cuddy
ˈkʌdi
cuddies
Definition

Definition of cuddy - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
maritimeRaresmall cabin on a boatRare
  • The fisherman rested in the cuddy after a long day.
cabin compartment
2.
animalDatedUKdonkey or small horseDatedUK
  • The farmer loaded the cuddy with supplies.
nag pony
3.
insultDatedUSblockhead or foolDatedUS
  • Don't be such a cuddy, think it through.
dunce fool simpleton
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Images of cuddy

  • cuddy: small cabin on a boat
    small cabin on a boat
  • cuddy: donkey or small horse
    donkey or small horse

Origin of cuddy

Middle English, cude (cottage)

Examples of cuddy in a sentence

  • They stored their gear in the cuddy before setting sail.
  • The cuddy trotted along the narrow path.
  • Children enjoyed a ride on the cuddy at the fair.
  • Stop acting like a cuddy and pay attention.
  • He felt like a cuddy after making the mistake.

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  1. French:cabine, bourricot, ...
  2. German:Kajüte, Esel, ...
  3. Italian:cabina, asinello, ...
  4. Spanish:camarote, burrito, ...
  5. Portuguese:camarote, burro, ...
  6. Chinese:小舱, 驴, ...
  7. Japanese:カディ, ラバ, ...
  8. Arabic:حُجْرَة صَغِيرَة, حمار صغير, ...
  9. Hebrew:קָבִּינָה, חֲמוֹר, ...
  10. Russian:каюта, ослик, ...
  11. Ukrainian:каюта, осел, ...
  12. Hindi:कड्डी, मूर्ख, ...

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