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Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- A Middle English form of couth.
- An element in some proper names of Anglo-Saxon origin, being the same (with vowel shortened before two consonants) as couth, known (see couth): as, Cuthbert, Anglo-Saxon Cū th-berht, -briht (famous as a warrior); Cuthred, Anglo-Saxon Cū thrëd (famous in counsel); Cuthwin, Anglo-Saxon Cū thwine (famous friend or fighter).
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“In this context, the trade balance between the two countries is cuth exports to Sudan for 2003 totalling R296 774 000 and R190 000 000 for the first six months of”
“This story-arc is fairly accessible to all and it's easy to cuth through the technobabble about the TARDIS and just enjoy what is a pretty darn good (and prophetic) story.”
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