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William Shakespeare question: What does cot-quean mean in Shakespearean language? An effeminate man, a nancy-boy, a poof, a queer, a gay ... An effeminate man, a nancy-boy, a poof, a queer, a gay ... First answer by Plucas. Last edit by Plucas. Contributor trust: 937 [recommend contributor]. Question popularity:
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cotquean definition by Dictionary of sex terms and "F" word, contains sex terms, definitions, synonyms, and quotations. ... ; cotquean:; A term of 16 th century Scottish originfor a peasant housewife, later applied to: a) an emasculated male;
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CADE a cask or barrel ; CALM qualm ; CAN to know, be skillful in ; CANAKIN a little can ; CANARY a wine brought from the Canary Islands ; CANDLE-WASTERS persons who sit up all night to drink ; CANKER a caterpillar; CANSTICK a candlestick ; ... CARACK a large ship of burden ; CARBONADO meat scotched for...
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Cotquean: Archaic A coarse or scolding woman. ... cotquean hasn't been tagged yet. ... The twelfth, _bayoguin_, signified a "cotquean," a man whose nature inclined toward that of a woman.
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Cotquean: words in the definition ... (n.) A she-cuckold; a cucquean; a henhussy. ... Dictionary > Cos-Cov > Cotquean...
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Cotquean is probably an obsolete word, but our dictionary uses it and defines it as either a masculine woman or a man who busies himself in women's affairs. The Century even gives several quotations for the concept, such as the cute "I cannot abide these apron husbands;
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shakespeare language, household duties, online dictionary: Hi Jessica, I know you didn t make these up. There are many archaic words used in Shakespeare (some of which he actually invented) that we no longer use. ... A "cotquean" is a man who busies himself with traditionally women's household duties or a coarse woman.
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