cuddie

[kuh-duh-ee]

cuddie Definition

• 1. a donkey
• 2. a small room or cupboard

Using cuddie: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "cuddie" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The farmer's cuddie is very stubborn.

• Example

  He kept his tools in a small cuddie under the stairs.

cuddie Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for cuddie

• donkey

Phrases with cuddie

• in the cuddie

  hidden away or secret

  Example

  I found the missing book in the cuddie.

• cuddie head

  a foolish or stupid person

  Example

  Don't be a cuddie head and forget your keys again.

• cuddie-brae

  a narrow path or lane

  Example

  We walked along the cuddie-brae to get to the village.

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Summary: cuddie in Brief

'Cuddie' [kuh-duh-ee] refers to a donkey or a small room or cupboard. It is often used in Scottish dialects and can be found in phrases like 'in the cuddie,' meaning hidden away, and 'cuddie head,' meaning a foolish person.