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cod·ling 1
(kŏd′lĭng) also cod·lin (-lĭn)n.
A cooking apple, especially a greenish, elongated English variety.
[Alteration of Middle English querdlyng, possibly from Anglo-Norman *querdelion, lionheart : Old French cuer, heart; see courage + de, of (from Latin dē; see de-) + Old French lion, lion; see lion.]
cod·ling 2
(kŏd′lĭng)n. pl. codling or cod·lings
A young cod.
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codling
(ˈkɒdlɪŋ) orcodlin
n
1. (Cookery) any of several varieties of long tapering apples used for cooking
2. (Plants) any unripe apple
[C15 querdlyng, of uncertain origin]
codling
(ˈkɒdlɪŋ)n
(Animals) a codfish, esp a young one
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cod•ling1
(ˈkɒd lɪŋ)also cod•lin
(-lɪn)n.
1. a variety of elongated apple.
2. an unripe, half-grown apple.
[1400–50; Middle English querdling]
cod•ling2
(ˈkɒd lɪŋ)n.
the young of the cod.
[1250–1300]
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