Add to ORKGcotterall n[PT] ....they had a big flue then; you could hang what you like above the cottle* - smoke what you like,see.Yes(pot-hook or crane above flue of old fashioned fire??? See EDD _Cotterill_. Used in this case forsmoking meat etc) (* = my spelling)J. D. A. WIDDOWSON JUL 1973Used I and SupUsed IUsed Icottle*, crottle, POT BARChecked by Jordyn Hughes Wed 22 Jun 201
crunnick nThe men cut their own firewood and spelled it home on their backs. In summer they used bl...
copy pan n[PT]JW _coppy pans_- pans of ice that were to little to take weight of a person. Skip...
crook1 c a hook in a chimney for hanging a pot or kettle on, a pot-hook 1826-Withdraw [check] GN...
cotterall ncoddle ?? cottles [PT][PT] ....this cottle, there's notches - you've see(n) the cottle...
cotterall n[PT] An' they had something on the cottle*,an' by an' by she took it off; an' this was...
cotterall ncoddle?* cottles [PT] [PT] An' then there was the cottle*,you know,the stuff on the ...
cotterall nIron bar on supports used to hang kettle over fire in old outport homes. Also _crane_.U...
crook[PT] An' then there was the cottle*,you know,the stuff on the cottle*, an'the crooks. The cot...
cotterall nOn this pot-bar was hung the cotterall and pot-hooks, which sustained the vessels.PRINT...
cotterall n"I remember the open fireplace", he said, "the flue with the crooks and crottles for ha...
cotterall nHanging over the fire, by the cottrel and hangers, were a large three-legged pot [and] ...
cotterall n[Visiting St Pierre, and hearing Fr word.] [Cremmalaire] referred to a toothed or notch...
cotterall nJust for reference.SEP 27 1989 [check] WKUsed I and SupUsed INot Usedcottle*, crottle, ...
cresset[PT] ... the barrell, after it was put up, 'twould be placed over a fire, open fire,like a ...
pot nI remember grandfather's old home, with the large, open fireplace, the flagstones surrounding...
crunnick nThe men cut their own firewood and spelled it home on their backs. In summer they used bl...
copy pan n[PT]JW _coppy pans_- pans of ice that were to little to take weight of a person. Skip...
crook1 c a hook in a chimney for hanging a pot or kettle on, a pot-hook 1826-Withdraw [check] GN...
cotterall ncoddle ?? cottles [PT][PT] ....this cottle, there's notches - you've see(n) the cottle...
cotterall n[PT] An' they had something on the cottle*,an' by an' by she took it off; an' this was...
cotterall ncoddle?* cottles [PT] [PT] An' then there was the cottle*,you know,the stuff on the ...
cotterall nIron bar on supports used to hang kettle over fire in old outport homes. Also _crane_.U...
crook[PT] An' then there was the cottle*,you know,the stuff on the cottle*, an'the crooks. The cot...
cotterall nOn this pot-bar was hung the cotterall and pot-hooks, which sustained the vessels.PRINT...
cotterall n"I remember the open fireplace", he said, "the flue with the crooks and crottles for ha...
cotterall nHanging over the fire, by the cottrel and hangers, were a large three-legged pot [and] ...
cotterall n[Visiting St Pierre, and hearing Fr word.] [Cremmalaire] referred to a toothed or notch...
cotterall nJust for reference.SEP 27 1989 [check] WKUsed I and SupUsed INot Usedcottle*, crottle, ...
cresset[PT] ... the barrell, after it was put up, 'twould be placed over a fire, open fire,like a ...
pot nI remember grandfather's old home, with the large, open fireplace, the flagstones surrounding...
crunnick nThe men cut their own firewood and spelled it home on their backs. In summer they used bl...
copy pan n[PT]JW _coppy pans_- pans of ice that were to little to take weight of a person. Skip...
crook1 c a hook in a chimney for hanging a pot or kettle on, a pot-hook 1826-Withdraw [check] GN...