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Sheep shed
Answer for the clue "Sheep shed ", 4 letters:
cote
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Word definitions for cote in dictionaries
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Old English cote , fem. of cot (plural cotu ) "small house, bedchamber, den" (see cottage ). Applied to buildings for animals from early 15c.
Usage examples of cote.
Parfois, il voyait un cierge allume et, quand il revenait la nuit a la maison, le flambeau marchait a son cote, sans que le vent agitat la flamme.
Chango mani cote Chango mani cote elle masa Chango arambsoni Chango ara mani cote.
Some of the birds remained in their cotes - Roba had fed them every morning before he ran away.
Naurouse, ne se derangea pas et elle attendit que Savine vint a elle, sans lever les yeux, sans les tourner de son cote, toujours souriante et attentive a ce que Roger lui disait.
Elles sont parfois geminees, et deux meres sont assises cote a cote, tenant chacune un enfant.
Magister Vergier asked, his fringe of graying hair in disarray, his cote hastily thrown on and not yet belted.
Chango mani cote Chango mani cote elle masa Chango arambsoni Chango ara mani cote.
At an almost subliminal level, a soft musical refrain had begun, a chanting sound that whispered in her ears: Chango mani rote Chango mani cote olle Larry Niven and Steven Barnes 159 She tapped at the earpiece of her Virtual set.
Chango mani cote Chango mani cote elle masa Chango arambsoni Chango Ara Baricote .
Bade pour se faire presenter a la comtesse, et bientot on le vit partout aux cotes de la belle Corysandre.
Mog Wiley out to the cotes with kitchen scraps, and Jenna Walker, who now acted as foster mother to the rescued child, would not hear a bad word said against them.
Caux, a droite la baie de la Somme, puis les cotes basses de Picardie, et, tout en face, la haute mer.
Templars did not wear their famous red-and-white battle cotes over their mail, but were distinguished only with their Pegasus badges.
Rainaut tugged at the black-and-white cote that identified him as a Knight Hospitaler of Saint John.
As confused as he was relieved, Rainaut gave over his burden to the priest and two men in the black-and-white cote of the Knights Hospitaler of Saint John, Jerusalem.