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[Perhaps from Ir. & Gael. coillcam ( Philips.) to blindfold.] A sport of great antiquity still retained in the Highlands of Scotland. (See a description in Jamie son.) "The bread and cheese of the Coolin are next divided and eaten."-Clan- Albin , i. 122-3. côol-ing, pr. par., a. & s. [COOL, v.] 2. A term applied to refuse matters, such as soot, smoke-black, coal-dust, the mold which forms on wheels, . ( Knight .) some liquids, the drip of journal-boxes, naves of 3. The dust which falls from large coals. ( Scotch.) Smiddy coom: The ashes of a blacksmith's A. & B. As pr. par. & particip . adj .: (See the furnace. verb.) IMG:content-0885.png:[blocks in formation]