Cork
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 108
kork, n. the outer bark of the cork-tree, an oak found in the south of Europe, . a stopper made of cork —v t to stop with a cork to stop up [Sp. coreho—L. cortex, bark, rind Cormorant, kor'mo-rant, « a genus of web-footed seabirds, of great voracity, a glutton [Fr. cormoran (It coi-vo vianno from L. corvus mannus, the sea-crow. Hrachbt
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