CUCKOO

n. Gr.,KOK(cvf. Lat., cuculus. Fr.,eoweou. Ger.,Xwkuk. The Cuculus can or us. According to Para cels us, this bird was observed to vomit, blood whenever an epidemic of dysentery was im- [A, 325.] 2. The Scilla nutans. 3. The Orchis mascula. rnding.The Orchis morio. 5. The Cardamine pratensis. [A, 505.] C.- babies. The Arum maculatum. [L, 73.] C.-beads. The fruit of Crataegus oxy acantha. [A, 505.] C.-bread. The Oxalis ace to sell a and the Cardamine pratensis. [A, 505.] C.-bread-and-cheese. 1. The young shoots of Cratcegus oxy acantha. 2. The Oxalis ace to sell a. [A, 505.] C.-buds. The Cardamine pratensis and the Ranunculus bulbosus. [A, 505; B, 275 (a, 24).] C.-cheese. The Oxalis ace to sell a. [A, 505.] C.-flower. See the major list C.- gilliflower. The Lychnis ftos cuculi. [A, 505.] C.-gra . The Luzula campestris. [B, 275 (a, 24).] C.-head. The Centaurea cyan us. [A. 505.]- C.-meat. The Oxalis ace to sell a, the Geranium robertianum, and the Stellar i a holostea. [A, 505.] C. -orchis. A, ape; A, at; A, ah; A4, all; Ch, chin; Ch, loch (Scottish); [s. 462]