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Meanings of cosh in английском

каталонский
saba

A piece of metal covered by leather with a flexible handle; used for hitting people.

saba
Usage of cosh in английском
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Nimbly, Scoyt skipped back and brought the cosh hard across Fermour's wrist.
Non-Stop
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A rubber cosh had appeared, and was lightly balanced between Scoyt's hands.
Non-Stop
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Labour's Yvette Cooper was the first to put Rudd under the cosh.
The Guardian
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Py cosh, I learns you not to call names py sober peoples.
The Lonesome Trail and Other Stories
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Even those countries not under the cosh in debt terms enjoyed varying fortunes.
The Irish Times
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When the whistle blew for half-time, however, Stoke were seriously under the cosh.
The Guardian
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Other departments under the cosh include chemistry, physics and American studies.
The Guardian
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First Clegg, now Cameron: the boss class is under the cosh this month.
The Guardian
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For the first time this summer England were under the cosh.
The Irish Times
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The match kicked off and City were under the cosh immediately.
The Guardian
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We were under the cosh and defended magnificently, the whole team defended well.
The Irish Times
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As night fell like a cosh, the island's split-personality began to reveal itself.
The Guardian
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He walked out into the cell wing, clutching the pipe like a cosh.
The Slab
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Duduzane is under the cosh for a car accident he caused four years ago.
The South African
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Most of them just carried a defensive cosh, if they carried anything at all.
Faerie Wars
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One of Polokwane's most prominent lawyers is under the cosh yet again this week.
The South African
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каталонский
saba
Cosh through the time