- cottagey
- adjective see cottage
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cottage — ► NOUN ▪ a small house, typically one in the country. DERIVATIVES cottagey adjective. ORIGIN Latin cotagium, from COT(Cf. ↑cot) or COTE(Cf. ↑cote) … English terms dictionary
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