1. An ass; a donkey.

2. A small cabin in the fore part of a lighter or boat, or under the poop of a ship; the coal-fish.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• xuddy,
• duddy,
• cyddy,
• chddy,
• cjddy,
• c8ddy,
• c7ddy,
• cusdy,
• cuxdy,
• cucdy,
• cufdy,
• curdy,
• cuedy,
• cudsy,
• cuddey,
• cudy,
• cuddi,
• cudie,
• cuddie,
• cudda

• curd,
• c.o.d.,
• cuddle,
• cd,
• cuddly,
• giddy,
• muddy,
• cud,
• gaudy,
• COD,
• buddy,
• cut,
• CUED,
• cudd.

The adjective form of the word "cuddy" is "cuddly".

The plural of the "cuddy" can be the "cuddies".

The singular of the "cuddy" can be the "cuddy".