The Staff Orf'cer wint away, an' I cud see Crook's shoulthers shakin'.
Before I cud gyard he had his gloved fist home on my cheek an' down I went full-sprawl.
Begad, I cud ha' hiked the sun out av the sky for a live coal to my pipe, so magnificent I was.
Whin I passed the last wan I cud see her poor little fingers workin' one in another as if she wanted to touch my feet.
To eyt each one wor able; The country air did mak some swear They cud ommost eyt a table.
Den Massa go out to de dogwood thicket an' he cut a bundle o' switches, all he cud carry.
I 'members I wuz full chested an' dey laid a stick across my chest to see how straight I cud stan'.
My, how she cud tell 'bout dose times, an dey ware true too.
One soldier on a horse kum up ta de fence, tore off da top rail, an with his horse jumped ober da fence, an took out after us, but he nebber cud catch us.
Ma grandmuthuh cud see de snakes come up inside deir legs an dey had to cut a hole in deir legs ta let de snakes out.
She jes kinda turned her back tuh me an' I cud see her shakin'.
I cud a been a spiritualis woman if I'd had a little education.
When de sojers was round de neighborhood dey'd allus have me playing' round de front gate so I cud tell em when dey's comin' up de road.
Simon cud call de snakes an' dey wud kum frum all directions.
She cud cut down a big tree en chop off a rail length an' use a wedge an' maul an' make rails as good as anybody.
We cudna ken whether he had savin' grace or no, for the body cudna speyk that a body cud unnerstan' him?
I cud see in her een haill coal-pits o' affection.
I didna see onything o' the family, for I had my denner and my wine and 'a thing human stammack cud desire served up till me i' my ain room.
I wad hae repentit lang syne gin I cud hae gotten ae glimp o' a possible justice in pittin a hert as grit's mine into sic a misgreein', scrimpit, contemptible body as this.
I say hoo cud he bring sic deevilich accusations against a gentleman o' sic birth and breedin' and accomplishments as the Laird o' Chattachan!
Gin I cud be sure that Mr Bruce wad aye be at the ither en' o' the seat, I micht think o' 't.
Gin I cudbut redd (comb) the scoonrel's heid wi' your cleuks, Baudrons!
Other symptoms aside from those of the animal not chewing cud will always make their appearance, as constipation, diarrhoea, elevation of the temperature, etc.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cud" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: bite; bolus; chew; cud; gnash; morsel; mouthful; munch; navy; nibble; nip; pigtail; quid; snap; swallow; twist
