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currach

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cur·rach also cur·ragh  (kûr, kûr)
n. Scots & Irish
A coracle.
[Middle English currok, from Middle Irish curach; see coracle.]
currach, curagh, curragh Gaelic [ˈkʌrəx ˈkʌrə]
n
(Transport / Nautical Terms) a Scot or Irish name for coracle
[from Irish Gaelic currach; compare coracle]
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