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| − | *'''caught. caged''': The captain has been captured (by the ship's husband) and caged (by marriage to the tailor's daughter) | + | *'''caught. caged''': The captain has been captured (by the ship's husband) and caged (by marriage to the tailor's daughter). The marriage ceremony is thus ended. |
*'''caw/coo''': raven/dove (motif) | *'''caw/coo''': raven/dove (motif) | ||
Latest revision as of 11:07, 30 August 2016
- caught. caged: The captain has been captured (by the ship's husband) and caged (by marriage to the tailor's daughter). The marriage ceremony is thus ended.
- caw/coo: raven/dove (motif)
- Cat and Cage: Dublin pub
- cocotte (French): prostitute
