cauld

[kawld, kahld, kawd]

adjective

Scot.

1. cold.

cauld

/ kɔːld /

adjective

1. a Scot word for cold

Example Sentences

But she has stuck to her roots, and last September she released The Cauld - a pop song written in Scots.

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To this day, every time I see a white hoar frost I think "cranreuch cauld", remembering Burns's "To a Mouse".

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"Cauld steel—tak' you that!" cried Peter Greg the Scot as he let out with his left, and knocked Nosey Cuthbert over backwarks into the hall of the castle.

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Some were hiding away from the "cauld blast" in the nooks between the dense branches; some were hanging upon the little cones, swinging and clinging like acrobats; some were taking short flights through the smoke to warm their toes, or sitting on the bare rock near the top of the chimney.

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The prime o' our land are cauld in the clay.

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