corsey

British

/ ˈkɔːsɪ /

noun

dialect a pavement or pathway

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Shaniqua Corsey, busing tables, glanced through a window and spotted a biker in a yellow helmet engaged in a heated argument.

From New York Times

Jenny and Matthew Corsey, of Peachtree City, Ga., used to have traditional roles around the home--housework for her, yard work for him--until Matthew lost his job last year.

From Time Magazine Archive

John Corsey grew up the tensest little aristocrat of all, with passions to match his principles; to assault them; never to bend them, but eventually to break them, and break him.

From Time Magazine Archive

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