How to spell CAOUGHT correctly?
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- aught There is nothing that can happen to us, however terrible, however miserable, that can justify tears and lamentations and make them aught but a weakness.
- clout For he can bravely clout his shoone, And he full well can ring a bell.
- couch Consciousness returned slowly and he raised himself with pain from his rough couch.
- cough There are times when you must cough.
- count What do you count on?
- court "She has a good heart," went on the other, "and our Lord no doubt will find some work for her to do at Court."
- curt I think you should have appreciated my position-my motives-er-my-" She silenced me-luckily, heaven knows-with a curt exclamation.
- dough A cap of dough!
- doughty Doughty was arrested, tied to the mast, and threatened with dire punishment if he did not mend his ways.
- doughy Any aplomb that he projected could only belie this frantic attempt to make sense out of his impressions of the world-impressions like indentations of a cookie cutter on his doughy brain, and impressions that were interpreted and warped within the pull of memory.
- gout He couldn't take any exercise just then, for his last attack of gout had been very severe, and his left foot was still swathed and slippered.
- haughty I took you for nothing but a haughty land-owner, without a word to fling at a poor fisherman.
- naught There's naught to stop here for, is there?
- nougat THIS chapter I shall have to make one of recipes chiefly, for it treats of a branch of cooking not usually found in cookery books, or at least there is seldom anything on the art of confectionery beyond molasses or cream taffy and nougat.
- nought Once at home, the happy Modeste forgot her pretended illness and her disguise, and dressed herself charmingly, humming as she came down to dinner,- " Nought is sleeping-Heart!
- ought We ought to know."
- sought She sought to tell herself that she was not afraid of the snow, of being lost, of being unable to find Gratton.
- taught "You've taught several terms.
- thought No; I thought you would get me back into Flint's.
- wrought And if the waters of the Atlantic did not part for them, the wanderers rode its bitter flood by a miracle as great as any the rod of Moses ever wrought.
- Bought 3282. Is it bought in by a shopkeeper at Dunrossness?
- Caught He caught her wrists.
- Fought "Colonel Mellersh fought hard against my wishes at first, but he yielded at last out of pity.
- Coughed Suthep smoked and coughed.
- naughty What you did just now; it's very naughty indeed.
