corf.

/kawrf/US // kɔrf //UK // (kɔːf) //

珊瑚,珊瑚礁,珊瑚岛,珊瑚虫

Definitions

1.
plural corves [kawrvz]. /kɔrvz/. British.
- ›Mining. a small wagon for carrying coal, ore, etc.a wicker basket formerly used for this purpose.
- ›a basket, cage, or boxlike structure with perforations for keeping lobsters or fish alive in water.

I bought no end o' lozengers and things off the barrers, as they sez cures a corf in no time; but they didn't do me a bit o' good.
"Then I'll want corf drops, not them," and with that he handed me a packet of cigarettes.
No Corf to-day, now, though about only an hours sail from here!
While I was loading my corf, he asked me if I should like to have him for a father-in-law.
They reached Corf, hanged Liovecchio and planted a garrison there.