- A
cottage,
during England's
feudal period, was the
holding by a
cottager (known as a
cotter or bordar) of a
small house with
enough garden to feed a family...
- such as
cottages and
summer homes.[citation needed] In the
Greater Toronto Area,
cottage country traffic refers to
traffic bound to
cottage country on...
- Shepherd's pie,
cottage pie, or in
French cuisine hachis Parmentier, is a
savoury dish of
cooked minced meat
topped with
mashed potato and baked, formerly...
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Cottage cheese is a
curdled milk
product with a mild
flavour and a creamy, heterogeneous,
soupy texture, made from
skimmed milk. An
essential step in...
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Cottage Grove may
refer to a
number of
places in the
United States:
Cottage Grove,
Illinois Cottage Grove,
Indiana Cottage Grove,
Minnesota Cottage Grove...
-
Cottaging is a ****
slang term,
originating from the
United Kingdom,
referring to
anonymous ****
between men in a
public lavatory (a "
cottage" or "tea-room")...
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Frogmore Cottage is a
historic Grade II
listed home on the
Frogmore estate,
which is part of Home Park in Windsor, England. The
cottage was
described as...
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Burns Cottage is the
birthplace of
Robert Burns, Scotland's
national poet (or "bard"), who was born at the
cottage on 25
January 1759. It is
located in...
- The
Cottage may
refer to: The
Cottage (Upper Marlboro, Maryland), US,
listed on the
National Register of
Historic Places The
Cottage, Charlton, Northamptonshire...
- Look up
cottage in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
cottage is a
small house.
Cottage may also
refer to:
Cottage, Mauritius, a
village in Rivière du...
