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COPSE

A coppice: an area of woodland managed by coppicing (periodic cutting near stump level).

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APSOS

plural of apso

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COPSY

Characterized by copses.

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MOPSY

Synonym of moppet.

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OOPSY

Synonym of oops.

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POPSY

Grandfather.

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ROSPS

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SPOSA

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SPOSH

Soft wet ground; mud or slush.

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SPOSO

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