3. (Eton College).—See Cool kick and the following.

Verb (Eton College).—To kick hard.

Cool-Crape, subs. (old).—A shroud, or winding sheet.—Grose.

Cooler, subs. (old).—1. A woman.—Grose [1785]. For synonyms, see

Petticoat.

1742. Charles Johnson, Highwaymen and Pyrates, p. 293. ‘Not I,’

replied Jones, very readily, ‘I neither know nor care who you are,

tho’ before you spoke I took you for a brewer because you travel

with your cooler by your side.’

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