cuddy
/ˈkʌdi/
noun
- A small cabin or room on a ship, used for storage or as a living space.
- They stored extra ropes and sails in the ship's cuddy.
- The captain kept his maps and instruments in the cuddy.
- The sailors slept in a cramped cuddy below deck.
- A small shed or hut, especially for storing tools or supplies.
- The farmer stored hay in the cuddy near the barn.
- We built a small cuddy to shelter the firewood.
- He kept his gardening tools in a wooden cuddy behind the house.