"Bitter as the cud" refers to a feeling of deep resentment or regret, often relating to the act of ruminating on unpleasant experiences or emotions. The term "cud" itself is associated with the process of ruminating in animals, where they regurgitate and chew their food again, symbolizing a cycle of bitterness that one cannot easily shake off. This phrase highlights how some negative feelings can linger and be difficult to move past.
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Mara is a Hebrew name, and mean "bitter."It means bitter.
Mara is a Hebrew name, and mean "bitter."It means bitter.
It is an anti-war poem knocking the pro-war sacrifice idea of the title roughly Sweet and honorable- or decorous. Bitter as the cud may refer to the aftertaste of a chemical warfare attack-which is documented in the poem- Then Gas, gas, quick boys- an ecstasy of fumbling, fitting the clumsy helmets just in time ( maybe his had a leak!) and that is where the clumsy nature of the gas mask ( poetically referred to as a helmet) may have taken up a bitter aftertaste. that is my guess. Begin with the simple and work then to the more complicated. "Cud" is food that is brought up from a ruminant's stomach to be chewed again, since it did not digest the first time. In a manner, this speaks of what to humans would be vomit, which is quite "bitter." The soldier didn't get his mask on in time before the mustard gas hit him, and physically produced the "vile, incurable sores" on his tongue. But the "cud" goes more deeply in meaning than that. It could, as well, be the words that the soldier said, the "vile, incurable sores on innocent tongues," that he otherwise would never have uttered, as he died from the gas.
bitter heart means that you are getting angry or uncomfortable. Bitter is an adjective. BITTER ex: soup shampoo
If she acts weird around the guy she likes that means she like him if she stares at him it cud mean she likes him if she seems shy around him that cud mean she likes him also
bitter = bitter (die) Bitte = request, plea bitte = please Bitte! = you're welcome! Bitte? = What?
"To chew the cud" is "ruminer" "The cud" is "la panse" A cud-chewing animal is "un ruminant"
Cud is also used as the plural. Cud was coming in by the truckload. There was cud all over the place.
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Cud. Cows regergitate grass and it is call cud. Hence cows chew their cud.
It means loitering or socializing, or just plain "chillaxing."