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cork verb1 trans. E16.
[from CORK noun1.]
Provide with a cork as a sole, float, etc. E16-M19.
Stop (a bottle etc.) with a cork. M17.
Shut up or confine with or as with a cork; bottle up (feelings). Also foll. by down. M17.
Blacken with burnt cork. E19.
corked ppl adjective that has been corked; (of wine) tasting of the cork, impaired by a defective cork: E16.