Crossword-Solution: COFFLE 6 letters, 7 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 14

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Coffle n. A gang of negro slaves being driven to market.

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SLAVE caravan 1 answer
SLAVE-traveling/travelling group 1 answer
Chain gang 2 answers
caravan 20 answers
cortege 26 answers
convoy 60 answers
Gang 71 answers
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
EETAR
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greedy person
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Can all the art of the cannon-founder tempt matter to turn against its maker? Is the form in which the founder thinks he casts it more essential than the constitution of it and of himself? The United States have a coffle of four millions of slaves.
A Plea for Captain John Brown Henry David Thoreau 2001
All at once he fancied them actually manacled there together, two by two, a coffle of captives taken in some cruel foray, and driven to a market where no man wanted to buy.
Short Stories and Essays William Dean Howells 2004
How early did these files begin to form themselves for the midnight dole of bread? As early as ten, as nine o'clock? If so, did the fact argue habitual destitution, or merely habitual leisure? Did the slaves in the coffle make acquaintance, or remain strangers to one another, though they were closely neighbored night after night by their misery? Perhaps they joked away the weary hours of waiting; they must have their jokes.
Short Stories and Essays William Dean Howells 2004
How early did these files begin to form themselves for the midnight dole of bread? As early as ten, as nine o’clock? If so, did the fact argue habitual destitution, or merely habitual leisure? Did the slaves in the coffle make acquaintance, or remain strangers to one another, though they were closely neighbored night after night by their misery? Perhaps they joked away the weary hours of waiting; they must have their jokes.
Literature and Life William Dean Howells 2006
Eliphalet had reflected upon this incident after he had bid the overseer good-by at Cairo, and had seen that pitiful coffle piled aboard a steamer for New Orleans.
The Crisis, Volume 1 Winston Churchill 2004
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Appears in: NYT.

Used 1 time in crossword archives (1988).