"cauf" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1926: Permanent International Association of Navigation Congresses, Reports, volume 2, unknown page (Executive Committee)",
          "text": "The live fish is now kept in the cauves until sold for consumption in the home-country or abroad."
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        "A chest with holes for keeping fish alive in water."
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      "enpr": "kôf",
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          "ref": "1845, Charles Rogers, Tom Treddlehoyle’s Thowts, Joakes, an Smiles for Midsummer Day, pages 40–41",
          "text": "An estimate at traffick hez been made be sum foaks, at wor set ta tack noatis, an it appear’d, bit average a wun month, thear wor enter’d Pogmoor an Hickam, fifteen wheelbarras, nine turnap rowlers, eighteen cauves, six sither grinders, wun wattar barril, nine haulin-horses, two pol’d cahs, three pair a cuts, wun hearse, sixteen dogs, three sheep, fourteen coil-carts, thurty mules, twenty-five geese, an three pigs.",
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      "enpr": "kôf",
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          "text": "The live fish is now kept in the cauves until sold for consumption in the home-country or abroad."
        }
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