"cockaloorie" meaning in Scots

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          "english": "Long, beautiful, black hair that shines like a raven’s wings. Also lovely red cheeks, as pure as the underside of a daisy.",
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          "text": "Lang, bonnie, black hair, sheenin’ just laek a corbie’s wing. Twa bonnie red cheeks, as pure as da under side ’o a cockieloorie.",
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          "english": "And the May-flower is clothed in dew / And grows in the crevices. / The daisy covers the whole / Like the white clouds of the heavens.",
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          "roman": "Laek da white cloods ower da lift.",
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        "common daisy (Bellis perennis)"
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          "word": "cockieloorie"
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          "word": "kokkeluri"
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          "word": "kokkaloorie"
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            "Orkney"
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          "word": "cockalowrie"
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      "word": "kokkeluri"
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