"coorie" meaning in Scots

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          "text": "Efter the first nicht in her wee tent pod, tryin tae git some waarmth fae the yaks, she abandont aa modesty an slep in the communal tent wi the men, kennin fu weill whit they were daein, cooriein up agin her whan they thocht she wis sleepin.",
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        "to snuggle, nestle"
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