[f. CUR + -SHIP.] The estate or personality of a cur: used as a mock title.
1663. Butler, Hud., I. ii. 959. How durst th’, I say, oppose thy Curship ’Gainst Arms, Authority, and Worship?
1765. Wolcott (P. Pindar), Ode IV to R. A’s, Wks. 1812, I. 87. The Lord have mercy on your Curship’s skin.
