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How do you spell court as in a cold?

The word you're looking for is "court".

It's spelled the same way as the place where trials are held, but it has a different meaning in this context. "To catch a cold" is a common idiom, and "court" in this sense means to be susceptible to or attract something, often something negative.

For example:

* "She's been courting a cold all week."

* "Sitting in the cold draft is just courting disaster."

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