Hunting. ‘A start of the head of a young stag, growing sharp like the end of a spit’ (Bailey).
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释义 | the world > animals > mammals > group Ungulata (hoofed) > group Ruminantia (sheep, goats, cows, etc.) > male > [noun] > body and parts > antler > knob forming beginning or tip of (12) broach1575 Hunting. ‘A start of the head of a young stag, growing sharp like the end of a spit’ (Bailey). button1575 The knob or bud which forms the beginning of a deer's antler. Now chiefly North American. croche1575 One of the ‘buds’ or knobs at the top of a stag's horn. tenderlings1575 plural. The soft tops of a deer's horns when they are coming through. Obsolete. bud1593 transferred. Used of things resembling buds: as the rudiment of a horn when it begins to sprout; a nipple; a pimple in farcy, a disease of horses. peg1611 A branch of a deer's antler; = broach, n.1 7. Obsolete. scrotcher1611 ? = croche, n.2 seal1611 = button, n. 8. Obsolete. velvet tip1638 (see sense 2; in quot. used allusively). crocket1870 One of the terminal ‘buds’ or knobs on a stag's horn; = croche, n.2 offer1884 A knob or bud showing on a stag's antler. Obsolete. nubbin1978 U.S. regional. An antler bud. Hence: a young male deer; (also more fully) nubbin buck. |
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