† huddronn.
Scottish. Obsolete.
According to Jamieson, A young heifer; in quot. 1592 apparently the skin of one.
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society > occupation and work > materials > raw material > skin or hide > [noun] > skin of bull, cow, or ox
bull-hidec1275
oxhidec1350
bull-skinc1400
ox-skin?a1450
huddron1592
cowhide1640
cow-skin1780
steerhide1921
1592 Sc. Acts Jas. VI c. 155 Transporting and carrying foorth of this Realme, of Calue-skinnes, huddrounes, and Kid-skinnes [Skene 1609 quotes as ‘Hudderons’].
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n.1592- butter of tin
- butter of wax
- butter of zinc
- butter oil
- butter one's bread on both sides
- butter paper
- butter pat
- butter pear
- butter pecan
- butter pie
- butter plate
- butter print
- butter salt
- butter sauce
- butter scale
- butter scone
- butter scoop
- butter skeel
- butter slide
- butter spade
- butter stamp
- butter stick
- butter substitute
- butter tart
- butter tea