† hutten.
Obsolete.
1. A clod (of earth).
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c1420 Pallad. on Husb. ii. 188 With a shelle or hutte [L. gleba] adoun hem presse.
2. The mass of foam on a boiling surface.
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?c1390 Form of Cury in Warner Antiq. Culin. (1791) 13 Set it over the fire and boile it; and when the hutte arisith to goon over, take it adoun and kele it.
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n.?c1390- to chew one's cabbage twice
- to chew scenery
- to chew the cud
- to chew the rag or fat
- to chew the scenery
- to chew to
- to chew up
- to chicane away
- to chicken out
- to chill a person's blood
- to chill one's blood
- to chill the blood
- to chill up, down
- to chin the bar
- to chip and charge
- to chip and chase
- to chip away
- to chip in
- to chipper up
- to chirp it
- to chirp like a canary
- to chirp up
- to chisel out of
- to choke back, down, in, out
- to choke off