lautun.
/ˈlaʊtuː/ ‘A band of cotton, twisted and worn on the head of the Inca of Peru, as a badge of royalty’ (Webster, 1828–32, citing Barlow).
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1807 J. Barlow Columbiad iii. 99 The white lautu graced his lofty brow.
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n.1807- noodles
- noodling
- noodly
- noogenesis
- noogenic
- noogie
- not to know a b from a battledore
- not to know a b from a bull's foot
- not to know a hawk from a handsaw
- not to know a person from adam's
- not to know a person from adam's off-ox
- not to know a person from adam's offox
- not to know a word of
- not to know any better
- not to know any different
- not to know beans
- not to know boo
- not to know different
- not to know from a bar of soap
- not to know from adam
- not to know from adam's
- not to know from adam's off-ox
- not to know from adam's offox
- not to know from eve
- not to know from nothing