† sluchn.
Scottish. Obsolete.
A suit (of clothes).
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habita1420
standc1450
suitc1475
sluch1582
standard1631
rig-out1824
outfit1840
suiting1863
shape1886
rig-up1896
bag of fruit1924
ensemble1927
whistle and flute1931
vine1932
drape1945
1582 in W. Cramond Rec. Elgin (1903) I. 165 Item thre schillingis four penneis for ane sluch of clais to Johne Innes.
1598 Extr. Burgh Rec. Aberd. (1848) II. 163 To Alexr. Checkum,..fyve pundis to help to by him a slucht of blew.
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