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Definition of cot
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of cot is as below...
Cot (n.) A cover or
sheath;
as, a
roller
cot (the
clothing
of a
drawing
roller
in a
spinning
frame);
a cot for a sore
finger..
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Jaconet
::
"Jaconet
(n.) A thin
cotton
fabric,
between
and
muslin,
used for
dresses,
neckcloths,
etc..
Hogmanay
::
Hogmanay
(n.) The old name, in
Scotland,
for the last day of the year, on which
children
go about
singing,
and
receive
a dole of bread or
cakes;
also, the
entertainment
given on that day to a
visitor,
or the gift given to an
applicant..
Naphtha
::
Naphtha
(n.) One of
several
volatile
inflammable
liquids
obtained
by the
distillation
of
certain
carbonaceous
materials
and
resembling
the
naphtha
from
petroleum;
as,
Boghead
naphtha,
from
Boghead
coal
(obtained
at
Boghead,
Scotland);
crude
naphtha,
or light oil, from coal tar; wood
naphtha,
from wood, etc..
Cottoid
::
Cottoid
(a.) Like a fish of the genus
Cottus.
Biscotin
::
Biscotin
(n.) A
confection
made of
flour,
sugar,
marmalade,
and eggs; a sweet
biscuit..
Ragman''s Roll
::
Ragman's
roll () The rolls of deeds on
parchment
in which the
Scottish
nobility
and
gentry
subscribed
allegiance
to
Edward
I. of
England,
A. D.
1296..
Borough
::
Borough
(n.) In
England,
an
incorporated
town that is not a city; also, a town that sends
members
to
parliament;
in
Scotland,
a body
corporate,
consisting
of the
inhabitants
of a
certain
district,
erected
by the
sovereign,
with a
certain
jurisdiction;
in
America,
an
incorporated
town or
village,
as in
Pennsylvania
and
Connecticut..
Gimp
::
Gimp (n.) A
narrow
ornamental
fabric
of silk,
woolen,
or
cotton,
often with a
metallic
wire, or
sometimes
a
coarse
cord,
running
through
it; -- used as
trimming
for
dresses,
furniture,
etc..
Moderate
::
Moderate
(n.) One of a party in the
Church
of
Scotland
in the 18th
century,
and part of the 19th,
professing
moderation
in
matters
of
church
government,
in
discipline,
and in
doctrine..
Narcotic
::
Narcotic
(a.)
Having
the
properties
of a
narcotic;
operating
as a
narcotic.
Pinakothek
::
Pinakothek
(n.)
Pinacotheca.
Safranin
::
Safranin
(n.) A red
dyestuff
extracted
from the
safflower,
and
formerly
used in
dyeing
wool, silk, and
cotton
pink and
scarlet;
--
called
also
Spanish
red, China lake, and
carthamin..
Interweave
::
Interweave
(v. t.) To weave
together;
to
intermix
or unite in
texture
or
construction;
to
intertwine;
as,
threads
of silk and
cotton
interwoven..
Crofter
::
Crofter
(n.) One who rents and tills a small farm or
helding;
as, the
crofters
of
Scotland..
Scotch
::
Scotch
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Scotland,
its
language,
or its
inhabitants;
Scottish..
Shawl
::
Shawl (n.) A
square
or
oblong
cloth of wool,
cotton,
silk, or other
textile
or
netted
fabric,
used,
especially
by
women,
as a loose
covering
for the neck and
shoulders..
Scottering
::
Scottering
(n.) The
burning
of a wad of pease straw at the end of
harvest.
Caledonian
::
Caledonian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Caledonia
or
Scotland;
Scottish;
Scotch.
Panel
::
Panel (n.) A
sunken
compartment
with
raised
margins,
molded
or
otherwise,
as in
ceilings,
wainscotings,
etc..
Beltane
::
Beltane
(n.) A
festival
of the
heathen
Celts on the first day of May, in the
observance
of which great
bonfires
were
kindled.
It still
exists
in a
modified
form in some parts of
Scotland
and
Ireland..
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