Of which cotte or coarse blankets were formerly made Bailey

Of which cotte or coarse blankets were formerly made Bailey

Of which cotte or coarse blankets were formerly made Bailey

Cat or dog wool. "Of which cotte or coarse blankets were formerly made" (Bailey). "Cot gase" (refuse wool). "Cat" no doubt was a corruption of "cot."

Cat-pear. A pear, shaped like a hen's egg, that ripens in October.

Cat pellet. The pop-gun of boys, one pellet of paper driving out the other. Davis in his "Glossary" thinks it means "tip-cat." Probably it may be the sharpened piece of wood, not the game, that is different altogether, he quotes.

"Who beats the boys from cat pellet, and stool ball."