muckiter
muckiter is the alternative form of muckender.
Meaning of muckender
Noun
muckender (plural muckenders)
- A handkerchief.
- For the dull muse a muckender were fit / To wipe the slav'rings of her infant wit, / Which, though 'tis late, if justice could be found, / Should like blind, new-born puppies yet be drown'd.1979, Charles Sackville, “On Mr. Edward Howard upon his "New Utopia"”, in Brice Harris, editor, The Poems of Charles Sackville, Sixth Earl of Dorset, pages 16—17, lines 31—34
Forms of muckiter
| plural | muckiters |
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Questions about muckiter
- What is muckiter the alternative form of?
- Muckiter is the alternative form of muckender.
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