baudrons

[ baw-druhnz ]

/ ˈbɔ drənz /

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noun Scot.

a cat.

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Origin of baudrons

1400–50; late Middle English (Scots ) balderonis; perhaps akin to Middle English badde cat

Words nearby baudrons

Baudelaire, Charles, Baudouin de Courtenay, Baudouin I, baud rate, Baudrillard, baudrons, Bauer, bauera, Baugh, Bauhaus, bauhinia

How to use baudrons in a sentence

There was once an old grey Pussy Baudrons, and she went out for a stroll one Christmas morning to see what she could see.
The Scottish Fairy Book|Elizabeth W. Grierson
Hornie did the Laigh Kirk watchJust like a winking baudrons.
Literary and General Lectures and Essays|Charles Kingsley
When I opened the bag, Baudrons escaped with a good dusting of flour on his fur.
The Pilots of Pomona|Robert Leighton
And though she does not deal in witchery, you might bring her to part with Baudrons.
The Pilots of Pomona|Robert Leighton

Two men were then sent below to search for Baudrons, and I waited for their return.
The Pilots of Pomona|Robert Leighton