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hattock
hattock dial. Also haddock, huttock. [app. a dim. of hat n.: see -ock.] † 1. A little hat. Sc. Obs.1501 Douglas Pal. Hon. ii. 153 And Quintine with ane huttok on his heid. 1662 in Pitcairn Crim. Trials III. 604 (Isobel Gowdie's Confession) I haid a little horse, and wold say ‘Horse and Hattock, in D... Oxford English Dictionary
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huttock
huttock obs. and dial. var. hattock. Oxford English Dictionary
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Fairy cup legend
There is a Scottish folktale from the 17th century of a man who sees a whirlwind in a field and hears voices saying "Horse and Hattock" - he repeats the wikipedia.org
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-ock
-ock suffix, forming diminutives. A few examples of dimin. -oc, -uc, appear in OE., as bealloc ballock, bulluc bullock. In mod.Eng., the chief instance of the dim. suffix is hillock (found already in Wyclif); but other examples occur in the dialects, esp. in Sc., e.g. bittock, lassock, queock or que... Oxford English Dictionary
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haddock
▪ I. haddock (ˈhædək) Forms: 4 haddoc, 4–5 -ok, 5 hadok(e, 5–6 haddoke, 6 hadocke, 6–7 haddocke, 8 hadock, 6– haddock. [Origin uncertain. The suffix -ock appears to be diminutive, as in bullock, dunnock, hillock, etc. OF. hadot, pl. hados, is found in the same sense c 1250 (see Godef.), and thus ear... Oxford English Dictionary
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hood
▪ I. hood, n.1 (hʊd) Forms: 1 hód, (hood), 3–5 hod, 4–6 hode, hoode, north. hud(e, 4– hood, (5 houd, hoyd, 6 hodde, whod(e, whood(e, whodde, mod.Sc. huid, hude(ü)). [OE. hód str. masc. = OFris. hôd, MDu. hoet(d-), Du. hoed, MLG. hôt, hût, OHG., MHG. huot (Ger. hut hat):—OTeut. hôdo-z, f. hôd-, in ab... Oxford English Dictionary
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