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First published 1937 (DOST Vol. I).
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Bloncat, Blonkit, a. and n. Also: bloncatt, blonket. [e.m.E. bloncket (1579), ME. blunket (14th c.): see Blanket a. and Bluncat.] Grey, greyish blue; a cloth of this colour. ?1438 Alex. ii. Prol. 7.
Flouris … Purpur, bloncat, pale and pers
1502 Acta Conc. MS. XII. 84.
Ane stane of blonkit woll … , ane stane & ane half of quhite woll
1541 Aberd. B. Rec. MS. (J).
Thre elln of bloncat
Ib. XVII (J).
Twa ellis of bloncatt clayth
1576 Edinb. Test. V. 56.
Tua steikis of blonket blew
1607 Wedderburn Compt Bk. 72.
Sex ellis lang of blo[n]kit … to be littit sad russet

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