Part 149 (1/2)

_To_ CATE, CAIT, _v n_ To desire the male or female; a term strictly applied to cats only

V ~Caige~, ~Caigie~

_Colvil_

Su G _kaat_, salax, lascivus, _kaett-ias_, lascivire

CATECHIS, _s_ A catechism

_Abp Hamiltoun_

CATER, _s_ Money, S B q what is _catered_

V ~Catour~

_shi+rrefs_

CATERANES, KATHERANES, _s pl_ Bands of robbers, especially such as cahlands to the low country, and carried off cattle, corn, or whatever pleased them, from those ere not able to make resistance, S _Kaitrine_, _Kettrin_

_Stat Rob II_

Ir _ceatharnach_, a soldier, _ceatharb_, a troop

CAT-FISH, SEA-CAT, _s_ The Sea-wolf, S Anarhicas lupus, Linn

Sw _haf-kat_, i e sea-cat

_Sibbald_

CAT-GUT, _s_ Fucus filum, Orkn

_Neill_

CAT-HARROW, _s_ ”_They draw the Cat Harrow_; that is, they thwart one another”

_Lyndsay_

CATHEL-NAIL, _s_ The nail by which the body of a cart is fastened to the axle-tree, Fife

CATINE, _s_