† cartoosen.
Obsolete.
Of doubtful meaning; cf. cartouse n. and cartoush n.
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1607 T. Dekker & J. Webster North-ward Hoe iii. sig. D3v A close sleeue with a cartoose collour and a pickadell.
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n.1607- fellow prisoner
- fellow servant
- fellow sinner
- fellow soldier
- fellow subject
- fellow townsman
- fellow traveler
- fellow traveller
- fellow well met
- fellow worker
- fellow workman
- fellow, man, etc, of spunk
- fellow-bordering
- fellow-communionist
- fellow-countrywoman
- fellow-craft
- fellow-feel
- fellow-feeler
- fellow-feeling
- fellow-heir
- fellow-heirship
- fellow-inspired
- fellow-knower
- fellow-knowing
- fellow-my-lad