† forcatn.
Scottish. Obsolete.
‘A rest for a musket’ (Jamieson).
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1598 Sc. Acts Jas. VI (1814) IV. 169 Furnist with..ane muscat with forcat, bedrol, and heid pece.
1598 Sc. Acts Jas. VI (1814) IV. 191 Or ellis with ane muscat foirchet bandroll and heidpeice.
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n.1598- to carry a etc hand to
- to carry a etc hand upon
- to carry a face of
- to carry a faggot
- to carry a great face
- to carry a person off her feet
- to carry a person off his feet
- to carry a scent
- to carry a severe hand over
- to carry a severe hand to
- to carry a severe hand upon
- to carry a show of
- to carry a strict hand over
- to carry a strict hand to
- to carry a strict hand upon
- to carry a torch for
- to carry a torch for someone
- to carry a tune
- to carry a wary eye on
- to carry a wary eye upon
- to carry a watchful eye on
- to carry a watchful eye upon
- to carry about
- to carry all before one
- to carry along