lautun.
/ˈlaʊtuː/ ‘A band of cotton, twisted and worn on the head of the Inca of Peru, as a badge of royalty’ (Webster, 1828–32, citing Barlow).
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1807 J. Barlow Columbiad iii. 99 The white lautu graced his lofty brow.
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n.1807- fires away
- fires of heaven
- fires off
- fires up
- firesalt
- firescarred
- firescathed
- firescorched
- fireseamed
- firesetter
- firesetting
- fireshine
- fireship
- fireships
- first, second, etc, moment
- first, second, or third of exchange
- first, second, third scruple
- first-aider
- first-begot
- first-begotten
- first-begottenship
- first-birth right
- first-built
- first-choice
- first-class man