pilch
noun
ˈpilch
plural -es
1
: an outer garment made originally of skin or fur and later of leather or wool
2
a
obsolete : a saddle cover
b
: a light child's saddle
3
: an infant's wrapper covering the diaper
Word History
Etymology
Middle English pilche, from Old English pylce, pylece, from Medieval Latin pellicea, feminine of Late Latin pelliceus, pellicius made of skin, from Latin pellis skin
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