muckender
/ˈmʌkəndə
/noun rare
A handkerchief.One must wipe his mouth for him with a muckender....
- Nor can I help laughing, when I see a man every minute stealing out a dirty muckender, then sneaking it in again.
- How I laughed at hearing of her throwing a second muckender to a Methusalem!
Origin
Late Middle English: probably from Catalan mocador, via Occitan from late Latin muccare (see mouchoir).