Definition of malkin in English:

malkin

noun ˈmɔːlkɪnˈmɔːkɪn

Regional archaic

1A mop; a bundle of rags fastened to the end of a stick, especially for cleaning out a baker's oven. regional in later use.
2A scarecrow; a ragged puppet or grotesque effigy; a guy.
3Scottish and English regional (northern). A hare.

Origin

Middle English (in an earlier sense). From the female forename Malkin from Mal, pet-form of the female forename Maud + -kin; in later use sometimes reanalysed as from Mal, Mall, Malle, pet-form of the female forename Mary + -kin.

Definition of malkin in US English:

malkin

noun

Regional archaic

1A mop; a bundle of rags fastened to the end of a stick, especially for cleaning out a baker's oven. regional in later use.
2A scarecrow; a ragged puppet or grotesque effigy; a guy.
3Scottish and English regional (northern). A hare.

Origin

Middle English (in an earlier sense). From the female forename Malkin from Mal, pet-form of the female forename Maud + -kin; in later use sometimes reanalysed as from Mal, Mall, Malle, pet-form of the female forename Mary + -kin.

词汇	malkin
释义	Definition of malkin in English: malkin noun ˈmɔːlkɪnˈmɔːkɪn Regional archaic 1A mop; a bundle of rags fastened to the end of a stick, especially for cleaning out a baker's oven. regional in later use. 2A scarecrow; a ragged puppet or grotesque effigy; a guy. 3Scottish and English regional (northern). A hare. Origin Middle English (in an earlier sense). From the female forename Malkin from Mal, pet-form of the female forename Maud + -kin; in later use sometimes reanalysed as from Mal, Mall, Malle, pet-form of the female forename Mary + -kin. Definition of malkin in US English: malkin noun Regional archaic 1A mop; a bundle of rags fastened to the end of a stick, especially for cleaning out a baker's oven. regional in later use. 2A scarecrow; a ragged puppet or grotesque effigy; a guy. 3Scottish and English regional (northern). A hare. Origin Middle English (in an earlier sense). From the female forename Malkin from Mal, pet-form of the female forename Maud + -kin; in later use sometimes reanalysed as from Mal, Mall, Malle, pet-form of the female forename Mary + -kin.
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