Definition of tod
chiefly Scotland
: fox
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Origin and Etymology of tod
Middle English
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First Known Use: 12th century
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1
British
: a bushy clump (as of ivy)
2
archaic
: any of various units of weight for wool;
especially
: one equal to 28 pounds (13 kilograms)
Origin and Etymology of tod
Middle English todd, todde; probably akin to Old High German zotta tuft of hair
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First Known Use: 15th century
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