hodden

hodden hoddin (ˈhɒdɪn) noun

a coarse homespun cloth produced in Scotland: hodden grey is made by mixing black and white wools

Word Origin for hodden C18: Scottish, of obscure origin Examples from the Web for hodden Historical Examples of hodden

“The way of the transgressor is hard,” he whispered in a tone too low for Hodden to hear.

Robert Barr

And when you have become acquainted with Mr. Hodden, I want you to introduce him to me.

Robert Barr

Mr. Hodden quickly found that the appeal to Cæsar was not well timed.

Robert Barr

When it was placed in the passage, Hodden entered the room, shut and bolted the door.

Robert Barr

Then she said to herself, with a sigh, “I do wish I had bought this book instead of Hodden’s.”

Robert Barr