Definition of hodden in English:

hodden

noun ˈhɒd(ə)nˈhädn

mass nounNorthern English, Scottish

A coarse woollen cloth.
〈主苏格兰，主北英格兰〉粗织羊毛呢，粗呢
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘I found,’ he says (speaking of the condition of his own farmers), ‘my few tenants without leases, subject to the blacksmith of the barony; thirled to its mills; wedded to the wretched system of out-field and in; bound to pay kain and to perform personal services; clothed in hodden, and lodged in hovels.’
- At any rate, all around there are people like them, all part of a modern tribe, a vast nomadic group, mostly young, urban, clever, a little intimidating, given to expensive hodden clothes and rimless glasses.

Origin

Late 16th century: of unknown origin.

Rhymes

Culloden, modern, sodden, trodden

Definition of hodden in US English:

hodden

nounˈhädn

Scottish, Northern English

A coarse woolen cloth.
〈主苏格兰，主北英格兰〉粗织羊毛呢，粗呢
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘I found,’ he says (speaking of the condition of his own farmers), ‘my few tenants without leases, subject to the blacksmith of the barony; thirled to its mills; wedded to the wretched system of out-field and in; bound to pay kain and to perform personal services; clothed in hodden, and lodged in hovels.’
- At any rate, all around there are people like them, all part of a modern tribe, a vast nomadic group, mostly young, urban, clever, a little intimidating, given to expensive hodden clothes and rimless glasses.

Origin

Late 16th century: of unknown origin.

单词	hodden
释义	Definition of hodden in English: hodden noun ˈhɒd(ə)nˈhädn mass nounNorthern English, Scottish A coarse woollen cloth. 〈主苏格兰，主北英格兰〉粗织羊毛呢，粗呢 Example sentencesExamples ‘I found,’ he says (speaking of the condition of his own farmers), ‘my few tenants without leases, subject to the blacksmith of the barony; thirled to its mills; wedded to the wretched system of out-field and in; bound to pay kain and to perform personal services; clothed in hodden, and lodged in hovels.’ At any rate, all around there are people like them, all part of a modern tribe, a vast nomadic group, mostly young, urban, clever, a little intimidating, given to expensive hodden clothes and rimless glasses. Origin Late 16th century: of unknown origin. Rhymes Culloden, modern, sodden, trodden Definition of hodden in US English: hodden nounˈhädn Scottish, Northern English A coarse woolen cloth. 〈主苏格兰，主北英格兰〉粗织羊毛呢，粗呢 Example sentencesExamples ‘I found,’ he says (speaking of the condition of his own farmers), ‘my few tenants without leases, subject to the blacksmith of the barony; thirled to its mills; wedded to the wretched system of out-field and in; bound to pay kain and to perform personal services; clothed in hodden, and lodged in hovels.’ At any rate, all around there are people like them, all part of a modern tribe, a vast nomadic group, mostly young, urban, clever, a little intimidating, given to expensive hodden clothes and rimless glasses. Origin Late 16th century: of unknown origin.
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