Giouénco, a steere, a runt, a bullocke, a yeereling, a weanling

Florio. They say she has mountains to her marriage, She's full of cattle, some two you sand runts . Middle ton , Chaste Maid, iv. 1. He was mounted on a little runt of a pony, so thin and woe-begone as to be remarkable among his kind. The Century , XXXVII. 909. Hence-2. A short, stockish person; a dwarf. This overgrown runt has struck off his heels, lowered his foretop, and contracted his figure, that he might be looked upon as a member of this new-erected society [The Short Club]. Add is on , Spectator, No. 108. 3t. A rude, ill-bred person; a boor or hoiden. Before I buy a bargain of such runts , I'll buy a college for bears, and live among 'em.