marlotte (marlot)

[F. marlotte = Sp. Pg. marlota, a kind of Moorish gown.] A loose gown or wrapper worn by women in the sixteenth century. It was used especially as an outer garment over the robe. Marlowismt (märʻlō-izm), n. The style of the Elizabeth an dramatist Christopher Marlowe (1564-93). No religion but precise Mar low is me. G. Harvey, Pierce's Supererogation. marl-pit (märl'pit), n. [ marlepit , marl pytte, merlepitt; pit1 .] A pit where marl is dug. IMG:content-0253.jpg:[blocks in formation]