maud, maad

[Etym. doubtful; perhaps from Maud or Matilda.] A plaid worn by shepherds, . "For south as weel as north, my lad, A' honest Scotsmen lo'e the maud.' Burns: Guidwife of Wauchope -house. *mâu-dle, v . t. [MAUDLIN, a.] To render maud lin; to throw into confusion or disorder.