Coat
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 89
kot, n. a kind of outer garment the hair or w ool of a beast vesture or habit any covering a membrane or layer the ground on which ensigns armorial are portrayed, usually called a — coat of arms v.t. to cover with a coat or layer LFr. cotte— Low cottus cotta a tunic; from root of Ger. kotze, a matted covering akin to E. cot, a hut.] [flaps.
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