Obs. or dial. ‘A sort of box made of laths, which claps close to a horse’s side, narrow at the top so as to prevent the grain in it from being spilled’ (Jam.). Also ‘a small barrow or box with two wheels used for drawing’ ibid.
1795. Statist. Acc. Scot., XVI. 187. The other implements of husbandry are harrows … cabbies, crook-saddles, creels.
