Sc. Obs. [ad. F. chasse-marée a rippier (Cotgr.), f. chasser to drive in haste (in ONF. cacher) + marée tide, fresh fish.] A rippier; one who brings fish from the sea-coast to market in the inland country. (Jamieson.)
a. 1600. Leg. Bp. St. Andrews, in Sc. Poems 16th C. (1801), 328 (Jam.). Lyk a court of auld cashmaries Or cadyers coming to ane fair.
