Obs. dial. Also 8 losad. [Ir. losad (OIr. losat) kneading-trough.] A wooden tray.
1645. Boate, Irel. Nat. Hist., xx. (1652), 155. Certain woodden trayes, amongst the English in Ireland peculiarly called Lossels [sic].
1674–91. Ray, N. C. Words, 135. A Losset, a large flat wooden dish not much unlike a Voider.
1782. Vallancy, Collect. De Rebus Hibern., x. 82. This fine may be exchanged for losads, sieves, kneading troughs [etc.].
