Obs. In 6 lucette, 7 lucit. [a. OF. lucet, f. lus LUCE1.] A pike; = LUCE1.

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c. 1550.  Battle of Otterburn, xlvi. in Child, Ballads, III. 297. The lucettes and the cressawntes both; The Skottes favght them agayne.

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1658.  R. Franck, North. Mem. (1821), p. xxix. The artist [i.e., fisherman] (if expert) may summons up lucit, and the generous race of salmon.

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