also kittock, subs. (old Scots’).—1. Generic for a girl; (2) a romping wench; (3) a harlot.
d. 1520. DUNBAR, A General Satyre, l. 66. So mony ane KITTE, dresst vp with goldin cheniȝe.
c. 1538. LYNDSAY, Against Syde Taillis [LAING i. 131, 107].
| I ken ane man, quhilk swoir greit aithis, | |
| How he did lift ane KITTOKIS claithis. | |
| Idem, i. 134, 4. Kitteis Confessioun. | |
| The Curate KITTIE wald have kist. |
d. 1542. JAMES V., Christ’s Kirk on the Green.
| There cam our KITEIES weschin clene | |
| In thair now kirtillis of gray. |
