or slatter-pouch), subs. (old).—Beating the arms on the chest to keep warm.
1654. GAYTON, Festivious Notes on … Don Quixote, 86.
| | When they were boyes at trap, or SLATTERPOUCH, |
| They’d sweat. |
d. 1704. T. BROWN, Works, II. 126. We have even tired our Palms and our Ribs at SLAPPATY-POUCH.
