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Meanings of maud in English

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Woollen blanket or plaid woven in a pattern of small checks, worn as outerwear in southern Scotland and northern England.

Female first name.

Usage of maud in English
1
The captain looked grave; Mrs. Willoughby anxious; Beulah interested; and Maud thoughtful.
Wyandotté; Or, The Hutted Knoll: A Tale
2
She was in the dining-room; in the parlour Maud was practising music.
New Grub Street
3
The spectacled peer took in Lady Maud, and the men straggled in.
The Primadonna / A Sequel to "Fair Margaret"
4
Genevieve Maud reclined in a geranium-bed in an attitude of unstudied ease.
Many Kingdoms
5
Cork-based artist Maud Cotter wanted a combined living space and work studio.
The Irish Times
6
Timid little Maud Morris was in white, and Daisy was in linen.
The Motor Girls on a Tour
7
He did not face the idea of a possible life with Maud.
Watersprings
8
This he did in the hope that Maud Lindesay might see him.
The Black Douglas
9
When Maud took it, Susannah's image of them as dangerous killers collapsed.
The waste lands
10
As for Maud, she stood by, weeping in sympathy and in silence.
Wyandotté; Or, The Hutted Knoll: A Tale
11
I saw you kiss Maud's hand in the dark of the stairs.
The Black Douglas
12
I boiled the water, but it was Maud who made the coffee.
The Sea-Wolf
13
For the moment Maud Barrington had flung off the bonds of conventionality.
Winston of the Prairie
14
Lady Maud entered the room in her bonnet, returning from an airing.
Sybil, Or, The Two Nations
15
Maud was silent for a few moments, the starlight in her eyes.
Charles Rex
16
For bidding any to follow, Willoughby proceeded with Maud to the graves.
Wyandotté; Or, The Hutted Knoll: A Tale
Frequent collocations
Maud through the time