Meaning

1 senses
  1. (Cumbria, Yorkshire, dialectal, obsolete)Hollow into which the drainage of the manure-heap flowed

Origin

From midden (“dung heap”) (itself from Old Norse) + possibly Cumbric pant (“hollow, depres

From midden (“dung heap”) (itself from Old Norse) + possibly Cumbric pant (“hollow, depression”).

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Forms

plural: midden-pants
Singularmidden-pant
Pluralmidden-pants

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See also

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