First Known Use: 1602
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escot
verb es·cot \is-ˈkät\
Definition of ESCOT
transitive verb
obsolete
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Origin of ESCOT
Anglo-French escoter, from escot contribution, of Germanic origin; akin to Old Norse skot contribution, shot — more at shot
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