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First published 1986 (DOST Vol. VI).
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(Quhete-miln,) Quheit(t)-myln(e, n. Also: quhit-. [e.m.E. wheate mill (1585); Quhet(e n. 1 and Miln n. 1.] A flour-mill. — 1554 Edinb. B. Rec. II 309.
The quhit myln
c1567 Thomson Hist. Dundee App. viii.
The quheitt myln of Petcarrow
1591–2 Glasgow Prot. XI 3.
[The] baxtaris quheit mylne
1593 Edinb. B. Rec. V 102.
That ane sufficient man be placeit in the maltmylne … quha sall haif na handling nor service at the quheitt mylnis
1632 Lanark & R. 151.
For the quheit mylne of Partick

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