1. a gray and black plaid pattern, especially in Scottish textiles
Usage: Scottish
2. a traveling rug or wrap, typically made of wool
Usage: archaic

Examples

• The shepherd wore a coat of maud plaid.
• She wrapped herself in a warm maud for the carriage ride.
• The traditional maud pattern featured muted gray and black checks.
• Grandmother kept her old maud folded in the cedar chest.
• The Scottish textile displayed the classic maud weave.