Middle English Dictionary Entry

bitlok n.
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Entry Info

Forms bitlok n.
Etymology From bite a morsel (?with l from litel); suff. as in OE lyttuc a bit, ME hillok , etc.; cp. Scot. dial. bittock a little bit.

Definitions (Senses and Subsenses)

1.
A bit of food.
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