1. plural of maud: gray woolen plaids or wraps worn in Scotland
Usage: Scottish; archaic

Examples

• The Highland women wrapped themselves in their traditional mauds against the cold.
• The museum displayed several ancient mauds from the 18th century.
• She collected vintage Scottish mauds for her textile exhibition.
• The gray mauds were woven from local wool.
• Traditional mauds were essential garments in the Scottish Highlands.