Oxter (noun)
ok-ster
(Scots) the armpit.
1490–1500; akin to Old English ōcusta armpit, Old Norse ( h ) ōstr throat
Example sentences
“She was such a bookworm, she nearly always had a book of poetry tucked up in her oxter.
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