rochet noun¹. ['rɒtʃɪt] ME.
[Old & mod. French var. of roquet corresp. to medieval Latin rochetum dim. of Germanic base repr. also by Old English rocc, Old Saxon, Middle & mod. Dutch rok, Old High German roch (German Rock) coat: see -ET¹.]
1. a. An ecclesiastical vestment similar to a surplice, worn chiefly by bishops and abbots. ME.
b. A bishop. L16-L17.

2. An outer garment of the nature of a smock or cloak. Now dial. ME.

■ rocheted adjective wearing a rochet M19.

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rochet noun². ['rɒtʃɪt] Now local. Also rocket. ME.
[Old French rouget, formed as ROUGE adjective & noun¹: see -ET¹.]
The red gurnard, Aspitrida cuculus.

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