Obs. [? f. LUD1 + -OCK (But it is possible that the lud may be really a shortened form.)] The loin, or the buttock.
c. 1420. Liber Cocorum (1862), 43. Take befe and sklice hit fayre and thynne, or þo luddock with owte or ellis with in.
c. 1460. Towneley Myst. xxx. 314. His luddokkys thai lowke like walk-mylne cloggys.
c. 1490. Promp. Parv., 296/1. Leend, lym of a beeste (MS. K., Pynson or luddok), lumbus.
