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Catsup Word Origin. Web late 13c., white fibrous substance containing the seeds of the cotton plant, from old french coton (12c.),. (n.) 1680s, also spelled catsup which form first appeared in jonathan swift's 1730 poem a panegyrick.
Web late 13c., white fibrous substance containing the seeds of the cotton plant, from old french coton (12c.),. (n.) 1680s, also spelled catsup which form first appeared in jonathan swift's 1730 poem a panegyrick.
(n.) 1680s, also spelled catsup which form first appeared in jonathan swift's 1730 poem a panegyrick. (n.) 1680s, also spelled catsup which form first appeared in jonathan swift's 1730 poem a panegyrick. Web late 13c., white fibrous substance containing the seeds of the cotton plant, from old french coton (12c.),.
