10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FECKLY»
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The English dialect dictionary, being the complete ...
Yks. It's as good a reason as Mr. Kelstone can give for the main feck 0' his notions
. BRONTE Sln'rlqy (18.19) iii. Hence (I) Fecklins, (2) Feckly, 111111. for the most
part, chiefly, mostly ; almost, nearly. _ (1t Flf. (Jinn) Lnk. The urchins 0' Apollo's ...
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Scottish Dictionary and Supplement: In Four Volumes. A-Kut
Z. Boyd's Last Battel!, p. 242. Effectless is used in the same sense by Shakspeare
. 3. Spiritless, Ang. 4. Not respectable ; worthless. S. Feckly, Fectlie, adv. 1. Partly,
S. Reward her for her love, And kindness, which I fectlie kend. Watson's Coll. i.
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A Dictionary of the Scottish Language
Having a FECKLY, FEC'l'LIE, adv. FECKLINS, adv. FECTFULLY, ode. man. 3.
Spiritless, Aug. 4. Not respectable; worthless, Loth. The Har'st Rig.
FECKLESSNESS,s. Feebleuess, S. Rutherford. l. Partly, S. lVataon. 2. Mostly;
most part of, ...
John Jamieson, John Johnstone, 1846
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The Works: In Four Volumes
Till m'ony a feckfull chiel that day was slain.” ' Hamilton. Feckless. Puny, weak,
silly. “ Breathless and feckless there she sits her down.” Ross. Feckly. Mostly. “
Three carts and two. are feckly new.” BurnaFeg'. A fig. Fags. Faith, an
exclamation.
Robert Burns, Allan Cunningham, 1835
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The Works with His Lift by Allan Cunningham. -London, James ...
Hamilton. Feckless. Puny, weak, silly. “ Breathless and feckless there she sits her
down.” Ross. Feckly. Mostly. “ Three carts and twa are feckly new,” . BurnsFeg. A
fig. Fegs. Faith, an exclamation. “ By my fegs Ye've set auld Scota on her legs.” .
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The Works of Robert Burns: With His Life
Feckfu'. Large, brawny, stout. "Till mony a feckfull chiel that day was slain."
Hamilton. Feckless. Puny, weak, silly. " Breathless and feckless there she sits her
down." Ross. Feckly. Mostly. " Three carts and twa are feckly new," . Burns. Feg. A
fig.
Robert Burns, Allan Cunningham, 1834
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The Tin Soldier: Easyread Super Large 24pt Edition
Easyread Super Large 24pt Edition Temple Bailey. "Not till you come with me." "I'
m not coming." Derry spread his rug on the icy ground. "Sit on this and wrap up
your legs – you'll freeze out here." His father did not move. "I am puf-feckly ...
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The Complete Poetical Works of Robert Burns
Feekless, weak, pithless, feeble: 'as feckless as a wither'd rash,' 'an auldwife's
tongue '5 a feckless matter.' Feckly, partly, or mostly: 'carts . . . are feckly new.'
Peg, a fig. Fegs, faith! 'but fegs! the Session.' Feide, feud: ' wi' deadly feide.' Feint,
v.
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An etymological dictionary of the Scottish language: ...
Spiritless, Ang. Feckly, Fectlie, adv. 1. Partly, S. Reward her for her love, And
kindness, which I fectlie kend. Watson's Coll. i. 14. 2. Mostly, for the greatest part,
S. The water feckly on a level sled Wi' Httle dinn, but couthy what it made. Ross's
...
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manual of modern scots
Note also : Feckly, 1 'ftkli = " mostly " ; geyly, 'gailj = " a good deal " ; dune, dyn,
dooms, dumz = " thoroughly " ; fair, fe:r = "quite"; freely, 'M\\ = "completely"; uncoly,
'ATjkoli = "very much " ; naarhan', 'narhan ; nighhari, 'naihan = " almost " ; hari, ...
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'Porch Shooting' Trial: Theodore Wafer Takes the Stand
Defense wants to say this is feckly combat as it was happening and so he didn't have the time to think about that. Okay, Dan Abrams, thanks ... «ABC News, Aug 14»
