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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, ...
