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fashery Sc. and north.|ˈfæʃərɪ|
Also 6 fascherie, -ery, (faschrie, fashrie), 7–9 fasherie.
[ad. OF. fascherie (Fr. fâcherie), f. fascher (fâcher) to fash.]
Annoyance, trouble, vexation, worry; also something that causes worry. rare in pl.
1553Q. Kennedy Compend. Tractive, We geve nocht occasioun of fascherie to the Redare. 16..in Poet. Misc. (1845) 33 My muse began to tire, Through daily faschery of my owne affaires. a1605Montgomerie Sonn. v. 3 With frostis of fashrie frozen is that heet. 1621Molle Camerar. Liv. Libr. iii. vi. 167 Fence the mind from the fasheries and troubles that molest it. 1725Wodrow Corr. (1843) III. 173 Nobody gives you so much fashery. 1820Scott Monast. iv, You kirk⁓folk make sic a fasherie. 1876Whitby Gloss., Fashery, all kinds of ‘botheration’. 1882Stevenson Men & Bks. 389 Not without some cross and fashery of mind and body. |