| 释义 |
saughy, a. Sc.|ˈsɑxɪ|
Also sauchie.
[f. saugh + -y.]
= saughen.
1818Edin. Mag. Oct. 328/1 Deep down in the sauchie glen o' Trows, Aneth the cashie wud. 1897‘L. Keith’ Bonnie Lady v. 47 She might have twisted him like a sauchie bough in her tender fingers. |