† lurggn.
Scottish. Obsolete.
lurgg dog n. a bloodhound.
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?1605 in Reg. Priv. Council Scot. VII. 744 That in every parish there may be some lurgg dogges kept, one or moe,..for following of pettie stouthes.
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n.?1605- to laze oneself
- to lead a band
- to lead a bride to the altar, to church
- to lead a chase
- to lead a congregation in prayer
- to lead a dance
- to lead a dog's life
- to lead a double life
- to lead a person a chase
- to lead a person a dance
- to lead a person a dog's life
- to lead a person a life
- to lead a person the measures
- to lead a person to the altar
- to lead a person up the garden
- to lead a person up the garden path
- to lead a typically a woman to the altar
- to lead afield
- to lead an orchestra
- to lead apes
- to lead apes in hell
- to lead away
- to lead bear the van
- to lead by example
- to lead by the ears