† surlingn.
Obsolete.
A surly fellow.Apparently an isolated use.
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1605 W. Camden Remaines i. 157 As for these sowre surlings, they are to be commended to Sieur Gaulard.
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n.1605- give a person the black spot
- give a person the boot or the order of the boot
- give a person the bothered ear
- give a person the bum's rush
- give a person the bumps
- give a person the business
- give a person the dingbats
- give a person the double-cross
- give a person the doublecross
- give a person the dunt
- give a person the elbow
- give a person the eye
- give a person the eyeball
- give a person the fig
- give a person the finger
- give a person the foil
- give a person the foot
- give a person the fuzzies
- give a person the gang-by
- give a person the gangby
- give a person the gaze
- give a person the go-around
- give a person the go-by
- give a person the goaround
- give a person the goby