† wreglingn.
Scottish. Obsolete.
= wreckling n.
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wreckling1601
wragland1611
crowl1621
wregling1679
stunt1726
runt1902
1679 in Wodrow Ch. Hist. (1828) IV. 501 What through grace he will make such a weak wregling able to endure.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1928; most recently modified version published online June 2019).
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n.1679- to cry over spilt milk
- to cry over spilt water
- to cry peccavi
- to cry peccavimus
- to cry poor-mouth
- to cry poormouth
- to cry quarter
- to cry quit
- to cry quit with a person
- to cry quits
- to cry quittance
- to cry roast
- to cry roast meat
- to cry scaldings
- to cry shame on, upon, of
- to cry shares
- to cry smack
- to cry snap
- to cry something from the house-top
- to cry something from the house-tops
- to cry something from the housetop
- to cry something from the housetops
- to cry something on the house-top
- to cry something on the house-tops
- to cry something on the housetop