bumfeg
transitive verb
bumfegged; bumfegged; bumfegging; bumfegs
obsolete
: thrash
Word History
Etymology
bum entry 1 + obsolete feague, fegue to beat, probably from Dutch vegen, literally, to sweep, from Middle Dutch vēghen; akin to Old Saxon fegon to sweep, Middle High German vegen to sweep, clean, Old English fæger beautiful
- milk teeth
- milk thistle
- milk toast
- milk tooth
- milk train
- milk tree
- milk vein
- milk vetch
- milk well
- common-law estoppel
- common-law marriage
- common-law marriages
- common-law right
- commonable
- commonage
- commonages
- commonalities
- commonality
- commonalties
- commonalty
- commoned
- commoner
- commoners
- commonest
- commoney