assoilzie
transitive verb
as·soil·zie
əˈsȯil(y)ē
-ed/-ing/-s
Scottish
: assoil
specifically : to acquit by sentence of court
Word History
Etymology
Middle English (Scots dialect) assoilyen, assolyen, from Middle French assoudre (1st person singular present indicative assoil, 3d person singular present subjunctive assoille)
- in full flood
- in full flow
- in full flower
- in full pursuit
- in full sail
- in full swing
- in full uniform
- in fun
- in future
- in futuro
- in gear
- in general
- in glowing terms
- in God's name
- in good
- in good etc. condition
- in good faith
- in good graces
- in good hands
- in good nick
- in good numbers
- in good part
- in good physical condition
- in good taste
- in good time