Definition of rigwiddie in English:

rigwiddie

noun ˈrɪɡwɪdi

Scottish

A band, rope, or chain which runs across the cart-saddle on the back of a draught-horse and supports the shafts of a cart or carriage; a ridge-band, a backband. Now rare.

adjective ˈrɪɡwɪdi

Scottish

Early 16th century. From rig + widdy. Compare earlier rigwithy and later rigwithe, and also earlier ridgeworth.

nounˈrɪɡwɪdi

Scottish

A band, rope, or chain which runs across the cart-saddle on the back of a draught-horse and supports the shafts of a cart or carriage; a ridge-band, a backband. Now rare.

adjectiveˈrɪɡwɪdi

Scottish

Early 16th century. From rig + widdie. Compare earlier rigwithy and later rigwithe, and also earlier ridgeworth.

单词	rigwiddie
释义	Definition of rigwiddie in English: rigwiddie noun ˈrɪɡwɪdi Scottish A band, rope, or chain which runs across the cart-saddle on the back of a draught-horse and supports the shafts of a cart or carriage; a ridge-band, a backband. Now rare. adjective ˈrɪɡwɪdi Scottish 1Attributive Apparently: old and misshapen; twisted, gnarled. 2Obstinate, stubborn; wilful, perverse. Origin Early 16th century. From rig + widdy. Compare earlier rigwithy and later rigwithe, and also earlier ridgeworth. Definition of rigwiddie in US English: rigwiddie nounˈrɪɡwɪdi Scottish A band, rope, or chain which runs across the cart-saddle on the back of a draught-horse and supports the shafts of a cart or carriage; a ridge-band, a backband. Now rare. adjectiveˈrɪɡwɪdi Scottish 1Attributive Apparently: old and misshapen; twisted, gnarled. 2Obstinate, stubborn; wilful, perverse. Origin Early 16th century. From rig + widdie. Compare earlier rigwithy and later rigwithe, and also earlier ridgeworth.
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