Definition of pigsney in English:

pigsney

(also pigsnye, pigsnie, pigsny)

noun ˈpɪɡzni

rare

1A specially cherished or beloved girl or woman, a sweetheart. Frequently as a term of endearment. In later use also as a term of contempt. Now archaic.
2A specially cherished or beloved man or boy. Now archaic.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Geoffrey Chaucer (c1340–1400), poet and administrator. From the genitive of pig + nye, variant of eye; probably originating in children's talk or as a nursery endearment.

Definition of pigsney in US English:

pigsney

(also pigsnye, pigsnie, pigsny)

nounˈpɪɡzni

rare

1A specially cherished or beloved girl or woman, a sweetheart. Frequently as a term of endearment. In later use also as a term of contempt. Now archaic.
2A specially cherished or beloved man or boy. Now archaic.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Geoffrey Chaucer (c1340–1400), poet and administrator. From the genitive of pig + nye, variant of eye; probably originating in children's talk or as a nursery endearment.

单词	pigsney
释义	Definition of pigsney in English: pigsney (also pigsnye, pigsnie, pigsny) noun ˈpɪɡzni rare 1A specially cherished or beloved girl or woman, a sweetheart. Frequently as a term of endearment. In later use also as a term of contempt. Now archaic. 2A specially cherished or beloved man or boy. Now archaic. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Geoffrey Chaucer (c1340–1400), poet and administrator. From the genitive of pig + nye, variant of eye; probably originating in children's talk or as a nursery endearment. Definition of pigsney in US English: pigsney (also pigsnye, pigsnie, pigsny) nounˈpɪɡzni rare 1A specially cherished or beloved girl or woman, a sweetheart. Frequently as a term of endearment. In later use also as a term of contempt. Now archaic. 2A specially cherished or beloved man or boy. Now archaic. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Geoffrey Chaucer (c1340–1400), poet and administrator. From the genitive of pig + nye, variant of eye; probably originating in children's talk or as a nursery endearment.
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