Definition of oxter in English:

oxter

noun ˈɒkstəˈäkstər

Northern English, Scottish

A person's armpit.
Example sentencesExamples
- Walking along a corridor in the office, I pass a member of our IT support team and I am struck by the hugely unpleasant whiff of undeodorised oxter.
- One dose can dry up wet smelly oxters for as long as a year, say proponents.
- The waft of an autumnal Scottish breeze over your thighs, under your oxters or across your belly button can be as refreshing for the mind as it is for the body.
- The place was awash with yellow anoraks, smelly oxters and hairy legs.
- Indeed, he's up to his oxters in them at the moment.

Origin

Old English ōhsta, ōxta.

Definition of oxter in US English:

oxter

nounˈäkstər

Scottish, Northern English

A person's armpit.
Example sentencesExamples
- The place was awash with yellow anoraks, smelly oxters and hairy legs.
- The waft of an autumnal Scottish breeze over your thighs, under your oxters or across your belly button can be as refreshing for the mind as it is for the body.
- Walking along a corridor in the office, I pass a member of our IT support team and I am struck by the hugely unpleasant whiff of undeodorised oxter.
- Indeed, he's up to his oxters in them at the moment.
- One dose can dry up wet smelly oxters for as long as a year, say proponents.

Origin

Old English ōhsta, ōxta.

单词	oxter
释义	Definition of oxter in English: oxter noun ˈɒkstəˈäkstər Northern English, Scottish A person's armpit. Example sentencesExamples Walking along a corridor in the office, I pass a member of our IT support team and I am struck by the hugely unpleasant whiff of undeodorised oxter. One dose can dry up wet smelly oxters for as long as a year, say proponents. The waft of an autumnal Scottish breeze over your thighs, under your oxters or across your belly button can be as refreshing for the mind as it is for the body. The place was awash with yellow anoraks, smelly oxters and hairy legs. Indeed, he's up to his oxters in them at the moment. Origin Old English ōhsta, ōxta. Definition of oxter in US English: oxter nounˈäkstər Scottish, Northern English A person's armpit. Example sentencesExamples The place was awash with yellow anoraks, smelly oxters and hairy legs. The waft of an autumnal Scottish breeze over your thighs, under your oxters or across your belly button can be as refreshing for the mind as it is for the body. Walking along a corridor in the office, I pass a member of our IT support team and I am struck by the hugely unpleasant whiff of undeodorised oxter. Indeed, he's up to his oxters in them at the moment. One dose can dry up wet smelly oxters for as long as a year, say proponents. Origin Old English ōhsta, ōxta.
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