oxgate
/ˈɒksɡeɪt/Chiefly Scottish. Now historical
noun
= oxgang.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Decree Scottish Exchequer. Apparently alteration of oxgang, with ending probably after gait or gate.
- pin one's colours to the mast
- pin one's ears back
- pin one's hopes (or faith) on
- pin-'oss
- pinosylvin
- pinosylvine
- Pinot
- pinotage
- Pinot Grigio
- pinout
- Pinoy
- pin pallet
- pin paper
- pin party
- pin-patch
- pin plate
- pinpoint
- pinpointable
- pin pool
- pin poppet
- pinprick
- pinpricked
- pinpricked picture
- pinpricking
- pinprick picture