bauchled

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adjective

Wearing cheap or old shoes.

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Meanings

verb
  1. participlepastsimple past and past participle of bauchle
adjective
  1. ScotlandWearing cheap or old shoes.

    A beetle-browed chamber, long, narrow, stifling with the heat of a great fire, its flagged floor at intervals would slap with bare or bauchled feet dancing to a short reel.

    1898, Neil Munroe, John Splendid
    1 more example

    […] as he cowered in the half-lit hall the woman came in bauchled feet up the stair, and looking him full in the face laid her hand, roughened red through much scrubbing, on his shoulder.

    1928, St. Andrew Society, The Scots, volume 10, DC Thompson, page 407

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