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Main Entry: whig·ma·lee·rie Listen to the pronunciation of whigmaleerie
Pronunciation: \ˌhwig-mə-ˈlir-ē, ˌwig-\
Function: noun
Etymology: origin unknown
Date: 1730

1 chiefly Scottish : WHIM
2 chiefly Scottish : CAPRICE 
3 chiefly Scottish : an odd or fanciful contrivance:  GIMCRACK

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A Whigmaleerie

There was an Auchtergaven mouse
(I canna mind his name)
Wha met in wi' a hirplin louse
Sair trauchl'd for her hame.

'My friend, I'm hippit; and nae doot
Ye'll heist me on my wey.'
The mouse but squinted doun his snoot
And wi' a breenge was by.

Or lang he cam to his ain door
Doun be a condie hole;
And thocht, as he was stappin owre:
"vermin are ill to thole."

-William Souter (1898-1943),

(Glossary:
hirplin=limping
louse=a parasitic insect
trauchl'd=exhausted with overwork
hippit=stiff
heist=aid
snoot=nose
breenge=rush forward recklessly
condie=drain
thole=suffer, put up with )

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