Sc. [Cf. FLAUGHT sb.2] With outspread wings; with great eagerness (Jam.). Cf. FLAUGHTBRED.
1806. Train, Sparrow & H., Poet. Reveries, 80.
| Then flaught on Philip, wi’ a rair, | |
| She flew, an’ pluck’t his bosom bare. |
Sc. [Cf. FLAUGHT sb.2] With outspread wings; with great eagerness (Jam.). Cf. FLAUGHTBRED.
1806. Train, Sparrow & H., Poet. Reveries, 80.
| Then flaught on Philip, wi’ a rair, | |
| She flew, an’ pluck’t his bosom bare. |
