a. Obs. Sc. In 5 soudly, 6 sudly. [f. SUDDLE v. + -Y.] Soiled, dirty.
c. 1470. Henry, Wallace, I. 241. A soudly courche our hed and nek [scho] leit fall.
c. 1560. in A. Scott’s Poems (E.E.T.S.), 90. Rycht as the sone schynis on the sudly schaw.
a. Obs. Sc. In 5 soudly, 6 sudly. [f. SUDDLE v. + -Y.] Soiled, dirty.
c. 1470. Henry, Wallace, I. 241. A soudly courche our hed and nek [scho] leit fall.
c. 1560. in A. Scott’s Poems (E.E.T.S.), 90. Rycht as the sone schynis on the sudly schaw.
