TO SUPPLE BOTH ENDS OF IT, verb. phr. (Scots venery).—To knock down a PRICK (q.v.).
c. 1796. BURNS [The Merry Muses (1800), 93].
| An’ haith, I trow, I SOUPLED it, | |
| Tho bauldly he did blatter. |
TO SUPPLE BOTH ENDS OF IT, verb. phr. (Scots venery).—To knock down a PRICK (q.v.).
c. 1796. BURNS [The Merry Muses (1800), 93].
| An’ haith, I trow, I SOUPLED it, | |
| Tho bauldly he did blatter. |
