Definition of Thrapples

1. thrapple [v] - See also: thrapple

Lexicographical Neighbors of Thrapples

thralldom
thralldoms
thralled
thralling
thralls
thraneen
thraneens
thrang
thranged
thranging
thrangs
thranite
thranites
thrapple
thrappled
thrapples (current term)
thrash
thrash about
thrash metal
thrash out
thrashcore
thrashed
thrashel
thrashels
thrasher
thrashers
thrashes
thrashier
thrashiest
thrashing

Literary usage of Thrapples

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Rob Roy by Walter Scott, Sr. (2001)
"When we had a Scotch Parliament, Pate," says I, (and deil rax their thrapples that reft us o't! ..."

2. Rob Roy by Walter Scott, Sr., Sir Walter Scott (2001)
"But this warld winna last lang, and it will be time to sharp the maiden J for shearing o' craigs and thrapples. I hope to see the auld rusty lass linking at ..."

3. The Complete Poetical Works of Sir Walter Scott by Walter Scott (1900)
"A fig for all dactyls, a fig for all spondees, A fig for all dunces and Dominie Grundys; A fig for dry thrapples, south, north, east, and west, sir, ..."

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