wallyl (woli)

t. [Origin obscure.] To cocker; indulge. [Prov. Eng.] wally2 (wol'i), interj. Same as waly2. [Provincial.] - Wally fa' you! ill luck befall you! Wally fa ' you , Willie, That ye could nae prove a man. Eppie Morrie (Child's Ballads, VI. 262), wallydraigle, wally draggle (wol'i-dra-gl, The youngest of a family; a bird wall-sided (wal'si'ded), a . Having sides nearly perpendicular, as a ship: opposed to tumble- home. wall-space (wal'spās), n. In arch ., an expanse of wall unbroken by architectural features or ornaments; especially, such an expanse con- sidered as a feature of design, or as a field for decoration in painting, or of any other na- ture. wall-spleenwort (wâl's plēn"wėrt), n . Same as wall - rue . See tent1 .