bang-straw
bang-straw is the alternative form of bang straw.
Meaning of bang straw
Noun
bang straw (plural bang straws)
- A farmer's servant, especially a thresher.
- Strange fastened it to his cane, for he fancied his little stick even on shipboard. With this he sprung onto the bulwark and roared out to Williams: 'I've not struck, sir! Tell your bloody bang-straws to try and hit my stick!'1938 December, James Norman Hall, “The Cheerful Tortoise (Doctor Dogbody's Leg)”, in The Windsor Magazine, volume 89, number 528, page 9
Forms of bang-straw
| plural | bang-straws |
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Questions about bang-straw
- What is bang-straw the alternative form of?
- Bang-straw is the alternative form of bang straw.
Words near bang-straw in the dictionary
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