bawty
UK/ˈbɔːti/
bawty noun: a dog.
Noun
bawty (plural bawties)
- A dog.
- Bourdna wi' bawty lest he bite ye.
- Well, he's grown into such a nice bawty.
Examples of bawty in a sentence
- Some drunken idiot ran over my son's bawty.
- He's like the wife's bawty—kens naething about it.2008, Alexander Hislop, The proverbs of Scotland:
Forms of bawty
| plural | bawties |
|---|---|
| alternative form | bawtie |
Questions about bawty
- What does bawty mean?
- Bawty means a dog.
- How do you use bawty in a sentence?
- Some drunken idiot ran over my son's bawty.
- What part of speech is bawty?
- Bawty is a noun.
- How do you pronounce bawty?
- Bawty is pronounced /ˈbɔːti/ (UK).
- What is the plural of bawty?
- The plural of bawty is bawties.
Words near bawty in the dictionary
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