belaired
belaired adjective: stuck in mud, bogged down (Scottish).
Adjective
belaired (comparative more belaired, superlative most belaired)
- Stuck in mud, bogged down (Scottish)
- 'I darna gang to her at night.—Gude be wi' us! an I war to find her at her cantrips, I had better be belaired in a bog, or play coupcarling owre the craig o' Dalwhirry.'1836, Joanna Baillie, Witchcraft, act 1, pages 12–13
Forms of belaired
| comparative | more belaired |
|---|---|
| superlative | most belaired |
Questions about belaired
- What does belaired mean?
- Belaired means stuck in mud, bogged down (Scottish).
- What part of speech is belaired?
- Belaired is an adjective.
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