sifflication
sifflication noun: supplication, petition, importuning, or wheedling.
Noun
sifflication (plural sifflications)
- supplication, petition, importuning, or wheedling
- "Weel, then — I am not free to say, that maybe I might not just slip into the King's hand a wee bit sifflication of mine ain, along with my Lord's, just to save his Majesty trouble — and that he might consider them baith at ance."
" A supplication of your own, you varlet!" said his master.
" Ou...1822, Walter Scott, The fortunes of Nigel
- "Weel, then — I am not free to say, that maybe I might not just slip into the King's hand a wee bit sifflication of mine ain, along with my Lord's, just to save his Majesty trouble — and that he might consider them baith at ance."
Forms of sifflication
| plural | sifflications |
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Questions about sifflication
- What does sifflication mean?
- Sifflication means supplication, petition, importuning, or wheedling.
- What part of speech is sifflication?
- Sifflication is a noun.
- What is the plural of sifflication?
- The plural of sifflication is sifflications.
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