soothmoothers
soothmoothers is the plural of soothmoother.
Meaning of soothmoother
Noun
soothmoother (plural soothmoothers)
- An outsider; Someone who is not native to the isles, especially someone from the south.
- Several of my soothmoother informants pointed out that the Shetlands were not the only islands to have been visited by the Vikings.1980, Marsha Elizabeth Renwanz, From crofters to Shetlanders
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- Soothmoothers is the plural of soothmoother.
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