taupies
taupies is the plural of taupie.
Meaning of taupie
Noun
taupie (plural taupies)
- A foolish or thoughtless young person, especially a lazy or slovenly woman.
- "Peter! Peer man, aw doot he hisna sol't 's beets wi' 's transack amo' the lasses. But an' he war goodman o' 'Newtoon,' 's Dawvid ca's 't, an' Mary Howie needin' to gae awa' to the frem't, she maybe winna be sae saucy, aiven though an inhaudin, unedicat taupie chiel in a kwintra chop sud be garrin...1881, William Alexander, “The Settlement of Mr. Maccassock”, in Johnny Gibb of Gushetneuk, pages 230–231
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- What is taupies the plural of?
- Taupies is the plural of taupie.
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