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visgy

/ˈvɪzɡi/

visgy noun: a pick and hatchet in one tool for tearing down hedges.

Noun

visgy (plural visgies)

  1. (Cornwall) A pick and hatchet in one tool for tearing down hedges.

Forms of visgy

pluralvisgies
alternative formvizgy

Origin of visgy

Inherited from Middle English besagu, besague, from Middle French besague, from Old French besague, besagude, from Medieval Latin bisacūta. Doublet of besague.

Questions about visgy

What does visgy mean?
Visgy means a pick and hatchet in one tool for tearing down hedges.
What part of speech is visgy?
Visgy is a noun.
How do you pronounce visgy?
Visgy is pronounced /ˈvɪzɡi/.
What is the plural of visgy?
The plural of visgy is visgies.

Words near visgy in the dictionary

  1. visemic
  2. vises
  3. Viseu
  4. visfatin
  5. visfatine
  6. visgy
  7. Vishakha
  8. Vishakhapatnam
  9. Vishal
  10. vishap
  11. vishaps

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