aneuch

[ uh-nookh ]

adjective

, Scot.

1. enough.

Word History and Origins

Origin of aneuch¹

First recorded in 1575–1625

Example Sentences

Ze sall say aneuch, gif the mater or ground do lyke yow, and mony fair wordis to Lethingtoun.

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"Sae speak loud aneuch, and ye'll no want siller," was his polite corollary.

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Ze sall say aneuch, gif the mater or ground do lyke yow; and mony fair wordis to Lethingtoun.

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The thing's a' richt aneuch, and sae'll be seen in the end, nae doot.

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Avarice is a failing o' auld age sure aneuch—and shouldna be fed by the Lang Ten.

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