hurdies
the buttocks.
Origin of hurdies
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How to use hurdies in a sentence
Tonio will take to the hurdy-gurdy again; him an' Puck should win money too.
Two Little Travellers | Frances Browne ArthurThe old Italian organ-grinder doing his best to please you with his wheezy hurdy-gurdy is not just an old organ-grinder.
Sex=The Unknown Quantity | Ali NomadPisistratus, by the help of Latin comprehending that the Savoyard says that the mice are alive, and the hurdy-gurdy is not.
The Caxtons, Complete | Edward Bulwer-LyttonAm I then come into Spain to hear hum-strums and hurdy-gurdies?
Italy; with sketches of Spain and Portugal | William BeckfordMy uncle sold a watch, and I played on the hurdy-gurdy, by way of making myself popular.
The Chainbearer | J. Fenimore Cooper
British Dictionary definitions for hurdies
/ (ˈhʌrdɪz) /
Scot the buttocks or haunches
Origin of hurdies
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