seelie
/ (ˈsiːlɪ) /
pl nthe seelie
good benevolent fairies
adjective
of or belonging to the seelie
good and benevolent like the seelie: seelie wights
Origin of seelie
1an earlier form of silly
Words Nearby seelie
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How to use seelie in a sentence
The self-promotion, seelie thinks, is somewhat boastful, and he wonders, is it worth it?
A Most Illegal Adventure with New York City’s Wildest Underground Event Planners | Nina Strochlic | December 16, 2013 | THE DAILY BEASTThere were, as in all communities, a good and a bad section, known as the "seelie" and the "unseelie court."
Legends of the North; The Guidman O' Inglismill and The Fairy Bride | Patrick Buchan
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