Colonsay

noun

an island in W Scotland, in the Inner Hebrides. Area: about 41 sq km (16 sq miles)

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Historical Examples

It is the only answer out in Colonsay unless he's your intended.
Bud
Neil Munro
Kate could assure her, they worked quite often out in Colonsay—in the winter-time.
Bud
Neil Munro
No, no, you may be sure of it; but in with Kate of Colonsay, giving the maid the bloody tale of Inkerman.
Bud
Neil Munro
It's not at all becoming in a decent gyurl; and it's not like the Kate I knew in Colonsay.
Bud
Neil Munro
The earl of Colonsay had already been pinioned in like manner.
The Thirsty Sword
Robert Leighton

Colonsay

Examples from the Web for colonsay

Historical Examples

It is the only answer out in Colonsay unless he's your intended.

Kate could assure her, they worked quite often out in Colonsay—in the winter-time.

No, no, you may be sure of it; but in with Kate of Colonsay, giving the maid the bloody tale of Inkerman.

It's not at all becoming in a decent gyurl; and it's not like the Kate I knew in Colonsay.

The earl of Colonsay had already been pinioned in like manner.