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micht

British  
/ mɪxt /

verb

  1. a Scot word for might 1 might 2

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"Then," said Sandy, after a silence, "ye micht gie me back ma match."

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"They're no verra bug, but I'm thunkin' one of them micht do," and Sandy moves on again.

From Project Gutenberg

Then up bespak the bride's mither,— I wat an angry woman was she,— "You micht hae excepted our bonnie bride,155 Tho' she'd been three times as fair as she."

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"Peggy Coutts is a very bonnie bride, And Drum is a wealthy laddie,50 But he micht hae chosen a hier match, Than onie shepherd's lassie."

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It micht ha' been his ain epitaph:— "As father Adam firrst was fooled— A case that's still too common— Here lies a man that wumman ruled, The deevil ruled the wumman!"

From Project Gutenberg