staggy

or stag·gie

[stag-ee]

noun, plural stag·gies. Scot.

a colt.

Origin of staggy

First recorded in 1780–90; stag + -y²

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Historical Examples of staggy

Now, however, they are old and staggy, with hollow trunks truly—but what trunks!
Science and Practice in Farm Cultivation
James Buckman
Again, poor old Staggy, daring still in his dotage, took a fall while scrambling on the steep banks of the Stony Bottom.
Bob, Son of Battle
Alfred Ollivant