Lordandmaster -> RE: Word Fight (5/9/2006 12:01:07 PM)
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OK, a lot of catching up to do. "Feague" has a lot of meanings, and I didn't know any of them. Ron was right that the basic meaning seems to be "to sweep." Most commonly it means "to beat, to whip." And it also has the sense that mistoferin is talking about. But that seems to be a variant of "to fake," which originally meant dressing up an animal to make it look more desirable than it really is (for the purposes of sale). It's also related to "fig," as in "figging." Whoda guessed that "fig" and "fake" are related? quote:
ORIGINAL: mistoferin quote:
ORIGINAL: mnottertail clean up or polish or sweep (thats where it comes from) your close...lol...it's actually figging a horse's ass with ginger to make him carry his tail high
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