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milsey Sc.|ˈmɪlsɪ|
Forms: 6 milsie, 9 milcie, 9– milsey.
[Contraction of milk-sye (see milk n. 9 a). Cf. milk-sieve (ibid.: perh. an interpretative rendering of this word) and milk-sile.]
A milk-strainer.
1724Rob's Jock iv. in Ramsay's Tea-t. Misc. (1775) I. 182 A milsie and a sowen-pail. 1811W. Aiton Agric. Ayr. 451 The milk is dropped through a sieve (provincially called a milsey).
attrib.1801J. Thomson in Mod. Scott. Poets (1893) XV. 317 It minds me o' a milcie-clout Nae sooner filled than it rins out. |