| 释义 |
gillie
I. gil·lie noun
or gil·ly or ghil·lie \ˈgili\
(plural gillies or ghillies)
Etymology: Scottish Gaelic gille & Irish Gaelic giolla boy
1. : a male attendant or servant to a Scottish Highland chief
2. Scot & Irish : a fishing and hunting guide
3. : a low-cut shoe with a decorative lacing; especially : a shoe tied by means of a cord that runs through loops or slots instead of eyelets and often winds around the ankle
II. gillie intransitive verb
(gillied ; gillied ; gillying ; gillies)
: to serve as a gillie
III. gill·ie \ˈjili\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: gill (VI) + -ie
1. dialect : a stupid person
2. dialect : a woman of easy virtue
IV. gill·ie noun
(-s)
Etymology: gill (I) + -ie
Scotland : a gill of liquor |