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thrang

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thrang [θræŋ] Scot
n
a throng; crowd
vb
to throng; crowd
adj
1. crowded; busy
2. engaged or occupied; busy
[Scot variant of throng]
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Charolais: pounds 662, pounds 648, pounds 598 (x2), pounds 575 Low Houses, pounds 595 Redgate Head, pounds 595 (x2), pounds 560 (x7) Thrang Farm, pounds 570 Crooklands, pounds 568 Crummock Bank.
Marts by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
2 The number of canines in his poem The Twa Dogs: 'Twa dogs, that were na thrang at hame, Forgather' dance upon a time'.
Best bard none by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
This stereotype is still present in the English language in expressions such as Thrang as a woman's tongue or Deeds are men, words are women.
Chicken or hen?: domestic fowl metaphors denoting human beings by Cabanillas, Isabel de la Cruz; Martinez, Cristina Tejedor / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies
 
 
 
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