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fleg

What does fleg mean?

A sudden fright. The jolt you get when somebody jumps out at you. Also works as a verb — to fleg someone is to give them that jolt.

"Ya beggar, ye gave me a right fleg there."

Origin

Old Scots, attested for centuries — 'fleg' as both noun (a scare) and verb (to scare).

Frequently asked questions

What does "fleg" mean?
It's a fright, or to startle someone.
How do you use "fleg" in a sentence?
For example: "Ye gied me a right fleg jumping out like that!"
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