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Meaning
Noun
●
In Willows and poplars:
A willow
●
Any
tree
that
looks like
a willow
●
An
object
made from the above
trees
' wood
●
A
sortie
of
troops
from a
besieged
place against an enemy.
●
A
sudden
rushing
forth.
●
A
witty
statement
or
quip
, usually
at the expense of
one's
interlocutor.
●
An
excursion
or
side
trip.
●
A
tufted
woollen
part of a
bellrope
, used to provide
grip
when
ringing
a bell.
●
In New Zealand English:
A
member
of the Salvation Army.
●
In Stoneflies:
A
kind of
stonefly.
●
In Wrens:
A wren.
Verb
●
To make a
sudden
attack
(e.g. on an
enemy
from a
defended
position).
●
To
set out
on an
excursion
;
venture
;
depart
(often
followed by
"forth.")
●
To
venture
off the
beaten
path.
Name
●
A
diminutive
of the
female
given name
Sarah, also used as a
formal
given name
.
●
A
nickname
for the Salvation Army
Sourced from
Wiktionary
Origin
sally
English
saillie
French
saly
Middle English (1100-1500)
salig
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
Sourced from
Etym
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