faggoty
- adjective
- /ˈfæɡəti/
- Archaic
- She carried a faggoty bundle of twigs to start the fire in the old hearth.
Examples
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The hut's roof was covered with a faggoty layer of sticks for insulation.
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He built a faggoty firewood stack in the backyard.
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The villagers built a faggoty fence from the branches they collected in the forest.
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The faggoty structure of the fence gave it a rustic charm.
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The villagers built a faggoty fence from the branches they collected in the forest.
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She carried a faggoty bundle of twigs to start the fire in the old hearth.
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The hut's roof was covered with a faggoty layer of sticks for insulation.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Faggoty comes from the old word faggot, which meant a 'bundle of sticks'. So something called faggoty was made of, or looked like, many sticks tied together.