loy
- noun
- Archaic
- When can I expect my Myrna loy?
Examples
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Fred Astaire and Myrna loy.
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They were just two loyaI supporters...
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Do you know what a loy is?
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And I just Rose the loy and let fall the edge on a Ridge of his skull.
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- Hunna-loy-loy.
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- Hunna-loy-loy.
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Loy extractions never recreated an intact DNA strand.
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TOFFLER: ♪ O Lord ♪ ♪ What great reward ♪ ♪ Lord can you ♪ ♪ Afford ♪ ♪ A loy-- a loyal ser-servant ♪ servant... servant... lervant, dervant...
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In Ireland, a loy is often used to turn over the soil in gardens.
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Farmers traditionally use a loy to prepare the earth for planting.
Synonyms
A digging tool with a long handle for reaching deep, narrow holes
A spade with a long handle for digging narrow ditches
A small narrow shovel soldiers use to dig trenches
A hand tool with a flat rectangular blade for digging and edging soil
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Surface Forms
Etymology
The word loy comes from Ireland and names a long, narrow spade used to dig soil and potatoes. A helpful way to remember it is to picture a small tool turning loam, which means 'soil'.