What does lackage mean?
Lackage means (archaic) lack; absence or deficiency.
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
(archaic) lack; absence or deficiency.
The parish of Donaghmoyne West has two extensive, and three lesser lakes: except to the westward of this parish, there is a lackage of bog; it has no town or village, but the demesnes of Longfield, Rahens, and Vicarsdale […]
He accordingly spoke with our host, told him of our lackage of cash, and settled all by giving an order on our agent, M'Donald, of Pall Mall, for the amount of our bill.
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Lackage means (archaic) lack; absence or deficiency.
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The parish of Donaghmoyne West has two extensive, and three lesser lakes: except to the westward of this parish, there is a lackage of bog; it has no town or village, but the demesnes of Longfield, Rahens, and Vicarsdale […]
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