What does shauchle mean?
Shauchle means (Scotland, intransitive) To shamble..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · verb
(Scotland, intransitive) To shamble..
Dr Ritchie says that he has seen a man shauchling through the shop when he scarcely knew a plane from a handsaw.
The vision of the Colonel shauchling down the glen (being paralysed upon his right side) an ancient tweed cap pulled over his eyes, a cheroot in the side of his mouth, leaning heavily upon a great silver-mounted walking-stick would not have satisfied a Moffat lady.
Besides, I'm not going shauchling down to the Dean Bridge in wet shoes either.”“
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Shauchle means (Scotland, intransitive) To shamble..
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Dr Ritchie says that he has seen a man shauchling through the shop when he scarcely knew a plane from a handsaw.
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