Wally
adjective, Scot.
1.
fine; splendid.
2.
strong.
adjective (Scot, archaic)
1.
fine, pleasing, or splendid
2.
robust or strong
adjective (Central Scot, dialect)
1.
made of china: a wally dug, a wally vase
2.
lined with ceramic tiles: a wally close
noun (pl) -lies
1.
(slang) a stupid person
walloping
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