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Meanings of lass in English
Usage of lass in English
1
As I recall, ye've yer own special way o' warmin' a lass.
2
In normal circumstances the lass's small weight would have been as nothing.
3
The lass still looked bemused at the possible turn in her fortune.
4
But the little lass who had met her might mention the fact.
5
You yourself said the lass was the very apparition of an angel.
6
The Salvation Army came first, led by the lass who found Michael.
7
I doubt if the lass would be afraid of the de'il himself.
8
I'd guess he saw your lass and took a shine to her.
9
I fought a duel in my own day,-overa lass, it was.
10
Presently he came to a cottage with a lass at the door.
11
Still, I am glad he is going to marry the little lass.
12
The lass skirted off, flustered, hips swinging in a very pleasant manner.
13
The lass started, then relaxed against his chest with a small sigh.
14
Ye will be by his side when he attempts this folly, lass?
15
For you are a maiden of good birth and no fisher lass.
16
Your old families should take a strong country lass now and then.
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Lass through the time
Lass across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common