- ferlie
- also ferly noun (plural ferlies) Etymology: Middle English, from ferly strange, from Old English fǣrlīc unexpected, from fǣr sudden danger — more at fear Date: 13th century Scottish wonder
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
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