| 释义 |
▪ I. eik Sc.|iːk|
1. ‘The liniment used for greasing sheep’ (Jam.).
2. ‘A sort of unctuous perspiration that oozes through the pores of the skin of sheep in warm weather (Roxb.); often called sheep-eik’ (Jam.).
1641Parl. Proc. 8 Sept. in Scotch Acts (1870) V. 598 Bicaus the eik and filthines of the samene [wooll] is a great prejudice to the workeris thairof.
▪ II. eik
Sc. form of eke n. and v. |
