Pettle

Customer service for the less than quality garbage they pettle is completely gone as well. ❋ Tim Romano (2008)

--- Your guard soldiers, and your constables, and your officers, ken us weel eneugh when they rive the bits o 'duds aff our backs, and take what penny o' siller we hae, and harle us to the Correctionhouse in Leith Wynd, and pettle us up wi 'bread and water and siclike sunkets.' ' ❋ Unknown (1822)

'I would like to have a round wi' you, that's certain; -- but a farmer, and with a hand that never held pleugh-stilt or pettle, that will never do. ❋ Walter Scott (1801)

"He will take to the pleugh-pettle, neighbour," said the good dame; ❋ Walter Scott (1801)

_Pattle_, or _pettle_, a small spades to clean the plough. ❋ Robert Burns (1777)

“He will take to the pleugh-pettle, neighbour,” said the good dame; “and so will Halbert too, I trust. ❋ Unknown (2008)

‘I would like to have a round wi’ you, that’s certain; — but a farmer, and with a hand that never held pleugh-stilt or pettle, that will never do. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Correctionhouse in Leith Wynd, and pettle us up wi’ bread and water and siclike sunkets.” ❋ Unknown (2007)

Correctionhouse in Leith Wynd, and pettle us up wi 'bread and water and siclike sunkets. " ❋ Walter Scott (1801)

[This beautiful poem was imagined while the poet was holding the plough, on the farm of Mossgiel: the field is still pointed out: and a man called Blane is still living, who says he was gaudsman to the bard at the time, and chased the mouse with the plough-pettle, for which he was rebuked by his young master, who inquired what harm the poor mouse had done him. ❋ Robert Burns (1777)

She pettled me. [My dick] went [hard] [instantly]. ❋ Joel And Bethany (2006)

[wow]! [calm down], settle pettle ❋ Noodle Luver (2008)

Hello, I’m [Josh Kelly] and I spell [petal], [pettle] ❋ Alythethird (2021)