splore

Scots edit

Etymology edit

Unknown.

Pronunciation edit

IPA^(key): /splo(ə)r/

Verb edit

splore (third-person singular simple present splores, present participle splorin, simple past splore't, past participle splore't)

to roister, revel, make merry, carouse
- Robert Louis Stevenson, Catriona
  My faither, Tam Dale, peace to his banes, was a wild, sploring lad in his young days, wi' little wisdom and less grace.

Noun edit

splore (plural splores)

frolic; spree