mawkit
Filthy; covered in dirt
Definitions
Extremely dirty or covered in muck.
mawkit In A Sentence
Origin & Usage
Scots 'maukit/mawkit', originally 'maggoty' (from 'mawk', a maggot), hence filthy.
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What does 'mawkit' mean?
It's a Scots word meaning filthy or covered in dirt and muck.
Where does 'mawkit' come from?
From Scots 'maukit/mawkit', originally meaning 'maggoty', from 'mawk', a maggot — hence filthy.
How is 'mawkit' used?
As in 'Yer knees are mawkit fae the fitba' — your knees are filthy from the football.
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