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| According to the OED, 'Hallion' or 'Hallyon' is "A term of contempt: A low or scurvy fellow; an idle, worthless fellow," and is dialect from Scotland and the north of England. |
Posted by Rhiannon28th August 2007ce Edited 15th January 2013ce
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