Scottish National Dictionary (1700–)
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First published 1974 (SND Vol. IX).
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TARRYBANGLE, n. A specific shot in the game of marbles (see quot.). [tɑre′bɑŋl]Bnff. 1966 Banffshire Advert. (27 Jan.) 10:
He would call a tarrybangle, for this, . . . even more than a through-hochie, was his supreme shot. . . . The player faced away from the target, bent down and hurled the bool between his legs.
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