The Modern Scots phrase go and get raffled meaning ‘get lost’ ‘go and tie yourself in a confused knot’ and has nothing to do with English raffle which is derived from the name of a French game involving dice.
The Modern Scots phrase go and get raffled meaning ‘get lost’ ‘go and tie yourself in a confused knot’ and has nothing to do with English raffle which is derived from the name of a French game involving dice. |