
ETYMOLOGY
– from French accabler (to confound, to overwhelm)
EXAMPLE
“…Why you ‘olly cabobble me…”
(Note: ‘olly = wholly)
From: Suffolk Words and Phrases;
Or, An Attempt to Collect The Lingual Localisms of that County
By Edward Moor, 1823
ETYMOLOGY
– from French accabler (to confound, to overwhelm)
EXAMPLE
“…Why you ‘olly cabobble me…”
(Note: ‘olly = wholly)
From: Suffolk Words and Phrases;
Or, An Attempt to Collect The Lingual Localisms of that County
By Edward Moor, 1823