ETYMOLOGY
from neb (the beak or bill of a bird) + -sie -sy
EXAMPLE
“…“I’ll tell you aboot Mark,: he said next time; ‘we’ll no be disturbed again till the men want their forenoon – that’s the drop whisky, you ken. Simon’s wife’s a nebsy clatterin’ body, but for a’ that, I wish ehre were mair like her…”
From: The Red Scaur
A Novel of Manners
By P. Anderson Graham, 1896
Lexicophilia 