jucking time
名词 n.
发音 jŭ′kĭng tīm′
英文释义
名词 n.
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Early morning or late evening, when partridges crow.
— Another method of discovering them is, by going to their haunts very early in the morning, or at the close of the evening, which is called the jucking-time.
- The season of imitating crows to lure partridges out at such a time.
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词源
First attested in 1681 as juking-time. From juke, juck (“to crow”), of onomatopoeic origin, but probably also influenced by jug, jouk (“to perch, of partridges”). Compare chuck.
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