Wallydrag (noun) (Scots)
wa-lee-drag
a feeble, dwarfed animal or person.
Scots. 1500–10; perhaps wally (variant of wallow ) + drag
Example sentences
“The wee’n of the litter was a wallydrag, and unlikely to survive.”
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