Off to one side; awry.
[A-2 + Scots gley, to squint (from Middle English glien , possibly of Scandinavian origin).]
agley
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a·gley (ə-glī', ə-glā', ə-glē')  |
adv. Scots
Off to one side; awry.
Off to one side; awry.
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