WORD OF THE DAY: TODLY

TODLY 
​ADJ.
foxy, crafty ...1571 Sc. obs. rare

ETYMOLOGY
from tod (n.) (the red fox) + -ly

FIRST DOCUMENTED USE
1571 - see EXAMPLE below

EXAMPLE
"...The preist, I grant, his concubine wald hyde in hoill and boire,
and quhylis quhen he tyrit of ane wold gett in o]A in stoire ;
The Ministre, far todlyar, his hure in houshold chereis,
bott, quhe he listis, he schaks hir of be diuorce or hir wirreis..."
From: Satirical poems of the time of the Reformation [vol. II]
- edited by James Cranstoun - 1st edition, 1893
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