- spulzie
- I. \\ˈspu̅e̅l(y)i\ verb
(-ed/-ing/-s)
Etymology: alteration (ʒ being taken as z) of earlier spulʒie, from Middle English (Scots) spulʒien, spolyen, from Middle French espoillier — more at spoilchiefly Scotland : plunderII. noun (-s)Etymology: alteration (ʒ being taken as z) of earlier spulʒie, from Middle English (Scots) spolʒei, from Middle French espoille, espuille — more at spoil1. chiefly Scotland : an act or instance of unlawfully and violently dispossessing a person of his movables
Useful english dictionary. 2012.