noun
definition
A young girl, a lass, especially one seen as a sweetheart.
Examples of lassie in a Sentence
She said she wes a Bonnie young lassie aince.
Wi the verra first chap, the yungest lassie, the dure bar in hir haund, flang the dure wyde ti the waw.
Morning is broken, I love a lassie, Stop your tickling Jock, Greensleeves.
Jack had already spoken to the landlord, said the lassie was better working the easier dayshift to avoid any mishaps.
A right bonny lassie sang but the man, a baritone he cried his sel, would have been better singing dumb Archie thought.
An Ah gie ye the wattir, ma lassie, wul ye mairrie me?
Lang syne, when I was a bit lassie, no twenty yet - " She paused and sighed.
If ye ever wonder whitâs wrang wi yer mither, like whey sheâs nae sense, jist mind she wis a lassie yince.
You git me that an ye sal hae yeir bonnie lassie awa free WI ye.
The writer knows of "a little lassie in green" who is a fairy and, according to the percipients, haunts the banks of the Mukomar pool on the Lochy.
Even animal celebrities have stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, including Lassie and Rin Tin Tin.
It may interest you to know Lassie was actually a lad, and that all the Collies who played the role were his male progeny.
Have you noticed Lassie missing the dog door altogether and ramming his head into the kitchen cabinet instead?
Lassie was originally written by Eric Knight back in 1938 as a short story for the Saturday Evening Post.
Before Lassie there was Rin Tin Tin, but in my humble opinion Lassie is the dog who really started the "perfect at home family dog" scene.
June Lockhart played many famous mothers throughout her career including the first Ruth Martin (the mother of little Timmy) on Lassie as well as Dr. Maureen Robinson on the 60s cult hit Lost in Space.
June Lockhart, who played Dr. Maureen Robinson, was perhaps best known for her lengthy stint as Timmy's mother in the television series Lassie.