Sc. [Onomatopœic; cf. fling.] A random blow or kick, a stroke.
1722. Hamilton, Wallace, III. i. (1822), 45.
| He … Syn at the loon a fearfull Fleg let flee, | |
| That from his Rumple shear’d away his Thigh. |
1785. Burns, Epist. to J. Lapraik, 21 April, ix.
| She’s [Fortune’s] gien me mony a jirt, an’ fleg, | |
| Sin’ I could striddle owre a rig. |
