Sc. [f. LUG sb.2 + -IE.] A small wooden vessel with a ‘lug’ or handle.
1725. Ramsay, Gentle Sheph., III. ii. Beech luggies mingle, On skelfs forgainst the door.
1785. Burns, Halloween, xxxii. In order on the clean hearth-stane, The luggies three are ranged.
1876. C. Gibbon, Robin Gray, xxxvii. Two strapping lassies … preparing the luggies … for the evening’s milk.
1901. R. Anderson, Hist. Kilsyth, iv. 30. There were ‘luggies’ in the morning filled with porridge.
