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"Unfortunate, unlucky."
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"(chiefly Scotland) Unfortunate, unlucky."
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"ref": "1932, Lewis Grassic Gibbon, Sunset Song",
"text": "the Kinraddies sat them quiet and decent and peaceable in their castle, and heeded never a fig the arguings of folk, for wars were unchancy things.",
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"Dangerous, unsafe."
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"(chiefly Scotland) Dangerous, unsafe."
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