Aunt Sally

Aunt Sal·ly

noun \-ˈsa-lē\

plural Aunt Sallies

Definition of AUNT SALLY

British

: an object of criticism or contention; especially : one that is set up to invite criticism or be easily refuted

Origin of AUNT SALLY

Aunt Sally, name given to an effigy of a woman smoking a pipe set up as an amusement attraction at English fairs for patrons to throw missiles at

First Known Use: 1879

Rhymes with AUNT SALLY

bialy, blind alley, crevalle, Death Valley, finale, Nepali, tomalley, trevally