assoilzie
transitive verb
as·soil·zie
\əˈsȯil(y)ē\
Definition of assoilzie
-ed/-ing/-s
Scottish
: assoil; specifically : to acquit by sentence of court
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Origin and Etymology of assoilzie
Middle English (Scots dialect) assoilyen, assolyen, from Middle French assoudre (1st person singular present indicative assoil, 3d person singular present subjunctive assoille)
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