A grosser man ne'er mix'd with stones Than lies beneath--'Tis Figgy Jones.
We have traced Maggie Figgy of St. Levan on her titanic chair supervising the surging waters of the ocean, and there is little doubt that the throne of St. Michael's was the corresponding seat of Micah, the Almighty King or Great One.
You know my mother was a Scotswoman, and she had the second sight, like your old Madgy Figgy of the Men-an-tol.
It was Madgy Figgy who told about my ladder," Sophie said, "she has many charms, I know.
We won't go until we get it (3x) We all love our figgy pudding (3x) With a cup of good cheer So bring it out here!
Oh bring us some figgy pudding (3x) With a cup of good cheer.
Ay, and maybe figgy pudden or squab-pie," said another, licking his lips.
A plum-cake is always called a figgy cake in Devonshire, where raisins are denominated figs, and hence the term.
Madge Figgy kicked her heels and clapped her hands with joy as she watched, for the huge vessel laden with valuables of the costliest kind was a prize such as they did not often get, and Madge in her mind was already reckoning up her gains.
As ill-luck would have it, though, Madge Figgy caught sight of the sow one day, and from that moment she could not rest until she had got it for herself.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "figgy" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
