scavallare.
to romp, frolic
Meaning & usage
to romp, frolic
to lead an unruly life
to work hard
to unhorse
to disgrace
to come off of (a guide, track, etc.) (of a device)
la cinghia ha scavallato la puleggia
to come off its hinges (of a device)
Where this word comes from
From s- + cavallo (“horse”) + -are. First attested in 1340.
to uncross (one's legs)
Where this word comes from
From accavallare with substitution of the prefix by s-. First attested in 1952.
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