sally



Aunt Sally

Something or someone set up as the object of criticism, derision, or as an easily defeated opposing opinion (i.e., a straw man). Named after a game where sticks or balls are thrown at a clay or wooden head (the Aunt Sally). Primarily heard in UK. I hate hanging out with that crowd, they always aim their jokes at me like I'm an Aunt Sally. My opponent's representation of me is nothing but an Aunt Sally; he refuses to debate me on my true position and instead attacks a fictitious one from afar!
See also: aunt, sally

sally forth

to go forth; to leave and go out. The soldiers sallied forth from behind the stone wall. Well, it's time to sally forth and drive to work.
See also: forth, sally

long-tall-Sally

n. a tall girl or woman. Isn’t she a gorgeous long-tall-Sally?

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
SamİYe-Turkish
Bartley['ba:tli]
Eireenie-REENIrish
KatelynnKAYT-linEnglish (Modern)
ErichE-rikhGerman
Curro-Spanish