frayboggard

== English == === Etymology === From fray (“fear, terror”) +‎ boggard (“bugbear, ghost, goblin”). === Noun === frayboggard (plural frayboggards) (obsolete) A scarecrow. [from c. 1530s] ==== Alternative forms ==== fray-boggard === Further reading === Douglas Harper (2001–2026), “scarecrow”, in Online Etymology Dictionary, retrieved 8 May 2018: “Also fray-boggard (1530s).”