2012_04_06 Agley = awry; 出差錯;錯了。

Word of the Day for Friday, April  6, 2012
agley \uh-GLEE\, adjective:
Off the right line; awry; wrong.
Reasoning closely, I deduced that her interview with LP Runkle must have gone awry or, as I much prefer to put it, agley.
 -- P. G. Wodehouse, Much Obliged, Jeeves
This had been one of those agley days.
 -- Alisa Craig, The Grub-and-Stakers Move a Mountain
Agley comes from the Middle English word glien meaning "a squint," as in "to look at sideways."

關右行;出差錯;錯了。

推理緊密，我推測，她用LP朗克爾採訪必須出了錯，或者作為我更喜歡把它，agley。
- 體育G.伍德豪斯，非常感謝，佔道

這已經這些agley天。
- 阿利薩克雷格，蠐螬和Stakers移動山

agley來“看”在側身從中古英語單詞glien意思是“斜視”，如