sally
/ˈsæli/Definitions
1. verb
to go out for a walk, especially in the morning, or to set out on a journey.
“She likes to sally out into the garden every morning.”
2. noun
a sudden, bold, and often foolhardy attack or action.
“The general launched a surprise sally against the enemy’s fortifications.”
3. noun
a person who is always ready for a fight or a quarrel.
“He’s a bit of a sally, always looking for an argument.”