PRONUNCIATION:

(uh-JEE) 

MEANING:

adverb: To one side; awry.

ETYMOLOGY:

From Scottish English dialect, from a- (to, toward) + gee (a command to a horse to move to one side). Earliest documented use: before 1805.

USAGE:

“The knaves go all agee when both my lord and myself have our backs turned.”
Charlotte M. Yonge; Grisly Grisell; Macmillan; 1893.