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| Aiberfyle ['ebərfəil]pn. Aberfoyle. (Stirling) |
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| Aiberleddy, Aberlady, |
| Aiberleddy ['ebərlɛde, 'ɛbərlɛde, -lede]pn. Aberlady. (East Lothian) |
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| Aibey, abbey, aibbey, |
| Aibey [ebɪ, e:be]n. An abbey. |
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| Aibey St. Bathans, Abbey St. Bathans, Aibey St Bathans, |
| Aibey St Bathans [e:besn'bɑθ:nz, -s]pn. Abbey St Bathans. (Berwickshire) |
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| aiblins, ablins, yiblins, aiblens, |
aiblins ['eblɪnz, 'jɛblɪnz, 'jɪblɪnz]adv. perhaps
From able + suff. ins. |
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| aiccess, access, aixies, exies, axes, aiccesst, aiccessed, access, eksis, accession, aiccession, assession, aixes, |
aiccess ['eksɪz, 'ɛksɪz]v. To access.
pt. pp. aiccesst
n. Access. The access of an ague,ague, hysterics. With tae: complicity or assent in.
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aiccession [ek'sɛʃən, ɛk'sɛʃən] n. leg. Accession, complicity, concurrence or assent in some action
aiccess girse I.Sh.: the dandilion Taraxacum vulgare |
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| aich, ech, aigh, aih, |
| aich [ex, ɛx, S. eiç]int. Ah! denoting surprise or sorrow etc. An exclamation of pity, surprise or disgust. |
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| aicher, echer, icker, aiker, acher, acker, akker, |
aicher ['exər]also icker ['ɪkər], WC. aiker ['ɛkər N. I. a(:)kər]
n. An ear of corn. Stalk of corn with ear on. I.Sh. Minute particles. |
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| Aichils, Ochils, Oachils, |
| Aichils ['eçəlz]pn. Ochils. (Perthshire) |
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| aicht, eicht, aucht, echt, aught, acht, wacht, aicht-day, eicht-day, aucht-day, echt-day, aught-day, acht-day, wacht-day, aichteen, aughteen, echtein, aichtein, echteen, echtaen, achtenn, auchteen, aichteent, aughteent, echteint, aichteint, echteent, echtaent, achtennt, auchteent, auchteenth, aichty, aughty, echty, aichtie, echtie, auchtie, eichty, auchty, eght, achteen, |
aicht [ext, ɛçt]adj. Eight.
adj. Eighth.
Contracted 8t
aichteen adj. Eighteen
aichteent, 18t adj. Eighteenth.
aichty adj. Eighty.
Compounds and phrases etc.
aicht-day: a common daily occurrence
aichtsome: a group of eight
five-aichter: an ordinary person or thing |
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