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car [kar]also cur [kʌr], currie
pref. Implying wrongly, confusedly, awry, something bad, unpleasant or perverse or used intensively, meaning very or exceedingly.
Examples: carfuffle, carnaptious, carpickle, curcuddoch, curmudge |
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| caraidh, carry, carrie, corry, carra, |
| caraidh ['karɪ]n. Gael. A weir. |
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carb [karb, kɛrb]n. Wrangling.
v. To fret, wrangle, quarrel. To find fault with. |
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| carcage, carkidge, carkage, kerkage, carcidge, |
| carcage ['karkɪtʃ, 'karkɪdʒ, 'karkɪʃ, 'karkidʒ, 'ker-]n. A carcase. |
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| Cardonal, Cardonall, |
| Cardonal [kar'donəl]pn. Cardonald. (Glasgow) |
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| care, caer, chair, carena, uncarin, ooncarin, carebed, carefu, carefae, carefie, careous, caerous, |
care [ke:r]v. To care.
n. Care.
Compounds and phrases etc.
carebed: a sick bed.
carefu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: careful
carena: to not care
careous [ke:rəs]: anxious
hert's care: anxiety, deep worry
uncarin: uncaring |
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| carf, kerf, |
carf [karf, kɛrf]n. A cut in timber for a joint, a ditch or channel.
v. To make cuts in timber so as to allow of its bending. |
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| carfuffle, curfuffle, kerfuffle, corfuffle, kififle, cuffuffle, kerfluffle, carfuffil, |
carfuffle [kar'fʌfl, kər'fʌfl, kʌr'fʌfl]n. Disorder, mess, rumpling, creasing. A disagreement, quarrel. A state of excitement or agitation.
v. To disarrange, throw into confusion, to disorder, to tumble, to crease. |
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| cargo, cargae, cargie, |
| cargae [kargə, kargi, karge]n. Cargo. |
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| cark, |
cark [kark]n. Care, worry, anxiety.
v. To complain peevishly. |
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