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| carket ['karkət]n. A necklace. |
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| carle, carl, cyarl, kerl, carlie, carle-doddie, curl-daddy, curl-doddy, curl-dodie, curl-dody, curle-doddie, carle-doddy, carl-doddy, curly-doddy, curl-doddie, curl-dodle, churl, wirry-carle, wirry-carl, dodie, karl, carl-doddie, carlers, carlish, carlage, |
carle [karl, kerl]n. An old man, a tall candlestick.
dim. carlie
Compounds and phrases etc.
carle crab: a male partan Cancer pagurus
carle-doddie: the ribwort, field scabious, greater plantain, clover
carlish: rude, churlish
carle-tangle, carlers: a seeweed
fish-carle: a fisherman
gyre carle: an ogre
wirry-carle: a snarling, ill-natured person, one who is dreaded as a bugbear |
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| carline, carlin, carling, cyarlin, cairlin, cairline, |
carline ['k(j)arlɪn, 'kɛrlɪn]n. An old woman, the last sheaf of corn.
Compounds and phrases etc.
gyre carline: a supernatural being, an ogress, witch |
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| Carline's lowp, Carline's loup, Carlops, Carlups, |
| Carline's lowp ['karlʌps, 'k(j)arlɪnz lʌup, 'kɛrlɪnz lʌup]pn. Carlops. (Borders) |
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| carnaptious, canaptious, cyarnaptious, curnaptious, cornaptious, corsnoptious, carnapshus, curnaptious, |
| carnaptious [kar'napʃəs, kʌr-]adj. Irritable, quarrelsome, crabbed. |
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| Carndouk, Carndoouk |
| Carndouk ['karnduk]pn. Carnwadric (Glasgow). |
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| Carnoustie, |
| Carnoustie ['kərnustɪ]pn. Carnoustie. (Dundee) |
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| carpickle, carpuckle, |
| carpickle ['karpɪkl, -pʌkl]n. A difficult or embarrasing situation. |
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| Carraecrun, Carracrun, Kerraghrun, Kerrachrun, |
| Carraecrun ['kɑrəkrʌn]pn. Carrowcrin. (County Antrim) |
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| carrant, kerrant, coorant, courant, carant, carrivant, |
| carrant [ka'rant, kə'rant, ku'rant,]n. An expedition, sudden journey, party etc. |
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