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clash [klaʃ]n. A large hollow or cavity on hillside.
pl. clashes |
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| clash, clesh, clish, clishclash, clashbag, clashbeg, clishbag, clash-pyot, clash-bag, clash-pie, clashpie, clasher, clisher, clashie, clashey, |
clash [klaʃ]n. A clash, a slap or blow, a large amount, a mass of wet spongy substance. Talk, gossip, tittle-tattle, scandal. A tale, story.
pl. clashes
v. To strike, to slap. To slam a door To throw anything forcefully. To fall with a crash or a splash. To tell tales, gossip, talk idly.
clashie ['klaʃɪ, 'klɪʃɪ, 'kliʃɪ, 'klɛʃɪ]
adj. Talkative, gossipy.
Compounds and phrases etc.
clashbag: a gossip
clasher ['-ər]: a chatterer, a gossip.
clash-pyot ['klaʃ'paɪət]: a gossip
See clish also. |
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| clashmaclaivers, clashmaclavers, clishmaclaiver, clishmaclaver, clashmaclaver, clishmaclavers, clashmaclabber, clishmaclash, clishmeclaiver, clish-ma-clavers, clish-ma-claver, |
clashmaclaivers ['klaʃmə'kle:vər]also clishmaclaiver ['klɪʃmə'kle:vər, 'kliʃ-]
n. Idle talk, gossip, wordy discourse. A talkative busybody.
v. To gossip, chatter
From clash/clish + claiver. |
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clat [klat]n. A clot. A lump of something soft. A clot of sheep- or cow-dung, especially when adhering to the fur. A mess, a muddle. A dirty person.
v. To bedaub, to dirty.
clattie ['klatɪ]
adj. Dirty, muddy, slimy, disagreeable. |
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clatch [klatʃ, klɔtʃ]n. A flat or splashy sound caused by the fall of a soft, heavy object. An untidy mess, a dirty, untidy person, a slut, a fat, clumsy woman, a clumsy, ungainly person.
v. To move amongst wet or mud with a splashing, squelching sound. To besmear.
clatchie [klatʃɪ, klɔtʃɪ]
adj. Muddy.
Compounds and phrases etc.
clatch up: A badly made article. |
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| clatchin [klatʃɪn, klɔtʃɪn]n. A clutch of chickens or eggs etc. |
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| clatter, clatther, cletter, clatterbag, clatterbags, clatter-bag, clatter-bags, clatterer, klatter, |
clatter ['klatər]n. Sharp sounds, rapidly repeated, country talk, a chatterer, a gossip.
v. To clatter, to gossip, talk scandal.
Compounds and phrases etc.
clatterbag: a gossip
clatter banes [-benz, MN. -binz & -beinz]: castanets
clatterer: a scandalmonger
clatter-guiss: the brent goose |
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| Claudy ['klɑ:de]pn. Claudy. (County Londonderry) |
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claug [I.Sh. kla:g]n. A cackling.
v. Of fowls: to cackle, clamour. To jabber, twaddle. |
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claut [klɑ:t, klɔ:t, N. I. kla:t]n. A claw of a cat etc. A scratch. A clutch, grasp, hold. A turnip hoe. A handful, a lump or mass, as of something scraped together.
v. To scratch, claw, tear. To scrape. To hoe. To snatch. |
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