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| mirkie [mɪrke, mʌrke]adj. Merry, cheerful, mischievous. |
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| mirl, murl, murle, mirlock, murlack, mirlack, murlock, mirlocks, murlacks, mirlacks, murlocks, murly, murlie, mirly-tuck, mitlie-tuck, murly-tuck, mirlin, murlin, |
mirl [mɪrl]v. To rumble, pulverise, ruin, decay, moulder.
n. A crumb, a fragment.
dim. mirlock ['mɪrlək]
mirlin ['mɪrlɪn, 'mʌrlɪn]
n. A crumb, a fragment.
Compounds and phrases etc.
mirly tuck: oatcakes crumbled into milk |
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| mirligaes, mirligoes, mirligos, mirligo, |
| mirligoes ['mɪrlɪgo:z]n. Vertigo, dizziness. |
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| mirr, mirrle, mirl, mirrel, |
mirr [I. mɪr]also I.Sh. mirrle
v. To tingle, to quiver, to tremble.
n. A vibration, a quivering. |
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| mirran, mirrot, |
| mirran ['mɪrən]n. A carrot. |
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| Mirren, Merran, Mairn, Mairen, Mairon, Maron, Mern, Merren, Minnie, Minny, Mamie, Mamy, Maimie, Mammie, Mammy, Mem, |
Mirren ['mɪrən]also Mairen ['merən]
n. The personal name Marion or Marian.
dim. Minnie ['mɪni], Mamie [memɪ] |
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| mirth, |
| mirth [mɪrθ]n. Mirth. |
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| misbehave, |
misbehave [mɪs bə'he:v]v. To misbehave.
pt. pp. misbehaved |
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| mischief, meschief, mischieve, maschiev, mischeef, mischievin, mischievein, mischievous, mischievious, mischeevous, |
mischief [mɪs'tʃif]n. Injury, misfortune, trouble.
v. mischieve [mɪs'tʃi:v] To mischieve, injure, treat cruelly, beat.
mischievin [mɪs'tʃi:vɪn]
n. A severe injury or beating, the act of inflicting such a beating.
mischievous [mɪs'tʃi:vəs, mɪs'tʃi:vɪəs]
adj. Mischievous. |
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| miscomfit, |
| miscomfit [mɪskʌm'fɪt]v. To displease, offend. |
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