| U, ou, oo, |
| U [(w)u:] |
| U, ou the twenty-first letter of the alphabet |
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| ugg, ug, uggit, ugit, |
| ugg [ʌg] |
v. To disgust, nauseate, annoy, upset, exasperate. To be sickened or nauseated, to feel repulsion. To vomit. To find offensive or repellent, dislike, feel disgust or horror at.
pt. pp. uggit adj. Upset, annoyed, disgusted.
n. Disgust, dislike, a sensation of nausea. An object of disgust, a person of disagreeable, disgusting manners. |
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| uggertfu, ugertfu', |
| uggertfu ['ʌgərtfu, -fə, -fa, -fe] |
| adj. Dainty, fastidious. |
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| uggin, ugin, |
| uggin [ʌgɪn] |
adj. Disgusting, horrible, annoying.
From ugg. |
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| uggsome, ugsome, |
| uggsome ['ʌgsʌm] |
adj. Ugly, abhorrent.
From ugg. |
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| uin, une, oon, ovven, een, |
| uin [øn, yn, ɪn] |
n. An oven.
v. To bake in an oven. |
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| uir, ure, üir, uer, ør, eer, ere, |
| uir [ør, yr, i:r] |
| n. Ore, clay with an admixture of iron, red gravelly earth, a colour, tinge or stain of a reddish or rusty hue. |
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| uise, yaise, eese, yuize, yuise, yaze, yase, uize, uised, yaised, eesed, uist, est, uist, uises, yuises, eeses, ill-uise, ill-yaise, ill-eese, uisst, yaist, yais, ees't, |
| uise [jø:z, jy:z, je:z, N. i:z] |
v. To use. With wi: to make someone familiar with, to habituate, accustom. To become inured to, accustomed to.
pt. pp. uised
For the n. see uiss.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ill-uise: v. ill-use
uised for tae: used to do something (with)
uised tae ['jøstø, 'jɪste:, N. 'isti: etc.]: used to, in the sense of something fulfilling a function
uised wi: used to, in the sense of being in the habit of or familiar with |
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| uisge-beatha, usqubae, usquebae, usquebaugh, usquabae, usquebagh, |
| uisge-beatha [uʃkuba:] |
| n. Gael. Whisky. |
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| uiss, yiss, eess, eese, yuiss, uisses, yisses, eesses, eeses, yuisses, uises, yaises, uisst, yisst, eest, ustae, uist, est, yissed, yaised, uised, us'd, yaist, |
| uiss [jøs, jɪs, N. is, jus] |
n. Use. Followed by for or tae: need, occasion, reason. Custom, habit, practice.
pl. uisses
For the v. see uise. |
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