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maivie, maivis, maivises, mavie, mavis, mavish, mavy,
mavis [ˈmeːvɪs]
n. The song thrush Turdus philomelos.
pl. maivises
dim. mavie [ˈmeːvi]
n. The song thrush Turdus philomelos.
pl. maivises
dim. mavie [ˈmeːvi]
Compounds and phrases etc.
big mavis: S. The mistle thrush Turdus viscivorus.
skitterie mavie: SW. The blackbird Turdus merula.
skitterie mavie: SW. The blackbird Turdus merula.
fou_maw, foumaw, gormaa, gormaw, hoodie_maa, huidie_maa, huidie_maw, lochmaw, ma, maa, maas, maas, maw, maws, maz, mew, mews, myaave, myaaves, myav, myave, myaves, myavs, myow, myows, parr, pickie_maw, pickiemaa, pickie-maa, pickiemaw, pickie-maw, pickmaa, pickmaw, pick-maw, pikka, pikka_maa, pikki, pine-maw, pirr-maa, pirrmaw, pirr-maw, sea_ma, seama, seamaa, sea-maa, seamaw, sea-maw, white_maw, whitemaa, white-maa, whitemaw, white-maw, whitmaa,
maw [mɑː, mɔː, N. m(j)aː, MN. mjaːv, I. maː]
also seamaw, lochmaw, whitemaw
n. The common gull Larus canus or other similar gull.
pl. maws
also seamaw, lochmaw, whitemaw
n. The common gull Larus canus or other similar gull.
pl. maws
Compounds and phrases etc.
blue maw: I.Sh. The common gull Larus canus.
foumaw: N. The fulmar Fulmarus glacialis.
gormaw [ˈgɔr-]: S. The cormorant Phalacrocorax carbo.
gou maw: SEC. The great black-backed gull Larus marinus.
gowden maw: The glaucous gull Larus hyperboreus.
herrin maw NN.b. I. The lesser black-backed gull Larus fuscus.
huidie maw: The black-headed gull.
pickmaw, pickiemaw: The black-headed gull Larus ridibundus.
pirr-maw [pɪr-, pʌr-]: U. SW. WC. The black-headed gull Larus ridibundus.
seamaw's egg: WC. A sea urchin.
whitemaw: NN.b. I. The herring gull Larus argentatus.
willie maw: MN. The guillemot Uria aalge.
foumaw: N. The fulmar Fulmarus glacialis.
gormaw [ˈgɔr-]: S. The cormorant Phalacrocorax carbo.
gou maw: SEC. The great black-backed gull Larus marinus.
gowden maw: The glaucous gull Larus hyperboreus.
herrin maw NN.b. I. The lesser black-backed gull Larus fuscus.
huidie maw: The black-headed gull.
pickmaw, pickiemaw: The black-headed gull Larus ridibundus.
pirr-maw [pɪr-, pʌr-]: U. SW. WC. The black-headed gull Larus ridibundus.
seamaw's egg: WC. A sea urchin.
whitemaw: NN.b. I. The herring gull Larus argentatus.
willie maw: MN. The guillemot Uria aalge.
grandma, grandmaw, granma, ma, maa, mau, maw,
maw [mɑː, mɔː]
n. Mother.
n. Mother.
Compounds and phrases etc.
grandmaw: Grandmother.
ma, maa, maas, mau, maus, maw, maws,
maw [mɑ]
Usually maws [mɑːz]
n. The mallow Malva sylvestris.
Usually maws [mɑːz]
n. The mallow Malva sylvestris.
ma, maa, maa$er, maad, maaed, maaer, maan, maaster, maw, mawe, mawed, mawer, mawester, mawn, mawstar, mawster, meu, mew, mowster,
maw [mɑː, mɔː, N. I. maː]
v. To mow, to reap.
pt. mawed, mew [mɪu]
pp. mawn
v. To mow, to reap.
pt. mawed, mew [mɪu]
pp. mawn
Compounds and phrases etc.
mawer [ˈmɑːər, ˈmɔːər, N. I. ˈmaːər]: A mower.
mawster [ˈmɑːstər, ˈmɔːstər, N. I. ˈmaːstər]: A person who mows grass etc.
mawster [ˈmɑːstər, ˈmɔːstər, N. I. ˈmaːstər]: A person who mows grass etc.
maa, maave, maawe, maawie, maw, mawe, mawie, maw-turn$d, maw-turned, maw-turnt, mawve,
maw [mɑː, mɔː, N. m(j)aː, MN. mjaːv, I. maː]
n. The stomach, in particular that of a fish.
n. The stomach, in particular that of a fish.
Compounds and phrases etc.
mawie puddin: A haggis.
maw-turnt: Affected with nausea, sickened.
maw-turnt: Affected with nausea, sickened.
maxie,
maxie [maksɪ]
n. An error in a Latin exercise.
n. An error in a Latin exercise.
maiseld, maiselt, maisle, maisled, maze, mazed, mazeld, mazelt, mazement, mazerment, mazin, mazle, mazled,
maze [meːz]
n. A state of amazement or astonishment, perplexity.
v. To amaze, bewilder, stupefy.
pt. pp. mazed
n. A state of amazement or astonishment, perplexity.
v. To amaze, bewilder, stupefy.
pt. pp. mazed
mazle
v. To become stupefied or confused
pt. pp. mazelt
v. To become stupefied or confused
pt. pp. mazelt
Compounds and phrases etc.
mazin: adj. Amazing, astonishing. adv. Amazingly, astonishingly.
mazerment: Amazement.
mazerment: Amazement.
fimmae, fom, gae-fae-me-come-tae-me, gan-fae-me-come-tae-me, giffima_cumtimma, ma, mae, me, mee, mei, mey, mi, wae$s_me,
me [miː, S. məi]
pron. Me.
pron. Me.
Compounds and phrases etc.
frae me, fae me: From me.
gae-fae-me-come-tae-me, NEC. gan-fae-me-come-tae-me: col. A trombone.
wae is me contracted wae's me: Woe to me! O the pity!
gae-fae-me-come-tae-me, NEC. gan-fae-me-come-tae-me: col. A trombone.
wae is me contracted wae's me: Woe to me! O the pity!
meager, meagre,
meager [ˈmigər]
adj. Deficient in amount or quality or extent. Miserable.
adj. Deficient in amount or quality or extent. Miserable.