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a$whaur, a$whurr, aar, aard, aars, aawhaar, aawhaur, aawhere, ar, artil, awhaur, awwhaur, everywhar, everywhaur, evriwhaur, faar, faar$s, faaraboot, faaraboots, faars, fahr, far, far$s, faraboot, faraboots, fare$er, farever, fariver, farivver, farr, fars, faur, faur$s, faure$er, faurever, faurin, furry_boots, hwar, idderfar, itherquhaur, itherwhaur, itherwhere, ithirwhaur, iverywhaur, ivrywhaur, ivrywherr, ivverywhaur, kwaar, kwar, nae_whaur, naefaar, naefar, naefaur, naefer, naequar, naequhaur, naewahr, naewhaar, naewhar, naewhaur, naewhaur, naewhere, naewhere, naewhur, oaniewhaur, oanywhaur, oanywhur, oniefaar, oniefar, oniequhar, oniequhaur, oniewhaur, onnywhaur, onyfaar, onyfar, onywhaar, onywhar, onywhaur, onywhere, onywherr, ony-whoar, onywhor, onywhurr, quhar, quhaur, samewhaar, somewhar, somewhare, somewhaur, somewhaurs, somewheres, somewhurr, utherwhaur, whaar, whaaraboots, whaaras, whaarby, whaarbye, whair, whar, whar-aboots, wharawa, wharby, whare, wharivver, wharon, whars, wharz, whaur, whaur$d, whaur$s, whaur_awa, whaur_til, whauraboot, whauraboots, whauras, whaurawa, whaurby, whaurbye, whaure$er, whaure$re, whaurever, whaurfrae, whaurin, whauriver, whaurivver, whauron, whaurpiece, whaurs, whaurtae, whaurti, whaurtil, wheer, wher, wherr, whir, whor, whore, whur, whurr, wor, wur,
whaur [ʍɑːr, ʍɔːr, S. ʍeːr, N. faːr, NN.a. aːr, I. ʍaːr]
adv. Where.
adv. Where.
Compounds and phrases etc.
awwhaur [ɑː-, ɔː-, N. aː-]: adj. adv. Everywhere.
itherwhaur: Elsewhere.
naewhaur: Nowhere.
onywhaur: Anywhere.
somewhaur(s): Somewhere.
whauraboots [ʍɑːr-, ʍɔːr-, S. ʍeːr-, N. faːr-, NN.a. aːr-, I. ʍaːr-]: Whereabout, about where, near what or which place?
whauras: Whereas.
whaur awa: Away in or to what place, where on earth, whither.
whaurby: Whereby, whereas.
whaur'd: Where did?
whaurfrae, whaurfae: From what place, when? From which place or action etc.
whaurin: Wherein.
whauriver contracted whaure're: Wherever.
whauron: Whereon.
whaurpiece: I.Ork. Where?
whaurtae, whaurtil: Whereto, for whar purpose, why.
whaur's: Where is …?, where are …?
itherwhaur: Elsewhere.
naewhaur: Nowhere.
onywhaur: Anywhere.
somewhaur(s): Somewhere.
whauraboots [ʍɑːr-, ʍɔːr-, S. ʍeːr-, N. faːr-, NN.a. aːr-, I. ʍaːr-]: Whereabout, about where, near what or which place?
whauras: Whereas.
whaur awa: Away in or to what place, where on earth, whither.
whaurby: Whereby, whereas.
whaur'd: Where did?
whaurfrae, whaurfae: From what place, when? From which place or action etc.
whaurin: Wherein.
whauriver contracted whaure're: Wherever.
whauron: Whereon.
whaurpiece: I.Ork. Where?
whaurtae, whaurtil: Whereto, for whar purpose, why.
whaur's: Where is …?, where are …?
wearie, weary, whearie, wheary, wheirie,
wheary [ˈʍirɪ, ˈʍeːrɪ]
n. S. The goldcrest Regulus regulus.
n. S. The goldcrest Regulus regulus.
whaet, whait, whate, wheat, wheit, wheyt, white, whyte,
wheat [ʍit, ʍet, MN. ʍəɪt, fəit, N. fit]
n. Wheat.
n. Wheat.
Compounds and phrases etc.
mither o wheat: SEC. The fumitory Fumaria officinalis.
feech, feich, wheech, wheekit, wheich, whiech,
wheech [ʍiç]
int. An exclamation of disgust on smelling a stench.
n. A stench.
int. An exclamation of disgust on smelling a stench.
n. A stench.
carrie_wheechit, carriewheechit, caurie-wheechit, corrie_wheekit, weik, wheech, wheeched, wheecher, wheechin, wheecht, wheek, wheek, wheeked, wheeker, wheekin, wheekked, wheich, wheicher, wheiker, whiech,
wheech [ʍiç, ʍik]
n. A soft whizzing sound. A blow delivered with a whizzing sound. A sudden sweeping motion, a whisk.
v. To move through the air, to rush, dash with a whizzing sound, to make any quick forward movement, to walk fast. To remove something with a speedy, sweeping, forcible movement, to snatch or whisk away. To beat, to whack, smack, hit.
pt. pp. wheecht
n. A soft whizzing sound. A blow delivered with a whizzing sound. A sudden sweeping motion, a whisk.
v. To move through the air, to rush, dash with a whizzing sound, to make any quick forward movement, to walk fast. To remove something with a speedy, sweeping, forcible movement, to snatch or whisk away. To beat, to whack, smack, hit.
pt. pp. wheecht
Compounds and phrases etc.
caurie-wheechit: Left-handed.
the wheech: col. A skinhead haircut.
wheech awa: To snatch away.
wheecher [-ər]: Something big or outstanding, of top quality or excellence. A coal-carter, coalman.
wheechin: Whizzing, moving swiftly etc.
the wheech: col. A skinhead haircut.
wheech awa: To snatch away.
wheecher [-ər]: Something big or outstanding, of top quality or excellence. A coal-carter, coalman.
wheechin: Whizzing, moving swiftly etc.
huida, hwida, wheeda, wheedie, wheedo,
wheeda [I.Sh. ʍida]
n. A fisherman's tabu-name for a fish, especially the ling Molva molva.
n. A fisherman's tabu-name for a fish, especially the ling Molva molva.
wheatle, wheedle, wheedlin, wheedlin$, wheegle, wheetle, wheidle,
wheedle [ˈʍidl, ˈʍitl]
v. To wheedle.
v. To wheedle.
Compounds and phrases etc.
wheedler: Someone who wheedles.
wheedlin: Wheedling.
wheedlin: Wheedling.
eever, fiffle, fiffle, hwiff, hwiffer, queef, quieff, skew-quieff, skew-wheef, skew-whiff, weefle, whaff, wheef, wheefelt, wheefer, wheefle, wheefled, wheeflication, wheeflin, wheeft, whiff, whiffle, whiffle, whifflication, whuff, whuffle, whufft,
wheef [ʍif]
also whiff [ˈʍɪf, ˈʍʌf]
n. A whiff. A slight attack of illness, an instant. A puff. A spurt or jet of water. A slight insignificant thing, a trifle.
v. To puff, blow. To move lightly or easily. To doze off.
pt. pp. wheeft
also whiff [ˈʍɪf, ˈʍʌf]
n. A whiff. A slight attack of illness, an instant. A puff. A spurt or jet of water. A slight insignificant thing, a trifle.
v. To puff, blow. To move lightly or easily. To doze off.
pt. pp. wheeft
weefle, whiffle [ˈʍɪfl, ˈʍifl]
v. To puff, to blow, to drive with a puff. To play the flute. To vacillate, dither about. To keep changing ones mind, give an evasive answer.
pt. pp. wheefelt adj. Of a musical note: lightly-sounded.
v. To puff, to blow, to drive with a puff. To play the flute. To vacillate, dither about. To keep changing ones mind, give an evasive answer.
pt. pp. wheefelt adj. Of a musical note: lightly-sounded.
Compounds and phrases etc.
skew-whiff: Awry, ajee, at a rakish angle.
wheefer: I. A large object.
wheeflin: Of wind: blowing in slight puffs, light.
whifflication: I.Sh. An excuse.
wheefer: I. A large object.
wheeflin: Of wind: blowing in slight puffs, light.
whifflication: I.Sh. An excuse.
feel, feil, wheel, wheel$n, wheel-guts, wheelin, wheel-nave, wheels, wheel-spow, wheel-spowe, wheil,
wheel [ʍil]
n. A wheel. A spinning-wheel.
pl.wheels.
v. To wheel, pirouette. To make a bid at an auction in order to raise the price.
n. A wheel. A spinning-wheel.
pl.wheels.
v. To wheel, pirouette. To make a bid at an auction in order to raise the price.
Compounds and phrases etc.
hale-wheel: adj. Wholesale.
tummler-wheels: Wheels of a low cart.
wheelin [-ɪn]: Wheeling. Whirling round. A coarse thick type of worsted yarn.
wheel-guts: Thin intestines of sheep used as wheelbands for spinning-wheels.
wheel-nave: The hub of a wheel.
wheel-spowe: I.Ork. To turn a cartwheel.
tummler-wheels: Wheels of a low cart.
wheelin [-ɪn]: Wheeling. Whirling round. A coarse thick type of worsted yarn.
wheel-guts: Thin intestines of sheep used as wheelbands for spinning-wheels.
wheel-nave: The hub of a wheel.
wheel-spowe: I.Ork. To turn a cartwheel.
wheelie-oe,
wheelie-oe [ˈʍilioː]
n. WC. The willow warbler Phylloscopus trochilus.
n. WC. The willow warbler Phylloscopus trochilus.