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meowt, mewt, myout,
mewt [mjut, MN. mjʌut]
n. A slight sound, the least noise.
n. A slight sound, the least noise.
gab_o_Mey, gaps_o_May, mae, maie, maisie, may, may, may_gobs, may-bird, mey, mey_bird, mey-bird, meysie, mie, misey, mye,
Mey [məi]
n. The month of May. The blossom of the hawthorn Crataegus monogyna.
n. The month of May. The blossom of the hawthorn Crataegus monogyna.
Compounds and phrases etc.
gab o Mey: A spell of stormy weather at the beginning of May.
Mey bird: U. The whimbrel Numenius phaeopus.
meysie: SN. The wild primrose primula vulgaris.
Mey bird: U. The whimbrel Numenius phaeopus.
meysie: SN. The wild primrose primula vulgaris.
Mae, Mey, Mie, mye,
mey [məi]
n. The blossom of the hawthorn Crataegus monogyna.
n. The blossom of the hawthorn Crataegus monogyna.
ma, mabae, mabis, mae, maebae, maebbi, may, maybe, maybes, mayna, maynae, mebbe, mebbee, mebbes, mebbie, mebbies, mebby, mebee, mebies, mebys, mecht, meibi, meth, metht, mey, meycht, meyght, meyna, meynae, mibbae, mibbe, mibbee, mibbes, mibbi, mibbie, mibbie$s, mibbies, mibby, mibbys, mibbys, mibe, mibe$s, mibee, miby, micht, michta, michta, michtna, michtnae, michtnin, mie, minna, mith, mitha, mitha, mithna, mithnin, miy, miyt, mybees, mycht, mychta, mychta, mye,
mey [məi]
v. May. Generally replaced by can
pt. micht [mɪçt, MN. mɪθ] Might, may.
neg. michtna [ˈmɪçtnə, S. -nɛ, -nɪ, C. U. -ne, MN. mɪðnə], also MN. Interrogative michtnin [ˈmɪðnɪn] Mightn't, may not. arch. meyna.
v. May. Generally replaced by can
pt. micht [mɪçt, MN. mɪθ] Might, may.
neg. michtna [ˈmɪçtnə, S. -nɛ, -nɪ, C. U. -ne, MN. mɪðnə], also MN. Interrogative michtnin [ˈmɪðnɪn] Mightn't, may not. arch. meyna.
Compounds and phrases etc.
mebbe [ˈmɪbə]: adv. Perhaps, possibly. n. A possibility, a chance.
mebbes: adv. Perhaps, possibly.
micht hae contracted micht 'a' [mɪçt e, MN. mɪð ə]: Might have, may have.
mebbes: adv. Perhaps, possibly.
micht hae contracted micht 'a' [mɪçt e, MN. mɪð ə]: Might have, may have.
Meybole, Mineybole, Minibole, Minnybole,
Meybole [məiˈbo(ə)l]
pn. Maybole (Ayrshire).
also Minnybole [mɪneˈbol]
pn. Maybole (Ayrshire).
also Minnybole [mɪneˈbol]
Michael, michael_day, Michaelmas, Michal, Michel, Michell, Michelmas, Michle, Michlemas, Michlemass, Mick, Micke, Mikkel, Myckie,
Michel [ˈmɪçl]
n. The personal name Michael.
n. The personal name Michael.
Compounds and phrases etc.
Michel day, Michelmas [-məs]: Michaelmas, 29th. September.
micken,
micken [ˈmɪkən]
n. SN. The common spignel Meum athamanticum.
n. SN. The common spignel Meum athamanticum.
From Gaelic muilceanna.
$midst, amid, amids, meid, mid, middil, middle, middlin, middlins, midleen, midlin, midling, midlings, midman, mids, midse, midsman, midsmaun, midsmin, midsmon, midsmun, midst,
mid [mɪd]
n. The middle, the midst.
adj. Mid, of the middle, midway, medium.
pl. mids The middle, centre, midst. An average, a mean, a medium, a middle course, a compromise. The dividing or central furrow between two ridges.
n. The middle, the midst.
adj. Mid, of the middle, midway, medium.
pl. mids The middle, centre, midst. An average, a mean, a medium, a middle course, a compromise. The dividing or central furrow between two ridges.
middle
n. The middle.
adj. Of the middle.
n. The middle.
adj. Of the middle.
Compounds and phrases etc.
amid: Amid, surrounded by, in the middle of, in the center of.
in the mids, 'mang the mids: In the middle, in the midst, in the act.
middlin [ˈmɪdlɪn]: Of medium size, stature or quality, intermediate in position or rank. Fair, tolerable.
middlins [ˈmɪdlɪnz]: Central, in the middle. Reasonably, tolerably, fairly, quite.
midsman: A middleman, intermediary, go-between, referee.
thare's a mids in the sea: Everything in modertation.
in the mids, 'mang the mids: In the middle, in the midst, in the act.
middlin [ˈmɪdlɪn]: Of medium size, stature or quality, intermediate in position or rank. Fair, tolerable.
middlins [ˈmɪdlɪnz]: Central, in the middle. Reasonably, tolerably, fairly, quite.
midsman: A middleman, intermediary, go-between, referee.
thare's a mids in the sea: Everything in modertation.
aiss-midden, Annacker$s_midden, Annaker$s_midden, Anneker$s_midden, Annekers_midden, Annicker$s_midden, Annickers_midden, Annikers_midden, essimidden, ess-midden, growthe-midden, knacker$s_midden, middeen, midden, midden_bree, midden-bree, midden-brie, midden-creels, midden-creils, midden-plank, midden-plunk, midden-tap, middin, midgie, midgie_man, midgy, mijee, muddeen,
midden [ˈmɪdən]
n. A dunghill, the place where a farmer piles his farmyard manure, a refuse-heap, a compost heap, a domestic ashpit or dusthold.
n. A dunghill, the place where a farmer piles his farmyard manure, a refuse-heap, a compost heap, a domestic ashpit or dusthold.
midgie [ˈmɪdʒi]
dim. col. An ashpit, a dump, a midden, a rubbish bin.
dim. col. An ashpit, a dump, a midden, a rubbish bin.
Compounds and phrases etc.
Annacker's midden: WC. col. A mess, a shambles. Annacker was a chain of Glagow butchers.
ess-midden: An ashpit.
growthe-midden: A compost heap.
midden bree: The effluent from a dungheap or compost.
midden-creels: Dung-baskets.
midden-tap: The top of the dunghill.
midgie man: col. Refuse collector.
midgie-motor: col. Refuse collector's lorry.
midden-plank: A plank which a barrowload of dung could be rolled up onto the midden.
midgie raker: col. A bin raker.
ess-midden: An ashpit.
growthe-midden: A compost heap.
midden bree: The effluent from a dungheap or compost.
midden-creels: Dung-baskets.
midden-tap: The top of the dunghill.
midgie man: col. Refuse collector.
midgie-motor: col. Refuse collector's lorry.
midden-plank: A plank which a barrowload of dung could be rolled up onto the midden.
midgie raker: col. A bin raker.
meddle, meddlesome, middle, middleen, middlesome, middlin,
middle [ˈmɪdl]
v. To interfere with, to bother, to harm, to hurt.
v. To interfere with, to bother, to harm, to hurt.
Compounds and phrases etc.
middlesome [-səm]: Meddlesome.
middlin: Meddling, interfering.
middlin: Meddling, interfering.