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pilgrimer,
pilgrimer [ˈpɪlgrɪmər]
n. A pilgrim.
n. A pilgrim.
pilch, pilk, pyilk, pylk,
pilk [pɪlk, pəilk]
n. A husk, an empty shell. A picking, morsel, scrap.
v. To pick out, shell, peel. To steal or pilfer.
n. A husk, an empty shell. A picking, morsel, scrap.
v. To pick out, shell, peel. To steal or pilfer.
pelk, pelkie, pilk, pilkie,
pilk [I.Ork. pɪlk, pəilk]
n. A small slightly-built boy, a slip of a lad.
dim. pilkie A a sobriquet for the Devil.
n. A small slightly-built boy, a slip of a lad.
dim. pilkie A a sobriquet for the Devil.
pill, pillie, pilly, pilti, piltie, sootipillie, suitipillie,
pill [I.Ork. pɪl]
n. The penis.
dim. pillie, piltie A young ling Molva molva.
n. The penis.
dim. pillie, piltie A young ling Molva molva.
Compounds and phrases etc.
suitipillie: The bulrush Typha latifolia.
pilla, pillaber, pillabere, pillae, pillaebeir, pillaebere, pillie, pillie, pillowber, pillowbere, pilly, pilly, puhlae, puhllie, pyllie,
pillae [pɪlə]
also pillie
n. A pillow.
also pillie
n. A pillow.
Compounds and phrases etc.
pillaebeir [-ˈbiːr, -beːr]: A pillowcase.
pilarachie, pileurachie, pillarachie, pilleurichie, pitlarichie,
pilleurichie [pɪˈluːrɪxɪ]
n. (nonce) A to-do, hullaballoo, hubbub.
n. (nonce) A to-do, hullaballoo, hubbub.
peilion, pillion, pullion,
pillion [ˈpɪljən, ˈpʌljən]
n. A sack stuffed with rags. A pad or cushion used as a saddle, also attached behind a saddle for a second rider or for carrying luggage.
n. A sack stuffed with rags. A pad or cushion used as a saddle, also attached behind a saddle for a second rider or for carrying luggage.
pilot, pilotit, piolet, pioletet,
pilot [ˈpəilət]
n. A pilot.
v. To pilot.
pt. pp. pilotit
n. A pilot.
v. To pilot.
pt. pp. pilotit
palshac, pelsh, peltin, pilch, pilchach, pilchach, pilschach, pilsh, pilsheck, pilsich, pitch, pulschach,
pilsh [pɪlʃ]
also pilshock
n. An ill-fitting, clumsy garment, an ugly, thick article of dress. A triangular piece of material bound over a baby's napkin to keep it in place. A short fat person.
also pilshock
n. An ill-fitting, clumsy garment, an ugly, thick article of dress. A triangular piece of material bound over a baby's napkin to keep it in place. A short fat person.
peltag, pilltock, piltack, piltag, piltak, piltake, piltek, piltick, piltock,
piltock [ˈpɪltək, NN.b. ˈpɪltəg]
n. NN.b. I.Ork. A coalfish Pollachius virens in about the second year of its development.
n. NN.b. I.Ork. A coalfish Pollachius virens in about the second year of its development.