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tindel, tindle, tindle-box, tundle,
tindle [tɪn(d)l]
n. Tinder.
n. Tinder.
Compounds and phrases etc.
tindle-box: A tinderbox.
teind, tind, tine, tynd, tyne,
tine [təin]
n. A prong. A spike. The tooth of a rake. The horn of a waning moon.
n. A prong. A spike. The tooth of a rake. The horn of a waning moon.
ting, ting$t, tinged, tingg, tingit, tingt,
ting [tɪŋ]
v. To stuff, cram, fill to the point of acute discomfort. Of cattle or people with up: to swell up or become distended with wind.
pt. pp. tingt adj. tingit Stuffed, crammed, etc.
v. To stuff, cram, fill to the point of acute discomfort. Of cattle or people with up: to swell up or become distended with wind.
pt. pp. tingt adj. tingit Stuffed, crammed, etc.
tingelt, tingle, tinglet,
tingle [tɪŋl]
n. A ringing, jingling noise.
v. To cause to tinkle, ring or chime lightly.
pt. pp. tingelt
n. A ringing, jingling noise.
v. To cause to tinkle, ring or chime lightly.
pt. pp. tingelt
Compounds and phrases etc.
tinglin: Tingling etc.
tink, tink$s, tinker, tinkie, tinkin, tinkler, tinky,
tinker [ˈtɪŋkər]
also tinkler, contracted tink
n. An initerant pedlar or trader usually living in a tent or caravan. A contemptuous term for a person, a foul-mouthed, quarrelsome, vulgar person.
dim. tinkie
also tinkler, contracted tink
n. An initerant pedlar or trader usually living in a tent or caravan. A contemptuous term for a person, a foul-mouthed, quarrelsome, vulgar person.
dim. tinkie
Compounds and phrases etc.
tinkie's maskin: Tea brewed in a cup.
tinkin [ˈtɪŋkɪn]: An abusive scolding. A slanging.
tink's tea: Tea brewed in a pot.
tinkin [ˈtɪŋkɪn]: An abusive scolding. A slanging.
tink's tea: Tea brewed in a pot.
tinkle,
tinkle [ˈtɪŋkl]
v. To ring, chime, of or like a bell. To ring the bells about, to sing the praises of.
v. To ring, chime, of or like a bell. To ring the bells about, to sing the praises of.
Compounds and phrases etc.
tinklin: Tinkling etc.
Tinnigum, Tyningham, Tynnigum, Tynningham,
Tinnigum [ˈtɪnɪgəm]
pn. Tyningham (East Lothian).
pn. Tyningham (East Lothian).
tino, tinos, tyno,
tino [I.Ork. taɪno]
n. A wooden skewer or spit for drying fish.
v. To spit fish, to fix them on tinos.
n. A wooden skewer or spit for drying fish.
v. To spit fish, to fix them on tinos.
tinsal, tinsel, tinsell, tinsle,
tinsel [ˈtɪnsəl]
n. Loss, deprivation of anything, damage by loss. leg. Forfeiture.
n. Loss, deprivation of anything, damage by loss. leg. Forfeiture.
taint, tent, tint,
tint [tɪnt]
n. Proof, indication, testimony.
n. Proof, indication, testimony.