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tich, titch, titches, touch, toutch, tuch, tutch, twitch,
titch [tɪtʃ, tʌtʃ]
n. A touch. A go a. A moment.
pl. titches
v. To touch.
n. A touch. A go a. A moment.
pl. titches
v. To touch.
tite, titter,
tite [ˈtɪt]
adv. Quickly, without delay or intermission. Straight, directly. In rapid succession.
adv. Quickly, without delay or intermission. Straight, directly. In rapid succession.
gutter_titlane, gutter_titlin, rock-titlin, tattle, tattle, teetan, teeteen, teetlag, teetlane, teetlen, teetlin, titlag, titler, titlin, titling, titlock, tittle, tittling,
titlin [ˈtɪtlɪn, NN.b. titlən]
also titlock
n. The meadow pipit Anthus pratensis. The smallest and weakest in a brood.
also titlock
n. The meadow pipit Anthus pratensis. The smallest and weakest in a brood.
Compounds and phrases etc.
earth titlin: SEC. The meadow pipit Anthus pratensis.
gutter titlin: I.Ork. The rock pipit Anthus petrosus.
rock-titlin, rock-titlock: NN.b. The rock pipit Anthus petrosus.
gutter titlin: I.Ork. The rock pipit Anthus petrosus.
rock-titlin, rock-titlock: NN.b. The rock pipit Anthus petrosus.
teetle, tittle, tytle,
tittle [tɪtl, təitl]
also NN.b. teetle [titl]
v. To whisper, chatter or gossip idly. U. The meadow pipit Anthus pratensis.
also NN.b. teetle [titl]
v. To whisper, chatter or gossip idly. U. The meadow pipit Anthus pratensis.
tiv, tivek, tivik, tivock, tivsie, tivsy, tivv,
tiv [I.Sh. tɪv]
n. A rag, tag or tatter of cloth. A tuft or small handful of wool or grass etc. The tail of an animal. A lumpish badly-formed piece of dough or the oatcake made from it.
dim. tivock
n. A rag, tag or tatter of cloth. A tuft or small handful of wool or grass etc. The tail of an animal. A lumpish badly-formed piece of dough or the oatcake made from it.
dim. tivock
tivsy
adj. Ragged, tattered.
adj. Ragged, tattered.
tivel, tivl, tivla, tivlach, tivlack, tivle, tivlek, tivlick, tivlik, tivock,
tivle [I.Sh. tɪvl]
n. A joint of vertibrae in the backbone
dim. tivlock
n. A joint of vertibrae in the backbone
dim. tivlock
toast, toastit, tost,
toast [tost]
n. Toast.
v. To toast.
pt. pp. toastit
n. Toast.
v. To toast.
pt. pp. toastit
toabie, toaby, tobi, tobie, toby,
tobie [ˈtobi]
n. A stopcock or valve in a water or gasmain.
n. A stopcock or valve in a water or gasmain.
toch, tochie, toch-toch, tochy,
toch [NN.b. tɔx]
also tochie
int. A call to a calf to come to food.
also tochie
int. A call to a calf to come to food.
tacher, tochar, tocharless, tocher, tochered, tocherless, tochert, tochter, weel-tochert,
tocher [ˈtoxər]
n. A marriage portion, a bride's dowry.
v. To endow with a marriage settlement or portion, to dower.
pt. pp. tochert adj. Dowered, provided with a dowry, endowed, settled, bestowed.
n. A marriage portion, a bride's dowry.
v. To endow with a marriage settlement or portion, to dower.
pt. pp. tochert adj. Dowered, provided with a dowry, endowed, settled, bestowed.
Compounds and phrases etc.
tocherless: Having no dowry.
weel tochert: Well-endowed.
weel tochert: Well-endowed.