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caird-tonguit, gleg-tongit, gleg-tongued, gleg-tonguit, gleg-tungit, ill-tongue, ill-tonguit, ill-tung, ill-tung$d, ill-tungit, kyaard-tonguet, taing, tong, tongue, tongue$t, tongued, tongue-raik, tongue-rake, tonguet, tongue-tack, tongue-tack, tongue-tacked, tongue-tacket, tongue-tackit, tonguie, tonguin, tonguit, tounge, towng, tung, tunge, tungie, tungin, tungit, tung-raik, tung-rake, tung-tack, tung-tackit, tungue,
tongue [tʌŋ]
n. Tongue, Impudence, abuse, violent language.
v. To scold, vituperate, revile.
pt. pp. tongue't, tongued adj. tonguit Tongued.
n. Tongue, Impudence, abuse, violent language.
v. To scold, vituperate, revile.
pt. pp. tongue't, tongued adj. tonguit Tongued.
tonguie [ˈtʌŋe]
adj. Glib, loquacious, fluent.
adj. Glib, loquacious, fluent.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bity-tongue: S. The water pepper Persicaria hydropiper.
gleg-tonguit: Smooth-tongued, glib, voluble.
ill-tongue: A malevolant or abusive tongue. Bad language, abuse, slander.
ill-tonguit: Of speech: abusive.
caird-tonguit: Given to loose or unwholesome talk.
mither tongue [-tʌŋ]: Mother tongue, native language.
tonguin: (A) telling off.
tongue-raik: Volubility, flow of languge.
tongue-tackit: Tongue-tied, having an impediment in speech, dumb, mute.
gleg-tonguit: Smooth-tongued, glib, voluble.
ill-tongue: A malevolant or abusive tongue. Bad language, abuse, slander.
ill-tonguit: Of speech: abusive.
caird-tonguit: Given to loose or unwholesome talk.
mither tongue [-tʌŋ]: Mother tongue, native language.
tonguin: (A) telling off.
tongue-raik: Volubility, flow of languge.
tongue-tackit: Tongue-tied, having an impediment in speech, dumb, mute.
tamteen, tontine,
tontine [ˈtɔntin]
n. A tontine. A kind of insurance or annuity scheme investing in the building of houses or hotels etc.
n. A tontine. A kind of insurance or annuity scheme investing in the building of houses or hotels etc.
Compounds and phrases etc.
tontine face: A wry face, a grimace.
toin, tointy, tonyie, tonyo, tunyie, twinyie,
tonyie [I.Ork. ˈtɔnjɪ, ˈtwɪnjɪ, ˈtʌnjɪ, tɔin]
v. To shrivel or shrink.
v. To shrivel or shrink.
toohoo, too-hoo, tou-hou, tui-hui,
too-hoo [ˈtu ˈhu]
n. A fuss, to-do, hullabaloo.
n. A fuss, to-do, hullabaloo.
toosh, toosht, tooshtie, toost, toostie, toosty, toush, tousht,
toosht [MN. tuʃt]
n. A loose untidy bundle. A small heap or cock of hay. A small quantity of anything. A bunch, tuft, wisp, truss, pinch.
dim. tooshtie A small quantity.
v. To rumple, handle carelessly, bundle or roll up in a careless hurried manner. To toss, roll or blow about, to be strewn about in a careless untidy manner. To dash hither and thither.
n. A loose untidy bundle. A small heap or cock of hay. A small quantity of anything. A bunch, tuft, wisp, truss, pinch.
dim. tooshtie A small quantity.
v. To rumple, handle carelessly, bundle or roll up in a careless hurried manner. To toss, roll or blow about, to be strewn about in a careless untidy manner. To dash hither and thither.
tooter, touter,
tooter [MN. ˈtutər]
v. To work in an ineffectual fumbling manner, to potter.
v. To work in an ineffectual fumbling manner, to potter.
tootian, tootyan, tootyen,
tootian [tutjən]
n. A tuft of hair or feathers.
n. A tuft of hair or feathers.
tits, toots, tuits, tuts, tuts-tuts,
toots [tuts, tʌts]
also tuts-tuts
int. An exclamation of dissaproval or expostulation, nonsense.
also tuts-tuts
int. An exclamation of dissaproval or expostulation, nonsense.
topic [ˈtɔpɪk]
n. The subject of discourse.
n. The subject of discourse.
Compounds and phrases etc.
topical: Of immediate relevance, interest, or importance
tor, tore,
tor [toːr]
n. A bull, a shout of encouragement to a bull.
n. A bull, a shout of encouragement to a bull.