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blaich, bleach, bleached, bleachet, bleachit, bleacht, bleech, bleetch, bleych,
bleach [blitʃ]
n. Bleach.
v. To bleach.
pt. pp. bleacht
n. Bleach.
v. To bleach.
pt. pp. bleacht
blaerie, blaery, blairt, blear, bleared, blearie, blearit, blears, bleart, bleary, bleer, bleer$d, bleers, bleery, bleir, bleirie, bleirs, bleirt, bleyr,
blear [bliːr, bleːr]
n. Also pl. blears Something that obscures the sight, matter that gathers at the corners of the eyes. The marks of weeping.
v. To blear, To shine dimly.
pt. pp. bleart [ˈbliːrt], bleared [ˈbleːrd, ˈbliːrd] adj. Bleared, bedimmed with weeping, blinded, debauched-looking, blotted writing.
adj. Shortsighted. SW. Cold, harsh.
n. Also pl. blears Something that obscures the sight, matter that gathers at the corners of the eyes. The marks of weeping.
v. To blear, To shine dimly.
pt. pp. bleart [ˈbliːrt], bleared [ˈbleːrd, ˈbliːrd] adj. Bleared, bedimmed with weeping, blinded, debauched-looking, blotted writing.
adj. Shortsighted. SW. Cold, harsh.
blearie [ˈbliːri, bleːri]
adj. Watery-eyed, too thin.
adj. Watery-eyed, too thin.
blait, blaiter, blate, blea, bleat, bleater, blete, blett, bleyt, blitter, bluiter, bog-bleater, bog-blitter, bog-bluiter, earn-bleater, earn-blit, earn-bliter, girn-bleater, heatherbleat, heather-bleat, heather-bleater, heather-blit, moss-bleater, weather_bleat, weather-blade, weather-bleat, wether-bleat, yern-bleater, yern-bliter,
bleat [blit, blet]
n. A bleat. The cry of a lamb or ewe.
v. To bleat.
n. A bleat. The cry of a lamb or ewe.
v. To bleat.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bleater [ˈblitər, ˈbletər]: The common snipe Gallinago gallinago, the bittern Botaurus stellaris.
bog-bleater: The bittern Botaurus stellaris.
earn-bleater MN.: The common snipe Gallinago gallinago.
girn-bleater: MN. The common snipe Gallinago gallinago.
heather-bleat(er): The common snipe Gallinago gallinago. S. SW. Occasionally the bittern Botaurus stellaris.
moss-bleater: S. SW. The common snipe Gallinago gallinago.
bog-bleater: The bittern Botaurus stellaris.
earn-bleater MN.: The common snipe Gallinago gallinago.
girn-bleater: MN. The common snipe Gallinago gallinago.
heather-bleat(er): The common snipe Gallinago gallinago. S. SW. Occasionally the bittern Botaurus stellaris.
moss-bleater: S. SW. The common snipe Gallinago gallinago.
black, blaik, blak, bleck,
bleck [SN. MN. blɛk, blek]
n. A challenge to a feat of activity, dexterity or strength. A puzzle.
v. To baffle, to puzzle, to nonplus in argument, to surpass, beat, excel.
n. A challenge to a feat of activity, dexterity or strength. A puzzle.
v. To baffle, to puzzle, to nonplus in argument, to surpass, beat, excel.
bladder, blaither, blather, bledder, blether,
bledder [ˈblɛdər]
also blether [ˈblɛðər, ˈblaðər]
n. A bladder, the windbag of a bagpipe, a buoy, a blister.
also blether [ˈblɛðər, ˈblaðər]
n. A bladder, the windbag of a bagpipe, a buoy, a blister.
Compounds and phrases etc.
laither and blether: A football.
Blaidnoch, Blednoch,
Blednoch [ˈblednɔx]
pn. Bladnoch (Wigtownshire).
pn. Bladnoch (Wigtownshire).
blee, blie,
blee [bliː]
adj. Dim.
adj. Dim.
bled, bleed, bleid,
bleed [blid]
v. To bleed. To yield a good crop.
pt. pp. bled [blɛd]
v. To bleed. To yield a good crop.
pt. pp. bled [blɛd]
bleester, bleestered, bleestert, bleishtert, bleister, bleistered, bleistert,
bleester [N. I. ˈblistər]
n. A passing storm of wind.
v. To make an explosive noise. To flicker up.
pt. pp. bleestert, bleestered
n. A passing storm of wind.
v. To make an explosive noise. To flicker up.
pt. pp. bleestert, bleestered
bleester, bleister,
bleester [ˈblistər]
n. A blister.
n. A blister.