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dorrt, dorrts, dort, dortie, dortin, dorting, dorts, dorty,
dort [dɔrt, doːrt]
n. pl. dorts Ill-humour, the sulks.
v. To sulk, to take offence, to become petulant.
pt. pp. dortit
n. pl. dorts Ill-humour, the sulks.
v. To sulk, to take offence, to become petulant.
pt. pp. dortit
dortie [ˈdɔrtɪ, ˈdoːrtɪ]
adj. Bad-tempered, sulky. Saucy, haughty, fastidious. Feeble, delicate or sickly.
adj. Bad-tempered, sulky. Saucy, haughty, fastidious. Feeble, delicate or sickly.
Compounds and phrases etc.
dortin: Sulking.
dosan, dossan, dossun,
dosan [dosən, NN.a. dɔsən]
n. Gael. The forelock, a cow's lick, a coward.
n. Gael. The forelock, a cow's lick, a coward.
doaz, doaze, dooz, dooze, dose, douz, douze, doze,
dose [doːz, S. duːz]
n. A dose of medicine or illness. A large quantity or number.
n. A dose of medicine or illness. A large quantity or number.
Compounds and phrases etc.
sleepy dose: MN. The ragwort Jacobaea vulgaris.
doshie, doss, dossach, dossick, dossie, dossie, dosslie, dossock,
doss [MN. dɔs]
n. A knot or bow of ribbon, flowers or hair etc. A knot of people. A bonnet or cap.
dim. dossie, dossock A small knob or heap, a small truss or bundle.
n. A knot or bow of ribbon, flowers or hair etc. A knot of people. A bonnet or cap.
dim. dossie, dossock A small knob or heap, a small truss or bundle.
dosslie
n. A knot of ribbon, a rosette.
v. To loop up so as to form a rosette or bow.
n. A knot of ribbon, a rosette.
v. To loop up so as to form a rosette or bow.
doss, dossie, dossied, dosst, dossy, jass, joss,
doss [dɔs, dos, dʒɔs]
n. A payment in cash.
dim. dossie
v. doss doun: To toss down, make a downpayment. To throw oneself down, to sit down heavily.
pt. pp. dosst
n. A payment in cash.
dim. dossie
v. doss doun: To toss down, make a downpayment. To throw oneself down, to sit down heavily.
pt. pp. dosst
dosh, doshie, doss, dossie,
doss [dɔs, dos]
adj. Spruce, neat, tidy.
adv. Neatly, tidily.
v. To trim, to make neat, to spruce up.
adj. Spruce, neat, tidy.
adv. Neatly, tidily.
v. To trim, to make neat, to spruce up.
dossie [dɔsɪ, dosɪ]
adj. Tidy, well dressed.
adj. Tidy, well dressed.
doat, dot, dote, dotted, dotted, dottit, dottit, dottle,
dot [dɔt, dot]
n. A dot. A small person or animal.
v. To walk with short, quick steps like a small person.
dottit
n. A dot. A small person or animal.
v. To walk with short, quick steps like a small person.
dottit
Compounds and phrases etc.
dottle [dɔtl]: A particle, a jot, plug of half-burnt tobacco, a cigarette end, the cut-off top of a boiled egg.
dot, dottan, dottin,
dot [NN.b. dɔt]
n. A nap, a short sleep.
v. To fall into a short sleep.
pt. pp. dottit
n. A nap, a short sleep.
v. To fall into a short sleep.
pt. pp. dottit
Compounds and phrases etc.
dottin: Dozing.
doat, doatie, doatie, doatin, doaty, doaty, dot, dote, dotie, dotin, dott, dottelt, dottie, dottle, dotult, doty,
dote [dot]
v. To show excessive fondness or love. To be or become silly or deranged.
v. To show excessive fondness or love. To be or become silly or deranged.
dottle [dotl]
adj. In a state of dotage, crazy, witless.
n. A dotard, a person weak in the intellect.
v. To be or fall into a state of dotage, to be or become crazy, witless. To make crazy or confused.
pt. pp. dottelt
adj. In a state of dotage, crazy, witless.
n. A dotard, a person weak in the intellect.
v. To be or fall into a state of dotage, to be or become crazy, witless. To make crazy or confused.
pt. pp. dottelt
doty
adj. Mentality impaired due to old age.
Compounds and phrases etc.
dotage: Lack of sound mind, madness, folly.
dotie: A darling or pet.
dotin: Show excessive fondness or love. Foolish thinking.
dotie: A darling or pet.
dotin: Show excessive fondness or love. Foolish thinking.
doat, dote, dut, dute, dutt,
dote [dot]
n. A dowry.
v. To endow, bequeath.
n. A dowry.
v. To endow, bequeath.