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moagie, moggie, moggy, mogie, muggie, muggy,
muggie [I.Sh. ˈmʌgɪ]
n. The stomach of an animal or fish. The contents of a limpet shell.
n. The stomach of an animal or fish. The contents of a limpet shell.
mö, mø, moo, mü, mua, mui,
mui [møː]
n. A wasting disease in sheep caused by liver fluke.
n. A wasting disease in sheep caused by liver fluke.
meed, mød, moodie, mude, muid, muidie, muidy,
muid [mød, C. mɪd, N. mid]
n. Mood.
n. Mood.
muidie
adj. Moody.
adj. Moody.
erd-moold, haly-muild, hellimöld, helli-möld, hellimuild, helli-muild, maelen, maelin, meeld, meelder, meeldins, meelit, meels, mellen, mellin, mells, meuld, milen, millen, millin, millin, milly, modewarp, modewurk, modewurks, mold, möld, møld, möld-drocht, mölder, mølds, mool, moold, moold-brod, moold-buird, moolder, mooldert, mooldery, mooldit, mooler, mooles, moolie, moolin, mooling, moolins, moolit, mools, moolur, moudie, moudieman, moudie-man, moudiewarp, moudiewart, moudiewort, moudiwart, moudy, moul, moul$-board, moul$-boord, mould, moulden-boord, moulds, mouldy_boord, mouler, moulin, moulins, moulit, mouls, mowd, mowdie, mowdiehill, mowdieman, mowdie-man, mowdieskin, mowdiewark, mowdiewarp, mowdiewart, mowdieworp, mowdiewort, mowdit, mowdiwarp, mowdy, mowl, mowl-boord, mowldie-boord, mowlie, muil, muild, muild-brod, muild-buird, muild-drocht, muilder, muilderie, muilderin, muildert, muildie, muildin, muildins, muildit, muilds, muildy, muildy, muileen, muiler, muilin, muilins, muilit, muilleen, muilleens, muillerin, muillin, muils, mulder, mulderie, mulders, muldery, mule, mulen, mulin, mullen, mullin, myool, myooler, myoolins, paet-möld, paet-muild, peat-muild, pishamool, pishiemool, pishmaud, pishmool, pishmoul, pishmould, pishmowl, pishmowl, pishmuil, pishmuild, pishmul, pishmule, pishmullie, pismaud, pismool, pismoul, pismowl, pismuil, pismuild, plissmould, scuddimuild, skuddimöld, skuddimuild, taatie-möld, taatie-muild, yerd-meel, yird-meel, yird-meeld, yird-muild,
muild [møl(d), C. mɪl(d), N. mil, mul]
n. Soil which has been broken up in the course of cultivation, pulverised earth. A crumb, a small fragment.
also mowd [mʌud]
pl. muilds As above. The earth of a graveyard.
v. To bury, to inter.
pt. pp. muildit adj. Crumbled.
n. Soil which has been broken up in the course of cultivation, pulverised earth. A crumb, a small fragment.
also mowd [mʌud]
pl. muilds As above. The earth of a graveyard.
v. To bury, to inter.
pt. pp. muildit adj. Crumbled.
muildy
adj. Broken, pulverised soil. SW. Warm, stoney soil.
adj. Broken, pulverised soil. SW. Warm, stoney soil.
muilder
v. To decay, crumble.
pt. pp. muildert
v. To decay, crumble.
pt. pp. muildert
Compounds and phrases etc.
abuin the muild: Alive, amongst the living.
haly-muild: I. A burial ground.
mowdiehill: A molehill.
mowdie-man: A mole catcher.
mowdieskin: Moleskin.
mowdiwarp [ˈmʌudiwarp, -wʌrt, ˈmudi-]: n. The mole Talpa europaea. dim. mowdie
muild-brod, muild-buird: The mouldboard of a plough.
muild-drocht: I.: An acute and continuous thirst thought to portend the death of the person concerned.
muilderie: adj. Crumbly.
muilderin: Decaying, crumbling to dust.
muildin(s): Crumb(s).
peat-muild: Peat crumbled to dust.
pishmuild [ˈpɪʃ-]: An ant.
scuddimuild: I.Sh. Loose dry peat soil.
tattie-muild: I. A potato ground.
yird-muild: Grave-mould.
haly-muild: I. A burial ground.
mowdiehill: A molehill.
mowdie-man: A mole catcher.
mowdieskin: Moleskin.
mowdiwarp [ˈmʌudiwarp, -wʌrt, ˈmudi-]: n. The mole Talpa europaea. dim. mowdie
muild-brod, muild-buird: The mouldboard of a plough.
muild-drocht: I.: An acute and continuous thirst thought to portend the death of the person concerned.
muilderie: adj. Crumbly.
muilderin: Decaying, crumbling to dust.
muildin(s): Crumb(s).
peat-muild: Peat crumbled to dust.
pishmuild [ˈpɪʃ-]: An ant.
scuddimuild: I.Sh. Loose dry peat soil.
tattie-muild: I. A potato ground.
yird-muild: Grave-mould.
meel, meeld, meuld, möld, møld, mool, moold, moul, mould, muil, muild, muildin, mule, myool,
muild [møl(d), N. mil, mul]
n. A mould, a pattern. A button-mould of bone or metal. A flat linen-covered button. MN. A square piece of wood for measuring the size of a herring net mesh.
v. To moluld,
pt. pp. muildit
n. A mould, a pattern. A button-mould of bone or metal. A flat linen-covered button. MN. A square piece of wood for measuring the size of a herring net mesh.
v. To moluld,
pt. pp. muildit
Compounds and phrases etc.
muildin: Moulding.
mane, meen, meun, min, mon, mön, moonbrunt, muin, muinbrunt, mün, mune, munebrunt, münebrunt,
muin [møn, myn, C. U. mɪn, N. min]
n. The moon, A lunar month, occasionally a calendar month. S. The goldcrest Regulus regulus.
n. The moon, A lunar month, occasionally a calendar month. S. The goldcrest Regulus regulus.
Compounds and phrases etc.
month o muins: A very long time, eternity.
hairst muin: A harvest moon.
Lammas muin: A harvest moon.
muinbrunt: Moostruck.
hairst muin: A harvest moon.
Lammas muin: A harvest moon.
muinbrunt: Moostruck.
moni, möni, muini, muinie, müni,
muinie [I.Sh. ˈmøni]
n. Spinal marrow, the spinal cord.
n. Spinal marrow, the spinal cord.
Moonyie, Muinsie, Muinyie, Muinzie,
Muinsie [ˈmønzi]
pn. Moonzie (Fife).
pn. Moonzie (Fife).
mair, meer, meur, moorlun, moory, mör, muir, muirie, muirlan, muirlan$, muirland, muirlaun, muiry, mure, myoor, throu-the-muir, throw-the-muir,
muir [møːr, myːr, C. meːr, N. miːr, mjuːr]
n. A moor, a heath, rough grazing.
n. A moor, a heath, rough grazing.
muiry
adj. Having the characteristics of a muir.
adj. Having the characteristics of a muir.
Compounds and phrases etc.
muirland: Moorland.
throu-the-muir: A quarrel.
throu-the-muir: A quarrel.
Mair, Meer, Muir, Mure,
Muir [møːr, myːr, C. meːr, N. miːr, mjuːr]
pn. Muir.
pn. Muir.