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blewder, bllowthnir, blowder, blowdir, blowther,
blowder [MN. ˈblʌudər]
also blowther [MN. ˈbljʌuðɪr]
n. A sudden gust of wind, exposure to a storm. A plunge of a very large body, a big stupid person.
v. To plunge with great force.
also blowther [MN. ˈbljʌuðɪr]
n. A sudden gust of wind, exposure to a storm. A plunge of a very large body, a big stupid person.
v. To plunge with great force.
blooter, blout, blouter, blowt, blowter,
blowt [blʌut]
n. A sudden eruption of liquid substance, accompanied by noise. A sudden burst of wind, rain, hail, etc.
v. Of liquids: to belch, to rush out with force.
n. A sudden eruption of liquid substance, accompanied by noise. A sudden burst of wind, rain, hail, etc.
v. Of liquids: to belch, to rush out with force.
Compounds and phrases etc.
blowter: A blast of wind.
blibber, blubber, sealchie$s_bubble, selkie$s_blubber, sulky_blubber, sulky_bubble,
blubber [ˈblʌbər, ˈblɪbər]
n. A bubble of air.
v. To make a bubbling noise.
pt. pp. blubbert, blubbered adj. bespattered, messed with mud or liquid of any kind.
n. A bubble of air.
v. To make a bubbling noise.
pt. pp. blubbert, blubbered adj. bespattered, messed with mud or liquid of any kind.
Compounds and phrases etc.
selkie's blubber: N. A jellyfish.
bludder, bluther,
bludder [ˈblʌdər]
also bluther [ˈblʌðə]
v. To blot paper in writing, to disfigure any writing. To soil or disfigure the face, eyes, or mouth with tears, blood, etc.
also bluther [ˈblʌðə]
v. To blot paper in writing, to disfigure any writing. To soil or disfigure the face, eyes, or mouth with tears, blood, etc.
bew, bleu, blew, blewe, bloo, blooster, bloster, blue, blueichtie, bluester, blui, bluichtie, bluster, blyeu, blyew, blyue, bue, byue, fauch-blue, faugh-blue,
blue [bl(j)uː, N. bjuː]
n. The colour blue.
adj. Of the colour blue.
n. The colour blue.
adj. Of the colour blue.
Compounds and phrases etc.
blueichtie: MN. Bluish.
bluester I.Sh.: Peaty soil of a blueish colour.
fauch-blue: Bleached blue.
bluester I.Sh.: Peaty soil of a blueish colour.
fauch-blue: Bleached blue.
blonäild, blonäildet, blue-nild, blue-nilded, blue-nile, blue-niled, blue-niledit, blunild, hairy-nildet, hairy-niledit, näild, nild, nildet, nildit, niled, niledit, nyld,
blue-nile [I.Sh. ˈblu nail]
n. Nile-blue, a greenish-blue colour like that of mould, from the name of the river.
n. Nile-blue, a greenish-blue colour like that of mould, from the name of the river.
blue-niled, blue-niledit, niled, niledit
adj. Mouldy, mildewed, musty.
adj. Mouldy, mildewed, musty.
hairy-niledit
adj. Mouldy, mildewed, musty.
adj. Mouldy, mildewed, musty.
blaffart, blaffert, bliffert, bluff, bluffart, bluffered, bluffered, bluffert,
bluff [ˈblʌf]
n. A credulous person.
v. To blow in jerks or puffs from the mouth.
n. A credulous person.
v. To blow in jerks or puffs from the mouth.
bluffert [ˈblʌfərt, N. ˈblɪfərt & ˈblɛfərt], bluffered
n. A squall, generally conveying the idea of wind and rain. A blow, a stroke.
v. To bluster as the wind.
n. A squall, generally conveying the idea of wind and rain. A blow, a stroke.
v. To bluster as the wind.
bloga, blogga, blok, blokka, blugga,
blugga [I.Sh. ˈblʌgə]
n. The marsh marigold Caltha palustris.
n. The marsh marigold Caltha palustris.
blady, bleed, bleed-run, bleedy, bleid, bleud, bleudy, blid, blidd, bliddie, bliddy, blidy, blod, blöd, bloddy, blödy, blood, blood-run, bloodshed, bluddy, blude, bludey, bluid, bluiddy, bluidie, bluidless, bluid-rin, bluidshed, bluidshot, bluidy, sookie_bleedie, soukie-bluidie,
bluid [I. blød, S. NEC. SN. blyd, C. U. blɪd, MN. blid]
n. Blood.
v. To cause to bleed.
n. Blood.
v. To cause to bleed.
bluidy
adj. Bloody.
adj. Bloody.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bluidless: Bloodless.
bluid-rin: Bloodshot.
bluidshot: adj. Bloodshot.
flesh-and-bluid: The tormentil Potentilla tormentilla.
soukie-bluidie: MN. The sea anemone Urticina felina.
bluid-rin: Bloodshot.
bluidshot: adj. Bloodshot.
flesh-and-bluid: The tormentil Potentilla tormentilla.
soukie-bluidie: MN. The sea anemone Urticina felina.
bleem, bleems, bleum, blim, blimmin, blims, bloom, blooms, bluim, bluimin, bluims, blumand, blume, blumes, blumin,
bluim [I. SN. bløm, S. NEC. blym, C. blɪm, MN. blim]
n. A bloom, a blossom.
pl. bluims Potato tops.
v. To bloom.
n. A bloom, a blossom.
pl. bluims Potato tops.
v. To bloom.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bluimin: Blooming.