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blaistart, blaister, bleest, bleester, bleestit, bliusterie, bloasterie, blooster, blost, bloster, blosterie, blostit, bloust, blouster, blousterie, bloustit, blowst, blowster, blowsterie, blowstit, blowstrie, bluist, bluister, bluistery, bluistit, gluister,
bluist [SW. blyst, MN. I.Ork. blist]
also SN. EC. blowst [blʌust]
n. Boast, boasting.
v. To brag, to boast.
pt. pp. bluistit, blowstit
also SN. EC. blowst [blʌust]
n. Boast, boasting.
v. To brag, to boast.
pt. pp. bluistit, blowstit
bluister, blowster [ˈblʌustər, ˈblustər]
n. A violent wind with squalls. A blast of wind. A boaster, braggart.
v. Of the wind: to blow gustily and with violence. To brag, boast. To rant and rave, bluster.
n. A violent wind with squalls. A blast of wind. A boaster, braggart.
v. Of the wind: to blow gustily and with violence. To brag, boast. To rant and rave, bluster.
bluisterie, blowsterie [ˈblʌust(ə)ri, ˈblust(ə)ri]
adj. Gusty, windy, boasting.
adj. Gusty, windy, boasting.
bleater, bleaterie, bleaterin, bleatery, bleeter, bleeterie, bleeterin, bleetert, bleetery, blitter, blittered, blitterie, blitterin, blittery, bloater, bloaterie, bloaterin, bloatery, bloiter, bloiterie, bloiterin, bloitery, blooter, blootered, blooterie, blooterin, blootert, blootery, bloother, blootherie, blootherin, bloothery, blottered, blouter, bloutered, blouterie, blouterin, bloutery, bluiter, bluitered, bluiterie, bluiterin, bluitert, bluitery, bluter, blutered, bluterie, bluterin, blutery, blutter, blutterie, blutterin, bluttery, bluttor, bluttorie, bluttorin, bluttory, blyter, blyterie, blyterin, blytery, gabble-blooter, gabble-bluiter, plittered,
bluiter [S. ˈblytər, C. U. ˈblɪtər, MN. ˈblitər & ˈbl(j)utər]
n. A gust of wind. A rumbling noise. A senseless talker, an outspoken, inconsiderate person. The bittern Botaurus stellaris. MN. A passing storm of wind or rain.
v. To make a rumbling noise. To do work in a bungling manner. To talk foolishly, to blurt out.
pt. pp. bluitert, bluitered adj. Drunk, having been hit or kicked hard.
n. A gust of wind. A rumbling noise. A senseless talker, an outspoken, inconsiderate person. The bittern Botaurus stellaris. MN. A passing storm of wind or rain.
v. To make a rumbling noise. To do work in a bungling manner. To talk foolishly, to blurt out.
pt. pp. bluitert, bluitered adj. Drunk, having been hit or kicked hard.
bluitery
adj. windy and ofter showery.
adj. windy and ofter showery.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bluiterin: Of the wind or rain: Blowing strongly. Talking incessantly.
bog bluiter: The bittern Botaurus stellaris.
gabble-bluiter: A windbag.
heather bluiter: The bittern Botaurus stellaris.
loch bluiter: WC. SW. The bittern Botaurus stellaris.
moss bluiter: The snipe Gallinago gallinago.
bog bluiter: The bittern Botaurus stellaris.
gabble-bluiter: A windbag.
heather bluiter: The bittern Botaurus stellaris.
loch bluiter: WC. SW. The bittern Botaurus stellaris.
moss bluiter: The snipe Gallinago gallinago.
blittero, bluiter,
bluiter [ˈblytər, MN. ˈbljutər, ′blʌtər]
n. Filth in a liquid state. A dirty, slovenly person.
also I.Ork. blittero [ˈblɪtəro] Something of a very thin composition.
v. To smear with mud.
n. Filth in a liquid state. A dirty, slovenly person.
also I.Ork. blittero [ˈblɪtəro] Something of a very thin composition.
v. To smear with mud.
bleuve, blöv, bluiv, bluive,
bluive [I.Sh. bløv]
v. To perish or die, to faint.
v. To perish or die, to faint.
blunk, blunkie, blunky, blyunk, blyunky,
blunk [MN. blʌŋk, bljʌŋk]
n. A small block of wood or stone. A dull lifeless person.
n. A small block of wood or stone. A dull lifeless person.
blunkie [ˈblʌŋkɪ, ˈbljʌŋkɪ]
adj. Square, stocky.
adj. Square, stocky.
blun$er, blunner, blunnerin,
blunner [ˈblʌnər]
n. A blunder.
v. To blunder.
pt. pp. blunnert, blunnered
n. A blunder.
v. To blunder.
pt. pp. blunnert, blunnered
Compounds and phrases etc.
blunnerer: A blunderer.
blunnerin: Blundering.
blunnerin: Blundering.
blunt, bluntie, blunty,
blunt [ˈblʌnt]
n. A sniveller, a stupid person.
dim. bluntie I.Sh. A reproof, a scolding.
adj. Blunt.
adv. Bluntly.
n. A sniveller, a stupid person.
dim. bluntie I.Sh. A reproof, a scolding.
adj. Blunt.
adv. Bluntly.
blush, blush, blushin,
blush [blʌʃ]
n. A kind of low blister, a blister raised by chafing. A boil.
pl. blushes
v. To raise a blister by chafing.
n. A kind of low blister, a blister raised by chafing. A boil.
pl. blushes
v. To raise a blister by chafing.
Compounds and phrases etc.
blushin: Blisters of the flesh.
blush, blush, blushin,
blush [blʌʃ]
n. S. A kind of low blister.
v. To shine brightly, become red, to glow. S. To cause a blister.
n. S. A kind of low blister.
v. To shine brightly, become red, to glow. S. To cause a blister.
blipe, bliper, blype, blyper,
blype [bləip]
n. A peeling layer of skin. A stroke or blow.
v. To rub.
n. A peeling layer of skin. A stroke or blow.
v. To rub.
Compounds and phrases etc.
blyper [ˈbləipər]: A large shred.