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bum-cleg, clag, claigg, cleg, clegg, clegsie, gled, gleg, klegg, klek, kleks, kleksi, kleksie,
cleg [klɛg, glɛg, glɛd]
also I.Sh. clegsie
n. A gadfly of the genus Oestridae or horse-fly of the genus Tabanidae. A missile.
also I.Sh. clegsie
n. A gadfly of the genus Oestridae or horse-fly of the genus Tabanidae. A missile.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bum-cleg: SW. A horse-fly of the genus Tabanidae.
affcled, afkled, cladscore, clad-score, claed, claethe, claid, claidin, claithe, claithed, claithin, claithing, clead, cleadin, cleadit, cleath, cleathe, cleathen, cleathin, cleathing, cled, cled, cleddin, cledin, cledscore, cleed, cleedin, cleethe, cleethin, cleething, cleid, cleidin, cleidit, cleithe, cleithed, cleyd, clid, clied, kled,
cleid [klid, kled, klɛd]
also cleithe [kliːð, kleːð]
v. To dress, put clothes on. Of a tailor: to make a suit of clothes. To cover, fill, throng. Of a measure: rather full, heaped.
pt. cled [klɛd, kled, klid], cleidit [ˈklidɪt, ˈkledɪt, ˈklɛdɪt], cleithed
also cleithe [kliːð, kleːð]
v. To dress, put clothes on. Of a tailor: to make a suit of clothes. To cover, fill, throng. Of a measure: rather full, heaped.
pt. cled [klɛd, kled, klid], cleidit [ˈklidɪt, ˈkledɪt, ˈklɛdɪt], cleithed
Compounds and phrases etc.
affcled: I.Sh. To undress.
cleidin [ˈklidɪn, ˈkledɪn, ˈklɛdɪn]: Clothing, clothes. Cloth. The mouldboard of a plough.
cledscore: When selling sheep: a group of twenty-one, where one is added to every twenty as a discount.
cleidin [ˈklidɪn, ˈkledɪn, ˈklɛdɪn]: Clothing, clothes. Cloth. The mouldboard of a plough.
cledscore: When selling sheep: a group of twenty-one, where one is added to every twenty as a discount.
claister, claistered, cleester, cleestered, cleister, cleistered, clester, clestered, clooster, cloostered, clyster, clystered, klaister, klaistered, kleester, kleestered, kleister, kleistered, klister, klistered, klyster, klystered,
cleister [ˈklistər, klestər, MN. kləistər]
n. A thick viscid mass. A person bedaubed with mire.
v. To smear with any sticky substance, to bedaub, plaster with mud, tar etc.
pt. pp. cleistert, cleistered adj. Smeared with any sticky substance.
n. A thick viscid mass. A person bedaubed with mire.
v. To smear with any sticky substance, to bedaub, plaster with mud, tar etc.
pt. pp. cleistert, cleistered adj. Smeared with any sticky substance.
clem, clemm, climm, klem,
clem [klɛm, klɪm]
v. To stop a hole by means of lime or clay etc.
v. To stop a hole by means of lime or clay etc.
clam, clem, klam,
clem [klɛm, klɪm]
adj. col. Mean, low. Imperfect, badly done.
adj. col. Mean, low. Imperfect, badly done.
clench, clinch,
clench [klɛnʃ]
v. To clench, clinch, settle.
v. To clench, clinch, settle.
clep, klep, klepp,
clep [klɛp]
n. A clip, a device for seizing or grasping.
n. A clip, a device for seizing or grasping.
clep, clepsie, clepsy, klep, klepp, kleppo,
clep [I.Ork. klɛp]
n. A lump of any soft substance. A thick oat-bannock.
dim. clepsie
n. A lump of any soft substance. A thick oat-bannock.
dim. clepsie
claisp, clesp, sclesp, sklesp,
clesp [klɛsp, klesp]
also with prothetic s sclesp
n. A clasp.
also with prothetic s sclesp
n. A clasp.
claiss, classeefie, classifie, cless, clessed, clesses, clessifee, clessit, clessreum, clessroom, clessruim, clesst, kless,
cless [klɛs]
n. A class, a lesson.
pl. clesses
v. To class.
pt. pp. clesst
n. A class, a lesson.
pl. clesses
v. To class.
pt. pp. clesst
Compounds and phrases etc.
clessifee [ˈklɛsəfiː]: To classify.
clessroom: A classroom.
clessroom: A classroom.