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clavie, clev, clevie, clevvie, cliv, clivie, clivvie, klivvy,
clivie [ˈklɪvi, MN.ˈklɛvɪ]
n. A cleft in the branch of a tree etc.
n. A cleft in the branch of a tree etc.
cliv
v. N. To make up a deep-sea fishing line after use.
also clivie
n. The stick for making up the lines.
v. N. To make up a deep-sea fishing line after use.
also clivie
n. The stick for making up the lines.
cloack, cloak, clock, clok, klok,
cloak [klok, klɔk]
n. A cloak.
n. A cloak.
clacharet, clocharet, clochret, cloughret,
clocharet [ˈklɔx,(ə)rət]
n. The wheatear Oenanthe oenanthe or stonechat Saxicola rubicola.
n. The wheatear Oenanthe oenanthe or stonechat Saxicola rubicola.
cloch, clocher, clochter, clogher, cloicher, cloigher, clougher,
clocher [ˈklɔxər]
n. Bronchial mucus. A rough or wheezing cough.
v. To clear the throat.
n. Bronchial mucus. A rough or wheezing cough.
v. To clear the throat.
black_clock, blackclock, black-clock, bumclock, bum-clock, clo$k, cloack, cloak, cloaker, clock, clock_leddy, clocker, clockie, clockleddy, clock-leddy, clok, cloke, hointiclock, honnclock, honnklokk, hundiclock, kloak, kloaker, klock, klok, klokk, witchie-clock, witchie-klokk,
clock [klɔk, klok]
also clocker
n. A beetle.
dim. clockie
also clocker
n. A beetle.
dim. clockie
Compounds and phrases etc.
black-clock: The cockroach Blatta orientalis.
bumclock: A humming beetle, a flying beetle.
clock leddy: A ladybird.
hundiclock: I.Sh. A (horned) beetle.
witchie-clock: I.Sh. A species of burrowing beetle, a carabid.
bumclock: A humming beetle, a flying beetle.
clock leddy: A ladybird.
hundiclock: I.Sh. A (horned) beetle.
witchie-clock: I.Sh. A species of burrowing beetle, a carabid.
clack, clawk, cloack, cloak, clock, clok, cloke, doon-head, doon-heid-clock, doun-heid-clock, klokk,
clock [klɔk, klok]
n. A clock. MN. The moschatel Adoxa moschatellina.
n. A clock. MN. The moschatel Adoxa moschatellina.
Compounds and phrases etc.
doun-heid-clock: The seed head of the dandelion Taraxacum officinale.
roond o the clock: A full twelve hours.
wee-toun-clock: WC. The moschatel Adoxa moschatellina.
roond o the clock: A full twelve hours.
wee-toun-clock: WC. The moschatel Adoxa moschatellina.
claud, claudit, clod, cloddan, cloddans, clodded, cloddie, cloddin, cloddit, clud, cluddit, klod, stane-clod,
clod [klɔd, klod]
n. A clod of earth, a sod, a peat, a wheaten loaf.
dim. cloddie
v. To pelt with missiles, throw, free land of clods and stones, pile up peats.
pt. pp. cloddit
n. A clod of earth, a sod, a peat, a wheaten loaf.
dim. cloddie
v. To pelt with missiles, throw, free land of clods and stones, pile up peats.
pt. pp. cloddit
Compounds and phrases etc.
cloddin: SW. A loose pile of stones on land.: U. To pelt with missiles.
stane-clod: A stone's throw.
stane-clod: A stone's throw.
clog, cloggie, clog-ruit, clug, klog,
clog [klɔg, klog, klʌg]
n. A log of wood, a wooden shoe.
dim. cloggie
n. A log of wood, a wooden shoe.
dim. cloggie
Compounds and phrases etc.
clog-ruit: The exposed root of a tree or bush.
clood, cloodie, cloods, cloody, clud, cluddie, cluddy, cluds,
clood [klud]
also clud [klʌd]
n. A cloud in the sky, a cloud of smoke or dust, a multitude of birds or insects. A wide scarf.
pl. cloods, cluds
v. To cloud.
also clud [klʌd]
n. A cloud in the sky, a cloud of smoke or dust, a multitude of birds or insects. A wide scarf.
pl. cloods, cluds
v. To cloud.
cloody [ˈkludɪ]
also cluddy [ˈklʌdɪ]
adj. Cloudy.
also cluddy [ˈklʌdɪ]
adj. Cloudy.
cleush, cloose, clooss, clous, clouss, clow, cluse,
cloose [klus]
n. A sluice.
pl. clooses
n. A sluice.
pl. clooses