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sairk, sark, sark$t, sarked, sarkeen, sarket, sarkfo$, sarkfu, sarkfu$, sarkin, sarkit, serk, shurt, sirk,
sark [sark, S. sɛrk]
n. A man's shirt. A woman's shift or chemise.
v. To clothe in or provide with a shirt. To cover the rafters of a roof with wooden boards. To line a roof with wood for the slates to be nailed on.
pt. pp. sarkit adj. Provided with shirts. Clad with wooden boards. n. A undershirt, shirt or jersey.
n. A man's shirt. A woman's shift or chemise.
v. To clothe in or provide with a shirt. To cover the rafters of a roof with wooden boards. To line a roof with wood for the slates to be nailed on.
pt. pp. sarkit adj. Provided with shirts. Clad with wooden boards. n. A undershirt, shirt or jersey.
Compounds and phrases etc.
cutty sark: A short chemise or undergarment.
sarkfu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: A shirtful.
sarkin: Course linen for shirts. Roof boarding.
sarkfu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: A shirtful.
sarkin: Course linen for shirts. Roof boarding.
sash,
sash [saʃ]
n. A sash.
pl. sashes
n. A sash.
pl. sashes
sasine, seisin, sessing,
sasine [ˈseːzɪn]
n. Seisine, possession leg. The act of giving possession of feudal property.
n. Seisine, possession leg. The act of giving possession of feudal property.
sasannach, sass$nach, sassanach, sassanack, Sassenach, sassenagh, sassenauch, sassonach, sassunach, sasunnach,
Sassenach [ˈsasənəx]
n. An English person. Generally considered derogatory.
adj. English.
n. An English person. Generally considered derogatory.
adj. English.
saasage, sahsidge, sasij, sassenger, sasser, sassidge, sassij, sassinger, sassitch, sausenger,
sassenger [ˈsasəndʒər]
also sasser
n. A sausage.
also sasser
n. A sausage.
saaster, saster, sauster,
saster [ˈsastər]
n. A kind of sausage filled with haggis stuffing.
n. A kind of sausage filled with haggis stuffing.
sateer, sateerical, sateericals, sateerise, sateerisin, sateir, sateirical, sateiricals, sateirise, satireisin,
sateer [ˈsatiːr]
n. Satire.
n. Satire.
sateerise
v. Saterise.
v. Saterise.
Compounds and phrases etc.
sateerical [səˈtiːrɪkəl]: Satirical.
sateericals: pl. Satire, satiric talk or writing.
sateerisin: Saterising.
sateericals: pl. Satire, satiric talk or writing.
sateerisin: Saterising.
satiate [ˈseʃiet]
v. To fill or satisfy with food.
pt. satiatit pp. satiate
v. To fill or satisfy with food.
pt. satiatit pp. satiate
Compounds and phrases etc.
satiety: The feeling or state of being sated.
saitl$t, sattelt, sattle, sattled, sattlet, sattlt, settle,
sattle [satl]
n. A settle, a bench with back and arms, a long chair. The middle passage way through a byre. The state of being settled or at ease, peace, quietness. Set, build, compactness.
v. To settle.
pt. pp. sattelt
n. A settle, a bench with back and arms, a long chair. The middle passage way through a byre. The state of being settled or at ease, peace, quietness. Set, build, compactness.
v. To settle.
pt. pp. sattelt
Compounds and phrases etc.
tak sattle: To settle down, be tranquil.
unsattle: To unsettle. pt. pp. unsattelt
unsattle: To unsettle. pt. pp. unsattelt
Saturn,
Saturn [ˈsatərn]
n. The planet Saturn.
n. The planet Saturn.