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monadh, moneth, month, mount, mounth, munt, munth,
munth [mʌnθ]
n. Hilly barren country or high ground.
n. Hilly barren country or high ground.
mirge, morg, morgadge, morgauge, murg, murgadge, murgas, murge, murgis,
murg [I.Sh. ˈmʌrg]
also I.Ork. murgis
n. A mass or conglomeration of dirty or messy material. A heavy fall of snow. I.Ork. An uproar, din, noisy tumult, turmoil.
v. To work painstakingly and perseveringly through a lot of work. I.Sh. To mix or pack together in great confusion. To grope in mud or the like. To mess about.
also I.Ork. murgis
n. A mass or conglomeration of dirty or messy material. A heavy fall of snow. I.Ork. An uproar, din, noisy tumult, turmoil.
v. To work painstakingly and perseveringly through a lot of work. I.Sh. To mix or pack together in great confusion. To grope in mud or the like. To mess about.
morgeoun, murgeon, murgeoun, murgon, murjin,
murgeon [ˈmʌrdʒən]
n. A contortion or grimace.
v. To mock. To mimic with exaggerated posturing and gestures. To utter or express with vehemence or unrestrainedly.
n. A contortion or grimace.
v. To mock. To mimic with exaggerated posturing and gestures. To utter or express with vehemence or unrestrainedly.
morken, murken, murt, murten,
murken [I. ˈmʌrkən, I.Ork. ˈmʌrtən]
adj. Of grain or hay: musty or mouldy.
v. Of grain or hay: to grow musty or mouldy.
adj. Of grain or hay: musty or mouldy.
v. Of grain or hay: to grow musty or mouldy.
merlick, mirlig, murlach, murlain, murleek, murlich, murlick, murlin, murloch, murlock,
murlin [MN.a. ˈmʌrlɪn]
n. A round flower-pot shaped narrow-mouthed basket used by fishermen.
dim. murlock, MN.a. murloch
n. A round flower-pot shaped narrow-mouthed basket used by fishermen.
dim. murlock, MN.a. murloch
murlin, murlins,
murlin [ˈmʌrlɪns]
n. WC. U. The edible seaweed Alaria esculenta or elsehwere pl. murlins.
n. WC. U. The edible seaweed Alaria esculenta or elsehwere pl. murlins.
murmichan,
murmichan [ˈmʌrmɪçən]
n. A wicked fairy used to frighten children.
n. A wicked fairy used to frighten children.
murmel, murmell, murmelled, murmelt, murmelt, murmill, murmillt, murmle,
murmle [ˈmʌrməl]
v. To grumble at, mutter, mumble. The expression of discontent.
pt. pp. murmelt adj. Expressing discontent.
v. To grumble at, mutter, mumble. The expression of discontent.
pt. pp. murmelt adj. Expressing discontent.
murmur [ˈmərmər]
n. A softly spoken or almost inaudible utterance.
v. To speak very quietly so that not many people can hear.
n. A softly spoken or almost inaudible utterance.
v. To speak very quietly so that not many people can hear.
Compounds and phrases etc.
murmurin: A low or indistinct continuous sound.
m$urn, m$urnin, moorn, moornin, moornt, murn, murner, murnfa, murnfae, murnfu, murnful, murnfy, murnin, murning, murnings, murnins, murnt,
murn [mʌrn]
n. A mourning, lamentation The murmering sound made by running water.
v. To mourn. To complain, to show resentment, to grumble. Of cattle: to low mournfully from hunger or illness.
pt. pp. murnt
n. A mourning, lamentation The murmering sound made by running water.
v. To mourn. To complain, to show resentment, to grumble. Of cattle: to low mournfully from hunger or illness.
pt. pp. murnt
murnin [ˈmʌrnɪn]
n. Mourning.
pl. murnins Mourning clothes.
v. Mourning.
n. Mourning.
pl. murnins Mourning clothes.
v. Mourning.
Compounds and phrases etc.
murner: A mourner.
murnfu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: Mournful.
murnfu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: Mournful.