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truf, truff,
truff [trʌf]
v. SEC. To steal, pilfer.
v. SEC. To steal, pilfer.
teunt, toint, treunk, treunt, treuntle, troint, trointi, trointi, trointie, trointie, trointle, troitl, tröni, tront, tronti, tronti, troynt, truini, truinie, truinie, truint, truintle, trumie, truni, trunie, truuni, truunie, tuint, tuinty, tuinty,
truint [I.Sh. trønt, trɔint]
n. A snout. A pointed form or shape, a taper.
dim. truintie, truinie n. The snout of a pig. Any long pointed object resembling a snout.
v. To purse the lips, to pout, sulk. To grunt heavily.
n. A snout. A pointed form or shape, a taper.
dim. truintie, truinie n. The snout of a pig. Any long pointed object resembling a snout.
v. To purse the lips, to pout, sulk. To grunt heavily.
truinty
adj. Pointed, tapering.
adj. Pointed, tapering.
truintle
v. To mutter, grumble.
v. To mutter, grumble.
Compounds and phrases etc.
swap a truinie: To exchange a kiss.
treutle, troit, troitle, troittel, trootle, trøtl, trøtlin, trøttel, tröttle, troyttle, truitle, truitlin, trütel, truttl,
truitle [I.Sh. ˈtrøtl]
v. To gossip, tattle. To mutter in a low tone, to grumble.
v. To gossip, tattle. To mutter in a low tone, to grumble.
Compounds and phrases etc.
truitlin: Gossiping, tattling.
trull, trulls,
trull [trʌl]
also trullion.
n. arch. (rare) A foolish or silly person.
pl. trulls
also trullion.
n. arch. (rare) A foolish or silly person.
pl. trulls
trullsie,
trulls [I.Ork. trʌlz]
n. pl. Testicles. Small clots of wool on a sheep's fleece.
n. pl. Testicles. Small clots of wool on a sheep's fleece.
Compounds and phrases etc.
trullsie: A man with scrotal hernia.
stang_o_the_trump, trump, trumpe,
trump [trʌmp]
n. A Jew's harp.
v. To play on a Jew's harp.
n. A Jew's harp.
v. To play on a Jew's harp.
Compounds and phrases etc.
stang o the trump, taing o the trump: The essential, indispensable, or most effective person in a group or activity.
trumpin: Playing on a Jew's harp.
trumpin: Playing on a Jew's harp.
trumpet,
trumpet [ˈtrʌmfəri]
n. Trumpet.
n. Trumpet.
trehumph, truffs, trumf, trumferie, trumfery, trumfs, trump, trumph, trumpherie, trumphery, trumpht,
trumph [trʌmf]
n. A trump. The chief suit in a card game, a splendid person etc.
v. To trump.
pt. pp. trumpht
n. A trump. The chief suit in a card game, a splendid person etc.
v. To trump.
pt. pp. trumpht
Compounds and phrases etc.
trumphery [ˈtrʌmfəri]: n. Trash, rubbish.
tremsket, troinshket, troinsket, truinsket, trumps, trumpset, trumpsket, trums, trumset, trumsket, trumskit,
trums [I.Sh. trʌms]
n. Sulkiness, fretfulness, a fit of sulks.
v. To be sulky.
n. Sulkiness, fretfulness, a fit of sulks.
v. To be sulky.
trumskit
adj. Sulky, peevish, perverse.
adj. Sulky, peevish, perverse.
truncheour, truncher, trunsher,
truncher [ˈtrʌnʃər]
n. A trencher. A large flat plate, dish or platter.
n. A trencher. A large flat plate, dish or platter.