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poastur, pooster, poostur, poster, postor, postur, postur, pouster, pouster, pouster, poustur, powster, powster, powstur,
poustur [ˈpustər, ˈpʌustər]
n. Posture, a position in space, situation, location. A state of affairs, condition.
n. Posture, a position in space, situation, location. A state of affairs, condition.
bell-pout, polt, poot, pootrie, pootry, poots, pout, poutrie, poutry, powt, puilt, pult, pultrie,
pout [put, pʌut]
n. A young game bird. I.Ork. n. A young pig. A young cat, a kitten.
dim. poutie
v. To hunt game-birds.
n. A young game bird. I.Ork. n. A young pig. A young cat, a kitten.
dim. poutie
v. To hunt game-birds.
Compounds and phrases etc.
beld pout dim. beldie: The coot Fulica atra.
muir pout: WC. A young game bird. Particularly the red grouse Lagopus scoticus.
poutrie [ˈputri]: Poultry.
muir pout: WC. A young game bird. Particularly the red grouse Lagopus scoticus.
poutrie [ˈputri]: Poultry.
povereese, povereeze, poverize,
povereese [poːvəˈriːz]
v. To reduce to a condition of poverty, want, or emaciation. To exhaust land etc. by overworking, to impoverish, over exploit.
pt. pp. povereesed
v. To reduce to a condition of poverty, want, or emaciation. To exhaust land etc. by overworking, to impoverish, over exploit.
pt. pp. povereesed
poan, pollac, pollack, pollan, pollock, powan, powen,
powan [ˈpʌuən]
also pollock
n. The whitefish Coregonus clupeoides found in Loch Lomond and Loch Eck.
also pollock
n. The whitefish Coregonus clupeoides found in Loch Lomond and Loch Eck.
Powbaith, Powbeth,
Powbeth [ˈpʌubɛθ]
pn. Polbeth (West Lothian).
pn. Polbeth (West Lothian).
peow, peowe, po, pow, powe, powee, powie,
powe [pʌu]
n. A pool, puddle. A watery or marshy place. A slow moving stream.
dim. powie.
n. A pool, puddle. A watery or marshy place. A slow moving stream.
dim. powie.
peow, peowe, pole, poll, pollywag, polly-wag, polly-woug, pow, powe, poweheid, powe-heid, powet, powheid, pow-heid, powlick, powlie, powlock, taddie,
powe [pʌu]
n. The poll, the head, the crown of the head, the scalp, the skull. The head of a flower etc.
v. To strike on the head.
n. The poll, the head, the crown of the head, the scalp, the skull. The head of a flower etc.
v. To strike on the head.
Compounds and phrases etc.
black poweheid: S. The blackcap Sylvia atricapilla.
poweheid: A tadpole.
powlock, dim. powlie: NEC. A tadpole.
poweheid: A tadpole.
powlock, dim. powlie: NEC. A tadpole.
panackie, powenackie,
powenackie [pəˈnaki]
pn. Palnackie (Dumfries and Galloway).
pn. Palnackie (Dumfries and Galloway).
poak, poaker, poakin, poke, poker, pokin, pokr, pook, pookin, pouk, poukin, powk, powk, powke, powkin, puk, pukin, pukk, pukkin,
powk [pʌuk, pok, I. puk]
n. A poke, nudge. I.Sh. To kick or push with the foot.
v. To poke, nudge, strike. MN. A waterlogged or marshy hole or hollow in the ground.
n. A poke, nudge. I.Sh. To kick or push with the foot.
v. To poke, nudge, strike. MN. A waterlogged or marshy hole or hollow in the ground.
Compounds and phrases etc.
powker: Poker.
powkin: Poking, nudging.
powkin: Poking, nudging.
Powkemmet,
Powkemmet [ˈpʌukɛmət]
pn. Polkemmet (West Lothian).
pn. Polkemmet (West Lothian).