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black_mairtin, black_martin, mairten, mairtin, martin, mertin, sandy-martin, sanny-martin, saundy_mairtin,
mairtin [ˈmeːrtɪn]
n. The house martin Delichon urbica.
Compounds and phrases etc.
black mairtin: The swift Apus apus.
saundy mairtin: S. MN. The sand martin Riparia riparia.
mairter, mairtyr, mairtyred, mairtyreese, mairtyrt, martyr, martyred, martyrt, merter, mertered, mertert, mertir, mertired, mertirt, mertyr, mertyred, mertyreese, mertyreese, mertyrt,
mairtyr [ˈmeːrtər, NN.b. ˈmjartər]
n. A martyr.
v. To martyr. To hurt or wound severely, to afflict.
pt. pp. mairtyrt
Compounds and phrases etc.
mairtyreese: To torture as a martyr.
maerie, maeried, mairage, mairiage, mairidge, mairie, mairied, mairiet, mairit, mairit_on, mairitch, mairret, mairri$t, mairriage, mairrie, mairried, mairriet, mairrige, mairrit, mairritch, mairry, mairryt, mairy, mairy, marraw, marriet, marrow, maryit, meirrit, meriet, merridge, merrie, merried, merriege, merriet, merrit, merritch, merry, mirrit, mirriton,
mairy [ˈmeːre, ˈmɛre]
v. To marry.
pt. pp. mairit, mairied adj. Married.
Compounds and phrases etc.
mairiage [ˈmeːrɪdʒ]: Marriage. The nuptial ceremony and accompanying festivities, a wedding. A large gathering of birds, especially rooks.
irraiglar mairiage: A marriage held to be valid by exchange of consent or by cohabitation.
mairy on: To get married with.
mairit on: Married to.
unmairit: Unmarried.
hairy_Mairy, hairy_Mary, Maelie, Mailie, Maimie, Mairi, Mairie, Mairy, Maisie, Mamie, Mari, Marie, Marie, Marrie, Mary, Memie, Menie, Merry, Mey, Meysie, Minnie, Misey, Mizy, Mye, Mysie, Mysy,
Mairy [ˈmeri, ˈmɛri]
n. The personal name Mary.
dim. Mey [ˈməi], Meysie [ˈməizɪ], Minnie [ˈmɪni], Mamie [memɪ], Mailie [ˈmele],
Compounds and phrases etc.
costinmairy: MN. The costmary Tanacetum balsamita.
hairy Mairy: A kind of Aunt Sally at fun fairs. A person (strawman) or thing set up as an easy target for criticism.
Mairyhill, Mairyhull, Maryhill, Maryhull, Merryhull,
Mairyhill [ˈmerihɪl, -hʌl, ˈmɛri-]
pn. Maryhill (Glasgow).
maie, maise, maisie, maisy, maizie, maizy, maze, mease, mesi,
maise [ˈmeːz, ˈmeʃi]
n. A basket of rope or straw. A measure of (500) herring.
dim. maisie MN. A herring Clupea harengus whose spawn has been discharged in the hold of the ship after capture.
maisk, meesk, meisk,
maisk [I.Ork. mesk, misk]
adj. Bashful, self-conscious.
maesles, maiselt, maisle, maisled, maisles, mazles, measelt, measle, measles, meisles, meysle, mizzelt, mizzle, mizzled, mizzles,
maisle [meːzl, MN. mɪzl]
n. A speckle. Leg blotching because of sitting close to a fire.
pl. maisles Measles.
v. To speckle.
pt. pp. maiselt adj. Speckled.
$maist, a$maist, aamaist, almaist, amaist, amest, ammaist, awmaist, maest, mais, maist, maistli, maistlie, maistlins, maistly, maste, mest, mist, mostleens, mostlins,
maist [mest, mɛst]
adj. Most, chief, principal, most powerful.
maistly [ˈmestlɪ]
adv. Mostly, almost, nearly. Most of all, especially
Compounds and phrases etc.
awmaist [ɑː-, -mɛst, ɔː-, N. I. aː-] contracted 'maist adv. Almost.
maistlins [ˈmestlɪnz]: adv. Almost, well nigh. For the most part, mostly.
maister, maister-can, maister-pig, master, master-cann, mehstir, mester,
maister [ˈmestər]
n. Stale urine.
Compounds and phrases etc.
maister-can: A chamber-pot.
maister-pig: A receptacle for storing urine for use as a detergent or for treating seeds prior to sowing.
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