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Dusdeer,
Dusdeer [dəsˈdiːr]
pn. Durisdeer (Dumfriesshire).
pn. Durisdeer (Dumfriesshire).
doosh, dooshed, doosht, doush, doushed, dousht, doust, dush, dush$t, dushed, dusht,
dush [dʌʃ, duʃ, døʃ]
n. A violent blow or stroke, a violent bump or jolt.
v. To push or strike with force.
pt. pp. dusht Pushed, attacked, struck dumb, silenced
n. A violent blow or stroke, a violent bump or jolt.
v. To push or strike with force.
pt. pp. dusht Pushed, attacked, struck dumb, silenced
dosk, dusk, duskish, duskiss,
dusk [dʌsk]
adj. Dark-coloured, dusky.
adj. Dark-coloured, dusky.
Compounds and phrases etc.
duskish: The dusk, evening, twilight.
Dutch,
Dutch [dʌtʃ]
adj. Dutch.
adj. Dutch.
dutchack, dutchock,
dutchock [NN.a. ˈdʌtʃək]
n. A three-legged metal pot.
n. A three-legged metal pot.
duties, duty, dyowtie, dyowties, dyowty, jooties, jooty,
duty [djuti]
n. leg. A payment made to a feudal superior. A rent or leasehold.
pl. duties
n. leg. A payment made to a feudal superior. A rent or leasehold.
pl. duties
duces, dux, duxes,
dux [dʌks]
n. The best pupil in a school, class or subject.
pl. duces
n. The best pupil in a school, class or subject.
pl. duces
dawallt, dwaal, dwal, dwall, dwalled, dwallin, dwalling, dwallion, dwalls, dwals, dwalt, indwaller, indwallers,
dwall [dwal]
v. To dwell.
pt. pp. dwalt, dwalled
v. To dwell.
pt. pp. dwalt, dwalled
Compounds and phrases etc.
dwallin [ˈdwalɪn]: A dwelling.
dwalls: v. Dwells.
indwaller [ɪnˈdwalər]: A resident.
dwalls: v. Dwells.
indwaller [ɪnˈdwalər]: A resident.
dwaam, dwaamie, dwaamin, dwaamle, dwaamlin, dwaamy, dwalm, dwalmin, dwalmle, dwalmlin, dwam, dwamel, dwamelin, dwamie, dwamin, dwamle, dwamlie, dwamlin, dwamly, dwamm, dwammie, dwammil, dwammin, dwammle, dwammlin, dwammy, dwamy, dwan, dwanin, dwannie, dwaum, dwaumie, dwaumin, dwaumle, dwaumlin, dwaumy, dweemly-dwamly, dweemly-dwammly, dweemly-dwaumly, twamle, twamlin,
dwam [dwɑm, dwam]
n. A swoon, a faint, a slight feeling of faintness, a sudden attack of illness. A stupor, a trance, a daydream, reverie. A nap, a doze, a short sleep.
v. To faint, to swoon. To fall asleep.
n. A swoon, a faint, a slight feeling of faintness, a sudden attack of illness. A stupor, a trance, a daydream, reverie. A nap, a doze, a short sleep.
v. To faint, to swoon. To fall asleep.
dwammie [dwɑmɪ, dwɔːmɪ, dwamɪ]
adj. Sickly, feeble, dreamy.
adj. Sickly, feeble, dreamy.
dwammle [dwɑml, ˈdwaːml]
n. A sick or faint turn.
v. To faint, to appear to faint.
n. A sick or faint turn.
v. To faint, to appear to faint.
Compounds and phrases etc.
dwammin: Swooning, fainting, etc.
dwammlin: Fainting.
dweemly-dwammly: Feeble.
dwammlin: Fainting.
dweemly-dwammly: Feeble.
dwamfle,
dwamfle [MN. ˈdwamfl]
adj. Pliable, flexible, loose, sagging.
adj. Pliable, flexible, loose, sagging.