Read the Scots Dictionary
Scots is the Germanic language, related to English, spoken in Lowland Scotland and Ulster, not the Celtic language Gaelic!
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Page 64 of 100 for the letter C
confederacy [kənˈfɛdərəsi]
n. A league or alliance.
n. A league or alliance.
Compounds and phrases etc.
confederat [kənˈfɛdərət]: Joined by an agreement or treaty.
confeed, confeid,
confeed [kənˈfid]
v. To trust, to put confidence in or have reliance on something. To be confident. To believe firmly that …
v. To trust, to put confidence in or have reliance on something. To be confident. To believe firmly that …
confeer, confeerance, confeerence, confeerin, confeir, confeirance, confeirin, conferance, confere, conferin,
confeer [kɔnˈfiːr]
v. To fit, match, correspond.
v. To fit, match, correspond.
Compounds and phrases etc.
confeerance [kənˈfiːrəns]: In comparison with, to harmonise with, to match. Conference, talk.
confeerin [kənˈfiːrɪn]: Suitable, corresponding. Considering, taking everything into consideration.
confeerin tae: Corresponding to, accordant with.
in confeer: In comparison, proportionately.
confeerin [kənˈfiːrɪn]: Suitable, corresponding. Considering, taking everything into consideration.
confeerin tae: Corresponding to, accordant with.
in confeer: In comparison, proportionately.
confess, confesst, confest,
confess [kənˈfɛs]
v. Admit to having done something. Declare one's religious faith, etc.
pt. pp. confesst
v. Admit to having done something. Declare one's religious faith, etc.
pt. pp. confesst
Compounds and phrases etc.
confess wi: To confess to, admit to.
confirm, confirmed, confirmt, confurm, confurmed,
confirm [kɔnˈfɪrm]
v. To confirm.
pt. pp. confirmt, confirmed
v. To confirm.
pt. pp. confirmt, confirmed
confiscate [ˈkɔnfɪsket]
v. To take or seize (someone's property) with authority.
v. To take or seize (someone's property) with authority.
conflic, conflick, conflict,
conflict [ˈkɔnflɪk(t)]
n. An encounter.
n. An encounter.
comflummix, conflummix, conflummixed, conflummixt, flummext,
conflummix [kənˈflʌmɪks]
n. That which confuses, a surprise, shock.
pt. pp. conflummixt adj. Confused, bewildered, under shock.
v. To confuse, bewilder.
n. That which confuses, a surprise, shock.
pt. pp. conflummixt adj. Confused, bewildered, under shock.
v. To confuse, bewilder.
confoon, confoon$, confoond, confoondit, confoonit, confoun, confoun$,
confoond [kənˈfun(d)]
v. To confound.
pt. pp. confoondit
v. To confound.
pt. pp. confoondit
confaise, confaised, confeese, confeesed, confeise, confuise, confuised, confuision, confusit,
confuise [kənˈfjøːz, jyːz, I. kənˈføːz, C. kənˈfjeːz, MN. kənˈfiːz]
v. To confuse.
pt. pp. confuised
v. To confuse.
pt. pp. confuised
Compounds and phrases etc.
confuision: Confusion.