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buckelt, buckle, buckled, bucklet, bucklins, bukilt, bukkil,
buckle [bʌkl]
n. A buckle.
v. To buckle, dress, to wrap up, fasten up. Get married. Ravel or tangle.
pt. pp. buckelt
n. A buckle.
v. To buckle, dress, to wrap up, fasten up. Get married. Ravel or tangle.
pt. pp. buckelt
Compounds and phrases etc.
buckle wi: To marry.
bucklins: The parphernalia of marriage.
bucklins: The parphernalia of marriage.
bocram, bocrame, bocrum, bokram, buckram, buckrem,
buckram [ˈbʌkrəm]
n. Buckram, a coarse cotton fabric stiffened with glue, used in bookbinding and to stiffen clothing.
n. Buckram, a coarse cotton fabric stiffened with glue, used in bookbinding and to stiffen clothing.
bud, buddin, buddin, buds, bunds,
bud [bʌd]
n. A bud.
pl. buds
v. To bud, to break out (of the skin).
n. A bud.
pl. buds
v. To bud, to break out (of the skin).
Compounds and phrases etc.
buddin: Breaking out of buds. Debudding potatoes.
baddo, biddo, bodda, boddi, buddo, buddoo,
buddo [I.Ork. ˈbʌdo]
also I.Sh. bodda [ˈboda]
n. I. A term of endearment for a child.
also I.Sh. bodda [ˈboda]
n. I. A term of endearment for a child.
budget, budgets, dudget, dudgit,
budget [ˈbʌdʒət]
n. A leather bag.
pl. budgets a tinker's bag of tools
n. A leather bag.
pl. budgets a tinker's bag of tools
baffie, baffy, boufit, bowfit, buff, buff_nor_sty, buff_nor_stye, buffet, buffie, buffies, buffs, bufftie, buffty, buffy, bufter,
buff [bʌf]
n. S. The puffball Bovista plumbea. MN. Silly talk, irrelevant speech.
pl. buffs The lungs.
v. To stuff furniture. To puff out the cheeks. To burst into laughter.
n. S. The puffball Bovista plumbea. MN. Silly talk, irrelevant speech.
pl. buffs The lungs.
v. To stuff furniture. To puff out the cheeks. To burst into laughter.
buffy [ˈbʌfɪ, ˈbafɪ]
adj. Fat, purfled, chubby.
adj. Fat, purfled, chubby.
Compounds and phrases etc.
blind man's buff: S. The puffball Bovista plumbea.
buffet [ˈ-ɪ(t)]: A sideboard or dresser for the dining room.
buff nor sty: Neither one thing nor another.
bufftie, bufter: A salted herring roasted on a brander.
buffet [ˈ-ɪ(t)]: A sideboard or dresser for the dining room.
buff nor sty: Neither one thing nor another.
bufftie, bufter: A salted herring roasted on a brander.
buff,
buff [bʌf]
adj. A light brown or yellow colour.
adj. A light brown or yellow colour.
Compounds and phrases etc.
penny buff: School primer.
baff, baffet, baffit, baffle, boof, boofel, boofet, booff, boofle, bouff, bouffet, bowf, bowfet, bowff, bowffet, buff, buffer, buffertit, buffet, buffle,
buff [bʌf, bʌuf]
n. A dull blow.
v. To strike, beat, thrash a sheaf without unbinding it.
n. A dull blow.
v. To strike, beat, thrash a sheaf without unbinding it.
buffle
v. To push, shove, buffet.
v. To push, shove, buffet.
Compounds and phrases etc.
buffer: U. col. A boxer.
buffet [bʌfɪt, bʌufɪt]: A dull blow.
buffertit: Bashed about.
buffet [bʌfɪt, bʌufɪt]: A dull blow.
buffertit: Bashed about.
buffit, buffits,
buffit [ˈbʌfɪts]
n. pl. buffits The mumps.
n. pl. buffits The mumps.
bougil, bougill, bugle,
bugle [ˈb(j)ugl]
n. A bugle. A hunting horn.
n. A bugle. A hunting horn.