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saanter, sahnter, santer, santer, saunter, sunter,
saunter [sɑːntər, sɔːntər, N. saːntər]
v. To saunter. To trifle, play about in a casual offhand manner. U. To chatter, talk volubly about very little.
v. To saunter. To trifle, play about in a casual offhand manner. U. To chatter, talk volubly about very little.
Compounds and phrases etc.
saunter-gabbit: Slow or deliberate in speech.
Saunt_Abb$s_Heid,
Saunt Abb's Heid [sɑːnt abz hid, sɔːnt-, N. I. saːnt-, NEC. SN. -hed, NN.b. -həid, -(h)eɪd]
pn. St Abb's Head (Borders).
pn. St Abb's Head (Borders).
Sanct_Androis, Saunt_Andras, Saunt_Andrus, Saunt_Aundraes, St._Andras, St._Andrews, St._Aundraes, St._Aundries, St_Andra$s, St_Andraes, St_Andras, St_Andras, St_Andros, St_Aundraes, St_Ondries,
Saunt Andras [sɪntˈan(d)rʌz, sən(t)ˈɑːn(d)rəz, sən(t)ˈɔn(d)rɪz]
pn. Saint Andrews (Fife).
pn. Saint Andrews (Fife).
Saunt_Ceerus,
Saunt Ceerus [sɪnˈsirɪs]
pn. St Cyrus (Kincardineshire).
pn. St Cyrus (Kincardineshire).
Cuitie, quitie, Saunt_Coams, Saunt_Coms, St_Coams, St_comms, St_Coms,
Saunt Coams [sɪnt komz]
pn. Saint Combs (Aberdeenshire).
Locally the New Toun.
pn. Saint Combs (Aberdeenshire).
Locally the New Toun.
Cuitie [MN. kwit]: Cootie, a nickname for the inhabitants.
Saunt_Marget$s, Saunt_Margit$s, St._Margaret$s, St._Margit$s,
Saunt Marget's [sɪnt ˈmargɪts]
pn. St Margaret's (Orkney).
pn. St Margaret's (Orkney).
Saunt_Monans, St._Minnins, St._Monans, St_Minnens, St_Minnins, St_Monance, St_Monans,
Saunt Monans [ˈsɪmɪnɪnz]
pn. Saint Monans (Fife).
pn. Saint Monans (Fife).
Saunt_Vigeans, St_Vigeans, St_Virgeans, St_Virgins,
Saunt Vigeans [sɪnt ˈvɪgɪnz]
pn. St Vigeans (Angus).
pn. St Vigeans (Angus).
saar, saarless, saur, saurless,
saur [sɑːr, sɔːr, N. saːr]
n. An evil or sickening smell or aroma. A feeling of disgust or repulsion. Wit, spirit, pluck, vivacity. Of wind: a breath, gentle breeze.
v. To have a certain taste or flavour. To smell of.
n. An evil or sickening smell or aroma. A feeling of disgust or repulsion. Wit, spirit, pluck, vivacity. Of wind: a breath, gentle breeze.
v. To have a certain taste or flavour. To smell of.
Compounds and phrases etc.
saurless: Tasteless, lacking in wit.
Saarah, Sarah, Saurah, Sawrah, Soorah,
Saurah [ˈsɑrɑ N. I. ˈsaːra]
n. The personal name Sarah.
n. The personal name Sarah.