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crappen, crappened, craupen, craupened, cropen, croppen, croppened, kroppen, kroppend, kroppn,
croppen [I. ˈkrɔpən & ˈkrapən]
adj. Bent, twisted, contracted, shrunk, narrowed.
adj. Bent, twisted, contracted, shrunk, narrowed.
acorss, acrass, acroas, acroass, across, acrouss, corse, corsin, corss, crass, croas, croass, crose, cross, crossag, crossed, crossen, crossie, crossin, crossit, crossock, crosst, crucifee, crucifee$d, crucifee$t, crucifie, crucifiet, crucyfie, kors, korse, krossek, krossick,
cross [krɔs, kroːs]
also arch. corse [koːrs]
n. A cross, a market-place.
dim. crossie
v. To cross.
pt. pp. crosst
also arch. corse [koːrs]
n. A cross, a market-place.
dim. crossie
v. To cross.
pt. pp. crosst
Compounds and phrases etc.
across [ə-]: Across.
crossin [ˈkrɔsɪn,ˈ koːrsɪn]: Crossing.
crossag: NN.b. The starfish Asterias rubens
crossock: I.Sh. The starfish Asterias rubens
crucifee: To crucify. pt. crucifee'd
crossin [ˈkrɔsɪn,ˈ koːrsɪn]: Crossing.
crossag: NN.b. The starfish Asterias rubens
crossock: I.Sh. The starfish Asterias rubens
crucifee: To crucify. pt. crucifee'd
Crossfoord, Crossford, Crossfuird,
Crossfuird [ˈkrosfɪrd]
pn. Crossford (Dumfries and Galloway, Lanarkshire, Fife).
pn. Crossford (Dumfries and Galloway, Lanarkshire, Fife).
Crossmaleef, Crossmaloof, Crossmalufe, Crossmaluif,
Crossmaluif [krɔsməlɪf]
pn. Crossmyloof (Glasgow).
pn. Crossmyloof (Glasgow).
Croshraguel, Crossraguel, Crossraigel, Crossraigle,
Crossraguel [krɔsˈregl]
pn. Crossraguel (South Ayrshire).
pn. Crossraguel (South Ayrshire).
crotach, crottyach, crotyach, krotyach,
crotach [NN.a. ˈkroːtjəx, ˈkrʌtjəx]
n. A small stout person.
n. A small stout person.
crotal, crottel, crottle, crottles, crottles, scriota, scroittie, scrottie, scrottyie, skroita, skrootie, skrotta, skrottee, skrotti, skrottyee, skrotyee, skrotyei,
crottle [krɔt(ə)l]
I.Sh. scrottie [skrɔte]
n. A general term for the dye-producing lichens. The dye produced from the lichen.
pl. crottles
I.Sh. scrottie [skrɔte]
n. A general term for the dye-producing lichens. The dye produced from the lichen.
pl. crottles
Compounds and phrases etc.
black crottles: The lichen Parmelia saxatilis.
licht crottles: The lichen Lecanora pallescens.
stane crottles: U. The lichen Parmelia saxatilis.
licht crottles: The lichen Lecanora pallescens.
stane crottles: U. The lichen Parmelia saxatilis.
critly, crittly, crotal, crotlie, crotly, crottel, crottle, crottles, crottly, grottly,
crottle [krɔt(ə)l]
n. A small piece of anything hard, such as coal or stone.
pl. crottles Small fragments.
v. To crumble away.
n. A small piece of anything hard, such as coal or stone.
pl. crottles Small fragments.
v. To crumble away.
crottly
adj. Fragmentary, crumbly.
adj. Fragmentary, crumbly.
crood, croodit, croodle, crootle, croud, croudit, croudle, crud,
croud [krud]
n. A crowd.
v. To crowd.
pt. pp. croudit adj. Crowded.
n. A crowd.
v. To crowd.
pt. pp. croudit adj. Crowded.
croudle
v. To huddle together.
v. To huddle together.
croon, croon$d, croon$t, croonit, croont, croun, crouned, crounit, haafcroon, hauf_croon, hauf_croun, hauf-a-croon, hauf-croon, hauf-croun, kroon,
croun [krun]
n. A crown, the king in a game of draughts. The (top of the) head. The first furrow made in ploughing.
v. To crown.
pt. pp. crounit, crount [ˈkrun(ɪ)t]
n. A crown, the king in a game of draughts. The (top of the) head. The first furrow made in ploughing.
v. To crown.
pt. pp. crounit, crount [ˈkrun(ɪ)t]
Compounds and phrases etc.
hauf-croun: A half crown coin.