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cumin, cummin,
cumin [ˈkʌmɪn]
n. Cumin Cuminum cyminum the seeds of which are used in the cuisines of many different cultures.
n. Cumin Cuminum cyminum the seeds of which are used in the cuisines of many different cultures.
cummen, cummin, cumming, kimmen, kimming,
cummen [ˈkʌmən, ˈkɪmən]
n. A tub as used in brewing. A small tub.
n. A tub as used in brewing. A small tub.
cum$er, cummer, kummer,
cummer [ˈkʌmər, ˈkɪmər]
n. Trouble, distress, difficulty, used with the possessive pronoun of the agent.
n. Trouble, distress, difficulty, used with the possessive pronoun of the agent.
Compounds and phrases etc.
encummer: To hamper, hinder.
encummerance: Emcumbrance.
encummerance: Emcumbrance.
Commer, Coomber, Cumber, Cummer,
Cummer [ˈkʌmər]
pn. Comber (County Down).
pn. Comber (County Down).
Compounds and phrases etc.
Auld Cummer: A brand of Whisky produced by the Comber Distilleries Co.
Cummernaad, Cummernaud,
Cummernaud [kʌməˈrnɑd]
pn. Cumbernauld (Lanarkshire).
pn. Cumbernauld (Lanarkshire).
$Nock, Cumnock, Cumnuck, Nock,
Cumnock [ˈkʌmnək]
pn. Cumnock (East Ayrshire).
Locally the 'Nock
pn. Cumnock (East Ayrshire).
Locally the 'Nock
cumsleesh, cumsleish, cumsloosh, cumslush,
cumsleesh [ˈkʌmsliʃ]
n. A dressing-down, a severe reproof. U. A flatterer, a sweet talker.
n. A dressing-down, a severe reproof. U. A flatterer, a sweet talker.
con, cun, cunn, cunne, kunn,
cun [kʌn]
v. To express, render thanks to someone, to feel grateful to someone. Usually in a phrase such as to cun (someone) thank(s).
v. To express, render thanks to someone, to feel grateful to someone. Usually in a phrase such as to cun (someone) thank(s).
condie, condy, cunddie, cundee, cundeez, cundie, cundy, gundie, gundy,
cundie [ˈkʌndi, ˈkɔndi]
n. A covered drain, a sewer or the entrance to a drain. A conduit.
n. A covered drain, a sewer or the entrance to a drain. A conduit.
cunnin, cyunnin, kjunnin, kyunning,
cunnin [ˈkʌnɪn]
adj. Cunning.
adj. Cunning.