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bade, baed, baid, bead, bead-hoose, beadin, beadman, beadman, beadsman, beadwumman, bede, bede-hoose, bede-house, bedeman, bedeman, bedesman, bedewoman, bede-woman, beed, beid, beidman, beidsman, beyd,
bead [bid, bed]
n. A bead, rosary beads. A glass of spirits. Strength of spirits.
n. A bead, rosary beads. A glass of spirits. Strength of spirits.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bead-hoose: arch. An alms-house.
beadin: Beading.
beadman: arch. A resident in a bead-hoose, or one who is supported from the such funds, a pauper.
beadman, beadsman [ˈbid(z)man]: n. A pauper who received alms from the Kings of Scotland in return for praying for the King and State, a dependent.
beadwumman: arch. A female resident in a bead-hoose, or one who is supported from the such funds, a pauper.
beadin: Beading.
beadman: arch. A resident in a bead-hoose, or one who is supported from the such funds, a pauper.
beadman, beadsman [ˈbid(z)man]: n. A pauper who received alms from the Kings of Scotland in return for praying for the King and State, a dependent.
beadwumman: arch. A female resident in a bead-hoose, or one who is supported from the such funds, a pauper.
baedle, baidle, beadle, beddle, beddrel, bederel, bedlar, beedle, beidle, beydle,
beadle [ˈbid(ə)l, ˈbɛd(ə)l]
n. A church officer.
n. A church officer.
baigle, beagle, beegle,
beagle [ˈbigl, ˈbegl]
n. A beagle, a small dog used for hunting hares.
n. A beagle, a small dog used for hunting hares.
Compounds and phrases etc.
'ithin a beagle's gowl: Within hearing distance.
baek, baik, bake, bakit, beak, beakit, beck, beikat, beyk, bukat, bykat, chantie-beak, parrot_beak, parrot-beak, paurit_beak,
beak [bik, bek]
n. A beak, col. the mouth.
n. A beak, col. the mouth.
beakit
adj. Having a beak.
n. SN. A male salmon Salmo salar.
adj. Having a beak.
n. SN. A male salmon Salmo salar.
Compounds and phrases etc.
chantie-beak: A prattling child, a chatter-box.
paurit beak: SW. The puffin Fratercula arctica.
paurit beak: SW. The puffin Fratercula arctica.
bael, baeleen, baelin, bail, bailin, bealdin, bealin, bealt, beel, beeld, beelin, beil, beilin, bellin, beyl, bielan, bielin, bielt, milk-beal, milk-bealin, mulk-bael, mulk-beal, whittle_bealin, whittle-beal, whittle-bealin, whittle-beel, 0 beal,
beal [bil, bel]
n. A festering sore.
v. To fester, to be filled with pain or remorse.
pt. pp. bealt
n. A festering sore.
v. To fester, to be filled with pain or remorse.
pt. pp. bealt
Compounds and phrases etc.
bealin [ˈbilɪn, ˈbelɪn]: A boil. Festering. Really angry.
milk-beal(in): A whitlow.
whittle-bealin: A whitlow.
milk-beal(in): A whitlow.
whittle-bealin: A whitlow.
baimer, beamer, beamfill, beamfillt, beamfull, beamfullt, beemer, beimer,
beam [bim, bem]
n. A beam of wood etc. A ray of light.
n. A beam of wood etc. A ray of light.
Compounds and phrases etc.
beamer: A red face.
beamin: Of a smiling face.
beamfill: To fill up spaces in the walls of a house after the beams are placed, all kinds of packing.
beamin: Of a smiling face.
beamfill: To fill up spaces in the walls of a house after the beams are placed, all kinds of packing.
beam, beem, been, beene, bem, bemm, oonbemmed, unbeamed, unbeamt,
beam [MN. bɛin, bin, NN.a. bim, NN.b. beim, I. bɛm]
v. To steep barrels or tubs to make them tight. I.Sh. To scald kirns or jars etc. To harden against the cold.
v. To steep barrels or tubs to make them tight. I.Sh. To scald kirns or jars etc. To harden against the cold.
Compounds and phrases etc.
unbeamt, unbeamed: I.Sh. Unacclimatised.
baen, baen-strae, bain, bain-strae, bane, banes, bean, bean-strae, bean-strow, been, bein, bein-strae, beyn,
bean [bin, ben]
n. Bean.
n. Bean.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bean-strae: Bean stalks.
seckfu o sair beans: A good hiding.
seckfu o sair beans: A good hiding.
baerd, baerdie, baerdie, baerdy, baerdy, baird, bairdie, bairdie, bairdit, bairdy, bairdy, beard, beardie, beardie, beardit, beardoc, beardock, beardy, beardy, beird, berd, berdie, beyrd, grannie_graybeard, granny_greybaird, graybaird, graybeard, greybaerd, greybaird, greybeard, kaitie_beardie, katie_baerdie, katie_bairdie, katie_beirdie, katy_beardy, keetie_bairdie,
beard [biːrd, beːrd]
n. A beard.
dim. beardie [biːrdɪ, beːrdɪ] C. The three-spined stickleback Gasterosteus aculeatus or sometimes WC. stone loach Barbatula barbatula, beardock SW. The stone loach Barbatula barbatula.
n. A beard.
dim. beardie [biːrdɪ, beːrdɪ] C. The three-spined stickleback Gasterosteus aculeatus or sometimes WC. stone loach Barbatula barbatula, beardock SW. The stone loach Barbatula barbatula.
beardit
adj. Bearded.
adj. Bearded.
beardy [biːrdɪ, beːrdɪ]
adj. Bearded.
adj. Bearded.
Compounds and phrases etc.
buckbeards: The tall meadow-grass Arrhenatherum avenaceum.
grannie graybeard: U. A hairy caterpillar.
graybeard: A one or two handled jug.
kaitie beardie: S. SEC. The stone loach Barbatula barbatula.
grannie graybeard: U. A hairy caterpillar.
graybeard: A one or two handled jug.
kaitie beardie: S. SEC. The stone loach Barbatula barbatula.
baess, baest, baestie, baesties, baests, bais, baiss, baiss, baist, baistie, baisties, baists, base, baste, bastem, bastes, beas, beas$, bease, beass, beast, beaster, beastie, beasties, beasts, beasty, beece, bees, beese, beesht, beess, beess, beest, bee-st, beestie, behst, beis, beisht, beist, beisties, best, beyst, biece, fur-beast, furr-beast, onbeast, orra_beaster, orrabaister, unbaest, unbaiss, unbaist, unbaste, unbeast, unbeesht, unbeess, unbeest, unbeist,
beast [bist, best]
n. Beast, a living creature of any kind, that is not of the human species.
pl. beasts [bis(ts), bes(ts)]
dim. beastie A small beast, an insect. pl. beasties insects, vermin.
n. Beast, a living creature of any kind, that is not of the human species.
pl. beasts [bis(ts), bes(ts)]
dim. beastie A small beast, an insect. pl. beasties insects, vermin.
Compounds and phrases etc.
beastly: Resembling a beast, brutish, ignorant, stupid.
furr-beast: A horse for walking in the furrow.
orra beaster: The man who worked with the odd horse on a farm.
unbeast: A monster, a frightening bird or animal.
furr-beast: A horse for walking in the furrow.
orra beaster: The man who worked with the odd horse on a farm.
unbeast: A monster, a frightening bird or animal.