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Blackwatterfit, Blackwatterfuit,
Blackwatterfit [ˈblakwatərfɪt]
pn. Blackwaterfoot (North Ayrshire).
pn. Blackwaterfoot (North Ayrshire).
blad, blade, blades, blads, blaid, blat, blats, blatt, blaud, blauds, bled, cossblade, costblade, healin-blad, healin-blade, Mairy-blades, maryblades, Mary-blades, smellin-blades, smelling-blades,
blad [blad, blɔd]
also blade [bled, blɛːd] usually only when referring to plant leaves or knives.
n. A leaf, a portfolio, a blotting pad, a writing pad. A large but gentle person. A useless thing.
adj. Feeble.
v. Strip the leaves from a plant
also blade [bled, blɛːd] usually only when referring to plant leaves or knives.
n. A leaf, a portfolio, a blotting pad, a writing pad. A large but gentle person. A useless thing.
adj. Feeble.
v. Strip the leaves from a plant
Compounds and phrases etc.
callerin o the blade: The freshening and cooling of the grass by a shower of rain.
costblade: The costmary Tanacetum balsamita.
healin-blad: MN. The broadleaf plantain Plantago major or NEC. house-leek Sempervivum.
smellin-blades, Mairy-blades: The costmary Tanacetum balsamita.
costblade: The costmary Tanacetum balsamita.
healin-blad: MN. The broadleaf plantain Plantago major or NEC. house-leek Sempervivum.
smellin-blades, Mairy-blades: The costmary Tanacetum balsamita.
bladdoch, bladyach, blathick, blathin, blatho, blatho, blathoo, blathoo, bleddick, bledick, bledoch,
bladdoch [ˈbladɔx, ˈblado, ˈblɛdɔx, ˈblɛdɪk]
I.Ork. blatho [′blaðo, ′blaðu]
n. Buttermilk.
I.Ork. blatho [′blaðo, ′blaðu]
n. Buttermilk.
bew, bews, blae, blaes, blay, blays,
blae [bleː]
n. A blue-grey or leaden-blue colour. An expanse of greyish, misty blue.
adj. Bluish in colour, of a dark colour between blue and grey, livid.
pl. blaes marks left by measles etc., also marks of bruises, wounds etc. A bluish-grey indurated clay or soft slate
v. To make blue, to benumb.
n. A blue-grey or leaden-blue colour. An expanse of greyish, misty blue.
adj. Bluish in colour, of a dark colour between blue and grey, livid.
pl. blaes marks left by measles etc., also marks of bruises, wounds etc. A bluish-grey indurated clay or soft slate
v. To make blue, to benumb.
blaf, blaff,
blaff [blaf]
n. Blast, bang, stroke or touch of the sun.
v. To bang
n. Blast, bang, stroke or touch of the sun.
v. To bang
baflum, blaeflum, blaefum, blaflum, blafum, blawflum,
blaflum [n. ˈblaf(l)əm, ˈblef(l)əm, v. bləˈf(l)ʌm]
n. Nonsense, idle talk, a hoax, illusion.
v. To cajole, deceive.
n. Nonsense, idle talk, a hoax, illusion.
v. To cajole, deceive.
blaaget, blaegit, blaget, blagit, blaiget, blaigit, blauget, bleget,
blaigit [I.Sh. ˈblaːgət, ˈbleːgət]
adj. Spotted.
adj. Spotted.
blaik, blaiken, blaiken$d, blaiken$t, blaikent, blake, blaken, bleak, bleik, bleyk,
blaik [ˈblekən]
adj. Pale, pallid.
adj. Pale, pallid.
blaiken
v. To make pale.
pt. pp. blaikent adj. Bleached, turned yellow, by the sun.
v. To make pale.
pt. pp. blaikent adj. Bleached, turned yellow, by the sun.
blaen, blain, blained, blainie, blains, blainy, blane,
blain [blen]
n. A scar, a weal. A fault, a blemish. A bare spot, a blank, vacancy, miss, omission.
v. Of a field: to become covered in bare spots in the crop.
pt. pp. blaint, blained adj. applied to a field in which parts of the crop do not spring. Empty or blasted grain.
n. A scar, a weal. A fault, a blemish. A bare spot, a blank, vacancy, miss, omission.
v. Of a field: to become covered in bare spots in the crop.
pt. pp. blaint, blained adj. applied to a field in which parts of the crop do not spring. Empty or blasted grain.
blainy
adj. Covered with bare patches.
adj. Covered with bare patches.
Blairforth,
Blairforth [ˈbleːrfoːrθ]
pn. Blairathort (Perth and Kinross).
pn. Blairathort (Perth and Kinross).