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blaspheme,
blaspheme [blasˈfiːm]
v. To speak impiously or irreverently of, to treat with impiety.
v. To speak impiously or irreverently of, to treat with impiety.
blaist, blaisted, blaistit, blast, blastet, blastit, blest, blestet, blestit, blist, whirlblast, whirl-blast,
blast [blast]
n. A blast, A loud noise, a hue and cry. A boaster. A smoke, a whiff of a pipe. A stroke, a chill, a sudden fit of illness.
v. To blast.
pt. pp. blastit adj. Blasted, worthless.
n. A blast, A loud noise, a hue and cry. A boaster. A smoke, a whiff of a pipe. A stroke, a chill, a sudden fit of illness.
v. To blast.
pt. pp. blastit adj. Blasted, worthless.
Compounds and phrases etc.
whirl-blast: A hurricane.
blaet, blate, Blateness, bleat, bleatness,
blate [blet, blit]
adj. Modest, diffident, bashful, sheepish. Stupid, easily deceived, dull, unpromising.
adj. Modest, diffident, bashful, sheepish. Stupid, easily deceived, dull, unpromising.
Compounds and phrases etc.
blateness: Shyness, modesty.
bladdoch, bladdock, bladrie, bladry, blathick, blatho, blathrie, bleddick, bledick, bledoch,
blathrie [ˈblaðri,ˈblɛðri]
also bladrie [ˈbladri, ˈbledri], bladdock
n. Trumpery, foolishness, ostentation, harm. Rough usage, abuse. Waste.
adj. Rough or dirty.
also bladrie [ˈbladri, ˈbledri], bladdock
n. Trumpery, foolishness, ostentation, harm. Rough usage, abuse. Waste.
adj. Rough or dirty.
blather, blatter, blattran,
blatter [ˈblatər]
also U. blather [ˈblaθər]
n. A loud, rattling or rustling noise. A storm of rain, hail, etc. A blow, a heavy fall. A shot. An incoherent flow of words.
v. To rattle, beat with violence. To talk fast and noisily. To flutter, flicker, to clatter. To pelt, as with stones.
also U. blather [ˈblaθər]
n. A loud, rattling or rustling noise. A storm of rain, hail, etc. A blow, a heavy fall. A shot. An incoherent flow of words.
v. To rattle, beat with violence. To talk fast and noisily. To flutter, flicker, to clatter. To pelt, as with stones.
blaad, blaadin, blaadit, blaadock, blad, bladdin, bladdit, bladdock, bladin, bladit, blaid, blaidit, blaud, blauded, blaudin$, blaudit, blaudock, blawdit,
blaud [blɑːd, blɔːd, N. I. blaːd]
n. A blast of wind, a downpour of rain. A stroke or blow. Abuse. A bit of something broken off, a broad piece of any kind, a large portion.
dim. blaudock [-ɔk] a rough piece.
v. To blow, beat against, buffet. To slap, strike, thrust violently. To drive violently. To spoil, deface, soil, to defame.
pt. pp. blaudit adj. stained, spoilt by fading etc.
n. A blast of wind, a downpour of rain. A stroke or blow. Abuse. A bit of something broken off, a broad piece of any kind, a large portion.
dim. blaudock [-ɔk] a rough piece.
v. To blow, beat against, buffet. To slap, strike, thrust violently. To drive violently. To spoil, deface, soil, to defame.
pt. pp. blaudit adj. stained, spoilt by fading etc.
Compounds and phrases etc.
blaudin: Pelting, banging, heavy.
ablaa, ablaw, bla, bla$, bla$ed, bla$in, blaa, blaa$in, blaa_in, blaad, blaad, blaadoon, blaadoun, blaaed, blaain, blaa-in, blaa-ins, blaan, blaave, blaaver, blah, blah, blahin, blahy, blain, bla-ins, blan, blan, blauve, blav, blaver, blavin, blaw, blaw$t, blaw_doon, blaw_doun, blaw_in, blawdoon, blawdoun, blawed, blawer, blawers, blawie, blawin, blaw-ins, blawn, blawther, blawy, blen, blew, blow_in, blyaave, blyauve, blyave, byaave, byauve, o$erblaw, owerblaw, owreblaw,
blaw [blɑː, blɔː, N. I. blaː, MN. bl(j)aːv]
n. A blow, a stroke. A blast, a gust. A puff, a swig. A boast, a bravado, a gasconade. A boaster, braggart.
v. To blow. To recover one's breath. To smoke a pipe. To brag, boast, to exaggerate.
pt. blawed, blew [bl(j)uː, bjuː]
pp. blawn [blɑːn, blɔːn, N. I. blaːn, MN. bl(j)avn]
n. A blow, a stroke. A blast, a gust. A puff, a swig. A boast, a bravado, a gasconade. A boaster, braggart.
v. To blow. To recover one's breath. To smoke a pipe. To brag, boast, to exaggerate.
pt. blawed, blew [bl(j)uː, bjuː]
pp. blawn [blɑːn, blɔːn, N. I. blaːn, MN. bl(j)avn]
blawy
adj. Blowy
adj. Blowy
Compounds and phrases etc.
ablaw: Ablow, in blossom.
blawdoun: A backdraught.
blawer: A blower. A balloon like toy which makes a rude noise when deflated. MN. [bl(j)aːvər] The harbour porpoise Phocoena phocoena.
blawin n. Blowing,. I.Sh. A breath of wind.
blaw-in U.: A stranger to the area. pl. blaw-ins.
blawther [MN. ˈbl(j)aːðər]: Wet weather.
owerblaw: To cover over or be covered with snow.
blawdoun: A backdraught.
blawer: A blower. A balloon like toy which makes a rude noise when deflated. MN. [bl(j)aːvər] The harbour porpoise Phocoena phocoena.
blawin n. Blowing,. I.Sh. A breath of wind.
blaw-in U.: A stranger to the area. pl. blaw-ins.
blawther [MN. ˈbl(j)aːðər]: Wet weather.
owerblaw: To cover over or be covered with snow.
blayan, bleyan,
blayan [NN.a. ˈbleən]
n. A fish that has been bitten and sucked by another.
n. A fish that has been bitten and sucked by another.
blaich, bleach, bleached, bleachet, bleachit, bleacht, bleech, bleetch, bleych,
bleach [blitʃ]
n. Bleach.
v. To bleach.
pt. pp. bleacht
n. Bleach.
v. To bleach.
pt. pp. bleacht
blaerie, blaery, blairt, blear, bleared, blearie, blearit, blears, bleart, bleary, bleer, bleer$d, bleers, bleery, bleir, bleirie, bleirs, bleirt, bleyr,
blear [bliːr, bleːr]
n. Also pl. blears Something that obscures the sight, matter that gathers at the corners of the eyes. The marks of weeping.
v. To blear, To shine dimly.
pt. pp. bleart [ˈbliːrt], bleared [ˈbleːrd, ˈbliːrd] adj. Bleared, bedimmed with weeping, blinded, debauched-looking, blotted writing.
adj. Shortsighted. SW. Cold, harsh.
n. Also pl. blears Something that obscures the sight, matter that gathers at the corners of the eyes. The marks of weeping.
v. To blear, To shine dimly.
pt. pp. bleart [ˈbliːrt], bleared [ˈbleːrd, ˈbliːrd] adj. Bleared, bedimmed with weeping, blinded, debauched-looking, blotted writing.
adj. Shortsighted. SW. Cold, harsh.
blearie [ˈbliːri, bleːri]
adj. Watery-eyed, too thin.
adj. Watery-eyed, too thin.