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blochan, block, blockan, blockie, bluchan,
blockan [SW. U. ˈblɔkən]
n. A young coalfish Pollachius virens or the pollack Pollachius pollachius.
also bluchan [ˈblʌxən], A small salt-water fish (found in rock pools).
block NN.b. A cod Gadus morhua
dim. blockie A small cod.
n. A young coalfish Pollachius virens or the pollack Pollachius pollachius.
also bluchan [ˈblʌxən], A small salt-water fish (found in rock pools).
block NN.b. A cod Gadus morhua
dim. blockie A small cod.
bloich, bloicher, bloicherin, bloiger, bloigh, bloigher, bloigherin, bloucher, blougher,
bloich [U. ˈblɔiç]
also bloicher
n. A frequent loose cough.
also bloicher
n. A frequent loose cough.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bloicherin: Loud, loose coughing.
blon, blond, blonde, blone,
blond [blɔn(d)]
adj. Blond.
adj. Blond.
blossom [ˈblɔsəm]
n. A blossom.
v. To blossom.
n. A blossom.
v. To blossom.
blot, blots, blott,
blot [I. blɔt]
n. Water prepared for washing clothes etc. The process itself.
pl. blots The dirty soap suds after such use.
n. Water prepared for washing clothes etc. The process itself.
pl. blots The dirty soap suds after such use.
bloat, blot, blot_sheet, blot_sheit, blotch, blot-sheet, blottit,
blot [blɔt, blot]
n. A blot.
v. To blot.
pt. blottit
n. A blot.
v. To blot.
pt. blottit
Compounds and phrases etc.
blot sheet: Blotting paper.
bloorie, blooro, blourie, blouro,
blourie [′bluːri]
also blouro [′bluːro]
n. A minor quarrel or disagreement.
also blouro [′bluːro]
n. A minor quarrel or disagreement.
blewder, bllowthnir, blowder, blowdir, blowther,
blowder [MN. ˈblʌudər]
also blowther [MN. ˈbljʌuðɪr]
n. A sudden gust of wind, exposure to a storm. A plunge of a very large body, a big stupid person.
v. To plunge with great force.
also blowther [MN. ˈbljʌuðɪr]
n. A sudden gust of wind, exposure to a storm. A plunge of a very large body, a big stupid person.
v. To plunge with great force.
blooter, blout, blouter, blowt, blowter,
blowt [blʌut]
n. A sudden eruption of liquid substance, accompanied by noise. A sudden burst of wind, rain, hail, etc.
v. Of liquids: to belch, to rush out with force.
n. A sudden eruption of liquid substance, accompanied by noise. A sudden burst of wind, rain, hail, etc.
v. Of liquids: to belch, to rush out with force.
Compounds and phrases etc.
blowter: A blast of wind.
blibber, blubber, sealchie$s_bubble, selkie$s_blubber, sulky_blubber, sulky_bubble,
blubber [ˈblʌbər, ˈblɪbər]
n. A bubble of air.
v. To make a bubbling noise.
pt. pp. blubbert, blubbered adj. bespattered, messed with mud or liquid of any kind.
n. A bubble of air.
v. To make a bubbling noise.
pt. pp. blubbert, blubbered adj. bespattered, messed with mud or liquid of any kind.
Compounds and phrases etc.
selkie's blubber: N. A jellyfish.