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Boddam, Boddim,
Boddam [ˈbɔdəm]
pn. Boddam (Aberdeenshire).
pn. Boddam (Aberdeenshire).
boddil, boddle, bodle, brodle,
boddle [bodl, bɔdl]
n. A small coin (2d. Scots).
n. A small coin (2d. Scots).
Boddle, Boddle_Brig, Bodewell, Bottle_Brig, Bottle-brig,
Boddle [ˈbodl]
pn. Bothwell (South Lanarkshire).
pn. Bothwell (South Lanarkshire).
Boddle Brig Bothwell Bridge.
bid, boad, bod, bode, bodefu, bodefu$, bodement, boden, bodend, bodin, bote, bouden, bud, budd, forboden, forbodin, ill-boden, ill-bodin,
bode [bod, bɔd]
n. A bid or offer at an auction. An omen.
v. To bid or offer a price at a sale, portend, expect, desire, aim at, offer with insistance, press something on someone, to ask. To threaten.
pp. boden [ˈbodən, ˈbodɪn, ˈbɔdɪn] provided, equipped, fitted out. adj. Provided
n. A bid or offer at an auction. An omen.
v. To bid or offer a price at a sale, portend, expect, desire, aim at, offer with insistance, press something on someone, to ask. To threaten.
pp. boden [ˈbodən, ˈbodɪn, ˈbɔdɪn] provided, equipped, fitted out. adj. Provided
Compounds and phrases etc.
bodefu: Ominous.
bodement n. Foreboding.
bodin adj. Full of foreboding.
bud: A gift, usually meant as a bribe.
forbodin adj. Ominous.
forboden adj. Ill-fated, unlucky, unhappy.
ill-boden: Badly provided or equipped.
bodement n. Foreboding.
bodin adj. Full of foreboding.
bud: A gift, usually meant as a bribe.
forbodin adj. Ominous.
forboden adj. Ill-fated, unlucky, unhappy.
ill-boden: Badly provided or equipped.
bawraun, bodhran, bodhrán, bohran, boron, bowran, bowraun,
bodhrán [ˈbɔrɑn]
n. A shallow single headed drum.
n. A shallow single headed drum.
a$bdee, a$bdy, a$bidy, a$boady, a$body, a$budy, a_boadie, a_boady, a_bodie, a_body, a_buddy, aab$dy, aabdie, aabdy, aabiddie, aabidy, aabodie, aabody, aabody, aa-body, aabuddie, aabudy, ab$dy, abdie, abdy, abiddie, abiddy, abidy, abodie, abody, abudy, aebody, ainybody, anybdy, anybuddy, anybudy, anyyin, aw$b$dy, awb$dy, awbdy, awb-dy, awbiddie, awbidy, awbodie, awbody, awbuddy, awbudy, awebodie, biddie, biddies, biddy, bidy, boadee, boadie, boadies, boady, bod, boddie, boddies, bodi, bodie, bodies, bodilie, bodily, bodsie, bodsy, body, boedy, bothie, buddie, buddies, buddy, budy, buttie, ehnybudy, eibdy, emb$dy, embdy, emdae, emdie, emdy, evribody, evrybody, gan_buddy, gangin_body, ilka_body$s_body, innybuddy, iverboady, iveryb$dy, iveryboady, iverybody, ivreyboady, ivryboadie, ivryboady, ivverybody, man-body, man-buddie, nabdy, nabody, nae_boady, nae-ane, naeb$die, naeb$dy, naebdie, naebdy, naebiddy, Naebidy, naeboadie, naeboady, naebodie, naebody, naeboody, naebothy, naebuddy, naebudy, naewan, naeyin, naybody, neebody, neebuddy, oaniebuddie, oanybuddie, oanybuddy, oanyin, oanywan, obody, omb$dy, ombdy, ombidie, ombidy, onibdy, onibiddy, onibidy, onibody, onieb$dy, onieboadie, oniebodie, onnybuddy, onyane, onyb$dy, onybdy, onybiddy, onybidy, onyboady, onybody, onybuddy, onybudy, onyeen, onywan, onyyin, puir_body, simboadie, simdy, simyin, slip-bodie, slip-body, somb$dy, Sombdy, someb$dy, somebdy, somebiddy, somebidy, someboady, somebody, somebuddie, somedae, somedy, sumb$dy, sumbdie, sumbdy, sumbidee, sumbidy, sumboadie, sumbodie, sumbuddie, sumbuddy, sumbudy, sumdae, sumdi, sumdie, sumdy, unyboody, wumman-body,
body [ˈbodi, ˈbɔdi, ˈbʌdi]
n. A person, a human being.
pl. bodies A bodice.
pron. One, oneself.
n. A person, a human being.
pl. bodies A bodice.
pron. One, oneself.
bod
n. col. A person of small size.
n. col. A person of small size.
Compounds and phrases etc.
a body: Someone, a person.
awbody [ɑːˈbodi, -ˈbɔdi, -ˈbʌdi, ɑːˈbdiː, ɔː-, N. I. aː-]: Everyone.
awbody's body: Someone who is generally a favourite and liked by everyone, also a sycophant or toady.
bodily: Bodily, corporal, corporeal.
bodsie MN.: adj. Dapper.
gangin body: A vagrant, a tramp.
ilka body: Everyone.
ilka body's body: A popular person, a general favourite, especially one of a friendly, obliging disposition.
man-body: A grown man.
nae ither body: No one else.
naebody: No-one, nobody.
onybody: Anyone.
ony ither body: Anyone else.
puir body: A poor soul, a beggar.
sic a body: So-and-so.
slip-body: A camisole, bodice.
some ither body: Someone else.
somebody: Someone.
wumman-body: A grown woman.
awbody [ɑːˈbodi, -ˈbɔdi, -ˈbʌdi, ɑːˈbdiː, ɔː-, N. I. aː-]: Everyone.
awbody's body: Someone who is generally a favourite and liked by everyone, also a sycophant or toady.
bodily: Bodily, corporal, corporeal.
bodsie MN.: adj. Dapper.
gangin body: A vagrant, a tramp.
ilka body: Everyone.
ilka body's body: A popular person, a general favourite, especially one of a friendly, obliging disposition.
man-body: A grown man.
nae ither body: No one else.
naebody: No-one, nobody.
onybody: Anyone.
ony ither body: Anyone else.
puir body: A poor soul, a beggar.
sic a body: So-and-so.
slip-body: A camisole, bodice.
some ither body: Someone else.
somebody: Someone.
wumman-body: A grown woman.
bag, boag, boaggly, bog, bogan, boggie, boggil, boggin, bogging, boggle, boggly, boggy, bogil, bogin, bogle, bug, buggle, buggle, habble-bog, hobble-bog, quaukin-bog, shog-bog, shoog-bog,
bog [bog, bɔg]
n. A bog.
dim. boggie A small morass.
v. To mire, work in wet, dirty conditions, work slowly. To get stuck in the mire.
pt. pp. boggit adj. Bamboozled.
n. A bog.
dim. boggie A small morass.
v. To mire, work in wet, dirty conditions, work slowly. To get stuck in the mire.
pt. pp. boggit adj. Bamboozled.
boggie, boggly
adj. Boggy, marshy.
adj. Boggy, marshy.
boggle [bɔgl]
v. To shake like a bog. When the eyes bulge with fear or pain.
v. To shake like a bog. When the eyes bulge with fear or pain.
Compounds and phrases etc.
boggin: col. adj. Smelly, stinking.
bogmint: The water mint Mentha aquatica or similar.
bull-o-the-bog: S. The bittern Botaurus stellaris.
habble-bog, quaukin-bog: A quagmire.
reid bog: A species of alga that grows under Sphagnum palustre.
shoog-bog: A quaking bog.
bogmint: The water mint Mentha aquatica or similar.
bull-o-the-bog: S. The bittern Botaurus stellaris.
habble-bog, quaukin-bog: A quagmire.
reid bog: A species of alga that grows under Sphagnum palustre.
shoog-bog: A quaking bog.
bjog, boag, bog, bowg, bug, byoag,
bog [bog, bɔg]
n. A bug, a louse.
n. A bug, a louse.
Compounds and phrases etc.
dinna lat bog: To give no sign, to not "let on".
bogan, boggan, boggin, buggin,
bogan [ˈbogən]
n. A boil, a large pimple, a sore or blister.
n. A boil, a large pimple, a sore or blister.
Boagen, Bogen, Bogend, Bogenn,
Bogend [ˈbogɛn(d)]
pn. Bogend (Ayrshire).
pn. Bogend (Ayrshire).