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boose, boosin, booze, boozin, bous$t, bouse, boused, bousin, bouze, bouzin, bowsan, bowse, bowsin, bowsing,
bouse [buːz]
n. Liquor.
v. To drink heavily.
pt. pp. boused
n. Liquor.
v. To drink heavily.
pt. pp. boused
Compounds and phrases etc.
bousin: Drinking heavily.
booce, boocin, boos, boose, boossan, boucin, bouse, bousin, bus, busin,
bouse [bus]
n. N. I. Excessive haste, a rush. A turmoil.
v. To bustle about, to rush.
n. N. I. Excessive haste, a rush. A turmoil.
v. To bustle about, to rush.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bousin: A bustling about. Bustling, energetic.
boost, boust, buist,
boust [bust]
v. To drive off, shoo away.
v. To drive off, shoo away.
boot, bout, bowt,
bout [but, bʌut]
n. A bout, a spell of work or exercise, trial of strength. The ground covered by a plough. A swathe cut by a scythesman. A drinking binge.
n. A bout, a spell of work or exercise, trial of strength. The ground covered by a plough. A swathe cut by a scythesman. A drinking binge.
boot, boultit, bout, boutit, bowt, bult,
bout [but, bʌut]
n. A sieve.
v. To sift flour, meal, etc. through a sieve or fine cloth.
pt. pp. boutit adj. Sifted, refined.
n. A sieve.
v. To sift flour, meal, etc. through a sieve or fine cloth.
pt. pp. boutit adj. Sifted, refined.
booch, bootch, boutch, bowch, bowtch,
boutch [butʃ, bʌutʃ]
n. A botch, bungle, muddle.
v. To botch, bungle, muddle.
n. A botch, bungle, muddle.
v. To botch, bungle, muddle.
boutie [ˈbuti]
n. arch. I.Sh. The Manx shearwater Puffinus puffinus
n. arch. I.Sh. The Manx shearwater Puffinus puffinus
boch, boich, booch, boochin, bouch, bouchin, bowch, bowchin, byoch,
bowch [bʌux, bux]
also boch [bɔx, bjɔx]
n. A supressed bark.
v. To bark, to cough.
also boch [bɔx, bjɔx]
n. A supressed bark.
v. To bark, to cough.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bowchin: Barking, coughing etc.
boldin, boldinit, bouden, bouden$d, boudent, bowden, bowdend, bowdent,
bowden [ˈbʌudən]
v. To swell, to rise in flood.
pt. pp. bowdent adj. Swollen, affected by extreme grief or pride.
v. To swell, to rise in flood.
pt. pp. bowdent adj. Swollen, affected by extreme grief or pride.
boal, boall, boill, bol, bole, boll, bool, bow, bowe, bowes, bowl, bows,
bowe [bʌu]
also bole [bɔl]
n. A dry measure for oats, barley, meal or potatoes etc.
pl. bowes
also bole [bɔl]
n. A dry measure for oats, barley, meal or potatoes etc.
pl. bowes