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cash,
cash [kaʃ]
n. Money in coins or notes, as distinct from cheques, money orders, or credit.
n. Money in coins or notes, as distinct from cheques, money orders, or credit.
cass, casse, casst,
cass [kas]
v. leg. To annul, repeal.
pt. pp. casst
v. leg. To annul, repeal.
pt. pp. casst
caes, caisie, caissie, caize, case, casie, cassie, cassiefu, cosie, keize, keshie, kessi, kishie, kishie-foo, kysie,
cassie [ˈka(ː)sɪ, MN. ˈkeiz(i)]
also I.Sh. kishie [ˈkɪʃɪ, ˈkeʃɪ, ˈkɛʃɪ,]
n. A woven basket. A small tub. N. I. The cowrie shell Trivia arctica.
also I.Sh. kishie [ˈkɪʃɪ, ˈkeʃɪ, ˈkɛʃɪ,]
n. A woven basket. A small tub. N. I. The cowrie shell Trivia arctica.
Compounds and phrases etc.
cassiefu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: The quantity which fills a cassie.
$wa-cast, affcast, aff-cast, affcasts, aff-casts, aftercast, aiftercast, awa-cast, back-cast, braidcast, braidcuist, braidkuist, caist, cas$en, casen, cass, cassen, cassent, cassin, cassin, cast, cast_oot, cast-back, casten, castin, castin_up, cast-oot, caust, caust-back, caustin_up, ceest, ceesten, ceust, ceustin, coost, coostin, cöst, cuissen, cuist, cuisten, cuistin, cussen, cyast, doon-castin, doon-cuistin, doun-castin, eftercast, efterkast, forecast, kasen, kassen, kast, keesht, keess, keest, kest, kest, kestin, köst, köstin, kuist, kuistin, o$ercast, oorcast, ootcas$en, ootcassen, ootcast, ootceest, ootceesten, ootcoost, ootcuissen, ootcuist, ootcuisten, ootcussen, ootkeesht, ootkeest, ootqueest, outcast, overcastin, owercassen, owercast, owercasten, owrecast, paet-castin, peat-castin, queest, stane-cast, upcast, up-castin, upkast, wa-cast,
cast [kast, kɛst]
n. A throw. The distance covered by 'the throw'. A certain quantity or measure. Fortune, luck, opportunity, chance, Skill of hand, a habit. A friendly turn, help, assistance. Aspect, demeanour, appearance. An attack, a stroke of illness.
v. To cast, throw. To sow seeds etc. To toss the head. To twist the ankle. To reject, defeat. Of colours: to fade. To vomit, eject from the stomach.
pt. cuist [kyst, kɪst, N. kist] Cast, estimated, reckoned.
pp. casten [ˈkas(t)n], cuisten [kʌsn, kys(t)n, kɪs(t)n, kus(t)n] adj. Of colours: faded, I.Sh. sour.
n. A throw. The distance covered by 'the throw'. A certain quantity or measure. Fortune, luck, opportunity, chance, Skill of hand, a habit. A friendly turn, help, assistance. Aspect, demeanour, appearance. An attack, a stroke of illness.
v. To cast, throw. To sow seeds etc. To toss the head. To twist the ankle. To reject, defeat. Of colours: to fade. To vomit, eject from the stomach.
pt. cuist [kyst, kɪst, N. kist] Cast, estimated, reckoned.
pp. casten [ˈkas(t)n], cuisten [kʌsn, kys(t)n, kɪs(t)n, kus(t)n] adj. Of colours: faded, I.Sh. sour.
Compounds and phrases etc.
aff-cast: MN. One who is cast off or repudiated, an offcast.
aff-casts: MN. Cast-off clothes.
awa-cast contracted 'wa-cast: Anything worthless.
back-cast: An unexpected blow, reverse, a relapse in health
braidcast: Broadcast.
cast-back: A setback, a relapse.
castin [ˈkas(t)ɪn, ˈkɛs(t)ɪn]: Casting, throwing
cast oot: Disagree, throw out.
cast ower: To think over, consider.
castin up: Recrimination.
cast up: To taunt, reproach, appear, "turn up", befall. Of weather: to clear up.
doun-castin: Depression.
eftercast: An effect.
forecast: Forethought, premeditation.
ootcast: A quarrel, to quarrel. pt. ootcuist pp. ootcuisten.
owercast, owercasten: Overcast, threatening sky.
stane-cast: A stone's throw.
upcast: v. To taunt, reproach, bring up against one, cast in one's teeth, allege as a fault. To calculate, reckon, estimate. Of clouds: to gather. n. An upset, state of being overturned. A taunt, reproach, a ground or occasion for criticism.
up-castin: The rising of clouds above the horizon threatening rain.
aff-casts: MN. Cast-off clothes.
awa-cast contracted 'wa-cast: Anything worthless.
back-cast: An unexpected blow, reverse, a relapse in health
braidcast: Broadcast.
cast-back: A setback, a relapse.
castin [ˈkas(t)ɪn, ˈkɛs(t)ɪn]: Casting, throwing
cast oot: Disagree, throw out.
cast ower: To think over, consider.
castin up: Recrimination.
cast up: To taunt, reproach, appear, "turn up", befall. Of weather: to clear up.
doun-castin: Depression.
eftercast: An effect.
forecast: Forethought, premeditation.
ootcast: A quarrel, to quarrel. pt. ootcuist pp. ootcuisten.
owercast, owercasten: Overcast, threatening sky.
stane-cast: A stone's throw.
upcast: v. To taunt, reproach, bring up against one, cast in one's teeth, allege as a fault. To calculate, reckon, estimate. Of clouds: to gather. n. An upset, state of being overturned. A taunt, reproach, a ground or occasion for criticism.
up-castin: The rising of clouds above the horizon threatening rain.
caissle, caisslin, casle, caslin, cassel, casselin, cassle, casslin, castel, castelin, castell, castellin, castle, castlein, castlin, eft_castle, kassel, kasselin, kassle, kassled, kasslin, kastel, kastelin, kessel, kesselin,
castle [kas(t)l]
n. A castle. An isolated pillar of rock in the sea. U. A stack of peats.
n. A castle. An isolated pillar of rock in the sea. U. A stack of peats.
Compounds and phrases etc.
castlin: U. Stacking peats.
eft castle: To poop of a ship.
eft castle: To poop of a ship.
casual, caswal, casyil,
casual [ˈkaʒ(j)uəl]
adj. Casual, accidental, happening by chance.
adj. Casual, accidental, happening by chance.
cat, cat$s_een, cat$s-tail, cat$s-tails, cataface, catawhissie, cat-kyndness, cat-tails, catterbat, catterbatch, catter-batter, cattie, cattie_face, cattieface, cattie-face, cat-waa, cat-waw, caut, cautie, kat, kattie, ket, kettie, kyet, kyettie, sea-cat, whip-the-cat, whup-the-cat, wilcat, wildcat, wilecat, wilkie, wilkies, wilky, willkie, wulcat, wulkies, wullcat, wull-cat, wylecat,
cat [kat]
n. A cat.
dim. cattie A (small) cat, pussy cat.
n. A cat.
dim. cattie A (small) cat, pussy cat.
Compounds and phrases etc.
catter-batter: A broil, a quarrel. To wrangle.
cat's een: S. SW. WC. The germander speedwell Veronica chamaedrys.
cat-kindness: Cupboard love.
cat-tails, cat's-tails: The cotton grass Eriophorum vaginatum.
cattie face: I.Ork. The short-eared owl Asio flammeus.
cat-waw: I. A wall-level partition between two rooms in a house.
gib cat: A tomcat.
hing the cat: To work slowly or to rule, lounge about, hold things up.
meet the cat: To have a spell of bad luck.
roant cat: A tabby cat.
sea-cat: NEC. The wolffish Anarhichas lupus.
whip-the-cat: An itinerant tailor.
wildcat [ˈwɪl(d)kat, ˈwʌl(d)kat]: A wildcat Felis silvestris silvestris, contracted form wilkie.
tummle yer wilkies: Go head over heels, somersault.
cat's een: S. SW. WC. The germander speedwell Veronica chamaedrys.
cat-kindness: Cupboard love.
cat-tails, cat's-tails: The cotton grass Eriophorum vaginatum.
cattie face: I.Ork. The short-eared owl Asio flammeus.
cat-waw: I. A wall-level partition between two rooms in a house.
gib cat: A tomcat.
hing the cat: To work slowly or to rule, lounge about, hold things up.
meet the cat: To have a spell of bad luck.
roant cat: A tabby cat.
sea-cat: NEC. The wolffish Anarhichas lupus.
whip-the-cat: An itinerant tailor.
wildcat [ˈwɪl(d)kat, ˈwʌl(d)kat]: A wildcat Felis silvestris silvestris, contracted form wilkie.
tummle yer wilkies: Go head over heels, somersault.
catalog, catalogue, cattie,
catalogue [ˈkatəlog]
n. A roll, register.
dim. col. cattie A (mail order) catalogue.
n. A roll, register.
dim. col. cattie A (mail order) catalogue.
catapult, cattie, catty,
catapult [ˈkatəplʌlt]
n. A catapult.
dim. cattie
n. A catapult.
dim. cattie
cataract, catrac, catrack, catrick, catsherd,
cataract [ˈkatətək(t), katrək]
n. A cataract.
n. A cataract.