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cabbiclaw, cabbi-claw, cabbie, cabbie_claw, cabbie-claw, cabbie-claw, cabelew, cabylou, kabbelow, kabbi, kabbie, kabbilow,
cabelew [keblu]
n. N. I.Sh. A cod Gadus morhua which has been salted and hung for a few days but not thouroughly dried.
dim. I.Sh. cabbie A small cod.
n. N. I.Sh. A cod Gadus morhua which has been salted and hung for a few days but not thouroughly dried.
dim. I.Sh. cabbie A small cod.
Compounds and phrases etc.
cabbie-claw: Salted cod served with eggs, potatoes and parsley.
caber, cabers, cabre, gaaber, gaabert, gabber, gabbert, gaber, gauber, gaubert, jabbard, kebar, kebars,
caber [ˈkebər, ˈkabər, ˈgebər, ˈgabər]
n. A long, heavy pole. A beam, rafter. arch. A lean horse.
n. A long, heavy pole. A beam, rafter. arch. A lean horse.
cabil, cable, capill,
cable [kebl]
n. A cable.
n. A cable.
cach, cach_haunit, cack, cack_handit, cacket, cack-haundit, cackie, cackit, cockie, cockies,
cack [kak]
also cackie
v. To defecate.
pt. pp. cackit
also cackie
v. To defecate.
pt. pp. cackit
Compounds and phrases etc.
cack-haundit: Left-handed.
Cadder_Bank, Cadderbank, Cauderbank,
Cadderbank [ˈkadərbaŋk]
pn. Calderbank (North Lanarkshire).
pn. Calderbank (North Lanarkshire).
caddie, caddy, cadie, cady, caudy, coddy,
caddie [kadi]
n. A cadet, carrier, bearer, messenger, fellow.
n. A cadet, carrier, bearer, messenger, fellow.
allie-caddie, aulie_caddie, caddie, caddy, kaddi, kaddie, kaddy, kadi, kiddie, kiddy,
caddie [I. kadi]
n. An orphan or pet lamb. An ill-natured or mischievous person, a spoilt child.
n. An orphan or pet lamb. An ill-natured or mischievous person, a spoilt child.
Compounds and phrases etc.
aalie caddie: An orphan or pet lamb.
caddie, caddis, caddy, cadis, cudis, keddis,
caddis [ˈkadɪs, ˈkɛdɪs]
also caddie [ˈkadɪ]
n. Shreds of material, rags, a wad of cloth in an ink bottle, fluffy dust.
also caddie [ˈkadɪ]
n. Shreds of material, rags, a wad of cloth in an ink bottle, fluffy dust.
cadence [ˈkedəns]
n. Rhythm or metre.
n. Rhythm or metre.
caager, cadge, cadger, cadgie, cadgin, caitch, codge, gadger, kedge, keytch,
cadge [kadʒ]
v. To hawk or peddle wares. To beg, sponge. To carry loads, parcels etc. To shake, knock about, jostle.
v. To hawk or peddle wares. To beg, sponge. To carry loads, parcels etc. To shake, knock about, jostle.
Compounds and phrases etc.
cadger [kadʒər]: A hawker, carrier, disagreeable person. dim. cadgie
cadgin: Hawking or peddling wares. A jolt.
cadgin: Hawking or peddling wares. A jolt.