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brose-caup, caap, caapfae, cap, capp, capper, cappie, cappit, cappy, caup, cauper, caupfu, caupie, caupit, coop, cop, copper, kapp, yill_caup,
caup [kɑːp, kɔːp, N. I. kaːp]
n. A turned wooden bowl, a quaich. A measure of quantity.
dim. caupie
v. To bulge, twist, or warp.
pt. pp. caupit adj. Twisted, bent.
n. A turned wooden bowl, a quaich. A measure of quantity.
dim. caupie
v. To bulge, twist, or warp.
pt. pp. caupit adj. Twisted, bent.
Compounds and phrases etc.
brose-caup: A wooden bowl for an oatmeal dish.
cauper: A wood-turner, a maker of wooden bowls.
caupfu: A bowlful.
yill caup: An ale-mug.
cauper: A wood-turner, a maker of wooden bowls.
caupfu: A bowlful.
yill caup: An ale-mug.
caar, ca-handed, cair, cairy-handed, car, car-handed, car-haundit, car-haunit, car-pawed, carr, carr-hann, carrie, carrie-fistit, carry, caur, caur-haundit, cauri, caurie, caurie-fister, caurie-fistit, caurie-haundit, caur-pawed, caurrie-fistit, caurry, caurry-fisted, caurry-fistit, caury, cawr, corr, corrie, corrie_haunded, corrie_haunit, corrie-fisted, corrie-fister, corrie-fistit, corrie-handed, corrie-haundit, corry, corry-fisted, corry-fisted, corry-handed, cuarry-fistit, curr kerrie-fistit, currie, currie_pawed, kair, ker, ker-haundit, kerr, kerr-haundit, kerrie-fisted, skerry-handit,
caur [kɑːr, kɔːr, N. kaːr]
also caurie and kerr [N. keːr, kɛr]
adj. Left, left-handed. Awkward.
also caurie and kerr [N. keːr, kɛr]
adj. Left, left-handed. Awkward.
Compounds and phrases etc.
caurie-fister: A left-handed person.
caurie-fistit, kerrie-fistit: Left-handed.
caur-haundit, caurie-haundit, kerr-haundit, caur-pawed: Left-handed.
caurie-fistit, kerrie-fistit: Left-handed.
caur-haundit, caurie-haundit, kerr-haundit, caur-pawed: Left-handed.
caar, cair, cairs, car, carr, carrie, caur, caurie, caurs, cawr, cer, cor, cyar, kar, kyar, motorcaur, motor-cawr, skoosh-car, skoosh-caur, tramcaur, trottle, trottle-caur, trutle,
caur [kɑːr, kɔːr, N. I. kaːr]
n. A car.
dim. caurie
pl. caurs
n. A car.
dim. caurie
pl. caurs
Compounds and phrases etc.
motorcaur: Motorcar.
skoosh-caur: col. WC. A tramcar.
sleepin caur: Sleeping car.
tramcaur: A tramcar.
trottle-caur: U. A low vehicle for moving hay.
skoosh-caur: col. WC. A tramcar.
sleepin caur: Sleeping car.
tramcaur: A tramcar.
trottle-caur: U. A low vehicle for moving hay.
caurbon,
caurbon [ˈkɑːrbən, kɔːrbən, N. I. ˈkaːrbən]
n. Carbon.
n. Carbon.
caas, caase, caased, cah$se, cahse, caus, cause, caused, cos, gaase,
cause [kɑːz, kɔːz N. I. kaːz]
n. Cause.
v. To cause make, to cause something to be made.
pt. pp. caused
n. Cause.
v. To cause make, to cause something to be made.
pt. pp. caused
caasey, caasie, calsay, calsea, calsey, calsie, cassey, cassie, cassied, causa, causay, causey, causeyd, causeyed, causie, causy, cawsey, cossey,
causey [ˈkɑːzɪ, ˈkɔːzɪ, ˈkɑːse, N. I. ˈkaːzɪ]
n. A causeway, A street or pavement laid with cobble-stones as distinguished from flagstones. The paved or hard-beaten place in front of or round about a farmhouse. A close. A cobblestone.
v. To pave with small stones.
pt. pp. causeyed
n. A causeway, A street or pavement laid with cobble-stones as distinguished from flagstones. The paved or hard-beaten place in front of or round about a farmhouse. A close. A cobblestone.
v. To pave with small stones.
pt. pp. causeyed
Compounds and phrases etc.
causey stane: A paving stone, a cobblestone.
croun o the causey: The middle of the road.
croun o the causey: The middle of the road.
Caaseybank, Caasiebank, Causewaybank, Causeybank,
Causeybank [ˈkɑsbɑŋk]
pn. Causewaybank (Berwickshire).
pn. Causewaybank (Berwickshire).
Causeyend,
Causeyend [ˈkɑːzɪɛn(d), ˈkɔːzɪ-, ˈkɑːse-, N. I. ˈkaːzɪ-, -en(d), N. -əi(ə)n(d)]
pn. Causewayend (West Lothian).
pn. Causewayend (West Lothian).
caastick, caustic, cowstic, cowstick,
caustic [ˈkɑːstɪk, ˈkɔːstɪk, N. I. ˈkaːstɪk]
adj. Caustic.
adj. Caustic.
cavalier [ˈkavəliːr]
n. arch. A horseman, especially a cavalryman.
n. arch. A horseman, especially a cavalryman.