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char, charr, chaur, choan, choar, chor, chore, chore$t, chored, chorey, chorie, chorie, chorin, choring, chorrie, chory, choryin, chorying, joran,
chore [tʃoːr, S. tʃɑːr]
n. Stolen goods.
dim. chorie
v. To steal.
pt. pp. chore't, chored
n. Stolen goods.
dim. chorie
v. To steal.
pt. pp. chore't, chored
Compounds and phrases etc.
chorin: Stealing.
cheuk, cheukie, cheuks, chook, chookay, chookie, chooks, chooky, chouk, choukie, chouks, chuck, chuckie, chucks, chucky, shook, shookie, shooks, shouk, shoukie, shouks, teuk, teukie, teuks, tewk, tewkie, tewks, took, tooks, tooky, tuck, tuckie, tucks, tucky, tuke, tukes, tukey,
chouk [tʒuk, tʒuk NN.b. I.Ork. ˈʃuk]
n. A chicken.
pl. chouks
dim. choukie [ˈtʒuki, ˈtʒuke, NN.b. I.Ork. ˈʃuki] NN.b. I.Ork. The Manx shearwater Puffinus puffinus
n. A chicken.
pl. chouks
dim. choukie [ˈtʒuki, ˈtʒuke, NN.b. I.Ork. ˈʃuki] NN.b. I.Ork. The Manx shearwater Puffinus puffinus
cha, cha$, cha$in, chaa, chaaen, chaain, chaas, chaasome, chaw, chawd, chawed, chawes, chawin, chawl, chawn, chaws, chawsome, cheek_for_chowe, chew, chewnie, choonie, choony, chouw, chouws, chow, chowdlers, chowe, chowed, chowedlers, chowes, chowesome, chowie, chowin, chows, chowsome, jaw, schow, schowe, schowed, schowin, sheek-for-showe, show, showe, showe, showed, showin,
chowe [tʃʌu, I.Sh. ʃʌu]
also chaw [tʃɑː, dʒɑː, tʃɔː, dʒɔː, N. I. tʃaː]
n. The act of chewing, a quid of tobacco. A disappointment, a snub. I.Sh. A piece broken out of something.
v. To chew. To provoke, to vex.
pt. chew [tʃuː], chowed
pp. chowed, chawed, chawn adj. Envious and dissapointed.
also chaw [tʃɑː, dʒɑː, tʃɔː, dʒɔː, N. I. tʃaː]
n. The act of chewing, a quid of tobacco. A disappointment, a snub. I.Sh. A piece broken out of something.
v. To chew. To provoke, to vex.
pt. chew [tʃuː], chowed
pp. chowed, chawed, chawn adj. Envious and dissapointed.
Compounds and phrases etc.
cheek for chowe: Cheek by jowl.
chewnie: DD. sl. Chewing gum.
chowin [ˈtʃʌuɪn], chawin [ˈtʃɑɪn:, ˈdʒɑɪn:, ˈtʃɔːɪn, ˈdʒɔːɪn, N. I. ˈtʃaːɪn]: Chewing, vexing.
chowedlers: MN. col. Teeth.
chowes, chaws: Chews, provokes, makes jealous.
chowsome, chawsome [-səm]: Disappointing.
chowter: MN. col. A term of endearment for children.
haurd chowe, haurd chaw: U. col. A 'hard case', a very rough person.
chewnie: DD. sl. Chewing gum.
chowin [ˈtʃʌuɪn], chawin [ˈtʃɑɪn:, ˈdʒɑɪn:, ˈtʃɔːɪn, ˈdʒɔːɪn, N. I. ˈtʃaːɪn]: Chewing, vexing.
chowedlers: MN. col. Teeth.
chowes, chaws: Chews, provokes, makes jealous.
chowsome, chawsome [-səm]: Disappointing.
chowter: MN. col. A term of endearment for children.
haurd chowe, haurd chaw: U. col. A 'hard case', a very rough person.
chaw, chow, chowe,
chowe [tʃʌu]
n. arch. MN. The game of shinty or the wooden ball used in the game of shinty. I.Ork. A big lump or mass of something like a turf etc.
n. arch. MN. The game of shinty or the wooden ball used in the game of shinty. I.Ork. A big lump or mass of something like a turf etc.
choak, chock, chockit, chok, choke, chokit, chokkit, chouk, chowk, chowkin, chowkit, shock, shock, shokkin,
chowk [tʃʌuk, tʃɔːk, tʃok, tʃuk]
v. To choke.
pt. pp. chowkit
v. To choke.
pt. pp. chowkit
Compounds and phrases etc.
chowkin: Choking.
chock, chocks, chok, choke, chokes, choks, chook, chooks, chouk, chouks, chowk, chowks, shock, shocks, shouk, shouks, showk, showks,
chowk [tʃʌuk, tʃok, tʃuk]
n. The cheek, the jaw.
pl. chowks
n. The cheek, the jaw.
pl. chowks
chaal, chaals, chawel, chawels, chawl, chawls, chool, chools, chowel, chowels, chowl, chowls, jawl, jawls, jool, jools, joule,
chowl [ˈtʃʌul]
n. The jowl.
pl. chowls
v. To make ridiculous or wry faces, a mournful cry, a whine.
n. The jowl.
pl. chowls
v. To make ridiculous or wry faces, a mournful cry, a whine.
Chrichton, Chrichtoun,
Chrichton [ˈkrɪçtən]
pn. Chrichton (Midlothian).
pn. Chrichton (Midlothian).
Chreestian, Chreistian, Chressmis, Chressmiss, Chrisamas, Chrissendie, Chrissendy, Chrissenmas, chrissmas, chrissmass, Chrissymas, Christendie, Christendy, Christenmas, Christian, Crissenmass, Kirsendy, Kirsenmass, Krisamas, Krismas, Krissmiss,
Christ [ˈkrɪst]
n. Christ.
n. Christ.
Compounds and phrases etc.
Christendie [ˈkrɪs(ə)nˈdi]: Christendom.
Christenmas [ˈkrɪs(ə)nˈmas]: Christmas.
Christian [ˈkrɪstjən]: A Christian.
Christenmas [ˈkrɪs(ə)nˈmas]: Christmas.
Christian [ˈkrɪstjən]: A Christian.
chrome, chromium,
chrome [ˈkroːm]
n. Chrome.
n. Chrome.
Compounds and phrases etc.
chromium: Chromium.