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circuceesed, circumceese, circumceesion,
circumceese [ˈsɪrkəsiːz]
v. To circumcise.
pt. pp. circuceesed
v. To circumcise.
pt. pp. circuceesed
Compounds and phrases etc.
circumceesion: Circumcision.
circumstance,
circumstance [ˈsɪrkəmstans]
n. A circumstance, an elaboration of details.
n. A circumstance, an elaboration of details.
circumvene,
circumvene [ˈsɪrkəmvin]
v. Circumvent, to get the better of, to outwit. To make the circuit of, go round.
v. Circumvent, to get the better of, to outwit. To make the circuit of, go round.
cistern, cistren,
cistren [ˈsɪstrən, ˈsɪstərn]
n. A cistern.
n. A cistern.
claag, claag, claug, klag,
claag [I.Sh. klaːg]
n. A cackling.
v. Of fowls: to cackle, clamour. To jabber, twaddle.
n. A cackling.
v. Of fowls: to cackle, clamour. To jabber, twaddle.
claaber, clabber, clabberd, clabbered, clabberie, clabbert, clabbery, clauber, clobber, clobbery, glabber,
clabber [klabər, ˈklɔbər]
n. Mud, clay, dirt, mire.
v. To cover with mud or dirt.
pt. pp. clabbert, clabbered
n. Mud, clay, dirt, mire.
v. To cover with mud or dirt.
pt. pp. clabbert, clabbered
clabbery
adj. Dirty, muddy.
adj. Dirty, muddy.
clabbie, clabbie_dhu, clabbie_doo, clabbie_dou, clabbie_du, clabbie_dubh, clabbie-dhu, clabbiedoo, clabbie-doo, clabbiedoos, clabbie-dou, clabbie-du, clabby, clabby_dhu, clabby_doo, clabby_dou, clabby_du, clabbydhu, clabby-dhu, clabbydoo, clabby-doo, clabby-dou, clabby-du, clappie, clappie_dhu, clappie_doo, clappie_dou, clappie_du, clappie-dhu, clappiedoo, clappie-doo, clappiedoos, clappie-dou, clappie-du, clappy, clappy_dhu, clappy_doo, clappy_dou, clappy_du, clappydhu, clappy-dhu, clappydoo, clappydoo, clappy-doo, clappy-dou, clappy-du, clochiedow, clubadoo, clubbydoo, clupadoo, cluppydoo, klapydoo,
clabbydhu [WC.ˈklabɪduː]
n. The horse mussel Modiolus modiolus.
Elided clabby. col. Someone with a big mouth.
n. The horse mussel Modiolus modiolus.
Elided clabby. col. Someone with a big mouth.
From Gaelic clab and dubh.
clach_neart, clachneart,
clach [klax]
n. The Gaelic for stone. Not used in Scots but may occur in some Gaelic loan-words.
n. The Gaelic for stone. Not used in Scots but may occur in some Gaelic loan-words.
Compounds and phrases etc.
clach neart: 'Stone of strength', a putting stone.
clachan, clackan, claghan, claughin,
clachan [ˈklaxən]
n. A hamlet or village generally containing a church, a small cluster of cottages.
n. A hamlet or village generally containing a church, a small cluster of cottages.
clack, clackan, cleck, cleckane,
clack [klak]
n. The clapper of a mill. Chatter, insolence, a sharp noise.
v. To gossip.
n. The clapper of a mill. Chatter, insolence, a sharp noise.
v. To gossip.
Compounds and phrases etc.
clackan [ˈklakən]: A shuttlecock, a wooden bat or raquet.
clackan [ˈklakən]: A shuttlecock, a wooden bat or raquet.