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cladach, claddach, claudach, cleddach, cloddach, cloddoch, cluddoch,
claddach [WC. ˈkladəx]
n. The gravelly bed or edge of a river. A small heap of stones.
n. The gravelly bed or edge of a river. A small heap of stones.
cla$es, claaze, claes, claes-pin, claethes, claeths, clais, claise, claithes, claithing, clase, clathes, clayes, cleas, cleeding, clees, cleise, cleys, cleysies, cleyz, clise, clyse, clyze, deid_claes, deidclaes, deid-claes, klaze, scuddlin_claes, scuddlin-claes,
claes [kleːz, N. kləiz]
n. pl. Clothes.
n. pl. Clothes.
Compounds and phrases etc.
claes brush: clothes brush
claes-pin: A clothes-peg.
claes towe: A washing-line.
deid claes: A shroud.
guid claes: I. Best clothes.
inside claes: Underclothing.
scuddlin claes: I. Second-best clothes, casual wear.
weirin claes: Clothes for everyday use.
claes-pin: A clothes-peg.
claes towe: A washing-line.
deid claes: A shroud.
guid claes: I. Best clothes.
inside claes: Underclothing.
scuddlin claes: I. Second-best clothes, casual wear.
weirin claes: Clothes for everyday use.
clack, clacker, clackit, clackum, clag, clagam, clagger, claggered, claggie, claggieleerum, claggileerum, claggit, claggum, claggy, clagum, claigur, claik, claiker, claikit, claikum, clauger, claugher, cleg, clegged, clegger, cleggit, cleggum, clochy, clockin, clocky, clyager, kleg, klyauger,
clag [klag, U. klɛg]
n. A lump or accumulation of clay, mud, snow, etc. A sticky mass.
v. To besmear with dirt or any adhesive substance, such as clay, mud etc. To clog, stick to, stop up, cause to adhere.
pt. pp. claggit [ˈklagɪt, U. ˈklɛgɪt] adj. Besmeared, clogged, sticky.
n. A lump or accumulation of clay, mud, snow, etc. A sticky mass.
v. To besmear with dirt or any adhesive substance, such as clay, mud etc. To clog, stick to, stop up, cause to adhere.
pt. pp. claggit [ˈklagɪt, U. ˈklɛgɪt] adj. Besmeared, clogged, sticky.
Compounds and phrases etc.
clagger [ˈkl(j)agər]: One who removes clags. To besmear, make sticky.
claggie [ˈklagi, U. ˈklɛgɪ]: Sticky. SW. Warm, moist, misty.
claggum [ˈklagəm], claggileerum: Sticky treacle or toffee or things made there of.
claggie [ˈklagi, U. ˈklɛgɪ]: Sticky. SW. Warm, moist, misty.
claggum [ˈklagəm], claggileerum: Sticky treacle or toffee or things made there of.
claich, claichin, claicht, clech, clechin, klaich, klaichin,
claich [klex]
v. To besmear, to continually mix a viscous substance, to poke or work in such a substance.
pt. pp. claicht adj. Besmeared.
v. To besmear, to continually mix a viscous substance, to poke or work in such a substance.
pt. pp. claicht adj. Besmeared.
Compounds and phrases etc.
claichin [ˈklexɪn]: Dirty, untidy and unskillful.
clack, claic, claik, clek, kleck, klek, klek-geese,
claik [klek]
n. A barnacle. The barnacle-goose Branta leucopsis.
n. A barnacle. The barnacle-goose Branta leucopsis.
clack, claek, claic, claik, claik, claiked, claiken, claikin, claikit, clake, clake, cleck, clyack, klyack,
claik [klek, MN. kljaːk]
n. The shrill or raucous sound made by a bird. The noise made by a hen. Gossip, chatter.
v. Of birds: to make a shrill noise, to make a clucking noise as a hen does. To gossip, tattle, chatter.
pt. pp. claikit
n. The shrill or raucous sound made by a bird. The noise made by a hen. Gossip, chatter.
v. Of birds: to make a shrill noise, to make a clucking noise as a hen does. To gossip, tattle, chatter.
pt. pp. claikit
Compounds and phrases etc.
claikin: Clucking, gossiping, etc.
claem, claim, reclaim,
claim [klem]
n. A claim.
v. To claim.
n. A claim.
v. To claim.
Compounds and phrases etc.
acclaim: To claim, lay claim to.
reclaim: leg. To appeal.
reclaim: leg. To appeal.
clairet, clairit,
clairet [ˈkleːrət]
n. Claret wine.
n. Claret wine.
braidclaith, braid-claith, claeth, claeths, claith, claith-like, cleth, cloath,
claith [kleθ, klɛθ]
n. Cloth.
n. Cloth.
Compounds and phrases etc.
aw ae claith: All the same.
braidclaith: Broadcloth.
meat-like and claith-like: Well fed and well looking.
braidclaith: Broadcloth.
meat-like and claith-like: Well fed and well looking.
See n. claes also.
See v. cleid also
See v. cleid also
claiver, claiverin, claivers, claver, claverin, clavers, clavverin, clever, sclaive, sclave, sclaver,
claiver [ˈkleːvər]
also back-formation with prothetic s MN. sclaive.
n. An idle tale, gossip, foolish talk, nonsense. A foolish, idle talker.
pl. claivers Tittle-tattle, gossip.
v. Totalk idly or foolishly, to gossip. A talk, conversation.
also back-formation with prothetic s MN. sclaive.
n. An idle tale, gossip, foolish talk, nonsense. A foolish, idle talker.
pl. claivers Tittle-tattle, gossip.
v. Totalk idly or foolishly, to gossip. A talk, conversation.
Compounds and phrases etc.
claiverin: Gossiping, talking foolishly.