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claam, clam, clamm,
clam [klam]
adj. Sticky, damp, clammy.
adj. Sticky, damp, clammy.
claam, clam, clamb, clamm, clamshell,
clam [klam, klʌm, klɪmt]
also clamshell
n. The scallop Pecten maximus or Aequipecten opercularis.
also clamshell
n. The scallop Pecten maximus or Aequipecten opercularis.
clamant,
clamant [ˈklamənt]
adj. Clamant, crying out, clamorous, urgent, calling for redress.
adj. Clamant, crying out, clamorous, urgent, calling for redress.
clamersome, clamersum, clammersome, clammersum,
clamersome [ˈklamərsəm]
adj. Noisily discontented, contentious.
adj. Noisily discontented, contentious.
clamhewit, clamihewit, clammyhowat,
clamihewit [klamɪh(j)uɪt, klaməˈhuɪk]
n. A blow, a thrashing, uproar.
n. A blow, a thrashing, uproar.
clamgamphrie, clamjaffry, clamjamfrey, clamjamfrie, clamjamfry, clamjamphray, clamjamphrie, clamjamphry, clanjaffrie, clanjamfrey, clanjamfrie, clanjamfry, clanjamphrey, clanjamphrie, clanjamphry,
clamjamfrie [klamˈdʒamfrɪ, -fre, -ˈdʒafre, klan-, klʌmˈdʒamprɪ]
n. A crowd, a mob, a vulgar crowd, odds and ends. Hurly-burly, row, commotion.
n. A crowd, a mob, a vulgar crowd, odds and ends. Hurly-burly, row, commotion.
clammer, climmer, klimmer, sclammer, sklammer,
clammer [ˈklamər, I.Ork. ˈklɪmər]
also with prothetic s sclammer [ˈsklamər]
v. To climb, clamber.
also with prothetic s sclammer [ˈsklamər]
v. To climb, clamber.
clammer, clammert, clamour, clamourt, sclamer, sclammer, sclamour, sclamourt, sclaumer,
clamour [ˈklamər]
also MN. with prothetic s sclamour [ˈsklamər]
n. Clamour
v. To clamour.
pt. pp. clamourt, clamoured MN. sclamourt
also MN. with prothetic s sclamour [ˈsklamər]
n. Clamour
v. To clamour.
pt. pp. clamourt, clamoured MN. sclamourt
clam, clamer, clamers, clamf, clamfer, clamfit, clamm, clammeer, clamp, clamper, clampers, clampet, clamph, clampher, clamphit, clampit, clamps, clams, clamsh, climp, climper, clump, clumper, glaum, glaumers, glaumers, glaums, glaun, glauners, glauners, glauns, klamp, tattie-clamp,
clamp [ˈklamp]
also clamph [ˈklamf]
n. A clamp, spiked iron fitted to shoes to prevent slipping, noise made by studded shoes or clogs, a heavy footstep.
pl. clamps Clamps, pincers, a vice.
v. To clamp, patch or mend.
pt. clampit Trod heavily, mended. n. A large iron sole or toe piece in a shoe.
also clamph [ˈklamf]
n. A clamp, spiked iron fitted to shoes to prevent slipping, noise made by studded shoes or clogs, a heavy footstep.
pl. clamps Clamps, pincers, a vice.
v. To clamp, patch or mend.
pt. clampit Trod heavily, mended. n. A large iron sole or toe piece in a shoe.
clamper [ˈklampər, ˈklamfər, ˈklʌmpər]
also clampher
n. A stout, heavy shoe, a heavy or clattering noise, clutter.
pl. clampers Clamps, pincers, a vice.
v. To patch.
also clampher
n. A stout, heavy shoe, a heavy or clattering noise, clutter.
pl. clampers Clamps, pincers, a vice.
v. To patch.
Compounds and phrases etc.
tattie-clamp: A potato pit.
clan, claun,
clan [klan]
n. Formally a social and political unit in the Highlands or Borders bearing a common name from a supposed joint ancestor and united under a chief. Also used more generally of a group or family.
n. Formally a social and political unit in the Highlands or Borders bearing a common name from a supposed joint ancestor and united under a chief. Also used more generally of a group or family.