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clam, clem, klam,
clem [klɛm, klɪm]
adj. col. Mean, low. Imperfect, badly done.
adj. col. Mean, low. Imperfect, badly done.
clench, clinch,
clench [klɛnʃ]
v. To clench, clinch, settle.
v. To clench, clinch, settle.
clep, klep, klepp,
clep [klɛp]
n. A clip, a device for seizing or grasping.
n. A clip, a device for seizing or grasping.
clep, clepsie, clepsy, klep, klepp, kleppo,
clep [I.Ork. klɛp]
n. A lump of any soft substance. A thick oat-bannock.
dim. clepsie
n. A lump of any soft substance. A thick oat-bannock.
dim. clepsie
claisp, clesp, sclesp, sklesp,
clesp [klɛsp, klesp]
also with prothetic s sclesp
n. A clasp.
also with prothetic s sclesp
n. A clasp.
claiss, classeefie, classifie, cless, clessed, clesses, clessifee, clessit, clessreum, clessroom, clessruim, clesst, kless,
cless [klɛs]
n. A class, a lesson.
pl. clesses
v. To class.
pt. pp. clesst
n. A class, a lesson.
pl. clesses
v. To class.
pt. pp. clesst
Compounds and phrases etc.
clessifee [ˈklɛsəfiː]: To classify.
clessroom: A classroom.
clessroom: A classroom.
clet, clett, klet, klett,
clet [NN.b. I. klɛt]
n. A detached rock, generally in the sea, but occasionally applied also to isolated rocks on the land (as distinct from those showing on the face of a hill).
n. A detached rock, generally in the sea, but occasionally applied also to isolated rocks on the land (as distinct from those showing on the face of a hill).
cleuch, cleugh, clough, cloy,
cleuch [kl(j)ux]
n. A clough. A narrow gorge or chasm with high rocky sides. A crag, rock.
n. A clough. A narrow gorge or chasm with high rocky sides. A crag, rock.
caurie-cleukit, caurie-clookit, cleuk, cleukit, cleuky, clook, clookie, clookit, clooks, clooky, clouk, cloukit, cluck, cluckt, cluik, cluikit, cluiks, cluk, cluke, clukeit, clukkit,
cleuk [kl(j)uk, MN. klʌk]
n. A claw.
v. To scratch, to dig the claws into. To seize roughly.
pt. pp. cleukit adj. Having the qualities of a claw.
n. A claw.
v. To scratch, to dig the claws into. To seize roughly.
pt. pp. cleukit adj. Having the qualities of a claw.
cleuky
adj. MN. Tricky, artful.
adj. MN. Tricky, artful.
Compounds and phrases etc.
caurie-cleukit: Left-handed.
clew, cloo, clou, clue, kloo, stowe_a_clew, stown_a_clue,
clew [kluː]
n. A ball of rope, thread or wool.
n. A ball of rope, thread or wool.
Compounds and phrases etc.
stowe a clew: To pack a ball of thread.