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cradach, cradden, cradeuch,
cradden [ˈkradən]
also cradeuch [ˈkrad(j)ux, krad(j)ʌx]
n. A small person.
also cradeuch [ˈkrad(j)ux, krad(j)ʌx]
n. A small person.
cradelt, cradely, cradle, cradlet, cradlie, cradlit, cradly, craidle, creddle, creddlie, credle,
cradle [kredl, kradl, krɛdl]
n. A cradle.
dim. cradlie
v. To rear a child, to build the stone-work of a well shaft.
pt. pp. cradelt
n. A cradle.
dim. cradlie
v. To rear a child, to build the stone-work of a well shaft.
pt. pp. cradelt
craft, crafter, craftie, croaft, croft, crofter, kracht, kraft, lea-craft, lea-craft, lea-croft, ley-croft,
craft [kraft]
n. A croft. A small piece of land adjoining a house, the infield or cultivated land. A small land-holding.
dim. craftie
n. A croft. A small piece of land adjoining a house, the infield or cultivated land. A small land-holding.
dim. craftie
Compounds and phrases etc.
crafter: A crofter, a smallholder.
keelin craft: A croft where the rent is paid in cod.
lea-craft: Fallow land.
keelin craft: A croft where the rent is paid in cod.
lea-craft: Fallow land.
cracht, crachtless, craft, craftie, craftit, crafty, graft, graftit, kracht, krachty, uncraftie, uncrafty,
craft [kraft]
n. Craft. The skilled practice of a practical occupation. shrewdness as demonstrated by being skilled in deception.
v. To make by hand and with much skill.
pt. pp. craftit
n. Craft. The skilled practice of a practical occupation. shrewdness as demonstrated by being skilled in deception.
v. To make by hand and with much skill.
pt. pp. craftit
crafty [ˈkraftɪ]
adj. Skilful, clever, ingenious.
adj. Skilful, clever, ingenious.
Compounds and phrases etc.
crachtless [I.Sh. ˈkraxtləs]: Powerless.
uncrafty: Lacking in knowledge or skills, backward, unsophisticated, gullible, naive.
uncrafty: Lacking in knowledge or skills, backward, unsophisticated, gullible, naive.
Craftfit, Craftfuit, Croaftfuit,
Craftfit [ˈkraftfɪt]
pn. Croftfoot (Glasgow).
pn. Croftfoot (Glasgow).
Craftheid,
Craftheid [ˈkrafthid]
pn. Crofthead (Glasgow).
pn. Crofthead (Glasgow).
craggan, craggen, craggens, craggin, craggins, croggie, graggans,
craggan [ˈkragən]
also craggie [krɔgɪ]
n. A small jar or dish.
also craggie [krɔgɪ]
n. A small jar or dish.
carrick, craag, crag, craig, craigie, craigs, craigsaet, craigseat, craigstane, crawg, creg,
craig [kreg]
n. A crag. A cliff on the sea or mountain-side. A projecting spur of rock. A rock used for quarrying.
dim. craigie A small crag.
pl. craigs Rocky ground. A farm or dwelling near the cliffs. I.Sh. Rock-fishing.
n. A crag. A cliff on the sea or mountain-side. A projecting spur of rock. A rock used for quarrying.
dim. craigie A small crag.
pl. craigs Rocky ground. A farm or dwelling near the cliffs. I.Sh. Rock-fishing.
craigie [ˈkregi]
adj. Rocky, craggy.
adj. Rocky, craggy.
Compounds and phrases etc.
craigseat: I.Sh. A rock suitable for fishing from.
craigstane: I.Sh. A rock suitable for fishing from.
keelie craig: S. SW. A crag on which a kestrel nests.
craigstane: I.Sh. A rock suitable for fishing from.
keelie craig: S. SW. A crag on which a kestrel nests.
crag, crage, craggie, cragie, craig, craigie, craigit, craig-stoopit, craug, creg, krag,
craig [kreg]
n. The neck. The throat, the gullet.
dim. craigie SW. The heron Ardea cinerea.
n. The neck. The throat, the gullet.
dim. craigie SW. The heron Ardea cinerea.
craigit
adj. Necked.
adj. Necked.
Compounds and phrases etc.
craig-stoopit: I.Sh. Fell headfirst.
Craigfergus, Craigfergus_Loch, Loch_Fergus, Loch-Fergus,
Craigfergus [kregˈfɛrgəs]
pn. Carrickfergus (County Antrim).
pn. Carrickfergus (County Antrim).
Craigfergus Loch, Loch Fergus
pn. Belfast Lough.
pn. Belfast Lough.