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Craaford, Craafuird, Craafurd, Crawfuird, Crawfurd,
Crawfuird [ˈkrɑːfərd, krɔː-, N. I. kraː-]
pn. Crawford (South Lanarkshire).
pn. Crawford (South Lanarkshire).
craal, craalin, crahl, craul, crawl, crawled, crawlin, crawlt,
crawl [krɑːl, krɔːl, N. I. kraːl]
v. To crawl.
pt. crawlt, crawled
v. To crawl.
pt. crawlt, crawled
Compounds and phrases etc.
crawlin: Crawling.
See crowl also.
Craatree, Crawtree,
Crawtree [ˈkrɑːtri, ˈkrɔː-, S. ˈkrɑːtrəi, N. ˈkraː-]
pn. Crawtree (County Down).
pn. Crawtree (County Down).
craise, craised, craist, craize, craized, crase, crased, craze, crazed,
craze [kreːz]
n. A degree of wrong-headedness, craziness.
v. Of limbs: to render infirm through injury or age. To make a creaking noise.
pt. pp. crazed [kreːzd, -t]
n. A degree of wrong-headedness, craziness.
v. Of limbs: to render infirm through injury or age. To make a creaking noise.
pt. pp. crazed [kreːzd, -t]
craich, craigh, creach, creach, creagh,
creach [krex]
n. Gael. A Highland foray, a plundering raid.
n. Gael. A Highland foray, a plundering raid.
craek, craekin, craic, craicin, craik, craikin, crake, crakin, creak, creakin, creik, creikin, creyk, creykin,
creak [krik, krek]
v. To creak.
v. To creak.
Compounds and phrases etc.
creakin: Creaking.
craese, crease, creasin, creast, creest, creise, cress,
crease [kris, kres]
n. A crease, fold etc.
v. To crease, fold etc.
pt. pp. creast
n. A crease, fold etc.
v. To crease, fold etc.
pt. pp. creast
Compounds and phrases etc.
creasin: Creasing.
creash, creashie, creashin, creashy, creesch, creeschin, creesh, creeshie, creeshin, creeshy, creesy, creish, creishie, creishin, creishy, creysh, creyshin, criesh, crieshin, crishie, crishy, crushie, crushy, graise, graisin, grea, gree, gree, greein, greeze, greezin, kreish, kreishin,
creash [kriʃ, kreʃ, krɛʃ, krɪʃ, krəiʃ]
also I.Sh. grea [griː]
n. Grease, fat.
v. To grease, oil, lubricate. To beat soundly, thrash.
also I.Sh. grea [griː]
n. Grease, fat.
v. To grease, oil, lubricate. To beat soundly, thrash.
creashie [ˈkriʃɪ, ˈkreʃɪ, ˈkrɛʃɪ, ˈkrɪʃɪ, ˈkrəiʃɪ]
adj. Fat, greasy, dirty.
adj. Fat, greasy, dirty.
Compounds and phrases etc.
creashin: Greasing, lubricating. A thrashing.
craiatit, creaat, creaatit, creaator, creatit, creaut, creaution, creautit, creautor, creawshon, creawt, creawtion, creawtit, creawtor,
creaut [ˈkriɑːt, ˈkriɔːt, N. I. ˈkriaːt]
v. To create.
pt. pp. creautit
v. To create.
pt. pp. creautit
Compounds and phrases etc.
creauteevity: Creativity
creaution: Creation.
creautor [ˈkriɑːtər, ˈkriɔːtər, N. I. ˈkriatər]: Creator.
creaution: Creation.
creautor [ˈkriɑːtər, ˈkriɔːtər, N. I. ˈkriatər]: Creator.
credit, creditit, creedit, creeditit, creeditor, creidit, crydit, miscredit, miscreedit, miscreidit,
creedit [ˈkridɪt]
n. Credit.
v. To credit.
pt. creeditit
n. Credit.
v. To credit.
pt. creeditit
Compounds and phrases etc.
creeditor: Creditor.
miscreedit: To discredit, unfairly credit.
miscreedit: To discredit, unfairly credit.