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Cainslang, Camas_Long, Cammuslang, Camslang, Kaimslang,
Camslang [ˈkamzlaŋ]
pn. Cambuslang (Glasgow).
pn. Cambuslang (Glasgow).
camstairie, camstairy, camstam, camstarie, camstarrie, camstary, camsteerie, camsteerious, camsteery, camsteirie, camsteirious, clamsteery, ramsteery,
camsteirie [kamˈstiːri, -ˈsteːrɪ, -ˈstɛrɪ]
n. An obstinate, unmanageable person. An uproar.
adj. Perverse, unmanageable, riotous, given to quarrelling, excitable.
adv. Helter-skelter, in disorder.
n. An obstinate, unmanageable person. An uproar.
adj. Perverse, unmanageable, riotous, given to quarrelling, excitable.
adv. Helter-skelter, in disorder.
Compounds and phrases etc.
camsteirious: Boisterous.
c$d, c$n, c$u$dnae, ca, ca$, caa, can, can$y, cana, cani, cann$e, canna, cannae, cannay, canne, canneen, cannen, cannen, canni, cannie, cannin, canno, canno, canny, cany, caun, cawney, cid, cidna, cidno, cin, cinno, cod, cood, coodna, coodnae, coodnay, coodnie, coodny, coona, cou$d, cou$dna, coud, coud$v, coud_$a$, coudna, coudnae, coudnie, coudny, could$na, could$nae, could$ny, coulda, couldn$e, couldn$y, couldna, couldnae, couldni, couldni$, couldnie, couldno, couldny, couldo, couth, cu$d, cud, cud$ve, cuda, cudna, cudnae, cudnay, cudny, cuid, cuidna, cuidnae, cuild, cuildnae, culd, culdna, culdnae, cun, cunna, cunna, cunnae, cwi$d, cwid, cwidna, ka, kan, kani, kanna, kid, kin, kud, kwid, kwidna, kyin, quid, quidna,
can [kan, kən, kɪn]
n. N. I. Skill, knowledge, ability. Supernatural power, witchcraft.
v. Can, used for mey may.
pp. coud [kud] unstressed [kʌd] MN. [kwɪd] Could
n. N. I. Skill, knowledge, ability. Supernatural power, witchcraft.
v. Can, used for mey may.
pp. coud [kud] unstressed [kʌd] MN. [kwɪd] Could
neg. v. canna [-nə, S. -nɛ, -nɪ, C. U. -ne] Can't, used for may not. Contracted ca'. Also MN. cannin. Can't.
neg. pp. coudna [-nə, S. -nɛ, -nɪ, C. U. -ne, MN. kwɪdnə] Couldn't.
neg. pp. coudna [-nə, S. -nɛ, -nɪ, C. U. -ne, MN. kwɪdnə] Couldn't.
Compounds and phrases etc.
cannin: v. Being able to.
coud hae: Could have, contracted to coud 'a' in colloquial speech.
coud hiv: Could have, contracted to coud'v.
coud hae: Could have, contracted to coud 'a' in colloquial speech.
coud hiv: Could have, contracted to coud'v.
can, cannie, canny,
can [kan]
n. A vessel for holding liquids etc. now usually made of metal.
dim. cannie
n. A vessel for holding liquids etc. now usually made of metal.
dim. cannie
Compounds and phrases etc.
lily-can: NEC. The yellow water-lily Nuphar luteum.
Canadae, Canady, Caunadae,
Canadae [ˈkanəde, ˈkɑnəda]
pn. Canada.
pn. Canada.
canaille, canailyie, canallie, canally, canalye, canalyie, canalzie, kinallie,
canallie [kəˈnalɪ, kəˈnaljɪ, kəˈnel(j)ɪ]
n. A rabble, a mob, an unruly crowd.
n. A rabble, a mob, an unruly crowd.
canary, Scotch_Canary, Scots_Canary,
canary [ˈkəneːri]
n. The canary Serinus canaria.
n. The canary Serinus canaria.
Compounds and phrases etc.
Scots Canary: WC. The Yellowhammer Emberiza citrinella.
$naulie, canal, canal, canallie, canaul, canaul, canaulie, canawl, canawl, caunaullie, nallie, nollie,
canaul [kəˈnɑːl, kəˈnɔːl, N. kəˈnaːl]
n. A canal.
dim. canaulie, WC. 'naulie [ˈnɔːle].
n. A canal.
dim. canaulie, WC. 'naulie [ˈnɔːle].
candaraig, candavaig,
candavaig [ˈkəˈndəˈnveg]
n. MN. A salmon Salmo salar that does not return to the sea.
n. MN. A salmon Salmo salar that does not return to the sea.
candidate,
candidate [ˈkandɪdet]
n. A candidate.
n. A candidate.