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crilge, croolge, croulge, cruldge, crulge, crulged, crulgie,
cruldge [krʌldʒ, kru-]
v. To cower, to crouch, to bow down, to cramp, to slink away.
v. To cower, to crouch, to bow down, to cramp, to slink away.
crile, croul, crowl, crull,
crull [krʌl, krʌul, krul]
v. To huddle, cower.
v. To huddle, cower.
camag, cammock, cammock, crammock, crom, cromack, cromak, cromm, crommat, crommit, crommock, crum, crum$t, crumm, crumm$t, crummack, crummet, crummie, crummie$s_nicks, crummit, crummoch, crummock, crummy, crumt, krom, kromack,
crum [krʌm]
also crom [krɔm]
n. MN. A twist, entanglement.
adj. MN. Crooked.
v. MN. To double, bend.
pt. pp. crummit, crumt adj. Having crooked horns.
also crom [krɔm]
n. MN. A twist, entanglement.
adj. MN. Crooked.
v. MN. To double, bend.
pt. pp. crummit, crumt adj. Having crooked horns.
Compounds and phrases etc.
cammock: The game of shinty, the shinty stick.
crummock [ˈkrʌmək], crommock [ˈkrɔm-] A stick with a crooked head, a shepherd's crook. A cow with crooked horns. dim. crummie
crummie [ˈkrʌmɪ], crommie [ˈkrɔmɪ]: A cow with crooked horns.
crummie's nicks: Marks on a cows horn indicating age.
crummock [ˈkrʌmək], crommock [ˈkrɔm-] A stick with a crooked head, a shepherd's crook. A cow with crooked horns. dim. crummie
crummie [ˈkrʌmɪ], crommie [ˈkrɔmɪ]: A cow with crooked horns.
crummie's nicks: Marks on a cows horn indicating age.
crimch, crimch, crimchie, crimchie, crimchikie, crimchy, crimchy, crimmle, crimsh, crimsh, crimshie, crimshie, crimshy, crimshy, crum, crum$le, crumachie, crumb, crumbs, crumch, crumch, crumch, crumchick, crumchickie, crumchie, crumchie, crumchy, crumchy, crum-knife, crumm, crummelt, crummie, crumming-knife, crummin-knife, crumml, crummle, crummled, crummlet, crummochie, crumms, crums, crumsh, crumsh, crumshach, crumshick, crumshie, crumshie, crumshock, crumshy, crumshy, krimch, krimchie,
crum [krʌm, krɪm]
n. A crumb. A small particle of anything.
pl. crums
dim. crummie, crummle A bread-crumb, a small piece of anything.
adj. Crumbly.
n. A crumb. A small particle of anything.
pl. crums
dim. crummie, crummle A bread-crumb, a small piece of anything.
adj. Crumbly.
crummle [ˈkrʌml]
n. A bread-crumb, a small piece of anything.
v. To crumble.
pt. pp. crummelt
n. A bread-crumb, a small piece of anything.
v. To crumble.
pt. pp. crummelt
Compounds and phrases etc.
crumachie: MN. Crumbly.
crum-knife: A knife used by coopers for roughly trimming the edges of the groove at the ends of barrel staves.
crummlin: Crumbling.
crumsh [krʌmʃ, krɪmʃ]: MN. A small piece. dim. crumshie A very small piece.
crumshock, crumshach: MN. A very small piece, a morsel. Very small
crum-knife: A knife used by coopers for roughly trimming the edges of the groove at the ends of barrel staves.
crummlin: Crumbling.
crumsh [krʌmʃ, krɪmʃ]: MN. A small piece. dim. crumshie A very small piece.
crumshock, crumshach: MN. A very small piece, a morsel. Very small
Crummie,
Crummie [ˈkrʌme]
pn. Crombie (Fife).
pn. Crombie (Fife).
crummock,
crummock [ˈkrʌmək]
n. The plant skirret Sium sisarum.
n. The plant skirret Sium sisarum.
crimp, crimpet, crimple, crump, crumpelt, crumpet, crumple, scrump, scrumpelt, scrumple,
crump [krʌmp]
also with prothetic s scrump
adj. arch. Bent, crooked.
also with prothetic s scrump
adj. arch. Bent, crooked.
crumple, scrumple
v. To crush something so that it becomes creased and wrinkled.
pt. pp. crumpelt, scrumpelt
v. To crush something so that it becomes creased and wrinkled.
pt. pp. crumpelt, scrumpelt
crumpet [ˈkrʌmpət, MN. ˈkrɪmpət]
n. A crumpet. A large thin drop scone.
n. A crumpet. A large thin drop scone.
crim, crump, crumpie, crumpshach, crumpshie, crumpshy, crumpy, crumshach, crumshie, crumshy, krump, krumpie, krumpy, scrump, skrump,
crump [krʌmp]
also with prothetic s scrump
adj. Also crumpy Of dry bread: crisp, brittle. To crackle, as ice or snow when trodden on.
v. To crunch, munch.
also with prothetic s scrump
adj. Also crumpy Of dry bread: crisp, brittle. To crackle, as ice or snow when trodden on.
v. To crunch, munch.
Compounds and phrases etc.
crumpshy [ˈkrʌmʃi] MN. Brittle, crusty, crabbed.
crumpshach [ˈkrʌmʃəx]: MN. Brittle, crisp. Crusty, crabbed.
crumpshach [ˈkrʌmʃəx]: MN. Brittle, crisp. Crusty, crabbed.
crunch, crunsh, scrunch, skrunsh,
crunch [krʌnʃ]
also with prothetic s scrunch
v. To crunch, to break with the teeth.
also with prothetic s scrunch
v. To crunch, to break with the teeth.
See crinch also.
crounkled, crunkelt, crunkle, crunkled, grunkelt, grunkle, krunkelt, krunkil, krunkle, krunkled,
crunkle [ˈkrʌnkl]
n. The crackle of rumpling paper.
v. To crinkle, wrinkle, crackle, to make a rustling or crackling sound.
pt. pp. crunkelt adj. Crinkled, wrinkled, crackled.
n. The crackle of rumpling paper.
v. To crinkle, wrinkle, crackle, to make a rustling or crackling sound.
pt. pp. crunkelt adj. Crinkled, wrinkled, crackled.