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crunt, cruntit, krunt,
crunt [krʌnt]
n. A blow on the head with a cudgel.
v. To strike the head.
pt. pp. cruntit
n. A blow on the head with a cudgel.
v. To strike the head.
pt. pp. cruntit
Compounds and phrases etc.
gae crunt: To go with a thud.
crush, grush,
crush [krʌʃ, grʌʃ]
n. Anything in a crushed or crumbled-down state. Grit, fine gravel.
v. To crush, grind, crumble down. To strew with grit.
n. Anything in a crushed or crumbled-down state. Grit, fine gravel.
v. To crush, grind, crumble down. To strew with grit.
Compounds and phrases etc.
crushin: Crushing.
crust, crustet, crustit, crusty,
crust [krʌst]
n. A crust.
pt. crustit
n. A crust.
pt. crustit
crusty
adj. Crusty.
adj. Crusty.
cray, cree, creed, creh, creh$d, crehd, crehs, crey, cri, crie, cried, cries, criet, cry, cry$t, crye, cryed, cryes, cryit, crys, ootcreh, ootcry, oot-cry,
cry [kraɪ, DD. krɛ]
n. A call, a summons. The distance a call can carry. A short visit, a visit in passing.
pl. cries The banns of marriage.
v. To cry, to summon, to call. To call, denominate. To proclaim. To visit, call in passing, in that sense followed by prepositions or adverb, or a preposition plus adverb. To have one's banns of marriage read in church.
pt. pp. cried
n. A call, a summons. The distance a call can carry. A short visit, a visit in passing.
pl. cries The banns of marriage.
v. To cry, to summon, to call. To call, denominate. To proclaim. To visit, call in passing, in that sense followed by prepositions or adverb, or a preposition plus adverb. To have one's banns of marriage read in church.
pt. pp. cried
Compounds and phrases etc.
cry in by: To vsit briefly.
cry on: To call to, shout for, to visit.
cry doun: To forbid, suppress, disown by proclamation.
cry tae: To call in by.
faur cry: A long way.
oot o cry: Out of hearing range.
the cries: The wedding proclamation, the banns.
ootcry: A protest.
cry on: To call to, shout for, to visit.
cry doun: To forbid, suppress, disown by proclamation.
cry tae: To call in by.
faur cry: A long way.
oot o cry: Out of hearing range.
the cries: The wedding proclamation, the banns.
ootcry: A protest.
cubbart, cubbert, cubbirt,
cubbart [ˈkʌbərt]
n. A cupboard.
n. A cupboard.
cubbie, cubby, kubby, kubi,
cubbie [ˈkʌbi, ˈkubi]
n. A small cup-shaped woven basket.
n. A small cup-shaped woven basket.
cudden, cuddie, cuddin, cuddy,
cudden [ˈkʌdən]
n. S. A fool, a dolt.
n. S. A fool, a dolt.
codyback, cuddie, cuddieback, cuddie-back, cuddie-lowp, cuddie-lowp-the-dyke, cuddy, cuddyback, cuddy-back, cuddy-lowp, cuddy-lowp-the-dyke, kiddy-back, kuddy-back, loup-the-cuddie, lowp-the-cuddie,
cuddie [ˈkʌdɪ]
n. A donkey, an ass, a short, thick, strong horse. A trestle or sawing-horse. A stupid or obstinate person.
n. A donkey, an ass, a short, thick, strong horse. A trestle or sawing-horse. A stupid or obstinate person.
Compounds and phrases etc.
cowe the cuddie: To surpass everything.
cuddie-back: To go piggyback.
cuddie-lowp: The game of leapfrog.
cuddie-lowp-the-dyke: The game of leapfrog.
lowp-the-cuddie: Leapfrog.
mump-the-cuddie: A childrens' game.
cuddie-back: To go piggyback.
cuddie-lowp: The game of leapfrog.
cuddie-lowp-the-dyke: The game of leapfrog.
lowp-the-cuddie: Leapfrog.
mump-the-cuddie: A childrens' game.
cud, cudd, cuddain, cuddan, cuddeen, cudden, cudden, cuddie, cuddin, cudding, cuddy, cutty,
cuddin [ˈkʌdɪn]
n. U. NEC. N. I.Ork. The young of the coalfish Pollachius virens. NN.b. The fishing for coalfish.
dim. cuddie.
n. U. NEC. N. I.Ork. The young of the coalfish Pollachius virens. NN.b. The fishing for coalfish.
dim. cuddie.
cuddelt, cuddle, cuddled, cuttle,
cuddle [kʌdl]
v. To clasp fondly.
pt. pp. cuddelt adj. Fondled.
v. To clasp fondly.
pt. pp. cuddelt adj. Fondled.