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curdie, curdy,
curdie [ˈkʌrdi]
n. A very small coin, a farthing, a halfpenny.
n. A very small coin, a farthing, a halfpenny.
carl, cope-carlie, cope-karley, coup_carls, cowp-carlie, cowp-carls, cowp-curls, curl, curle, curlie, curlie-wurlies, curlin, curlt, curly, curly-whirlies, curly-wirlies, the_verra_curl, verra_curl, very_curl,
curl [kʌrl]
n. A curl. In curling: the curving motion given to the stone.
v. To curl. To play at curling.
pt. pp. curlt
n. A curl. In curling: the curving motion given to the stone.
v. To curl. To play at curling.
pt. pp. curlt
curly
adj. Curly. Foliated.
adj. Curly. Foliated.
Compounds and phrases etc.
cowp-curls: SW. U. To turn head over heels. Also cowp-carls, cowp-carlie, cowp-carlies.
curlin: The game of curling on the ice.
the verra curl: To have played the winning shot.
curlin: The game of curling on the ice.
the verra curl: To have played the winning shot.
carmud, curma, curmud, curmudd,
curmud [ˈkʌrmʌd]
adj. Close in the sense of position and the state of intimacy. Intimate, on cordial terms. Snug, comfortable.
adj. Close in the sense of position and the state of intimacy. Intimate, on cordial terms. Snug, comfortable.
curen, curn, curnie, curnie, curny, curny, curr$n, curran, curren, kirn, quernie, querny,
curn [kʌrn, kɪrn]
n. A grain or particle. A small number or quantity, a few. Of people: a band or company.
dim. curnie col. n. The little finger.
n. A grain or particle. A small number or quantity, a few. Of people: a band or company.
dim. curnie col. n. The little finger.
curnie [ˈkʌrnɪ, ˈkɪrnɪ]
adj. Coarse, grainy.
adj. Coarse, grainy.
curnobble, curnoble,
curnobble [ˈkʌrnɔbl]
v. To beat or chastise.
v. To beat or chastise.
cripper, cripple, crupple, curpall, curpan, curpin, curple, curpon,
curpin [ˈkʌrpən]
n. The rump, the crupper of a horse.
n. The rump, the crupper of a horse.
curple [kʌrpl]
also crupple [krʌpl, krɪp]
n. The crupper, the buttocks.
also crupple [krʌpl, krɪp]
n. The crupper, the buttocks.
cur, curr, kur, kurr,
curr [kʌr]
n. A soft, murmuring sound. I.Sh. A slight sound, a whisper, a rumour.
v. S. To purr.
n. A soft, murmuring sound. I.Sh. A slight sound, a whisper, a rumour.
v. S. To purr.
corrough, courach, currach, currack, curragh, currick, curroch, currok, currough,
currach [ˈkʌrəx, ˈkʌrək]
n. A coracle, a small wickerwork boat covered with hides. A wickerwork basket, hung from the crook-saddle used for transporting corn etc.
n. A coracle, a small wickerwork boat covered with hides. A wickerwork basket, hung from the crook-saddle used for transporting corn etc.
currack, currock,
currack [ˈkʌrək]
n. MN. The seaweed Laminaria digitata.
n. MN. The seaweed Laminaria digitata.
curn, curn-loff, curny, curran, curran$, curran-laif, currany-pudden, curren,
curran [kʌrn]
n. A currant.
adj. Containing currants.
n. A currant.
adj. Containing currants.
Compounds and phrases etc.
curran daud: A fruit slice.
curran-laif: A fruit loaf.
currany-pudden: Fruit pudding.
curran-laif: A fruit loaf.
currany-pudden: Fruit pudding.