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barduck, baur-deuk, black_deuk, black_duck, deuck, deucks, deuk, deuk-fittit, deukie, deuks, diuck, diucks, djuk, djuks, dockie, dook, dooks, duckie, duek, duekie, dueks, duewk, duewks, duick, duicks, duik, duiks, duk, duke, dukes, dukie, duks, dyeuk, dyeuks, dyook, dyooks, dyuck, dyucks, dyuk, dyuks, goudie, goudie-duck, gowd-ee, gowdi-duck, gowdie, gowdy, gray_deuk, gray-deuk, harldeuk, harl-duck, harle_deuk, harle_deuk, harledeuk, harle-deuk, herald_deuk, jeuk, jeuks, jook, jooks, jouk, jouks, juck, jucks, juke, jukes, mandareen, mire-deuk, mire-duck, moss-deuk, muirdeuk, muir-deuk, scale_duck, scale-duck, sheel_duck, sheldyook, skail_dyook, skelldeuk, skell-deuk, skellduck, stock_deuk, stock-deuk, stock-dyook, tappit_deuk, tappit_duck, whisslin_deuk, whistlin_deuk, whusslin_deuk, whustlin_deuk, wild_deuk, wild_duck, wile_deuk, wile_dukk,
deuk [I. døk, djuk, djʌk, dʒuk, dʌk]
n. A duck. pl. deuks
dim. deukie A local nickname for a native of Pittullie, near Fraserburgh.
See douk and jouk also.
Compounds and phrases etc.
baur-deuk: U. The red-breasted merganser Mergus serrator.
black deuk: U. NN.b. The common scoter Melanitta nigra.
burrae deuk: I.Ork. The sheldrake Tadorna tadorna.
craw deuk [-djʌk]: WC. The sheldrake Tadorna tadorna from a corruption of Gaelic crà-gheadh.
deuk fit: The lady's mantle Alchemilla vulgaris.
deuk-fittit: Splay footed.
gowd-ee (deuk), gowden-ee: The goldeneye Bucephala clangula.
gowdie deuk: I. The goldeneye Bucephala clangula, NEC. dim. gowdie.
gray deuk: A wild duck, S. NEC. the mallard Anas platyrhynchos.
gress deuk: N. The wigeon Anas penelope.
harle deuk: NEC. I.Ork. The red-breasted merganser Mergus serrator.
holland deuk: MN. The scaup Aythya marila.
lauchin deuk: SW. The sheldrake Tadorna tadorna.
mandareen (deuk): The mandarin duck Aix galericulata.
mire-deuk: A wild duck, SW. NEC. SN. MN. the mallard Anas platyrhynchos.
moss-deuk: A wild duck, WC. MN. the mallard Anas platyrhynchos.
muir-deuk: A wild duck, SN. MN. the mallard Anas platyrhynchos.
Scots deuk: The common scoter Melanitta nigra.
sea deuk: SN. MN. The eider duck Somateria mollissima.
skell-deuk: The shelduck Tadorna tadorna.
stock deuk: The mallard Anas platyrhynchos.
tappit deuk: WC. The tufted duck Aythya fuligula.
whistlin deuk: SW. The wigeon Anas penelope or the coot Fulica atra.
wild deuk: A wild duck, U. the mallard Anas platyrhynchos.
wrack deuk: The eider duck Somateria mollissima.
cheval, chevaled, chevalt, devaal, devaaldin, devaaled, devaall, devaalt, deval, devale, devaled, devall, devalled, devallt, devalt, devalve, devalved, devalvet, devar, devaul, devauled, devaulin, devault, devawl, devawled, devawlt, devol, devoled, devolt, divaal, divaaled, divaalt, dival, divaled, divalt, divar, divar, divart, oondevallin, undevaalin, undevaulin,
devaul [dəˈvɑːl, dəˈvɔːl, N. I. dəˈvaːl]
n. Cessation, stop.
v. To stop, cease, leave off.
pt. pp. devault
Compounds and phrases etc.
devaulin: Ceasing.
undevaulin: Unceasing.
devailop, develop, developit, development, developt,
develop [dəˈvɛləp]
v. To develop.
pt. pp. developit
Compounds and phrases etc.
development: Development.
devise, divvadge, divvis, divvish,
devise [devɪs]
v. To devise. I.Sh. To set in order, tidy, to arrange or finish anything properly, to prepare food for the table.
devolve, devolved, devolvit,
devolve [dəˈvɔlv]
leg. To pass a decision over to an umpire or oversman.
pt. pp. devolved
davoor, devoor, devor, devore,
devoor [dəˈvuːr]
v. To devour.
devot [dɛˈvɔt]
arch. adj. Devout, pious.
deaw, deow, deowe, dew, dewy, due, dyow, dyowe, dyowie, jeu, jew, jow, jowe, mellemdew, mildew, mildyow, mildyowe,
dew [djuː, MN. djʌu]
n. Dew, a light rain, a drizzle.
dewy
adj. Dewy.
Compounds and phrases etc.
mildew: Mildew.
mildewed: Affected by mildew.
dai, dee, dei, deigh, dey,
dey [daɪ]
n. A dairymaid.
dhubrack, dhubreac, doobrack, dowbrack, dowbreck,
dhubreac [duˈbrɛk]
n. Gael. The smelt Osmerus eperlanus.
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