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Dairvel, Derval, Dervel,
Dairvel [ˈdervəl]
pn. Darvel (East Ayrshire).
Locally The Lang Toun.
pn. Darvel (East Ayrshire).
Locally The Lang Toun.
dairy, derrie, derry, dery, diry, dyrie, dyry,
dairy [dɛrɪ, deːrɪ]
n. A dairy.
n. A dairy.
daaz, daes$t, daeze, daise, daise, daised, daisent, daize, daized, daizent, dase, dased, dasent, daz, daze, dazed, dazed, dazent, dease, deased, deasent, deasie, deaze,
daise [deːz, daz]
v. To daze, to bewilder, to stupefy. To become rotten, spoiled by age, damp etc.
pt. pp. daised adj. rotten, spoiled by age, damp etc.
v. To daze, to bewilder, to stupefy. To become rotten, spoiled by age, damp etc.
pt. pp. daised adj. rotten, spoiled by age, damp etc.
Compounds and phrases etc.
daisent [deːzənt, dazənt]: adj. Damned, grow dizzy, stupefied.
daesket, daeskit, daisket, daiskit, dasket, deask, deaskit, deeskit, desket, deskit, diskit,
daiskit [I. ˈdeskɪt]
adj. Exhausted, worn out. Stupid, dazed, slow.
adj. Exhausted, worn out. Stupid, dazed, slow.
daisy, sea-daisy, sey-daisy,
daisy [ˈdeːziː]
n. A daisy, usually Bellis perennis.
adj. Covered in daisies.
n. A daisy, usually Bellis perennis.
adj. Covered in daisies.
Compounds and phrases etc.
muntain daisy: The mountain avens Dryas octopetala.
Mey daisy: NEC. The sea pink Armeria maritima (from the Isle of May.
sea-daisy: SN. MN. I.Ork. The sea pink Armeria maritima.
yowe-daisy: S. The tormentil Potentilla tormentilla.
Mey daisy: NEC. The sea pink Armeria maritima (from the Isle of May.
sea-daisy: SN. MN. I.Ork. The sea pink Armeria maritima.
yowe-daisy: S. The tormentil Potentilla tormentilla.
From day's + ee
daizle, daizlie, daizlin, daizly, daizzle, daizzlie, daizzlin, daizzly, dazzle, dazzlie, dazzly,
daizle [ˈdeːzl]
v. To dazzle, confuse.
v. To dazzle, confuse.
daizly [ˈdeːzli]
adj. Dazzling.
adj. Dazzling.
Compounds and phrases etc.
daizlin: Dazzling.
daldo, daldoe, daldoes, daldos, dydo, dydos,
daldoe [ˈdaldo]
n. I.Ork. A bit of a character.
usually daldoes
n. Embroidered chair-backs, tassels, and other such fiunctionless ornaments, etc. Useless rubbish.
n. I.Ork. A bit of a character.
usually daldoes
n. Embroidered chair-backs, tassels, and other such fiunctionless ornaments, etc. Useless rubbish.
daal, daalamist, daalamyork, dail, dal, dalamist, dalamjork, dale, dalemirk, dalemist, dall, dallamist, deel, doggindales, dunk-in-dales,
dale [del, dil]
also I.Sh. daal [daːl]
n. A dale, a valley.
also I.Sh. daal [daːl]
n. A dale, a valley.
Compounds and phrases etc.
daalamist [I.Sh. ˈdaːləmɪst], daalamyork [I.Sh. ˈdaːləmjɔrk]: Mist which gathers in valleys or on low-lying water at night.
dunk-in-dales: A mist rising from hollow ground.
dunk-in-dales: A mist rising from hollow ground.
dael, dail, dale, deal, dell, dell, dill, dool, doul, dule, dull, dult,
dale [del, dɛl]
n. A goal, base or home in children's games.
n. A goal, base or home in children's games.
dael, daeler, daelin, daelt, dail, dailer, dailin, dailin, daill, daillin, dailt, dale, dale$t, daled, daler, dalesman, dalin, dalin, dall, dallin, deal, deal$s_man, deal$sman, dealer, dealin, dealsman, dealt, deel, deelin, deelt, deil, deiler, deilin, deilt, dell, dellin, delt, deyl, deylin, rendal, rennal, rennel, rental, rig_and_rindale, rig-a-rendal, rigga-rendal, rindale, rundal, rundale,
dale [del, MN. deɪl]
n. A share or portion of anything which is to be divided out. A portion or piece of land, a field. A portion of work assigned. A quantity, amount or number etc. Portion or lot in life, fate, fortune.
v. Followed by aboot: to dole (out), divide or distribute.
pt. pp. dale't, daled
n. A share or portion of anything which is to be divided out. A portion or piece of land, a field. A portion of work assigned. A quantity, amount or number etc. Portion or lot in life, fate, fortune.
v. Followed by aboot: to dole (out), divide or distribute.
pt. pp. dale't, daled
Compounds and phrases etc
a great dale, a guid dale: A large quantity or amount.
dalin: Doling (out), dividing or distributing.
dalesman, hauf-dalesman: NEC. Terms applied to a herring fishermen depending on the share of profits received.
nae great dale: Of no great worth, of poor quality.
rindale, rig and rindale: A system of land tenure.
dalin: Doling (out), dividing or distributing.
dalesman, hauf-dalesman: NEC. Terms applied to a herring fishermen depending on the share of profits received.
nae great dale: Of no great worth, of poor quality.
rindale, rig and rindale: A system of land tenure.