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dhroich, dhroichle, droach, droachle, droch, drochle, drochle, drochlin, drock, drockle, drogh, droghle, droich, droichle, droichlin, droigh, droighle, drow, drowle, dwerch, dwerchle, roichle,
droich [drɔɪç, drox]
n. A dwarf, a person of stunted growth.
n. A dwarf, a person of stunted growth.
Compounds and phrases etc.
droichle [drɔɪçl, drox-]: A short dumpy person, a puny insignificant person.
droichlin [drɔɪçlɪn, drox-]: adj. Puny, dwarfish.
droichlin [drɔɪçlɪn, drox-]: adj. Puny, dwarfish.
dhrawrie, dhroily, drawlie, droily, drolly,
droily [U. ˈdrɔili]
n. The smallest or weakest of a brood or litter. The smallest person in a family.
n. The smallest or weakest of a brood or litter. The smallest person in a family.
droal, drole, droll, drolls,
droll [drɔl]
n. Such a tale.
adj. Half-witted, slightly crazed, queer, odd.
n. Such a tale.
adj. Half-witted, slightly crazed, queer, odd.
dronach,
dronach [ˈdrɔnəx]
n. Penalty, punishment.
n. Penalty, punishment.
Compounds and phrases etc.
dree the dronach: To pay the penalty, to suffer the consequences.
droang, droin, dron, drone, droner, drones, dronj, dronn,
drone [dron]
n. A humming sound, the base note of the bagpipes, a dirge, lament.
pl. drones Non-worker bees, the base notes of the bagpipes.
v. To drone, lament.
n. A humming sound, the base note of the bagpipes, a dirge, lament.
pl. drones Non-worker bees, the base notes of the bagpipes.
v. To drone, lament.
Compounds and phrases etc
droner: MN. A bumble-bee.
droop, droopit, droopt, droup, droupit,
droop [drup]
v. To droop.
pt. pp. droopit adj. Weakly, infirm.
v. To droop.
pt. pp. droopit adj. Weakly, infirm.
Compounds and phrases etc.
droopin: Drooping.
drew, droo, drooer, drooie, drooie-lines, drou, drouie, drouie-lines, mardrew, mardroo, mardrou,
drou [I. druː]
n. Thin string-like seaweed such as the eelgrass Zostera marina.
dim. drouie
n. Thin string-like seaweed such as the eelgrass Zostera marina.
dim. drouie
Compounds and phrases etc.
drouie-lines: I. The sea lace Chorda filum.
mardrou: I.Ork. The sea lace Chorda filum.
mardrou: I.Ork. The sea lace Chorda filum.
dhrook, drauk, drawk, dreuk, drock, drockan, drockit, droke, droochit, droog, droogle, droogled, drook, drooked, drookeet, drooket, drookid, drookin, drookit, drookle, drookled, drouck, drouk, droukelt, drouket, droukin, droukit, droukle,
drouk [druk, NN.b. drug, I.Ork. drɔk, drok]
n. A drenching, a soaking state. NN.b. Meal mixed with water as cattle food.
v. To drench, to soak, to wet thoroughly.
pt. pp. droukit adj. Drenched, soaked.
n. A drenching, a soaking state. NN.b. Meal mixed with water as cattle food.
v. To drench, to soak, to wet thoroughly.
pt. pp. droukit adj. Drenched, soaked.
Compounds and phrases etc.
droukin, droukle: A drenching.
droukle: A drenching. Soaking wet.
drouklin: Drenched. Soaking wet.
droukelt: Drenched, draggled.
droukle: A drenching. Soaking wet.
drouklin: Drenched. Soaking wet.
droukelt: Drenched, draggled.
drool, droul,
droul [drul]
n. A lazy person.
v. To utter or sound mournfully.
n. A lazy person.
v. To utter or sound mournfully.
dhroon, droon, droonded, droondid, droondit, drooned, droonit, droont, droun, droundit, drouned, drounit, drount,
droun [drun]
v. To drown.
pt. drount [drunt], drouned
pp. drount, drouned, droundit [ˈdrundɪt]
v. To drown.
pt. drount [drunt], drouned
pp. drount, drouned, droundit [ˈdrundɪt]