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dael, dail, dale, deal, deel, deil, dell, dell, deyl, dill, dool, doul, dule, dull, dult,
dale [del, NN.b. deil]
n. A deal plank, a shelf, a diving board. A certain size of plank of fir or pine wood. The wood of fir or pine.
n. A deal plank, a shelf, a diving board. A certain size of plank of fir or pine wood. The wood of fir or pine.
dahll, dahllie, dall, dallie,
dall [dalɪ]
n. A doll, a child's toy, a pretty, silly woman.
dim. dallie.
n. A doll, a child's toy, a pretty, silly woman.
dim. dallie.
dam, damheid, dams, dem, den,
dam [dam]
n. A dam. Pent-up water, the quantity of urine discharged at once.
pl. dams
n. A dam. Pent-up water, the quantity of urine discharged at once.
pl. dams
Compounds and phrases etc.
damheid [-hid, -hed]: A weir.
lowse your dams: To urinate.
mak your dam, tyne your dam: To bepiss one's self.
lowse your dams: To urinate.
mak your dam, tyne your dam: To bepiss one's self.
dam, dambrod, dame, dames, damhaid, damheid, damm, dams, damss,
dam [dam]
n. A piece in the game of draughts.
pl. dams The game of draughts.
n. A piece in the game of draughts.
pl. dams The game of draughts.
Compounds and phrases etc.
dambrod [ˈdam(b)rɔd]: A draughts board.
damheid [-hid, -hed]: The top or bottom of a draughts board.
damheid [-hid, -hed]: The top or bottom of a draughts board.
damas, damas, damas, damasee, damass, damies, damis, damson,
damas [ˈdaməs]
n. Damask.
n. Damask.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ploum damas [plum ˈdaməs]: A damson Prunus insititia.
beldam, beldame, beldames, beldeam, beldeams, beldeem, beldeems, beldemdems, beldems, belldame, daim, daimickie, dam, damackie, dame, dames, damie, damockie, deam, deams, deams, deem, deemie, deems, deemy, dem, demackie, dems, deym, deyms, dimmie, dimmy, dyme, dymuck, gudedame, guiddame, guid-dame, ma$am, madam, muddim,
dame [dem, MN. dim]
n. A dame, a mother, housewife, a girl especially the maid on a farm.
dim. damie, NN. damockie A young girl.
v. To queen a pawn in chess.
n. A dame, a mother, housewife, a girl especially the maid on a farm.
dim. damie, NN. damockie A young girl.
v. To queen a pawn in chess.
Compounds and phrases etc.
auld-dame [ˈɑːldem, U. ˈʌuldem, MN. ˈaldim]: A grandmother.
beldame: An old woman, a grandmother.
guiddame: A grandmother.
madam: Madam. A mistress of servants, the lady of the house, a fine lady.
beldame: An old woman, a grandmother.
guiddame: A grandmother.
madam: Madam. A mistress of servants, the lady of the house, a fine lady.
condamm, condammt, condemmit, condemmt, dam, damm, dammit, damn, damnit, dampt, dummit,
damm [dam]
v. To damn.
pt. pp. dammit, dampt [dampt].
v. To damn.
pt. pp. dammit, dampt [dampt].
Compounds and phrases etc.
condamm: To condemn. pt. condammt
damp, dampi,
damp [I.Sh. damp]
n. A fishermen's tabu-word. The end of a line or rope.
n. A fishermen's tabu-word. The end of a line or rope.
daimishel, daimoshel, damasol, damishell, damoishel, dams, damsel, damsels, damson, dawmsom, dawmson, demishel,
damsel [ˈdamsəl, MN. ˈdemɪʃəI]
n. A small black plum, a damson Prunus insititia.
n. A small black plum, a damson Prunus insititia.
dance, dance$t, dancer, dancers, dancers, dancie, dancin, danse, danser, dansers, dansie, daunce, dauncers, dauncie, dauncin, dince, dincers, dincie, dincin, dunce, duncin, halkadans, halta_dance, haltadans, hilkadans, hjalta_dance, merry-dancers, mirrie_dancers,
dance [dans, MN. dɪns]
n. A dance.
dim. dancie A little dance, a dance master.
v. To dance.
pt. dance't, danced
n. A dance.
dim. dancie A little dance, a dance master.
v. To dance.
pt. dance't, danced
Compounds and phrases etc.
dancer: A dancer, an outstanding person.
halta dance: I.Sh. A heat-haze, the shimmering haze which seems to rise from the ground in warm weather, a frantic struggle, a mad rushing-about.
dancin: Dancing.
merry dancers, pretty dancers: The aurora borealis.
simmermal dance: I.Sh. The shimmering effects of light on a hot summer day.
halta dance: I.Sh. A heat-haze, the shimmering haze which seems to rise from the ground in warm weather, a frantic struggle, a mad rushing-about.
dancin: Dancing.
merry dancers, pretty dancers: The aurora borealis.
simmermal dance: I.Sh. The shimmering effects of light on a hot summer day.