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Dumbairtan, Dumbairton, Dumbartoun, Dumbertan,
Dumbairton [ˈdʌmbertən, ˈdʌmbɛrtən]
pn. Dumbarton (Dunbartonshire).
pn. Dumbarton (Dunbartonshire).
Dumfaarlin, Dumfarlin, Dumfarline, Dumfaurlin, Dunfaurlin,
Dumfaurlin [dʌmˈfarlən, dʌmfɛrlən]
pn. Dunfermline (Fife).
pn. Dunfermline (Fife).
also known as the auld gray toun.
dumbfoondered, dumbfoonert, dumbfouner, dumbfounert, dumfoon, dumfoon$, dumfoond, dumfoonder, dumfoondered, dumfoondert, dumfooner, dumfoonert, dumfoonthered, dumfoonthert, dumfoundered, dumfouner, dumfounert, dumfounnert, dumfunnert,
dumfoond [ˈdʌmˈfun(d)]
v. To dumfound, amaze.
pt. pp. dumfoondit
v. To dumfound, amaze.
pt. pp. dumfoondit
dumfoonder [ˈdʌmˈfun(d)ər]
v. To dumbfounder, confuse, amaze.
pt. pp. dumfoondert, dumfoondered adj. Dumbfoundered, confused.
v. To dumbfounder, confuse, amaze.
pt. pp. dumfoondert, dumfoondered adj. Dumbfoundered, confused.
doon_hamer, doonhamer, doun_hamer, dounhamer, Dumfries, Dunfries,
Dumfries [ˈdʌmfris]
pn. Dumfries (Dumfries and Galloway).
pn. Dumfries (Dumfries and Galloway).
Compounds and phrases etc.
doun hamer: A native of Dumfries.
dum, dum$, dumm, dummie, dummy,
dumm [dʌm]
adj. Dumb.
adj. Dumb.
dummie
n. A dumb person.
n. A dumb person.
dump, dumpage, dumpees, dumpeese, dumpeesh, dumper, dumpised, dumpish, dumpish$d, dumpished, dumpisht, dumpitch,
dump [dʌmp]
n. A dull, quick blow, a thump, a thud. A hole scooped in the ground for playing marbles. WC. An apple core.
pl. dumps A thrashing, a punishment.
v. To beat, thump, kick, push. With aboot: to walk with a short, heavy step, to stump.
n. A dull, quick blow, a thump, a thud. A hole scooped in the ground for playing marbles. WC. An apple core.
pl. dumps A thrashing, a punishment.
v. To beat, thump, kick, push. With aboot: to walk with a short, heavy step, to stump.
dumpish
adj. Dejected, melancholy.
v. To make melancholy, to sadden or grieve.
pt. pp. dumpisht adj. Stupefied, grumpy, surly.
adj. Dejected, melancholy.
v. To make melancholy, to sadden or grieve.
pt. pp. dumpisht adj. Stupefied, grumpy, surly.
Compounds and phrases etc.
dumper [ˈdʌmpər]: A post rammer for firming earth.
dumpie, dumpy,
dumpie [ˈdʌmpɪ]
n. A short thick-set person. A breed of very short-legged chickens. S. A footstool or hassock stuffed with chopped hay.
adj. Depressed. Of cloth: coarse and thick.
n. A short thick-set person. A breed of very short-legged chickens. S. A footstool or hassock stuffed with chopped hay.
adj. Depressed. Of cloth: coarse and thick.
clootie-dumplin, dumplin, dumplin$, dumpling,
dumplin [ˈdʌmplɪn]
n. A dumpling, a rich, boiled or steamed fruit pudding.
n. A dumpling, a rich, boiled or steamed fruit pudding.
Compounds and phrases etc.
clootie dumplin: A dumpling wrapped in a cloth and boiled.
din, dun,
dun [dʌn]
n. A prehistoric fort.
n. A prehistoric fort.
Dumbaur, Dunbaar, Dunbar, Dunbaur,
Dunbaur [ˈdʌmbɑːr, ˈdʌmbɔːr]
pn. Dunbar (East Lothian).
pn. Dunbar (East Lothian).