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blue_dykie, blue-dykie, daek, dake, deck, deek, deike, dekk, dike, dike, diky, dreh-stane_dyke, dry_stone, drystane, dry-stane, drysteen, drysteen_dyke, dyke, dyke-louper, dyke-lowper, dyker, dykes, dykey, dykie, fleetdyke, fleet-dyke, innadaeks, inna-daeks, mairchin-dyke, ootadaeks, retta-daek, retta-dyke,
dyke [dəik]
n. A stone or turf wall usually dividing and/or enclosing fields. A hedge (rare). pl.dykes.
v. To build or repair a stone or turf wall.
n. A stone or turf wall usually dividing and/or enclosing fields. A hedge (rare). pl.dykes.
v. To build or repair a stone or turf wall.
Compounds and phrases etc.
blue dykie: S. SW. The dunnock Prunella modularis
dry-stane dyke, dry dyke: A stone wall built without mortar.
dyker: A builder of dykes. SW. The wheatear Oenanthe oenanthe.
dyke-lowper: A person of immoral habits.
fleet-dyke: A breakwater.
in 'e dykes: I. Inside the township dykes. Near home.
oot 'e dykes: I. Outside the hill dykes.
lowp-the-dyke: Undisciplined, wayward.
retta-dyke: I.Sh. A wall that guides sheep in to a pen.
dry-stane dyke, dry dyke: A stone wall built without mortar.
dyker: A builder of dykes. SW. The wheatear Oenanthe oenanthe.
dyke-lowper: A person of immoral habits.
fleet-dyke: A breakwater.
in 'e dykes: I. Inside the township dykes. Near home.
oot 'e dykes: I. Outside the hill dykes.
lowp-the-dyke: Undisciplined, wayward.
retta-dyke: I.Sh. A wall that guides sheep in to a pen.
dilet, dilte, diltit, doil$d, doil$d, doilt, doiltit, doylt, doyltit, dyled, dylet, dylt, dyltit,
dylt [dəilt]
also dyltit, doilt [dɔɪlt], doiltit
adj. Dazed, stupified, confused, wearied.
also dyltit, doilt [dɔɪlt], doiltit
adj. Dazed, stupified, confused, wearied.
dyper, dyperin,
dyper [ˈdəipər]
n. Diaper. MN. A polish.
v. To adorn, to deck up.
n. Diaper. MN. A polish.
v. To adorn, to deck up.
Compounds and phrases etc.
dyperin: Embroidering.
Dysart, Little_Holland,
Dysart [ˈdaɪsərt]
pn. Dysart (Fife).
also Little Holland
pn. Dysart (Fife).
also Little Holland
deish, deish, deisht, deisht, deist, deist, doish, doisht, doishter, doist, doister, dysh, dysh, dysht, dysht, dyshter, dyst, dyste, dyste, dyster, dystit,
dyst [MN. dəist, dəiʃ(t)]
also doist [dɔɪst, dɔɪʃ(t)]
n. A heavy blow, a thud.
v. To fall or sit down.
pt. pp. dystit
also doist [dɔɪst, dɔɪʃ(t)]
n. A heavy blow, a thud.
v. To fall or sit down.
pt. pp. dystit
Compounds and phrases etc.
dyster [dəistər, dəiʃ(t)ər], doister [dɔɪstər, dɔɪʃ(t)ər]: MN. A stormy wind blowing in from the sea.
deit, deited, dighted, dightert, dite, ditein, ditelt, diter, ditered, diterel, diterin, ditert, ditin, ditit, ditted, ditter, dittin, dittit, do$tin, doater, doaterel, doatle, doaty, doit, doite, doited, doitelt, doiter, doiterel, doiterin, doitert, doitin, doitit, doitle, doitled, doitrel, doity, dooter, dot, dotard, dotard, dotard, doter, dotey, dotin, dott, dotted, dottelt, dotter, dotter, dottered, dottered, dottered, dottered, dotterel, dotterel, dotterin, dottern, dottert, dottin, dottit, dottle, dottled, dottlit, dottrel, doutit, dowtit, doyt, doytit, dyte, dyted, dytelt, dyter, dytered, dyterel, dyterin, dytert, dytin, dytin, dytit, dytle, dytter, dytterel,
dyte [dəit]
also doit [dɔɪt, I. dɔt]
adj. Crazed, enfeebled or confused in mind.
n. WC. The darnel Lolium temulentum
v. To be crazed, enfeebled or confused in mind. To walk with a stumbling or blundering step.
pt. pp. dytit, doitit adj. Witless, stupid, bewildered, foolish, senile.
also doit [dɔɪt, I. dɔt]
adj. Crazed, enfeebled or confused in mind.
n. WC. The darnel Lolium temulentum
v. To be crazed, enfeebled or confused in mind. To walk with a stumbling or blundering step.
pt. pp. dytit, doitit adj. Witless, stupid, bewildered, foolish, senile.
dyter, doiter [ˈdəitər, ˈdɔɪtər]
v. To stumble.
pt. pp. dytert, dytered, doitert, doitered adj. Witless, stupid, bewildered, foolish, senile.
v. To stumble.
pt. pp. dytert, dytered, doitert, doitered adj. Witless, stupid, bewildered, foolish, senile.
dytle, doitle [dəitl, dɔɪtl, dɔtl]
v. To become stupid and fretful.
pt. pp. dytelt, doitelt adj. Senile.
v. To become stupid and fretful.
pt. pp. dytelt, doitelt adj. Senile.
Compounds and phrases etc.
dyterel, doiterel [ˈdəitərəl, ˈdɔɪtərəl]: A fool, idiot, dotard imbecile. The dotterel Charadrius morinellus.
dyterin, doiterin: Walking clumsily.
dytin, doitin [dəitɪn, dɔɪtɪn]. Stumbling. Witless, stupid, bewildered, foolish, senile.
dyty, doity: Crazy.
dyterin, doiterin: Walking clumsily.
dytin, doitin [dəitɪn, dɔɪtɪn]. Stumbling. Witless, stupid, bewildered, foolish, senile.
dyty, doity: Crazy.
dyver, dyvor, dyvour,
dyvour [ˈdaɪvər]
n. A debtor, a bankrupt.
n. A debtor, a bankrupt.