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em, erm,
erm [ɛrm, ərm]
also em [ɛm, əm]
col. A sound denoting hesitation.
also em [ɛm, əm]
col. A sound denoting hesitation.
ermeen, ermine,
ermine [ˈərmin]
n. Ermine, the fur of the stoat Mustela erminea
n. Ermine, the fur of the stoat Mustela erminea
ern, urn,
ern [MN. ərn]
v. To pain, torture. Of the eyes: to cause to water, to smart.
v. To pain, torture. Of the eyes: to cause to water, to smart.
eer, err, errant,
err [ɛr, MN. iːr]
v. To err.
v. To err.
Compounds and phrases etc.
errant: Erring or straying from the accepted course or standards.
airsart, airse, airse$t, airsed, airselins, airsewart, airsie, airsit, arselins, ayrse, earse, earswart, ehrs, errsit, ersart, erse, ersed, erseleens, erselins, ersewart, ersie, ersit, ersit, essert, peerie-airsed, peerie-erse$t, peerie-ersed, peirie-airse$t, red-arsie, red-ersie, reid-airsie, reid-ersie, rid-arsie, rid-ersie, tairsie-vairsie, tarsie_versie, tersie_versie, tersie-versie, tersy_versy, whiteairse, white-airse, white-erse, yalla-ersie, yella-airsie, yellae_airsie, yellae-airsie, yellae-ersie,
erse [eːrs, ɛrs]
n. Arse.
dim. ersie
n. Arse.
dim. ersie
erse't
adj. Having qualities of the hind quarters.
adj. Having qualities of the hind quarters.
Compounds and phrases etc.
erselins [-lɪnz]: adv. Backwards.
ersewart [-wərt] ersit: adj. Stubborn, perverse, dour.
peerie-erse't: Having pointy hindquaters.
ersie-versie, tersie-versie: sl. S. Topsy turvy, upside down, in a random disorderly manner.
reid-ersie: A large bee with a red behind such as Bombus lapidaries.
white-erse [ʍəit-, N. fəit-]: The wheatear Oenanthe oenanthe.
white-ersie: A large bee with a white behind such as Bombus lucorum, Bombus terrestris or Bombus vestalis.
yellae-ersie: A wasp Vespula germanica.
ersewart [-wərt] ersit: adj. Stubborn, perverse, dour.
peerie-erse't: Having pointy hindquaters.
ersie-versie, tersie-versie: sl. S. Topsy turvy, upside down, in a random disorderly manner.
reid-ersie: A large bee with a red behind such as Bombus lapidaries.
white-erse [ʍəit-, N. fəit-]: The wheatear Oenanthe oenanthe.
white-ersie: A large bee with a white behind such as Bombus lucorum, Bombus terrestris or Bombus vestalis.
yellae-ersie: A wasp Vespula germanica.
erumption, eruption,
eruption [ɛrˈəpʃən]
n. Erruption. An outburst, uproar.
n. Erruption. An outburst, uproar.
$scape, $scapit, escape, escapit, scape, scaped, scapit,
escape [əˈskep]
v. To get away, gain liberty by flight, to get off safely or with one's life. col. 'scape.
pt. pp. escapit col. 'scapit.
v. To get away, gain liberty by flight, to get off safely or with one's life. col. 'scape.
pt. pp. escapit col. 'scapit.
aish, aishen, esh, eshen, quaikin-aish, quaukin-esh,
esh [ɛʃ, eʃ]
n. The ash tree Fraxinus excelsior.
pl. eshes
n. The ash tree Fraxinus excelsior.
pl. eshes
Compounds and phrases etc.
eshen: Of the ash tree.
grund-esh: SEC. The wild angelica Angelica sylvestris.
quaukin-esh: The aspen Populus tremula.
muntain esh: The aspen Populus tremula.
grund-esh: SEC. The wild angelica Angelica sylvestris.
quaukin-esh: The aspen Populus tremula.
muntain esh: The aspen Populus tremula.
Esk,
Esk [ɛsk]
pn. The river Esk.
pn. The river Esk.
Eskdalemuir, Eskdalmair,
Eskdalemuir [ˈɛskdelmøːr, -myːr, C. -meːr, N. -miːr, -mjuːr]
pn. Eskdalemuir (Dumfries and Galloway).
pn. Eskdalemuir (Dumfries and Galloway).