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fal-de-lals,
fal-de-lals [fal dɪ lalz]
n. Tattered clothes. Gay ornaments, frippery, gewgaws.
n. Tattered clothes. Gay ornaments, frippery, gewgaws.
faalie, fala, falie, falock, faulie, faulock,
fala [ˈfalə]
n. A kind of kerchief or small shawl traditionally worn by Dutch women.
dim. falock
n. A kind of kerchief or small shawl traditionally worn by Dutch women.
dim. falock
falachan, fallachan, fallachen,
falachan [Gael. ˈfalaxən]
n. A hoard, a hidden store.
n. A hoard, a hidden store.
Fala, Falae, Falay, Falie,
Falae [ˈfale, ˈfɑːle]
pn. Fala (Midlothian).
pn. Fala (Midlothian).
falderaal, falderaals, falderal, falderals, fallidols, fal-the-dals, faltheral, folderol, folderols,
falderal [ˈfaldərəl]
also faltheral [ˈfalðərəl]
n. A Falderal, an idle fancy, a fuss about trifles.
pl. falderals
v. To make trifling excuses, to behave n a giddy, pedantic manner.
also faltheral [ˈfalðərəl]
n. A Falderal, an idle fancy, a fuss about trifles.
pl. falderals
v. To make trifling excuses, to behave n a giddy, pedantic manner.
falla, fallae, fallaes, fallaes, fallie, fallih, fallow, fally, fella, fellae, fellah, fellahs, felley, fellie, felloo, felloos, felly, filla, fillo, fla, folla, follow, fulla, fulloo, fulloos, weefla,
fallae [ˈfalə, ˈfale]
n. A fellow.
pl. fallaes
n. A fellow.
pl. fallaes
Compounds and phrases etc.
queer fallae: WC. The salmon Salmo salar.
wee fallae [wiː-, U. wiːˈflə]: A small fellow, a child.
wee fallae [wiː-, U. wiːˈflə]: A small fellow, a child.
falloch,
falloch [MN. ˈfaləx]
n. A lump, a large piece.
adj. Thick, bulky.
n. A lump, a large piece.
adj. Thick, bulky.
fama, fama_clamosa, klamoos, klamoz, klirmose, klurmose, klurmose,
fama clamosa [ˈfamə klaˈmoːzə]
n. Church Law: a prevalent report of scandalous or immoral conduct by a church member.
n. Church Law: a prevalent report of scandalous or immoral conduct by a church member.
Compounds and phrases etc.
clamose: I.Sh. A clamour, noisy disturbance.
defamaation, defamation, defamaution, defamawtion, defame, faamous, fame, fame$t, famed, famit, famous, faum, fawm, fawmed, fawmous,
fame [fem, MN. faːm]
n. Fame.
n. Fame.
famed
adj. Famed.
adj. Famed.
Compounds and phrases etc.
defame [ˈdɛfem]: n. Defamation. v. To defame, ill fame, disgrace, discredit.
defamation [ˈdɛfəmeʃən, arch. -ɑːʃən]: Libel and slander.
famous [ˈfeməs, MN. faːməs]: Famous, leg. Of a witness: of good report, of respectable, unexceptionable character.
infamous: Of evil fame or repute. Noted for, or implying, infamy.
defamation [ˈdɛfəmeʃən, arch. -ɑːʃən]: Libel and slander.
famous [ˈfeməs, MN. faːməs]: Famous, leg. Of a witness: of good report, of respectable, unexceptionable character.
infamous: Of evil fame or repute. Noted for, or implying, infamy.
fameeliar,
fameeliar [ˈfamil(j)ər]
adj. Familiar.
adj. Familiar.