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gaasie, gaasy, gaucie, gaucy, gause, gausie, gausy, gaws, gawsie, gawsie, gawsy,
gawsie [ˈgɔːse]
adj. Of people: fresh complexioned, jolly, pleasant. Large, plump. Of animals: handsome, well-conditioned. Of things: large, ample, roomy, handsome, stately, imposing-looking, showy, jolly, pleasant.
adj. Of people: fresh complexioned, jolly, pleasant. Large, plump. Of animals: handsome, well-conditioned. Of things: large, ample, roomy, handsome, stately, imposing-looking, showy, jolly, pleasant.
Gauston, Gaustone, Gaustoun, Gawstin, Gawston, Gawstoun, Gawstoun,
Gawston [ˈgɑːstən, ˈgɔːstən]
pn. Galston (East Ayrshire).
pn. Galston (East Ayrshire).
gean, geean, geen, gein,
gean [gin]
n. The wild cherry Prunus avium.
n. The wild cherry Prunus avium.
gaer, gear, geared, gear-gaitherer, gearie, geart, geary, geer, geir, geir-gaitherer, gier,
gear [giːr, geːr]
n. Equipment, belongings, wealth, goods.
v. arch. To equip.
pt. pp. geart, geared
n. Equipment, belongings, wealth, goods.
v. arch. To equip.
pt. pp. geart, geared
geary
adj. Having riches or wealth.
adj. Having riches or wealth.
Compounds and phrases etc.
gaun gear: Machinery in a mill. Money or property that is being wasted.
gear-gaitherer: A hoarder.
guids and gear: Possessions, property.
hae a guid grip o gear: Well-off, well to do.
gear-gaitherer: A hoarder.
guids and gear: Possessions, property.
hae a guid grip o gear: Well-off, well to do.
gaby, gaebie, gaeppie, gebbie, gebby, gibbie, gibby, gjebbi,
gebbie [gɛbɪ, gebi]
n. The crop of a fowl. The mouth of a bird or man. The throat. A horn spoon.
n. The crop of a fowl. The mouth of a bird or man. The throat. A horn spoon.
begaick, begaik, begaikin, begeck, begeckin, begeckit, begeckt, begeek, begeik, begyke, gack, gag, gaik, gaiky, gailie, geak, geakin, geakit, geck, geck$d, geck$t, gecked, gecker, geckie, geckin, geckin$, gecking, geckit, geck-neckit, gecky, geek, geekit, gek, gekin, gekit,
geck [gɛk, gek]
n. A taunt, a mockery. A fool, a frivolous person. A toss of the head.
v. To mock, to toss the head in scorn.
pt. pp. geckit
n. A taunt, a mockery. A fool, a frivolous person. A toss of the head.
v. To mock, to toss the head in scorn.
pt. pp. geckit
geckin [ˈgɛkɪn, ˈgekɪn]
adj. Lively, of a sportive disposition.
adj. Lively, of a sportive disposition.
geckie
adj. Cheerfully playful.
n. A frivolous person.
adj. Cheerfully playful.
n. A frivolous person.
Compounds and phrases etc.
begeck [bəˈ-]: To deceive, to disappoint. A trick, a disappointment.
begeckit: Crazy, disappointed.
begeckin Disappointing.
geck at: To mock at, scoff at, deride.
gecker: A mocker or scorner.
geck-neckit: With the neck held slightly to one side.
begeckit: Crazy, disappointed.
begeckin Disappointing.
geck at: To mock at, scoff at, deride.
gecker: A mocker or scorner.
geck-neckit: With the neck held slightly to one side.
gaddock, ged, ged$s-hole, gedd, geddeck, geddek, geddock, giddek, giddick, giddock, sandy_giddock, saundie-giddock, saundy-geddock, saundy-giddock,
ged [gɛd]
n. The pike Esox lucius.
dim. geddock I.Sh. The lesser sand eel Ammodytes tobianus.
n. The pike Esox lucius.
dim. geddock I.Sh. The lesser sand eel Ammodytes tobianus.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ged's-hole: A pool frequented by pike Esox lucius. The grave.
saundy-geddock: I.Sh. The sand eel Ammodytes.
saundy-geddock: I.Sh. The sand eel Ammodytes.
gee, ghea, jee, jie,
gee [giː, S. gəi]
n. A whim, notion, mood, fancy, caprice. A fit of temper, sullenness, stubbornness. A lively or daft mood.
n. A whim, notion, mood, fancy, caprice. A fit of temper, sullenness, stubbornness. A lively or daft mood.
Compounds and phrases etc.
tak the gee wi: To take offence at.
geeg, geegelt, geegit, geegle, geegled, geeglet, geeglet, geeglets, geeglit, geigelt, geigle, geiglit, geiglit, gig, giggit, giglet, giglet, giglets,
geeg [gig, gɪg]
v. To giggle.
pt. pp. geegit adj. Gigglish. n. One who laughs easily.
v. To giggle.
pt. pp. geegit adj. Gigglish. n. One who laughs easily.
geegle [gigl]
n. A giggle.
v. To giggle.
pt. pp. geegelt [giglt]
n. A giggle.
v. To giggle.
pt. pp. geegelt [giglt]
geeglet [ˈgiglət]
n. A flighty girl.
n. A flighty girl.
geeg, geig, gig,
geeg [giːg]
n. A gig, a light carriage. A winding engine, something that whirls.
n. A gig, a light carriage. A winding engine, something that whirls.