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ginnle, ginnles, ginnlin, gunnle, gunnles, gunnlin,
ginnle [ˈgɪnəl, ˈgʌn-]
v. To catch fish by the gills or by tickling, to grope for fish under banks and stones.
v. To catch fish by the gills or by tickling, to grope for fish under banks and stones.
ginnles
n. pl. The gills of a fish. Of a person: the cheeks.
n. pl. The gills of a fish. Of a person: the cheeks.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ginnlin: Catching fish by the gills or by tickling.
gip,
gip [gɪp]
n. The protruding jaw of a fish.
n. The protruding jaw of a fish.
Compounds and phrases etc.
gippie: SW. The stone loach Barbatula barbatula.
gip, gippie, gippy,
gip [g(j)ɪp]
n. A cut made in the belly of a fish.
dim. gippie A small knife used for gutting fish.
v. To cut or make a cut in the belly of a fish for gutting.
n. A cut made in the belly of a fish.
dim. gippie A small knife used for gutting fish.
v. To cut or make a cut in the belly of a fish for gutting.
gipsey, gipsie, gipsy,
gipsy [ˈdʒɪpsi]
n. A gipsy. A lively young girl.
n. A gipsy. A lively young girl.
gird, girdie, girdy, gurd, gurdy,
gird [gɪrd]
n. A knock, blow.
v. To strike, push.
n. A knock, blow.
v. To strike, push.
Compounds and phrases etc.
lat gird: Let fly.
fasgaird, fasgerd, fasgerd, fasgert, fasgird, fasgord, gird, gird_$n$_cleek, gird_$n$_cleet, gird_an_cleek, gird_an_cleet, gird_and_cleek, gird_and_cleet, gird_n_cleek, girdeen, girdin, girr, girth, gurd, lagen-gird, laggen-gird, laggin-gird, laigin-gird,
gird [gɪr(d)]
also girth [gɪrθ]
n. A hoop for a barrel. A saddle-girth
dim. girdie A child's hoop.
v. To put hoops on a barrel etc.
also girth [gɪrθ]
n. A hoop for a barrel. A saddle-girth
dim. girdie A child's hoop.
v. To put hoops on a barrel etc.
girdin
n. A saddle-girth, A rope used for binding round something.
n. A saddle-girth, A rope used for binding round something.
Compounds and phrases etc.
caw the gird: To proceed, to carry on.
fasgird [I.Sh. ˈfazgɪrd, I.Ork. ˈfɛzgər]: The strip of plaited straw around the rim of a straw-basket.
gird and cleek: A children's game played with a hoop.
laggin-gird: The end hoop of a cask.
fasgird [I.Sh. ˈfazgɪrd, I.Ork. ˈfɛzgər]: The strip of plaited straw around the rim of a straw-basket.
gird and cleek: A children's game played with a hoop.
laggin-gird: The end hoop of a cask.
girdle, girl, griddle, gridel,
girdle [gɪrdl]
n. A griddle, a circular iron plate for cooking or baking.
n. A griddle, a circular iron plate for cooking or baking.
girdle, girl,
girdle [gɪr(d)l]
n. A girdle.
n. A girdle.
girl,
girl [ɡər(ə)l]
n. A female child or relatively young woman.
n. A female child or relatively young woman.
flirn, gern, ginrnin$, girn, girnan, girned, girner, girnie, girnin, girny, grin, guern, guirnin, gurn, gurne, gurner, gurnie, gurnin, gurny,
girn [gɪrn]
v. To snarl, grimace, grin, whine, complain peevishly.
v. To snarl, grimace, grin, whine, complain peevishly.
girnie [gɪrni]
n. A fretful, bad-tempered person.
adj. Peevish, ill-tempered.
n. A fretful, bad-tempered person.
adj. Peevish, ill-tempered.
Compounds and phrases etc.
girner: A growling, snarling person or animal.
girnin [ˈgɪrnɪn]: Complaining, groaning.
girnin [ˈgɪrnɪn]: Complaining, groaning.