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graivel, graivelly, grevel, grevvel,
graivel [ˈgreːvəl]
n. Gravel.
n. Gravel.
graivelly
adj. Gravelly.
adj. Gravelly.
gralloch, graloch,
gralloch [ˈgralɔx]
n. A deer's guts.
v. To disembowel a deer.
n. A deer's guts.
v. To disembowel a deer.
gram, grame,
gram [gran, grɛm, grem]
n. S. EC. Anger, passion, grief.
v. I. Very eager, keen on getting something.
n. S. EC. Anger, passion, grief.
v. I. Very eager, keen on getting something.
grammaphone,
grammaphone [ˈgraməfon]
n. A grammaphone.
n. A grammaphone.
graimmar, grammar, gremmar, gremmer,
grammar [ˈgramər, MN. ˈgrɛmər]
n. Grammar, learning, scholarship.
n. Grammar, learning, scholarship.
gramloch, grammal, grammel, grammle, grammloch,
grammle [graml]
v. U. To scramble, grab, grasp.
v. U. To scramble, grab, grasp.
Compounds and phrases etc.
gramloch [ˈgramlox]: adj. WC. In an avaricious manner.
garandur, graan, graand, grain, gran, gran$, gran$eur, grand, grander, grandeur, grandir, grandor, grand-sir, grandsire, grand-sire, grandur, grandure, grann, granner, gransher, graun, graun$, graund, grawn, grawnd, grencher, grensher, groncie, grunshy, grunsie,
grand [gran(d), grɑn(d)]
adj. Grand, fine, splendid.
adv. Grandly, finely, splendidly.
adj. Grand, fine, splendid.
adv. Grandly, finely, splendidly.
Compounds and phrases etc.
grandur [ˈgran(d)ər]: Grandeur.
grand-sire [gran(d) sɪr, grɑn(d)-, -sʌr]: A great-grandfather. A big, stoutly-built person.
grand-sire [gran(d) sɪr, grɑn(d)-, -sʌr]: A great-grandfather. A big, stoutly-built person.
glengore, grandgore, grangore, grangour,
grandgore [ˈgran(d)goːr, grɑn(d)-]
n. Veneral disease, syphilis.
n. Veneral disease, syphilis.
grainge, grange, granse, gransie, gransy, granzie, granzy, graunge, graunzie,
grange [ˈgren(d)ʒ]
also S. granzie [ˈgranzi]
n. A store-house for grain, a granary, barn. A farming establishment with granaries for the storage of crops etc.
also S. granzie [ˈgranzi]
n. A store-house for grain, a granary, barn. A farming establishment with granaries for the storage of crops etc.
Grangemooth,
Grangemooth [ˈgrendʒmuθ]
pn. Grangemouth (Falkirk).
pn. Grangemouth (Falkirk).