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goaf, goafie, goff, goffie, goof, goofie, gouf, gouff, gouffie, goufie, gowf, gowff, gowffie, gowfie, guf, guff, guff, guffie, guffie, guffset, gufset, guif, guifie,
guff [gʌf, gʌuf]
n. A fool, a simpleton.
dim. guffie
v. To flaunt about, to coquette.
n. A fool, a simpleton.
dim. guffie
v. To flaunt about, to coquette.
Compounds and phrases etc.
guffset: I.Sh. Noisy and rough in behaviour, incapable, oafish, blundersome.
beguggelt, beguggled, goag, gog, gogl, goog, googg, google, goug, gougle, groogle, grookel, gruggelt, gruggle, gruggled, grugglt, gug, gugg, guggle, mageegle, misgaggle, misgeegle, misgiggle, misgoggle, misgoogle, misgrugle, misgrugle, misguggle,
guggle [ˈgʌgəl, ˈgugəl]
n. I.Sh. Mire, soft dirt, filth.
v. To soil, dirty. To work with the hands in anything soft and dirty.
n. I.Sh. Mire, soft dirt, filth.
v. To soil, dirty. To work with the hands in anything soft and dirty.
also gug [I. gʌg, & N. gug]
n. An unfledged nestling. I. The slime on fish.
adj. N. Of anything soft and dirty or messy.
v.I. To besmear with slime from fish, to dirty, soil.
n. An unfledged nestling. I. The slime on fish.
adj. N. Of anything soft and dirty or messy.
v.I. To besmear with slime from fish, to dirty, soil.
gruggle [MN. ˈgrʌgəl, ˈgruːgəl]
n. A fold, a crease, a wrinkle.
v. To disorder, rumple, crumple, crease.
pt. pp. gruggelt
n. A fold, a crease, a wrinkle.
v. To disorder, rumple, crumple, crease.
pt. pp. gruggelt
Compounds and phrases etc.
beguggelt: I.Ork. Destroyed by mud or slime.
misguggle, misgrugle: To handle roughly or clumsily, rumple, crumple, bungle, hack, to spoil by rough or careless handling.
misguggle, misgrugle: To handle roughly or clumsily, rumple, crumple, bungle, hack, to spoil by rough or careless handling.
dae-na-guid, ged, geed, geeds, geetcher, geetsher, geud, geud, geuds, gid, gids, god, göd, gödably, gödless, gödly, gödness, göds, goodla, gud, gude, gudelie, gudeliheid, gudeliness, gudely, gudeness, gudes, gudesake, gudewives, gudliheid, guds, gueed, gueede, gueedes, guid, guidably, guidless, guidlie, guidlie, guidliheid, guidliness, guidly, guidly, guidness, guids, guidsir, guid-sir, guidsire, guid-sire, guidsyre, guidwifes, guidwives, gutcher, gweed, gweedlie, gweedly, gweedness, gweeds, gweed-words, gwid, gwids, gyid, ill-less-guidless, ull-less-guidless, unco_guid, unco-gweed,
guid [S. I. gød, gyd, I. gjød, C. U. gɪd, U. SN. ged, MN. gwid, U. NN. gid]
n. pl. guids Goods, commodities.
adv. Good, very, pretty.
adj. Good. Of good social standing, respectable.
comp. better [ˈbɛtər]
superl. best [bɛst]
n. pl. guids Goods, commodities.
adv. Good, very, pretty.
adj. Good. Of good social standing, respectable.
comp. better [ˈbɛtər]
superl. best [bɛst]
Compounds and phrases etc.
come guid: To be surety for, to back up, to prosper.
dae guid: Do good, do well, thrive.
dae-na-guid: A ne'er-do-well.
guidably: I.Sh. Barely, easily, without hinderance.
guidless: Devoid of good, worthless.
guidliheid: Goodliness.
guidly: adj. Goodly or becoming, comely, handsome, conveniently.
guidliness: Goodliness.
guidness: Goodness.
guidsire, usually in the form gutcher [ˈgʌtʃər, NN.b. ˈgiːtʃər]: Grandfather.
ill-less-guidless: Harmless.
little guid: The sun spurge Euphorbia helioscopia.
sae guid as: As good as.
tak the guid o: To take advantage of.
the unco guid: The self-righteously moral or pious.
dae guid: Do good, do well, thrive.
dae-na-guid: A ne'er-do-well.
guidably: I.Sh. Barely, easily, without hinderance.
guidless: Devoid of good, worthless.
guidliheid: Goodliness.
guidly: adj. Goodly or becoming, comely, handsome, conveniently.
guidliness: Goodliness.
guidness: Goodness.
guidsire, usually in the form gutcher [ˈgʌtʃər, NN.b. ˈgiːtʃər]: Grandfather.
ill-less-guidless: Harmless.
little guid: The sun spurge Euphorbia helioscopia.
sae guid as: As good as.
tak the guid o: To take advantage of.
the unco guid: The self-righteously moral or pious.
gui, guidal, guide, guiden, guider, guideship, guidey, guidie, guidin, guidit, guidle, guy, guys, gy, gyde, gydin, gydit, gye, ill-guide, ill-guidit, misguide, misguidit, misguidit, misgyde, misgydit,
guide [gəid]
n. A manager, controller.
v. To guide. To manage, control things. To treat, use, handle, look after, care for a person or animal. To behave, to look after or conduct oneself. Contracted guy [gae] SN. MN. To guide, steer.
pt. pp. guidit
n. A manager, controller.
v. To guide. To manage, control things. To treat, use, handle, look after, care for a person or animal. To behave, to look after or conduct oneself. Contracted guy [gae] SN. MN. To guide, steer.
pt. pp. guidit
Compounds and phrases etc.
guidal: n. Direction, control, handling, management.
guider: A manager, administrator. A home-made children's cart steered by means of a rope. dim. guidie.
guidin: Guiding. Dressing down a haystack with a rake.
guideship: n. Guideance, leadership, management, a controllership.
guide yersel: Behave yourself.
guys SN. The handlebars of a bicycle.
ill-guide: To illtreat.
ill-guidit Ill-used, badly brought up, mismanaged.
misguide: To treat badly, waste, mismanage.
misguidit: adj. Misguided.
guider: A manager, administrator. A home-made children's cart steered by means of a rope. dim. guidie.
guidin: Guiding. Dressing down a haystack with a rake.
guideship: n. Guideance, leadership, management, a controllership.
guide yersel: Behave yourself.
guys SN. The handlebars of a bicycle.
ill-guide: To illtreat.
ill-guidit Ill-used, badly brought up, mismanaged.
misguide: To treat badly, waste, mismanage.
misguidit: adj. Misguided.
gal, gale, geal, geelgowan, geelgowans, geul, gil, gilgowan, gillgown, gillgowns, golin, gollan, gool, guil, guil_gowan, guild, guild-tree, guil-tree, gule, gule-tree, gull, gullan, gweel,
guil [gøl, C. gɪl, N. gwil]
also guil gowan
n. The corn marigold Glebionis segetum.
also guil gowan
n. The corn marigold Glebionis segetum.
Compounds and phrases etc.
guil-tree: S. WC. The barberry Berberis vulgaris.
Gillan, Gillin, Goolan, Guilane, Guilin, Guillan, Gullane,
Guilane [ˈgɪlən]
pn. Gullane (East Lothian).
pn. Gullane (East Lothian).
gueld, guild,
guild [gɪld]
n. A guild.
n. A guild.
beguile, guile,
guile [gəil]
n. Guile.
n. Guile.
Compounds and phrases etc.
beguile: Dissapointment.
giltie, guilt, guiltfou, guiltfu, guiltful, guiltie, guilty,
guilt [gɪlt]
n. Guilt.
n. Guilt.
guilty [gɪltɪ, gʌltɪ]
adj. Guilty.
adj. Guilty.
Compounds and phrases etc.
guiltfu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: Guilty.
guiltless: Guiltless.
guiltless: Guiltless.
geem, geems, geum, geums, gim, gimm, gimms, gims, goom, gooms, goum, goums, guim, guims, gume, gumes, gweem, gweems,
guim [S. gøm, gym, C. gɪm, N. g(w)iːm, I. gum]
n. The gum.
pl. guims
n. The gum.
pl. guims