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gaury, gawrey, girr, gorrie, gurr, gurred, gurrey, gurrie, gurrier, gurrt, gurry, gurt,
gurr [gʌr]
n. A growl or snarl. MN. Mettle, spirit, courage. WC. The trilling of the letter R. MN. Anything short and thick.
v. To growl, snarl.
pt. pp. gurrt, gurred
n. A growl or snarl. MN. Mettle, spirit, courage. WC. The trilling of the letter R. MN. Anything short and thick.
v. To growl, snarl.
pt. pp. gurrt, gurred
gurrie
n. A dogfight, brawl, hurry, confusion.
v. To wrangle, dispute.
n. A dogfight, brawl, hurry, confusion.
v. To wrangle, dispute.
Compounds and phrases etc.
gurrier: U. A young troublemaker. A tough or bad mannered person.
gusch, gush, gushel, gushelin, gushellin, gushelling, gushelt, gushlan, gushlan, gushle, gushled, gushlin, gushlin$, gusht, gushult, gushult, gussel, gussle,
gush [gʌʃ]
v. To gush, salivate.
pt. pp. gusht
v. To gush, salivate.
pt. pp. gusht
gushle
n. A small dam or pool. The street gutter. NN.b. I.Ork. A bungled job.
v. NN. I. To bungle, botch, perform clumsily.
pt. pp. gushelt adj. Bungled, botched, all confused etc.
n. A small dam or pool. The street gutter. NN.b. I.Ork. A bungled job.
v. NN. I. To bungle, botch, perform clumsily.
pt. pp. gushelt adj. Bungled, botched, all confused etc.
Compounds and phrases etc.
gushin: Gushing.
gushlin: NN. Awkward, not clever. NN. I. Bungling, botching,
gushlin: NN. Awkward, not clever. NN. I. Bungling, botching,
gushet,
gushet [ˈgʌʃət]
n. A gusset. A pocket near the arm-pit, a breast pocket. A triangular piece of land, a corner. An ornamental pattern in silk thread on a stocking. A clock.
n. A gusset. A pocket near the arm-pit, a breast pocket. A triangular piece of land, a corner. An ornamental pattern in silk thread on a stocking. A clock.
Compounds and phrases etc.
gushet neuk: The corner of a triangular piece of land.
gust, gustfu, gustie, gustilie, gustily, gustless, gusty,
gust [gʌst, gust, S. gʌust]
n. A taste, pleasant flavour, relish.
v. To taste or smell, to have a good taste. To give a flavour or relish to.
n. A taste, pleasant flavour, relish.
v. To taste or smell, to have a good taste. To give a flavour or relish to.
gustie [gʌsti, gusti, S. gʌusti]
adj. Tasty, savoury, appetising. Having a keen or discriminating appetite.
adj. Tasty, savoury, appetising. Having a keen or discriminating appetite.
gustily [gʌstɪli, gustɪli, S. gʌustɪli]
adv. With gusto, heartily.
adv. With gusto, heartily.
Compounds and phrases etc.
gustfu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: With relish.
gustless: Tasteless.
gustless: Tasteless.
coatey, cut, gattie, gatty, gittie, gitty, gut, guts, gutser, gutsey, gutshach, gutsie, gutsin, gutster, gutsy, gutt, gutteen, guttie, guttin, gutts, gutty,
gut [gʌt ˈskrepər]
n. The gut.
pl. guts The stomach, the belly as the seat of the appetite. v. To eat greedily.
n. The gut.
pl. guts The stomach, the belly as the seat of the appetite. v. To eat greedily.
guttie [ˈgʌte]
adj. Pot bellied, paunchy, failed in strength.
n. WC. The minnow Phoxinus phoxinus .
Compounds and phrases etc.
adj. Pot bellied, paunchy, failed in strength.
n. WC. The minnow Phoxinus phoxinus .
Compounds and phrases etc.
cat-gut: I.Ork. The sea lace Chorda filum.
deil's guts: S. The creeping buttercup Ranunculus repens.
gutshach: NN.a. Greedy.
gutser [ˈgʌtsər]: A gluttonous eater. Of diving: a bellyflop.
gutsie [ˈgʌtsi]: adj. Greedy, gluttonous. Of a bulding: roomy, commodious.
gutsin: Eating greedily.
gutsiness: Greediness, gluttony.
gutster: A female fish-gutter.
guttin: Gutting.
horse-guts: Small broken clouds scattered across the sky which are seen as a sign of bad weather.
deil's guts: S. The creeping buttercup Ranunculus repens.
gutshach: NN.a. Greedy.
gutser [ˈgʌtsər]: A gluttonous eater. Of diving: a bellyflop.
gutsie [ˈgʌtsi]: adj. Greedy, gluttonous. Of a bulding: roomy, commodious.
gutsin: Eating greedily.
gutsiness: Greediness, gluttony.
gutster: A female fish-gutter.
guttin: Gutting.
horse-guts: Small broken clouds scattered across the sky which are seen as a sign of bad weather.
gotrif, gotriv, gutriv,
gutriv [I.Sh. gʌtrɪv]
n. The anus of a fish.
n. The anus of a fish.
gaitter, gittar, gitter, gitter, gitters, gootar, gouter, goutered, goutery, gu$er, guitter, gutter, gutter_hole, gutter-blood, gutterbluid, gutter-bluid, guttered, gutterholl, gutterie, gutters, guttert, guttery, gutthers, guttry,
gutter [ˈgʌtər, S. ˈgɪtər]
n. The mud in drained puddles etc. A muddy mess, a mire.
pl. gutters
v. To work messily, slovenly or in an unskilful way. To waffle.
pt. pp. guttert, guttered adj. In a mess, worked messily. Very drunk.
n. The mud in drained puddles etc. A muddy mess, a mire.
pl. gutters
v. To work messily, slovenly or in an unskilful way. To waffle.
pt. pp. guttert, guttered adj. In a mess, worked messily. Very drunk.
gutterie [ˈgʌtərɪ]
adj. Muddy.
adj. Muddy.
Compounds and phrases etc.
gutter-bluid: A lowly-born person or one of poor breeding.
gutter hole: A muddy puddle.
gutter hole: A muddy puddle.
coatey-perkies, coatie_perkies, coaties, cotie_perkies, cottie_perkies, guttie, guttie_perky, guttie-perkie, guttie-perkies, guttie-perky, gutties, gutty, gutty-perky,
guttie [ˈgʌte]
n. Anything made of rubber such as a gymshoe or catapult.
pl. gutties: Plimsolls, gymshoes.
n. Anything made of rubber such as a gymshoe or catapult.
pl. gutties: Plimsolls, gymshoes.
Compounds and phrases etc.
guttie-perkie: Gutta-percha, percha latex.
guttie-perkies: Plimsolls, gymshoes.
guttie-perkies: Plimsolls, gymshoes.
guzzle,
guzzle [gʌzl]
n. A bout of excessive eating and drinking.
v. To take by the throat, to throttle.
n. A bout of excessive eating and drinking.
v. To take by the throat, to throttle.
gymies, gymmies, gymnasium, gymnastic, jimies, Jimmies,
gymnastic [ˈdʒɪmnastɪk]
adj. Pertaining to athletic exercise.
adj. Pertaining to athletic exercise.
Compounds and phrases etc.
gymmies [ˈdʒɪmiz]: Gymshoes.
gymnasium: A place of exercise.
gymnasium: A place of exercise.