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heederum, heederum_hodderum, heederum-hodderum, heederum-hoderum, heedrum, heedrum_hoddrum, heedrum_hoodrum, heedrum_huderum, heedrum-hoddrum, heedrum-hodrum, heedrum-hoodrum, heedrum-hoodrum, heedrum-huderum, heedrum-huderum, heidram, hoderum, hodram, hodrum, hoodrum, huderum,
heederum-hodderum [ˈhid(ə)rəm ˈhɔd(ə)rəm]
also heedrum-hodrum
n. A derogatory term for Highland music.
also heedrum-hodrum
n. A derogatory term for Highland music.
heedieous [ˈhidɪəs]
adj. Extremely ugly.
adj. Extremely ugly.
heal, heel, heelie, heels-abeen, heels-abuin, heelster, heelstergoudie, heelstergoudy, heelstergowdie, heelster-gowdie, heelster-gowrie, heelster-heid, heil, heilie, heill, heilster_gawdie, heilster-gowdie, heister_gowdie, hele, hystergowdie,
heel [hil]
n. The heel. The end of a loaf of bread, especially the first and last slices to be cut off.
dim. heelie
n. The heel. The end of a loaf of bread, especially the first and last slices to be cut off.
dim. heelie
Compounds and phrases etc.
doun at heel: In a badly-worn or dilapidated condition.
heels-abuin: NN.b. Head-over-heels.
heelster-gowdie, heelster-gowrie: Head-over-heels, topsy-turvy, upside-down, in disorder.
heelster-heid: Head-over-heels, topsy-turvy, upside-down, in disorder.
heels-abuin: NN.b. Head-over-heels.
heelster-gowdie, heelster-gowrie: Head-over-heels, topsy-turvy, upside-down, in disorder.
heelster-heid: Head-over-heels, topsy-turvy, upside-down, in disorder.
heelarity [hiˈlarɪte]
n. Boisterous merriment, cheerfulness.
n. Boisterous merriment, cheerfulness.
heel, heeld, heeldin, heeldit, heelin, heild, heilded, heildin, heildit,
heeld [hil(d)]
n. I.Sh. The latter part of the day.
v. To lean to one side, slant, tilt, to overturn, upset. U. To tip or throw.
pt. pp. heeldit
n. I.Sh. The latter part of the day.
v. To lean to one side, slant, tilt, to overturn, upset. U. To tip or throw.
pt. pp. heeldit
Compounds and phrases etc.
heeldin [ˈhil(d)ɪn]: U. Tipping or throwing.
heeliegaleerie, heeliegoleerie, heelie-go-leerie, heeligoleerie, heeligoleery, heiliegoleirie,
heeligoleery [ˈhiligəˈliːri]
n. Confusion, hubbub, noise, a to-do, a bustle, a turning upside down.
adv. Topsy-turvy, in a state of confusion, higgledy-piggledy.
n. Confusion, hubbub, noise, a to-do, a bustle, a turning upside down.
adv. Topsy-turvy, in a state of confusion, higgledy-piggledy.
hean, heen, hein,
heen [hin]
n. The rear part or the share of a plough.
n. The rear part or the share of a plough.
heepochondreech, heepochondreeoch, heepochondrie, heepocondrie, heipochondreioch, heipochondrie,
heepochondreeoch [ˈhipɪkɔndˈriːəx]
n. hypochondriac.
adj. hypochondriac. Listless, gloomy.
n. hypochondriac.
adj. hypochondriac. Listless, gloomy.
Compounds and phrases etc.
heepochondrie [ˈhipɪkɔndˈri]: Hypochondria.
heepocracy, heepocrat, heepocreet, heepocreetical, heipocreit, heipocreitical, heipocrite, hypocrisie,
heepocreet [ˈhipɪkrit]
n. A hypocrite.
n. A hypocrite.
Compounds and phrases etc.
heepocreetical [ˈhipɪkritɪkl]: Hypocritical.
heepocracy: Hypocracy.
heepocracy: Hypocracy.
heesteric, heisteric,
heesteric [ˈhistɛrɪk]
adj. Hysteric.
adj. Hysteric.