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ginkmen, ginkum, kinkum,
kinkum [ˈkɪŋkʌm, MN. ˈgɪŋkʌm]
n. A trick or dodge, an odd notion, a habit, trait, mannerism.
n. A trick or dodge, an odd notion, a habit, trait, mannerism.
keen, kinn,
kinn [kɪn, kin]
n. I.Sh. In a few place names: A rock jutting out from the face of a cliff.
n. I.Sh. In a few place names: A rock jutting out from the face of a cliff.
cunin, cunnie, kaninchen, kinnen, Kinnen_Pairk, Kinnen_Park, kinnin, kinning, können, kunna, kunnen, kunnin, kunno, kyunnen, kyunnin,
kinnen [ˈkɪnən, I.Sh. ˈk(j)ʌnən]
n. A rabbit.
n. A rabbit.
Compounds and phrases etc.
kinnen haud: I.Sh. A rabbit hole.
Kinnen Pairk: pn. Kinning Park (Glasgow).
Kinnen Pairk: pn. Kinning Park (Glasgow).
Cunigar_Garth, Cunigargarth, Cuningar, Cuningar_Garth, Cuningargarth, Cunningar, Kinnengarth,
Kinnengarth [ˈkʌnɪ(ŋ)gər]
pn. Kinnegar (County Down).
pn. Kinnegar (County Down).
Cunningham, Kinnicum, Kinnikem,
Kinnikem [kɪnˈɪkəm]
pn. Cunninghame (Ayrshire) or Cunningham.
pn. Cunninghame (Ayrshire) or Cunningham.
kangrick, kängrick, kängrik, kingric, kingrick, kïngrick, kingrik, kinrick, kinrik, knirick,
kinrick [ˈkɪnrɪk]
n. A kingdom.
n. A kingdom.
Kinroass, Kinross,
Kinross [ˈkɪnrɔs, ˈkɪnros]
pn. Kinross (Perth and Kinross).
pn. Kinross (Perth and Kinross).
contra, contras, contray, contrays, counterie, countra, countras, countrey, countreys, countrie, countries, cuintrie, cuintrie, cuintries, cuntra, cuntras, cuntries, cuntry, cwintries, cwintry, kintra, kintrae, kintraes, kintras, kintray, kintrays, kintrie, kintries, kintry, koontrie, koontries, kwinetry, kwinetrys, kwintra, kwintras, kwintrie, kwintries, kwintry, queentries, queentry,
kintra [ˈkɪntrə, N. ˈkwɪntrə]
n. A country, an inhabited region. The countryside.
pl. kintras
n. A country, an inhabited region. The countryside.
pl. kintras
Compounds and phrases etc.
laich kintra: The lowland parts of Scotland, outside the Highland area, and nearer the seaboard.
lowp the kintra: To emigrate.
lowp the kintra: To emigrate.
ceo, ceo-boy, cheoboy, kaehae, kaehaein, keo, ke-o, keoboy, keo-boy, keogh, keow, kiow, kiow-boy, kiowin, kiow-ow, kjow, kjowe, kow, kyo, kyoin, skeow, teo, teo-boy,
kiow-ow [ˈkjʌuˈʌu, kjo]
n. A piece of futility, a fiasco, a trifle. A trick, ploy, nonsense, carry-on. A state of pleasurable excitement.
v. To talk or act in a trifling manner, to fiddle about, caper, play the fool. To enjoy oneself immensely. Of children: to act mischievously.
n. A piece of futility, a fiasco, a trifle. A trick, ploy, nonsense, carry-on. A state of pleasurable excitement.
v. To talk or act in a trifling manner, to fiddle about, caper, play the fool. To enjoy oneself immensely. Of children: to act mischievously.
Compounds and phrases etc.
kiow-boy: n. A cheeky character, a scoundrel.
kiowin: Fiddling about, capering, etc.
kiowin: Fiddling about, capering, etc.
kip, kipp, kippack, kippock,
kip [I. kɪp]
n. A lock or tuft of hair. A small bundle of grass or fish etc.
dim. kippock: The white clover Trifolium repens.
n. A lock or tuft of hair. A small bundle of grass or fish etc.
dim. kippock: The white clover Trifolium repens.