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cyurn, cyurned, kern, kirn, kirn-corse, kirnin, kirn-kors, kirn-korse, kirnmilk, kirn-milk, kirn-mylk, kirnt, kurn, kurnin, plump-churn, plump-kirn,
kirn [kɪrn]
n. A churn.
v. To stir up, mix up.
pt. pp. kirnt
n. A churn.
v. To stir up, mix up.
pt. pp. kirnt
Compounds and phrases etc.
kirn-corse I.: A kirn handle shaped like a cross.
kirnmilk: Buttermilk.
kirnin [ˈkɪrnən]: Churning. Dalliance, flirtation.
kirnin rung: A plunger for a churn.
(deil's kirn staff: A plunger fur a churn. U. SW. WC. The sun spurge Euphorbia helioscopia.
kirn stick: A plunger for a churn.
kirn-up: A mess.
plump-kirn: A plunge churn.
kirnmilk: Buttermilk.
kirnin [ˈkɪrnən]: Churning. Dalliance, flirtation.
kirnin rung: A plunger for a churn.
(deil's kirn staff: A plunger fur a churn. U. SW. WC. The sun spurge Euphorbia helioscopia.
kirn stick: A plunger for a churn.
kirn-up: A mess.
plump-kirn: A plunge churn.
chirn, churn, curn, cyurn, kern, kirn, kurn,
kirn [kɪrn]
n. A celebration marking the end of harvest, a harvest-home. The last sheaf of harvest presented for display.
n. A celebration marking the end of harvest, a harvest-home. The last sheaf of harvest presented for display.
girnal, girnel, kernel, kirnel, wauxen-kirnel, waux-kirnel, waxen-kirnel, waxen-kirnels, wax-kernel, wax-kirnel, wax-kirnels,
kirnel [ˈkɪrnəl]
n. A kernel. A lump or hard gathering below the the skin of the neck. A swollen gland.
n. A kernel. A lump or hard gathering below the the skin of the neck. A swollen gland.
Compounds and phrases etc.
waux-kirnel(s), wauxen-kirnel(s) [-ˈkɪrnəl(z)]: Swollen gland(s).
curr, kirr, kurr,
kirr [kɪr]
adj. SW. Cheerful, lively, brisk, self-satisfied, amorous, wanton.
v. I.Sh. To scare away hens etc.
adj. SW. Cheerful, lively, brisk, self-satisfied, amorous, wanton.
v. I.Sh. To scare away hens etc.
Killamuir, Killarmuir, Killiemuir, Kirrie, Kirriemair, Kirriemuir,
Kirriemuir [ˈkɪrimmøːr, C. -meːr, N. -miːr, -mjuːr
pn. Kirriemuir (Angus).
dim. Kirrie
pn. Kirriemuir (Angus).
dim. Kirrie
Chirsty, greetin_Teenie, greetin-Teenie, Kirst, Kirsten, Kirstie, Kirsty, Kish, Teenie, Teeny, Teinie, Teiny,
Kirsten [ˈkɪrstən]
n. The personal name Christina.
dim. Kirst, Kirstie, Teenie [ˈtini].
n. The personal name Christina.
dim. Kirst, Kirstie, Teenie [ˈtini].
Compounds and phrases etc.
greetin Teenie: A person who is always complaining.
Teenie frae Truin: WC. A garishly or tastelessly dressed woman.
Teenie frae the neeps: SN. A garishly or tastelessly dressed woman.
Teenie frae Truin: WC. A garishly or tastelessly dressed woman.
Teenie frae the neeps: SN. A garishly or tastelessly dressed woman.
chrisent, christent, kir$sen, kir$sent, kirsen, kirsenin, kirsent, kirsnin, kirsten, kirstenin, kirstent, krisnin, oonkirsen, unkirsen, unkirsten,
kirsten [ˈkɪrsn]
adj. Decent, clean, proper, respectable, suitable, in order, as it should be, fit to eat or wear etc. Often used ironically.
v. To christen, baptise, to give a name to at christening.
pt. pp. kirstent adj. Decent, proper, fitting, hallowed, dedicated.
adj. Decent, clean, proper, respectable, suitable, in order, as it should be, fit to eat or wear etc. Often used ironically.
v. To christen, baptise, to give a name to at christening.
pt. pp. kirstent adj. Decent, proper, fitting, hallowed, dedicated.
Compounds and phrases etc.
kirstenin [ˈkɪrsnɪn]: A Christening.
unkirsten: I.Sh. adj. Of food: not fit for human consumption, unclean.
unkirsten: I.Sh. adj. Of food: not fit for human consumption, unclean.
kirstie, kirsty,
kirstie [ˈkɪrstɪ]
n. A whisky jar.
n. A whisky jar.
kertill, kirtil, kirtill, kirtle,
kirtle [ˈkɪrtl]
n. A woman's frock or close gown. Part of an ecclesiastical habit or robes of state.
v. To clothe, dress.
n. A woman's frock or close gown. Part of an ecclesiastical habit or robes of state.
v. To clothe, dress.
kiss, kisses, kisst, kyiss, kyisses, kyisst,
kiss [ˈkɪs]
n. A kiss.
pl. kisses
v. To kiss.
pt. pp. kisst
n. A kiss.
pl. kisses
v. To kiss.
pt. pp. kisst
Compounds and phrases etc.
come-and-be-kisst: The heartsease Viola tricolor.
Glesgae kiss: A head-butt.
Glesgae kiss: A head-butt.