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cheist, chist, kest, kist, kisted, kisteen, kistie, kistin, kistit, kist-neuk, kjist, kyest, kyist, kyust, kyustuck,
kist [kɪst]
n. A chest, box, trunk, coffer, a farm-servant's trunk. A wooden box or bin in a stable for holding the horses' corn. A coffin. The human chest, the thorax. Of a window: the shelf formed by the top of the lower sash.
dim. kistie
v. To place or pack in a box or chest To lay past as a store, to save. To lay or enclose in a coffin.
pt. pp. kistit
n. A chest, box, trunk, coffer, a farm-servant's trunk. A wooden box or bin in a stable for holding the horses' corn. A coffin. The human chest, the thorax. Of a window: the shelf formed by the top of the lower sash.
dim. kistie
v. To place or pack in a box or chest To lay past as a store, to save. To lay or enclose in a coffin.
pt. pp. kistit
Compounds and phrases etc.
kistin: The laying of a dead body in a coffin.
kist-neuk: The corner of a chest wher money or valuables are kept.
kist-neuk: The corner of a chest wher money or valuables are kept.
hatted_kit, hatted_kitt, hattit_kit, hattit_kitt, hattit-kit, kit, kittie, kitty,
kit [kɪt]
n. A wooden tub, circular box, or basin, col. a prison.
dim. kittie [ˈkɪtɪ]
n. A wooden tub, circular box, or basin, col. a prison.
dim. kittie [ˈkɪtɪ]
Compounds and phrases etc.
hattit kit: A dish of milk with a creamy top, composed of buttermilk, milk and sugar and spices. A bowlful of sour cream.
keetchen, keetchenless, keetchie, keetchin, keetchy, keetshin, keitchen, keitchenless, keitchin, ketchen, ketchenless, ketchin, ketshin, kitcheen, kitchen, kitchenless, kitchie, kitchie-dame, kitchie-deem, kitchy,
kitchen [ˈkɪtʃɪn, ˈkɛt-]
also S. keetchen [ˈkitʃɪn]
n. A kitchen. Anything eaten or drunk along with plain food to give a relish or savour. An appetizer, a condiment. Perquisites of food.
dim. kitchie.
v. To give a relish or flavour to, to season. To make something go far or spin out, to be economical with, to use sparingly.
also S. keetchen [ˈkitʃɪn]
n. A kitchen. Anything eaten or drunk along with plain food to give a relish or savour. An appetizer, a condiment. Perquisites of food.
dim. kitchie.
v. To give a relish or flavour to, to season. To make something go far or spin out, to be economical with, to use sparingly.
Compounds and phrases etc.
kitchie-dame: A kitchen-maid.
kitchenless, keetchenless: Savourless.
kitchenless, keetchenless: Savourless.
beld_kite,
kite [kəit]
n. The kite (bird of prey).
n. The kite (bird of prey).
Compounds and phrases etc.
beld kite: The osprey Pandion haliaetus.
kith,
kith [kɪθ]
n. Relations, neighbours, kindred.
n. Relations, neighbours, kindred.
kitter,
kitter [ˈkɪtər]
v. Of a sore: to fester, inflame, gather pus.
v. Of a sore: to fester, inflame, gather pus.
cutsie, cutsywik, facky, faikie, feckie, keenie, kitsie, kitti, kittick, kittie, kittie-neddie, kittie-needy, kittifaik, kittifake, kittiwaako, kittiwake, kittiweeg, kittock, kitty, kittyneddie, kitty-neddie, kitty-neddy, kitty-needie, kitty-needy, kutsie, kutye, kutyie, waeg, weeg, weeo, weig,
kittiwake [ˈkɪtɪwek]
The kittiwake Rissa tridactyla (from the bird's chief cry).
dim. NN.b. I. kittie
The kittiwake Rissa tridactyla (from the bird's chief cry).
dim. NN.b. I. kittie
Compounds and phrases etc.
cutsie: NEC. The kittiwake Rissa tridactyla.
keenie: MN. The kittiwake Rissa tridactyla (from the sound of its cry).
kittie-needie: SN. MN. The sandpiper Actitis hypoleucos
skittie-neetie: MN. The dipper Cinclus cinclus.
kittiweeg, dim. kittie, kittock: I. The kittiwake Rissa tridactyla also I.Ork. weeo.
kittifaik, dim. faikie: NN.b. The kittiwake Rissa tridactyla.
keenie: MN. The kittiwake Rissa tridactyla (from the sound of its cry).
kittie-needie: SN. MN. The sandpiper Actitis hypoleucos
skittie-neetie: MN. The dipper Cinclus cinclus.
kittiweeg, dim. kittie, kittock: I. The kittiwake Rissa tridactyla also I.Ork. weeo.
kittifaik, dim. faikie: NN.b. The kittiwake Rissa tridactyla.
cuittelt, cuittle, cuttle, jtetleen, ketleen, kettleens, kittelsom, kittelt, kittilt, kittl$t, kittle, kittled, kittlesom, kittlesome, kittlet, kittlie, kittlin, kittlt, kittly, kiutlin, kuittelt, kyuttle, skittly, tjetleens,
kittle [ˈkɪtl]
n. A tickle, tickling sensation.
adj. Tickly, itchy, easily tickled, having a sensitive skin. Of a task: tricky, difficult.
v. To tickle, to irritate by tickling, To annoy, stir up. To puzzle, perplex, nonplus.
pt. pp. kittelt
n. A tickle, tickling sensation.
adj. Tickly, itchy, easily tickled, having a sensitive skin. Of a task: tricky, difficult.
v. To tickle, to irritate by tickling, To annoy, stir up. To puzzle, perplex, nonplus.
pt. pp. kittelt
kittlie [ˈkɪtlɪ]
adj. Itchy, ticklish, intricate, difficult, obscure.
adj. Itchy, ticklish, intricate, difficult, obscure.
Compounds and phrases etc.
kittelt up: Excited.
kittlesome [-səm]: Tricky, difficult.
kittlin: Tickling etc.
kittlesome [-səm]: Tricky, difficult.
kittlin: Tickling etc.
ketleen, ketlin, kettle, kettleen, kettlin, kiittims, kitlin, kittle, kittlen, kittlin, kittlin$, kyittim, kyittims,
kittlin [ˈkɪtlɪn]
n. A kitten.
n. A kitten.
kittle
v. To give birth to kittens.
v. To give birth to kittens.
Compounds and phrases etc.
Playing the kittims [ˈkjɪtlɪmz]: I.Sh. Gambolling and frollicking.
cair, caired, cairt, ceur, civver, co$er, co$erd, co$ert, coor, coored, coort, cour, coured, court, coverit, covert, cuir, cuired, cuirt, cuiver, cuivered, cuivert, cure, cured, curet, cuver, discovert, discuiver, discuiverie, discuivert, discuivery, diskiver, diskivered, diskiverie, diskivert, diskivery, diskivver, diskivverie, diskivvery, keever, keevered, keevert, kiver, kivered, kivert, kivver, kivvered, kivvert, onkivver, recuiver, recuivert, rekiver, rekivert, rekivery, rekivver, uncuiver, unkiver, unkivver,
kiver [ˈkɪvər]
also cuir [kuːr, U. keːr]
n. A cover.
v. To cover.
pt. pp. kivert [ˈkɪvərt], kivered, cuirt [kuːrt, U. keːrt], cuired
also cuir [kuːr, U. keːr]
n. A cover.
v. To cover.
pt. pp. kivert [ˈkɪvərt], kivered, cuirt [kuːrt, U. keːrt], cuired
Compounds and phrases etc.
diskiver: To discover. pt. pp. diskivert, diskivered.
diskivery: Discovery.
kiverin: Covering.
rekiver [rəˈ-]: To recover. pt. pp. rekivert.
rekivery: Recovery.
unkiver: To uncover.
diskivery: Discovery.
kiverin: Covering.
rekiver [rəˈ-]: To recover. pt. pp. rekivert.
rekivery: Recovery.
unkiver: To uncover.