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crauggle, crog, croog, croug, cruckle, crug, cruggle, krockle, krog, kroggle, kroog, kroug, krug, kruggle, kruigle, krukel,
krug [I.Sh. krʌg, krog, krug]
n. The uppermost curved part of an animal's back.
v. I.Sh. To crouch in taking shelter from bad weather, to huddle down.
n. The uppermost curved part of an animal's back.
v. I.Sh. To crouch in taking shelter from bad weather, to huddle down.
kruggle [I.Sh. krʌgl, krʌkl]
v. To crouch, to bow down as under a heavy burden.
v. To crouch, to bow down as under a heavy burden.
crugset, kruggset, krugset, krukset,
krugset [I.Sh. ˈkrʌgsɛt, ˈkrʌksɛt]
v. To drive an animal into a corner in order to capture it.
pt. pp. krugset adj. Driven into a corner in an argument.
v. To drive an animal into a corner in order to capture it.
pt. pp. krugset adj. Driven into a corner in an argument.
cröl, croll, cruil, crull, kreul, kroil, krol, kröl, krøl, kruil, krul, krull,
kruil [I. krøl, krʌl, krɔl]
n. A hump on the back, a humped or arched back, the bent, huddling posture assumed in bad weather. A confused, smashed heap, a tangle.
v. To curl or huddle up.
n. A hump on the back, a humped or arched back, the bent, huddling posture assumed in bad weather. A confused, smashed heap, a tangle.
v. To curl or huddle up.
crattle, crjuttle, cruttle, cruttle, krotl, krutl, kruttel, kruttle,
kruttle [I. ˈkrʌtl]
n. A low gurgling sound.
v. To gurgle.
n. A low gurgling sound.
v. To gurgle.
krypton,
krypton [ˈkrɪptən]
n. Krypton.
n. Krypton.
cow-fish, cuffey, koofi, koofie, koo-fish, koo-shell, kufi, kufie, kufish, ku-fish, kurfie, ku-shell,
kufie [I.Sh. ˈkufi]
also kufish
n. Any large oval-shaped shellfish.
also kufish
n. Any large oval-shaped shellfish.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ku-shell: A large shell such as the Arctica islandica.
ceul, keul, kuil, kul,
kuil [I. køl]
n. A puff of wind. A slight breeze.
n. A puff of wind. A slight breeze.
coose, kace, kaest, kase, kest, keuss, kioss, kjos, koos, koose, køs, kuis, kus, kyest, möldie-coose, möldie-cooses, möldikjos, muildie-coose, muildie-kuis, muildikjos,
kuis [I. køs, kus]
also kest [k(j)ɛs(t), k(j)es(t)]
n. A heap.
v. To heap up.
also kest [k(j)ɛs(t), k(j)es(t)]
n. A heap.
v. To heap up.
Compounds and phrases etc.
muildie-kuis: A heap of peat-mould used as bedding for cattle.
coona, couna, koona, kouna, kuna,
kuna [I.Sh. ˈkunə]
n. col. A fisherman's tabu-name for a wife, a married woman.
n. col. A fisherman's tabu-name for a wife, a married woman.
kongle, kuggle, kummle, kungle, kungle,
kungle [I.Ork. ˈkuɪŋl]
n. A large water-worn stone, rounded by the action of the sea.
n. A large water-worn stone, rounded by the action of the sea.