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currie, curry, curry-raag, kori, kurrie, kurrie-raag, kurrie-rag, kurry, kurry-raag,
kurrie [I.Sh. ˈkʌri]
adj. Pretty, dear, lovable.
int. An expression of pity or sympathy.
adj. Pretty, dear, lovable.
int. An expression of pity or sympathy.
Compounds and phrases etc.
kurrie-rag: I.Sh. Rapport, dealings, friendly relations.
cornoy, correnoy, cotanay, cotinoy, cottonoy, cuttanoy, kattanow, kuttanoy,
kuttanoy [I. kʌtəˈnɔi, kʌtəˈnʌu]
n. A disturbance, uproar, annoyance. An upheaval, turmoil.
n. A disturbance, uproar, annoyance. An upheaval, turmoil.
kwar, kwarr, whaar, wharr,
kwarr [I.Ork. kwaːr, ʍaːr]
v. To wheeze, to make a dry, croaking sound.
v. To wheeze, to make a dry, croaking sound.
hwark, hwarkapus, hwerkapus, hwirkabys, kwark, kwarkabus, kwarkabus, kwerk, kwerkapus, kwilk, kwirk, kwirkipus, kwolk, qhilk, quark, quarquabus, querk, quirkabus, whark, wherk, whielk, whilk, whirk, whirkabis, whurk,
kwerk [I. kwerk, kwark, ʍaːrk]
n. The part of the throat of a fish used for bait. A gulp, swallow. Any hollow of the body such as the armpit, groin or instep etc.
v. To swallow with difficulty, or with noisy gulps, to gurgle.
n. The part of the throat of a fish used for bait. A gulp, swallow. Any hollow of the body such as the armpit, groin or instep etc.
v. To swallow with difficulty, or with noisy gulps, to gurgle.
whilk [ʍɪlk, kwɪlk]
n. A gulp, a large mouthful or draught.
v. To gulp, to swallow noisily, to suck quickly into the mouth.
n. A gulp, a large mouthful or draught.
v. To gulp, to swallow noisily, to suck quickly into the mouth.
Compounds and phrases etc.
kwerkapus: A disease of sheep involving a dropsical swelling in the throat.
hwi, kailie-kwey, keeliquoy, kwey, kwi, kwy, quay, quee, quey, quie, quoy, whee, whie, why,
kwey [I. kwae, kwiː, hw(a)i]
n. A piece of land that was part of a common pasture which had been enclosed and cultivated as part of a farm.
n. A piece of land that was part of a common pasture which had been enclosed and cultivated as part of a farm.
Compounds and phrases etc.
kailie-kwey I.: A cabbage plot.
kwink, quink,
kwink [I.Ork. kwɪŋk]
n. The brent goose Branta bernicla or the greylag goose Anser anser.
n. The brent goose Branta bernicla or the greylag goose Anser anser.
kai, key, ky, kye,
kye [NN.a. kaɪ]
n. The edible crab Cancer pagurus.
n. The edible crab Cancer pagurus.
keilie, keilies, kiloe, kiloes, kylae, kylaes, kyley, kyleys, kylie, kylies,
kylae [ˈkəilɪ]
n. S. SW. One of a breed of small Highland cattle with shaggy hair and long curving horns.
pl. kylaes
n. S. SW. One of a breed of small Highland cattle with shaggy hair and long curving horns.
pl. kylaes
coil, Kyle,
Kyle [kəil]
pn. Kyle, Part of Ayrshire.
pn. Kyle, Part of Ayrshire.
kail, kayle, keal, keals, keel, kile, kiles, kyle, kyles,
kyle [kəil]
n. A ninepin or skittle. A bobbin in a cotton-spinning machine. A chance, opportunity, lot.
pl. kyles
n. A ninepin or skittle. A bobbin in a cotton-spinning machine. A chance, opportunity, lot.
pl. kyles
Compounds and phrases etc.
the kyles: The game of ninepins, skittles.