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kecher, kechle, keecher, keechle, keeghle, keicher, keichle, kicher, kichle, kigher, ticher, tigher,
kicher [MN. ˈkɪçər, ˈkɛç-]
also WC. ticher [ˈtɪxər] and NEC. kichle [ˈkɪçl, ˈkɛçl]
v. To cough, titter.
also WC. ticher [ˈtɪxər] and NEC. kichle [ˈkɪçl, ˈkɛçl]
v. To cough, titter.
keek, kick, kickie, kickmaleerie, kicks, kickup, kick-up, kicky, kike, kucka, kyke,
kick [kɪk, N. kəik]
n. A kick. A novelty, a trick or caper. A habit or whim.
pl.kicks Airs, manners.
v. To kick, show off, walk haughtily.
n. A kick. A novelty, a trick or caper. A habit or whim.
pl.kicks Airs, manners.
v. To kick, show off, walk haughtily.
kicky
adj. Provoking, teasing. Novel, tricky. Aspiring, aiming above one's station. Showy, or dandily dressed.
adj. Provoking, teasing. Novel, tricky. Aspiring, aiming above one's station. Showy, or dandily dressed.
Compounds and phrases etc.
hitch and kick: A feat in a jumping competition.
kickmaleerie [ˈkɪkməˈliːri]: A flimsy, trifling article of dress, furniture or decorationthing etc.
kicker: Something that kicks.
kickup: An uproar.
kickmaleerie [ˈkɪkməˈliːri]: A flimsy, trifling article of dress, furniture or decorationthing etc.
kicker: Something that kicks.
kickup: An uproar.
kid, kid_oan, kid_on, kid-oan,
kid [kɪd]
n. A young goat.
n. A young goat.
kil, Kil$, kilcast, kilhogie, kill, killcast, killhogie, killman, killoggie, killogie, killogy, kilman, kilncast, kilnloggie, kilnlogie, kilnlyogie, kilnman, kilnogie, kilogie,
kil [kɪl]
n. A kiln. The wooden tripod or boss round which a stack of hay or corn is built for ventilation.
n. A kiln. The wooden tripod or boss round which a stack of hay or corn is built for ventilation.
Compounds and phrases etc.
kilcast: The quantity of oats taken to the mill at one time to be ground into meal for household use.
kil crack: A flaw in glass or chrystal etc.
kilman: A man who atends a corn-kiln.
kilogie [ˈkɪlogɪ]: Different parts of a kiln, fire-place of a kiln.
kil crack: A flaw in glass or chrystal etc.
kilman: A man who atends a corn-kiln.
kilogie [ˈkɪlogɪ]: Different parts of a kiln, fire-place of a kiln.
Kilbirnie, Kilburnie,
Kilbirnie [kɪlˈbʌrni]
pn. Kilbirnie (North Ayrshire).
pn. Kilbirnie (North Ayrshire).
Compounds and phrases etc.
kid on: To joke.
Kilcagie, Kilcaigae,
Kilcaigae [ˈkɪlkege]
pn. Kilncadzow (South Lanarkshire).
pn. Kilncadzow (South Lanarkshire).
kall, kalled, kil$t, kill, killin, killt, kilt, kuhl, kukll, kullt, kullt, kyil$t, kyullt, kyult,
kill [kɪl, kʌl, MN. kjʌl]
v. To kill.
pt. pp. kilt
v. To kill.
pt. pp. kilt
Compounds and phrases etc.
killin: Killing. A thrashing.
kilt frae: Killed by.
kilt frae: Killed by.
killie_leepie, killieleepie, killieleepsie, killileepie, killyleepie,
killileepie [ˈkɪlɪlipiː]
n. SEC. The common sandpiper Actitis hyperleucos.
n. SEC. The common sandpiper Actitis hyperleucos.
Killymurries, Killymurris,
Killymurries [ˈkɪlɪmʌrez]
pn. Killymurris (County Antrim).
pn. Killymurris (County Antrim).
Kilie, Killie, Killy, Kilmarnock, Kilmaurnock, Kilmaurnuck,
Kilmarnock [ˈkɪlmarnək]
pn. Kilmarnock (Ayrshire).
dim. Killie.
pn. Kilmarnock (Ayrshire).
dim. Killie.