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doagerloan, doggerlone, doogerloan, dougerloan, dowgerloan, duggerloan, leynee, loan, loanen, loaney, loanie, loanin, loanin$, loaning, loanings, loanins, lone, lonen, loney, lonin, lonnen, lonnin,
loan [lon]
n. A lane, a track, a milking place, a common green.
dim. loanie
v. To drive or pasture cattle, as on a loan.
n. A lane, a track, a milking place, a common green.
dim. loanie
v. To drive or pasture cattle, as on a loan.
Compounds and phrases etc.
duggerloan: To go to the dogs, to wreck and ruin.
loanin [ˈlonɪn]: A field, paddock, lane, track.
loanin [ˈlonɪn]: A field, paddock, lane, track.
Loanhaid, Loanheed, Loanheid,
Loanheid [ˈlonhid]
pn. Loanhead (Lothian).
pn. Loanhead (Lothian).
loabbie, loabby, loabie, loaby, lobbie, lobby, lobey, lohbee,
lobby [ˈlɔbɪ, ˈlobe]
n. The hall(way) in a home.
n. The hall(way) in a home.
lobe,
lobe [lob]
n. A lobe.
n. A lobe.
locail, local, localitie, locality, locyal,
local [ˈlokəl]
adj. Local.
adj. Local.
Compounds and phrases etc.
locality: arch. The revenue or produce of a certain piece of land.
location, locator,
location [ləˈkeʃən, arch. -ɑːʃən]
n. A location. leg. The act of hiring or renting.
n. A location. leg. The act of hiring or renting.
Compounds and phrases etc.
locator: One who hires or rents.
loch, lochan, loch-liver, loch-lubbertie, loch-lubberton, logh, louch, louchan, lough, loughan,
loch [lɔx, S. lʌux]
n. A lake. A fjord or arm of the sea.
dim. lochan [ˈlɔxən, S. ˈlʌuxə] A small lake.
n. A lake. A fjord or arm of the sea.
dim. lochan [ˈlɔxən, S. ˈlʌuxə] A small lake.
Compounds and phrases etc.
loch-liver [MN. ˈlɔx-ˈlɪvər], loch-lubbertie [-ˈlʌbərtɪ], loch-lubberton [-ˈlʌbərtən]: A jellyfish.
L$gelly, Lochgellie, Lochgelly,
Lochgelly [lɔxˈgɛle]
n. Leather strap previously used by teachers to punish pupils for speaking Scots and so forth. Named after Lochgelly.
n. Leather strap previously used by teachers to punish pupils for speaking Scots and so forth. Named after Lochgelly.
Lochineuch,
Lochineuch [ˈlɔxɪnˈ(j)u(x)]
pn. Lochwinnoch (Renfrewshire).
pn. Lochwinnoch (Renfrewshire).
Lochinisland, Lochinislann,
Lochinisland [ˈlɔxɪnəiˈlən(d)]
pn. Loughinisland (County Down).
pn. Loughinisland (County Down).