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matrass, mattrass,
matrass [mətˈras]
n. A mattress.
Mat, Matjo, Mattha, Matthae, Matthy, Mutti,
Matthae [ˈmatθe, ˈmatθi, ˈmatθə]
n. The personal Name Matthew.
dim. Mat, Mattie
machelt, machle, machled, mauchelt, mauchle, mauchled,
mauchle [S. SW. mɑːxl, mɔːxl]
v. To act or work in a clumsy manner. To exert oneself to no purpose. To tangle, mix-up.
pt. pp. mauchelt
Maachline, Mauchlin, Mauchline,
Mauchline [ˈmɑːxlɪn]
pn. Mauchline (Ayrshire).
maachtless, maachts, macht, machtless, maichless, mauchless, maucht, mauchtie, mauchtless, mauchts, maught, maughts, mecht, meggins, meggins, megstie, megsty, meth, meycht, meyght, micht, micht, michtie, michty, michty_me, michty-me, mith, miyt, mochless, mocht, mochtless, myaatless, mycht, mychty,
maucht [mɑːxt, mɔːxt, N. I. maːxt]
also micht [mɪçt, MN. mɪð]
n. Might, bodily strength, power, mental ability.
michty [ˈmɪçte]
adj. Mighty. Stately, haughty. Disgraceful, terrible, scandalous. Strange, surprising.
adv. To a great extent, deeply, strongly. With great severity and thoroughness, terribly, drastically.
Compounds and phrases etc.
mak a maucht: Make a move or effort to do something, to take steps, exert oneself.
mauchtless [ˈmɑːx(t)ləs, ˈmɔːx(t)ləs, N. I. ˈmaːx(t)ləs]: Helpless, powerless.
michty me, megstie me An exclamation of surprise, distress or disapproval.
Maacoam, Maacom, Macom, Maikey, Maikie, Malkey, Malky, Malky, Maucom, Mawcoam, Mawcoam, Mawcom,
Maucom [ˈmɑːkʌm, ˈmɔːkʌm, NN.b. I. ˈmekʌm]
n. The personal name Malcolm.
dim. Maikie
Maa$d, Maad, Maud, Mawd,
Maud [mɑːd, mɔːd, N. I. maːd]
pn. Maud (Aberdeenshire).
also Maud Kirk
maad, madd, maud, Maud_Kirk, Maudkirk, mawd,
maud [mɑːd, mɔːd]
n. A checked plaid or wrap. The traditional dress of shepherds, especially in southern Scotland.
maager, maagerment, maagre, mager, magerfu, magerment, mauger, maugerfu, maugerment, maugert, maugre, maugred, maugrement, mogare, myaggert,
maugre [ˈmɑːgər]
prep. Notwithstanding.
v. To act in defiance or despite of. To get the better of, master, worst, to spite. To hurt, to harm, to injure.
pt. pp. maugert.
Compounds and phrases etc.
in maugre o: prep. In spite of.
maugrefu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: Domineering, wilful.
maugrement: I.Sh. Strength and substance in particular to tasteless or insipid food
maugre o: prep. Despite.
maak, maakit, mack, mackit, mauch, mauchet, mauchit, mauk, mauket, maukit, mawch, mawchit, mawk, mawket, mawkit, moch, mochit, mock, mocket, mockit, mockitt, mough, moughit,
mauk [S. C.mɑːk, mɔːk]
also NEC. SN.mauch [mɑːx, mɔːx]
n. A maggot, a flesh-worm.
v. To infest with maggots.
pt. pp. maukit, NEC. mauchit adj. Maggoty. Filthy, putrid, decayed.
maukie
adj. Maggoty, filthy.
Compounds and phrases etc.
deid as a mauk: Lifeless.
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