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ma, mabae, mabis, mae, maebae, maebbi, may, maybe, maybes, mayna, maynae, mebbe, mebbee, mebbes, mebbie, mebbies, mebby, mebee, mebies, mebys, mecht, meibi, meth, metht, mey, meycht, meyght, meyna, meynae, mibbae, mibbe, mibbee, mibbes, mibbi, mibbie, mibbie$s, mibbies, mibby, mibbys, mibbys, mibe, mibe$s, mibee, miby, micht, michta, michta, michtna, michtnae, michtnin, mie, minna, mith, mitha, mitha, mithna, mithnin, miy, miyt, mybees, mycht, mychta, mychta, mye,
mey [məi]
v. May. Generally replaced by can
pt. micht [mɪçt, MN. mɪθ] Might, may.
neg. michtna [ˈmɪçtnə, S. -nɛ, -nɪ, C. U. -ne, MN. mɪðnə], also MN. Interrogative michtnin [ˈmɪðnɪn] Mightn't, may not. arch. meyna.
v. May. Generally replaced by can
pt. micht [mɪçt, MN. mɪθ] Might, may.
neg. michtna [ˈmɪçtnə, S. -nɛ, -nɪ, C. U. -ne, MN. mɪðnə], also MN. Interrogative michtnin [ˈmɪðnɪn] Mightn't, may not. arch. meyna.
Compounds and phrases etc.
mebbe [ˈmɪbə]: adv. Perhaps, possibly. n. A possibility, a chance.
mebbes: adv. Perhaps, possibly.
micht hae contracted micht 'a' [mɪçt e, MN. mɪð ə]: Might have, may have.
mebbes: adv. Perhaps, possibly.
micht hae contracted micht 'a' [mɪçt e, MN. mɪð ə]: Might have, may have.
Meybole, Mineybole, Minibole, Minnybole,
Meybole [məiˈbo(ə)l]
pn. Maybole (Ayrshire).
also Minnybole [mɪneˈbol]
pn. Maybole (Ayrshire).
also Minnybole [mɪneˈbol]
Michael, michael_day, Michaelmas, Michal, Michel, Michell, Michelmas, Michle, Michlemas, Michlemass, Mick, Micke, Mikkel, Myckie,
Michel [ˈmɪçl]
n. The personal name Michael.
n. The personal name Michael.
Compounds and phrases etc.
Michel day, Michelmas [-məs]: Michaelmas, 29th. September.
micken,
micken [ˈmɪkən]
n. SN. The common spignel Meum athamanticum.
n. SN. The common spignel Meum athamanticum.
From Gaelic muilceanna.
$midst, amid, amids, meid, mid, middil, middle, middlin, middlins, midleen, midlin, midling, midlings, midman, mids, midse, midsman, midsmaun, midsmin, midsmon, midsmun, midst,
mid [mɪd]
n. The middle, the midst.
adj. Mid, of the middle, midway, medium.
pl. mids The middle, centre, midst. An average, a mean, a medium, a middle course, a compromise. The dividing or central furrow between two ridges.
n. The middle, the midst.
adj. Mid, of the middle, midway, medium.
pl. mids The middle, centre, midst. An average, a mean, a medium, a middle course, a compromise. The dividing or central furrow between two ridges.
middle
n. The middle.
adj. Of the middle.
n. The middle.
adj. Of the middle.
Compounds and phrases etc.
amid: Amid, surrounded by, in the middle of, in the center of.
in the mids, 'mang the mids: In the middle, in the midst, in the act.
middlin [ˈmɪdlɪn]: Of medium size, stature or quality, intermediate in position or rank. Fair, tolerable.
middlins [ˈmɪdlɪnz]: Central, in the middle. Reasonably, tolerably, fairly, quite.
midsman: A middleman, intermediary, go-between, referee.
thare's a mids in the sea: Everything in modertation.
in the mids, 'mang the mids: In the middle, in the midst, in the act.
middlin [ˈmɪdlɪn]: Of medium size, stature or quality, intermediate in position or rank. Fair, tolerable.
middlins [ˈmɪdlɪnz]: Central, in the middle. Reasonably, tolerably, fairly, quite.
midsman: A middleman, intermediary, go-between, referee.
thare's a mids in the sea: Everything in modertation.
aiss-midden, Annacker$s_midden, Annaker$s_midden, Anneker$s_midden, Annekers_midden, Annicker$s_midden, Annickers_midden, Annikers_midden, essimidden, ess-midden, growthe-midden, knacker$s_midden, middeen, midden, midden_bree, midden-bree, midden-brie, midden-creels, midden-creils, midden-plank, midden-plunk, midden-tap, middin, midgie, midgie_man, midgy, mijee, muddeen,
midden [ˈmɪdən]
n. A dunghill, the place where a farmer piles his farmyard manure, a refuse-heap, a compost heap, a domestic ashpit or dusthold.
n. A dunghill, the place where a farmer piles his farmyard manure, a refuse-heap, a compost heap, a domestic ashpit or dusthold.
midgie [ˈmɪdʒi]
dim. col. An ashpit, a dump, a midden, a rubbish bin.
dim. col. An ashpit, a dump, a midden, a rubbish bin.
Compounds and phrases etc.
Annacker's midden: WC. col. A mess, a shambles. Annacker was a chain of Glagow butchers.
ess-midden: An ashpit.
growthe-midden: A compost heap.
midden bree: The effluent from a dungheap or compost.
midden-creels: Dung-baskets.
midden-tap: The top of the dunghill.
midgie man: col. Refuse collector.
midgie-motor: col. Refuse collector's lorry.
midden-plank: A plank which a barrowload of dung could be rolled up onto the midden.
midgie raker: col. A bin raker.
ess-midden: An ashpit.
growthe-midden: A compost heap.
midden bree: The effluent from a dungheap or compost.
midden-creels: Dung-baskets.
midden-tap: The top of the dunghill.
midgie man: col. Refuse collector.
midgie-motor: col. Refuse collector's lorry.
midden-plank: A plank which a barrowload of dung could be rolled up onto the midden.
midgie raker: col. A bin raker.
meddle, meddlesome, middle, middleen, middlesome, middlin,
middle [ˈmɪdl]
v. To interfere with, to bother, to harm, to hurt.
v. To interfere with, to bother, to harm, to hurt.
Compounds and phrases etc.
middlesome [-səm]: Meddlesome.
middlin: Meddling, interfering.
middlin: Meddling, interfering.
midge, midgeck, midgeock, midgie, midgies, midgock, midgy, midjick, mudchicks, mudge, mudjick, mudjie, mudjie, mudjo, mujek,
midge [ˈmɪdʒ]
n. A mosquito, a gnat. A small, insignificant person or animal.
dim. midgie, midgock
pl. midgies
n. A mosquito, a gnat. A small, insignificant person or animal.
dim. midgie, midgock
pl. midgies
Meigle, Miggle,
Miggle [mɪgl]
pn. Meigle (Perth and Kinross).
pn. Meigle (Perth and Kinross).
mild, myld,
mild [məild]
adj. Mild.
adj. Mild.