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Monee, Mongie, Monie, Muinie,
Mongie [ˈməŋɪ]
pn. Monzie (Perthshire).
pn. Monzie (Perthshire).
meniment, moniment,
moniment [ˈmənɪmənt]
n. A monument. A rascal. A laughing-stock.
n. A monument. A rascal. A laughing-stock.
monkey, monkie,
monkey [ˈmʌnke]
n. A monkey. A tool with a ratchet for tensing fencing wire.
n. A monkey. A tool with a ratchet for tensing fencing wire.
Compounds and phrases etc.
monkey's face: SEC. The sea urchin Spatangus purpureus.
moanster, monster,
monster [ˈmɔnstər, ˈmonstər]
n. A monster.
n. A monster.
Compounds and phrases etc.
monsterous: Monstrous.
mond, moneth, mont, month, montht, munce, munt, munth, towmonn, twalmond, twalmont, twalmonth, twal-month, twal-munt, twelvemonth,
month [mʌnθ, I.Sh. mʌnt]
n. A month.
The singular is used as the pl. with numerals.
n. A month.
The singular is used as the pl. with numerals.
Compounds and phrases etc.
this month past: Last month.
twalmonth: A period of twelve months, a year.
twalmonth: A period of twelve months, a year.
mauny, maunys, mehny, minny, minnys, miny, minys, moanie, money, monie, monie$s, monie-ane, monies, monies, monnie, monny, mony, mony$s, mony_ane, monys, munnie, munny, muny,
mony [ˈmone]
adj. Many. Big, large, great, considerable.
comp. mair [meːr]
superl. maist [mest, mɛst]
adj. Many. Big, large, great, considerable.
comp. mair [meːr]
superl. maist [mest, mɛst]
Compounds and phrases etc.
the mony: The great majority. The dead, the departed.
a mony: A lot, a great number.
mony a ane, mony ane: Many a one.
mony's ...: Many is ...
mony's the time: Often.
no mony: A few.
ower mony: Too many.
a mony: A lot, a great number.
mony a ane, mony ane: Many a one.
mony's ...: Many is ...
mony's the time: Often.
no mony: A few.
ower mony: Too many.
grannie-mooldie, granny-moolie, granny-moulie, hairy-möldit, hairy-mooldit, hairymouldit, hairy-muildit, meelit, mool, moold, mooldie, mooldin, mooldit, mooldy, moolie, moolit, mooly, moul, moul$, mould, moulit, mowl, muilit,
moold [mul(d)]
v. To grow mouldy, become covered with mildew or other damp fungus.
pt. pp. mooldit adj. Mouldy, covered with mildew or other damp fungus.
v. To grow mouldy, become covered with mildew or other damp fungus.
pt. pp. mooldit adj. Mouldy, covered with mildew or other damp fungus.
mooldie
Mouldy.
Mouldy.
Compounds and phrases etc.
grannie-mooldie: SW. A caterpillar.
hairy-mooldit: Covered in (green) mould.
mooldin [ˈmuldɪn]: Moulding.
hairy-mooldit: Covered in (green) mould.
mooldin [ˈmuldɪn]: Moulding.
moolick, moolickin, moolkin, moulick, moulkin, mullick,
moolkin [ˈmulkɪn]
also moolick [ˈmulɪk]
n. WC. A thrashing.
also moolick [ˈmulɪk]
n. WC. A thrashing.
moon, moon$, moond, moun, moun$,
moond [mund]
n. A mound.
n. A mound.
Moosal, Moosald, Moosle,
Moosald [ˈmusəl(d)]
pn. Mouswald (Dumfries and Galloway).
pn. Mouswald (Dumfries and Galloway).
From Old English meos-fald?