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mack, mackless, maik, maikless, mak, make, makeless, makless, mauk, maukless,
maik [mek, MN. mak]
n. An equal, peer, like. An image, a likeness. A companion, mate, fellow, husband, wife.
n. An equal, peer, like. An image, a likeness. A companion, mate, fellow, husband, wife.
Compounds and phrases etc.
maikless: Matchless, without equal.
maick, maik, maikst, mak, make, meck,
maik [mek]
n. A halfpenny.
n. A halfpenny.
Compounds and phrases etc.
maikst A halfpenny's worth.
maikent, maikint, maikintlie, maikintly, makent, makint, makintly,
maikint [ˈmekɪnt]
adj. Confident, assured, bold, brazen.
adj. Confident, assured, bold, brazen.
maikintly
adv. With ease, confidence and assurance.
adv. With ease, confidence and assurance.
blackmael, blackmail, blackmail, black-mail, blackmale, blackmeal, blackmeil, bleckmail, buttock-mail, buttock-maill, mail, mailen, mailin, maill, maillin, male, meal,
mail [mel]
n. Mail. Rent, payment in money or kind made under a lease. A measure of land.
v. To rent, take land on lease.
n. Mail. Rent, payment in money or kind made under a lease. A measure of land.
v. To rent, take land on lease.
Compounds and phrases etc.
blackmail: Blackmail.
buttock-mail: A fine exacted by the church in cases of fornication.
mailin [ˈmelɪn]: A piece of arable ground held on lease by a mailer. A tenancy of land, a kind of smallholding. A farm.
buttock-mail: A fine exacted by the church in cases of fornication.
mailin [ˈmelɪn]: A piece of arable ground held on lease by a mailer. A tenancy of land, a kind of smallholding. A farm.
Maaly, Maasie, Maazie, Maelie, Mailie, Maillie, Maily, Mall, Mallie, mallie, Mally, Mause, Mausie, Mausy, Mawse, Mawsie, Mawsy, Mellie,
Mailie [ˈmele]
also Mall, Mallie [ˈmale], Mause [mɑːz, mɔːz N. I. maːz], Mausie
n. The personal name Molly a diminutive form of Mairy. A pet name for a cow.
also Mall, Mallie [ˈmale], Mause [mɑːz, mɔːz N. I. maːz], Mausie
n. The personal name Molly a diminutive form of Mairy. A pet name for a cow.
mausie
n. An amply-proportioned, stout woman. A motherly-looking woman. MN. A warm woollen garment such as a jersey or pullover.
n. An amply-proportioned, stout woman. A motherly-looking woman. MN. A warm woollen garment such as a jersey or pullover.
main, maine, maines, mainlie, mainly, mains, mane, maynes, menn,
main [men]
n. Main. The principal or central section of a discourse. Strength, physical power.
pl. mains [menz] The strongest part of a tideway, the chief current in a river.
adj. Main. Big, strong, great.
adv. Exceedingly, very.
n. Main. The principal or central section of a discourse. Strength, physical power.
pl. mains [menz] The strongest part of a tideway, the chief current in a river.
adj. Main. Big, strong, great.
adv. Exceedingly, very.
mainly
adv. Mainly, very, mightily.
adv. Mainly, very, mightily.
Compounds and phrases etc.
man o (the) main: A man with strength, physical power.
ill_mainert, ill-mainered, ill-mainert, ill-mainnered, mainer, mainerfu, mainerism, mainerlie, mainerly, mainers, mainner, mainnerism, mainnerlie, mainnerly, mainners, mainnert, mainnert, menner, menners, mennert, unmainerfu, weel-mainert, weel-mennert,
mainer [ˈmenər]
n. Manner, method, orderliness.
pl. mainers
n. Manner, method, orderliness.
pl. mainers
mainerly [ˈmenərli]
adv. Mannerly.
adv. Mannerly.
mainert
adj. Mannered.
adj. Mannered.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ill-mainert: Bad mannered.
mainerfu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: adj. Courteous, mannerly.
mainerism: A mannerism.
unmainerfu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: adj. Rude, discourteous, unmannerly.
weel-mainert: Well-mannered.
mainerfu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: adj. Courteous, mannerly.
mainerism: A mannerism.
unmainerfu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: adj. Rude, discourteous, unmannerly.
weel-mainert: Well-mannered.
mainteen, mainteenance, maintein, mainteinance, manteen, mantein, meenteen, meenteenance,
mainteen [ˈmentin]
v. To maintain.
v. To maintain.
Compounds and phrases etc.
mainteenance: Maintenance.
ma, mae, maer, maie, mair, maire, mairower, mairowre, mare, mear, mehr, mehrr, mer, mere, merr, mor, teen_mae, teen_mair, tein_mae, tein_mair, themair,
mair [meːr]
adj. Bigger, greater. More generous, more lavish.
adv. When used before the comparative of an adj. or adv. for example mair aulder, mair better etc.
adj. Bigger, greater. More generous, more lavish.
adv. When used before the comparative of an adj. or adv. for example mair aulder, mair better etc.
mae [meː]
n. A greater number of persons or objects, a greater amount or quantity.
adj. More in number. Sometimes: greater in quantity or amount, additional.
adv. In addition to the number previously specified.
n. A greater number of persons or objects, a greater amount or quantity.
adj. More in number. Sometimes: greater in quantity or amount, additional.
adv. In addition to the number previously specified.
Compounds and phrases etc.
at ane mair or at ane mae: At breaking point, at the end of one's tether, before the last push.
mairower: Moreover.
the mair: conj. Although, in spite of the fact that.
mairower: Moreover.
the mair: conj. Although, in spite of the fact that.
maer, mair, maire, mairship, mayr, mayre, meer, sheriff-mair, shirra-mair,
mair [meːr]
n. arch. An officer of justice with executive functions. A mayor.
n. arch. An officer of justice with executive functions. A mayor.
Compounds and phrases etc.
mairship: The office of mair.
shirra-mair: An official who puts the sheriff's writs into execution.
shirra-mair: An official who puts the sheriff's writs into execution.