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moorit, muirit,
muirit [I. ˈmøːrət & ˈmurət ˈmurəd]
n. A reddish-brown colour.
adj. Reddish-brown.
n. A reddish-brown colour.
adj. Reddish-brown.
Mairkirk, Muirkirk, Murrkirk,
Muirkirk [ˈmøːrkɪrk, C. ˈmeːr-, N. ˈmiːr-, ˈmjuːr-]
pn. Muirkirk (East Ayrshire).
pn. Muirkirk (East Ayrshire).
meus, mös, möse, möss, muis, muise, muiss,
muis [I.Sh. møs]
v. To be bewitched. Benumbed.
v. To be bewitched. Benumbed.
ameese, ameesement, ameesin, amuise, amuisement, amuisin, amuse, bemuise, bemuised, muise, muisie, muse, musie,
muise [I. møz, C. m(j)eːz, MN. miːz, m(j)uːz]
n. A room to be used for meditation or study.
dim. musie.
v. To wonder, be suspicious, imagine things.
n. A room to be used for meditation or study.
dim. musie.
v. To wonder, be suspicious, imagine things.
Compounds and phrases etc.
amuise: v. To amuse. pt. pp. amuised.
amuisin: Amusing.
amuisement: Amusement.
bemuise: Memuse pt. bemuised
musardry: n. Musing, dreaming.
amuisin: Amusing.
amuisement: Amusement.
bemuise: Memuse pt. bemuised
musardry: n. Musing, dreaming.
maisic, meesic, meesick, muiseecianer, muisic, muisicer, muisicianer, muisicker, museecian, musick, musicker, musik, myoosic,
muisic [ˈmøːzik, C. ˈmeːzɪk, N. ˈmiːzɪk]
n. Music.
n. Music.
Compounds and phrases etc.
muiseecianer: A musician.
muisicker: A musician.
muisicker: A musician.
meef, meeth, meith, meuth, miff, møf, mooth, muff, muif, muiff, muify, muith, muithie, muithy, muph, muth,
muith [møθ, MN. miθ, NN.b. møf, mif]
n. A warm, moist atmosphere, oppressive humid weather, a close oppressive heat.
adj. Of the atmosphere: oppressively close and humid. Of people: oppressed or exhausted by heat.
n. A warm, moist atmosphere, oppressive humid weather, a close oppressive heat.
adj. Of the atmosphere: oppressively close and humid. Of people: oppressed or exhausted by heat.
muithie
adj. Oppressively close and humid.
adj. Oppressively close and humid.
maive, maivement, mave, mavement, mavie, meeve, meeved, meevement, meevie, meevin, meuvan, meuve, meuvement, mismaived, mismeeved, mismooved, mismoved, mismuived, mismuved, moif, moove, möv, mov$t, move, mövin, movit, muive, muived, muivement, muivie, muivin, muivit, muv, muve, muved, muvement, muvin, muvit, promove, promoved, promovin, promuive, promuived, promuivin, promuvin, remuive, remuv,
muive [ˈmøːv, U. ˈmeːv, N. ˈmiːv]
v. To move.
pt. pp. muived
v. To move.
pt. pp. muived
promuive
v. To support, foster, promote. To move mentally, influence, urge, impel.
pt. pp. promuived
v. To support, foster, promote. To move mentally, influence, urge, impel.
pt. pp. promuived
Compounds and phrases etc.
mismuived: Upset, worried.
muivement: A movement, dim. muivie. pl. muivements.
muivin: Moving.
no a muivie nor mavie: Not a movement, sound or whisper.
promuivin: Supporting, fostering, promoting.
remuival: The act of conveying or shifting.
remuive: To remove.
muivement: A movement, dim. muivie. pl. muivements.
muivin: Moving.
no a muivie nor mavie: Not a movement, sound or whisper.
promuivin: Supporting, fostering, promoting.
remuival: The act of conveying or shifting.
remuive: To remove.
muldoan, muldoon,
muldoan [ˈmʌldoən]
n. The basking shark Cetorhinus maximus.
n. The basking shark Cetorhinus maximus.
mool, moole, muil, mule, myool,
mule [m(j)ul]
n. The offspring of a male donkey and a female horse.
n. The offspring of a male donkey and a female horse.
moil, mole, moll, mollek, mool, mools, moul, mouls, mul, mule, mull, mull, mulls, mulls, mullse, mullse, muls, mulse, mulse,
mull [mʌl, SW. m(jʌ)ul, mɔil]
n. A promontory, a bluff, headland. Now chiefly in place-names.
n. A promontory, a bluff, headland. Now chiefly in place-names.
mull [I. mʌl]
n. The mouth, muzzle or snout of an animal. Of people: implying a pouting sulky expression.The foremost part of the beam of an old plough.
v. To munch or chew, to eat with relish.
n. The mouth, muzzle or snout of an animal. Of people: implying a pouting sulky expression.The foremost part of the beam of an old plough.
v. To munch or chew, to eat with relish.
Compounds and phrases etc.
mullse [I. mʌlz]: To make a mouth, to frame the lips in order to speak.
mule [I. mul]: A promontory, a precipitous headland.
mule [I. mul]: A promontory, a precipitous headland.