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manger,
manger [ˈmendʒər]
n. A manger.
n. A manger.
Compounds and phrases etc.
heck and manger: To have the run of everything, to live exravegantly.
mangalesed, mangle, mangleezed,
mangle [maŋl]
v. To mangle.
v. To mangle.
Compounds and phrases etc.
mangleezed [ˈmaŋlˈiːzd]: NN.a. Full up or dirty.
mangel_weezil, mangie_weezle, mangie_weezles, mangle_weezle, mangle_weezles,
mangle weezle [ˈmaŋl wiːzl]
also mangle weezles, mangie weezle or mangie weezles
n. The rootcrop mangold or mangelwurzel a subspecies of Beta vulgaris.
also mangle weezles, mangie weezle or mangie weezles
n. The rootcrop mangold or mangelwurzel a subspecies of Beta vulgaris.
mank, manket, mankey, mankie, mankin, mankit, manky,
mank [maŋk]
n. A deficiency, a want, a lack. A moment's uncertainty, a hesitation, fuss.
dim. mankie
v. To spoil, to mutilate. To deface, cut too short.
pt. pp. mankit adj. Defective, corrupt, cut awry, mangled, worn out, exhausted.
n. A deficiency, a want, a lack. A moment's uncertainty, a hesitation, fuss.
dim. mankie
v. To spoil, to mutilate. To deface, cut too short.
pt. pp. mankit adj. Defective, corrupt, cut awry, mangled, worn out, exhausted.
manky
adj. Inferior, worthless. Dirty and unpleasant.
adj. Inferior, worthless. Dirty and unpleasant.
manco, mancoe, mankey, mankie, manko, manky,
mankie [maŋkɪ]
n. Calamanco, a glossy woollen material.
n. Calamanco, a glossy woollen material.
manse,
manse [mans]
n. A minister's house.
n. A minister's house.
Mansewid, Mansewidd, Mansewud, Mansewuid,
Mansewid [ˈmansɪd, -wʌd]
pn. Mansewood (Glasgow).
pn. Mansewood (Glasgow).
mainswear, mansorn, manswair, manswairn, mansware, manswear, mansweern, mansweir, manswere, mansworn, manswuir, manswuirn, manswure, manswuren, manswurn, minswear, minswear, minsworn,
mansweir [ˈmanswiːr, -sweːr]
v. To swear falsely, commit perjury, disavow, abjure, refuse or cease to acknowledge.
pt. manswuir [-swøːr, -sweːr, N. -swiːr]
pp. mansworn adj. Forsworn, sworn falsly, perjured.
v. To swear falsely, commit perjury, disavow, abjure, refuse or cease to acknowledge.
pt. manswuir [-swøːr, -sweːr, N. -swiːr]
pp. mansworn adj. Forsworn, sworn falsly, perjured.
From man + sweir.
mant, manter, mantin, maunt, maunter,
mant [mant, mɔnt]
n. A speech impediment. A stammer, a stutter.
v. To have an impediment in one's speech. To stammer, to stutter.
n. A speech impediment. A stammer, a stutter.
v. To have an impediment in one's speech. To stammer, to stutter.
Compounds and phrases etc.
manter [ˈmantər, ˈmɔntər]: One who has an impediment in his speech. A stammerer.
mantin: Stammering, stuttering.
mantin: Stammering, stuttering.
mantay, manteel, manteil, manteill, mantie, mantie-maker, mantille, mantille, mantilles, mantle, mantmaker, manty, mantymaker, mauntay, mauntay, mauntie, maunty,
manteel [ˈmantil]
n. A cloak-like garment, a mantle.
dim. mantie A loose flowing gown, a shawl.
n. A cloak-like garment, a mantle.
dim. mantie A loose flowing gown, a shawl.
Compounds and phrases etc.
luckie's manteel: WC. The yarrow Achillea millefolium.
mantie makar [-ˈmakər]: A dress maker.
mantie makar [-ˈmakər]: A dress maker.