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nun,
nun [nʌn]
n. A nun. SEC. SN. The herring Clupea harengus.
n. A nun. SEC. SN. The herring Clupea harengus.
nunk, nyunk, yunk,
nunk [n(j)ʌŋk]
n. The stake in marbles.
n. The stake in marbles.
njurl, nurl, nyirl, nyurl,
nurl [I.Sh. n(j)ʌrl]
v. To whimper, complain.
v. To whimper, complain.
curnurr, kirrnirr, korrnorr, kørrnørr, kurnur, narr, nauran, nearr, niarr, nur, nurr, nurrach, nurrin, nyar, nyarr, nyarragh, nyarroch, nyarrun, nyrr, nyur, nyurr,
nurr [n(j)ʌr, n(j)ar]
n. The growl or snarl of an angry dog. Peevishness, fault-finding. A persistent ache or nagging of pain.
pl. nurrs The whiskers of a cat.
v. To growl like a scared or angry dog, to snarl like a cat. To be bad-tempered and peevish, to find fault with in a nagging manner.
n. The growl or snarl of an angry dog. Peevishness, fault-finding. A persistent ache or nagging of pain.
pl. nurrs The whiskers of a cat.
v. To growl like a scared or angry dog, to snarl like a cat. To be bad-tempered and peevish, to find fault with in a nagging manner.
Compounds and phrases etc.
curnurr [kʌrˈnʌr]: I.Sh. A murmur, mutter.
nurrach: Nagging, spiteful, sharp, bad-tempered. Of weather: cold and sharp.
nurrin: Growling, snarling, nattering etc.
nurrach: Nagging, spiteful, sharp, bad-tempered. Of weather: cold and sharp.
nurrin: Growling, snarling, nattering etc.
norter, nortur, nurtur,
nurtur [ˈnərtər]
v. To nurture. arch. To bring up or educate. To discipline or chastise.
v. To nurture. arch. To bring up or educate. To discipline or chastise.
naff, naffet, neffit, niaff, niff, njaf, nyaaf, nyaf, nyaff, nyaffet, nyaffit, nyeffet,
nyaff [njaf]
n. A bark, yelp. A trifle, thing of no value. A dwarf.
dim. nyaffit
v. Of a small dog: to yelp, yap, bark. To talk in a senseless, pert, or frivolous way, to talk and argue snappishly, to harp on about something.
n. A bark, yelp. A trifle, thing of no value. A dwarf.
dim. nyaffit
v. Of a small dog: to yelp, yap, bark. To talk in a senseless, pert, or frivolous way, to talk and argue snappishly, to harp on about something.
neoag, niog, njoag, njoag, njog, nyoag, nyog,
nyoag [I.Sh. njoːg]
n. A moo, a lowing sound.
v. Of cattle: to low, to moo in a low subdued manner. Of dogs: to whine. Of people: to moan, complain, scold, chide,
n. A moo, a lowing sound.
v. Of cattle: to low, to moo in a low subdued manner. Of dogs: to whine. Of people: to moan, complain, scold, chide,
Dad, gad, gads, gads, Nyod, Od,
Nyod [njod]
also Od [od], Dad [dad], Gad, Gads [gad(z)]
int. Euphamisms for God.
also Od [od], Dad [dad], Gad, Gads [gad(z)]
int. Euphamisms for God.