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pailace, pailie, pallie, pally, place,
pailace [ˈpeləs]
n. A palace.
dim. pailie
n. A palace.
dim. pailie
painch, painches, painchins, painsh, paunch, paunsh, pensh, penshens, penshin, penshins,
painch [penʃ]
n. Paunch, the stomach.
pl. painches
n. Paunch, the stomach.
pl. painches
Compounds and phrases etc
painchins: The intestines of an animal, often used for food as tripe served in potato soup.
paip, pape, pip, pippin,
paip [pep]
n. A fruit kernel or stone, a pip.
n. A fruit kernel or stone, a pip.
pair, pair_o, pairie, perr, perra,
pair [peːr, pɛr]
n. A pair, a set of related objects (not limited to two).
dim. pairie.
n. A pair, a set of related objects (not limited to two).
dim. pairie.
Compounds and phrases etc
pair o A pair of ...
pairadise, pairideise,
pairadise [ˈperːədiəs]
n. Paradise.
n. Paradise.
paircel, percel, percell,
paircel [ˈpeːrsəl]
n. A parcel. A small company or collection of people or animals. A group, set, herd, flock.
n. A parcel. A small company or collection of people or animals. A group, set, herd, flock.
paerchment, pairchment,
pairchment [ˈpeːrtʃmənt]
n. Parchment.
n. Parchment.
Pairis, Payris,
Pairis [ˈpeːrɪs]
pn. Paris France or Paris Texas.
pn. Paris France or Paris Texas.
paireeshioner, paireishioner, pairis, pairish, pairishen, pairishin, pareeshioner, pareishioner, parishen, parishin, paroch, parochin, parochinar, parochine, pereesh, perish, perris, persian,
pairish [ˈpeːrɪʃ]
also pairishen [ˈpeːrɪʃən]
n. A parish.
also pairishen [ˈpeːrɪʃən]
n. A parish.
Compounds and phrases etc.
pairishioner [-ənər]: A parishoner. A member or inhabitant of a parish.
keb-pairk, keb-park, pairk, pairkie, park, parkie, parky, perk,
pairk [peːrk, park]
n. A park. An enclosed field, enclosure for hunting or agriculture.
dim. pairkie An attendant at a public park.
v. To rear animals in a field or enclosure instead of on free range.
n. A park. An enclosed field, enclosure for hunting or agriculture.
dim. pairkie An attendant at a public park.
v. To rear animals in a field or enclosure instead of on free range.
Compounds and phrases etc.
keb-pairk: S. A field set apart for ewes that have keb-lamms