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Paikheid, Pairkheid,
Pairkheid [ˈpeːrkhid, ˈparkhid]
pn. Parkhead.
pn. Parkhead.
pairlament, pairliament, pairlie, parleemint, parley, parley, parliament, parlie, parliement, parliement, parly, paurlament, paurliament, peerlyment, perlie, perliment,
pairlament [ˈpeːrləmən(t)]
n. Parliament.
dim. pairlie [ˈpeːrli, ˈparle] Parliament cake. A small ginger-bread biscuit.
n. Parliament.
dim. pairlie [ˈpeːrli, ˈparle] Parliament cake. A small ginger-bread biscuit.
Compounds and phrases etc
pairlamenter: A parliamentarian.
pairled, pairls,
pairls [ˈpeːrlt, ˈpɛrlt]
usually the pairls
n. Palsy, a paralytic tremor or weakness.
usually the pairls
n. Palsy, a paralytic tremor or weakness.
pairlt, pairled
adj. Affected with paralysis or a paralytic tremour.
adj. Affected with paralysis or a paralytic tremour.
pairple, parple, partal,
pairple [ˈpeːrpl, ˈparpl]
n. A partition wall.
n. A partition wall.
apairt, apairtment, apert, apirt, ill-pairt, ill-pairt, ill-pairted, ill-pairtet, ill-pairtit, paert, pairt, pairted, pairtet, pairtial, pairticle, pairtin, pairtisae, pairtisay, pairtisie, pairtit, pairtlie, pairtly, pairtner, pairtnerie, pairtnery, pairtsay, pairttak, pairt-tak, pairt-takkin, partak, partak$, partisay, partisie, partnerie, partnery, payrt, pehrt, pert, perted, perticle, pertin, pertin$, pertner, somepairt, stimpairt, stimpart, stumpard, twae-pairt, twa-pairt, unpairtial,
pairt [peːrt, pɛrt]
n. A part. A place, district, area, neighbourhood.
v. To part. To divide into parts or portions, share or apportion.
pt. pp. pairtit
n. A part. A place, district, area, neighbourhood.
v. To part. To divide into parts or portions, share or apportion.
pt. pp. pairtit
pairtly [peːrtli, pɛrtlɪ]
adv. Partly.
adv. Partly.
Compounds and phrases etc.
apairt [əˈ-]: adv. Apart.
apairtment: A flat or house with two rooms or so, excluding the kitchen and bathroom.
airt and pairt: leg. Guilty of a crime by being an accessory to, or abetting it, ope et consilio.
bairn's pairt: leg. A child’s right to succeed to part of their deceased parent's estate.
ill-pairtit: Unfairly divided.
lad o pairts, lass o pairts: A promising boy/girl, a talented youth/young lady.
pairtial [peːrʃəl, pɛrʃəl]: adj. Partial.
pairticle [ˈpeːrtəkl, ˈpɛrtəkl]: A particle.
pairtin: Parting.
pairtisae [ˈpeːrtɪse]: A communal undertaking, a joint venture or possession.
pairtner [ˈ-nər]: A partner.
pairtnery: Partnership.
pairt oot: To share out.
pairt-tak: To partake, side with, defend.
some pairt: Somewhat, somewhere.
stimpart [ˈstɪmpərt]: The eighth part of a bushel.
tae the maist pairt: For the most part.
the ill pairt: Hell
twa-pairt: Two thirds.
unpairtial: Impartial.
apairtment: A flat or house with two rooms or so, excluding the kitchen and bathroom.
airt and pairt: leg. Guilty of a crime by being an accessory to, or abetting it, ope et consilio.
bairn's pairt: leg. A child’s right to succeed to part of their deceased parent's estate.
ill-pairtit: Unfairly divided.
lad o pairts, lass o pairts: A promising boy/girl, a talented youth/young lady.
pairtial [peːrʃəl, pɛrʃəl]: adj. Partial.
pairticle [ˈpeːrtəkl, ˈpɛrtəkl]: A particle.
pairtin: Parting.
pairtisae [ˈpeːrtɪse]: A communal undertaking, a joint venture or possession.
pairtner [ˈ-nər]: A partner.
pairtnery: Partnership.
pairt oot: To share out.
pairt-tak: To partake, side with, defend.
some pairt: Somewhat, somewhere.
stimpart [ˈstɪmpərt]: The eighth part of a bushel.
tae the maist pairt: For the most part.
the ill pairt: Hell
twa-pairt: Two thirds.
unpairtial: Impartial.
Pairtick, Pertick,
Pairtick [ˈpeːrtɪlk]
pn. Partick (Glasgow).
pn. Partick (Glasgow).
paerty, pairtie, pairty, pehr$y, pehrtay, pehrty, pertie, perty,
pairty [ˈpeːrte, ˈpɛrte]
n. A party.
adj. Held in common, belonging to or shared in by more than one person.
v. To take sides with, to make common cause with.
n. A party.
adj. Held in common, belonging to or shared in by more than one person.
v. To take sides with, to make common cause with.
paisant,
paisant [ˈpezən(t)]
n. A peasant, country-dweller, rustic.
n. A peasant, country-dweller, rustic.
pace, pais, paise, pase, paste, pease, peise,
paise [n. pes, v. peːz, S. pɛiz]
n. A stone or metal weight.
v. To place in equillibrium, balance, poise. Assess the weight or quality by feeling, to weigh up, estimate.
n. A stone or metal weight.
v. To place in equillibrium, balance, poise. Assess the weight or quality by feeling, to weigh up, estimate.
Paisley, Paisley_body, Paisley_buddie, Paisley_buddies, Paisley_buddy, Passelet, Sint_Mirren, St_Mirren, The_Bodies, The_Bodies, The_Buddies, The_Buddies,
Paisley [ˈpezli]
pn. Paisley (Renfrewshire).
also Saunt Mirren Saint Mirren.
pn. Paisley (Renfrewshire).
also Saunt Mirren Saint Mirren.
Compounds and phrases etc.
Paisley body [-ˈbʌdi]: A native of Paisley.
The Bodies: A nickname for Saint Mirren football club.
The Bodies: A nickname for Saint Mirren football club.