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R [ɛr]
R, err
n. The eighteenth letter of the alphabet.
R, err
n. The eighteenth letter of the alphabet.
raab, raabit, rab, rabe, raub, raubit,
raab [I.Sh. raːb]
n. A fall of rock from a cliff face, an avalanche. The mass of rocks thus precipitated. A crashing, rumbling noise as of falling rock.
v. Of rocks: to fall from the face of a cliff.
pt. pp. raabit adj. Ruinous, tumble-down.
n. A fall of rock from a cliff face, an avalanche. The mass of rocks thus precipitated. A crashing, rumbling noise as of falling rock.
v. Of rocks: to fall from the face of a cliff.
pt. pp. raabit adj. Ruinous, tumble-down.
raad, raag, rad, raud,
raad [I.Sh. raːd]
n. Orderliness, tidiness. Regulation. Prudence, economy.
v. To regulate. To arrange in an orderly fashion. To tidy, to set to rights.
n. Orderliness, tidiness. Regulation. Prudence, economy.
v. To regulate. To arrange in an orderly fashion. To tidy, to set to rights.
Rab, rabbie_cutty, rabbin, rabin, reid_Rab, roabin, robbie_cuddie, robin,
Rabbin [ˈrabɪn]
n. The personal name Robin. The robin Erithacus rubecula.
dim. Rab, Rabbie
n. The personal name Robin. The robin Erithacus rubecula.
dim. Rab, Rabbie
Compounds and phrases etc.
rabbie cutty: I.Sh. The wren Troglodytes troglodytes.
reid Rab [rid-, rɪd-]: The robin Erithacus rubecula.
roch rab: WC. The caterpillar of the tiger moth Arctia caja.
reid Rab [rid-, rɪd-]: The robin Erithacus rubecula.
roch rab: WC. The caterpillar of the tiger moth Arctia caja.
rabbat, rabbit, rebbit, rubbit,
rabbit [ˈrabɪt]
n. A rabbit.
n. A rabbit.
Bab, boabbie, boabeez, boabie, boaby, bobbie, bobby, bowba, Rab, Rabbie, Rabbie, Rabby, Rabert, Raibert, Rob, Robbi, Robbie,
Rabert [ˈrabərt]
n. The personal name Robert.
dim. Rab, Rabbie, Bab. The English form Bobby [ˈbɔbi, ˈbobi] is used for a policeman and as a slang term for a penis or someone acting unwisely on a given occasion.
n. The personal name Robert.
dim. Rab, Rabbie, Bab. The English form Bobby [ˈbɔbi, ˈbobi] is used for a policeman and as a slang term for a penis or someone acting unwisely on a given occasion.
Rabertin, Raberton, Rabertoon, Rabertoun, Robertin, Roberton, Robertoon, Robertoun,
Raberton [ˈrabərtən]
pn. Roberton (Borders).
pn. Roberton (Borders).
raam-race, raam-raced, race, raes, ramrace, ram-race, ram-race$t, ramraced, ram-raced, ramraise, ramraised,
race [res]
n. A race, a run, journey at speed. A flying visit.
v. To race.
pt. pp. race't [rest], raced
n. A race, a run, journey at speed. A flying visit.
v. To race.
pt. pp. race't [rest], raced
Compounds and phrases etc.
ram-race: A short burst of speed to gain impetus. pt. ram-race't.
rachter, rafter, raghter,
rachter [ˈraxtər]
n. A rafter. A horizontal bar in a timber fence. A cross-spar used in a kiln for smoking herring. I. A very tall person.
n. A rafter. A horizontal bar in a timber fence. A cross-spar used in a kiln for smoking herring. I. A very tall person.
raack, rack, rackit, reck, reckit, reek, reekit, rike, rikeit,
rack [rak]
n. An instrument of touture. A path, track,
v. To stretch, pull, twist, dislocate. Throb with pain.
pt. pp. rackit
n. An instrument of touture. A path, track,
v. To stretch, pull, twist, dislocate. Throb with pain.
pt. pp. rackit