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recreet, recreetit, recruit, recruitit,
recruit [rəˈkrøt, rəˈkrut, C. rəˈkrɪt, N. rəˈkrit]
n. A recruit.
v. To recruit.
pt. pp. recruitit
n. A recruit.
v. To recruit.
pt. pp. recruitit
rector,
rector [ˈrɛktər]
n. A rector. The head teacher of a secondary school.
n. A rector. The head teacher of a secondary school.
misred, misredd, misrid, missredd, rade, raed, reachscab, read, red, red, redd, redd, reddance, redder, redd-handit, redd-haund, redd-haundit, reddin, reddins, reddit, reddun, redd-up, redd-up, red-haun, redskab, red-up, red-up, reedins, reedins, retscobe, rid, ridd, upredd, upreddin,
redd [rɛd]
v. To tidy, prepare, arrange, free, rid, relieve, clear out.
pt. pp. redd adj. Tidied, arranged, cleared out. Prepared, ready. Eager, willing, fluent.
v. To tidy, prepare, arrange, free, rid, relieve, clear out.
pt. pp. redd adj. Tidied, arranged, cleared out. Prepared, ready. Eager, willing, fluent.
Compounds and phrases etc.
misredd: To tangle, to snarl. To involve oneself in error, to blunder, Tangled, involved, confused.
redder: Someone or something that redds. A comb.
redd-haund: A free hand, a clearance, disencumbrance. Clever in a handy way.
redd-haundit: Quick and skilful in working with the hands.
reddin [ˈrɛdɪn]: Preparing. Combing of horse hair.
reddins: A clearance, riddance. I. Fat obtained from the intestines of slaughtered animals.
redd oot: To explain.
redskab: I.Sh. The full complement of lines carried by a fishing boat.
redd up: Of a matter of legal or financial business, a problem or difficulty, a dispute, any confused situation: to settle, sort out, clear up, solve. To determine boundaries. To clarify or expound some complex subject.
redd-up: A scolding, a rebuke.
sae redd as: MN. As readily as ..., as soon as …
upredd: v. To tidy, put in order. n. The act of clearing away, a cleaning, tidying.
upreddin: A scolding, a rebuke.
redder: Someone or something that redds. A comb.
redd-haund: A free hand, a clearance, disencumbrance. Clever in a handy way.
redd-haundit: Quick and skilful in working with the hands.
reddin [ˈrɛdɪn]: Preparing. Combing of horse hair.
reddins: A clearance, riddance. I. Fat obtained from the intestines of slaughtered animals.
redd oot: To explain.
redskab: I.Sh. The full complement of lines carried by a fishing boat.
redd up: Of a matter of legal or financial business, a problem or difficulty, a dispute, any confused situation: to settle, sort out, clear up, solve. To determine boundaries. To clarify or expound some complex subject.
redd-up: A scolding, a rebuke.
sae redd as: MN. As readily as ..., as soon as …
upredd: v. To tidy, put in order. n. The act of clearing away, a cleaning, tidying.
upreddin: A scolding, a rebuke.
red, redd, rede, reed, rid, ridd, ride, rodd, rodden, rudd, ruth,
redd [rɛd]
also rodd
n. The spawn of a fish or frog. The rut in the gravelly or sandy bed of a river made by salmon for spawning.
v. Of a fish: to spawn.
pt. redd pp. rodden adj. Having spawned, spent.
also rodd
n. The spawn of a fish or frog. The rut in the gravelly or sandy bed of a river made by salmon for spawning.
v. Of a fish: to spawn.
pt. redd pp. rodden adj. Having spawned, spent.
Redbrae, Reddbrae,
Reddbrae [ˈrɛdbreː]
pn. Redbrae.
pn. Redbrae.
read, red, redd, rede, redeless, reed, reedless,
rede [rid]
n. Advice, counsel.
v. To advise, counsel. To think, consider, reckon, ponder.
n. Advice, counsel.
v. To advise, counsel. To think, consider, reckon, ponder.
Compounds and phrases etc.
A rede ye [aː rid jiː]: I warn you. I advise you.
redeless: Careless.
redeless: Careless.
reduce,
reduce [rəˈd(j)us]
v. To reduce.
v. To reduce.
Compounds and phrases etc.
reduction: Reduction.
ree, reel, ri, rill,
ree [NN.b. I. riː]
n. A period of stormy weather. An attack of pain or illness. A series of high breakers interspersing the smaller waves at regular intervals.
adj. Of weather: stormy, blustering, dry and frosty,
n. A period of stormy weather. An attack of pain or illness. A series of high breakers interspersing the smaller waves at regular intervals.
adj. Of weather: stormy, blustering, dry and frosty,
reel
n. I.Sh. A strong dry wind.
n. I.Sh. A strong dry wind.
rae, rai, rea, ree, rie,
ree [riː]
n. A sieve or riddle of medium size used for cleaning grain, peas or beans etc.
v. To clean grain, grass-seed, peas or beans etc. by sieving.
n. A sieve or riddle of medium size used for cleaning grain, peas or beans etc.
v. To clean grain, grass-seed, peas or beans etc. by sieving.
ree, reefu, rie,
ree [riː]
n. A state of great excitement or frenzy. A state of befuddlement, intoxication.
adj. Over-excited, frenzied, delirious, crazy. Tipsy
v. To become extremely excited, to fly into a rage.
n. A state of great excitement or frenzy. A state of befuddlement, intoxication.
adj. Over-excited, frenzied, delirious, crazy. Tipsy
v. To become extremely excited, to fly into a rage.
Compounds and phrases etc.
reefu: Frenzied, frantic.
puir as a ree: Of an animal: In a very lean (emaciated) condition.
puir as a ree: Of an animal: In a very lean (emaciated) condition.