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ree, reein, reen,
reen [I.Sh. riːn]
n. The squeal of a pig.
v. To squeal like a pig.
n. The squeal of a pig.
v. To squeal like a pig.
chantireerie, chitterareerie, rearie, rearie, reary_rary, reerie, reerie_rairie, reery,
reerie [ˈriːri]
n. MN. A noisy quarrel or disturbance, a row, shindy, uproar.
also reerie rairie
n. MN. A noisy quarrel or disturbance, a row, shindy, uproar.
also reerie rairie
Compounds and phrases etc.
chitterareerie [ˈtʃɪtərəˈˈriːre]: U. The gold hammer Emberiza citrinella.
chantireerie: MN. Impertinence.
chantireerie: MN. Impertinence.
rach-ma-reeshil, rachmareeshle, rach-ma-reeshle, rackmereesle, raghmereisle, reeschled, reesel, reeselin, reeselled, reesellin, reeshel, reeshelt, reeshle, reeshlie, reeshlin, reeshly, reeshly, reesle, reeslin, reesly, reischle, reishle, reishlin, riesle, risl, risle, rooshel, rooshelin,
reeshle [riʃl, risl]
n. A rustling sound. A loud, clattering, knocking or banging noise, a resounding noise, a crash, thud. I.Sh. A vigourous shake.
v. To make a crisp, crackling, rattling or rustling noise. To clatter, rattle. To bustle about noisily.
pt. pp. reeshelt
n. A rustling sound. A loud, clattering, knocking or banging noise, a resounding noise, a crash, thud. I.Sh. A vigourous shake.
v. To make a crisp, crackling, rattling or rustling noise. To clatter, rattle. To bustle about noisily.
pt. pp. reeshelt
reeshly
adj. Rustley, crackly.
adj. Rustley, crackly.
Compounds and phrases etc.
rach-ma-reeshle: C. Confused, mixed up, higgledy-piggledy.
reeshle throu: To rummage through.
reeshlin [ˈrislɪn, ˈriʃlɪn]: Rustling etc.
reeshle throu: To rummage through.
reeshlin [ˈrislɪn, ˈriʃlɪn]: Rustling etc.
reask, reesh, reesk, reisk, reisque, riask, riesk, risk,
reesk [risk]
n. A growth of natural coarse grasses or rushes, on rough, waste or marshy ground. NEC. MN. The compact rush Juncus conglomeratus.
n. A growth of natural coarse grasses or rushes, on rough, waste or marshy ground. NEC. MN. The compact rush Juncus conglomeratus.
reest, reested, reester, reestit, reist, reister, reistit,
reest [rist, rɛst, rɪst]
n. A frame for curing.
v. To cure fish etc.
pt. pp. reestit adj. Smoke-dried.
n. A frame for curing.
v. To cure fish etc.
pt. pp. reestit adj. Smoke-dried.
Compounds and phrases etc.
reester [ˈristər, ˈrɛstər, ˈrɪstər]: SEC. Salted and dried salmon Salmo salar.
arreest, arreestit, arreist, arreist, arreistit, arreistit, arrist, arristed, reest, reestie, reestin, reestit, reesty, reisin, reist, reistie, reistin, reistit, reisty, rest, restit, rist, ristie, ristin, ristit, roostie, roosty, rustie, rusty,
reest [rist]
n. The act of stopping short and refusing to move forward.
v. To bring to a halt, hold up, stop in its tracks, arrest the motion or action of. To arrest, seize goods for debt, to poind, to arrest wages. To smother or dull down a fire.
pt. pp. reestit Balked.
n. The act of stopping short and refusing to move forward.
v. To bring to a halt, hold up, stop in its tracks, arrest the motion or action of. To arrest, seize goods for debt, to poind, to arrest wages. To smother or dull down a fire.
pt. pp. reestit Balked.
reestie [ˈristi]
adj. Recalitrant.
adj. Recalitrant.
Compounds and phrases etc.
arreest: To arrest. pt. arreestit.
reestin [ˈristɪn]: Apt to jib or balk, restive.
reestin [ˈristɪn]: Apt to jib or balk, restive.
reesht, reest, reist, rist,
reest [rist]
n. The mouldboard of plough.
n. The mouldboard of plough.
raech, reach, reetch,
reetch [ritʃ]
v. To retch, vomit.
v. To retch, vomit.
reave, reeve, reevin, reive, rieve,
reeve [riːv, rif]
v. To chatter, babble.
pt. pp. reeved
v. To chatter, babble.
pt. pp. reeved
Compounds and phrases etc.
reevin [ˈriːvɪn]: Of fire: blazing. Of wind: high, strong.
hen-ree, ree, reed, rees, reeve, reive, rieve, riv, rive, rive,
reeve [riːv, MN. rɪv]
contracted ree [riː] also reed [rid]
n. A yard, a pen or enclosure for confining an animal.
contracted ree [riː] also reed [rid]
n. A yard, a pen or enclosure for confining an animal.
Compounds and phrases etc.
hen-ree: A hen run.