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reib, ribe, ribiather, riby, rybe,
ribe [rəib]
n. A long-legged, thin person. An emaciated animal.
n. A long-legged, thin person. An emaciated animal.
möld-rich, muild-rich, rich, riches, ritch,
rich [ˈrɪtʃ]
adj. Rich.
adj. Rich.
Compounds and phrases etc.
muild-rich: I.Sh. Filthy rich.
riches: pl. Riches.
riches: pl. Riches.
Richart, Richie,
Richart [ˈrɪtʃərt]
n. The personal name Richard.
dim. Richie
n. The personal name Richard.
dim. Richie
a$richt, aa$richt, aarecht, aaricht, ahriyt, alrecht, aricht, arite, awricht, awright, awrite, doonricht, dounricht, lefts-and-richts, lefts-an-richts, onricht, onrichteous, oonrichteous, ootricht, racht, recht, rechtifee, richt, richteous, richteousness, richtfa, richtfoo, richtfu, richtifee, richtify, richtit, richtlaik, richtlie, richtlike, richt-like, richtly, richtous, rycht, unricht, unrichtous, upricht,
richt [rɪçt, S. rɛiçt]
adj. Right. In one's right mind, sane, balanced, fully conscious. Sober, free from drunkenness. Living in a sober well-behaved manner.
adv. Very, exceedingly. Thoroughly, very much, very well. Adequately, properly, satisfactorily.
v. To right.
pt. pp. richtit
adj. Right. In one's right mind, sane, balanced, fully conscious. Sober, free from drunkenness. Living in a sober well-behaved manner.
adv. Very, exceedingly. Thoroughly, very much, very well. Adequately, properly, satisfactorily.
v. To right.
pt. pp. richtit
richtly
adj. Rightly.
adj. Rightly.
richtifee [-fi]
v. To rectify.
pt. pp. richtifee'd
v. To rectify.
pt. pp. richtifee'd
Compounds and phrases etc.
awricht [ɑː-, ɔː-, N. I. aː-]: adv. Alright.
dounricht: Downright.
lefts-and-richts: A soup made from turnip and potato.
no richt: Mentally unbalanced, simple-minded, abnormal, uncanny.
ootricht: Outright.
richtfu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: Rightful.
richtin: Righting, putting to rights, correcting. n. A correction.
richt-like: Just, fair, equitable.
richt oot: Outright, straightway, in an unequivocal manner.
richtous [-(j)əs]: Righteous Rightful, lawful, legitimate.
roch and richt: Rough in manners.
upricht: Upright. Vertically upward. True. Of a heir: undoubted, rightful.
unricht: Not right, unjust, inequitable, dishonest, improper, unfair, mentally unbalanced.
unrichtous: Unrighteous.
dounricht: Downright.
lefts-and-richts: A soup made from turnip and potato.
no richt: Mentally unbalanced, simple-minded, abnormal, uncanny.
ootricht: Outright.
richtfu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: Rightful.
richtin: Righting, putting to rights, correcting. n. A correction.
richt-like: Just, fair, equitable.
richt oot: Outright, straightway, in an unequivocal manner.
richtous [-(j)əs]: Righteous Rightful, lawful, legitimate.
roch and richt: Rough in manners.
upricht: Upright. Vertically upward. True. Of a heir: undoubted, rightful.
unricht: Not right, unjust, inequitable, dishonest, improper, unfair, mentally unbalanced.
unrichtous: Unrighteous.
rick, ricker, rikk, rikker,
rick [rɪk]
v. To pierce with a sharp upward jerk.
v. To pierce with a sharp upward jerk.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ricker: I. A form of improvised gaff.
ricket, ricketie, ricketie, rickety, rickit, rickitie,
ricket [ˈrɪkət]
n. A noisy disturbance. A racket, a row.
dim. ricketie n. A wooden rattle.
n. A noisy disturbance. A racket, a row.
dim. ricketie n. A wooden rattle.
raachle, rachle, rauchle, raughle, rickle, ricklie, ricklin, rickly, rikkel, rikkelin, rikkil, rikklin, rookel, rookelin, rookle, rooklin, ruckle, ruckli, rucklie, rucklin, ruggle, rugglin,
rickle [ˈrɪkəl, ˈrʌkəl]
also rauchle [rɑːxl, rɔːxl, N. raːxl]
n. A loose, carelessly thrown together pile or collection of objects such as stones or sticks. A tumbledown, dilapidated structure. Any ramshackle or disintegrating article.
v. To pile together loosely, to construct in a rough insecure way.
also rauchle [rɑːxl, rɔːxl, N. raːxl]
n. A loose, carelessly thrown together pile or collection of objects such as stones or sticks. A tumbledown, dilapidated structure. Any ramshackle or disintegrating article.
v. To pile together loosely, to construct in a rough insecure way.
ricklie [ˈrɪkle, ˈrʌkle]
adj. Badly constructed, ramshackle, rickety.
adj. Badly constructed, ramshackle, rickety.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ricklin: U. Stacking peats.
red, rid, ridden,
rid [rɪd]
v. To remove.
pp. rid, ridden [ˈrɪdən]
v. To remove.
pp. rid, ridden [ˈrɪdən]
riddel, riddle, riddleum, riddlum,
riddle [ˈrɪdl]
n. A sieve. A puzzle.
n. A sieve. A puzzle.
Compounds and phrases etc.
riddlum: col. A riddle, a conundrum.
siftin riddle: A sieve for small seed.
siftin riddle: A sieve for small seed.
riddli, riddlie, ridli,
riddlie [I.Sh. ˈrɪdli]
n. Pebbles on the beach.
n. Pebbles on the beach.