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rade, raed, raid, reider, rid, ridden, ride, rider, ridin, ridin, ridin-time, ryd, ryde,
ride [rəid]
v. To ride.
pt. rade [red]
pp. rid, ridden [rɪd(ən)]
v. To ride.
pt. rade [red]
pp. rid, ridden [rɪd(ən)]
Compounds and phrases etc.
rider: A rider.
ridin: Riding.
ridin time: The breeding season.
ridin: Riding.
ridin time: The breeding season.
redycule, rendiculous, rideecless, rideeclous, rideeculas, rideecule, rideeculous, rideicless, rideicule, rideiculous,
rideecule [rəˈdik(j)ul]
v. To ridicule.
v. To ridicule.
Compounds and phrases etc.
rideeculous [rɪˈdikləs]: adj. Ridiculous, scandalous.
rif, -rif, rife, ryfe,
rife [rəif]
adj. Quick, ready or eager for. With collective or singular n.: plentiful, abundant. With o or wi: having plenty of, rich in, well supplied with. With wi: lavish, generous, unstinting with.
adv. Plentifully, abundantly. Generally, currently.
suff. Used for forming adjectives implying 'full of the quality of'. Also -rif [-rɪf,]
adj. Quick, ready or eager for. With collective or singular n.: plentiful, abundant. With o or wi: having plenty of, rich in, well supplied with. With wi: lavish, generous, unstinting with.
adv. Plentifully, abundantly. Generally, currently.
suff. Used for forming adjectives implying 'full of the quality of'. Also -rif [-rɪf,]
brunt_rift, rift, ruft,
rift [rɪft]
n. A belch, an eructation. A boast, something to brag about.
v. To belch, to eructate.
n. A belch, an eructation. A boast, something to brag about.
v. To belch, to eructate.
Compounds and phrases etc.
brunt rift: Heartburn.
rift,
rift [rɪft]
n. A cleft or fissure in a rock.
n. A cleft or fissure in a rock.
ootrig, reygget, rig, rigg, riggamafixin, riggament, riggamifixin, rigget, riggiment, riggit, riggit-oot, rigoot, rig-oot,
rig [rɪg]
n. A device or piece of equipment designed for a particular purpose.
v. To rig, to equip.
pt. pp. riggit
n. A device or piece of equipment designed for a particular purpose.
v. To rig, to equip.
pt. pp. riggit
Compounds and phrases etc.
ootrig: Outward appearance, dress, to equip, prepare.
riggamafixin: col. I.Sh. Makeshift.
riggiment [I.Sh. ˈrɪgəmɛnt]: Unstylish or odd dress.
rig-oot: An outfit (of clothing).
riggit-oot: All set, equipped.
riggamafixin: col. I.Sh. Makeshift.
riggiment [I.Sh. ˈrɪgəmɛnt]: Unstylish or odd dress.
rig-oot: An outfit (of clothing).
riggit-oot: All set, equipped.
einrig, en$rig, en_rig, end-rig, enrig, en-rig, eynerigg, eynrig, fit-rig, fitrik, hairst-rig, head-rig, heidrig, heid-rig, lae-rig, Learig, lea-rig, lee-rig, ley-rig, midrig, mid-rig, reeg, reygget, rig, rig-aboot, rigg, rigga-aboot, riggeen, rigget, riggi, riggie, riggin, riggit, rinrig, run_rig, runrig, run-rig, siderig,
rig [rɪg]
n. A ridge, a hill crest, the back(bone). A white stripe running along the spine. A section of a ploughed field.
dim. riggie I.Sh. A garter stitch row in knitting.
v. To plough land in rigs.
pt. pp. riggit adj. I.Sh. Of an animal: havig contrasting stripes.
n. A ridge, a hill crest, the back(bone). A white stripe running along the spine. A section of a ploughed field.
dim. riggie I.Sh. A garter stitch row in knitting.
v. To plough land in rigs.
pt. pp. riggit adj. I.Sh. Of an animal: havig contrasting stripes.
Compounds and phrases etc.
end-rig: The head-ridge or furrow.
fit-rig: The end of a field where the plough turns.
hairst-rig: A field where harvesting is taking place.
heid-rig: The head-ridge or furrow.
lea-rig: A grass ridge.
mid-rig: The open furrow between two ridges of a ploughed field, the strip dividing the upper and lower wyndin of a long field, ploughed crosswise.
rig-aboot: NN.b. I A system of land occupation.
riggin [ˈrɪgɪn]: Roofing. The backbone. A high ridge of land, a crest.
riggin o the nicht: The middle of the night.
rinrig: A system of land occupation.
siderig: A side ridge.
fit-rig: The end of a field where the plough turns.
hairst-rig: A field where harvesting is taking place.
heid-rig: The head-ridge or furrow.
lea-rig: A grass ridge.
mid-rig: The open furrow between two ridges of a ploughed field, the strip dividing the upper and lower wyndin of a long field, ploughed crosswise.
rig-aboot: NN.b. I A system of land occupation.
riggin [ˈrɪgɪn]: Roofing. The backbone. A high ridge of land, a crest.
riggin o the nicht: The middle of the night.
rinrig: A system of land occupation.
siderig: A side ridge.
ricklin, rig, rigglin, riglin,
rig [rɪg]
n. The smallest animal or weakling of a litter.
n. The smallest animal or weakling of a litter.
Compounds and phrases etc.
riglin: An undersized or weak animal. A lamb with only one descended testicle.
reeg, rig, rigg,
rig [rɪg]
n. A trick, prank.
v. To play a trick on To befool, tease, torment.
n. A trick, prank.
v. To play a trick on To befool, tease, torment.
rigglemerie,
rigglemerie [ˈrɪəlməri]
n. An intricate design.
n. An intricate design.