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rind, rynd,
rind [rəin(d)]
n. Hoarfrost.
n. Hoarfrost.
rin, rind, rine,
rind [rɪn(d), rəin(d)]
n. Melted tallow.
v. To melt down fat or tallow, to render, clarify butter etc.
n. Melted tallow.
v. To melt down fat or tallow, to render, clarify butter etc.
rang, ring, ringel, ringer, ringin, ringle, rink, rung, rungin, runk,
ring [rɪŋ]
n. The striking of a clock, the stroke. A resounding blow or cuff.
v. To make a clear metallic sound.
pt. rang [raŋ] pp. rung [rʌŋ]
n. The striking of a clock, the stroke. A resounding blow or cuff.
v. To make a clear metallic sound.
pt. rang [raŋ] pp. rung [rʌŋ]
Compounds and phrases etc.
ringer: A ringer.
ring in: To give up, yield.
ringin: Ringing, resounding.
ringle [ˈrɪŋl]: A ringing, jingling sound.
ring in: To give up, yield.
ringin: Ringing, resounding.
ringle [ˈrɪŋl]: A ringing, jingling sound.
rang, reignt, reing, reingin, ring, ring$t, ringan, ringed, ringin, ringin$, ringit, ringt, rung,
ring [rɪŋ]
n. A reign.
v. To reign, to exercise rule or dominion. Of a monarch or of one holding an office of authority. To rant or storm in a domineering manner. To rampage, to behave in an overbearing way.
pt. rang, ringt, ringed
pp. rung, ringt, ringed adj. ringit Reigned, etc.
n. A reign.
v. To reign, to exercise rule or dominion. Of a monarch or of one holding an office of authority. To rant or storm in a domineering manner. To rampage, to behave in an overbearing way.
pt. rang, ringt, ringed
pp. rung, ringt, ringed adj. ringit Reigned, etc.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ringin [ˈrɪŋɪn]: Masterful, overbearing, obstreperous, domineering, energetic.
raing, räng, rin, ring, ringel, ringel-een, ringelt, ringet, ringit, ringle, ringled, ringle-ee, ringle-eed, ringlit, ringlit, ringly-ee, ringly-een, ringly-een, ringt,
ring [ˈrɪŋ]
n. A ring, a circular frame-work, the circle on the ground for a game of marbles.
v. To fit with a ring. To place a metal tyre round the felloes of a wheel. To surround.
pt. pp. ringt adj. ringit Ringed, having a white circle round the iris, wall-eyed.
n. A ring, a circular frame-work, the circle on the ground for a game of marbles.
v. To fit with a ring. To place a metal tyre round the felloes of a wheel. To surround.
pt. pp. ringt adj. ringit Ringed, having a white circle round the iris, wall-eyed.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ringelt: Describing a skirt which is striped.
ringle [ˈrɪŋl]: A circular stripe of colour round a skirt or stocking etc.
ringle-ee: A wall-eye. A ring of white hair round the eye.
ringle-ee'd: Wall-eyed.
ringle [ˈrɪŋl]: A circular stripe of colour round a skirt or stocking etc.
ringle-ee: A wall-eye. A ring of white hair round the eye.
ringle-ee'd: Wall-eyed.
Ringan,
Ringan [ˈrɪŋən]
n. The personal name Ninian.
n. The personal name Ninian.
reenk, reenkie, renk, renkie, rink, rinker, rinketer, rinkie, rinks,
rink [rɪŋk, I.Sh. riŋk]
n. The piece of ground marked out for a contest, an arena.
dim. rinkie The skip or captain of a team. I.Sh. A ploy, a jaunt.
v. MN. To range or prowl about restlessly. To search thoroughly, to rummage. To arrange, set in order. I.Sh. To work energetically.
n. The piece of ground marked out for a contest, an arena.
dim. rinkie The skip or captain of a team. I.Sh. A ploy, a jaunt.
v. MN. To range or prowl about restlessly. To search thoroughly, to rummage. To arrange, set in order. I.Sh. To work energetically.
Compounds and phrases etc.
rinker: A high, lanky, long-legged, worn out horse. A tall raw-boned woman. A round woollen cap.
rinks: I.Sh. To rattle like apoker in the fire.
rinks: I.Sh. To rattle like apoker in the fire.
rinkel, rinkl, rinkle,
rinkle [I.Sh. ˈrɪŋkl]
v. To make a tinkling, jingling or rattling sound.
v. To make a tinkling, jingling or rattling sound.
rant, rantal, rint, rintel, rintie, rintie-pells, rintypell, rinty-pells,
rint [I.Sh. rɪnt]
also rintle
n. A rag. A tattered fragment of clothing.
also rintle
n. A rag. A tattered fragment of clothing.
Compounds and phrases etc.
rintie-pells: Rags, tatters, an old worn garment. A worn out wooden implement.
reap, rip, ripp, rippelt, rippen, ripper, rippin, rippit, ripple, rippled, rup,
rip [rɪp]
n. A handful of unthreashed corn.
v. To tear, rend, slit. To strip turf. To saw. I.Sh. To walk quickly. I.Sh. To sew hurriedly.
pt. pp. rippit
n. A handful of unthreashed corn.
v. To tear, rend, slit. To strip turf. To saw. I.Sh. To walk quickly. I.Sh. To sew hurriedly.
pt. pp. rippit
ripple
n. A ripple.
v. To ripple.
pt. pp. rippelt
n. A ripple.
v. To ripple.
pt. pp. rippelt
Compounds and phrases etc.
ripper: A flat spade for stripping turf. A kind of fishing line.
rippin: Tearing, etc.
rippin: Tearing, etc.