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risier, risser, risser, rissle, rissor, rizar, rizart, rizer, rizor, rizzar, rizzard, rizzart, rizzer, rizzier, rizzor, russle,
rizzar [ˈrɪzər]
also SEC. rissle [rɪsl, rʌsl]
n. The red currant Ribes rubrum.
also SEC. rissle [rɪsl, rʌsl]
n. The red currant Ribes rubrum.
Compounds and phrases etc.
black rizzar: The fruit of the black currant Ribes nigrum.
reid rizzar: The fruit of the red currant Ribes rubrum.
white rizzar [ʍəit-, N. fəit-]: The fruit of the white currant.
reid rizzar: The fruit of the red currant Ribes rubrum.
white rizzar [ʍəit-, N. fəit-]: The fruit of the white currant.
riser, rizar, rizer, rizzar, rizzer, rizzered, rizzert, rozar,
rizzer [ˈrɪzər]
v. To dry, parch or cure fish etc. by exposing to the sun.
pt. rizzert, rizzered
v. To dry, parch or cure fish etc. by exposing to the sun.
pt. rizzert, rizzered
ro, rö, roe, rui,
ro [I.Sh. roː]
n. A poor, enfeebled or emaciated animal. The carcass of such an animal.
n. A poor, enfeebled or emaciated animal. The carcass of such an animal.
a$roads, aaroads, awroads, halfroads, half-roads, hauf-roads, onyroad, rade, raid, road, roadie, roadit, roads, rod, rodd, roddie, roddy, rode,
road [rod, rɔd]
n. A road, path, way, track. A condition or state. A method or way. Direction, course.
dim. roadie
v. To travel on a road. To set off on a journey, to start out.
pt. pp. roadit adv. On the road.
n. A road, path, way, track. A condition or state. A method or way. Direction, course.
dim. roadie
v. To travel on a road. To set off on a journey, to start out.
pt. pp. roadit adv. On the road.
Compounds and phrases etc.
awroads [ɑː-, -rɔdz, ɔː-, N. I. aː-]: adj. adv. Everywhere.
get roadit: Set off.
hauf-roads: Halfway, partly.
in the road: In the way.
oot the road: Out of the way.
on the road: Pregant.
ony road: Anyway, anyhow, anywhere.
get roadit: Set off.
hauf-roads: Halfway, partly.
in the road: In the way.
oot the road: Out of the way.
on the road: Pregant.
ony road: Anyway, anyhow, anywhere.
raim, rame, roam,
roam [rom]
v. To roam.
v. To roam.
Compounds and phrases etc.
roanin: Roaming.
roan, roin, ron, rone,
roan [I.Sh. roːn]
v. To plunder, rob or despoil the nest of a bird or wild bees.
v. To plunder, rob or despoil the nest of a bird or wild bees.
roan, roaned, roant, rone, roned, rownt,
roan [ron]
adj. Roan, brownish thickly sprinkled with white or gray. Of that colour.
adj. Roan, brownish thickly sprinkled with white or gray. Of that colour.
roant
adj. SN. MN. Of a roan or variegated colour.
adj. SN. MN. Of a roan or variegated colour.
reester, reester, roasen, roasson, roast, roasten, roastit, rossen, rost, rostan, roster, roster,
roast [rost]
n. The portion of a carcass of meat, as divided up by the butcher, adhering to a bone, a joint of meat. I.Sh. An unpleasant burning sensation caused by midges.
v. To roast.
pt. roastit
pp. roastit, roasten [ros(t)ən] adj. Roasted, uncomfortably hot.
n. The portion of a carcass of meat, as divided up by the butcher, adhering to a bone, a joint of meat. I.Sh. An unpleasant burning sensation caused by midges.
v. To roast.
pt. roastit
pp. roastit, roasten [ros(t)ən] adj. Roasted, uncomfortably hot.
Compounds and phrases etc.
dreepin roast: A good source of income.
roastin: Roastin.
roastin: Roastin.
roab, rob, robe, rub,
rob [rob, C. rʌb]
v. To rob.
v. To rob.
Compounds and phrases etc.
robber: A robber.
robbery: Robbery.
robbery: Robbery.
rob, robe, wardrobe, wardrope,
robe [rob, rʌb]
n. A robe.
n. A robe.
Compounds and phrases etc.
wardrobe: A wardrobe.