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raan, ranty, rawen, roan, rowan, rown,
rowan [ˈrʌuən]
n. The mountain ash Sorbus aucuparia and its fruit.
n. The mountain ash Sorbus aucuparia and its fruit.
See rodden also.
inrow, inrowe, inrowed, inrowement, inrowment, rauled, rollit, rollt, rou, rouin, roul, row, row$d, row$t, row$t, row-chow, rowd, rowe, rowe$t, rowe$t, rowe-chowe, rowed, rowein, rowen, rower, rowie, rowin, rowl, rowl$d, rowld, rowle, rowled, rowlie-powlie, rowly-powly, rown, rowy,
rowe [rʌu]
n. A roll. The run of a river. A list of names. The high-water mark on a beach.
dim. rowie A flaky bread roll made with a lot of butter.
v. To roll, to wheel, to trundle or impel forward. To tie, wrap. To row a boat.
pt. rowed
pp. rowed, rowen adj. Rolled, wrapped, enveloped.
n. A roll. The run of a river. A list of names. The high-water mark on a beach.
dim. rowie A flaky bread roll made with a lot of butter.
v. To roll, to wheel, to trundle or impel forward. To tie, wrap. To row a boat.
pt. rowed
pp. rowed, rowen adj. Rolled, wrapped, enveloped.
Compounds and phrases etc.
inrowe: To enrol. pt. pp. inrowed.
inrowment: Enrolment.
rowe-chowe [-ˈtʃʌu]: To roll and tumble. Mixed up, tangled, in confusion.
rower [ˈrʌuər]: A roller. A rolling pin. Wool rolled between cards in preparation for spinning.
rowin [ˈrʌuɪn]: Rolling, wraping. Rowing a boat.
rowe it contracted rowe't: Roll it.
rowlie-powlie: Roly-poly. A game, ninepins. A kind of pudding.
rowe up: To wind a clock etc.
inrowment: Enrolment.
rowe-chowe [-ˈtʃʌu]: To roll and tumble. Mixed up, tangled, in confusion.
rower [ˈrʌuər]: A roller. A rolling pin. Wool rolled between cards in preparation for spinning.
rowin [ˈrʌuɪn]: Rolling, wraping. Rowing a boat.
rowe it contracted rowe't: Roll it.
rowlie-powlie: Roly-poly. A game, ninepins. A kind of pudding.
rowe up: To wind a clock etc.
Rowlan, Rowlan$, Rowland,
Rowland [ˈrʌulən(d)]
n. The personal name Roland.
n. The personal name Roland.
roap, rolp, roop, roopet, roopid, roopie, roopit, roopy, rope, ropit, roup, rouped, roupet, roupie, roupit, roupy, rowp, rowpie, rowpit, rowpy,
rowp [rʌup, rup]
n. A sale or let by public auction. Hoarseness.
v. To sell or let by public auction. To turn out a bankrupt and sell their belongings. To cry, shout, roar, croak.
pt. pp. rowpit. adj. Hoarse, as with a cold.
n. A sale or let by public auction. Hoarseness.
v. To sell or let by public auction. To turn out a bankrupt and sell their belongings. To cry, shout, roar, croak.
pt. pp. rowpit. adj. Hoarse, as with a cold.
rowpie [ˈrʌupi, ˈrupi]
adj. Coarse, rough, husky.
adj. Coarse, rough, husky.
Compounds and phrases etc.
rowp oot: To sell up by auction.
roust, rowst,
rowst [rʌust]
n. A roar, bellow or loud penetrating noise. The act of roaring or bellowing. A sudden start, a spurt of action.
v. To shout, roar, bellow. To arouse, stir to action, rout out. To bestir oneself.
n. A roar, bellow or loud penetrating noise. The act of roaring or bellowing. A sudden start, a spurt of action.
v. To shout, roar, bellow. To arouse, stir to action, rout out. To bestir oneself.
root, rootin, rout, routin, rowt, rowte, rowtin,
rowt [rʌut, rut]
n. The lowing or bellowing of cattle. The act of bellowing. A shout, outcry, uproar, clamour.
v. Of animals: to low loudly, to bellow, to roar. Of wind or water etc.: to roar loudly. Of a bell: to toll, to make a loud din. To play on a horn, to toot a horn, to sound loudly: To break wind.
n. The lowing or bellowing of cattle. The act of bellowing. A shout, outcry, uproar, clamour.
v. Of animals: to low loudly, to bellow, to roar. Of wind or water etc.: to roar loudly. Of a bell: to toll, to make a loud din. To play on a horn, to toot a horn, to sound loudly: To break wind.
Compounds and phrases etc.
rowtin [ˈrʌutɪn, ˈrutɪn]: Bellowing, roaring, fussing.
routh, routhie, routhy, rowth, rowthie, rowthy, scowth-an$-rowth, scowth-and-rowth, scowth-an-rowth,
rowth [rʌuθ]
also C. routh [ruθ]
n. Plenty, abundance, profusion.
adj. Plentiful, abundant, profuse, well-endowed.
also C. routh [ruθ]
n. Plenty, abundance, profusion.
adj. Plentiful, abundant, profuse, well-endowed.
rowthie also C. routhie [ˈruθi]
adj. Having plenty.
adj. Having plenty.
Compounds and phrases etc.
scowth-and-rowth: Freedom to range and plenty of food.
Rootin_Burn, Routin_Burn, Rowtin_Burn,
Rowtin Burn [ˈrutənbʌrn]
pn. Routing Burn (Borders).
pn. Routing Burn (Borders).
Rootin_Wheel, Routin_Wheel, Routin_Wheel,
Rowtin Wheel [ˈrʌutənʍil]
pn. Routen Wheel (Strangford Lough, Northern Ireland).
pn. Routen Wheel (Strangford Lough, Northern Ireland).
Roxburgh, Roxburrie,
Roxburgh [ˈroksbʌrɛ, ˈrogzbʌrə]
pn. Roxburgh (Borders).
pn. Roxburgh (Borders).