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roi, roy,
roy [rɔi]
n. A prince, sovereign.
v. To talk nonsence.
n. A prince, sovereign.
v. To talk nonsence.
roi, roy, royed,
roy [rɔi]
n. MN. A disease or rot affecting the trunk and heart of fir-trees, especially larch. NN.b. I.Ork. Milk hardened in the udder of a newly-calved cow.
n. MN. A disease or rot affecting the trunk and heart of fir-trees, especially larch. NN.b. I.Ork. Milk hardened in the udder of a newly-calved cow.
royed
adj. Affected with rot.
adj. Affected with rot.
rabble-rade, rabble-roid, rabble-roit, rabble-royat, rabble-royet, rabble-royit, rabble-royt, rade, raible-royet, riotous, riotus, roid, roit, royat, royatus, royd, royet, royetie, royetous, royety, royit, royitie, royt, roytie, royty, ryot, ryotous, ryotouse, ryotus,
royet [ˈroɪ(ə)t]
adj. Frolicsome, wild, unruly, mischievous. Unlearned, unrefined, inelegant. Violent, rough, roughly or hurridly made, not well finished.
adj. Frolicsome, wild, unruly, mischievous. Unlearned, unrefined, inelegant. Violent, rough, roughly or hurridly made, not well finished.
royetie [ˈroɪ(ə)ti]
n. Noisy talk, an unruly or troublesome person.
n. Noisy talk, an unruly or troublesome person.
Compounds and phrases etc.
raible-royet: A rabble-rout, a confused crowd. The noise of a disorderly crowd.
royetous: Unrestrained in behaviour, wanton, licentious, lecherous. Of people: Difficult to deal with, stubborn, obstinate.
royetous: Unrestrained in behaviour, wanton, licentious, lecherous. Of people: Difficult to deal with, stubborn, obstinate.
rib, ribbins, robber, rub, rubber, rubber, rubbins, rubbit,
rub [rʌb]
n. A rub. A slight jibe, reproof or teasing.
v. To rub.
pt. pp. rubbit
n. A rub. A slight jibe, reproof or teasing.
v. To rub.
pt. pp. rubbit
Compounds and phrases etc.
rubber: A scrubbing brush.
rubbins [ˈrʌbɪnz]: pl. Rubbings, Liniment, embrocation.
rubbins [ˈrʌbɪnz]: pl. Rubbings, Liniment, embrocation.
rubbage, rubbidge, rubbitch,
rubbage [ˈrʌbədʒ, -ɪtʃ]
n. Rubbish.
n. Rubbish.
Ruchaiyie, Ruchayie, Ruchazie,
Ruchazie [rʌxˈhezi]
pn. Ruchazie (Glasgow).
pn. Ruchazie (Glasgow).
hey-ruck, reek, rick, ricksty, rock, rook, rouk, ruck, ruck-foon, ruck-foond, ruckie, ruck-ledder, ruck-post, rucksty, stibble-ruckie,
ruck [rʌk, ruk]
n. A corn or haystack. A stack or heap.
dim. ruckie
v. To stack up.
n. A corn or haystack. A stack or heap.
dim. ruckie
v. To stack up.
Compounds and phrases etc.
het ruck: A steaming stack.
hey-ruck: A haystack.
ruck-foond: The foundation of a hay stack.
ruck-ledder: A hay stack ladder.
ruck-post: A supporting post for an unsteady hay stack.
thackit ruck: A stack that has been thatched for the winter.
wattert ruck. A badly built and porous stack.
stibble-ruckie: A practice haystack built from stubble.
hey-ruck: A haystack.
ruck-foond: The foundation of a hay stack.
ruck-ledder: A hay stack ladder.
ruck-post: A supporting post for an unsteady hay stack.
thackit ruck: A stack that has been thatched for the winter.
wattert ruck. A badly built and porous stack.
stibble-ruckie: A practice haystack built from stubble.
rachled, ruckel, ruckelt, ruckle, ruckled, rucklet, rucklie, ruckly, rukkel, rukkli, rukklie,
ruckle [ˈrʌkl]
n. A wrinkle, fold, corrugation, crease.
adj. Rough, uneven, wrinkled.
v. To wrinkle, crease, work into folds.
pt. pp. ruckelt adj. Wrinkled, creased.
n. A wrinkle, fold, corrugation, crease.
adj. Rough, uneven, wrinkled.
v. To wrinkle, crease, work into folds.
pt. pp. ruckelt adj. Wrinkled, creased.
rucklie [ˈrʌklɪ]
adj. Wrinkled, creased.
adj. Wrinkled, creased.
erruction, erucktion, eruction, rucktion, ruction,
ruction [ˈrʌkʃən]
n. A disturbance, trouble.
n. A disturbance, trouble.
Compounds and phrases etc.
eruction [ɛ-]: A violent outburst.
roodas, roudas, roudass, rudas, rudous,
rudas [ˈrudəs]
n. A coarse, ill-favoured or masculine-looking woman. An ill-natured hag, an old witch. A wild undisciplined person.
n. A coarse, ill-favoured or masculine-looking woman. An ill-natured hag, an old witch. A wild undisciplined person.