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aafrugg, affrug, affrugg, afrog, ootrook, ootrug, oot-rug, outrug, out-rug, roog, roug, rug, rugface, rugfis, rugfus, rugg, rugg$t, rugged, ruggin, ruggit, ruk, rukk,
rug [rʌg]
also NN.b. roug [rug]
n. A vigourous tug. A bargain which takes unfair advantage of the seller. An unreasonably high profit.
v. To pull vigorously, tug, draw at, gnaw, ache, nag.
pt. pp. ruggit
also NN.b. roug [rug]
n. A vigourous tug. A bargain which takes unfair advantage of the seller. An unreasonably high profit.
v. To pull vigorously, tug, draw at, gnaw, ache, nag.
pt. pp. ruggit
Compounds and phrases etc.
affrug I.: The backward withdrawal of a wave after it has broken on the shore.
ootrug: The backward withdrawal of a wave after it has broken on the shore.
rugface: [I.Ork. -fes, -fɪs, - fʌs] Rough, rude.
ruggin [ˈrʌgɪn]: A pulling, the act of pulling hastily or roughly. The gnawing of pain.
ootrug: The backward withdrawal of a wave after it has broken on the shore.
rugface: [I.Ork. -fes, -fɪs, - fʌs] Rough, rude.
ruggin [ˈrʌgɪn]: A pulling, the act of pulling hastily or roughly. The gnawing of pain.
clouty-rug, roog, rug,
rug [rʌg]
n. A rug, a mat.
n. A rug, a mat.
Compounds and phrases etc.
clootie rug: A rug made from old cloths.
wirsit rug: Hand made from reused wool.
wirsit rug: Hand made from reused wool.
Ru$glen, Ruglen, Ruthglen,
Ruglen [ˈrʌglɛn]
pn. Rutherglen (Lanarkshire).
pn. Rutherglen (Lanarkshire).
raid, reed, reud, rid, röd, rood, roodmas, roodmass, rude, ruid, ruidmas,
ruid [rød, C. rɪd, N. rid]
n. A cross. A quarter of an acre.
n. A cross. A quarter of an acre.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ruidmas [-məs]: A festival of the cross.
reef, reefs, reuf, röf, rüf, rufe, rufes, ruif, ruiff, ruiffs, ruifs,
ruif [røf, C. U. rɪf, N. rif]
n. A roof. The ceiling of a room.
pl. ruifs
v. To furnish with a roof.
n. A roof. The ceiling of a room.
pl. ruifs
v. To furnish with a roof.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ruifer: A roofer.
ruifin: Roofing.
ruifin: Roofing.
reul, rol, röl, rool, roul, rowl, ruil, rul,
ruil [I. røl]
n. A young horse or pony. A year-old colt in in the process of casting its coat.
n. A young horse or pony. A year-old colt in in the process of casting its coat.
Compounds and phrases etc.
pellit ruil: A pony whose coat is well shed leaving hanging bunches.
reuin, reuined, ruin, ruinage, ruination, ruint,
ruin [ˈruɪn]
n. Ruin.
v. To ruin.
pt. pp. ruint
n. Ruin.
v. To ruin.
pt. pp. ruint
Compounds and phrases etc.
ruinage [ˈruɪnɪdʒ]: Destruction, spoiling, ruination.
ruination: The act of ruining or the state of being ruined.
ruination: The act of ruining or the state of being ruined.
reend, reund, rind, roon, ruind, rund,
ruind [røn(d), C. rɪn(d), N. rin(d)]
n. The border or selvage of a web of cloth. A beading.
The edge or margin of a strip of cultivated land, of a pathway, or the edge or top of a peat bank.
n. The border or selvage of a web of cloth. A beading.
The edge or margin of a strip of cultivated land, of a pathway, or the edge or top of a peat bank.
rig-röni, rig-ruinie, røni, rönnie, ruini, ruinie, ruinnie, runi, runi, runie,
ruinie [I.Sh. rønɪ]
n. A heap of stones. A prominent rock on a hill-side, an outcrop of rock.
n. A heap of stones. A prominent rock on a hill-side, an outcrop of rock.
Compounds and phrases etc.
rig-ruinie: A heap of stones gathered from cultivated ground.
rause, reese, reesed, reesin, reez, reez$d, reeze, reezit, reezt, reusin, reuze, roose, roosed, rooser, roosin, roosin, roozin, rös, röse, rousin, ruice, ruis, ruise, ruise$t, ruised, ruiser, ruisin, ruist, ruize, ruse, rusin, toom_roose,
ruise [v. I. S. røːz, C. reːz, n. I. S. røs, C. res, N. riːz]
n. Praise, commendation, flattery.
v. To praise, to flatter, to boast.
pt. pp. ruised, ruise't
n. Praise, commendation, flattery.
v. To praise, to flatter, to boast.
pt. pp. ruised, ruise't
Compounds and phrases etc.
ruiser: A boaster.
ruisin.: Praising, boasting.
tuim ruise [tøm-, tym, C. tɪm-, NEC. tem-, N. tim-]: Empty praise or flattery.
ruisin.: Praising, boasting.
tuim ruise [tøm-, tym, C. tɪm-, NEC. tem-, N. tim-]: Empty praise or flattery.