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onraivel, oonreffel, raeffle, raefflin, raefle, raeflin, raevel, raevelin, raffle, rafflin, raiffle, raifflin, raifle, raifle, rail, raivel, raivelin, raivell, raivell$, raivelled, raivellin, raivellt, raivelment, raivelt, raivil, raivilin, raivilt, raivle, raivled, raivlin, raivlt, ravel, ravelin, ravelled, ravelment, ravelt, rayvel, rayvelin, rayvell, rayvil, rayvilin, rayvilt, reavel-raivel, reavel-ravel, reel-raal, reel-rall, reel-raw, reel-rawl, ree-raa, ree-raw, reevel, reevle, reffel, reffeled, reffelin, reffelled, reffle, reffled, refflin, revel, revelin, revell, revellin, revelt, revilt, revvild, rile, rowl, rreal_rall, ryle, unraivel, unraivle,
raivel [ˈreːvəl, I.Ork. ˈriːvəl]
also rile [rəil, rʌul]
n. A confusion or muddle, disorder. A frayed thread, a loose end.
v. To entangle, to confuse, perplex. Thread or yarn unwinding itself from a reel. To volubly recitate.
pt. pp. raivelt adj. Tangled, confused, in difficulties.
also rile [rəil, rʌul]
n. A confusion or muddle, disorder. A frayed thread, a loose end.
v. To entangle, to confuse, perplex. Thread or yarn unwinding itself from a reel. To volubly recitate.
pt. pp. raivelt adj. Tangled, confused, in difficulties.
Compounds and phrases etc.
raivelin: Tangling, confusing.
raivelment: A confusion, tangle.
reavel-raivel, reel-rall [ˈriːvl-reːvl, ˈril-ˈral]: In a confused, disorganised state.
unraivel: To unravel, to untangle.
raivelment: A confusion, tangle.
reavel-raivel, reel-rall [ˈriːvl-reːvl, ˈril-ˈral]: In a confused, disorganised state.
unraivel: To unravel, to untangle.
raak, raik, raiker, raikins, raikit, rak, rake, raker, rakins, rakit, rauk, rauked, raukit, rawk, reck,
rake [rek]
also rauk [rɑːk, rɔːk, N. raːk]
n. A rake. What has been gathered together, a hoard. A very thin person. A scratch, groove, rut. The high-pitched grating sound made by a sharp point on a hard surface.
v. To rake. To search for. To grope about, rummage. To scratch.
pt. pp. rakit
also rauk [rɑːk, rɔːk, N. raːk]
n. A rake. What has been gathered together, a hoard. A very thin person. A scratch, groove, rut. The high-pitched grating sound made by a sharp point on a hard surface.
v. To rake. To search for. To grope about, rummage. To scratch.
pt. pp. rakit
Compounds and phrases etc.
raker: A person who rakes after reapers. A hard worker.
rakins: Accumulation of loose hay etc. which escape the reaping-machine.
rakins: Accumulation of loose hay etc. which escape the reaping-machine.
ralliach, roil, roilach, roylach,
ralliach [ˈraljəx]
adj. WC. Of the seaː choppy, showing signs of an approaching storm.
adj. WC. Of the seaː choppy, showing signs of an approaching storm.
roil [rɔil]
n. WC. A storm, a heavy sea.
n. WC. A storm, a heavy sea.
raldi, raldie, rallie, rally,
rally [ˈralɪ]
n. I. A sudden rush, a quick involuntary movement, a lurch, like the staggering of a drunk man.
v. To rally. To crowd, press round, bunch together. MN. To scold, chide, speak angrily to.
n. I. A sudden rush, a quick involuntary movement, a lurch, like the staggering of a drunk man.
v. To rally. To crowd, press round, bunch together. MN. To scold, chide, speak angrily to.
raldie
n. I.Sh. Noise, clamour.
n. I.Sh. Noise, clamour.
Compounds and phrases etc.
rally on: MN. To scold, speak angrily to.
raam, ram, ramfu, ram-fu, ram-fu$, rami, ramm, rammay, rammer, rammi, rammie, rammy, ramn,
ram [ram]
n. A male sheep.
v. To push or thrust, to shove, to clear a way for oneself by pushing and thrusting. To stuff or cram with food or drink. To punish an offender by bumping their bottom against a wall. To punish by bastinadoing the soles of the feet.
n. A male sheep.
v. To push or thrust, to shove, to clear a way for oneself by pushing and thrusting. To stuff or cram with food or drink. To punish an offender by bumping their bottom against a wall. To punish by bastinadoing the soles of the feet.
Compounds and phrases etc.
rammer: An instrument for mashing turnips.
rammie: col. A free-for-all, a violent disturbance.
ramfu: Crammed full.
rammie: col. A free-for-all, a violent disturbance.
ramfu: Crammed full.
ram, ram-, rum, rum-,
ram- [ram]
also rum- [rʌm]
pref. Used with intensive force before words to imply something forcible, vigorous or disorderly.
also rum- [rʌm]
pref. Used with intensive force before words to imply something forcible, vigorous or disorderly.
rambaleuch, rambaleugh, ramballiach, rumbaleuch, rumballiach,
rambaleuch [ˈrambal(j)ux, -(j)ʌx, -əx]
adj. Tempestuous, stormy weather or temprament.
adj. Tempestuous, stormy weather or temprament.
raim, rain, rame, rane, rem, remm, rhame, roan, ron, rone,
rame [rem]
also C. SN. rane [ren, SN. ron]
n. A phrase, remark or exclamation repeated over and over. A constant refrain or utterance. A ballad, song, rhyme. A rigmarole, a continuous whining complaint or demand.
v. To cry aloud, to shout, roar. To repeat or keep on repeating in a sing-song monotonous manner. To recite, declaim. To drone on in monotonous fashion, prate. To dwell on a subject persistently. To whine over a grievance, to harp on about one's troubles. To complain, demand. To talk nonsense, to rave. I.Sh. To glare. To let one's eyes rove.
also C. SN. rane [ren, SN. ron]
n. A phrase, remark or exclamation repeated over and over. A constant refrain or utterance. A ballad, song, rhyme. A rigmarole, a continuous whining complaint or demand.
v. To cry aloud, to shout, roar. To repeat or keep on repeating in a sing-song monotonous manner. To recite, declaim. To drone on in monotonous fashion, prate. To dwell on a subject persistently. To whine over a grievance, to harp on about one's troubles. To complain, demand. To talk nonsense, to rave. I.Sh. To glare. To let one's eyes rove.
ramfeeselt, ramfeesle, ramfeezl$d, ramfeezle, ramfeezled, ramfeiselt, ramfeizelt, ramfeizle, ramfoozle,
ramfeesle [rəmˈfiːzəl]
v. To muddle, confuse, exhaust.
pt. ramfeeselt adj. Fatigued, overpowered.
v. To muddle, confuse, exhaust.
pt. ramfeeselt adj. Fatigued, overpowered.
ramgunshoch, ramguntchagh,
ramgunshoch [rəmˈgʌnʃʌx]
n. A boorish, rude clown. A person with rough, crude manners.
adj. Bad-tempered, surly, rude and boorish. Of soil: stony, rocky.
n. A boorish, rude clown. A person with rough, crude manners.
adj. Bad-tempered, surly, rude and boorish. Of soil: stony, rocky.