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blue_spur, blue-spur, hedge_spurdie, spur, spur_hawk, spurd, spurddie, spurdie, spurdy, spurl,
spur [spʌr]
n. The house sparrow Passer domesticus. A small lively person.
dim. spurdie [ˈspʌrde] The house sparrow Passer domesticus or dunnock Prunella modularis. A small lively person.
n. The house sparrow Passer domesticus. A small lively person.
dim. spurdie [ˈspʌrde] The house sparrow Passer domesticus or dunnock Prunella modularis. A small lively person.
Compounds and phrases etc.
blue spur (hawk): The sparrowhawk Accipiter nisus.
hedge spurdie: MN. The dunnock Prunella modularis.
hedge spurdie: MN. The dunnock Prunella modularis.
clappey_spur, clappie_spur, clappy_spur, klapaspur, klapyspur, kleppispur, spur, spurr, spurrie, spurries, spurrie-tail, spurry, spurrytail, spurry-tail, twasper, twa-spor, twaspur,
spur [spʌr]
n. A spur. Hurry, haste.
dim. spurrie A small beetle which moves very fast such as an earwig or silverfish etc.
v. To press the ground with the toes when pushing to give added leverage or force. To scrape or scratch around. To hurry, run fast.
n. A spur. Hurry, haste.
dim. spurrie A small beetle which moves very fast such as an earwig or silverfish etc.
v. To press the ground with the toes when pushing to give added leverage or force. To scrape or scratch around. To hurry, run fast.
Compounds and phrases etc.
carline's spurs: MN. The needle furze Genista anglica.
clappie spur: NN.b. I. The hermit crab Pagurus pollicaris.
lang spurrie A centipede or millipede.
spurrie-tail: I. The earwig Forficula auricularia.
tangie-spur: I.Ork. The common seal Phoca vitulina.
twaspur: I.Sh. To come at speed, to hasten.
clappie spur: NN.b. I. The hermit crab Pagurus pollicaris.
lang spurrie A centipede or millipede.
spurrie-tail: I. The earwig Forficula auricularia.
tangie-spur: I.Ork. The common seal Phoca vitulina.
twaspur: I.Sh. To come at speed, to hasten.
hedge_spurgie, spergie, spergies, spirgie, spirgies, sprog, sproug, sprowg, sprug, sprugg, spruggie, spruggy, spurg, spurgie, spurgie, spurgies,
spurg [spʌrg]
also sprug [sprʌg, NEC. NN.b. sprʌug]
n. The house sparrow Passer domesticus. A small thin person.
dim. spurgie, spruggie
also sprug [sprʌg, NEC. NN.b. sprʌug]
n. The house sparrow Passer domesticus. A small thin person.
dim. spurgie, spruggie
Compounds and phrases etc.
hedge spurgie: SN, MN. The dunnock Prunella modularis.
spirtle, spurkle, spurticle, spurtil, spurtill, spurtle, spurtle-shanks,
spurtle [spʌrtl, spʌrkl]
n. A short, round stick used for stirring porridge etc. A thatching fork.
n. A short, round stick used for stirring porridge etc. A thatching fork.
Compounds and phrases etc.
spurtle-shanks: Thin legs.
pie, py, speh, spey, spie, spied, spy, spy$t, spye,
spy [spae]
v. To spy, pry about, peer.
pt. pp. spied
v. To spy, pry about, peer.
pt. pp. spied
Compounds and phrases etc.
wrang spy: Mistaken identity.
squad,
squad [skwad]
n. A squadron.
n. A squadron.
squaach, squaak, squagh, squaich, squaicher, squaigh, squaik, squak, squauch, squawch, squawk, squawk, squek,
squaik [skwek]
also squauch [skwɑx], squaich [skwex]
n. A loud scream, screech.
v. Of birds or trapped animals: to squeal, squeak, screech, scream, squawk, squall.
also squauch [skwɑx], squaich [skwex]
n. A loud scream, screech.
v. Of birds or trapped animals: to squeal, squeak, screech, scream, squawk, squall.
Compounds and phrases etc.
squaicher: WC. The starling Sturnus vulgaris.
skwaal, squail, squal, squalach, squall, squallach, squallich, squalloch, swaall,
squall [skwal]
n. A squall. A row, disturbance, quarrel.
n. A squall. A row, disturbance, quarrel.
squalloch [MN. ˈskwaləix]
n. A loud cry. A person of noisy manner with a shrill voice.
v. MN. To scream, cry out in a shrill voice, make a noise and commotion.
n. A loud cry. A person of noisy manner with a shrill voice.
v. MN. To scream, cry out in a shrill voice, make a noise and commotion.
squander, squanderin, squandert, squanner, squannered, squannerin, squannert,
squander [ˈskwan(d)ər]
v. To squander.
pt. pp. squandert
v. To squander.
pt. pp. squandert
Compounds and phrases etc.
squanderin: Squanderin.
squaar, square, squarr, squaur, squer, squerr, swhare,
square [skweːr, skwɛr]
n. A square.
adj. Of a square shape.
n. A square.
adj. Of a square shape.