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taig, teague,
teague [teg]
n. col. An abusive term for a Catholic.
n. col. An abusive term for a Catholic.
northvegian_teal, northvegian-teal, norwegian_teal, Norwegian_teal, norwegian-teal, tael, teal, wigeon_teal, wigeon-teal,
teal [tel, til]
n. The Eurasian teal or common teal Anas crecca.
n. The Eurasian teal or common teal Anas crecca.
Compounds and phrases etc.
jay teal: SW. The common teal Anas crecca.
Norwegian teal: The scaup Aythya marila
wigeon-teal: The wigeon Anas penelope.
Norwegian teal: The scaup Aythya marila
wigeon-teal: The wigeon Anas penelope.
bairnteam, bairnteem, bairnteme, bairntyme, taem, taim, team, teim, teym,
team [tim, tem]
n. A team. A chain used for agricultural purposes as part of the harness of a plough.
n. A team. A chain used for agricultural purposes as part of the harness of a plough.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bairnteam: arch. A brood of children, offspring.
taer, tair, tare, tear, teer, teir, teyr, tier,
tear [tiːr, teːr]
n. A tear, drop of moisture from the eye.
v. To weep.
n. A tear, drop of moisture from the eye.
v. To weep.
taese, taeze, taise, taisel, taiselin, taiselt, taisle, taislet, taislin, taissle, taisslet, taisslin, taizle, taizlet, taizlin, tase, tazie, tease, teasel, teaselin, teaselt, teasie, teasle, teaslet, teaslin, teesie, teisie, teize, teizie, teizle, teizlet, teizlin, tese, teyse, tieze, tiz, tizzy, traisselt,
tease [tiːz, teːz, tɪz]
n. A tease. A state of disorder or the causing of disorder, confusion, muddling up. A buffeting or knocking about, rough handling, a severe brush or tussle. A vexing or teasing, a puzzling or bamboozling with persistent questions.
dim. teasie A struggle, tussle, strenuous effort, a tiring or trying spell of work. A fit of passion. A troublesome search or hunt.
v. To Tease. To nibble or pick slowly.
n. A tease. A state of disorder or the causing of disorder, confusion, muddling up. A buffeting or knocking about, rough handling, a severe brush or tussle. A vexing or teasing, a puzzling or bamboozling with persistent questions.
dim. teasie A struggle, tussle, strenuous effort, a tiring or trying spell of work. A fit of passion. A troublesome search or hunt.
v. To Tease. To nibble or pick slowly.
teasle [tiːzl, teːzl, tɪzl]
n. The wild teasel Dipsacus fullonum.
v. To entangle, throw into disorder, tease, irritate, vex.
pt. pp. teaselt
n. The wild teasel Dipsacus fullonum.
v. To entangle, throw into disorder, tease, irritate, vex.
pt. pp. teaselt
Compounds and phrases etc.
teasin: Teasing.
teaslin: Teasing, irritating, vexing.
teaslin: Teasing, irritating, vexing.
taickle, taicklin, taikelt, taikle, taikled, taiklin, teckelt, teckle, teckled, tecklin,
teckle [tɛkl]
n. Tackle, gear, equipment.
v. To tackle.
pt. pp. teckelt
n. Tackle, gear, equipment.
v. To tackle.
pt. pp. teckelt
Compounds and phrases etc.
tecklin: Tackling.
tadious, teddisome, tedisome, teedisome,
tedisome [ˈtidɪsəm]
adj. Tedious, wearisome, tiresome, boring. Peevish and slow in one's actions.
adj. Tedious, wearisome, tiresome, boring. Peevish and slow in one's actions.
tee, tee$d, teed,
tee [tiː]
n. A golf tee, originally a heap of sand. A mark serving as the target in curling.
v. To put a golf ball on the tee.
pt. pp. tee'd
n. A golf tee, originally a heap of sand. A mark serving as the target in curling.
v. To put a golf ball on the tee.
pt. pp. tee'd
teebro, teedbro, teedburn, teedburrow, teed-gang, teetboro, teetgong,
teedbro [I.Ork. ˈti(d)b(ə)rʌ]
n. A heat shimmer which appears over the hills on a warm summer day.
n. A heat shimmer which appears over the hills on a warm summer day.
Compounds and phrases etc.
teed-gang: A flickering seen in the atmosphere caused by evaporating water in a hot sun.
teeger, teegger, tegir, tieger, tyger,
teeger [ˈtigər]
n. A tiger. A person with a fierce quarrelsome nature,
v. To look fierce, clench the teeth and fists.
n. A tiger. A person with a fierce quarrelsome nature,
v. To look fierce, clench the teeth and fists.