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debaetless, tabet, tabetless, tabit, tabitless, taebet, taebetless, taebit, taebitless, taibet, taibetless, taibit, taibitless, taipit, taipitless, tapet, tapetless, tebbit, tebbitless, teppit, teppitless, tibbit, tibbitless, tibet, tibetless, tibit, tibitless,
taibit [ˈtebɪt, ˈtepɪt]
n. Physical sensation, energy, strength.
n. Physical sensation, energy, strength.
Compounds and phrases etc.
taibitless: Without sensation, numb, benumbed.
taiblet,
taiblet [ˈteblət]
n. Tablet. A confection, composed of sugar, butter and flavouring.
n. Tablet. A confection, composed of sugar, butter and flavouring.
sheep-taid, tade, taed, taid, taid$s, taids, taidspew, taidspue, ted, tedspue,
taid [ted]
n. A toad, usually Bufo bufo. A term of endearment for a child.
n. A toad, usually Bufo bufo. A term of endearment for a child.
Compounds and phrases etc.
sheep-taid: A sheep-tick.
taid's ee: S. col. Jealousy.
taidspew: Toad spawn.
yird taid: The toad Bufo bufo.
taid's ee: S. col. Jealousy.
taidspew: Toad spawn.
yird taid: The toad Bufo bufo.
taigelt, taigilsum, taigle, taigled, taiglesome, taiglesum, taiglet, taiglin, taiglit, taiglt,
taigle [tegl]
n. A hindrance, delay, or cause of delay. A tangle, a muddle.
v. To tangle, confuse, entangle, muddle. To detain, keep back, hinder, harass, trammel, get in the way of. To delay, linger, dawdle, wait. To tire, make weary, fatigue. To confound or get the better of in an argument, to quiz, bamboozle, to outsmart, to perplex, to master a problem. To drag the feet slowly and heavily, to walk along slowly, to take halting steps.
pt. pp. taigelt
n. A hindrance, delay, or cause of delay. A tangle, a muddle.
v. To tangle, confuse, entangle, muddle. To detain, keep back, hinder, harass, trammel, get in the way of. To delay, linger, dawdle, wait. To tire, make weary, fatigue. To confound or get the better of in an argument, to quiz, bamboozle, to outsmart, to perplex, to master a problem. To drag the feet slowly and heavily, to walk along slowly, to take halting steps.
pt. pp. taigelt
Compounds and phrases etc.
taiglesome [-səm]: Time-consuming, causing delay, tiring, tedious.
taiglin: Tangling, lingering etc.
taiglin: Tangling, lingering etc.
taek, taik, taikie, take, teck, tekkie,
taik [tek]
n. Tack (nautical). A stroll, saunter, leisurely walk. A mood, humour, disposition.
dim. taikie An outing.
v. To sail a boat by tacking. To stroll, saunter. Slink in an unobtrusive manner.
n. Tack (nautical). A stroll, saunter, leisurely walk. A mood, humour, disposition.
dim. taikie An outing.
v. To sail a boat by tacking. To stroll, saunter. Slink in an unobtrusive manner.
Compounds and phrases etc.
tak taik: Take stock.
betaiken, betaken, betocken, betoken, mairbitaiken, mairfortaiken, taiken, taken, tocken, token,
taiken [ˈtekən, MN. ˈtjakən]
n. Token.
v. With tae: to infer from signs and indications.
n. Token.
v. With tae: to infer from signs and indications.
Compounds and phrases etc.
betaiken: Betoken.
mair by taiken: Furthermore, moreover, in addition, in particular.
mair by taiken: Furthermore, moreover, in addition, in particular.
fiery-tail, tael, tail, tailag, taileen, tailer, tailie, tailin, tailock, tails, tailt, tail-toddle, taily, tel, uptail, up-tail, willie_wagtail, willie_wegtail, willie-wagtail, wullie_wagtail, wullie_wegtail, wullie_wowgtail,
tail [ˈte(ə)l]
n. A tail. The lower end of a field. An entourage or retinue. The end of a specific period of time or of some form of activity. sl. A prostitute.
dim. tailie, tailag NN.b. A latecomer
v. To trail, draw some long, straggling thing after one, like a tail. To cut off the root of a plant. Of a strip of land: to adjoin or form an extension to another piece of land.
pt. pp. tailt adj. Having a tail.
n. A tail. The lower end of a field. An entourage or retinue. The end of a specific period of time or of some form of activity. sl. A prostitute.
dim. tailie, tailag NN.b. A latecomer
v. To trail, draw some long, straggling thing after one, like a tail. To cut off the root of a plant. Of a strip of land: to adjoin or form an extension to another piece of land.
pt. pp. tailt adj. Having a tail.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fiery-tail: S. The redstart Phoenicurus phoenicurus.
in the tail o: At the end of.
rabin reidtail: NN.b. The redstart Phoenicurus phoenicurus.
rat's tail: The greater plantain Plantago major.
tailer: A hand turnip-cutter.
tailin day: I. The second of April.
tail-toddle: col. Sexual intercourse.
uptail: To bolt, run away, to leave in a hurry.
yellae wagtail [ˈjɛlə-, MN. S. ˈjale-]: The grey wagtail Motacilla cinerea
watter or watterie wagtail: I.Ork. The pied wagtail Motacilla alba yarrellii.
willie wagtail: The pied wagtail Motacilla alba yarrellii.
in the tail o: At the end of.
rabin reidtail: NN.b. The redstart Phoenicurus phoenicurus.
rat's tail: The greater plantain Plantago major.
tailer: A hand turnip-cutter.
tailin day: I. The second of April.
tail-toddle: col. Sexual intercourse.
uptail: To bolt, run away, to leave in a hurry.
yellae wagtail [ˈjɛlə-, MN. S. ˈjale-]: The grey wagtail Motacilla cinerea
watter or watterie wagtail: I.Ork. The pied wagtail Motacilla alba yarrellii.
willie wagtail: The pied wagtail Motacilla alba yarrellii.
tailyie, tailzie,
tailyie [ˈteli, ˈtəili]
n. A cut or slice of meat.
v. leg. To determine or prescribe the succession to an estate in time coming, to entail.
n. A cut or slice of meat.
v. leg. To determine or prescribe the succession to an estate in time coming, to entail.
taim, taimit, tame, tame, tamit, tamit, temmet, temmit,
taim [MN. ˈtem]
n. A kind of fishing line.
dim. taimit [ˈtemət]
n. A kind of fishing line.
dim. taimit [ˈtemət]
taing, tang, teeng, teng, ting, tyang,
taing [teŋ, I. tiŋ, MN. tjaŋ]
n. A prong, a projecting pointed spike. A sharp taste.NN.a. I. A tongue of land.
n. A prong, a projecting pointed spike. A sharp taste.NN.a. I. A tongue of land.