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tiv, tivek, tivik, tivock, tivsie, tivsy, tivv,
tiv [I.Sh. tɪv]
n. A rag, tag or tatter of cloth. A tuft or small handful of wool or grass etc. The tail of an animal. A lumpish badly-formed piece of dough or the oatcake made from it.
dim. tivock
n. A rag, tag or tatter of cloth. A tuft or small handful of wool or grass etc. The tail of an animal. A lumpish badly-formed piece of dough or the oatcake made from it.
dim. tivock
tivsy
adj. Ragged, tattered.
adj. Ragged, tattered.
tivel, tivl, tivla, tivlach, tivlack, tivle, tivlek, tivlick, tivlik, tivock,
tivle [I.Sh. tɪvl]
n. A joint of vertibrae in the backbone
dim. tivlock
n. A joint of vertibrae in the backbone
dim. tivlock
toast, toastit, tost,
toast [tost]
n. Toast.
v. To toast.
pt. pp. toastit
n. Toast.
v. To toast.
pt. pp. toastit
toabie, toaby, tobi, tobie, toby,
tobie [ˈtobi]
n. A stopcock or valve in a water or gasmain.
n. A stopcock or valve in a water or gasmain.
toch, tochie, toch-toch, tochy,
toch [NN.b. tɔx]
also tochie
int. A call to a calf to come to food.
also tochie
int. A call to a calf to come to food.
tacher, tochar, tocharless, tocher, tochered, tocherless, tochert, tochter, weel-tochert,
tocher [ˈtoxər]
n. A marriage portion, a bride's dowry.
v. To endow with a marriage settlement or portion, to dower.
pt. pp. tochert adj. Dowered, provided with a dowry, endowed, settled, bestowed.
n. A marriage portion, a bride's dowry.
v. To endow with a marriage settlement or portion, to dower.
pt. pp. tochert adj. Dowered, provided with a dowry, endowed, settled, bestowed.
Compounds and phrases etc.
tocherless: Having no dowry.
weel tochert: Well-endowed.
weel tochert: Well-endowed.
tod, todd, toddy, tod-hunt,
tod [tɔd, tod, -ˈlʌuri]
n. The fox Vulpes vulpes.
n. The fox Vulpes vulpes.
Compounds and phrases etc.
tod-hunt: A foxhunt.
tod tail, tod's tails: SEC. MN. The clubmoss Lycopodium clavatum.
tod tail, tod's tails: SEC. MN. The clubmoss Lycopodium clavatum.
toddle, toddle_bonnie, toddle-bonnie, toddler, toddlin, todle, tottle,
toddle [tɔdl, todl]
n. A leisurely walk or stroll. A toddling child.
v. To walk with short, rocking, uncertain or unsteady steps. To make one's way in an easy, jaunty, unhurried but somewhat ungainly manner.
n. A leisurely walk or stroll. A toddling child.
v. To walk with short, rocking, uncertain or unsteady steps. To make one's way in an easy, jaunty, unhurried but somewhat ungainly manner.
Compounds and phrases etc.
toddle bonnie: NN.b. To walk quickly, to clear off.
toddler: Someone who toddles.
toddler: Someone who toddles.
tilet, tilit, toilet, tylet, tylit,
toilet [ˈtɔɪlət]
n. Toilet.
n. Toilet.
toilter,
toilter [I.Sh. ˈtɔiltər]
n. A short thick-set person.
n. A short thick-set person.