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tangersome, tankersome, tyangersome,
tankersome [NN.b. ˈt(j)aŋkərsəm]
adj. Quarrelsome, ready to cause trouble.
adj. Quarrelsome, ready to cause trouble.
Perhaps from cantankerous.
tanner, tanners,
tanners [ˈtankərz]
n. pl. The fibres, small or fibrous roots of a tree or plant.
n. pl. The fibres, small or fibrous roots of a tree or plant.
tannek, tannjek, tannjik, tanshik, tanshock, tantjek, tanyik,
tanshock [I.Sh. ˈtanʃɪk, ˈtaŋ(t)jək]
n. A tooth, in particular a newly-grown tooth in a child's mouth.
n. A tooth, in particular a newly-grown tooth in a child's mouth.
tansie, tansies, tansy, tanzie, trancy,
tansie [tanzi]
n. The tansy Tanacetum vulgare also often the ragwort Jacobaea vulgaris or Tansy Tanacetum vulgare.
n. The tansy Tanacetum vulgare also often the ragwort Jacobaea vulgaris or Tansy Tanacetum vulgare.
Compounds and phrases etc.
dug's tansie: The hoary cinquefoil Potentilla argentea.
gowk's tansie: WC. The common silverweed Argentina anserina.
gowk's tansie: WC. The common silverweed Argentina anserina.
tant,
tant [tant]
adj. I.Sh. Of a roof: Very steep.
adj. I.Sh. Of a roof: Very steep.
tantaleese, tantaleeze, tantersome,
tantaleese [ˈtantəliːz]
v. To tantalise.
v. To tantalise.
Compounds and phrases etc.
tantersome [-səm]: Exasperating, annoying, vexatious.
Tantallan, Tantallon, Tauntaulan, Tawntawlan,
Tantallon [ˈtantalən, ˈtɑntɑlən]
pn. Tantallon (East Lothian).
pn. Tantallon (East Lothian).
cantrum, dandrum, tantrum,
tantrum [ˈtantrəm]
n. A tantrum. Affected airs, palavers.
n. A tantrum. Affected airs, palavers.
atap, o$ertap, owertap, owretap, tap, tap_ower_tail, tapmaist, tapmist, tapmost, tapnen, tapo, tappan, tapper, tappet, tappetless, tappie, tappilloorie, tappiloorie, tappilourie, tappin, tappin-lift, tappit, tappitless, tappy, tapsman, tapster, tap-thrawn, tawp, tawpen, tawpen, toap, toppeen, topper, toppie, toppy,
tap [tap]
n. A top, The top, the summit, highest part etc. A tuft, of hair, wool, feathers, a forelock etc. A fir cone.
dim. tappie A topknot of hair. A tuft of feathers.
adj. At the top. First-rate, excellent.
superl. tapmaist
n. A top, The top, the summit, highest part etc. A tuft, of hair, wool, feathers, a forelock etc. A fir cone.
dim. tappie A topknot of hair. A tuft of feathers.
adj. At the top. First-rate, excellent.
superl. tapmaist
tappit
adj. Topped, hooded, crested, tufted.
adj. Topped, hooded, crested, tufted.
Compounds and phrases etc.
atap: Atop, on the top of.
owertap: To overtop, surmount.
tap ower tail: Head-over-heels.
tappielouerie [ˈtapɪluːri]: Something raised high on a slight or tottering foundation
tappitless: Without energy, heedless.
tapper: A first class person or thing.
tappin [-ɪn]: The top, a tuft or crest of feathers on a bird's head, the woolen pompon on the top of a bonnet.
tappin-lift: A halyard.
tapsman: The chief man in charge of a drove of cattle, the head-drover.
tapster: N. I. The boss, the top dog.
tap-thrawn: Headstrong, perverse, obstinate.
owertap: To overtop, surmount.
tap ower tail: Head-over-heels.
tappielouerie [ˈtapɪluːri]: Something raised high on a slight or tottering foundation
tappitless: Without energy, heedless.
tapper: A first class person or thing.
tappin [-ɪn]: The top, a tuft or crest of feathers on a bird's head, the woolen pompon on the top of a bonnet.
tappin-lift: A halyard.
tapsman: The chief man in charge of a drove of cattle, the head-drover.
tapster: N. I. The boss, the top dog.
tap-thrawn: Headstrong, perverse, obstinate.
taap, taaper, taapin, tap, tappeen, tapper, tappin,
tap [tap]
n. A tap for water etc.
v. col. To borrow or beg money.
n. A tap for water etc.
v. col. To borrow or beg money.
tappin
v. col. Begging money.
v. col. Begging money.
tapper
n. col. A beggar.
n. col. A beggar.