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veevers, veivers, veveres, vievers, vivers,
vivers [ˈviːvərz]
n. pl. Food, provisions, victuals.
n. pl. Food, provisions, victuals.
veeze, veisie, veizie, visie, vissi, vizie, vizzey, vizzie, vizzie-hole, vizzy, vizzy-hole,
vizzie [ˈvɪzi, ˈviːzi]
n. A look, sight, glimpse, scrutiny, survey. A view, vista, prospect. An aim with a weapon. The sight on the barrel of a gun.
v. To look at closely, inspect, examine, scrutinise. To take aim with a gun, bow or other weapon. To study, pour over.
n. A look, sight, glimpse, scrutiny, survey. A view, vista, prospect. An aim with a weapon. The sight on the barrel of a gun.
v. To look at closely, inspect, examine, scrutinise. To take aim with a gun, bow or other weapon. To study, pour over.
Compounds and phrases etc.
vizzie backwarts: A backwards look.
vizzie-hole: A peep-hole or a watch-hole.
vizzie-hole: A peep-hole or a watch-hole.
vocable, vocables,
vocable [ˈvokabl]
n. A word, a lexical item.
pl. vocables Vocabulary, word-lists. Nonsense syllables in waukin songs.
n. A word, a lexical item.
pl. vocables Vocabulary, word-lists. Nonsense syllables in waukin songs.
voe, waa, wall,
voe [voː]
n. An inlet of the sea. A deep bay or long creek. A fjord on Shetland and Orkney.
n. An inlet of the sea. A deep bay or long creek. A fjord on Shetland and Orkney.
voge, vogie, vogish, voguey, vogy, voke, vokey, vokie, vokish, voky, vyokie,
voge [ˈvog, MN. ˈv(j)ok, NN.b. ˈwʌug]
n. Arrogance, vanity, conceit.
n. Arrogance, vanity, conceit.
vogie [ˈvogi, MN. ˈv(j)oke, NN.b. ˈwʌugi]
adj. Proud, elated, very pleased with oneself, vain, vaunting. Of things: imposing, grand, ostentatious. Merry, gay, light-hearted, happy.
adj. Proud, elated, very pleased with oneself, vain, vaunting. Of things: imposing, grand, ostentatious. Merry, gay, light-hearted, happy.
Compounds and phrases etc.
vogish: adv. Showy, swaggering.
falawdge, fallauge, philarge, vallawish, volage, volage, volish, volisher, vollage,
volage [ˈvolədʒ, ˈvolɪʃ, voˈladʒ, foˈladʒ]
adj. Giddy, heedless, inconsiderate, thoughtless. Lavish, profuse, prodigal with money.
v. To talk ostentatiously.
adj. Giddy, heedless, inconsiderate, thoughtless. Lavish, profuse, prodigal with money.
v. To talk ostentatiously.
Compounds and phrases etc.
volager: An ostentatious talker, a boaster.
eilie-wallan, uilie-wallan, volar, volder, voldro, vole, vole-grun, vole-grunn, vole-moose, vole-mouse, volik, vollick, volo, volock, vorlick,
vole [I.Ork. vol]
n. A field, a grassy piece of land. The vole Microtus agrestis, from vole-moose.
n. A field, a grassy piece of land. The vole Microtus agrestis, from vole-moose.
Compounds and phrases etc.
uilie-wallan [ili-]: NN.b. The vole Microtus agrestis.
vole-grun: I.Ork. A wall covered in turf.
vole-moose: I.Ork. The vole Microtus agrestis, dim. volock, volo, volder, voldro.
vole-grun: I.Ork. A wall covered in turf.
vole-moose: I.Ork. The vole Microtus agrestis, dim. volock, volo, volder, voldro.
vollum, vollumm, volumm, wolum,
vollum [ˈvɔlʌm]
n. Volume.
n. Volume.
voluntar, volunter,
voluntar [ˈvoləntər]
adj. Voluntary.
adj. Voluntary.
vooch, vootch, voutch,
vooch [vutʃ]
v. To vouch.
v. To vouch.