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youngker, younker, yunker,
younker [ˈjʌŋkər]
n. A youngster. A young lad or girl, a youth.
n. A youngster. A young lad or girl, a youth.
yoop, youp, yowp, yup,
youp [I.Ork. j(ʌ)up]
n. A scream, a howling, wailing, like a dog, a querulous complaining or fretting.
v. To bark as a dog. To make a loud wailing or sobbing, to bemoan, fret, complain.
n. A scream, a howling, wailing, like a dog, a querulous complaining or fretting.
v. To bark as a dog. To make a loud wailing or sobbing, to bemoan, fret, complain.
yooth, youth, youthfeh, youthfu, youthhede, youthheid, youthhood, youthie, youthy,
youth [juθ, MN. jʌuθ]
n. Youth.
n. Youth.
youthie
adj. Youthful, young, looking younger than one is.
adj. Youthful, young, looking younger than one is.
Compounds and phrases etc.
youthheid: Youth, adolescence.
youthfu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: Youthful.
youthfu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: Youthful.
ewder, yooder, youder, yowder,
yowder [ˈjʌudər]
n. A very unpleasant smell of fumes from burning, steam, smoke, vapour. The dust of flax,. A slight drizzle of rain.
n. A very unpleasant smell of fumes from burning, steam, smoke, vapour. The dust of flax,. A slight drizzle of rain.
ewie, fir-yow, firyowe, fir-yowe, fir-yowes, great-yowe, grit-ewe, yew, yews, yo, yow, yowe, yowes, yowie, yows,
yowe [jʌu]
n. A ewe. pl. yowes.
dim. yowie
n. A ewe. pl. yowes.
dim. yowie
Compounds and phrases etc.
fir-yowe, dim. yowie: A fir cone.
great-yowe: A ewe in lamb.
great-yowe: A ewe in lamb.
youf, youff, youph, yowf, yowff,
yowf [jʌuf]
n. A bark. A sharp blow, a swipe, a thump.
n. A bark. A sharp blow, a swipe, a thump.
partule, pertule, portuale, portule, port-yeull, portyoul, port-youl, portyowl, yall, yoal, yole, yoll, youl, yowel, yowl, yowlin, yowll,
yowl [jʌul]
n. A howl, whine or mournful cry made by a dog or other animal.
v. To bark, howl, yell, waul.
n. A howl, whine or mournful cry made by a dog or other animal.
v. To bark, howl, yell, waul.
Compounds and phrases etc.
portyowl [poːrtjʌul]: A sad outcry, a doleful moan, lament.
yowlin: Barking, howling, yelling etc.
yowlin: Barking, howling, yelling etc.
yout, youtlin, yowt, yowtlin,
yowt [jʌut, S. jut]
n. A shout, roar, scream, cry.
v. To cry, roar, shout, howl, hoot, bellow.
n. A shout, roar, scream, cry.
v. To cry, roar, shout, howl, hoot, bellow.
Compounds and phrases etc.
yowtlin [jʌutlɪn, S. jutlɪn]: A bawling infant.
Eythan, Ythan,
Ythan [ˈəiθən]
pn. The river Ythan (Aberdeenshire).
pn. The river Ythan (Aberdeenshire).
joglitt, yuglet, yuglit,
yuglit [I.Sh. ˈjʌglət]
n. A sheep with a colour round the eyes different from that of the rest of the body.
adj. Of sheep: having a colour round the eyes different from that of the rest of the body.
n. A sheep with a colour round the eyes different from that of the rest of the body.
adj. Of sheep: having a colour round the eyes different from that of the rest of the body.