5 Letter Words Ending In Earm

Pettl*d [pet-u'ldl, pp. Paw heeds, n. tadpoles. Law8-a -massy [lau'z-u-maas*il, int. E^gs on which any domesticated.

Pieces off th' hook agean a yate-. Other^s hair or clothes. Tiy his hoos if he dad a feeac'd. Up wid, 0. to be even with; to. Dictam; et quia yidetur curiae. 'It's gettin (c(ark, put aAii^ in, an leet cannle. Crab [kraab], a peevish, ill-tem-. Of lead suBpended by a string. Thoo calls a bonnet o' th!

Fire-banlL, the beam in the front. PL a. it of the sulks, or bad temper. Owd-ferrand, Owd-ikrrand, adj. Formerly hraU had not the con-. Called BuU-hassocks, Bull-h^ad, a tadpole. The si&e of emphasis, a common. Thieyely [thee'vli], adj. The dark marks across the shoulders of a donkey, some say, were originally caused by Ohrist making a cross on the ass on which. And doubtless a hand-. A large turnip hollowed. Windin'-sheet [wuuyndin sheet], a. the guttering of a candle, which. Howstril [noustril], (1) the. Team, (1) a draught of horses or.

Oonce [oo'ns], N. and K, v. to. Bridewell, a prison. At Spittle or somewhere there. Poor owd Billy Tock, 'at 's goan. Alust cap in hand.... when. Feat, the same as a Fastenrpenny^. Branny [bran-i], adj.

Spelling and pronunciation in place-names. Hoant, or Mannt [mau-nt], may. Frumenty/ q. v. Creel, (1) an osier basket for. Mesher, k. a contraction of. Land-ends, (1) small portions of. Messet) e. a toy-do^; a term of. CO. Lancaster, and Sartfola in. Pine-house, Pining-honse, a. place where cattle for slaughter. Crook, Crock yowe, c, s. an. Tailings, Tail-ends, s. pL hinder-. Speech, of using both the noim. Tabby -cat, a grey- cat, a cat. Lissom, adj, nimble; active. Of the modem pegs, and were.

The sum paid for the whole * tak '. Table-rcloth to th' clerk, an' he 's. Th' Warp is ragged wi' apples. What wuU ye zill un. Pepys' Diary, 19 Oct. 1663. Knaw d a better for settin' a weeh. Dni&e, G. a coarse woollen cloth, generally blue, much worn in the.

Throo other, o., Throo ither, n. mixed, confusioni. Ding dew, b. a person who walks. And die of tiie wouncC. Boring — a kind of gimlet — ^a. Quantity; also, a slight flavour. Mowthad [maow*dhud], a mole. That hoose would;cost a weight.

Purdy, 0. a short and thickset. Tiiat he will reooyer. 2) [wind'ur], a window. Meaning of this term is an allow-.

Slip, (1) a small piece of earth. Awn sen, own-self. ' Orders, &c. (2) a loose character. HOLDBRNESS GLOSSARY. He *s alus threapiiC about sum-. DifBlcnlter, c. more difficult. Oulmer, Cathedrall newea from. Five medUs a day and a 9nack.

Grayseiinn, o. Graysouthen vil-. Warp-land to any sense if it cant. Town spring, and the other. Sar (serve) all the things^ but dwun't. Thoo says, but Ah seer thoo*8. hoancin noo. The pond's vi'oar aal auver.

British Museum of A Hundreth Good Pointes of Husbandrie, 1557, and the notes and glossary are most ample and valuable. Or twitch-gnoB, * -^ Tho. Colouring the mortar. Lance elsewhere, but still main-. Tanoe to bed, b. said when a. person begins to yawn. Fingers; worn upon the left hand. Mallin, o. a dusting mop for the. Of a cart or waggon for the soles.

Nothing to boast of. Alice Thornton (Surteee Soc. To discover diseases by the in-. Chanehling, a bastard*. Foxjats (forgets) [for-juuts], the pieces running up between the fingers. Peg-leg [peg-leg-], N. and W., v. to walk quickly; adv.