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mool, moole, muil, mule, myool,
mule [m(j)ul]
n. The offspring of a male donkey and a female horse.
n. The offspring of a male donkey and a female horse.
moil, mole, moll, mollek, mool, mools, moul, mouls, mul, mule, mull, mull, mulls, mulls, mullse, mullse, muls, mulse, mulse,
mull [mʌl, SW. m(jʌ)ul, mɔil]
n. A promontory, a bluff, headland. Now chiefly in place-names.
n. A promontory, a bluff, headland. Now chiefly in place-names.
mull [I. mʌl]
n. The mouth, muzzle or snout of an animal. Of people: implying a pouting sulky expression.The foremost part of the beam of an old plough.
v. To munch or chew, to eat with relish.
n. The mouth, muzzle or snout of an animal. Of people: implying a pouting sulky expression.The foremost part of the beam of an old plough.
v. To munch or chew, to eat with relish.
Compounds and phrases etc.
mullse [I. mʌlz]: To make a mouth, to frame the lips in order to speak.
mule [I. mul]: A promontory, a precipitous headland.
mule [I. mul]: A promontory, a precipitous headland.
Mullochey, Mullochie, Mullochy,
Mullochy [ˈmʌloxi]
pn. Munlochy (Rossshire).
pn. Munlochy (Rossshire).
mum, mumm,
mum [mʌm]
n. A murmur, a low inarticulate sound, a word.
v. To speak in a low inarticulate manner, to mutter or mumble.
n. A murmur, a low inarticulate sound, a word.
v. To speak in a low inarticulate manner, to mutter or mumble.
Compounds and phrases etc.
no a mum: Not a word.
mummie, mummy,
mummie [I.Sh. ˈmøme]
n. A mass of tiny fragments, smithereens.
n. A mass of tiny fragments, smithereens.
mummle,
mummle [ˈmʌm(ə)l]
v. To mumble.
v. To mumble.
mumf, mump, mumpan, mumph, mumpin, mump-the-cuddie, mump-the-cuddy,
mump [ˈmʌmp]
also mumph [ˈmʌmf]
v. To nibble. To complain, mope, mumble, mutter. To talk in an indirect, allusive or suggestive manner.
also mumph [ˈmʌmf]
v. To nibble. To complain, mope, mumble, mutter. To talk in an indirect, allusive or suggestive manner.
Compounds and phrases etc.
mumper: Someone who gums their food because they have no teeth. A rabbit.
mumpin: Complaining, moping, mumbling.
mumpin: Complaining, moping, mumbling.
Muneekie,
Muneekie [ˈmʌniki]
pn. Monikie (Angus).
pn. Monikie (Angus).
maunge, moonge, mounge, munch, munge, munj,
munge [mun(d)ʒ]
n. A mixture. A crowd.
v. To grumble, to mutter, munch.
n. A mixture. A crowd.
v. To grumble, to mutter, munch.
Munifieth,
Munifieth [ˈmʌnɪfiθ]
pn. Monifieth (Angus).
pn. Monifieth (Angus).