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teal, teel, teel$t, teelt, teil,
teel [til]
v. To till land.
pt. pp. teel't
ontili, oonteeli, oonteelie, teal, teel, teelie, teely, teil, tili, unteelie, unteely, untili,
teel [N. I. til]
v. To entice, coax, wheedle by flattery.
teely
adj. coaxing, enticing, encouraging, inducing.
Compounds and phrases etc.
unteely: I.Sh. Unlucky, ill-omened.
team, teamed, teamin, teem, teemed, teemin, teim, teimed, teimin,
teem [tim]
n. An outpouring. A very heavy, continued downpour of rain.
v. To discharge or empty a vessel or container. To empty out, pour out. Of water: to flow or gush copiously. Of rain: to pour, come down in torrents, bucket.
pt. pp. teemt, teemed
Compounds and phrases etc.
teemin [-ɪn]: Raining in torrents, falling heavily.
See tuim also.
tean, teen, teen, teen$, teend, teened, teent, tein, tene, tene$, teyne,
teen [tin]
n. Sorrow, grief, vexation. Harm, hurt. Wrath, anger, rage, revenge.
v. To trouble, vex, annoy, provoke.
pt. pp. teent, teened adj. Downcast, saddened, affected by sorrow.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ill teen: A bad mood.
teendge, teenge, teinge,
teenge [tindʒ]
n. Tinge. A shade of colour, a slight touch, admixture or flavour etc. An attack of colic.
teep, teepical, teip, teipical, type,
teep [tip]
n. Type. A representation or prefiguration of a die, stamp, letters or figures in printing etc.
v. To type, to stamp a letter, figure or design, to print a pattern.
teepical [ˈtipəkəl]
adj. Typical.
tare, tares, teer, teers, teir, tere,
teer [tiːr]
n. Tare, the common vetch Vicia sativa.
pl. teers Beans and peas grown among oats for cattle feed
rirran, taranease, taraneese, taraneesed, taraneesin, tarran, tarraneese, tarraneesed, tarraneesin, tarraneez, tarraneezd, tarraneeze, tarraneezed, tarraneezin, teerant, teiran, teirant, terran, terrane, tieran, tierane, tiraneese, tiraneesed, tiraneesin, tiraneeze, tiraneezed, tiraneezin, tirran, tirranation, tirraneese, tirraneesed, tirraneesin, tirraneise, tirraneised, tirraneisin, tyran, tyran$,
teerant [ˈtiːrənt, ˈtɪrən]
n. A tyrant. An awkward or exasperating person.
tirraneese [ˈtɪrəniːz]
v. To harass with overwork. To tease, torment.
pt. pp. tirraneesed
Compounds and phrases etc.
tirranation: The action of treating despotically or cruelly.
tirraneesin: Harassing, teasing, tormenting.
teesh,
teesh [S. I.Sh. tiʃ]
adj. col. Used locally in Hawick to mean great or terrific. I.Sh. A exclamation of dusgust.
gutter_teetin, teet, teetan, teeteck, teetick, teetik, teetin, teeting, teetock, teetuck, teetun, thrissle_teet, thristle_teet, tietick, titek, titen, titin, titing, titock, tweetick, tweetik, tweetock, twitek,
teet [NN.b. I. tit]
n. The smallest sound or word, a squeak.
Compounds and phrases etc.
gutter teetin: I.Ork. The rock pipit Anthus petrosus.
teetock, teetin: I.Sh. The meadow pipit Anthus pratensis or the rock pipit Anthus petrosus.
thristle teet: NN.b. The goldfinch Carduelis carduelis.
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