Add to ORKGdullifare * nSome sea in the dullyfare today. Explanation - tickle, channel.tickle, channelYesDNE-cit J. D. A. WIDDOWSONCOLLECTOR'S PERMANENT FILE[-]Carl Slaney (20)[-]Used IUsed IUsed IThis word is spelled 'dullifare' or 'dulliver' in the DNE. An alternate source is crossed out under the name Stuart Porter
talletSo stingy, he'd skin a louse for its tallet. ...The tallet is the hide.YesDNE-cit J. WIDDO...
flickerA flicker was a small piece of lead half a pound in weight with one hook embedded in the lead...
sleeveen n(42) SLEEVEEN. Devine 45: a sly fellow; a hypo- crite; a bad man generally. This word is...
dullifare * npassage between rocksthoroughfareDNE-cit(thoroughfare?)Used IUsed INot used'Dulliver' a...
slew v1. Slue around the punt. 2. Slue means to turn around.turn aroundYesJ. D. A. WIDDOWSON COLL...
oddle-addleA makeshift contrivance or contraption.A makeshift contrivance or contraption.DNE-citUsed...
slinky aGet out of here, you slink. This means a lazy, good-for-nothing.YesJ. D. A. WIDDOWSON COL...
oddle-addleDo you know what we call that drain pipe? We call it the oodle-addle. [Hans Nosewort...
downy woodpecker_OSup[S]2[S]_ (1808 - 1971) _NID_ _DAE_ (1808 - )Withdraw? [check]Not usedNot use...
tickle nKadimishuite _tickle_; a rapid current where the tide ebbs and flows in a narrow channel o...
slob nYes, I know 'twas early _ late part o' January. An '...'twas all young slob, see, th'ocean s...
swally v, n(1) "The throat is so sore I can hardly _swalley_". (2) swalley means swallowYesJ. D. ...
skein nWhat a skain! Explanation: crowdcrowdYesDNE-cit J.D.A. WIDDOWSONCOLLECTOR'S PERMANENT FILEU...
billyWidely used along the Atlantic seaboard for 'Newfoundlander'.See cited quotation.DNE-citUsed I ...
sleeveen n"Sleveen" is a dishonest person.YesJ. WIDDOWSON[-]=C23[-]Used I and SupUsed INot usedsleev...
talletSo stingy, he'd skin a louse for its tallet. ...The tallet is the hide.YesDNE-cit J. WIDDO...
flickerA flicker was a small piece of lead half a pound in weight with one hook embedded in the lead...
sleeveen n(42) SLEEVEEN. Devine 45: a sly fellow; a hypo- crite; a bad man generally. This word is...
dullifare * npassage between rocksthoroughfareDNE-cit(thoroughfare?)Used IUsed INot used'Dulliver' a...
slew v1. Slue around the punt. 2. Slue means to turn around.turn aroundYesJ. D. A. WIDDOWSON COLL...
oddle-addleA makeshift contrivance or contraption.A makeshift contrivance or contraption.DNE-citUsed...
slinky aGet out of here, you slink. This means a lazy, good-for-nothing.YesJ. D. A. WIDDOWSON COL...
oddle-addleDo you know what we call that drain pipe? We call it the oodle-addle. [Hans Nosewort...
downy woodpecker_OSup[S]2[S]_ (1808 - 1971) _NID_ _DAE_ (1808 - )Withdraw? [check]Not usedNot use...
tickle nKadimishuite _tickle_; a rapid current where the tide ebbs and flows in a narrow channel o...
slob nYes, I know 'twas early _ late part o' January. An '...'twas all young slob, see, th'ocean s...
swally v, n(1) "The throat is so sore I can hardly _swalley_". (2) swalley means swallowYesJ. D. ...
skein nWhat a skain! Explanation: crowdcrowdYesDNE-cit J.D.A. WIDDOWSONCOLLECTOR'S PERMANENT FILEU...
billyWidely used along the Atlantic seaboard for 'Newfoundlander'.See cited quotation.DNE-citUsed I ...
sleeveen n"Sleveen" is a dishonest person.YesJ. WIDDOWSON[-]=C23[-]Used I and SupUsed INot usedsleev...
talletSo stingy, he'd skin a louse for its tallet. ...The tallet is the hide.YesDNE-cit J. WIDDO...
flickerA flicker was a small piece of lead half a pound in weight with one hook embedded in the lead...
sleeveen n(42) SLEEVEEN. Devine 45: a sly fellow; a hypo- crite; a bad man generally. This word is...