Add to ORKGstreelish a"real streelish in appearance" 'untidy'DNE-cit Nov 62 WKUsed I and SupNot usedNot usedsraoille: straoille, STREEL v., RAG-MOL
streel nused to distinguish a certain kind of mummersC Wms 64Used IUsed INot usedsraoille: straoille...
streel v[check] STRONGBACK. Ridge pole, Av. [check] STOG. To stuff, to pack, Av.; cf. [i]Engld. Dia...
streel nAn untidy woman verb = to draw or dragJH 11/73Used IUsed INot usedsraoille: straoille, STRE...
streel nan untidy personUsed IUsed INot usedsraoille: straoille, STREEL v., RAG-MOL
streel nCareless, untidy person.DNE-citUsed IUsed I1Not usedsraoille: straoille, STREEL v., RAG-MOLL...
streelish aThat's a woman wasn't streelish. 'careless or untidy about one's appearance.'DNE-citU...
streel vDon't streel it on the floor. 'drag, so as to get dirty' [blanket]WKirwin Oct 67Used I and ...
streel vThat dress is streelin' the ground. (Is too long - dragging along the ground)JH 9/70 JH SE...
streel n'a sloppily or strangely dressed person'DNE-cit C Wms 64?Used IUsed INot usedsraoille: stra...
streel nShe is a real streal. This means a very untidy and dirty person.YesUsed INot usedNot used...
streelish aUntidyDNE-citUsed I and SupNot usedUsed Israoille: straoille, STREEL v., RAG-MOLLSource l...
streel v"Streel" means to drag behind you.YesJ. WIDDOSON DNE-citUsed I and SupUsed I and SupNot use...
streel n- lazy or slovenly person, (usually a woman). "Boy, what a streel she's become!"JH 9/70Used...
streel n(47) STREEL. Devine, 50: a term of contempt for a lazy and slovenly woman. cf. STRAILLE, ...
streel nAn untidy, improperly dressed person. "What's the matter with you today. You looks like s ...
streel nused to distinguish a certain kind of mummersC Wms 64Used IUsed INot usedsraoille: straoille...
streel v[check] STRONGBACK. Ridge pole, Av. [check] STOG. To stuff, to pack, Av.; cf. [i]Engld. Dia...
streel nAn untidy woman verb = to draw or dragJH 11/73Used IUsed INot usedsraoille: straoille, STRE...
streel nan untidy personUsed IUsed INot usedsraoille: straoille, STREEL v., RAG-MOL
streel nCareless, untidy person.DNE-citUsed IUsed I1Not usedsraoille: straoille, STREEL v., RAG-MOLL...
streelish aThat's a woman wasn't streelish. 'careless or untidy about one's appearance.'DNE-citU...
streel vDon't streel it on the floor. 'drag, so as to get dirty' [blanket]WKirwin Oct 67Used I and ...
streel vThat dress is streelin' the ground. (Is too long - dragging along the ground)JH 9/70 JH SE...
streel n'a sloppily or strangely dressed person'DNE-cit C Wms 64?Used IUsed INot usedsraoille: stra...
streel nShe is a real streal. This means a very untidy and dirty person.YesUsed INot usedNot used...
streelish aUntidyDNE-citUsed I and SupNot usedUsed Israoille: straoille, STREEL v., RAG-MOLLSource l...
streel v"Streel" means to drag behind you.YesJ. WIDDOSON DNE-citUsed I and SupUsed I and SupNot use...
streel n- lazy or slovenly person, (usually a woman). "Boy, what a streel she's become!"JH 9/70Used...
streel n(47) STREEL. Devine, 50: a term of contempt for a lazy and slovenly woman. cf. STRAILLE, ...
streel nAn untidy, improperly dressed person. "What's the matter with you today. You looks like s ...
streel nused to distinguish a certain kind of mummersC Wms 64Used IUsed INot usedsraoille: straoille...
streel v[check] STRONGBACK. Ridge pole, Av. [check] STOG. To stuff, to pack, Av.; cf. [i]Engld. Dia...
streel nAn untidy woman verb = to draw or dragJH 11/73Used IUsed INot usedsraoille: straoille, STRE...