Add to ORKGpurdle* n[Re-open this] DEC 17 1989 Withd ? [check]APR 1980 See old MS notes I'll follow your lead on thisWell covered in all dictionaries at pirl, purl, none in print. No tapes or contextual uses. Dialectal or slang source undetermined.Used IUsed IWithdraw
puddick n[bullock's bladders] for football[bullock's bladders] for footballRe-file FEB 1981Used IUs...
tongue-bang v1 cite In halliwell tongue 1:(1)3 CP _EDD_ tongue-bang v Ir and Der, Nfld Ess s c...
boffin n_NID_ Brit slang. 'expert' _O Sup�_ (1945-)expertWithdraw? [check]Not usedNot usedWithdr...
puddy_EDD_ 'stumpy' or related somehow to puddick? (q. v.)? withd APR 1980putty? Too hard.Not use...
purdle* na fall purl and pearl sometmies have -d- intrudeda fallDNE SupOCT 30 1988 WKG. M. Story...
twat'pudendum' 1656- }twattle 7 foolish talk, gossip } 121.38 pudendum Prob there is a synonym ...
purdle* n_Purdle_ means a heavy blow or fall. Wright gives us the probable derivation from _pirl_ ...
purdle* nTo trip up, or push over, as I got some purdle when I tripped in the stump.DNE-cit JH 1/...
purdle* nNoun. A heavy blow or fall. Also as a verb.A heavy blow or fall.DNE-citUsed IUsed INot us...
crippleWithdraw, I think.I collected this for files, don't know about the dict.Not usedNot usedWit...
wee-suck-a-puckaEstonia? Call this a quoted wordNOV 30 1979Call this a quoted word ? Withd.Not u...
pilgarlicwithdraw MAR 1980[check]In all the dictionaries. Earlier withdrawnNot usedNot use
spalling1 citeWithdraw JUL [inc] 1979[check]Not usedNot usedWithdrawnthis 'spall' (verb) not use
scatteredSubtle, but maybe more literal.Withd? [check]APR. 10 1979Not usedNot usedWithdraw
pumbly aSoft; loose.Soft; loose.PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story April 1962Used INot usedNot use
puddick n[bullock's bladders] for football[bullock's bladders] for footballRe-file FEB 1981Used IUs...
tongue-bang v1 cite In halliwell tongue 1:(1)3 CP _EDD_ tongue-bang v Ir and Der, Nfld Ess s c...
boffin n_NID_ Brit slang. 'expert' _O Sup�_ (1945-)expertWithdraw? [check]Not usedNot usedWithdr...
puddy_EDD_ 'stumpy' or related somehow to puddick? (q. v.)? withd APR 1980putty? Too hard.Not use...
purdle* na fall purl and pearl sometmies have -d- intrudeda fallDNE SupOCT 30 1988 WKG. M. Story...
twat'pudendum' 1656- }twattle 7 foolish talk, gossip } 121.38 pudendum Prob there is a synonym ...
purdle* n_Purdle_ means a heavy blow or fall. Wright gives us the probable derivation from _pirl_ ...
purdle* nTo trip up, or push over, as I got some purdle when I tripped in the stump.DNE-cit JH 1/...
purdle* nNoun. A heavy blow or fall. Also as a verb.A heavy blow or fall.DNE-citUsed IUsed INot us...
crippleWithdraw, I think.I collected this for files, don't know about the dict.Not usedNot usedWit...
wee-suck-a-puckaEstonia? Call this a quoted wordNOV 30 1979Call this a quoted word ? Withd.Not u...
pilgarlicwithdraw MAR 1980[check]In all the dictionaries. Earlier withdrawnNot usedNot use
spalling1 citeWithdraw JUL [inc] 1979[check]Not usedNot usedWithdrawnthis 'spall' (verb) not use
scatteredSubtle, but maybe more literal.Withd? [check]APR. 10 1979Not usedNot usedWithdraw
pumbly aSoft; loose.Soft; loose.PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story April 1962Used INot usedNot use
puddick n[bullock's bladders] for football[bullock's bladders] for footballRe-file FEB 1981Used IUs...
tongue-bang v1 cite In halliwell tongue 1:(1)3 CP _EDD_ tongue-bang v Ir and Der, Nfld Ess s c...
boffin n_NID_ Brit slang. 'expert' _O Sup�_ (1945-)expertWithdraw? [check]Not usedNot usedWithdr...