Add to ORKGpurdle* nNoun. A heavy blow or fall. Also as a verb.A heavy blow or fall.DNE-citUsed IUsed INot use
purdle* nDevine has this in sense of 'sidle' & to twirl a coin.I don't see it in our files - - u...
guffin vbl nounto guff? to talk foolishlyWithd [check]Not usedNot usedWithdraw
pummy nSoft, ground-up ice or fat (To go to pummy. To become like this).Soft, ground-up ice or fatP...
purdle* n_Purdle_ means a heavy blow or fall. Wright gives us the probable derivation from _pirl_ ...
purdle* nIf a child falls: "Oh, what a purdle." Said endearingly. Would not be said of an adult's ...
purdle* nTo trip up, or push over, as I got some purdle when I tripped in the stump.DNE-cit JH 1/...
purdle* na fall purl and pearl sometmies have -d- intrudeda fallDNE SupOCT 30 1988 WKG. M. Story...
purdle* n[Re-open this] DEC 17 1989 Withd ? [check]APR 1980 See old MS notes I'll follow you...
pumbly a[Used without _b_ in Paddock's Cove, Beaumont North but often heard with the _b_ . We thi...
pumbly a[Used without _b_ in Paddock's Cove, Beaumont North but often heard with the _b_ . We thi...
pussContext: He got hit right in the puss. Meaning: Refers to a person's mouth.YesJ. D. A. WIDDOWSO...
pumbleGive that up or I'll _pumble_ your he'd. This was an expression used in Cape La Hune to try t...
trouncingA beating.A beating.Not usedNot usedWithdrawn[see 'trawnsin'trounce v in DNE with meaning p...
twat'pudendum' 1656- }twattle 7 foolish talk, gossip } 121.38 pudendum Prob there is a synonym ...
purdle* n_EDD_ ~ see pirl v purl v _EDD_ pirl v 1 'to spin around, as a top'; to whirl, turn aroun...
purdle* nDevine has this in sense of 'sidle' & to twirl a coin.I don't see it in our files - - u...
guffin vbl nounto guff? to talk foolishlyWithd [check]Not usedNot usedWithdraw
pummy nSoft, ground-up ice or fat (To go to pummy. To become like this).Soft, ground-up ice or fatP...
purdle* n_Purdle_ means a heavy blow or fall. Wright gives us the probable derivation from _pirl_ ...
purdle* nIf a child falls: "Oh, what a purdle." Said endearingly. Would not be said of an adult's ...
purdle* nTo trip up, or push over, as I got some purdle when I tripped in the stump.DNE-cit JH 1/...
purdle* na fall purl and pearl sometmies have -d- intrudeda fallDNE SupOCT 30 1988 WKG. M. Story...
purdle* n[Re-open this] DEC 17 1989 Withd ? [check]APR 1980 See old MS notes I'll follow you...
pumbly a[Used without _b_ in Paddock's Cove, Beaumont North but often heard with the _b_ . We thi...
pumbly a[Used without _b_ in Paddock's Cove, Beaumont North but often heard with the _b_ . We thi...
pussContext: He got hit right in the puss. Meaning: Refers to a person's mouth.YesJ. D. A. WIDDOWSO...
pumbleGive that up or I'll _pumble_ your he'd. This was an expression used in Cape La Hune to try t...
trouncingA beating.A beating.Not usedNot usedWithdrawn[see 'trawnsin'trounce v in DNE with meaning p...
twat'pudendum' 1656- }twattle 7 foolish talk, gossip } 121.38 pudendum Prob there is a synonym ...
purdle* n_EDD_ ~ see pirl v purl v _EDD_ pirl v 1 'to spin around, as a top'; to whirl, turn aroun...
purdle* nDevine has this in sense of 'sidle' & to twirl a coin.I don't see it in our files - - u...
guffin vbl nounto guff? to talk foolishlyWithd [check]Not usedNot usedWithdraw
pummy nSoft, ground-up ice or fat (To go to pummy. To become like this).Soft, ground-up ice or fatP...