, (1) sb. a short, clay pipe. (2) sb. a sea bird, the razor-bill. Also the guillemot. (3) ’There you are puttin’ in your cutty among spoons,’ said to a youngster who attempts to join in the conversati [..]

, v. to eat anything. ‘They never cut meat from Saturday till Wednesday:’ said of a lot of sheep which were in transit from Ireland to England.

, (1) sb. a measure of linen yarn. See under Spangle and Lea. (2) v. to tack from side to side up an inclined plane; to move a heavy object forward by pushing each end alternately.

, Custom gap, sb. one of the approaches to a fair.

, sb. a currant.

, sb. grumbling; the sound cause by flatus within the body.

, sb. curled kail.

, adv. comfortably; cosily.

, sb. a night’s lodging and food.