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| Words | Meaning |
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| AMPHERED | infected, purulent |
| ANIGHST | near |
| ANINST | beside |
| ANGISHORE | a weak, miserable person |
| ARN | any |
| ATIRT | athwart |
| BALDERDASH | nonsense |
| BALLYCATER | ice formed by spray on the shore |
| BALLY RAG | to abuse |
| BANGBELLY | a cake or pancake |
| BANNOCK | a round cake of bread |
| BANNIKIN | a small tin cup |
| BARRISWAY | a lagoon at a rivermouth; barachoix |
| BASS | to throw small stones |
| BAVIN | wood shavings to light fires |
| BAWN | a beach used to dry fish |
| BAYMAN | one who lives near a bay or harbour |
| BEDLAMER | a seal one year old |
| BINICKY | ill-tempered |
| BIVER | to shiver with cold |
| BLATHER | nonsensical talk |
| BLEAR | an ignorant person |
| BOGGER | a daring feat successfully carried out |
| BOGIE | a small stove |
| BOOGYMAN | devil or evil spirit |
| BREACH | schools of fish on the surface |
| BREWIS | hard bread boiled with pork fat |
| CAPE ANN | a fisherman's oilskin cap with broad brim |
| CHUCKLEHEAD | a stupid person |
| CLAMPER | small ice-berg, floating pan of ice |
| CLOBBER | an untidy state of things |
| CLOUT | to hit an opponent hard |
| CRUBEENS | pickled pig's feet |
| DILL | a cavity in a boat from which water is bailed |
| DOUSE | to give a quick blow |
| DRESSER | an old fashioned kitchen cupboard |
| DUFF | pudding of flour, fat pork and molasses |
| DULSE | a kind of seaweed |
| DWOI | a short snow shower |
| FADDLE | a bundle of firewood |
| FAGGOT | a pile of half-dried fish |
| FLANKERS | sparks from a chimney |
| FOUSTY | mouldy, with a bad odour |
| GAFFER | a boy, one capable of assisting older men at work |
| GALE | when one is a little more frisky than usual |
| GILDEROY | a proud person |
| HEFT | to weight in the hand |
| HUFFED | angry |
| JINKER | one who brings bad luck |
| LASHINS | plenty |
| LOPS | small breaking waves |
| MAUZY | misty |
| NARN | none |
| OONSHICK | person of low intelligence |
| PEEZE | to leak in small bubbles |
| QUOT | to crouch; squat |
| RAL | a disorderly fellow |
| RAWNY | very thin, bony |
| ROMPSE | to wrestle |
| SCRAWB | to scratch with nails |
| SCRAMMED | numb with cold |
| SCRUFF | the back of the neck |
| SCUT | a dirty, mean person |
| SLIEVEEN | a deceitful person |
| SMIDGE | a stain |
| SWIG | to drink from a bottle |
| YER | here |
| YAP | to retort angrily |
