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blate
▪ I. blate, a. Sc. and north. dial. (bleɪt, dial. bleːt, blɪət) Also 6 blait, 7 bleat(e, bleit. [Found in Sc. late in 15th c. It answers phonetically to OE. blát livid, pale, ghastly; but the connexion of meaning, though possible, is not attested by the evidence. The general sense since 16th c. is ‘... Oxford English Dictionary
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Blate
Blate () is a small settlement southwest of Dolenja Vas in the Municipality of Ribnica in southern Slovenia. References External links Blate on Geopedia Populated places in the Municipality of Ribnica wikipedia.org
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Blatce
Administrative parts Villages of Beškov, Blatečky, Houska, Konrádov and Tubož are administrative parts of Blatce. wikipedia.org
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blait
blait obs. form of blate. Oxford English Dictionary
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blaise
blaise, -ze, blait Sc. var. blaze, blate, bleat. Oxford English Dictionary
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Oblaat
In America, these films are called oblate discs, blate papes, and edible films. wikipedia.org
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blateroon
† blateˈroon Obs. Also blatt-. [ad. L. blatero, -ōnem babbler, f. blaterāre.] A babbler.c 1645 Howell Lett. (1650) II. 117 I hate such blateroons. 1656 Blount Glossogr., Blateron, or Blatteroon, a babler, an idle-headed fellow. Oxford English Dictionary
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Blatnik pri Črmošnjicah
The name is derived from the common noun blato 'mud; swamp, marsh', which is also the root of names like Blače, Blatno, and Blate. wikipedia.org
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bleit
▪ I. † bleise Obs. rare—1. ? A blay or bleak.1598 Florio, Pescherello, a fish called a bleise.▪ II. bleise, bleit obs. ff. blaze, blate, blite. Oxford English Dictionary
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Upper Blateštičko Lake
The Upper Blateštičko Lake (, ) is a small lake in the south of Kosovo. It is located 200m from the Lower Blateštičko Lake. See also List of lakes of Kosovo References Sources Šar Mountains Lakes of Kosovo wikipedia.org
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bleate
▪ I. bleat, v. (bliːt) Forms: 1 blǽtan, 3 Orm. blætenn, 4–5 blete, 6 Sc. blait, 6–7 bleate, (blate), 7 bleet, 7– bleat. [Com. WGer.: OE. blǽtan = OHG., MHG. blâzen, mod.Du. blaten:—WGer. blâtan, of imitative origin: cf. mod.G. blöken; also OSlav. blejati to bleat, and see blea.] 1. intr. To cry, as ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Jósean Log
Music and discography EP Háblate de mí (2016) In 2016, he debuted with the album 'EP Háblate de mí', featuring the songs "Chachachá", "Beso", "Doma", wikipedia.org
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haith
haith, int. Sc. (heθ) A quasi-oath: a deformation of faith! i' faith!1724 Ramsay Gentl. Sheph. i. ii. sp. 3 Haith, lasses, ye're no blate. 1786 Burns Twa Dogs 149 Haith, lad, ye little ken about it. 1871 C. Gibbon Lack of Gold xi, Haith, lass, he'll gar you be sorry some day. Oxford English Dictionary
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Otavice, Ribnica
A water main was installed in the village in 1960, supplying water from Obrh Spring near Blate via Goriča Vas. wikipedia.org
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bauch
bauch, baugh, a. Sc. (bɑːx, bɑːf) [perh. a. ON. bágr, uneasy, poor, hard up; cf. also bagr, awkward, clumsy.] Weak, poor, pithless, without substance or stamina; ‘indifferent,’ ‘sorry,’ ‘shaky.’ Hence bauchly adv., bauchness.a 1560 Rolland Crt. Venus iv. 355 Thocht he and I throw play fell in bawch ... Oxford English Dictionary
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