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blether
▪ I. blether, blather, v. Sc. and north. dial. (ˈblɛðə(r), ˈblæðə(r)) Also (?) 6 blother. [ME. blather, a. ON. blaðra to talk stupidly, f. blaðr nonsense. Blather is the etymological form, blether being Sc. and north. Eng. (like gether = gather etc.). But in mod.Eng., the word is generally accepted ... Oxford English Dictionary
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blether
blether= blather. 牛津英汉双解词典
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Tam Baillie
In September 2010, he launched "The Right Blether", a consultation to gather views, ideas and advice from youngsters to inform a national vote in November The following year Baillie launched another consultation "A Right Wee Blether" intended to allow very young children to express ideas. wikipedia.org
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blither
▪ I. † ˈblither, n.1 Obs. rare. [f. blithe v. + -er1.] One who makes blithe; a gladdener.a 1455 Houlate xxiv, Hail, blyther of the Bapteist.▪ II. blither, n.2 (dial. or) colloq. (ˈblɪðə(r)) [var. blether n.] Nonsense. Cf. blether n.1866 Banffshire Jrnl. 27 Mar. 3 Some lightly [i.e. belittle] Scotlan... Oxford English Dictionary
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Scott Howie
Winner: 2008–09 References External links Career information at Flown from the nest Player Archive, Scott Howie Motherwellnet.com Scott Howie interview Blether wikipedia.org
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blather
▪ I. ˈblather, v. orig. dial. (ˈblæðə(r)) [Variant of blether v.] intr. To talk foolishly, talk nonsense. Often in ppl. a. Hence ˈblatherer, a foolish talker (1866 in E.D.D.).1825 Brockett Gloss. N. Country Words 18 He blathers and talks, is a common phrase where much is said to little purpose. A pe... Oxford English Dictionary
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Children and Young People's Commissioner Scotland
In 2009, the Commissioner's office began to plan a national consultation of children and young people in Scotland called 'a RIGHT blether'. wikipedia.org
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Jilemnický okultista
After injustly arresting Atrament, he kidnaps Kalamaria with the help of his groom Blether and takes her to his castle. Satrapold plans to escape to Cairo with her (betraying Blether in the process, who flees to the nearby town of Železný Brod in disgrace, never to be seen wikipedia.org
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blethery
blethery, a. (ˈblɛðərɪ) [f. blether n. + -y1.] Characterized by blether.1889 G. M. Hopkins Let. 29 Apr. (1935) 304 Rot about babies, a blethery bathos. Oxford English Dictionary
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blather
blather/ˈblæðə(r); `blæðɚ/ (also blether/ ˈbleðə(r);`blɛðɚ/) v [I, Ipr, Ip]~ (on) (about sb/sth) (esp Scot 尤用於苏格兰) talk foolishly 胡说; 瞎扯. blather (also blether) n [U] foolish talk 胡话; 蠢话. 牛津英汉双解词典
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Gawain Erland Cooper
Orkney: Symphony of the Magnetic North 2016: Prospect of Skelmersdale As a solo artist Studio albums 2018: Solan Goose 2019: Sule Skerry 2020: Hether Blether wikipedia.org
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blathery
ˈblathery, n. and a. Sc. Also bladarie, bladdrie, bladry, blaidry, blaithrie. [Etymological form and history uncertain: perh. a derivative of bladder n., and more properly spelt bladdery. It has with less likelihood been referred to blether to speak nonsense.] A. n. Something unsubstantial, hollow, ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Barbara Dickson
Her first online show, Barbara Dickson: Ballads And Blether, streamed on 20 March 2021 with a limited-edition DVD and CD of the evening available through wikipedia.org
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scaffy
▪ I. scaffy Sc. colloq. (ˈskafɪ) Also scavvy. [dim. of scavenger n.] A street sweeper; a dustman. Also attrib.1853 W. Blair Chron. Aberbrothock 19 Hecklers, an' wabsters, an' baxters, an' scaffies, an' wives, an' bairns, dowgs an' cats. 1876 J. Smith Archie & Bess 25 Scaffies and leeries crackin' li... Oxford English Dictionary
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bludder
▪ I. † ˈbludder, v. Obs. Perhaps = To blunder; perh. To talk stuff; cf. blether, bluther. (Much used by Bale.) Hence ˈbluddering ppl. a.1553 Bale Vocacyon in Harl. Misc. (Malh.) I. 359 The blinde bludderinge papistes. 1554 ― Declar. Bonner's Articles xxxvi. (D.) This bussard, this beast, and this bl... Oxford English Dictionary
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