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whemmel
▪ I. whemmel, n. Sc. and dial. (ˈhwɛm(ə)l) Forms: see next. [f. next.] An overturn, upset, overthrow; a state of confusion.1818 Scott Rob Roy xxii, Nae doubt, nay doubt—ay, ay—it's an awfu' whummle—and for ane that held his head sae high too. 1822 Galt Sir A. Wylie civ, The chaise made a clean whaml... Oxford English Dictionary
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whamble
whamble var. whemmel Sc., overturn. Oxford English Dictionary
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whummle
whum(m)el, whummle var. whemmel. Oxford English Dictionary
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whammel
whammel var. whemmel Sc., overturn. Oxford English Dictionary
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whomel
whomble, whomel var. whemmel. Oxford English Dictionary
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whelm
▪ I. whelm, n. (hwɛlm) Also 6 whealme, 6–7 whelme. [f. whelm v.] 1. A wooden drain-pipe: orig. a tree-trunk halved vertically, hollowed, and ‘whelmed down’ or turned with the concavity downwards to form an arched watercourse. Now dial.c 1576 in Catal. Archives All Souls' Coll. (1877) 37 Quidam trunc... Oxford English Dictionary
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walm
▪ I. † walm, n.1 Obs. Forms: α. 1 wælm, 2– walm, 6 (? qualme), wawlme, wawme, whalme, 6–7 walme, waulm(e, waume, 8 waum. β. 1 welm, (wi(e)lm, wylm), 4 welm(e. [OE. wælm (wielm, etc.; also in ǽ-wielm spring), str. masc. a gushing, swirling of (boiling) liquids; boiling; heat, etc. = mod. WFris. wâlm(... Oxford English Dictionary
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