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yird
yird (also 4 ȝerd(e, 4, 8–9 yerd, 5 yherde, 6 ȝird). Sc. and north. f. earth n., and v. (to bury).c 1375 Sc. Leg. Saints i. (Petrus) 681 Ihesu,..þat in þis ȝerd com fra hewine. 1433 Deeds rel. Orkney vi, Aisiamentis..as weill under yherde as boufe yherde. 1550 Rental Bk. Cupar-Angus (1880) II. 74 Al... Oxford English Dictionary
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Dugout (shelter)
Scotland In ancient Scotland, earth houses, also known as yird, Weems and Picts' houses, were underground dwellings, extant even after the Roman evacuation wikipedia.org
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yherde
yherde early var. of yird Sc., earth. Oxford English Dictionary
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unyerded
† unˈyerded, ppl. a. Sc. Obs. [un-1 8 + ȝerded: see yird v.] Not buried.1596 Dalrymple tr. Leslie's Hist. Scot. I. 121 Lat him end his lyf vpon ane fork, and [be] kastne by vnȝerdet. Oxford English Dictionary
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Joyful Assembly () 2008, Super Competition () 2009-02-14, Superstars Get Involved () 2009-02-18,2009-02-09, Real Stories () 2009-03-16/03-17/03-18/03-19, Yird wikipedia.org
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ȝerd
▪ I. † yerd, v. Obs. rare—1. [f. yerd, yard n.2; cf. OHG. gerten, kertin to drive with a stick.] trans. To beat with a rod.a 1225 St. Marher. (1862) 6 Hwil me yerdede hire.▪ II. yerd, ȝerd etc.: see yard, yird. Oxford English Dictionary
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spulyier
ˈspulyier rare. Also 5 spoliar, 6 spulyear. [f. as prec.] A spoiler.c 1400 Apol. Loll. 7 Feiþful curats owen to sorowe as wel of þe spoling of þer sogetis, as also of þe synne of þe spoliars. 1562–3 Reg. Privy Council Scot. I. 231 The ressait..makis the said Thomas expres spulyear and approvar of th... Oxford English Dictionary
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yerd-hunger
yerd-hunger Sc. ‘Earth-hunger’: (a) voracious desire for land (cf. eard-hunger in Scott Nigel ix); (b) see quot. 1825. So yerd-hungry a. See also yird.1823 Scott Let. in Lockhart (1839) VII. 155 About the land, I have no doubt your Lordship is quite right, but I have something of what is called the ... Oxford English Dictionary
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麦收地里的"生力军" 助力农民增产增收 - 央视网
Jun 8, 2023央视网消息：今年"三夏"的麦田里，除了正在抢进度的农机手之外，田间地头还出现了一股新生力量，他们正逐渐成为帮助小麦提质增效、农民增产增收的"生力军"。 在河南镇平县玉皇阁村的麦田里，两位奔跑忙碌的年轻人引起了记者的注意。他们一会儿指挥收割机收割，一会儿测试小麦的水分。
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mird
▪ I. mird, v. Sc. 1. intr. To meddle. Also, to sport amorously.1614 Bp. P. Forbes To a Recusant 27 (Jam.) Except that there perhaps he thought some occasion might be catched to calumniat, or that there was ministred to him some matter of mirding. 1768 Ross Helenore (1789) 91 'Tis nae to mird with un... Oxford English Dictionary
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The latest Tweets from 王小川 (@Stephen74112960). Men Eager Temptation Along Pains Harming Yird Since Icons Come Short. California, USA
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fikery
fikery Sc. (ˈfaɪkərɪ) [f. fike v. + -ery.] Fidgetiness, fussiness: fuss.1823 Galt Entail I. 306, ‘I canna understand..what for a' this fykerie's about a lump o' yird.’ 1823 Petticoat Tales I. 330 ‘I couldna be fashed wi' sic fikery.’ 1850 Carlyle in Froude Life in London xviii. (1884) II. 51 His fus... Oxford English Dictionary
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swack
▪ I. swack, n. Chiefly Sc. (swæk) Also 4–6, 9 swak, 5 swake, 9 swauk. [Echoic. Cf. thwack, whack.] A hard blow; a whack, bang. Also, a violent dash or impetus.1375 Barbour Bruce v. 643 The king sic swak him gaiff, That he the hede till harnys claif. c 1375 Sc. Leg. Saints i. (Petrus) 586 He tuk sic ... Oxford English Dictionary
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swither
▪ I. swither, n. Sc. and dial. (ˈswɪðə(r)) Also 8–9 swidder (see Eng. Dial. Dict.). [f. swither v.1] 1. A state of agitation or excitement; a flurry, fluster.a 1768 Gude Wallace xvii. in Child Ballads vi. 268 The gude wife ran but, the gude man ran ben, They pat the house all in a swither. 1785 Burn... Oxford English Dictionary
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lyas
▪ I. lyard, lyart, a. and n. Obs. exc. dial. Also 4–5 lyarde, 4–5, 8 liard, 5–6 lyerd. [a. OF. liart, of obscure origin; perh. f. lie, lee n.2] A. adj. A designation of colour. a. Of a horse: Spotted with white or silver grey. b. Of hair: Grey, silvery grey approaching white. c. Applied by Burns to ... Oxford English Dictionary
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