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Concise Ulster Dict.at lip and lagging, adj.
Concise Ulster Dict. Concise Ulster Dict.at beak off, v.
Concise Ulster Dict.at beaky lady/man, n.
Concise Ulster Dict.at blade, n.
Concise Ulster Dict.at booch, n.
Concise Ulster Dict.at break, v.5
Concise Ulster Dict.at bunce in/up (v.) under bunce, n.
Concise Ulster Dict.at nickie cakes!, excl.
Concise Ulster Dict 97/1–2: what foot does he or she dig with? euphemism what is his or her religious persuasion?at dig with the...foot, v.
Concise Ulster Dict 97/1–2: dig with the left foot be a Roman Catholic.at dig with the left foot (v.) under dig with the...foot, v.
Concise Ulster Dict.at dig with both feet (v.) under dig, v.1
Concise Ulster Dict 97/1–2: dig with the wrong foot be of a different religious persuasion.at dig with the other foot (v.) under dig with the...foot, v.
Concise Ulster Dict 97/1–2: dig with the right foot 1 be a Protestant.at dig with the right foot (v.) under dig with the...foot, v.
Concise Ulster Dict 97/1–2: dig with the right foot [...] 2 be of the same religious persuasion. dig with the same foot be of the same religious persuasion.at dig with the same foot (v.) under dig with the...foot, v.
Concise Ulster Dict.at entire, adj.
Concise Ulster Dict.at do something at the slack of one’s galluses (v.) under gallus, n.
Concise Ulster Dict.at groak, n.
Concise Ulster Dict.at gullion, n.1
Concise Ulster Dict.at hagsmash, n.
Concise Ulster Dict.at hold foot (v.) under hold, v.1
Concise Ulster Dict.at idleset, n.
Concise Ulster Dict.at join, n.
Concise Ulster Dict.at juke, v.1
Concise Ulster Dict.at kell, n.
Concise Ulster Dict.at lag, n.3
Concise Ulster Dict. 206/1: liggety, ligoty [...] 1. a tall, useless fellow. 2. an excitable, foolish person.at lig, n.2
Concise Ulster Dict.at mageegle, v.
Concise Ulster Dict.at go to the moon (v.) under moon, n.
Concise Ulster Dict.at nyafflin’, n.
Concise Ulster Dict.at officer-toed, adj.
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