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“You'll rue this, MacNicoll," fumed the Provost -- as red as a bubblyjock at the face -- mopping with a napkin at his neck in a sweat of annoyance;”
John Splendid The Tale of a Poor Gentleman, and the Little Wars of Lorn
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scots words
gowk, wellkenspeckled, dowie, crivvens, clashmaclavers, kludgie, perjink, puddock, well-kenspeckled, gaberlunzie, wheesht, thrawn and 65 more...
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Wrongheads
Insults that make me laugh. Some of these are re-contextualized because they sound like insults to me.
wretched, dasdardly, sniveling, dingbat, rankle, vapid, ninny, nincompoop, dolt, imbecile, fucktard, scoundrel and 173 more...
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Bird Wirds: Sundry Nicknames
A list of birders' "shorthand" names, traditional nicknames, non-English names, and obsolete names for feathered creatures worldwide.
Interesting blog entry here on naming U.S. birds.welsh ambassador, goatsucker, french magpie, timberdoodle, butterbutt, popinjay, logcock, old cranky, long john, sprog, butterbum, wedgie and 697 more...
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Dr. Jamieson's Birds
A rich list of Scottish bird (nick)names and related terms cited in Dr. Jamieson's Scottish Dictionary and Supplement, 1841.
stone-chatter, clocharet, bowger, coulter-neb, branchers, brissel-cock, turkey-cock, brongie, bubblyjock, polliecock, bullfit, bullfrench and 220 more...
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sionnach A particularly nasty fungal infection, similar to crotch rot. Henry VIII suffered from this a lot during his later years. Oct 28, 2011
hernesheir The turkey-cock. Also polliecock. The Scots term bubbly = "snotty". Perhaps, as Dr. Jamieson noted in his Scottish Dictionary, "the name seems to have originated from the shape of his comb, which has considerable resemblance to the snot collected at a dirty child's nose." May 10, 2011
garyth123 I know it sounds like it should mean a tearful Scotsman, but in fact it means a turkey. Dec 26, 2008