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Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. Scotland dovecote
Examples
“Beyond it was what Jamie referred to as "the doocot"; or so I assumed, from the assorted pigeons that were fluttering in and out of the pierced-work opening at the top of the building.”
“For doos, there's the doocot; there will be poultry amang the tenants, though Luckie Chirnside says she has paid the kain twice ower.”
“For doos, there’s the doocot; there will be poultry amang the tenants, though Luckie Chirnside says she has paid the kain twice ower.”
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A Second Helping of Random Palavery
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Monovocalics
Words that have only one of the vowels. On this list I include only words with at least three vowels. When I first started the list, if a word had several forms, I generally listed only the one wit...
syzygy, mirific, cumulus, homolog, monocot, bedewed, jezebel, referee, bikini, minikin, locomotor, terebenthene and 2359 more...
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hernesheir (n): Scottish term for dovecote, a building, structure, or group of structures for the housing of doves or pigeons. Nesting birds therein and their eggs were formerly used as an historical food source in many cultures.
cf: columbarium, Columba, pigeonhole. Jan 10, 2009