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SMÈIDEACH, -EicHE, adj. (Smèid,) That
beckons or nods.
SMÈ1DEADH. -idh, J. m. and pre.'!, part.
V. Smèid, WÌFiking, act of winking, beck-
oning or nodding; hot of aiming or taking
aim. Provin.
SMÈIDEAG, -EiG, -AN, 5. /. A little noil,
slight beckoning.
SMEIG. -s, -EAN, s. f. Proviii. for Smig.
SMEILEACH, -eiche, adj. Pale, ghastly.
SMEILKAN, -EiN, -AN, 4. 711. A puny or
pale creature.
SMEOJRN, -E, -EAN, s. m. The end of an
arrow next the bow-string.
SMEÙK, -AiDH, SM-, II. a. Provin. for
Smeur.
SMEÒRACH, -AI"H, -AICHEAN, s.f. A
thrush. Scot. Mavis.
SMEU R, -AIDH, SJI-, I', a. Anoint or smear,
as sheep,
SMEUR, ) -A, -AN-DUBHA, .v. /:
SMEUR-DHUEH, l A bramble-berry.
SMEURACH, -AicHE, adj. (Smeur,) Full
of branible-berries.
SMEURACH ADH, -aidh, s. m. aud pres.
part. V. Smeuraich. Groping, act of
groping.
8MEURADAIR, -e, -ean, s. in. (Smeuradh
and Fear,) A smearer, one who salves
or anoints sheep.
SMEURADAIREACHD, s. f. ind.
(Smeuradair, ) Smearing, the employii;ent
of smearing shei'(>.
SMEUR A DH, -aidh, .'. m. and pra. part.
V. Smeur. Smearing, act of smearing
sheep.
SMEURAICH, -iDH, SM-, v. n. Grope,
search by feeling in the dark.
SMEURTA, ;)re -E, and -eid, -ean, and -an,
SMIGEAD, \ s. m. The chin.
SMIGEACH, ^ -EICHE, and -aiche,
SMIGEADACH, S adj. Having a prominent
chin.
SMIGEADH, -IDH, -ean, s. m. (Smig,)
A snaile.
SMIGEAN. -EIN, -AN, s. w. dim. A little
chin ;
mirth.
SMIOR, -iR, and -a, s. m. Marrow.
courageous, vigorous ; lively, active, bilnh
hardy, enduring.
SMIORALACHD Is. m. and/. (Smior.
SMIORALAS, -Ais, J ail,) Strength,
courage, vigour; liveliness, activity, brisk-
ness ;
hardiness.
SMIOR-CHAILLEACH, -eich, s. m.
The spinal roarr )w.
SMIOTACH, -AicHE, ar/j. (Smiot,) Short-
eared.
SMIÙR, -a:dh, SM-, V. a. Provin. foi
Smeur, v.
S:\10D, .-. //,. uid. Provin. See Smad, s.
Dirt, tiltli ; dust; drizzling rain, a moisi
haziness.
SMODACH, -AiCHE, adj. (Smod,) Dirty,
filthy ; dusty, covered with dust ; drizzling.
hazy, misty.
SMODAL, -AIL, -AN, s. m. Sweepings.
crumbs, fragments of meat.
SMODAN, AiN, .•;. ,n. dm. of Smod. A
little spot or til-mish ;
small dust.
SMODANACH, -aiche, adj. (Smodan.)
Spotted, soiled ; abounding in small dust.
SMODANACHD, s./ ind. (Smodanach,)
Drizzliness, haziness.
SMOG, -ÒIG, -A.V, s. /; See Smàg, *. and
Smàtf, V,
SMÒGAIRNEACH, -sich, s. w. rSmòg,)
Any creature with large paws.
S]\IOLAM AS, -Ais, 5. ?n. Trash ; fragment*
of victuals.
SMU A IN, -E, -NTEAN, s.f. A thought.
SMUAINEACH, -eiche, adj. (Smuain,)
Thoughtful, reflecting, prudent.
SMUAINEACHADH, ^ -aidh, s. m.
SMUAINTEACHADH, i and pres.
part. V. Smuainich and Sinuaintich.
Thinking, act of thinking, considering,
nflecting.
SMUAINEADH, -idh, -ean, s. m. Scf
Sinuain.
SMUAINICH, -IDH, SM-, V. n. (Smuain,)
Think, reflect, consider.
SWUAINTE, -EAN, «. m. See Smuain.
SI^IUAIREAN, -EiN, *. m. Grief, dejectioiu
sorrow, "vexation.
SMUAIREANACH, -AICHE, nf/7.(SmuMÌr-
ean,) Grieved, dejected, low spirited ; apt
to be dejected, or sorrowful.
SMUAIREANACHD, .^/. ind. (Smu:iireanach,)
Dejection, sorrow, vexation;
stiite of being sorrowful or dejected.
S:^IUAIS, -E, .'. /. The juice of the bones,
strength, power, vigcur ; courage, spirit,
mettle.
SMIORACH, -AICHE, adj.
Abounding in marrow.
8MIORAIL. -z, adj. (Smior,)
(Smior.,
Strong,
fatness, maiTow pith, strength, vigour.
;
SMUAIS, ) -IDH, SM-, ». a. (Sniuais,
SMUAÌS1CH, i 1.) Break in pieces,
emath.