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. s.m.
caithriseach 155 calg-bhealaidh
ing. Gu., watchfully.
cmithriseaohd, *. f. Watchfulness, attentive
ion. 2 Continued or fre
of materials for a tweed suit lib wool
an ell of cloth (a little less for ladies' stuffs);
7 Ib clean wool makes 3 yards of drugget; 1^
lb warp, }lb good indigo. Carding and spin-
.
hiug.
isich. v.a. it n. see caithris.
ning, 8d. $* lb., ; weaving, 7d. $ yard.]
0.1 tthte. past.pt. of caith. Spent, wasted, ex calaim.ft s.m. see calum.
9 2 pandered. a.Lean, lank.
fcalb, see fcalbh.
ach. -eiche, a. c
Lavish, wasteful, prod ilba, s.m. see calpa.
gal. 2 Consumptive. 3** Wearing. Caith calbh, cailbh [& cailbhe] g.m. fHeaa. [2 Erroneously
given as "Headland, cape.' by J
duine, apt tou-ear one down soon
duine c.. a wasteful person tinneas
; c., a wast CR.] 3 Bald pate. 4 Hardiness. 5 see
iti'i disease.
colbh. 6ftScalp.
achas, -ais, s.m. Lavishness, profusion calbh, cuilbh [& cailbh], s.m. Shoot or rising
2
prodigality.
State of wearing or exhaust tree, especially of hazel. 2 Rib of an osier
.,* Liability to be worn out. 4** Wast basket, &c. 3 Continuous gush or pouring of
ing.
any liquid, from a cleft or cranny. C. fola
achd, *./. see caithteachas.
streaming of blood from a wound.
o. Bald.
oaithtein, see caiteiu.
,
oaithciche, -ean, s.m. Spendthrift, waster,
ach. a.
pro
Causing baldness.
*\
'earing garment,
achd, s.f.ind. Baldness.
caitin, see caiteau.
calbhair, -e, a. Eager for food, voracious.
each, -ich, s.m. Cloth-dresser.
Suth'd.t
tcaitinn, -e, sj. Often frequenting.
tcalbhthas, s.m. Half-boot, buskin,
t each, a. Much frequented.
cal-bloinigein, s.m. Spinach. 2 Colewort.
calc,, ach. o. see catholach.
pr.pt. a' calcadh, v.a. Caulk. 2 Full,
cal, cail, s.m. Kale, cabbage, colewort. 2* diive, beat, ram, cram, push violently forward.
3** Drive a wad into a gun with a
for all sorts of 3**
cabpage.
Scotcl
broth, of which kale is a principal ingredient ramrod.
4**Pinner. 5 rarefy Joke. An d' fhuair thu ,** a. Hard, obdurate.
do chal ? did you have yonrflinnr (kale.) ?
s.f. ,
see cailc.
teal, s.m. Sleep, slumber, inseus'biliiy.
ach,^[ s.m. Eider-duck, see lach-Lochlannach.
teal, v.a. d- n. Burn. 2 Keep safe. 3 Sleep. 4
"i to harbour,
calcadair, see calcair.
oal,** s.m. Condition of body. 2 Grief, des calcadh, -aidh, s.m. Caulking, driving, beating,
ramming, cramming,
pondency. 3 Darkness. 4ft see ceal. I
math a chal, he is in (food condition ;
mu'm pushing violently.
Driving with a rammer. 3** Oakum.
fas air t'inntinn cal, ere grieffalls on thy mind Luchd-calcaidh, caiilk-rs. A.' c pr. pt
cala, s.m. see caladh.
of calc.
*
fry, frusral, saving,
calcadh-bith/AH) s.m. Calking,
caladair, -ean, s.m. Calendar, register. 2 Ma calcnich. v.a. Same meanings as calc. f2 Harden
l>y tramping. 3**Grow obdurate.
chine for calendering cloth,
caladh,** see cal.
te, o. d- pant pt. of cak-iiich. Caulked.
fcaladh, a. see fcala.
2 Hardened. 3**()bdurate.
caladh, -aidh, -aichean [calaidh & calachan" calcaidh,/. a/, act. of calc.
*.m. Harbour, port, haven, road for ships. calcair, -ean, *.m. Caulker. 2 Rammer.
2 Shore. 3 Ferry. 4 Porch. 5 Bay. 6*Land eachd, s.f. Caulking, occupation of a
in th- s at sea. Fhuair sinn an caulker. 2 Ramming.
'he harbour cha d' calca.s,* s.m. Oakum. 2(MMcD) Tarry ^hemp
thu caladh usi-d Lewis.
do long gu
;
fhathast,
thug
you have
caulking.
-ainn, s.m. 'a h ar hour yet ; thog
iin, Dish of and
greens
"/ the on potatoes boiled and -.nashed together,
sinn c. ia, air an tr- is
-
third da;/ ; na(..'>i_; Calaidh, the CY/i'/"-' I'D,
:
an c.
.re ;
cal a-dhireach
an long,
cala-dhi reach, a. see calg-dhireach.
i.
Bring
Contitme,remain.
learn,) I am sleeping.
MI, x./. Couch.
in, -can. see colann.
s MI. Crier.
.! r "beart-fhigheadaireachd,"
:,', interring. f2
inir. t3 Proclamation.
C
,.*-r.
.el ; ling of college.
caiman.
Int calamintha.
ladh.
2 Worka-'iiiv,
Ac. For technical
.ents
Five
tumo ;
8 eljs a c-
including outdoor cloak or jacket.
.
Al-ceirsleach, -eich, s.m. Cab':'
cal-chearcain, x.m. shuttlecock.
Cauliflower.
jil-colbhairtj s. m. Sea-kale or -cabbage,
ci.lb> .x/o/fc + art, rf/-s7;)see praiseach braidue.
altlach a. sharp-pointed.
l::ch.
:al-dlrheanach, s.m. Cauliflower.
al.-, cuiljr, s?.?. Awn. 2 Prickle, point. 3
rp-poinfced thing. 4 sting. 5 Beard
of corn. 6 Spear, shaft. 7 Arrow. 8 Sword.
Hair or fur of animals, especially pile of
black cattle, and bristles of pigs. 10**The
firaiii. 11 see colg. 12* Refuse of lint. An
aahaidh a' chuilg, against the bristle; an
cluaran a' call a chuilg, the thistle losing
itx pi->\ k!e ;
iomairt nan calg, the contest of
sptars.
a. Bristly, sharp-pointed,
Piercing. 3 .
Having awn-;,
of 4-
barley. Shaggy. 5 Barbed. 0**>
ly. 7**Pas.sionate, ardent. Le slata-bh c.,
with piercing laxhes ; annach. cal^nch, ullam
h, untied, ard"nt, and ready.
"d. a. Straiu'ht, hi.i;h.
alg-bhealaidh, ''ir-r's broom,