Dictionarium scoto-celticum : a dictionary of the Gaelic language ...

::FLU 516 FOI3, readj', copious, deas-!abhrach, deas-chainnteach,reidh am bruidhean.Fluently, adr. See Fluent.Fluid, adj. Uisgidh, sruthach, leagliach.Fluid, s. 1. Any thing not solid: ni tana 's ambith, uisge, staid uisge. 2. (in physic) any animaljuice : leann, leann-tàth.',,« Uisgealachd,J-tanaclid.Fluidness, ° 'JFlummery, s. 1. A kind of food made by coagulationof wheat flour or oatmeal : lagan. 2. flatterybrosgul, blanndar.Flukry, s. 1. A gust or storm of wind : osag, oiteag.2. hurry, a violent commotion : cabhag,otbail, deifir.Flush, v. a. et n. 1. Colour, redden : cuir rughadhann, dean ruiteach. 2. elate, elevate : misnich,ardaich, tog suas. 3. flow with violence : ruith,plosg. 4. come in haste ; deifrich, thig an cabhag.5. glow in the skin : fas dearg.Flush, adj. 1. Fresh, full of vigour: ùr, fallain,Ian. 2. affluent, abounding : pailt, Ian, saoibhir.8. conceited : spailpeil, spaideil.Flush, s. 1. Afflux, sudden impulse : bladhmadh,dian ghluasad. 2. bloom, growth : rughadh, deirge.3. a term for a number of ducks : linn, àl.Flushing, «. Rughadh, deirge.Fluster, v. a. et n. 1. Make hot and rosy withdrinking : dean ruiteach, cuir sogan air. 2. confound,hurry : cuir 'n a bhreathal, cuir 'n a chabhag,deifrich. 3. be in a bustle : bi ri iomairt.Fluster, s. Bladhmadh, grad char.Flustered, adj. Corr-ghleusach.Flute, «. 1. A musical pipe : duisiol, feadan. 2.a channel or furrow in a pillar : clais.Flute, v. a. et ?;. 1. Cut columns into hollows:dean claisean. 2. play on the flute : cluich airduisiol.Flutter,' D. a. et ra. 1. Drive in disorder : iomain,sgiùrs air falbh. 2. hurry the mind : deifrich,cuir 'h a chabhag, cuir thar a cheile. 3. takeshort flights with great agitation of the wingsitealaich, bi sgiathadaich. 4. move about withgreat show and bustle : bi luasganaich, bi luaineach.Flutter, s. 1. Vibration, undulation : udal, tulgadh,luasgan, crathadh. 2. hurry, tumult, disorderof mind: cabhag, ùparaid, tuaireap, troimhe cheile.3. confusion, irregular position : eacharais, miriaghailt.Fttrx, s. 1. The act of flowing : sruthadh, ruith,aiubhal, dol seachad. 2. the state of passing awayand giving place to others : sruthadh, ruith, dol airfalbli. 3. any flow or issue of matter : sruth. 4.dysentery : gearrach, siubhal, flann-bhuinneach,sgàird. 5. excrement : cac. 6. concourse : comhchruinncachadh,coinih-thional, tnisadh.Flux, ailj. Ruitheach, neo-sheasmhach, siubhlach.Flux, w. n. Leagh, sil.F'luxion, s. 1. The act of flowing : sruthadh,sileadh, siubhal. 2. the matter that flows :sruth.Fly, f. a. et n. 1. Shun, avoid, decline: seachain,teich, tieig, leig dhiot. 2. refuse association with :treig, fag, teich, diobair, ob, diùlt, cuir cùl fi, cùitich.3. cause to fly or float in the air : cuir airiteag. 4. move through the air with wings : itealaich,falbh air iteag. 5. pass away : teich, siubhail.6. move with rapidity : ruith 'n a d' dheannaibh.7. part with violence : sgar. 8. break, shiver: bris, bloighdich. 9. fly at : leum air, thoir ionnsuidhair, bi 'n sàs. 10. fly back : leum air t-ais.11. f[y in the face : dùlanaich, leum 'n a aodann.12. tìyoff: teich, tar as. 13. fly on: leum air,buail air. 14. tìy out : leum a suas, gabh fearg,las. 15. \ttjly : tilg, leig asad.Fly, *. 1. A small winged insect of many species :cuileag. 2. the part of a machine which equalisesthe motion of the rest : roth. 3. a stage coach :carbad faraidh.Flyblow, s. Ubh cuileig.Flyblow, v. a. Lion le cuileagaibh.Flyboat, s. Bat' eutrom, sgoth, geòla luath.Flycatcher, s. Cab nan cuileag.Flyer, «. F'ear-teichidh, fear-iteil.Flyfish, 2'. n. lasgaicli le cuileag.Flyingfish, s. lasg iteach, iasg sgiathach.Foal, *. Searrach.Foal, v. a. et n. 1. Bring forth : beir searrach. 2.be disburdened of the foetus : tilg searrach.Foam, «. Cop, cobhar, omhan.Foam, v. a. et w. 1. Cast out froth : cuir cobhardhiot, sgeith cobhar. 2. froth, gather, foam : cop,bi fuidh chobhar. 3. be in rage, bi violently agitated: cuir cobhar dhiot, bi feargach.FoAMiNGLY, adv. See Foamy.Foamy, adj. Cobharach, copach.Fob, s. Pòca beag.Fob, v. a. 1. Cheat, trick, defraud : meall, thoir ancar a. 2. fob off', shift off: cuir seachad, cuir athaobh te ear.Focil, s. Cnàimh nalurga, no, ghàirdein.Focus, s. Buillsgean.Fodder, s. Fodar, innlinn, conlach, feur saoidh.Fodder, v. a. Biadh le fodar, feuraich.Fodderer, s. F'ear biadhaidh spreidhe.Foe, s. I. An enemy : namhaid, nàmh. 2. an opponent,an illwisher: namhaid, nàmh, eas-caraid,fear-mi-fuin.Foeman, *. Nàmhad, nàmh, eas-caraid.Foetus, s. Ceud-fhàs, torrachas anabuich.Fog s. 1. A thick mist : ceo, ceathach. 2. aftergrass: ath-bhàrr-feòir.Foo, V. a. Dorchaich, neulaich, dùin le ceo.Foggily, adv. See Foggy.Foggy, adj. ] . Misty, cloudy, dark : neulach, ceòthach,ceòthmhor. 2. cloudy in understanding, dulldorch, umpadail, neo-gheur.Fob, interj. F'uich, pu ! fo ! fo !Foible, s. Fàilinn, lag-bheart, mearachd, beag-chionta.Foible, a^. Lag, fàillingeach.Foil, v. a. 1. Put tv the worst, defeat: ruaig, gabhair, faigh làmh an uachdar, ceannsaich, fuirtlich,