A Glossary of Provincial Words Used in Berkshire
A Glossary of Provincial Words Used in Berkshire
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PEER, poor. PELDER, to encumber. PELTER, anything large. PIRNED, dried up ; pined. PLACE, a piece of money. POKEY, saucy. POWDER, bustle ; haste. POWEN, pulling. PRIMP, formal ; stiff.
RAGABRASH, low idle people. RAPIS, a dissolute person. RASCOT, a knave or rascal. RATCH, to pull, to tear asunder. RATE, rotten.
15 RED, to assuage or appease. RIFE, ready ; quick. RIP, a current report ; news. RIZZLE, to roast slightly. ROCK, distaff. (Belg. Spinrock. ) ROUGHNESS, plenty ; abundance. RUMBUR, a r...un before leaping.
SACKLESS, innocent ; faultless. (A pure Saxon word, from the noun sac, saca, a cause, fault, guilt, &c. And the proposition leas, without. ) SAE, so.
SAFE, sure ; certain.
SAIR, sore.
SAIRY, poor, innocent.
SAMCAST, two ridges ploughed together.
SANK, a large quantity.
SAREY, poor, pitiable.
SAURIN, vinegar.
SCONE, a screen.
SCONS, barley-meal cakes.
SCRAWLING, sprawling.
SCREE, a precipice.
SCUFTER, to hasten ; to bustle.
SCY, a sythe.
SEEVY-CAP, a cap made of rushes.
SEIVE, a dwarf rush.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PEER, poor. PELDER, to encumber. PELTER, anything large. PIRNED, dried up ; pined. PLACE, a piece of money. POKEY, saucy. POWDER, bustle ; haste. POWEN, pulling. PRIMP, formal ; stiff.
RAGABRASH, low idle people. RAPIS, a dissolute person. RASCOT, a knave or rascal. RATCH, to pull, to tear asunder. RATE, rotten.
15 RED, to assuage or appease. RIFE, ready ; quick. RIP, a current report ; news. RIZZLE, to roast slightly. ROCK, distaff. (Belg. Spinrock. ) ROUGHNESS, plenty ; abundance. RUMBUR, a r...un before leaping.
SACKLESS, innocent ; faultless. (A pure Saxon word, from the noun sac, saca, a cause, fault, guilt, &c. And the proposition leas, without. ) SAE, so.
SAFE, sure ; certain.
SAIR, sore.
SAIRY, poor, innocent.
SAMCAST, two ridges ploughed together.
SANK, a large quantity.
SAREY, poor, pitiable.
SAURIN, vinegar.
SCONE, a screen.
SCONS, barley-meal cakes.
SCRAWLING, sprawling.
SCREE, a precipice.
SCUFTER, to hasten ; to bustle.
SCY, a sythe.
SEEVY-CAP, a cap made of rushes.
SEIVE, a dwarf rush.
What to read after A Glossary of Provincial Words Used in Berkshire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter F Tiffin to read onlineMoreLess
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