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A Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language ...: ...
E. To RAMMIS, Rammish, v. n. To be driven about, &c] Add; —" That the pannell
— threatened that she would be avenged on them ; conform whereto, she made
their two kye run mad, and rammish to deid." Crim. Record, K. Sharpe's Pref. to ...
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The Encyclopedia of Falconry
RAMISH (obs.); RAMMISH (obs.) Forms of ramage hawk and ramage (see
preceding entry). Bert ( 16 196) writes: 'There is small difference::- betweene the
Haggart and the Rammish [goshawk], onely the Rammish Hawke hath had lesse
time ...
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The English dialect dictionary, being the complete ...
Young Martha Todd was haister't sair By rammish Wully Barr'as, GiLrtu Sngs. (
1866) :81 ; Cum', na.Lan.1 4. Phr. to go rammislz, to be in so violent a rage as to
be sli htly insane. 5.51:. (11111.) C . EFries. rammm, to be in heat; said of sheep,
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Scottish Dictionary and Supplement: In Four Volumes. Suppl. ...
E. To RAMMIS, Rammish, v. n. To be driven about, &c] Add; — " That the pannell
— threatened that she would be avenged on them ; conform whereto, she made
their two kye run mad, and rammish to deid." Crim. Record, K. Sharpe's Pref. to ...
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John Florio: A Worlde of Wordes
RANCIATA, a kinde of sucket of orenges called ranchado. RANCIATO, orenge
tawnie colour. RANCLDIRE, as RANCIRE. 540 RANCIDO, reazie or stinking
bacon. Also rammish, mouldie, mustie, ranke, or stinking like things vinewed Or
rotten.
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An English and Welsh Dictionary, Wherein, Not Only the ...
... y bwch (bychaidd, hyrddaidd) gan- dd© ; drewedig (yn drewi) fel bwch ; dryg-
sawras. A rammish favour, Drygsawr bwch neu hwrdd ; T chwyslyd sawr
cesailswga. A rammish smell, Gwynt bwch neu hwrdd; gwynt y bwch. To smell
rammish or ...
John Walters, Hannah Walters, 1828
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A Dictionary of the Scottish Language: In which the Words ...
A ramrod, S. RAMMING, t. V. Ram, v. a, ToRAMMIS, Rammish, v. n. To be driTen
about under the impulse of any powerful appetite, S. B.— Alem. romisch pfaerd,
equus &alax. RAMMISH, adj. Be** gam rammish, he is in a violent rage ; implying
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A New Abridgment of Ainsworth's Dictionary: English and ...
Hi ren» et Hirqnus, i. m. a buck goat ; a stinking, rammish or lecherous old fellow ;
the rank tmell of the arm-pitt. Hirne*, œ. f. [ab hir, vola] a kind of earthen vessel ; a
cake baked tlierein. Hiruuus, i. m. the corneroflhe eye. Hirsutos, a, um. adj.
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Lexicon Balatronicum. A dictionary of Buckish slang, ...
Cant, RAMMIsH. Rank. Rammish woman; a sturdy virago. RAMP. To rob any
person or place by open violence or suddenly snatching at something and
running off with it; as, l ramp'd him of his mantra; why did you not ramp his caster?
&c.
Francis Grose, Pierce Egan, 1823
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The Dialect of Craven: In the West-Riding of the County of York
RAMMISH, Acrid, pungent. Isl. ram'r. Butter is frequently said to be rammish in
consequence of the cows, in spring, feeding on rams, which give it that flavour. In
Scotland the milk is said to ramp, when from some disease in the cow it becomes
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