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Traditional English :: rutabaga
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rutabaga.html - n.
a swede. [Sw. dial. rotabagge] |
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Traditional English :: rutabaga
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rutabaga.html - n.
a swede. [Sw. dial. rotabagge] |
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Traditional English :: rutabaga
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rutabaga.html - n.
a swede. [Sw. dial. rotabagge] |
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Traditional English :: rut(1)
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rutabaga.html - n. & v. --n. 1 a deep track made by the passage of wheels.
2 an established (esp. tedious) mode of practice or procedure. --v.tr. (rutted, rutting) mark with ruts. in a rut following a fixed (esp. tedious or dreary) pattern of behaviour that is difficult to change. rutty adj. [prob. f. OF rote (as ROUTE)] |
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Traditional English :: rut(2)
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rutabaga.html - n. & v. --n. the periodic sexual excitement of a male deer, goat, ram, etc. --v.intr. (rutted, rutting) be affected with rut. ruttish adj. [ME f. OF rut, ruit f. L rugitus f. rugire roar] |
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Traditional English :: rutabaga
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rutabaga.html - n.
a swede. [Sw. dial. rotabagge] |
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