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broo bruise: as nee uss broo yn voyn echeysyn Bible; cram, crunch, crush, grind, press, push, ring, squash; bruising, pounding; contusion, pressure; buzz
buzz1 (n.) cronnane, sheean, skianys; (v.) jannoo cronnane, jean cronnane, thassaney; broo: Buzz the bell - Broo yn clag. DF idiom
bruise (n.) boayl gorrym; (v.) broojey; (n., v.) broo: it shall bruise thy head, and thou shalt bruise his heel. - nee eshyn y kione ayd’s y vroo, as nee uss broo yn voyn echeysyn Bible
ring bingys, clinc, rhollan; (v.) cur fainey er, cur stroineen er, clinck, craa, clinckal, clinckeragh, glingal; broo: Ring the doorbell - Broo yn claggan. DF idiom; bwoalley: Ring the bell - Bwoaill yn clag. DF idiom; crie: Ring the bell - Crie yn kiaullane. DF idiom; (n.) bwoaillee, croa, fainney, kiarkyl, loop, paal, scoodyn; fainey: He pledged the ring - Hug eh yn ainey myr raane. DF idiom
depress (v.) broo sheese, broojey sheese, ceau sheese, cur ass cree, cur sheese, injillaghey, lhaggaghey, tilgey sheese
grind beihll, bleih, broo; cur foyr er, blieh, ceau carr ass; jeesternee; scranshal; shleeu; jibbag; (to); (dy) vlieh
press broo, chionney; broojey; chennid; chionney er; craishtey; faastan; greesaghey; jingey; lhiannaghey; preays, preis, preish; preaysal; pronney; traastey; (n.) saagh
pressure broo; chennar; preays: To work at high pressure - Dy obbraghey fo ard phreays. DF idiom; trimmid
claigin (=Ir. cloigeann, S.G. claiginn) 1 cranium, pate, skull; 2 scalp a: Nee Jee broo kione e noidyn: as claigin renaigagh lheid y fer as ta goll kinjagh er e hoshiaght ayns e vee-chraueeaght. Bible; 3 (of head) dome; 4 (of pipe) bowl
dy myn small: nee'm oo y yannoo myr greïe noa gyere-feeacklagh, ry-hoi tasteraght: as nee oo tasteraght ny sleityn, as broo ad dy myn, as nee oo ny croink myr coau. Bible
renaigagh hairy, piliferous: Nee Jee broo kione e noidyn: as claigin renaigagh lheid y fer as ta goll kinjagh er e hoshiaght ayns e vee-chraueeaght. Bible; furry
stubble stubble: Jean oo broo duillag ta eiyrit noon as noal? as jed oo geiyrt er y stubble chirrym? Bible
crush1 broo: He will crush the head of the serpent - Nee eh kione yn ardnieu y vroo. DF idiom; broojey; caagh: He has a crush on her - T'eh caagh urree. DF idiom; creujaghey; creujey; jing: Please crush up a little - Jing-jee seose red beg my sailliu. DF idiom; jingey; (to); (dy) vroo
vroo See broo (dy); (to) crush: t’eh er humney shiartanse vooar m’oï, dy vroo my gheiney aegey Bible; bruised: son ayns e aegid lhie ad maree, as vroo ad keeaghyn e moidynys, as ren ad maarderys cadjin r'ee. Bible; stamped: as vroo eh eh cha meein as joan Bible; wounded: as vroo ad eshyn myrgeddin Bible
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