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press broo, chionney; broojey; chennid; chionney er; craishtey; faastan; greesaghey; jingey; lhiannaghey; preays, preis, preish; preaysal; pronney; traastey; (n.) saagh
letter press (n.) clou-woailley; tecks
press box (n.) naightbocs
press copy (n.) screeuynaght
Cloudeyrys (Yn); (The) Press
cider-press (n.) faastan ooyl
linen-press (n.) faastan lieen
wardrobe (n.) jeshaghan; prest; press-eaddee
throng jingey; chionney: the multitude throng thee and press thee - ta’n pohble chionney ort, as dy dty yingey Bible
winepress (n.) ammyr feeyney, ammyr vrooee, doagh feeyney, doagh-feeyney, fastan feeyney, press-feeyney, saagh feeyney
broo bruise: as nee uss broo yn voyn echeysyn Bible; cram, crunch, crush, grind, press, push, ring, squash; bruising, pounding; contusion, pressure; buzz
broojey bruise, compound, compress, cram, crunch, crush, mash, pound, press, pulverize, push, ram, squash, squelch, stamping; pulverization
chennid (f.) drive, narrowness, strain, tension, tightness; distress; siege: Tayrn uss ushtey son y chennid Bible; press: As tra nagh row saase erbee oc dy chur lhieu stiagh eh kyndagh rish chennid y phobble Bible; greediness; compactness
chionney beset: ren ad chionney orrym mygeayrt y thie Bible; clench, cog, fasten, gird, grit, inflate, momentum, press, pressurize, pump up, put on, screw up, straighten, strain, tauten, tighten; erection; throng
chionney stiagh (=Ir. teannadh-steach) perforate; press in: As hig eh gy-kione ayns ny laghyn jerrinagh, dy bee slieau thie yn Chiarn er ny hoiaghey er mullagh ny sleityn ; as nee dy chooilley ashoon chionney stiagh huggey. Bible; besiege, siege
clou edition, print, printed matter, printing press, publication, type: v'eh noi cur ayns clou ram jeh ny shenn arraneyn as skeealyn er y fa dy row ad 'sollagh'. Carn
cur er e hoshiaght encourage, press forward, promote, run: Ta Barrantee Phurt ny h-Inshey cur er e hoshiaght plannyn dy ghreinnaghey lhiasaghey ayns 'Ard-valley Lhie ny Greiney'. BS
drama drama: Ta shen grait ayns art sy Guernsey Press mychione y drama va soit sy Nah Chaggey Mooar, filmit ayns Balley Chashtal son y chooid smoo, as creelit ny s'leaie mleeaney. BS
jingey cram, crowd, crowd up, crush, embed, indentation, jam, let in, press, quoin, ram home, shove, throng, wedge: Moylley as soylley, jingey as pronney daue, JK; crowding, shoving, thronging, wedging; gorge
Pabyryn Naight (Ny); (The) Press: Red trimshagh dy vel y sleih shoh credjal ny breagyn cughtee t'ad lhaih bunnys gagh laa ayns pabyryn naight goll rish y 'Sun'. Carn
preays (f.) press, pressure, stress, urgency: 'Sy voghrey va mooarane preays orrin dy chur gy-kione chaglym cour curmyn kionfenee as reih ny Fir-oik Ashoonagh. Coraa
preish press, busy: Son va Paul kiarit dy hiaulley shaghey Ephesus, er-y-fa nagh row eh booiagh yn traa y vaarail ayns Asia; son v'eh ayns preish siyr. Bible
saagh (=Ir. soitheach) pl. siyn bowl: Roish my vees yn coyrd argid er ny eaysley, ny’n saagh airh er ny vrishey Bible; container, feeder, holder, press, trough, utensil, vase, vessel, vial: va saagh er ny hoiaghey lane vinegar Bible; bushel; ship
traastey press, squeeze, squeezing: Ta Mainshtyr Moffatt gra dy vel y Reiltys fo traastey dy gheddyn tooilley sleih dy yannoo ymmodee kiartaghyn ayns Mannin, agh ta reddyn ayn oddys ve jeant dy haraghey cooishyn. BS
cleigh (f.) pl. cleighee, cleiyee, cleighyn, cleiyn embankment, fence, hedge: Va fer-thie dy row ren garey-feeyney y hoiaghey, as ren eh cleigh y yannoo mysh, as chleiy eh press-feeyney ayn Bible; mound
greesaghey (=Ir. gríosú) abet, accelerate, agitate, drive, egg on, excite, foment, foster, incentive, incite, instigate, press, prod, provoke, stir, urging; stir up: Ta smooinaghtyn er olk ayns nyn greeaghyn: as dy kinjagh greesaghey seose anvea. Bible; (enthusiasm) fire; kindle: ooilley shiuish ta greesaghey aile Bible; excitation, excitement, fomentation, provocation; abetting
pronney cram, fill, press, ram home, stuff: Glen, screeb as niee yn eeast; jean pronney marish y chooid elley jeh ny reddyn er- lhimmey jeh'n eeym, as cur shoh stiagh 'syn eeast as whaal seose eh. Dhoor; eating greedily, filling, overcrowding, stuffing; gorge
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