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dreigh — /dreekh/, adj., v.t. Scot. and North Eng. dree. [var. of DRIEGH] * * * … Universalium
dree — /dree/, adj., v., dreed, dreeing. Scot. and North Eng. adj. 1. tedious; dreary. v.t. 2. to suffer; endure. Also, dreegh /dreekh/, dreigh, driech, driegh. [bef. 1000; ME; OE dreogan to endure; c. Goth driugan to serve (in arms)] * * * … Universalium
dreich — adjective or dreigh ˈdrēḵ Etymology: Middle English dregh, dreich, of Scandinavian origin; akin to Old Norse drjūgr substantial, lasting; akin to Old English drēogan to perform, endure more at drudge 1. chiefly Scotland a … Useful english dictionary
dreegh — or dreigh «dreekh», adjective. = dree. (Cf. ↑dree) … Useful english dictionary
dregh — dregh, dreȝ(h, dreh(e see dree, dreigh … Useful english dictionary
dreȝ — dregh, dreȝ(h, dreh(e see dree, dreigh … Useful english dictionary
dreȝh — dregh, dreȝ(h, dreh(e see dree, dreigh … Useful english dictionary
dreh — dregh, dreȝ(h, dreh(e see dree, dreigh … Useful english dictionary
drehe — dregh, dreȝ(h, dreh(e see dree, dreigh … Useful english dictionary
