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Cum/Come Source: SND
A thaw.
Dirty thow Source: SND
A thaw brought on by rain.
Dry thow Source: SND
A thaw after a high wind.
Fresh Source: SND
A period of open weather, a breaking of a spell of frost, a thaw.
Freshening Source: SND (supp)
Sc. usage in vbl.n. freshening: a thaw.
Glotten Source: SND
A partial thaw, in consequence of which the water begins to appear on the ice.
Gnaw Source: SND
A slight, partial thaw.
Hielan thaw Source: SND
A rapid but incomplete thaw followed by a renewed snowstorm.
Ice-lousan Source: SND
A thaw.
Ice-lowsing Source: SND
A thaw.
Saft Source: SND
A thaw; rain, moisture.
Sea-hack Source: SND
A temporary thaw during frost caused by warmer air coming from the sea during the rising tide.
Slag-day Source: SND
Wet, moist, soft under foot, as of ice in a thaw; of hail or snow. Hence comb. slag-day, see QUOT: The land, or ice after a thaw, is said to be slaggie. A slag-day with curlers, is a day on which the ice is thawing.
Snawbrack Source: SND
A thaw.
Sour thaw Source: SND
Sour thaw, QUOT: A sour thaw, when the air temperature is only a degree or two above freezing. The top soil may become thawed and sticky, but that is as far as it goes.
Thow Source: DOST
A thaw.
Thow Source: SND
As in Eng., lit. and fig., a state of thaw, melting snow or ice, slush.
Thow wind Source: SND
A wind bringing a thaw.
Thowing Source: DOST
Thawing, melting.
Tow lowsin Source: SND
A quick or violent thaw.
Tow-lowsin/Thaw-lowsin Source: SND
A thaw.
Unbrak Source: SND
The beginning (of a thaw).
Uplowsin Source: SND
A thaw.
Upslaag Source: SND
A change in weather, esp. from hard frost to milder conditions, a thaw, gen. associated with rain and a south wind.
Uptak Source: SND
A sudden thaw.
Weet thaw Source: SND
A normal thaw unaccompanied by wind or rain.
Weet thow Source: SND
A thaw accompanied by rain.
Yield Source: SND
A partial thaw, a relaxing of hard frost.
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