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haud [hȯd]
(meteorology)
In Scotland, a squall.
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Here's what she had to say on the subject: "I think they should au haud their wheesht aboot that man.
A wee problem for the Donald by Barr O'Flanagan, Linda / Real Estate Weekly
Esimese kolmega Was laastus samaaegne on ka varem dateeritud Naakamae matus (2890-2480 eKr) ja uks Tamula lokaliseerimata haud puidust tehtud dateeringu jargi (2900-2300 eKr).
New AMS dates from Estonian Stone Age burial sites/UUED ... by Kriiska, Aivar; Lougas, Lembi; Lohmus, Mari; Mannermaa, Kristiina; Johanson, Kristiina / Estonian Journal of Archaeology
Smith HAUD on, it cannae be the Burns season already.
NOT A BARD START TO BURNS SEASON by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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