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▪ I. mard, a.|mɑːd|
= marred ppl. a. b. dial.
1903in Eng. Dial. Dict. 1911D. H. Lawrence White Peacock vii. 493 The little devils are soft, mard-soft. 1913― Love Poems 53 Eh, tha'rt a mard-'arsed kid. 1959I. & P. Opie Lore & Lang. Schoolch. x. 187 Elsewhere the weak one may carry the label..mard 'un.
▪ II. mard, v. dial.|mɑːd|
[Cf. prec. and mar v. 3 c.]
To ‘spoil’ (a child).
1874in Eng. Dial. Dict. (1903). 1911D. H. Lawrence White Peacock vii. 493 She marded 'em till they were soft.
▪ III. mard, -er
see merd, marter. |