begruttenadj.
/bᵻˈɡrʌt(ə)n/, U.S. /bəˈɡrətn/, /biˈɡrətn/, Scottish English /bᵻˈɡrʌt(ə)n/ Scottish.
Marred or swollen in face with much weeping.
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1805 A. Scott Poems 85 (Jam.) A hopeless maid of fifty years Begrutten sair, and blurr'd wi' tears.
1820 W. Scott Monastery I. viii. 238 Poor things..they are sae begrutten.
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adj.1805- to flounce it
- to flounce over
- to flounder up
- to flourish out
- to flout a person out of
- to flout out of
- to flow above the banks
- to flow and reflow
- to flow at waste
- to flow over
- to flow past
- to flow past shore
- to flow south, tide and half tide
- to flow with
- to flow with in
- to flow with milk and honey
- to flow with of
- to flower off
- to fluff in the pan
- to flunk out
- to flutter a thing into rags, to pieces, etc
- to flutter into rags, to pieces, etc
- to flutter one's eyelashes
- to flutter out
- to flutter the dovecotes