Definition of kenspeckle in English:

kenspeckle

adjective ˈkɛnˌspɛk(ə)lˈkenˌspek(ə)l

Scottish

Easily recognizable; conspicuous.
he loved walking in the village, where he was a kenspeckle figure
Example sentencesExamples
- One man who has known him since those earliest days is Joe Miles, a kenspeckle figure in Ulster rugby, who was chairman of the selectors when Humphreys was first picked to represent the province.
- Another kenspeckle figure in Scottish training ranks is Andrew Crow, whose five-year-old gelding Witch Wind did well to finish second.
- It's been a good week for the kenspeckle Labour MP George Galloway.
- According to Burns's kenspeckle coach Rab Bannon, the shock win over Earl was the result of the Englishman's camp not doing their homework on the Coatbridge boxer.
- A number of kenspeckle folk with Hamilton connections were at the opening match.
- That kenspeckle figure in Scottish racing, trainer Donal Nolan, had a long career as a jockey on the flat and over jumps, and down the years he has sent out a decent number of winners from his yard near Wishaw.
- A kenspeckle figure in Scotland, Morrison networks effectively with bonhomie and chuckles.
- Jim Black, the kenspeckle freelance sportswriter addressed this issue in the columns of The Herald and concluded that they were reactionary dinosaurs.

Origin

Mid 16th century: of Scandinavian origin, probably based on Old Norse kenna 'know, perceive' and spak-, spek- 'wise or wisdom'.

Definition of kenspeckle in US English:

kenspeckle

adjectiveˈkenˌspek(ə)l

Scottish

Easily recognizable; conspicuous.
he loved walking in the village, where he was a kenspeckle figure
Example sentencesExamples
- According to Burns's kenspeckle coach Rab Bannon, the shock win over Earl was the result of the Englishman's camp not doing their homework on the Coatbridge boxer.
- It's been a good week for the kenspeckle Labour MP George Galloway.
- Another kenspeckle figure in Scottish training ranks is Andrew Crow, whose five-year-old gelding Witch Wind did well to finish second.
- A number of kenspeckle folk with Hamilton connections were at the opening match.
- A kenspeckle figure in Scotland, Morrison networks effectively with bonhomie and chuckles.
- Jim Black, the kenspeckle freelance sportswriter addressed this issue in the columns of The Herald and concluded that they were reactionary dinosaurs.
- That kenspeckle figure in Scottish racing, trainer Donal Nolan, had a long career as a jockey on the flat and over jumps, and down the years he has sent out a decent number of winners from his yard near Wishaw.
- One man who has known him since those earliest days is Joe Miles, a kenspeckle figure in Ulster rugby, who was chairman of the selectors when Humphreys was first picked to represent the province.

Origin

Mid 16th century: of Scandinavian origin, probably based on Old Norse kenna ‘know, perceive’ and spak-, spek- ‘wise or wisdom’.

单词	kenspeckle
释义	Definition of kenspeckle in English: kenspeckle adjective ˈkɛnˌspɛk(ə)lˈkenˌspek(ə)l Scottish Easily recognizable; conspicuous. he loved walking in the village, where he was a kenspeckle figure Example sentencesExamples One man who has known him since those earliest days is Joe Miles, a kenspeckle figure in Ulster rugby, who was chairman of the selectors when Humphreys was first picked to represent the province. Another kenspeckle figure in Scottish training ranks is Andrew Crow, whose five-year-old gelding Witch Wind did well to finish second. It's been a good week for the kenspeckle Labour MP George Galloway. According to Burns's kenspeckle coach Rab Bannon, the shock win over Earl was the result of the Englishman's camp not doing their homework on the Coatbridge boxer. A number of kenspeckle folk with Hamilton connections were at the opening match. That kenspeckle figure in Scottish racing, trainer Donal Nolan, had a long career as a jockey on the flat and over jumps, and down the years he has sent out a decent number of winners from his yard near Wishaw. A kenspeckle figure in Scotland, Morrison networks effectively with bonhomie and chuckles. Jim Black, the kenspeckle freelance sportswriter addressed this issue in the columns of The Herald and concluded that they were reactionary dinosaurs. Origin Mid 16th century: of Scandinavian origin, probably based on Old Norse kenna 'know, perceive' and spak-, spek- 'wise or wisdom'. Definition of kenspeckle in US English: kenspeckle adjectiveˈkenˌspek(ə)l Scottish Easily recognizable; conspicuous. he loved walking in the village, where he was a kenspeckle figure Example sentencesExamples According to Burns's kenspeckle coach Rab Bannon, the shock win over Earl was the result of the Englishman's camp not doing their homework on the Coatbridge boxer. It's been a good week for the kenspeckle Labour MP George Galloway. Another kenspeckle figure in Scottish training ranks is Andrew Crow, whose five-year-old gelding Witch Wind did well to finish second. A number of kenspeckle folk with Hamilton connections were at the opening match. A kenspeckle figure in Scotland, Morrison networks effectively with bonhomie and chuckles. Jim Black, the kenspeckle freelance sportswriter addressed this issue in the columns of The Herald and concluded that they were reactionary dinosaurs. That kenspeckle figure in Scottish racing, trainer Donal Nolan, had a long career as a jockey on the flat and over jumps, and down the years he has sent out a decent number of winners from his yard near Wishaw. One man who has known him since those earliest days is Joe Miles, a kenspeckle figure in Ulster rugby, who was chairman of the selectors when Humphreys was first picked to represent the province. Origin Mid 16th century: of Scandinavian origin, probably based on Old Norse kenna ‘know, perceive’ and spak-, spek- ‘wise or wisdom’.
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