runchick
/ˈrʌn(t)ʃɪk/Scottish (now Orkney, Shetland, and Caithness )
noun
= runchie.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Patrick Hume (fl. 1580–1621). Apparently from runch + -ock. In spite of the appearance of some of the forms, no potential Scottish Gaelic etymon has been identified.
- speakership
- speak evil of
- speak for oneself
- speak for yourself
- speaking
- speaking clock
- speaking of
- speaking trumpet
- speaking tube
- speak in tongues
- speak one's mind
- speak (or talk) of the devil
- speak (or talk) out of turn
- speak (or think) ill of
- speak out (or up)
- speak the same language
- speak up
- speak up for
- speak volumes
- speak well (or ill) of
- spear
- spear carrier
- spearfish
- speargrass
- speargun