dirdum, dirdam or durdum /dirˈdəm or dûrˈ/ (Scot)

1. Uproar
2. A scolding, punishment
3. Blame

• diptychs
• dipyridamole
• diquat
• diquats
• Dir.
• Dirac's constant
• diram
• dirams
• dirdam
• dirdams
• dirdum
• dirdums
• dire
• direct
• direct access
• direct action
• direct actions
• direct broadcast satellite
• direct broadcast satellites
• direct cost
• direct costs
• direct current
• direct currents
• direct damages
• direct data capture