Part 254 (1/2)

DUM TAM, a bunch of clothes on a beggar's back, under his coat, S B

_To_ DUMFOUNDER, _v a_ To confuse, to stupify, S

DUMBIE, _s_ pron _Dummie_ One who is _dumb_, S

_Z Boyd_

_To_ DUMP, _v a_ To strike with the feet, Ang

Sw _domp-a_, rudius palpare

DUMPY, _adj_ Short and thick; also used as a _s_, S

Isl _doomp_, ancillula crassa

DUMScuame of children, much the same as _pallall_, or the _beds_

DUN, _s_ A hill, eminence, S

_Stat Acc_

A S _dun_, mons; Gael id a fortified hill

_To_ DUNCH, _v a_ To push or jog with the fist or elbow, S

Teut _dons-en_, pugno percutere

DUNCH, _s_ One who is short and thick, S

~Dunchy~, _adj_ Squat, S

DUNDERHEAD, _s_ A blockhead, Loth

V ~Donnart~

DWMMYSMAN, _s_ A judge

_Wyntown_

DWN, _pret_ of the _v Do_