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dirdum
Scots
Etymology
From northern dialectal Middle English durdan/durdum, "uproar."
Noun
dirdum (plural dirdums)
- Blame.
- A scolding.
- An uproar or fuss; a disturbance.
References
- dirdum on Merriam-Webster.com
- The Online Scots Dictionary
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durdum
English
Alternative forms
- dirdum
- durdan
Noun
durdum (plural durdums)
- (archaic) noise, uproar, clamor
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