See Also: blooter(dictionary)
marginate(1)(dictionary)
marginate(2)(dictionary)

marginate(2) (iou) and blooter (iou)


marginate(2) (iou)



marginate verb trans. E17.
[Sense 1 from Latin marginat- pa. ppl stem of marginare, formed as MARGIN noun. Senses 2, 3 directly from MARGIN noun: see -ATE3.]
Chiefly Botany & Zoology. Provide with a margin or border. Chiefly as marginated ppl adjective. E17.
Annotate with marginal notes. rare. E17.
= MARGINALIZE verb 2. M20.
margi'nation noun (a) a marginated appearance or marking; (b) rare annotation with marginal notes: L19.

blooter (iou)



blooter noun & verb. colloq. (orig. & chiefly Scot.). E17.
[Origin unkn.]
A. noun.
A stupid, clumsy, noisy, or babbling person; an oaf, a blunderer. E17.
A hard and (usu.) wild kick; a ball kicked in this way. L20.
b. verb.
verb intrans. Cry shrilly. L18.
verb intrans. Bungle, blunder; talk foolishly, babble. M19.
verb trans. Kick (a ball) hard and (usu.) wildly. L20.
verb trans. Hit hard; beat up; smash. L20.
blootered adjective very drunk E19.
blootering adjective stupid, clumpsy, babbling M19.