dirdum
noun
dir·dum ˈdir-dəm 
ˈdər-
ˈdər- Scotland
: blame
Word History
Etymology
Middle English (northern dialect) durdan, durdum uproar, of Celtic origin; akin to Welsh dwrdd noise, clamor, Middle Irish dordán humming, droning
First Known Use
circa 1693, in the meaning defined above
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- earth pillar
- earth pitch
- earth plate
- earth plum
- earth pyramid
- earth quadrant
- earth science
- earth scientist
- earth sounds
- earth spirit
- earth station
- earth stopper
- Earth Surface People
- earth table
- earth tide
- earth tilting
- earth tone
- earth tremor
- earth wave
- earth wax
- earth wire