ice shoggle n.

an icicle; also shoggle, shockle

??? < ME. iseyokel , iseȝokil (icicle)

idle a.

indolent

< OE. īdel (empty, devoid)

idle-back n.

an indolent person;

< OE. īdel (empty, devoid) + bæc (back)

ill-thriven a.

badly grown; poorly-developed

< ON. illr (ill, bad) + þrífask (to thrive)

inby adv.

a coalmining term for heading towards the coalface;

< OE inn (in, on) + bī (by, near)

ing n.

a meadow, especially one located by a river; also eng

< ON. eng (meadow)

ingle-neuk n.

corner of fireside, particularly one with an open-hearth fireplace

??? < Gael aingeal (fire) + ME. nok (a corner)

inkle n.

a type of of coarse linen tape used for various purposes, e.g. tying meat to a spit

orig. unknown

inoo adv.

See enow

intake n.

a piece of land taken in and enclosed from moorland or a common

< OE. in (in, on) + ON. taka (to seize, to take)

'ippins n.pl.

See hipping(s)

ivin n.

ivy

< OE. īfiȝ (ivy)

ivver adv.

ever

< OE. ǣfre (ever, always)

ivverin' n.

See evering