Sekirov Dictionary

toom

adjective 1
noun 2
verb 1
forms 5

adjective1

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(dialect, rare) Empty; bare.
- Gin she was toom afore, she's toomer now, Her heart was like to loup out at her mou'. — 1778

noun2

A piece of waste ground where rubbish is deposited.
•
Vacant time, leisure.
- He had exhausted Bath, but his connections and introductions made the transition easy. There was toom for two in the capital. — 1978

verb1

(dialect, rare) To empty; teem.

forms

toomed · tooming · tooms · more toom · most toom

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