Meanings of biggins in English

Is there no room for them in the dirty lawlands that they maun file the hills wi' their biggins?

Better built cottages took the place of the old mud biggins with holes in their roofs to let out the smoke.

The finest needlework and lace stitches were lavished on these tiny infants' caps, which were not, when thus adorned and ornamented, called biggins.

In which film will you encounter young versions of Meat Loaf and Christopher Biggins?

We sat with her, Bobby and Christopher Biggins.

Biggins said it was a misconception that university drama and theatre degrees were just about training actors.

Mr Biggins locks Siegfried and James in the privy when they threaten to euthanise his prize rooster.

Dave Dyer interrupted to give tidings, D' tell you that Clara Biggins was in town couple days ago?

(Whether this old duck Biggins had an English setter or a Llewellyn.

Christopher Biggins is hosting the Best Of British Variety Tour 2010, which runs until 28 September.

Biggins agreed, saying the heyday of the theatre degree at Newcastle university turned the city into a "hotbed" of creativity.

Defending women's champions Tolka Rovers have a new coach in David Biggins as Maeve Coleman concentrates on the Irish Cadette squad this season.

Research conducted by field biologist Dean Biggins with the US Geological Survey indicates that, once it arrives, the plague is there to stay.

In a follow-up study, Biggins and his colleagues compared the survival of vaccinated and unvaccinated ferrets on sites that didn't have an obvious outbreak.

"Holland for biggins" was eagerly sought.