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Meanings of neep in English
Subspecies of plant.
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Usage of neep in English
1
The only odds is, that we ken that we dinna ken, and the neep-seed kens nothing at all aboot it.
2
Just after the sun sets and the bushes bloom with bugs, you will see bats flitter, silhouetted as they neep.
3
We ken no more, Maister Sutherlan', what we're growin' till, than that neep-seed there kens what a neep is, though a neep it will be.
4
Think of our back garden, with our own 'neeps' and vegetable marrows growing in it!
5
We could do without the neeps.
6
He's let Heatherbell intill the neeps.
7
Apples, onions, neeps, carrots... there's a long winter ahead for all of us, and our stores are not inexhaustible.
8
In Ireland, the chunky, purple and orange root vegetables are commonly known as turnips, and in Scotland they are neeps.
9
But, again, to advance a step further, there are, as the landlady of the inn remarked, "neeps intilt."
10
"Robin Fordyce," says the old lady severely, "what garred ye loose Heatherbell in among the neeps.
11
"It's wild boar," the woman said, "well peppered, and served with onions, mushrooms, and mashed neeps."
Translations for neep
Russian
Spanish
Neep through the time