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clumsy adjective tackie NORTH-EAST, ill-setten; (incompetent) han(d)less; (at doing something) ill (at); (in walking) shauchlin; (and stupid) gawkit; (of things) untowtherlie NORTH-EAST.
‣ work clumsily hash.
‣ clumsy person ba(u)chle, gawk(ie); (large coarse man) caber NORTH-EAST.
work
verb wirk, darg.
noun
1 wark.
2 piece of work seam.
3 works (of a mechanism) intimmers.
‣ worked past tense and past participle: wrocht, vrocht NORTH-EAST.
‣ worked up vrocht up NORTH-EAST, on the keevee.
‣ worker (speedy but careless) hasher; (dirty, untidy) scutter, slaister, slitter.
‣ begin work yoke (tae), streek NORTH-EAST.
‣ time to begin work yokin time.
‣ time to finish work lowsin time.
‣ set to work pit tae yer han(d).
‣ stop work lowse.
‣ work clumsily see CLUMSY.
‣ work done carelessly see CARE.
‣ work hard stick in, chaave NORTH-EAST; (until you are exhausted) knock yer pan in.
‣ work for little or nothing work for sweeties.