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"etymology_text": "From Middle English dregh, from Old English ġedrēog, *drēog, from Proto-West Germanic *dreug, from Proto-Germanic *dreugaz. Possibly influenced by Brythonic, e.g. Welsh drycin (“bad weather”) < drwg (“bad”) + hin (“weather”).\nDistantly cognate with English drudge, dree, and German trügen.",
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"english": "The dreary, inhuman blue on Nadia's long-silent thought-screen fizzed into life.",
"ref": "2000, Matthew Fitt, But n Ben A-Go-Go, Luath, published 2000, page 132:",
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"Scots terms derived from Welsh",
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"english": "The dreary, inhuman blue on Nadia's long-silent thought-screen fizzed into life.",
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"word": "dreich"
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