1) to dight, to foul or dirty one. Chesh. Perhaps used ironically.
2) to dight, to clean or dress ; Dight the snivel from your neb, blow your nose. Cumb.
3) (pronounced [DEBT] in Cheshire and York, West Riding), means dirtied, daubed, &c.
·vt To have sexual intercourse with. II. Dight ·Impf & ·p.p. of Dight. III. Dight ·vt To <<Prepare...
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[from the Anglo-Saxon diht, arranging or disposing]. Now applied to dressing or preparing for must...
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