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1howff — or howf noun Etymology: Dutch hof enclosure; akin to Old English hof enclosure, and perhaps to hufil hill Date: 1711 Scottish haunt, resort …
2howff — /howf, owf; hohf, ohf/, Scot. n. 1. an abode; a familiar shelter or resort. v.i. 2. to reside. 3. to visit a familiar haunt. [1555 65; orig. uncert.] * * * …
3howff — Scottish Vernacular Dictionary Public house, usually of the spit and sawdust variety …
4Howff — a regular meeting place, usually a pub, where friends gather. Derived from a Dutch/Flemish word hof which is a courtyard or enclosed space …
5howff — [haʊf] noun Scottish a favourite haunt, especially a pub. Origin C16 (as the name of the main burial ground in Dundee): of unknown origin …
6howff — I. noun see howf I II. intransitive verb see howf II …
7Burns Howff — The Burns Howff is probably the best known Rock and Blues music venue in Glasgow. It was located on West Regent Street in the city centre and established a reputation as the launch pad for many Scottish musicians. Burns Howff resident bands… …
8howf — I. noun or howff ˈhəu̇f ( s) Etymology: Dutch hof enclosure, burial ground, garden, resort; akin to Old English hof enclosure, court, dwelling, temple, Old High German, court, garden, landed property, Old Norse, enclosure, roofed tem …
9Dumfries — For other uses, see Dumfries (disambiguation). Coordinates: 55°04′12″N 3°36′11″W / 55.070°N 3.603°W / 55.070; 3.603 …
10Archie Fisher — MBE is a Scottish folk singer.The early yearsArchie Fisher was born in Glasgow on 23 October, 1939 into a large singing family. Two of his six sisters Ray and Cilla Fisher, are also professional singers. In 1960 he moved to Edinburgh and appeared …
