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81 íll-lífl
n. a wicked life, Barl. 138, Fms. viii. 54. -
82 íll-lífr
adj. wicked, Þiðr. 69. -
83 íll-læti
n. pl. hideous grimaces, Konr. -
84 íll-mannliga
adv. wickedly, cruelly; ílla ok í., Fms. v. 265; í. ok grimmliga, Ld. 246, Mar. -
85 íll-máligr
adj. foul-mouthed, slanderous, Finnb. 280, Háv. 38, Str. 15. -
86 íll-menni
n. a knave (of thieves and robbers), a wicked, cruel man, Fms. ii. 4, vi. 60, Symb. 59, Nj. 32. -
87 íll-mennska
u, f. wickedness, cruelly, Háv. 44. -
88 íll-mæla
t, with acc., in mod. usage with dat., to libel, slander, talk evil of, Str. 15, Hkr. iii. 262; vera íllmæltr af e-u, to have evil reputation from, Bs. i. 759. -
89 íll-mælgi
f. slander, calumny, 623. 30. -
90 íll-mæli
n. a libel, Nj. 183, Lv. 53, Boll. 350, Dropl. 11, Krók. 7. -
91 íll-ráðigr
adj. giving wicked counsel, Fms. x. 380. -
92 íll-ráðr
adj. wicked, Sturl. iii. 281: a nickname, Fb. iii. -
93 íll-ræða
u, f. bad language, Sks. 25. -
94 íll-ræði
n. evil doings, crime, Fms. x. 390, Róm. 256. -
95 íll-ræmdr
part. of evil report. -
96 íll-sakar
f. pl., in the phrase, troða íllsakar við e-n, to have a rough fight with one, Nj. 219. -
97 íll-skái
a, m. the less of two evils; hvárt þykkir þér betr? … þat þykki mér íllskáinn at þú hafir, Band. 21 new Ed. -
98 íll-skárri
compar., -
99 íll-skárst
superl. the less of two evils; það er íllskátra, íllskást. -
100 íll-skælda
u, f. a poetaster, Eg., Hkr.; a nickname given to a poet for having stolen the burden of another poem, see Fms. iii. 65.
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