Definition of Crachin. Meaning of Crachin. Synonyms of Crachin

- William de Crachin (died c. 1274) was a prelate active in the Kingdom of Scotland in the 13th century. The earliest known Dean of Brechin Cathedral, his...
- Brechin In office 1246?–1269 Predecessor Gregory Successor William de Crachin Previous post(s) Precentor of Brechin (left by 1247) Orders Consecration...
- Religious titles Preceded by ? Last known dean: William (de Crachin?) Dean of Brechin × 1295–1295 Succeeded by Imbert Aurei Preceded by Robert de Fyvie...
- February onwards this rain, low cloud and foggy weather (known locally as the crachin) would last through much of the battle and severely hamper Allied air and...
- ended by December, but a light steady drizzle, which the French had called crachin weather and occasional torrential downpours could be expected to occur...
- Gregory of Brechin 1246 1269 Albin of Brechin aft. 1269 bef. 1274 William de Crachin Had been the dean of Brechin; the Papal legate, Ottobone, refused to consecrate...
- climate, isolated many of the outposts with a night-time fog known as crachin, thick jungle, a lack of roads, and steep terrain. Each outpost was given...
- craquer cracher "to spit" crachement crachat craché cracheur cracheuse crachin crachis crachoir crachoter crachouiller crachoter crachotement crack cracking...