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abuiss [S. SN. I. C. ə'bø:s, ə'b(j)ɪs, N. ə'bis ]n. Abuse. For the v. see abuise.
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disabuiss: damage, bad usage |
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| aby, abye, |
| aby [ə'baɪ]adv. MN. Ago, past. |
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| Abyne, Abine, |
| Abyne [ə'bəin]pn. Aboyne. (Aberdeenshire) |
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| academy, academie, |
| academy [ə'kadəmɪ]n. A school for higher secondary education. |
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| acause, kis, akis, cause, kiz, cis, becahse, 'cos, bakas', Baecaas, cos, accause, acaase, caase, caaze, caaz, becaase, becas, akiz, caes, |
acause [ə'kɑ:z]conj. Because, contracted 'cause [kɑ:z, kɪz].
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acause o: on account of |
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| accent, ascent, |
| accent [ak'sɛnt, a'sɛnt]n. Accent. |
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| accept, accep, accepp, acceppit, acceptit, accepit, |
accept [ək'sɛp(t)]v. Accept.
pt. pp. acceptit |
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| Accies, |
| Accies ['aki:z]n. The student football team Hamilton Academical FC. |
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| accommodate, accommodate, accommodatit, accommodat, |
accommodate ə'kɔmədet]v. To accomodate
pt. accommodatit pp. accommodat adj. Fit, suitable. |
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| accoont, accoontable, accoonts, |
accoont [ə'kunt]n. Account.
pl. accoonts News, details, information.
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accoontable: accountable |
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