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marjory [ˈmaːrdʒəri]
n. The culinary herb marjoram Origanum majorana.
n. The culinary herb marjoram Origanum majorana.
marglit, marl, marle, marled, marlet, marlie, marls, marlt, marly, merls, merly, merrils, mirl, mirle, mirled, mirlie, mirls, mirlt, mirly, mirrles, murls,
marl [marl]
n. A mottle, an indefinite mark. A mottled or veined pattern.
pl. (the) marls Measles.
v. To mottle or streak To cause to become variegated in colour.
pt. pp. marlt Speckled, variegated.
n. A mottle, an indefinite mark. A mottled or veined pattern.
pl. (the) marls Measles.
v. To mottle or streak To cause to become variegated in colour.
pt. pp. marlt Speckled, variegated.
marlie [ˈmarle]
adj. Mottled or variegated in pattern.
adj. Mottled or variegated in pattern.
maalie, marl, marl, marley, marlie,
marl [marl]
n. A soil composed of clay and limestone.
dim. marlie A marble made from red clay hardened in the fire.
n. A soil composed of clay and limestone.
dim. marlie A marble made from red clay hardened in the fire.
marmaid, mermaid,
marmaid [ˈmarmed, ˈmeːrmed]
n. A mermaid.
n. A mermaid.
Compounds and phrases etc.
marmaid box: A sea urchin.
maroochan, marouchan,
marouchan [NN.a. maruxən]
n. A poor person. A poor cod at the beginning of the season.
n. A poor person. A poor cod at the beginning of the season.
maroonjous, maroonjus, maroungious, marounjous,
marounjous [məˈrundʒəs]
adj. Harsh, outrageous, obstreperous, surly, obstinate.
adj. Harsh, outrageous, obstreperous, surly, obstinate.
half-marrow, hauf-marrae, hauf-marrow, marless, marlless, marr, marra, marrae, marraeless, marraes, marraless, marras, marries, marro, marrow, marrow, marrowless, marrows, marrs, marry, mismarraed, mismarrowed, morless, moroless, moroliss, morra, morra, morras, morro, morroless, morros, morrow, morrow, morrows,
marrae [ˈmarə, U. ˈmorə]
n. A match, an equal, one of like ability, content, appearance or social standing etc. A mate, a marriage partner. A companion, a bosom friend, a kindred spirit. A partner in business or sport. One of a pair of gloves or shoes etc.
pl. marraes
v. To equal, match, come up to, be of equal excellence. To join or unite in matrimony, to mate. To marry, be a companion of someone in marriage. Of small farmers: to co-operate with neighbours in certain tasks.
n. A match, an equal, one of like ability, content, appearance or social standing etc. A mate, a marriage partner. A companion, a bosom friend, a kindred spirit. A partner in business or sport. One of a pair of gloves or shoes etc.
pl. marraes
v. To equal, match, come up to, be of equal excellence. To join or unite in matrimony, to mate. To marry, be a companion of someone in marriage. Of small farmers: to co-operate with neighbours in certain tasks.
Compounds and phrases etc.
hauf-marrae: A marrage partner, mate.
marraein [ˈmarəɪn, U. ˈmorəɪn]: An exchange agreement, co-operative farmwork.
marraeless: Matchless, single, unmarried.
mismarraed: Mismatched, ill-assorted.
marraein [ˈmarəɪn, U. ˈmorəɪn]: An exchange agreement, co-operative farmwork.
marraeless: Matchless, single, unmarried.
mismarraed: Mismatched, ill-assorted.
marra, marrae, marrow, marry,
marrae [ˈmarə]
n. Of a bone: marrow.
n. Of a bone: marrow.
marat, marrat, marrot, maurat, morot, morrot, murrat, murren, murrit,
marrot [ˈmarət]
n. The guillemot Uria aalge or razorbill Alca torda.
n. The guillemot Uria aalge or razorbill Alca torda.
marischal, marishal, marschall, marshal,
marshal [ˈmarʃl]
n. A marshal.
n. A marshal.