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sain, sane, seen, seener, seenest, seun, shain, shane, sheen, shin, shön, shoon, shuin, shun, shune, shuner, sin, sinn, sön, søn, suin, suiner, suinest, sune, suner, sunest,
suin [søn, ʃøn, syn, C. U. sɪn, ʃɪn, U. ʃen, MN. sin, NN. ʃin]
adv. Soon. Early, betimes, before it is late.
adj. soon. With o: early for, in advance of.
comp. suiner Sooner. Rather.
superl. suinest Quickest, most direct, nearest.
adv. Soon. Early, betimes, before it is late.
adj. soon. With o: early for, in advance of.
comp. suiner Sooner. Rather.
superl. suinest Quickest, most direct, nearest.
Compounds and phrases etc.
sae suin as: As soon as.
sörmoos, suirmoos, suirmous,
suirmous [I.Sh. ˈsørmus]
n. Sign of life.
n. Sign of life.
seet, seetable, seut, shiut, shiuted, shoot, shootable, shuit, shuitable, shuited, shuitit, shuit-stick, shuit-stock, sitable, sitt, söt, sötit, suit, suitable, suitcase, suitin, suitit, suit-stick, suit-stock, süt, sutable, sute,
suit [søt, syt, ʃøt, ʃyt, C. U. sɪt, ʃɪt, MN. sit]
n. A suit of clothes.
v. To please or satisfy. To look becoming in a dress or colour etc. leg. To ask for, claim or crave in a court of law.
pt. pp. suitit adj. Pleased, delighted.
n. A suit of clothes.
v. To please or satisfy. To look becoming in a dress or colour etc. leg. To ask for, claim or crave in a court of law.
pt. pp. suitit adj. Pleased, delighted.
Compounds and phrases etc.
suitable: Suitable.
suitcase: Suitcase.
suitin: Suitable.
suit-stick: A stick-like bevel or adjustable square used by masons or joiners.
suitcase: Suitcase.
suitin: Suitable.
suit-stick: A stick-like bevel or adjustable square used by masons or joiners.
seet, seut, shoot, shuit, sitt, söt, suit, suitie, suitit, suitteet, suitty, suity, süt, sute,
suit [søt, syt, ʃøt, ʃyt, C. U. sɪt, ʃɪt, MN. sit]
n. Soot.
v. To cover in soot.
pt. pp. suitit adj. Soot-begrimed.
n. Soot.
v. To cover in soot.
pt. pp. suitit adj. Soot-begrimed.
suitie
adj. Sooty.
adj. Sooty.
søskin, søskins, sötskin, sötskins, suiskit, suiskits, suitchkin, suitchkins, suitskin, suitskins, sutchkin, sutchkins, sutshkin,
suitchkin [I.Sh. ˈsøtʃkɪn]
n. A brother and sister of the same parents.
n. A brother and sister of the same parents.
forseeth, forseuth, forsith, forsuith, seeth, sith, sooth, soothfow, sowth, suith, suithfae, suithfu,
suith [søθ, C. sɪθ, N. siθ]
n. Truth, verity.
adj. Of things: true, real. Of people: veracious.
adv. Truly, really, indeed.
v. To flatter, cajole, blandish.
n. Truth, verity.
adj. Of things: true, real. Of people: veracious.
adv. Truly, really, indeed.
v. To flatter, cajole, blandish.
Compounds and phrases etc.
forsuith: adv. Forsooth.
suithfu: True, veracious, dependable, creditworthy.
suithsayer: A soothsayer
suithfu: True, veracious, dependable, creditworthy.
suithsayer: A soothsayer
seuthe, seuther, soother, sootherin, southe, suithe, suither, suitherin,
suithe [søːð, sɪð, suːð]
v. To soothe.
v. To soothe.
suither
v. To soothe, calm, coax, cajole, flatter, wheedle.
v. To soothe, calm, coax, cajole, flatter, wheedle.
Compounds and phrases etc.
suitherin: Soothing, calming.
suitor [ˈsøtər, C. U. ˈsɪt-, MN. ˈsit-]
n. A follower or attendant.
n. A follower or attendant.
sulfur,
sulfur [ˈsʌlfər]
n. Sulfur (Sulphur).
n. Sulfur (Sulphur).
sullen [ˈsʌlən]
adj. Morose, sullen.
adj. Morose, sullen.