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deepooperit, depauperat, depauperate, depooperit, depooperit, depupard, depuperet, pauper, pawper, poper, powper,
pauper [ˈpɑːpər]
n. A school pupil who received free education in return for various cleaning and supervisory duties about the school.
n. A school pupil who received free education in return for various cleaning and supervisory duties about the school.
Compounds and phrases etc.
depauperate [dɪˈpɑːpərat, I.Sh. dɪˈpupərət]: adj. Impoverished, bankrupt.
paar, paarie, paary, par, parr, parrie, parry, parrymauk, parrymyak, parrymyak, parrymyauk, parrymyawk, paur, paurie, paurie, paurie-mak, paury, peeriemauk,
paur [pɑːr, pɔːr, N. paːr]
n. Equality, to be on a par.
dim. paurie.
n. Equality, to be on a par.
dim. paurie.
Compounds and phrases etc.
paurie-mak: An exact replica, the very same, a likeness.
paarent, paarents, pairint, paurent, paurents, pawrent, pawrents,
paurent [ˈpɑːrənt, ˈpɔːrənt, N. I. ˈpaːrənt]
n. A parent.
n. A parent.
parrit, parrot, paurit, paurot, pawrit, pawrot,
paurit [ˈpɑːrɪt, ˈpɔːrɪt, N. I. ˈpaːrɪt]
n. A parrot. A highly volatile bituminous coal.
n. A parrot. A highly volatile bituminous coal.
paury [ˈpɑːre, ˈpɔːre, N. ˈpaːre]
v. To parry.
v. To parry.
Compounds and phrases etc.
paury wi: To meddle or tamper with, have dealings with, occupy oneself with, interfere with.
paase, pahse, pause, paused, pausit,
pause [pɑːz, pɔːz]
n. A pause.
v. To pause.
pt. pp. paused
n. A pause.
v. To pause.
pt. pp. paused
paat, paater, paatit, paatter, pat, patit, patter, pattit, paut, pauter, pautit, pautter, pawt, pawtit, pawtter, putt,
paut [pɑːt, pɔːt, N. p(j)aːt]
v. To strike the ground with the foot, to touch or feel with the hand, to finger.
pt. pp. pautit
v. To strike the ground with the foot, to touch or feel with the hand, to finger.
pt. pp. pautit
pauter [ˈpɑːtər, ˈpɔːtər, N. ˈp(j)aːtər]
v. To trample, beat down by constant treading.
v. To trample, beat down by constant treading.
patent, pautent, pawtent,
pautent [ˈpɑːtət, ˈpɔːtət]
adj. Of a door etc.: wide, unobstructed, allowing free passage. Open, generally accessible. An unrestricted or unconditional contract.
adj. Of a door etc.: wide, unobstructed, allowing free passage. Open, generally accessible. An unrestricted or unconditional contract.
paive, pave, pavey, pavie, payvee,
pave [peːv]
n. A pavement, causeway.
dim. pavie
n. A pavement, causeway.
dim. pavie
paveelion, paveilion,
paveelion [ˈpəviljən]
n. A pavilion.
n. A pavilion.