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expoon, expoon$, expoond, expoun, expoun$, expund,
expoond [ɛksˈpun(d)]
v. To expound, explain, interpret scripture.
v. To expound, explain, interpret scripture.
export,
export [ɛksˈpoːrt]
n. A stronger dark beer.
v. To export.
n. A stronger dark beer.
v. To export.
expose,
expose [ɛksˈpoːz]
v. To expound, explain.
v. To expound, explain.
exposeetion, exposeition,
exposeetion [ɛksˈpoːziʃən]
n. Exposition, an explanation of a passage of Scripture.
n. Exposition, an explanation of a passage of Scripture.
See expose.
expression,
express [ɛkˈsprɛs]
v. Express.
v. Express.
Compounds and phrases etc.
expression [ɛkˈsprɛʃən]: An expression.
expressionless: Expressionless.
expressionless: Expressionless.
aixtra, extrae, extrie, extry,
extrae [ɛkˈstrə, ɛkˈstre]
adj. Extra.
adj. Extra.
edyan, edyen, eidency, eident, eidently, eydance, eydence, eydency, eydent, eydentlie, eydently, ident, idint,
eydent [ˈəidənt, I.Ork. ˈɛdjən]
adj. Industrious, assiduous, continually busy, diligent. Of mental or moral qualities: conscientious, watchful, careful, attentive. Of weather: continuous, persistent.
adv. Assiduously, busily.
adj. Industrious, assiduous, continually busy, diligent. Of mental or moral qualities: conscientious, watchful, careful, attentive. Of weather: continuous, persistent.
adv. Assiduously, busily.
Compounds and phrases etc.
eydently: Assiduously, busily.
eydence: Diligence, hard work, assiduity.
eydency: Diligence, hard work, assiduity.
eydence: Diligence, hard work, assiduity.
eydency: Diligence, hard work, assiduity.
ayentmint, eyntment, intmint,
eyntment [ˈəintmɪnt]
n. Ointment.
n. Ointment.
caller_$ou, caller_o$u, caller_oo, caller_oost, caller_ou, caller_ow, caller_oyse, calleroo, callerou, caller-ou, callerow, eister, eyster, oost, owster, oyse, oyster,
eyster [ˈəistər]
n. An oyster.
n. An oyster.
Compounds and phrases etc.
caller ou [ˈkalər uː, -ʌu]: An old street cry indicating the sale of fresh oysters. From arch. [ˈʌustər].
aither, either, eyther,
eyther [I.Ork. ˈaiðər, ˈɛːðər]
v. To rain slightly, to drizzle.
v. To rain slightly, to drizzle.