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chute, shoot, shute,
chute [ʃut]
n. A chute. A playground slide.
n. A chute. A playground slide.
cigarette,
cigarette [ˈsɪgərɛt]
n. A cigarette.
n. A cigarette.
ciotach, ciotag, citach, citach, cittoge, katie, katie, katy, katy, ketach, ketach, ketogue, kitach, kitach, kither, kithog, kitock, kitogue, kittagh, kittagh, kittaw, kittaw, kitter, kittog, kittogue, kitty, kitty,
ciotag [ˈkjʌtag]
n. Gael. The left hand.
n. Gael. The left hand.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ciotach [ˈkjʌtax]: Gael. Left-handed.
ceircle, circle, circul, circular,
circle [sɪrkl]
n. A circle. DD. A traffic roundabout.
n. A circle. DD. A traffic roundabout.
Compounds and phrases etc.
circular [ˈsɪrk(j)ulər]: Circular.
circuceesed, circumceese, circumceesion,
circumceese [ˈsɪrkəsiːz]
v. To circumcise.
pt. pp. circuceesed
v. To circumcise.
pt. pp. circuceesed
Compounds and phrases etc.
circumceesion: Circumcision.
circumstance,
circumstance [ˈsɪrkəmstans]
n. A circumstance, an elaboration of details.
n. A circumstance, an elaboration of details.
circumvene,
circumvene [ˈsɪrkəmvin]
v. Circumvent, to get the better of, to outwit. To make the circuit of, go round.
v. Circumvent, to get the better of, to outwit. To make the circuit of, go round.
cistern, cistren,
cistren [ˈsɪstrən, ˈsɪstərn]
n. A cistern.
n. A cistern.
claag, claag, claug, klag,
claag [I.Sh. klaːg]
n. A cackling.
v. Of fowls: to cackle, clamour. To jabber, twaddle.
n. A cackling.
v. Of fowls: to cackle, clamour. To jabber, twaddle.
claaber, clabber, clabberd, clabbered, clabberie, clabbert, clabbery, clauber, clobber, clobbery, glabber,
clabber [klabər, ˈklɔbər]
n. Mud, clay, dirt, mire.
v. To cover with mud or dirt.
pt. pp. clabbert, clabbered
n. Mud, clay, dirt, mire.
v. To cover with mud or dirt.
pt. pp. clabbert, clabbered
clabbery
adj. Dirty, muddy.
adj. Dirty, muddy.