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aancient, auncient, encient,
auncient [ˈɑːnʃənt, N. I. ˈaːnʃənt]
adj. Ancient.
adj. Ancient.
aangel, angel, aungel, awngel, engil,
aungel [ˈɑːndʒəl, ˈɔːndʒəl, N. I. ˈaːndʒəl]
n. An angel. A scutching machine used in cotton-spinning.
n. An angel. A scutching machine used in cotton-spinning.
aantie, aanty, ahnt, ahnty, anti, anty, aunt, auntie, aunty, untie, unty,
aunt [ant]
n. Aunt, also aunty.
n. Aunt, also aunty.
Compounds and phrases etc.
auld aunty: A grand-aunt.
aapron, apern, apren, aprin, apron, apronman, aupron, aupronman, awpron, harn-apron, haurden-aupron, napron, seck-apron, seck-aupron,
aupron [ˈɑːprən, ˈaprɪn]
n. Apron.
n. Apron.
Compounds and phrases etc.
aupronman: One who wears an apron at work, an artisan.
haurden-aupron: A course linen apron.
seck-aupron: A sackcloth apron.
haurden-aupron: A course linen apron.
seck-aupron: A sackcloth apron.
aar, ar, ard, arr, arred, art, aur, aur$d, aured, aurr, aurt, awrt, err, pockarrd, pockaured, pockaurt, pocknarred, pokeaurt,
aur [ɑːr, ɔːr, N. I. aːr]
n. The mark left by a wound.
n. The mark left by a wound.
aurt, aured
adj. Marked with scars
adj. Marked with scars
Compounds and phrases etc.
pockaurt, pockaured: Scarred by pocks.
arrie, aurae, aurie, aurrie, orry, ory,
aurie [ˈɑːrɪ, ˈɔːrɪ, N. I. ˈaːrɪ]
n. Area.
n. Area.
aurora [ˈɑːrɔːrə]
n. The goddess of the dawn.The dawn.
n. The goddess of the dawn.The dawn.
astren, austern, austerne, austran, owsteran,
austerne [ɑstərn, SW. ʌusɔtərn]
adj. Of severe appearance, having an austere look.
adj. Of severe appearance, having an austere look.
Austrailae, Austrailie, Austrailye, Australie, Australy, Australya,
Australie [ˈɑːstrele, ˈɔːstele, N. I. ˈaːstreli]
pn. Australia.
pn. Australia.
autheist, authiest, awthiest,
autheist [ˈɑːθɪəst, ˈɔːθɪəst]
n. Atheist.
n. Atheist.