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treebulation [tribjuˈleʃən]
n. A state of great trouble or suffering.
n. A state of great trouble or suffering.
treebutar [ˈtrib(j)uteːr]
n. A tributary.
n. A tributary.
contreebute, contreebution, contreibute, contreibution, distreebute, distreebutit, distreibute, treebute,
treebute [ˈtrib(j)ut]
n. A tribute.
n. A tribute.
Compounds and phrases etc.
contreebute [kənˈ-]: v. To contribute.
contreebution: A contribution.
distreebute [dɪsˈtrib(j)ut]: To distribute. pt. distreebutit pp. distreebute
contreebution: A contribution.
distreebute [dɪsˈtrib(j)ut]: To distribute. pt. distreebutit pp. distreebute
treel, tril, trill,
treel [tril]
v. Trill. To roll, bowl, trundle a hoop. To run slowly. To chatter continuously.
v. Trill. To roll, bowl, trundle a hoop. To run slowly. To chatter continuously.
Compounds and phrases etc.
treelin: Trilling.
threeple, threeplet, trebble, treeple, treple, trible, tripple,
treeple [tripl]
n. A kind of dance step, consisting of three movements, a three-step, the music for that.
v. To treble, to increase threefold. To play a tune in triple time or dance to it, to waltz, to beat time with the feet to a dance tune.
n. A kind of dance step, consisting of three movements, a three-step, the music for that.
v. To treble, to increase threefold. To play a tune in triple time or dance to it, to waltz, to beat time with the feet to a dance tune.
also threeple [θripl]: Tripple, threefold, three times over.
Compounds and phrases etc.
threeplet: Triplet.
threish, treece, treech, trees, treesh, treish,
treesh [MN. triʃ, tris]
n. Enticement, flattery, cajolery.
int. A call to cattle to come to one.
v. Followed by wi: to entreat, wheedle, cajole, entice in a kind and flattering way. With at or efter: to run after, to dance attendance on, to court. To call an animal to oneself.
n. Enticement, flattery, cajolery.
int. A call to cattle to come to one.
v. Followed by wi: to entreat, wheedle, cajole, entice in a kind and flattering way. With at or efter: to run after, to dance attendance on, to court. To call an animal to oneself.
traicherie, traicherous, traichery, treecherous, treechery, treechirus, treicherie, treicherous, treichery,
treicherous [ˈtritʃərəs, ˈtretʃərəs]
adj. Treacherous.
adj. Treacherous.
Compounds and phrases etc.
treichery: Treachery.
thesaure, thesaured, traishur, traisur, traisure, traisured, traisurt, treasuir, treesure, treesured, treisuir, treisuirt, treisur, treisure, treisured, treisurt, tresuir, trizzure,
treisur [triːʒər, treːʒər]
n. Treasure.
v. To treasure.
pt. pp. treisurt
n. Treasure.
v. To treasure.
pt. pp. treisurt
thremenjus, tirmendous, tremendious, tremendiss, tremendous, tremenjous,
tremendous [trəˈmɛnd(j)əs]
adj. Tremendous. Exceedingly, extremely, very much.
adj. Tremendous. Exceedingly, extremely, very much.
shakkie-tremlies, shakkie-tremmlies, thrimmle, thrimmlin, thrummle, trammel, trem$lin, tremlies, tremmel, tremmelt, tremmle, tremmles, tremmlie, tremmlin, trim$le, trimble, trimblin, trimmelt, trimmle, trimmles, trimmlin, trumlin, trumml$t, trummle, trummlin, yowe-tremmle, yow-trummle,
tremmle [trɛml, trɪml, trʌml]
n. A tremble or tremor.
pl. tremmles The ague, paralysis in sheep.
v. To tremble, tremor.
pt. pp. tremmelt
n. A tremble or tremor.
pl. tremmles The ague, paralysis in sheep.
v. To tremble, tremor.
pt. pp. tremmelt
Compounds and phrases etc.
shak-and-tremmle, shakkie-tremlies: SN. MN. The quaking-grass Briza media.
tremmlin: Trembling.
yowe-tremmle: A cold spell in early summer about the time of sheep-shearing which is supposed to chill the sheep.
tremmlin: Trembling.
yowe-tremmle: A cold spell in early summer about the time of sheep-shearing which is supposed to chill the sheep.