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belliwar, bellwar, bell-war, bell-ware, bell-weed, belly-waar, belwar, bogwar, bougwaar, bowglag_ware, bowgware, hinnywar, redwaar, reidware, waar, waarbruk, waari, wair, wairey, war, war-brak, war-brook, ware, warebrak, ware-break, warey, warriebowg, warriebowgs, warry, wary, waur,
ware [weːr, NN. I. war]
n. A kind of seaweed, usualy of the genus Fucus and Laminaria.
n. A kind of seaweed, usualy of the genus Fucus and Laminaria.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bell-ware: The bladderwrack Fucus vesiculosus.
bowgware, bowglag ware: NN.b. The bladderwrack Fucus vesiculosus.
hinny ware: I.Sh. The edible seaweed Alaria esculenta.
reidware: N. I.Ork. The seaweed Laminaria digitata.
sea ware: The bladderwrack Fucus vesiculosus
strawberry ware: The bladderwrack Fucus vesiculosus
warebrak: The breaking off and washing ashore of seaweed during an onshore gale.
warey: Covered in ware.
bowgware, bowglag ware: NN.b. The bladderwrack Fucus vesiculosus.
hinny ware: I.Sh. The edible seaweed Alaria esculenta.
reidware: N. I.Ork. The seaweed Laminaria digitata.
sea ware: The bladderwrack Fucus vesiculosus
strawberry ware: The bladderwrack Fucus vesiculosus
warebrak: The breaking off and washing ashore of seaweed during an onshore gale.
warey: Covered in ware.
ill-ware$t, ill-wared, ill-waured, ill-waurt, wair, wair$t, wair$t, waired, war$d, ware, ware$t, wared, waret, warit, waur, waured, waurt, wear, weel_ware$t, weel-wared, weel-waured, weel-waurt, weil-wared,
ware [weːr]
v. To spend, lay out, expend, discharge, dispose of money or goods etc. To spend, expend, employ one's time, life-blood, efforts, thoughts or skill etc. To waste, squander. To wager, bet. To bestow, afford, expend on.
pt. pp. ware't, wared
v. To spend, lay out, expend, discharge, dispose of money or goods etc. To spend, expend, employ one's time, life-blood, efforts, thoughts or skill etc. To waste, squander. To wager, bet. To bestow, afford, expend on.
pt. pp. ware't, wared
Compounds and phrases etc.
ill-ware't: Ill-spent.
ware it contracted ware't: Spend it.
weel ware't: Well spent, well deserved, well earned.
ware it contracted ware't: Spend it.
weel ware't: Well spent, well deserved, well earned.
bogle_wark, bogle-wark, waark, waarks, waarkschap, wark, warkman, warks, warkshap, warkshoap, warkshop, waurk, wirkman, wirkshoap, wirkshop, woark, workshap, wurkman, wurkshoap, wurkshop,
wark [wark]
n. Work, labour, toil etc. A business, fuss, to-do, song-and-dance, goings-on, trouble, disturbance, outcry A public or imposing building.
pl. warks A factory or such like.
n. Work, labour, toil etc. A business, fuss, to-do, song-and-dance, goings-on, trouble, disturbance, outcry A public or imposing building.
pl. warks A factory or such like.
For the v. See wirk.
Compounds and phrases etc.
a jot wark: A job of work.
bogle wark: Witchcraft, ghostly interference.
orra wark: Odd jobs.
sic a wark: Such a fuss.
wirk a wark: To be busy at something.
warkman: A workman.
warkshap: A workshop.
bogle wark: Witchcraft, ghostly interference.
orra wark: Odd jobs.
sic a wark: Such a fuss.
wirk a wark: To be busy at something.
warkman: A workman.
warkshap: A workshop.
unwarldlie, unwarldly, waarl, wairld, warald, wardle, wardlie, wardly, warild, warl, warl$, warl$y, warld, warld$s, warld$s-wirm, warld$s-worm, warldish, warldlie, warldlik, warldlike, warldlin, warldly, warldly-wice, warldly-wise, warlds, warle, warlie, warling, warlish, warly, warly-wise, waurld, wirl, wirld, woarlt, wordle, woril, worl, worl$, worldish, worlish, worls, wurl, wurl$, wurld, wurlish, wuruld,
warld [warl(d), wɔrl(d), MN. wardl]
n. The world.
pl. warlds Things in general. The state of affairs. One's circumstances.
n. The world.
pl. warlds Things in general. The state of affairs. One's circumstances.
warldly [ˈwarl(dl)e, MN. ˈwɔrl(dl)e]
adj. Worldly, worldly wise, of this world. Secular. Grasping, money-grubbing, greedy
adj. Worldly, worldly wise, of this world. Secular. Grasping, money-grubbing, greedy
Compounds and phrases etc.
auld warld: Old world, antiquated.
unwarldly: Unearthly, eery, spooky.
warldish: Worldly. Old persons of sound mind.
warldlike: Normal in appearance.
warldlin: A worldling. A mean, grasping person.
warldly-wise: Wordly-wise.
unwarldly: Unearthly, eery, spooky.
warldish: Worldly. Old persons of sound mind.
warldlike: Normal in appearance.
warldlin: A worldling. A mean, grasping person.
warldly-wise: Wordly-wise.
warlock,
warlock [ˈwarlɔk]
n. One who is thought to be in league with the powers of darkness and to have supernatural knowledge and means of bewitching and harming others, the male equivalent of a witch.
n. One who is thought to be in league with the powers of darkness and to have supernatural knowledge and means of bewitching and harming others, the male equivalent of a witch.
forewairnin, forewarnin, waarn, wahrn, wahrnin, wahrnin$, wairn, wairnin, wairnish, wairnished, wairnishin, wairnishment, wairnisht, wairnisht, wairnt, warn, warnicement, warnin, warnish, warnish$d, warnished, warnishin, warnishit, warnishment, warnisment, warnissment, warnt,
warn [warn]
also wairn [weːrn]
v. To warn. To summon, to notify tenants to come to pay the rent. To call or invite to a funeral.
pt. pp. warnt, wairnt
also wairn [weːrn]
v. To warn. To summon, to notify tenants to come to pay the rent. To call or invite to a funeral.
pt. pp. warnt, wairnt
warnish, wairnish [ˈwarnɪʃ, ˈweːrnɪʃ]
v. To warn, caution, advise. Of a clock: to make a clicking, whirring noise preparatory to striking the hour.
pt. pp. warnisht, wairnisht
v. To warn, caution, advise. Of a clock: to make a clicking, whirring noise preparatory to striking the hour.
pt. pp. warnisht, wairnisht
Compounds and phrases etc.
forewarnin, forewairnin: Forewarning.
warnin, wairnin [-ɪn]: A warning. A premonition, sign or portent.
warnishin, wairnishin: Warning, cautioning, advising etc.
warnishment, wairnishment: Advice.
warnin, wairnin [-ɪn]: A warning. A premonition, sign or portent.
warnishin, wairnishin: Warning, cautioning, advising etc.
warnishment, wairnishment: Advice.
wahrp, wahrped, wahrpit, wahrpt, wairp, warp, warpelt, warpen, warpin, warpit, warple, warpled, werp, worp, wurple,
warp [warp, S. weːrp]
v. To warp, arrange threads in a warp. To twist, distort, make awry. To move in an oblique direction. To move to and fro. To zig-zag. To flurry or whirl about. To throng, mill in a crowd.
pt. pp. warpit
v. To warp, arrange threads in a warp. To twist, distort, make awry. To move in an oblique direction. To move to and fro. To zig-zag. To flurry or whirl about. To throng, mill in a crowd.
pt. pp. warpit
warple [warpl]
v. To intertwine, twist, entangle, confuse. Wrestle, stagger.
pt. pp. warpelt adj. Intertwined, twisted, entagled, confused.
v. To intertwine, twist, entangle, confuse. Wrestle, stagger.
pt. pp. warpelt adj. Intertwined, twisted, entagled, confused.
Compounds and phrases etc.
warpin: The preparation of a warp for weaving.
A_s$_warrand, as_wurran, aswarn, Ise_warran, uzwurrun, waarant, waarrant, wahrrant, warn, warran, warrand, warrandice, warrandis, warrandise, warrandiss, warrant, warren, warren$, warrent, wurran, wurrun,
warrand [ˈwar(ə)n(d)]
n. A warrant. A protector, defender.
n. A warrant. A protector, defender.
Compounds and phrases etc.
A s' warrand: I'll warrant or guarantee.
warrandice [ˈwarandɪs]: A guarantee.
warrandice [ˈwarandɪs]: A guarantee.
warrantie, warranty,
warranty [ˈwarənti]
n. Warranty, a guarantee, assurance.
n. Warranty, a guarantee, assurance.
See warrand also.
warren [ˈwarən]
n. An enclosed piece of land set aside for breeding game, especially rabbits.
n. An enclosed piece of land set aside for breeding game, especially rabbits.