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Ae, Aye, Eye,
Ae [əi]
pn. Ae (Dumfries and Galloway).
pn. Ae (Dumfries and Galloway).
aaf, aaff, af, aff, aff_o, aff_on, affa, aff-and-on, aff-an-on, affen, affint, affset, aff-set, affsettin, affy, offa,
aff [af, ɑf]
adv. Off, away, at or to a distance. Mentally unbalanced, insane.
prep. Off, away from. Indicating origin or source.
adj. Off, meaning farther, the right side of a horse etc.
adv. Off, away, at or to a distance. Mentally unbalanced, insane.
prep. Off, away from. Indicating origin or source.
adj. Off, meaning farther, the right side of a horse etc.
Compounds and phrases etc.
aff and on: On and off, intermittent, undecided.
aff in it contracted aff in't MN.: adj. Upset, prep. Off it, from it.
aff o: Away from.
aff on contracted aff'n [af(ə)n]: adv. Off
affset: n. An outset, a start, an ornament, a delay, an excuse, a hinderance.
aff in it contracted aff in't MN.: adj. Upset, prep. Off it, from it.
aff o: Away from.
aff on contracted aff'n [af(ə)n]: adv. Off
affset: n. An outset, a start, an ornament, a delay, an excuse, a hinderance.
affair,
affair [əˈfeːr]
n. An affair. A matter of business or concern.
n. An affair. A matter of business or concern.
affeck, affeckit, affect, affection, effeck, effect,
affect [əˈfɛk(t)]
n. Affect.
v. To affect. leg. To burden (property) with a fixed charge or payment, or other condition or restriction.
pt. pp. affectit
n. Affect.
v. To affect. leg. To burden (property) with a fixed charge or payment, or other condition or restriction.
pt. pp. affectit
Compounds and phrases etc.
affection: Affection.
affectionate: Affectionate.
affectionate: Affectionate.
affeydavitt, affidavit,
affidavit [afɪˈdeːvɪt]
n. A written statement from an individual which is sworn to be true.
n. A written statement from an individual which is sworn to be true.
affirm, affirmation,
affirm [əˈfɪrm]
v. To confirm, ratify. To assert, maintain.
v. To confirm, ratify. To assert, maintain.
Compounds and phrases etc.
affirmation: The action or process of affirming something.
affleectit, afflick, afflickit, afflict, afflictit, afflik, afflikit,
afflict [əˈflɪk(t)]
v. To afflict
pt. pp. afflictit adj. Afflicted.
v. To afflict
pt. pp. afflictit adj. Afflicted.
Compounds and phrases etc.
affliction: Affliction.
affray, effray,
affray [əˈfre]
n. A cause or occasion of alarm. A state of alarm or fear, fright or terror.
n. A cause or occasion of alarm. A state of alarm or fear, fright or terror.
affroad, affröd, affruid, afroad,
affroad [I.Sh. ˈafrod]
v. To dissuade, head off, discourage.
v. To dissuade, head off, discourage.
affront, affronted, affrontid, affrontit, black_affrontit, black-affronted, black-affrontit, bleck-affrontit, front,
affront [əˈfrɔnt]
v. Cause to feel ashamed, cause to blush, humiliate before others, to offend (not necessarily with intention).
pt. pp. affrontit
v. Cause to feel ashamed, cause to blush, humiliate before others, to offend (not necessarily with intention).
pt. pp. affrontit
Compounds and phrases etc.
black affrontit: Thoroughly ashamed.