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aer, air, aire, ayre, er,
air [I.Sh. eːr, ˈeər, I.Ork. ɛr, ˈɛər]
n. A gravelly beach.
n. A gravelly beach.
airch, airched, aircher, airchle, aircht, erch, ercher, erchle, orchel, orchle, porchel, rochel,
airch [eːrtʃ, ɛrtʃ]
n. An arch. An aim, an act of aiming.
pl. airches
v. To arch, to take aim, to throw or let fly a missile
pt. pp. aircht adj. Arched.
n. An arch. An aim, an act of aiming.
pl. airches
v. To arch, to take aim, to throw or let fly a missile
pt. pp. aircht adj. Arched.
Compounds and phrases etc.
aircher: An archer.
airchle [MN. eːrtʃl, oːrtʃl]: A porch or vestibule.
airchle [MN. eːrtʃl, oːrtʃl]: A porch or vestibule.
airchitec, airchiteck, airchitect, airchitectur, architec, architec$, architeck,
airchitect [ˈeːrxɪtɛk(t)]
n. An architect.
n. An architect.
Compounds and phrases etc.
airchitectur: Architecture.
Airden, Erden,
Airden [ˈeːrdən, ɛrdən]
pn. Arden (Glasgow).
pn. Arden (Glasgow).
airie, arrie,
airie [eːrɪ, arɪ]
n. A shealing, a hill pasture or summer residence for herdsmen and cattle, a level green among hills.
n. A shealing, a hill pasture or summer residence for herdsmen and cattle, a level green among hills.
aerieplane, airae, airie, airie, airieplane, airy, airyplane,
airieplane [ˈeːriplen]
n. Aeroplane.
dim. col. airie An aeroplane.
n. Aeroplane.
dim. col. airie An aeroplane.
airk, ark, erk, mealark, meal-ark,
airk [erk]
n. A chest.
n. A chest.
Compounds and phrases etc.
meal-airk: A meal-chest.
airm, airm$t, airmed, airmfa, airmfu, airmit, airms, airmt, airum, ehrum, erm, ermed, erms, foreairm,
airm [eːrm, ɛrm]
n. An arm.
pl. airms
n. An arm.
pl. airms
airmt, airmed
adj. Having arms.
adj. Having arms.
Compounds and phrases etc.
airmfu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: An armful.
foreairm: Forearm.
foreairm: Forearm.
airm, airmed, airmer, airmie, airmies, airmit, airmour, airms, airmt, airmy, erm, ermed, ermie, ermies, erms, ermy,
airm [eːrm, ɛrm]
n. An implements of war, usually pl. airms
v. To furnish with weapons
pt. pp. airmt, airmed
n. An implements of war, usually pl. airms
v. To furnish with weapons
pt. pp. airmt, airmed
Compounds and phrases etc.
airmour [-ər]: Armour.
airmy [ˈeːrmɪ, ˈɛrmɪ]: An army. pl. airmies
Tairtan Airmy: Scottish football supporters at international matches.
airmy [ˈeːrmɪ, ˈɛrmɪ]: An army. pl. airmies
Tairtan Airmy: Scottish football supporters at international matches.
Airmadale,
Airmadale [ˈeːrmədel]
pn. Armadale (West Lothian).
pn. Armadale (West Lothian).