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aix, aix$d, aix$t, aixed, aixes, aixt, ex, exe,
aix [ɛks, eks]
n. An axe.
pl. aixes
v. To (cut with an) axe.
pt. pp. aixt, aixed
n. An axe.
pl. aixes
v. To (cut with an) axe.
pt. pp. aixt, aixed
Compounds and phrases etc.
bill-aix: A light hatchet for chopping twigs and branches.
aisel-tree, aix, aix_tree, aixle, aixtree, aix-tree, aizel, aizle, aizle-tree, assle-tree, auxle, exle, ossiltree,
aixle [ɛksl, eksl]
n. Axle.
also aixle-tree
n. Axle.
also aixle-tree
aisel, aizel, aizle, eyzle, isle, izle, izles,
aizle [eːzl, əɪzl, ɪzl]
n. A burning coal, a hot ember, a spark. A mass of red-hot embers. A state of anger.
pp. adj. aizelt Scorched, withered.
n. A burning coal, a hot ember, a spark. A mass of red-hot embers. A state of anger.
pp. adj. aizelt Scorched, withered.
Compounds and phrases etc.
aizle ee'd: With eyes like burning coals
ache, achin, aik, aikin, ake, akin,
ake [ek]
n. An ache.
v. To ache.
n. An ache.
v. To ache.
Compounds and phrases etc.
akin: Aching.
alabast,
alabast [aˈləbast]
n. Alabaster.
n. Alabaster.
alace, alas, aless, alis, aliss, allas, less, less-a-less,
alace [əˈles]
arch. int. Alas!
arch. int. Alas!
alairm, alairmed, alairmt, alarum, alermed,
alairm [əˈleːrm]
n. An alarm.
v. To alarm.
pt. pp. alairmt, alairmed
n. An alarm.
v. To alarm.
pt. pp. alairmt, alairmed
alack, alake, allake,
alake [əˈlek]
int. arch. Alack, alas.
int. arch. Alack, alas.
alasant,
alasant [ˈaləsant]
n. A kind of striped silk.
adj. Made of alasant.
n. A kind of striped silk.
adj. Made of alasant.
Abe, Albert, Bertie, Hab, Habbie, Habby,
Albert [ˈalbɛrt]
n. The personal name Albert.
dim. Abe [eb], Bertie, Hab, Habbie [ˈhabɪ]
n. The personal name Albert.
dim. Abe [eb], Bertie, Hab, Habbie [ˈhabɪ]