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altitude [ˈaltɪtud]
n. Height above the ground.
n. Height above the ground.
alumeenium,
alumeenium [aluˈminiəm]
n. Aluminium.
n. Aluminium.
$m, am, amn, amn, amna, amnae, amnay, amni, amnin, amnin, amny, awmnin, em, imna, um, umna, umnae, umny, wm,
am [am, əm]
v. Am, the first person singular indicative of the verb tae be. Contracted 'm in A'm I am etc.
neg. amna [amnə, S. -nɛ, -nɪ, C. U. -ne], also MN. Interrogative amnin Am not…?
v. Am, the first person singular indicative of the verb tae be. Contracted 'm in A'm I am etc.
neg. amna [amnə, S. -nɛ, -nɪ, C. U. -ne], also MN. Interrogative amnin Am not…?
amadan, ameton, amidan, amindan, amitan, amiton, aumitant,
amadan [ˈamɪtən(t)]
n. Gael. An empty-headed fellow. a fool.
n. Gael. An empty-headed fellow. a fool.
$mang, $mangst, $mo, $mon, amaingst, amang, amangs, amangst, amin, amint, amo, amo$, amon, amon$, amun, amung, mang, mangst,
amang [əˈmaŋ, əˈmɔŋ, əˈmʌŋ, əˈmɔ, əˈmoː, N. əˈmɔn, & əˈmʌ, əˈmʌn, W. ɪˈmaŋ]
contracted 'mang
prep. Among(st), amid, amidst, or in, with reference to a place or a composite substance, which, whether expressed by a singular or a plural noun, is regarded as a whole, surrounding the other object spoken of.
contracted 'mang
prep. Among(st), amid, amidst, or in, with reference to a place or a composite substance, which, whether expressed by a singular or a plural noun, is regarded as a whole, surrounding the other object spoken of.
Compounds and phrases etc.
oot amang it: (From) out of things.
ambeeguity, ambeeguous, ambeiguity, ambeiguous,
ambeeguous [ˈambig(ju)əs]
adj. Doubtful, equivocal.
adj. Doubtful, equivocal.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ambeeguity: The quality of being open to more than one interpretation. Inexactness.
ambeeshin, ambeeshun, ambeetion, ambeetious, ambeition, ambeitious, unambeetious,
ambeetion [ˈambiʃən]
n. Ambition.
n. Ambition.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ambeetious [ˈambiʃəs]: Ambitious.
unambeetious: Unambitious.
unambeetious: Unambitious.
ambush [amˈbʌʃ]
n. An ambush or ambuscade.
n. An ambush or ambuscade.
$mends, amen$s, amends, amens, men$s, mendiment, mends, menement, meniment, mens,
amends [ɪˈmɛn(d)z, ɪˈmen(d)z]
contracted 'mends
n. Amends, compensation, atonement, reparation, a remedy, improvement.
contracted 'mends
n. Amends, compensation, atonement, reparation, a remedy, improvement.
Compounds and phrases etc.
mendiment [ˈmɛn(d)ɪmənt]: An amendment or reformation of conduct.
amenities, amenity,
amenity [əˈminətɪ]
n. Pleasantness resulting from agreeable conditions.
pl. amenities Things that make people comfortable and at ease.
n. Pleasantness resulting from agreeable conditions.
pl. amenities Things that make people comfortable and at ease.