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appael, appale, appeal, appealin, appeil,
appeal [əˈpil, əˈpel]
v. To appeal.
v. To appeal.
Compounds and phrases etc.
appealin: Appealing.
appear, appearance, appeir, appere, disappear, dizappear,
appear [əˈpeːr, əˈpiːr]
v. To come into sight or become visible or noticeable, especially without apparent cause.
v. To come into sight or become visible or noticeable, especially without apparent cause.
Compounds and phrases etc.
appearance: An act of arriving or becoming visible.
disappear: To cease to be visible.
enter appearance: leg. To signify an intention of defending an action in court.
disappear: To cease to be visible.
enter appearance: leg. To signify an intention of defending an action in court.
apearently, appaarent, appaerentlie, appairent, appairentlie, appairently, apparand, appawrent, appearand, appearandly, appearant, appearantly, appearentlie, appearently, appearingly, appearinlie, appearinly, appeirentlie, appeirinlie,
appearant [əˈpiːrən(t), əˈpeːrən(t)]
adj. Apparent.
adj. Apparent.
appearently [əˈpiːrən(t)lɪ, əˈpeːrən(t)lɪ]
adv. Apparently.
adv. Apparently.
apaise, apaize, apeeze, apeise, appease,
appease [əˈpiːz, əˈpeːz]
v. To appease, pacify, assuage, quiet.
v. To appease, pacify, assuage, quiet.
aipen, aippeen, apen, apen$t, apened, apenin, apent, apin, apined, apnin, appen, appenin, appenly, appin, aupen, op$d, open, openin, opent, oppen, oppened, oppenin,
appen [ˈap(ə)n, S. ˈwʌpən, MN. ˈjaːpən]
adj. Open, not concealing the thoughts or feelings, not deceitful, undisguised, unconcealed. Followed by tae and the infinitive: Free, available, not precluded by a previous engagement or duty.
v. To open
pt. pp. appent
adj. Open, not concealing the thoughts or feelings, not deceitful, undisguised, unconcealed. Followed by tae and the infinitive: Free, available, not precluded by a previous engagement or duty.
v. To open
pt. pp. appent
appenly
adv. Openly.
adv. Openly.
Compounds and phrases etc.
appenin: Opening.
appen tae: Available for an appointment.
appen tae: Available for an appointment.
appen, append,
append [əˈpɛn(d)]
v. To hang or attach (a seal) to a document.
v. To hang or attach (a seal) to a document.
aper, apper, appered, happer,
apper [I.Sh. ˈapər]
v. To hinder, to recall a dog etc. To change one's mind. Of a dog: to obey.
v. To hinder, to recall a dog etc. To change one's mind. Of a dog: to obey.
apperteen, appertein, appertene,
apperteen [əˈpɛrtin]
v. To pertain or belong to.
v. To pertain or belong to.
appeteesin, appeteet, appeteezement, appeteezin, appeteit, appetizement,
appeteet [ˈapɪtit]
n. Appetite.
n. Appetite.
Compounds and phrases etc.
appeteezement [ˈapɪtiːzmənt]: Appetizement, an appetizer.
appeteesin: Appetizing
appeteesin: Appetizing
appint, appinted, appintit, appintment, appynt, appynted, appyntit, appyntment, disapp$ntment, disappint, disappinted, disappintet, disappintment, disappointit, disappynt, disappyntit, disappyntment, dissapyntet, dissie, dissy, dizappyntit, dizzy,
appint [əˈpəint]
v. To appoint.
pt. pp. appintit
v. To appoint.
pt. pp. appintit
Compounds and phrases etc.
appintment: An appointment.
disappint [ˈdɪs-]: to disappoint pt. pp. disappintit, col. dissie To desert, jilt.
disappintin: Disappointing.
disappintment: Disappointment.
disappint [ˈdɪs-]: to disappoint pt. pp. disappintit, col. dissie To desert, jilt.
disappintin: Disappointing.
disappintment: Disappointment.