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arbetrie, arbiter, arbitrie, arbitry,
arbiter [arˈbɪtər]
n. Arbitrator.
n. Arbitrator.
Compounds and phrases etc.
arbitry: Arbitration.
Aberbrothick, Aberbrothock, Aiberbrothock, Arbroad, Arbroath, Red_Lichtie, Reid_Lichtie, Saunt_Tammas, St_Tammas, Urbroath,
Arbroath [arˈbroθ, arˈbrod]
pn. Arbroath (Angus).
arch. Aiberbrothock
pn. Arbroath (Angus).
arch. Aiberbrothock
Compounds and phrases etc.
Arbroath smokie: A smoked haddock Melanogrammus aeglefinus.
Reid Lichtie: An inhabitant of Arbroath.
Saunt Tammas: A local nickname for Arbroath.
Reid Lichtie: An inhabitant of Arbroath.
Saunt Tammas: A local nickname for Arbroath.
airc, airk, arc, ark,
arc [ark]
n. An arc. The lower curve of masonry or woodwork which carries off the water from a breast mill-wheel. The sole o the arc is the continuation of the waterway under the wheel.
n. An arc. The lower curve of masonry or woodwork which carries off the water from a breast mill-wheel. The sole o the arc is the continuation of the waterway under the wheel.
archetrae, architrae, architrave,
architrae [ˈarxətre]
n. An architrave, the moulded frame surrounding a door or window.
n. An architrave, the moulded frame surrounding a door or window.
ardent [ˈardɛnt]
adj. Burning, glowing. Very enthusiastic or passionate.
adj. Burning, glowing. Very enthusiastic or passionate.
ardour [ˈarduːr]
n. Burning, zeal
n. Burning, zeal
Ardrussan, Ardrussin,
Ardrussan [arˈdrʌsən]
pn. Ardrossan (North Ayrshire).
pn. Ardrossan (North Ayrshire).
airgee, airgie, airgiement, airgiment, airgue, airgument, airgy, airgyment, argae, argaed, argay, argie, argie$in, argied, argiein, argiement, argifee, argifie, argify, argiment, argollin, argolling, argufee, argufy, argy, argyin, ergue, ergued, ergumint, redargie, redargied, redargue, redargued,
argie [ˈargi]
n. Assertion.
v. To argue.
pt. pp. argied
n. Assertion.
v. To argue.
pt. pp. argied
Compounds and phrases etc.
argiein: Arguing.
argifee [ˈargɪfiː, S. ˈargɪfaɪ]: To argue.
argiment [ˈargɪmɛnt]: An argument.
argollin: n. Argument, reasoning.
redargie: To confute by argument. To refute, disprove an argument, statement or presumption etc. pt. pp. redargied.
argifee [ˈargɪfiː, S. ˈargɪfaɪ]: To argue.
argiment [ˈargɪmɛnt]: An argument.
argollin: n. Argument, reasoning.
redargie: To confute by argument. To refute, disprove an argument, statement or presumption etc. pt. pp. redargied.
argon,
argon [argən]
n. Argon.
n. Argon.
Argyle, Argyll,
Argyll [ˈargəil]
pn. Argyll.
pn. Argyll.