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aveese, avise, avise$t, avised, avisement, avisit, avize, avized, avizit, blackaviced, black-a-viced, black-avict, black-avised, black-a-vised, black-avist, black-avized, dark-advised, dark-avised, dark-a-vised, daurk-avised,
avise [əˈvəiz, əˈviːz]
n. Consideration. Counsel or advice.
v. To consider, inform.
pt. pp. avised adj. Informed, aware of.
n. Consideration. Counsel or advice.
v. To consider, inform.
pt. pp. avised adj. Informed, aware of.
Compounds and phrases etc.
avisement: Advice.
black-avised: Dark-complexioned.
daurk-avised: I.Sh. Having dark hair and eyes.
black-avised: Dark-complexioned.
daurk-avised: I.Sh. Having dark hair and eyes.
See also advise
a, a$, a$_be_it, a$beit, a$s, aa, aa$, aa$na, aa_taa, aaa, aah, aal, abeit, afteraw, ah, ahll, al, an$_a$, an_a$, an_aa, an_aw, ana, ana$, anaa, an-aa, anaw, an-aw, anawe, and_aw, anna, annaw, ano, anow, at$ta$, at_aw, ata, ataa, ataaw, ataw, atta, au, aw, aw, aw$s, aw_be_it, awbeit, awe, awl, aww, efter_an_aw, efter_and_aw, efter-an-aa, enaw, ina, inaw, inna, innaa, innaw, n$a, taaka, tak$_a$, tak_a, tak_aa, tak_aw, tak-aa, tak-aw, takka,
aw [ɑː, ɔː, N. I. aː]
adj. All, every in combinations such as aw airt, awbody, aw gate, aw kin/aw kind, aw sort, awthing and aw wey.
adv. All.
adj. All, every in combinations such as aw airt, awbody, aw gate, aw kin/aw kind, aw sort, awthing and aw wey.
adv. All.
Compounds and phrases etc.
and aw: also, as well, too.
ane-aw One-all.
at aw: At all.
aw is contracted aw's: All is.
efter and aw: After all.
no at aw: Not at all.
past aw: Intolerable, unspeakable, beyond belief.
tak-aw: MN. A school attendance officer.
Up-helly-aa: I.Sh. The final celebration of a series of festive days, especially the period in which Christmas festivities are held from 25th December to 5th January.
ane-aw One-all.
at aw: At all.
aw is contracted aw's: All is.
efter and aw: After all.
no at aw: Not at all.
past aw: Intolerable, unspeakable, beyond belief.
tak-aw: MN. A school attendance officer.
Up-helly-aa: I.Sh. The final celebration of a series of festive days, especially the period in which Christmas festivities are held from 25th December to 5th January.
$wa, $wa$, $wa-gaein, $wa-gane, awa, awa$, awa_an, awa_by, awaa, awaby, awae, awah, awan, awaw, awey, awie, awiy, wa, wa$, waa, wa-gaein, wa-gaen, wa-gane,
awa [əˈwɑː, əˈwɔː, S. əˈweː, N. I. əˈwaː]
contracted 'wa
adv. Away, ago.
adj. Absent, gone, distant.
contracted 'wa
adv. Away, ago.
adj. Absent, gone, distant.
Compounds and phrases etc
awa aff: Leaving.
awa and: Go and (do something)
awa by: At home, off home.
than and awa: Long ago.
'wa-gaein, 'wa-gaun: Departing.
'wa-gane: Departed.
awa and: Go and (do something)
awa by: At home, off home.
than and awa: Long ago.
'wa-gaein, 'wa-gaun: Departing.
'wa-gane: Departed.
awahrt, awaird,
awaird [əˈweːrd]
n. v. Award.
n. v. Award.
aacht, aawn, aawnd, acht, aich, aichs, aicht, aigh, aight, anawin, aucht, auchtin, auchtit, auchts, aught, aughts, aw, awe, awes, awin, awing, awn, awnd, aws, echs, echt, echts, inawin, in-awin, ocht, oot-awin, oucht, owcht, ya, ya$s, yaa, yaa$s, yaan, yaas, yacht, yas, yass, yaucht, yav, yave, yaves, yavs, yaw, yawin, yawn, yaws,
awe [ɑː, ɔː, N. I. (j)aː]
v. To owe money etc. S. NN.a. I. To own, possess.
pt. pp. aucht [ɑxt, ɔxt, oxt, MN. jaxt, N. I. aːxt] also meaning 'to own' when used in the 3rd person singular (auchts), less often in the 3rd person plural present indicactive and past indicative.
v. To owe money etc. S. NN.a. I. To own, possess.
pt. pp. aucht [ɑxt, ɔxt, oxt, MN. jaxt, N. I. aːxt] also meaning 'to own' when used in the 3rd person singular (auchts), less often in the 3rd person plural present indicactive and past indicative.
Compounds and phrases etc.
auchtin: Due.
awes: Owes. S. NN.a. I. Owns or possesses, see aucht.
awin [ˈɑːɪn, ˈɔːɪn, N. I. ˈaːɪn]
also awnd [ɑːn(d), ɔːn(d), N. (j)aːn]: Owing.
in-awin: Continuing to owe (oneself).
oot-awin: Continuing to owe (someone else).
awes: Owes. S. NN.a. I. Owns or possesses, see aucht.
awin [ˈɑːɪn, ˈɔːɪn, N. I. ˈaːɪn]
also awnd [ɑːn(d), ɔːn(d), N. (j)aːn]: Owing.
in-awin: Continuing to owe (oneself).
oot-awin: Continuing to owe (someone else).
aafa, aafae, aafi, aafie, aafil, aafil, aafu, aaful, aafy, aasome, afa, afel, affa, affa$, affae, affe, affel, affi, affie, affil, afful, affy, afie, asome, auffy, ausome, auwful, awe, awesome, awfa, awfa$, awfae, awfay, awffa, awffae, awffie, awffy, awfi, awfie, awfie-est, awfih, awfou, awfu, awfu$, awfues, awfu-est, awful, awfy, offy, yafa, yawfu,
awe [ɑː, ɔː N. I. aː, N. jaː]
n. v. Awe.
n. v. Awe.
Compounds and phrases etc.
awfu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu], awful [-fʌl, -fɪl]: Awful, shocking, lamentable, ugly, remarkable, difficult, very great.
awfuest: Most awful, shocking, lamentable, ugly, remarkable, difficult or very great.
awesome [ˈ-səm]: adj. Inspiring fear, great, terrible, unpleasant, bad. adv. In a dreadful manner so as to cause fear very, exceedingly.
awfuest: Most awful, shocking, lamentable, ugly, remarkable, difficult or very great.
awesome [ˈ-səm]: adj. Inspiring fear, great, terrible, unpleasant, bad. adv. In a dreadful manner so as to cause fear very, exceedingly.
aav, aave, aaves, aavs, aff, affs, ave, aves, aw, awe, awes, aws, yauw, yauws,
awe [ɑː ɔː, SN. MN. jaː, MN. (j)aːv]
n. A flat board attached to each stud of an undershot or breast water-wheel. The sail or shaft of a windmill.
pl. awes
n. A flat board attached to each stud of an undershot or breast water-wheel. The sail or shaft of a windmill.
pl. awes
a_wae, a_wee, a_wie, awae, awee, awie,
awee [əˈwiː]
adv. A little, a little while, for a short distance, to a small extent, or degree.
adv. A little, a little while, for a short distance, to a small extent, or degree.
aweel, aweil, aweill,
aweel [əˈwil, əˈwɛl]
adv. Introduces a remark or expresses agreement.
adv. Introduces a remark or expresses agreement.
A$fort, Aaford, Afford, Affort, Aford, Afort, Awfort,
Awfort [ˈaːfərt, ˈɑːfərd]
pn. Alford (Aberdeenshire).
pn. Alford (Aberdeenshire).
The Gaeilic is Athfort.