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ceepher, ceipher, cipher, seepher, seipher,
ceepher [ˈsifər]
n. A cipher, a person of no significance, an impudent or empty headed person.
n. A cipher, a person of no significance, an impudent or empty headed person.
ceet, ceete, ceeted, ceetet, ceetit, citit, receet, seet, seetit,
ceet [sit]
v. To cite.
pt. pp. ceetit
v. To cite.
pt. pp. ceetit
Compounds and phrases etc.
receet: v. Recite.
ceetie, ceeties, ceetizen, ceety, ceitie, ceitizen, ceity, cietie, citie, cittie,
ceety [ˈsitɪ]
n. A city.
pl. ceeties
n. A city.
pl. ceeties
Compounds and phrases etc.
ceetizen [ˈsitɪzən]: A citizen.
ceevic, ceevil, ceivic, ceivick, ceivik, ceivil, cievil, unceevil,
ceevic [ˈsiːvɪk]
adj. Civic.
adj. Civic.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ceevil [ˈsiːvɪl]: Civil.
ceevil servand: A civil servant.
unceevil: Uncivil.
ceevil servand: A civil servant.
unceevil: Uncivil.
camceil, camsile, camsyle, ceil, combceil, combceiled, comseil, comseil, comseiled, comseiled, coomceil, coomceiled, coom-ceiled, coom-ceileen, coomsile, coomsiled, coom-siled, coomsyl, coomsyled, cumcil, cumciled, cume-ceil, cume-ceiled, cumseil, cumseil, cumseiled, cumseiled, cumsile, cumsiled, sile, syle, syllin, sylling,
ceil [ˈkamsil, ˈkamsəil]
n. arch. A ceiling.
v. To furnish with a ceiling.
n. arch. A ceiling.
v. To furnish with a ceiling.
coomceil [ˈkumˈsil, ˈkʌmˈsil, ˈkɔmˈsil, -ˈsəil]
n. A sloping roof.
v. To lath and plaster a ceiling.
pt. pp. coomceilt adj. Having a sloping ceiling.
n. A sloping roof.
v. To lath and plaster a ceiling.
pt. pp. coomceilt adj. Having a sloping ceiling.
Compounds and phrases etc.
camceil: n. A sloping ceiling.
cailey, caileyin, cailly, caillyin, cayley, cayleyin, caylie, cayliein, cayly, caylyin, caylzie, caylziein, ceilers, ceili, ceilidh, ceilidhin, ceiliers, ceiliin, kaelyin, kaelyin, kailey, kaileyin, kailiers, kailye, kailyee, kailyeein, kailyein, kailyin, kaley, kaleyin, kaylers, kaylie, kayliein, keilers,
ceilidh [Gael. ˈkelɪ]
n. A dance, social gathering.
n. A dance, social gathering.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ceiliers, ceilers: People who stay too long on a visit to ther people's houses.
ceilidhin: Participating in a ceilidh.
ceilidhin: Participating in a ceilidh.
celebrate [ˈsɛləbret]
v. To acknowledge (a significant or happy day or event) with a social gathering or enjoyable activity.
v. To acknowledge (a significant or happy day or event) with a social gathering or enjoyable activity.
Compounds and phrases etc.
celebration: A social gathering or enjoyable activity held to celebrate something.
calery, celery, salerie, salery,
celery [ˈsɛlərɪ, sɑl-]
n. Celery.
n. Celery.
cell,
cell [sɛl]
n. A cell, a small chamber, cellar.
n. A cell, a small chamber, cellar.
cellar, saller, salor, salur, sellar, seller, siller, sullar,
cellar [ˈsɛlər]
n. A cellar. A storeroom or larder. NN.b. I. A small room leading off the living room which is used as a bedroom.
n. A cellar. A storeroom or larder. NN.b. I. A small room leading off the living room which is used as a bedroom.