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convoy,
convoy [kɔnˈvɔɪ, MN. kɔnˈvəi]
v. To escort, accompany.
v. To escort, accompany.
coom, coom_ceil, coomed, coomt, coum, coumed, coumt, cowm,
coom [kum]
n. An arch, vault, building frame, sloping part of attic ceiling.
n. An arch, vault, building frame, sloping part of attic ceiling.
coomt, coomed
adj. Arched.
adj. Arched.
cooncil, coonciller, cooncillor, coonsil, councillor,
cooncil [ˈkunsəl]
n. A council, local authority.
n. A council, local authority.
Compounds and phrases etc.
cooncillor: A councillor.
coonsel, coonsellor, coounsel,
coonsel [ˈkunsəl]
n. Counsel.
n. Counsel.
Compounds and phrases etc.
coonsellor: A councelllor.
coont, coonter, coonter-louper, coonter-lowper, coontie, coontin, coontit, coontless, coonts, coontur, coonty, countie, counts, cwint, discoont, recoont,
coont [kunt]
v. To count. To do arithmetic. To settle accounts.
pt. pp. coontit
n. A sum in arithmetic. An account.
pl. coonts Arithmetic, sums.
dim. coontie One who counts out players.
v. To count. To do arithmetic. To settle accounts.
pt. pp. coontit
n. A sum in arithmetic. An account.
pl. coonts Arithmetic, sums.
dim. coontie One who counts out players.
Compounds and phrases etc.
coonter: A counter.
coonter-lowper: col. A shop assistant.
coontin: Counting. Arithmetic.
coontless: Countless, inumerable.
discoont: Discount.
recoont: To recount.
coonter-lowper: col. A shop assistant.
coontin: Counting. Arithmetic.
coontless: Countless, inumerable.
discoont: Discount.
recoont: To recount.
coontenance, countenance,
coontenance [ˈkuntɪnəns]
n. Countenance.
n. Countenance.
Compounds and phrases etc.
gie coontenance: To look one straight in the face.
coontie, coonty, countie,
coonty [ˈkunti]
n. A county, a shire.
n. A county, a shire.
coop, coup,
coop [kup]
n. A small heap of any soft matter.
n. A small heap of any soft matter.
coors, coorse, coorseness, coose, cours,
coorse [kurs, MN. kus]
adj. Coarse. Of persons: wicked, bad, naughty. Hard, trying, disagreeable.
adj. Coarse. Of persons: wicked, bad, naughty. Hard, trying, disagreeable.
Compounds and phrases etc.
coorseness: Coarseness.
acoorse, coors, coorse, in_coorse, o_coorse, occours,
coorse [kuːrs]
n. A course.
n. A course.
Compounds and phrases etc.
in coorse: In due course, by and by.
mill coorse: A circular path trodden by a horse driving a threshing mill.
o coorse: Of course.
mill coorse: A circular path trodden by a horse driving a threshing mill.
o coorse: Of course.