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ae, ai, ay, E, eyh,
E [eː]
E, ay
n. The fifth letter of the alphabet.
E, ay
n. The fifth letter of the alphabet.
aeger, aiger, aigerly, aigerly, eager, eagerly, eyger,
eager [ˈigər, ˈegər]
adj. Eager.
adj. Eager.
eagerly
adv. Eagerly.
adv. Eagerly.
Compounds and phrases etc.
eagerness: Eagerness
aegle, aigil, aigle, eagle, eigle,
eagle [igl, egl]
n. An eagle.
n. An eagle.
are, ear,
ear [iːr, eːr]
v. MN. To plough.
v. MN. To plough.
aeriwig, air, airiwig, ear, earie-wig, eariwig, earriewig, earring, ear-ring, eary_wig, earywig, eary-wig, eer, eerin, eerins, eir, eiriwig, ere, eyr,
ear [iːr]
n. An ear.
n. An ear.
Compounds and phrases etc.
eart: Eared.
eariwig [ˈiːrɪwɪg]: The earwig Forficula auricularia. To eavesdrop.
earring: Earring.
eariwig [ˈiːrɪwɪg]: The earwig Forficula auricularia. To eavesdrop.
earring: Earring.
aerlie, aerly, airlie, airlier, airly, earlie, early, erly,
early [ˈeːrlɪ, ˈɛrlɪ]
adv. Early.
adj. Early.
comp. earlier
superl. earliest
adv. Early.
adj. Early.
comp. earlier
superl. earliest
aern, airn, airned, earn, earnit, earnt, eyrn, yearn,
earn [eːrn]
v. To earn.
pt. pp. earnt
v. To earn.
pt. pp. earnt
Compounds and phrases etc.
earnins: Earnings.
aern, airn, earn, eirn, eren, ern, erne, eyrn, yearn, yern, yirn,
earn [ɛrn, WC. jɛrn]
n. The white-tailed or sea eagle Haliaeetus albicilla. Sometimes the golden eagle Aquila chrysaetos
n. The white-tailed or sea eagle Haliaeetus albicilla. Sometimes the golden eagle Aquila chrysaetos
airnest, airnist, earnest, in_ettle_earnest, nettle-earnest, nettle-yirnest, nettle-yirrnist, yirnest, yirnist, yirrnist,
earnest [ˈeːrnəst, S. SW. U. ˈjɪrnəst]
adj. Zealous, serious.
adj. Zealous, serious.
Compounds and phrases etc.
in ettle earnest: Downright earnest, dead earnest.
arro, ayrick, earock, eerock, eirock, eirog, erig, erock, errak, errick, errock, erruch, eyrick, yearock,
earock [ˈirɔk, ˈirək, ˈer-, ˈɛr-]
n. A young hen, a pullet just beginning to lay.
n. A young hen, a pullet just beginning to lay.
Compounds and phrases etc.
arro [′aro]: I.Ork.: A pullet just beginning to lay.