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ensaample, ensample, ensampul, ensaumple, ensaumpul, insaumple,
ensaumple [ˈɛnsɑːmpl]
n. An example.
n. An example.
aanse, anse, anse, elss, ence, ens, ense,
ense [ɛns(z), ans]
adv. Else, otherwise.
adv. Else, otherwise.
ensenyie, ensenzie,
ensenyie [ɛnˈsɛnji]
n. arch. A watchword, slogan or motto. A flag, banner or ensign.
n. arch. A watchword, slogan or motto. A flag, banner or ensign.
enteecement, enteecin, enteicement,
enteece [ˈɛntis]
v. To entice.
v. To entice.
Compounds and phrases etc.
enteecement: Enticement.
enteecin: Enticing.
enteecin: Enticing.
enteer, enteerlie, enteerly, entire, intyre,
enteer [ɪnˈtir]
adj. Entire.
adj. Entire.
enteerly
adv. Entirely.
adv. Entirely.
enter, enterin,
enter [ˈɛntər]
v. To commence, begin (harvest) work. To put someone to work.
v. To commence, begin (harvest) work. To put someone to work.
Compounds and phrases etc.
enterin: Entering. Of weather: propitious, suitable for work.
Enterkinfit, Enterkinfuit, Enterkinfut,
Enterkinfit [ˈɛntərkrnfrt]
pn. Enterkinfoot (Dumfries and Galloway).
pn. Enterkinfoot (Dumfries and Galloway).
enterpreese, enterpreesin, enterpreeze, enterpreise, enterpreize,
enterpreese [ɛntərˈpriːz]
n. Enterprise.
n. Enterprise.
Compounds and phrases etc.
enterpreesin: Enterprising.
enterteen, enterteenin, enterteenment, entertein, intertain, intertainin, interteen, intertein, interteinin, interteinment,
enterteen [ɛntərˈtin]
v. To entertain.
v. To entertain.
Compounds and phrases etc.
enterteenin: Entertaining.
enterteenment: Entertainment.
enterteenment: Entertainment.
entrie, entry,
entry [ˈɛntri]
n. An entry. An alley or passage in or between houses which is open to the public and usually arched over. The entrance to an avenue leading to a house, the avenue itself. A long straight stretch of road. The front doorway of a house, an entrance lobby or porch, especially in a block of flats.
n. An entry. An alley or passage in or between houses which is open to the public and usually arched over. The entrance to an avenue leading to a house, the avenue itself. A long straight stretch of road. The front doorway of a house, an entrance lobby or porch, especially in a block of flats.