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acht, achteen, achtenn, achtennt, achtsome, aicht, aichteen, aichteent, aichtein, aichteint, aichter, aichtie, aichtiet, aichtsome, aichty, aucht, auchteen, auchteent, auchteenth, auchth, auchtie, auchtiet, auchtsome, auchtsum, auchty, aught, aughteen, aughteent, aughtiet, aughty, echt, echtaen, echtaent, echteen, echteent, echtein, echteint, echter, echtie, echtiet, echtsome, echty, eght, eicht, eichteen, eichteent, eichtie, eichtiet, eichty, eyt, eyteen, five-aichter, five-echter, ocht, uyt, wacht,
echt [ɛçt, ext]
adj. Eight.
adj. Eighth.
Contracted 8t
adj. Eight.
adj. Eighth.
Contracted 8t
echteen adj. Eighteen
echteent, 18t adj. Eighteenth.
echty adj. Eighty.
echtiet adj. Eightieth.
echteent, 18t adj. Eighteenth.
echty adj. Eighty.
echtiet adj. Eightieth.
Compounds and phrases etc.
common five echts: Average, every day.
echtsome: A group of eight
five-echter: An ordinary person or thing.
echty-ane [-en, -jɪn, MN. -in]: Eighty-one.
echty-twa [-twɑː, -twɔː, S. -tweː, N. I. -twaː]: Eighty-two.
echty-three [-θriː, S. -θrəi, I.Sh. -triː]: Eighty-three.
echty-fower [-ˈfʌu(ə)r, SW. -fuwr]: Eighty-four.
echty-five [-faiːv, DD. -fɛv]: Eighty-five.
echty-sax [-saks]: Echty-six.
echty-seiven [-ˈsiːvən, -ˈseːvən, MN. -ˈsəivən]: Eighty-seven.
echty-echt [-ɛçt, -ext]: Eighty-eight.
echty-nine [-nəin, -nin]: Eighty-nine.
echtsome: A group of eight
five-echter: An ordinary person or thing.
echty-ane [-en, -jɪn, MN. -in]: Eighty-one.
echty-twa [-twɑː, -twɔː, S. -tweː, N. I. -twaː]: Eighty-two.
echty-three [-θriː, S. -θrəi, I.Sh. -triː]: Eighty-three.
echty-fower [-ˈfʌu(ə)r, SW. -fuwr]: Eighty-four.
echty-five [-faiːv, DD. -fɛv]: Eighty-five.
echty-sax [-saks]: Echty-six.
echty-seiven [-ˈsiːvən, -ˈseːvən, MN. -ˈsəivən]: Eighty-seven.
echty-echt [-ɛçt, -ext]: Eighty-eight.
echty-nine [-nəin, -nin]: Eighty-nine.
economie, economy,
economic [ˈɛˈkənɔmɪk]
adj. Economic.
adj. Economic.
Compounds and phrases etc.
economise: Economise.
economy [ɛˈkɔnəmɪ]: Economy.
economy [ɛˈkɔnəmɪ]: Economy.
adder, adderstane, aither, bull-adder, bull-edder, bull-ether, edder, edderstane, edder-stane, eddir, ether, etherstane, ether-stane, nedder, nether,
edder [N. ˈɛdər, ˈed-]
also ether [ˈɛðər, ˈeð-]
n. The adder Vipera berus. A malicious or spiteful person.
also ether [ˈɛðər, ˈeð-]
n. The adder Vipera berus. A malicious or spiteful person.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bull-edder: SN. A dragonfly.
bull-ether: WC. A dragonfly.
edder-stane, ether-stane: A small perforated prehistoric stone or bead used as an amulet, according to legend, formed by adders.
fleein ether: S. A dragonfly.
stingin ether: WC. SEC. A dragonfly.
bull-ether: WC. A dragonfly.
edder-stane, ether-stane: A small perforated prehistoric stone or bead used as an amulet, according to legend, formed by adders.
fleein ether: S. A dragonfly.
stingin ether: WC. SEC. A dragonfly.
adderin, aidder, aiderin, aitheran, edder, edderan, edderin, edderin, eddrin, eitheren, ether, etheran, etherin, ethert, ither, udder, uther, yeddar, yedder, yethar, yether, yethert,
edder [ˈɛdər, ˈedər]
also ether [ˈɛðər, ˈeːðər, S. ˈjɛðər]
n. A straw rope used in thatching a stack. S. A long pliant (willow or hazel) rod or withy used in the interlacing of baskets or fencing etc. A severe blow as with a cane. A whack.
v. To rope a stack in order to secure the thatch. S. To tie together very firmly leaving a pressure mark.
pt. pp. eddert, ethert
also ether [ˈɛðər, ˈeːðər, S. ˈjɛðər]
n. A straw rope used in thatching a stack. S. A long pliant (willow or hazel) rod or withy used in the interlacing of baskets or fencing etc. A severe blow as with a cane. A whack.
v. To rope a stack in order to secure the thatch. S. To tie together very firmly leaving a pressure mark.
pt. pp. eddert, ethert
Compounds and phrases etc.
edderin, etherin: The straw rope which catches, or loops round the vertical ropes in the thatch of a house or corn-stack, forming the meshes of the netting.
Adderton, Atherton, Edderton, Edrington, Etherton,
Edderton [ˈædərtən]
Also Etherton [ˈaðərtən]
pn. Edrington (Berwickshire).
Also Etherton [ˈaðərtən]
pn. Edrington (Berwickshire).
eddicaetion, eddicashun, eddicat, eddicate, eddicated, eddication, eddicatit, edication, educat, educatioun, educatit, edyecatshin, eedicate, eedykayshen, eiducation, ejicate,
eddicate [ˈɛdəkə(e)t, ˈidɪket]
v. To educate.
pt. eddicatit
pp. eddicate adj. Educated.
v. To educate.
pt. eddicatit
pp. eddicate adj. Educated.
Compounds and phrases etc.
eddication: Education
eddice, eddices, eddis, eddises,
eddis [U. ɛdɪs]
n. An aftergrowth of grass (or other plants) which grows after it has been been mowed.
pl. eddices
n. An aftergrowth of grass (or other plants) which grows after it has been been mowed.
pl. eddices
edeetion, edeition, edietion,
edeetion [əˈdiʃən]
n. An edition.
n. An edition.
Aderom, Ederom, Edrom,
Ederom [æˈdərəm, ɑˈdərəm]
pn. Edrom (Berwickshire).
pn. Edrom (Berwickshire).
aedge, aidge, edge, edgie, edgie, edgy, stracht-edge, straucht-edge,
edge [ɛdʒ, edʒ]
n. An edge.
v. To edge.
n. An edge.
v. To edge.
edgy
adj. Both mentally and physically quick or active.
n. A look-out (person).
adj. Both mentally and physically quick or active.
n. A look-out (person).
Compounds and phrases etc.
edgin: Edging.
straucht-edge: A strip of iron used to allign the couter and sock with the body of the horse plough.
straucht-edge: A strip of iron used to allign the couter and sock with the body of the horse plough.