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eetem, eetemtation, eetim, eetimtation, eitem, eitim,
eetem [ˈitɛm]
n. An item.
n. An item.
Compounds and phrases etc.
eetemtation: A very small amount, an iota.
eevorie, eevory, ivorie,
eevory [ˈiːvəri]
n. Ivory.
n. Ivory.
creepin-eevie, eevie, eevy, evee, evie, grand-davey, groundavey, grun-avy, grund_eevy, grund-avy, grun-davy, grunde-davy, peekin-eevie, peekin-eevy,
eevy [iːvi]
n. Ivy.
n. Ivy.
Compounds and phrases etc.
creepin eevy: Convolvulous, a very slow person.
grund eevy: The ground-ivy Glechoma hederacea.
grund eevy: The ground-ivy Glechoma hederacea.
Eezaiah, Eizaiah, Izaiah,
Eezaiah [iˈzeə]
n. The personal name Isaiah.
n. The personal name Isaiah.
effabeelity, effable,
effable [ˈɛfəbl]
adj. Affable.
adj. Affable.
Compounds and phrases etc.
effabeelity: Affability.
affeck, affect, effeck, effeckual, effeckwal, effect, effectual, effecwal, uneffectual,
effect [əˈfɛk(t)]
n. Effect.
pl. effects Goods, movables, personal property.
v. To effect.
n. Effect.
pl. effects Goods, movables, personal property.
v. To effect.
Compounds and phrases etc.
effective: Effective.
effectual [ˈɛfɛkt(j)uəl, əfək(t)wəl]: Effectual.
uneffectual: Ineffective.
effectual [ˈɛfɛkt(j)uəl, əfək(t)wəl]: Effectual.
uneffectual: Ineffective.
affeerin, affeir, affeirin, effeir, effeirin, fier,
effeir [əˈfiːr]
n. Appearance, bearing, guise.
v. To be becoming, appropriate, to pertain, relate, correspond, concern. leg. To appertain, to fall by right.
n. Appearance, bearing, guise.
v. To be becoming, appropriate, to pertain, relate, correspond, concern. leg. To appertain, to fall by right.
Compounds and phrases etc.
effeirin: adv. Relatively, proportionately.
as effeirs: In the proper way, in due form.
tae the effeirin: In comparison, to correspond.
as effeirs: In the proper way, in due form.
tae the effeirin: In comparison, to correspond.
effluent,
effluent [ˈɛfluənt]
n. Effluent.
n. Effluent.
eft,
eft [ɛft]
adv. Aft, towards the stern.
also adj.
adv. Aft, towards the stern.
also adj.
afther, aifrins, aifter, efter, efter_an_aw, efter_and_aw, efterinaa, efterinaw, efterins, efther, eftir, ehfter, ehftir,
efter [ˈɛftər, ˈeftər]
prep. After. In telling the time: past. In succession to, as heir to.
adv. After. All the time after, from beginning to end. Remaining, left over from. Of position: in a certain direction, especially indicating the points of the compass.
prep. After. In telling the time: past. In succession to, as heir to.
adv. After. All the time after, from beginning to end. Remaining, left over from. Of position: in a certain direction, especially indicating the points of the compass.
Compounds and phrases etc.
efter and aw: After all.
efter ane: In the same manner, alike.
efterins: The last drops of milk taken while milking. Final results, consequences, remainder(s).
efter ane: In the same manner, alike.
efterins: The last drops of milk taken while milking. Final results, consequences, remainder(s).