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ay, ee, eh, ey, I,
I [əɪ, iː]
I, ey, ee
n. The ninth letter of the alphabet.
I, ey, ee
n. The ninth letter of the alphabet.
eece, ees, ice, ice-lowsin, ices, iceshogel, iceshoggle, ice-shoggle, iceshogle, icey, iceys, icie, icies, schuchle, sheckle, shochle, shockle, shoggle, shogle, shuchle, shuttle,
ice [əis]
n. Ice, ice cream.
dim. icie
pl. ices
v. To play curling.
n. Ice, ice cream.
dim. icie
pl. ices
v. To play curling.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ice-lowsin I.Ork.: A thaw.
iceshoggle [əisˈʃɔgl], shoggle [S. ʃogl, ʃokl]: An icicle.
iceshoggle [əisˈʃɔgl], shoggle [S. ʃogl, ʃokl]: An icicle.
adaya, ehdea, ehdeea, idaelist, idaia, idaia, idaya, idea, idealist, idee, ideilist,
idea [əiˈdeːə, aɪˈ-]
n. An idea.
n. An idea.
Compounds and phrases etc.
idealist [əiˈdelɪst]: An idealist.
doddle, eddle-doddle, eedle, eedle-deedle, eedle-doddle, eedle-oddle, idelty, idilteth, idilteth, idle, idlesaet, idleseat, idleseit, idleset, idle-set, idle-sit, idletie, idletith, idlety, islesit, oddle,
idle [ˈəidl]
adj. Idle.
adj. Idle.
Compounds and phrases etc.
eedle-doddle [idl (d)ʌdl]: A person who shows no initiative in a crisis. A puddling person who concerns himself with little trifles.
adj. Easy-going, lacking initiative, negligent, muddle-headed.
idler: An idler.
idlin: Idling.
idletie [ˈəidltɪ]: Idleness, idle frolic, frivolity.
idletith [ˈəidltɪθ]: Idleness.
idleset [ˈəidlsɛt, MN. ˈəidlsi(t)]: n. Idleness, laziness, reluctance to work. Want of work, unemployment. A period of enforced unemployment. adj. Idle, disposed to idleness.
adj. Easy-going, lacking initiative, negligent, muddle-headed.
idler: An idler.
idlin: Idling.
idletie [ˈəidltɪ]: Idleness, idle frolic, frivolity.
idletith [ˈəidltɪθ]: Idleness.
idleset [ˈəidlsɛt, MN. ˈəidlsi(t)]: n. Idleness, laziness, reluctance to work. Want of work, unemployment. A period of enforced unemployment. adj. Idle, disposed to idleness.
iggerant, iggerent, ignorant, ignore,
ignore [ɪgˈnər]
adj. Ignorant.
adj. Ignorant.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ignorance: Ignorance.
ignorant [ɪgˈnərənt, ɪgˈərənt]: Ignorant.
ignorant [ɪgˈnərənt, ɪgˈərənt]: Ignorant.
$ilskin, burssen-ile, eel, eelie, eelie-dolly, eely, eilie, euyl, eyl, eyle, eylee, ile, ile$t, ilecan, iled, ileskin, ile-skin, iley, ilie, ilie, ily, oilie, oily, ool, oyle, uil, uilie, uilie-dolly, uilie-pig, uilzie, uly, ulyie, ulzie, yle,
ile [əil]
also uilie [ˈøl(j)i, MN. ili, ˈuli]
n. Oil.
v. To lubricate with oil, to turn to oil.
pt. pp. ile't
also uilie [ˈøl(j)i, MN. ili, ˈuli]
n. Oil.
v. To lubricate with oil, to turn to oil.
pt. pp. ile't
ilie [əili]
adj. Oily.
n. A fisherman's oilskin.
adj. Oily.
n. A fisherman's oilskin.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bursten-ile: MN. Discarded lubricating oil used to soothe the skin of pigs.
hazel ile: A jocular expression for a caning or sound beating usu. With a hazel stick.
ilecan: An oilcan.
ile-skin: An oilskin.
uilie-dolly: An oil lamp.
uilie-pig: An oil jar.
hazel ile: A jocular expression for a caning or sound beating usu. With a hazel stick.
ilecan: An oilcan.
ile-skin: An oilskin.
uilie-dolly: An oil lamp.
uilie-pig: An oil jar.
elke, ever_ilk_ane, everilk, everilk_ane, evriwan, ilk, ilk$ane, ilk_ane, ilka, ilkae, ilkane, ilkeen, ilki, ilkie, ilkin, ilky, ilkyin, iver_ilk_ane, iverilk, iverilk_ane, iverilkane, ulka, ulkie,
ilk [ɪlk]
n. Family, race, sort, kind, quality.
adj. Each, every, of two or more. Same.
pron. Each one, every one.
n. Family, race, sort, kind, quality.
adj. Each, every, of two or more. Same.
pron. Each one, every one.
ilka [ˈɪlkə, ˈɪlki, ˈɪlke]
adj. Each, every, of two or more.
adj. Each, every, of two or more.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ilk ane: Each one, every one, of two or more, everyone, all and sundry.
ilka ane: Each one, every one.
iver ilk ane: Each single one, every one
that ilk: Of the very same person, name, place or thing just mentioned.
ilka ane: Each one, every one.
iver ilk ane: Each single one, every one
that ilk: Of the very same person, name, place or thing just mentioned.
ail, ails, ill, ill-aff, ill-at, iller, illl-maist, illmaist, illness, ills, ull, ulls,
ill [ɪl, ʌl]
n. Illness. Evil, trouble, bad. Badness, wicked disposition. Harm, injury, mischief from natural or supernatural causes, bewitchment, the evil eye.
pl. ills
adv. Badly, wickedly, with difficulty, with disfavour, unpropitiously etc.
adj. Bad, unsatisfactory, not effective. Of persons: evil, wicked, morally depraved. Of animals: vicious, bad-tempered. Of language, conduct, etc.: bad, profane. Poor in quality, of little worth or substance, scanty, famine-stricken. Of illness: unwholesome, injurious to health, severe, noxious, hurtful. Of people: harsh, severe, cruel, unkind. With aboot or at: annoyed, vexed, grieved, sorrowful. Malevolent, unfriendly, hostile, unlucky, unpropitious. Of coinage: spurious, counterfeit. Of weather: rough, stormy, unfavourable. Difficult, hard, troublesome.
comp. iller, waur [wɑːr, wɔːr, N. I. waːr] Worse.
superl. illest, illl-maist, warst [warst] Worst.
pref. With the adjectival senses above.
n. Illness. Evil, trouble, bad. Badness, wicked disposition. Harm, injury, mischief from natural or supernatural causes, bewitchment, the evil eye.
pl. ills
adv. Badly, wickedly, with difficulty, with disfavour, unpropitiously etc.
adj. Bad, unsatisfactory, not effective. Of persons: evil, wicked, morally depraved. Of animals: vicious, bad-tempered. Of language, conduct, etc.: bad, profane. Poor in quality, of little worth or substance, scanty, famine-stricken. Of illness: unwholesome, injurious to health, severe, noxious, hurtful. Of people: harsh, severe, cruel, unkind. With aboot or at: annoyed, vexed, grieved, sorrowful. Malevolent, unfriendly, hostile, unlucky, unpropitious. Of coinage: spurious, counterfeit. Of weather: rough, stormy, unfavourable. Difficult, hard, troublesome.
comp. iller, waur [wɑːr, wɔːr, N. I. waːr] Worse.
superl. illest, illl-maist, warst [warst] Worst.
pref. With the adjectival senses above.
Compounds and phrases etc.
deid ill: Mortal illness.
the Ill Ane: Satan, the devil.
ill-aff: Ill-off, poor, miserable, ill used, perplexed, at a loss.
ill-at I.Ork.: adj. Clumsy, awkward adv. Clumsily, awkwardly.
ill-less: Harmless, innocent, docile, free from evil intentions.
ill-less-guidless: Harmless.
ill-makkin: Creating trouble, mischief making
illness: Evil, illness, disease.
ill o it contracted ill o't: Bad at it.
the Ill Ane: Satan, the devil.
ill-aff: Ill-off, poor, miserable, ill used, perplexed, at a loss.
ill-at I.Ork.: adj. Clumsy, awkward adv. Clumsily, awkwardly.
ill-less: Harmless, innocent, docile, free from evil intentions.
ill-less-guidless: Harmless.
ill-makkin: Creating trouble, mischief making
illness: Evil, illness, disease.
ill o it contracted ill o't: Bad at it.
elsket, elskoit, ilska, ilsket, ilskit,
ilsket [I.Sh. ˈɪlskət]
adj. Malicious, ill-humoured, rude, irritable.
adj. Malicious, ill-humoured, rude, irritable.
imaagine, imagin, imaginaation, imagination, imaginaution, imaginawtion, imagine, imaigin, imaiginashun, imaigination, imaigine,
imaigine [ɪˈmedʒɪn]
v. To imagine.
v. To imagine.
Compounds and phrases etc.
imaigination [ɪˈmadʒɪneʃən, arch. -ɑːʃən]: Imagination.