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mella, mellae, melly,
mellae [ˈmɛlə, ˈmɛle]
adj. Mellow.
adj. Mellow.
melodeon, melodgin, melody,
melody [ˈmɛlədɪ]
n. A melody.
n. A melody.
Compounds and phrases etc.
melodeon [mɛˈlodʒən]: A small accordion played especially by folk musicians.
melt, meltet, meltit, molten, moltin, mouden, mouten, mowden, mowten,
melt [ˈmɛlt]
v. To melt, make or become liquefied by heating.
pt. meltit
pp. meltit, mowten [ˈmʌutən, ˈmʌud-] adj. Molten, melted. Moulded, cast. Also as v. To melt.
v. To melt, make or become liquefied by heating.
pt. meltit
pp. meltit, mowten [ˈmʌutən, ˈmʌud-] adj. Molten, melted. Moulded, cast. Also as v. To melt.
bluemelt, blue-melt, blue-melted, blue-meltet, blue-meltit, blumelt, blumeltit, clashmelt, clashnmelt, melt, meltit,
melt [mɛlt]
n. The spleen. Of a male fish: the spawn or sperm.
v. To fell with a blow on the side in the region of the spleen. I.Sh. To bruise or crush without breaking the skin.
pt. pp. meltit
n. The spleen. Of a male fish: the spawn or sperm.
v. To fell with a blow on the side in the region of the spleen. I.Sh. To bruise or crush without breaking the skin.
pt. pp. meltit
blumelt [I.Sh. ˈbluməlt]
n. A bruise.
v. To bruise
pt. pp. blumeltit adj. Bruised.
n. A bruise.
v. To bruise
pt. pp. blumeltit adj. Bruised.
Compounds and phrases etc.
clashmelt: I.Sh. A messy state.
melvie, melvied, melviet, melvit, melvy,
melvie [ˈmɛi]
adj. Coated or soiled with meal.
v. To coat with a film of meal or flour.
pt. pp. melvit, melvied
adj. Coated or soiled with meal.
v. To coat with a film of meal or flour.
pt. pp. melvit, melvied
mem,
mem [mɛm]
n. Madam.
n. Madam.
demember, demembration, maimber, maimbers, maimer, maimers, maimmer, maimmers, mehmbir, member, members, memmer, memmers,
member [ˈmɛmbər]
n. A member.
pl. members
n. A member.
pl. members
Compounds and phrases etc.
demember: To dismember, to mutilate.
demembration: Mutilation. The cutting off of a limb.
demembration: Mutilation. The cutting off of a limb.
maimerie, maimery, maimrie, maimry, memorandum, memories, memory, memrie, memries, remember, rememmer, rememmer,
memory [ˈmɛm(ə)ri]
n. A memory.
pl. memories
n. A memory.
pl. memories
Compounds and phrases etc.
memorandum [ˈmɛməranˈdəm]: A memorandum. A memento or souvenir.
memore: arch. A memory.
remember [rəˈmɛmbər]: Remember. pt. pp. remembert
remembrance: Remembrance.
memore: arch. A memory.
remember [rəˈmɛmbər]: Remember. pt. pp. remembert
remembrance: Remembrance.
menadge, menage, ménage, menodge, minodge,
menage [məˈnadʒ]
n. A neighbours friendly society for saving money.
n. A neighbours friendly society for saving money.
men, men$, men$t, mend, mended, mender, mendin, mendit, menn, mennin, mennit, ment,
mend [mɛn(d)]
v. To mend, repair. To recover in health, to heal, to get better. Of people: to reform in morals or behaviour, to mend one's ways. To fatten, to put on weight, to cause to grow stout or plump.
pt. pp. mendit, ment [mɛnt]
v. To mend, repair. To recover in health, to heal, to get better. Of people: to reform in morals or behaviour, to mend one's ways. To fatten, to put on weight, to cause to grow stout or plump.
pt. pp. mendit, ment [mɛnt]
Compounds and phrases etc.
mender: Someone who repairs things.
mendin: Repairing, recovering etc.
past mendin: Irreparable, incorrigable.
mendin: Repairing, recovering etc.
past mendin: Irreparable, incorrigable.