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aw, awe, O, o$s, oa, oah, oh, o-zees,
O [oː]
O, oa
n. The fifteenth letter of the alphabet.
O, oa
n. The fifteenth letter of the alphabet.
$i, $i, a, a, a$, a$da, ae, af, ah, ah$, av, aw, ay, e, e$, ea, eh, ei, i, i$, ie, ih, iv, o, ö, o$, o$d, o$t, o_tha, o_the, oa, oh, oit, ooh, uf, uv,
o [o, e, ə]
prep. Of. Belonging to.
prep. Of. Belonging to.
Compounds and phrases etc.
o it: Of it, contracted o't [ot, et, ət, E. -d]
o the: Of the.
o the: Of the.
aw, aw, aww, aww, o, o, oh, oh,
o [oː]
int. Often added after the rhyme-word at the end of a line or half-line in ballads and songs to match the words to the metre of a pre-existing tune.
int. Often added after the rhyme-word at the end of a line or half-line in ballads and songs to match the words to the metre of a pre-existing tune.
oh
int. Oh!
int. Oh!
hoag, oag, oagin, og, oge,
oag [I.Sh. oːg]
v. To creep, crawl, wriggle. To move slowly. To crawl or be infected with vermin.
v. To creep, crawl, wriggle. To move slowly. To crawl or be infected with vermin.
Compounds and phrases etc.
oagin: Creeping, crawling, wriggling.
aem, aem, aemin, aim, ame, eam, eame, eem, em, eum, haom, haomin, hoam, hoom, hoom, ime, nim, oam, oamin, ome, ön, oone, uim, uim, uin, uind, une, yem, yemin, yim, yimin, yiminie, yimmin, yoam, yoamin, yom, yomein, yomm, yommin, yoom, youm,
oam [(j)oːm]
n. Steam or vapour as from a kettle. Condensation. A warm aroma or atmosphere.
v. To smoke or puff out.
n. Steam or vapour as from a kettle. Condensation. A warm aroma or atmosphere.
v. To smoke or puff out.
uim [MN. jɪm, NN.b. im, eəm, I. ˈøm]
n. The condensation of moisture rising from the ground or the sea-shore in frosty or still weather. A hot atmosphere. MN. A thin film or coating on the surface of anything, scum, a layer of dust, condensed vapour etc.
n. The condensation of moisture rising from the ground or the sea-shore in frosty or still weather. A hot atmosphere. MN. A thin film or coating on the surface of anything, scum, a layer of dust, condensed vapour etc.
Compounds and phrases etc.
oamin: Of smoke: to pour out thickly, to puff.
oanshach,
oanshach [MN. ˈonʃəx]
n. A foolish person, an idiot.
n. A foolish person, an idiot.
From Gaelic oinnseach.
Oaban, Oabun, Oban,
Oban [oˈbən]
pn. Oban (Argyll and Bute).
pn. Oban (Argyll and Bute).
obaidience, obaidient, obay, obedience, obediens, obedient, obeejunt, obey,
obey [obəi]
v. To obey.
v. To obey.
Compounds and phrases etc.
mak obedience: To show one's respect by a curtsy or bow.
obedience [əˈbɛdɪəns]: Obedience.
obedient [əˈbɛdjənt]: Obedient
obedience [əˈbɛdɪəns]: Obedience.
obedient [əˈbɛdjənt]: Obedient
objecit, objecit, objeck, objeckit, object, objection, objections, objectit, objek, obshick, obshikk,
object [n. ˈobdʒɪk(t), v. əbˈdʒɛk(t)]
n. An object. An objection. A person deserving of pity.
v. To object.
pt. pp. objectit
n. An object. An objection. A person deserving of pity.
v. To object.
pt. pp. objectit
Compounds and phrases etc.
objection: Objection.
hae nae objections: To have no objection.
objectionable: Objectionable.
objective: Objective.
hae nae objections: To have no objection.
objectionable: Objectionable.
objective: Objective.
ableedge, ableedged, ableedgement, ableege, ableeged, obleedge, obleege, obleeged, obleegement, obleige, obleiged, obleigement, obleish, obleisment, obleistment, obligat, obligate, obligated, obligation, obligatioun, obligatit, oblish, oblishment, opleege, ublehj,
obleege [əˈblidʒ]
v. To oblige.
pt. pp. obleeged
v. To oblige.
pt. pp. obleeged
Compounds and phrases etc.
obleegement: A kindness. A favour, a service.
obligate [ˈɔblɪget]: To bind, pledge, contract. pt. obligate pp. obligatit.
obligation: Obligation.
obligate [ˈɔblɪget]: To bind, pledge, contract. pt. obligate pp. obligatit.
obligation: Obligation.