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ill-peyed, ill-peyt, paie, pay, pay$t, pay-poke, pey, pey$d, peyd, peyday, peyed, peyin, peyit, peymen, peyment, peymint, pey-poke, peys, peyt, pie, pied, pies, piy, puy, py, pye, pye$t, pyed, pyein, repey, unpeyd, unpeyed, unpied,
pey [pəi]
v. To pay. To smack.
pt. pp. peyed Paid.
v. To pay. To smack.
pt. pp. peyed Paid.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ill-peyed for: Sorry for.
peyday: Payday.
peyin. Paying:
peyment: Payment.
pey-poke: Pay-packet.
repey: To repay.
repeyment: Repayment.
unpeyed: Unpaid.
peyday: Payday.
peyin. Paying:
peyment: Payment.
pey-poke: Pay-packet.
repey: To repay.
repeyment: Repayment.
unpeyed: Unpaid.
fanton, fantoun, phanton,
phanton [ˈfantən]
n. A phantom.
n. A phantom.
faeshun, faishin, faysan, faysant, feesan, feesant, fesan, phaisan, phaisant, phaishun, phasie, pheasant, pheasie, pheisant,
pheasant [ˈfiːzən(t), ˈfeːzn(t) U. ˈfeːʒən]
n. A pheasant, usually Phasianus colchicus.
dim. pheasie
n. A pheasant, usually Phasianus colchicus.
dim. pheasie
Compounds and phrases etc.
gowden pheasant: The golden pheasant Chrysolophus pictus.
sea pheasant: The turbot Scophthalmus maximus.
sea pheasant: The turbot Scophthalmus maximus.
Pheel, Pheelip,
Pheelip [ˈfilɪp]
n. The personal name Philip.
dim. Pheel
n. The personal name Philip.
dim. Pheel
feesic, feesick, feesickle, feesics, feesik, feisics, metapheesical, metapheisical, pheesic, pheesical, pheesics, pheisic, pheisical, pheisics, pheisik, pheisiks, phesic, phisik, physic, physick,
pheesic [ˈfiːzɪk]
n. Physic. Medicine.
pl. pheesics Physics.
v. To dose with medicine.
n. Physic. Medicine.
pl. pheesics Physics.
v. To dose with medicine.
pheesical [ˈfiːzɪkəl]
adj. Physical.
adj. Physical.
Compounds and phrases etc.
metapheesical [mɛtəˈ-]: Metaphysical.
seed pheesic: Herbal medicine.
seed pheesic: Herbal medicine.
philander,
philander [ˈfɪlan(d)ər]
v. To caper, cavort, dance about, prance.
v. To caper, cavort, dance about, prance.
Compounds and phrases etc.
philanderer: Philanderer.
filosofie, philosphie, philosphy,
philosophy [ˈfɪlɔsəfi]
n. Philosphy. Up to the mid 18th century a university course in ethics, physics and metaphysics which may have included the study of Latin and Greek.
n. Philosphy. Up to the mid 18th century a university course in ethics, physics and metaphysics which may have included the study of Latin and Greek.
Compounds and phrases etc.
naitural philosophy: The study of physical science, physics.
philosophical: Philosophical.
philosophical: Philosophical.
phosphor,
phosphor [ˈfɔsfər, ˈfosfər]
n. Phosphor(us).
n. Phosphor(us).
fotae, fotee, foti, fotie, phoatie, phota, photae, photay, photie, photta, phottie, photy,
photae [foˈtə, foˈtɪ, foˈteː]
n. A photograph.
n. A photograph.
fraise, fraised, fraisie, fraized, frase, phraise, phraisin$, phrase, phrased, phrasie, phrasin, phrasy,
phrase [freːz]
n. An elaborate flowery speech. Flattery, something false or misleading, boasting, idle talk.
v. To flatter, make much of, praise in an ingratiating, fulsome and often insincere manner, fawn on, wheedle, to make fine speeches, indulge in flowery and effusive language.
pt. pp. phrased
n. An elaborate flowery speech. Flattery, something false or misleading, boasting, idle talk.
v. To flatter, make much of, praise in an ingratiating, fulsome and often insincere manner, fawn on, wheedle, to make fine speeches, indulge in flowery and effusive language.
pt. pp. phrased
phrasie [ˈfreːze]
adj. Gushing, too fussy. Given to flattery.
adj. Gushing, too fussy. Given to flattery.
Compounds and phrases etc.
phrasin [ˈfreːzɪn]: Fulsome, ingratiating, prolix, insincere in speech. Flattering.