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rade, radin, raed, raed, raeden, raedin, raid, raiden, raidin, read, readen, readin, red, rede, reed, reedin, reid, reiden, reidin, reyd,
read [rid]
n. A loan of a book or newspaper etc. for the purpose of reading it. A perusal.
v. To read.
pt. rade [red, rɛd]
pp. read, readen [ˈrid(ən)]
n. A loan of a book or newspaper etc. for the purpose of reading it. A perusal.
v. To read.
pt. rade [red, rɛd]
pp. read, readen [ˈrid(ən)]
Compounds and phrases etc.
readin [ˈridɪn, ˈredɪn]: A reading. A reading from the Bible. A loan of a book so as to read it.
a$readies, a$ready, a$ready, a$readys, a$riddy, aareadie, aareadies, aaready, aaready, aareddie, aareddies, aareidy, aariddy, areadies, aready, areddies, areddy, ariddie, arredies, awraedies, awraedy, awreadie, awreadies, awready, awreddies, awredy, awriddie, awriddy, awridy, readie, readies, readies, ready, reddie, reddy, reidy, riddie, riddie, riddies, riddies, riddies, riddy,
ready [ˈrɛdɪ, ˈredɪ]
also readies
adj. Ready. Prone, apt, liable, likely.
v. To get ready, prepare. To cook food, to prepare a meal.
also readies
adj. Ready. Prone, apt, liable, likely.
v. To get ready, prepare. To cook food, to prepare a meal.
Compounds and phrases etc.
awready [ɑː'rɛdɪ, ɔː'rɛdɪ, ə'rɛdɪ, N. I. aː'rɛdɪ], awreadies: Compounds and phrases etc. adv. Already.
cry-reak, cry-reck, cry-rek, raacht, raech, raek, raich, raik, rake, raucht, raught, reak, reakit, reck, recked, reckit, reek, reek$t, reik, rek, rekk, retch, ryke,
reak [rek, rɛk]
n. Reach.
v. To reach. Draw forward with the extended hand. To stretch or extend between two points. To deliver a blow.
pt. pp. reakit, raucht [rɑːxt, rɔːxt, N. raːxt] n. A blow.
n. Reach.
v. To reach. Draw forward with the extended hand. To stretch or extend between two points. To deliver a blow.
pt. pp. reakit, raucht [rɑːxt, rɔːxt, N. raːxt] n. A blow.
Compounds and phrases etc.
cry-reak: I.Sh. Within calling distance.
rael, raelisation, raelist, raelize, raelized, raelly, rail, raill, railly, rale, rayul, real, realeese, realeesed, realeeze, realeezed, realisation, realist, realize, realized, reallie, reelie, reely, reil, reyl,
real [ril, rel]
adj. Real.
adv. Really.
adj. Real.
adv. Really.
Compounds and phrases etc.
realeese [ˈriːəliːz, reːəliːz]: To realize. pt. realeesed
realisation: Realisation.
realist: A realist.
the real Mackay [-m'kaɪ]: The genuine article.
realisation: Realisation.
realist: A realist.
the real Mackay [-m'kaɪ]: The genuine article.
craim, crame, raem, raemer, raemie, raemin, raemit, raemy, raim, raimer, raimie, raimy, rame, ramer, ramey, ream, reamed, reamer, reamie, reamin, reamin, reamin$, reamt, reamy, reem, reemed, reemer, reemie, reemin, reemy, reim, reimed, reimei, reimer, reimin, reimit, reimy, reym, rimmer,
ream [rim, rem]
n. Cream. Foam, froth.
v. To skim the cream from the top of milk. To form a froth or foam.
pt. pp. reamt, reamed adj. Effervesced.
n. Cream. Foam, froth.
v. To skim the cream from the top of milk. To form a froth or foam.
pt. pp. reamt, reamed adj. Effervesced.
reamy
adj. Creamy, frothy.
adj. Creamy, frothy.
Compounds and phrases etc.
reamer: A cream dish. A milk skimmer. An overflowing dish.
reamin [ˈrimɪn, ˈremɪn]: Brimfull and frothing.
reamin [ˈrimɪn, ˈremɪn]: Brimfull and frothing.
raep, raeper, rape, reap, reaper, reip, reyp, tiltin-raeper, tiltin-reaper,
reap [rip, rep]
v. To reap.
v. To reap.
Compounds and phrases etc.
reaper: A reaper.
tiltin-reaper: A reaping machine that requires a man to knock the sheaves off with a rake.
tiltin-reaper: A reaping machine that requires a man to knock the sheaves off with a rake.
arear, arrears, raer, rair, rare, rear, rearer, reir, rerr, reyr,
rear [riːr, reːr]
n. The rear.
adj. Located in or toward the back or rear.
comp. rearer
superl. rearest
n. The rear.
adj. Located in or toward the back or rear.
comp. rearer
superl. rearest
Compounds and phrases etc.
arear: adv. In the rear, behind.
arrears: That which is behind in payment.
arrears: That which is behind in payment.
rair, raired, rare, rared, rear, reared, rearer, reart, reary, reary, reerie, reir, reired, rerr, rerrt,
rear [riːr, reːr]
v. To rear or raise animals or children. Of a horse: To rise up on its hind legs.
pt. pp. reart, reared
v. To rear or raise animals or children. Of a horse: To rise up on its hind legs.
pt. pp. reart, reared
Compounds and phrases etc.
rearer: A horse that rears.
reary: Having a propensity to rear.
reary: Having a propensity to rear.
rabbat, rabbet, rabit, raibet, rebbet, rebbit, rebet, rebit, ribbet, ribbit, rubett, rubett, rybat, rybit,
rebbet [′raebət, ′rebət]
# n. The side of the jamb of a door or window.
# n. The side of the jamb of a door or window.
Becka, Beckie, becky, Rebecca,
Rebecca [ˈrəbɛkə]
n. The personal name Rebecca.
dim. Beckie, becka
n. The personal name Rebecca.
dim. Beckie, becka
beckie
n. A wife who dominates her husband and contrives to get her own way.
n. A wife who dominates her husband and contrives to get her own way.