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rebel, rebelled, rebellt, rebelt, reebel, reibel, reibell,
rebel [ˈribəl]
n. A rebel.
v. To rebel.
pt. pp. rebelt
n. A rebel.
v. To rebel.
pt. pp. rebelt
Compounds and phrases etc.
rebellious: Inclined to defiance of authority or insurrection.
rebeuk, rebeukit, rebjuk, rebuik, rebuikit, rebuk, rebuke, rebukit,
rebeuk [rəˈbyk, -b(j)uk, -b(j)ʌk]
v. To rebuke.
pt. pp. rebeukit
v. To rebuke.
pt. pp. rebeukit
reboond,
reboond [rəˈbun(d)]
n. A loud explosive noise such as a gunshot. A reverberation.
v. To rebound. Of a shot etc. To reverberate, resound. To regurgitate in vomiting, be sick.
n. A loud explosive noise such as a gunshot. A reverberation.
v. To rebound. Of a shot etc. To reverberate, resound. To regurgitate in vomiting, be sick.
rebat, rebut, rebute,
rebut [rəˈbʌt]
n. Repulse,
v. To repulse, discourage, to rebuke. To retort, speak again.
n. Repulse,
v. To repulse, discourage, to rebuke. To retort, speak again.
recaipt, receet, receipt, receit, resate,
receipt [rəˈsep(t)]
n. A prescription, a medical preparation. A recipe.
v. To harbour or receive a criminal. To receive stolen goods.
n. A prescription, a medical preparation. A recipe.
v. To harbour or receive a criminal. To receive stolen goods.
receive, receiver, resaive, resave,
receive [rəˈsiːv, rəˈseːv]
n. Capacity for eating, appetite.
v. To seize, carry off, in imprecations.
pt. pp. received
n. Capacity for eating, appetite.
v. To seize, carry off, in imprecations.
pt. pp. received
Compounds and phrases etc.
receiver: A receiver.
raicent, raicently, recent,
recent [ˈrɛsənt]
adj. Recent.
adv. Recently.
adj. Recent.
adv. Recently.
rack, raiks, rak, reck, recks, watreck, whatrack, whatraiks, whatreck, whatrick, whitreck, whitrecks, whytrack,
reck [rɛk]
v. To reckon, consider. To matter, to be of importance.
v. To reckon, consider. To matter, to be of importance.
Compounds and phrases etc.
whit reck(s): What of it? What does it matter? Nevertheless, all the same, notwithstanding.
rakster, reckster, rekster, rexter,
reckster [I. ˈrɛkstər]
n. A going or proceeding, a pursuit, progress. A long journey or drive sometimes implying fruitless effort. An enclosure into which sheep are driven, a walled track along which sheep are driven. Speed, pace. A trouncing, a dressing-down. A confusion, a mess.
n. A going or proceeding, a pursuit, progress. A long journey or drive sometimes implying fruitless effort. An enclosure into which sheep are driven, a walled track along which sheep are driven. Speed, pace. A trouncing, a dressing-down. A confusion, a mess.
racord, raicort, raycord, raycordin, recaird, reckirt, recoard, record, rekkard,
record [ˈrɛkərd]
n. A record. leg. The printed pleadings of an action. Repute, account.
v. To record.
pt. pp. recordit
n. A record. leg. The printed pleadings of an action. Repute, account.
v. To record.
pt. pp. recordit
Compounds and phrases etc.
record player: Record player.