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laese, lase, lease, lese, release, releash,
release [ˈrəˈles, rəˈlis]
also contracted lease [lis] v. To release, let go, unloose.
n. A release. A variety of the game of tig.
v. To release.
also contracted lease [lis] v. To release, let go, unloose.
n. A release. A variety of the game of tig.
v. To release.
irreleegious, releegion, releegious, releigion, releigious, sacrileegious, sacrileigious,
releegion [rəˈlidʒən]
n. Religion.
n. Religion.
Compounds and phrases etc.
releegious [rəlidʒəs]: Religious.
irreleegious: Irreligious.
sacrileegious [ˈsakrəlidʒəs]: Sacriligious.
irreleegious: Irreligious.
sacrileegious [ˈsakrəlidʒəs]: Sacriligious.
releenquish, releinquish,
releenquish [rəˈlinkwɪʃ, -kwʌʃ]
v. To relinquish.
v. To relinquish.
relic, relick, relict,
relict [rəˈlɪk(t)]
n. A relict, a relic, a widow.
n. A relict, a relic, a widow.
relieve,
relieve [rɛˈliːv]
v. To release from a legal obligation. To release from captivity, rescue. To restore, re-establish, re-enact an order or regulation.
v. To release from a legal obligation. To release from captivity, rescue. To restore, re-establish, re-enact an order or regulation.
remead, remede, remeed, remeid,
remeed [rəˈmid]
n. Remedy, redress.
v. To remedy, redress.
n. Remedy, redress.
v. To remedy, redress.
remeen, remein,
remeen [rəˈmin]
v. To remain.
v. To remain.
remit,
remit [ˈrimɪt]
n. leg. The referring of a matter to another authority for opinion, information or execution, etc.
n. leg. The referring of a matter to another authority for opinion, information or execution, etc.
remorse,
remorse [rəˈmoːrs]
v. MN. To express regret or remorse, to repent, lament.
v. MN. To express regret or remorse, to repent, lament.
renague, renaig, renege, renegue,
renaig [rəˈneg, rəˈnig]
n. The withholding of a trump in cards, a revoke.
v. To refuse to perform work, to shirk, to shy away from a responsibility, engagement or challenge. To deny.
n. The withholding of a trump in cards, a revoke.
v. To refuse to perform work, to shirk, to shy away from a responsibility, engagement or challenge. To deny.