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seemilar, seemlar, seimilar,
seemilar [ˈsim(ɪ)lər]
adj. Similar.
adj. Similar.
Seemon, Seemun, Sim, Sim, Sime, Simie, Simie, Simm, Simmie, Simunt, Simy, Sym, Syme, Syme, Symie, Symmie, Symmie,
Seemon [ˈsimən]
n. The personal name Simon, Simeon or Sigmund.
dim. Seem(ie)
also Sim, Simie [ˈsɪme, ˈsəimi]
n. The personal name Simon, Simeon or Sigmund.
dim. Seem(ie)
also Sim, Simie [ˈsɪme, ˈsəimi]
Compounds and phrases etc.
Auld Sim: The Devil, Satan.
seempatheese, seempatheesin, seempathie, seempathy, seimpathie, sempathy, sympatheese, sympatheesin,
seempathy [ˈsimpəθɪ]
n. Sympathy.
n. Sympathy.
Compounds and phrases etc.
seempatheese: To sympathise.
seempatheesin: Sympathetic.
seempatheesin: Sympathetic.
seemulate, seimulate, simulate,
seemulate [ˈsim(j)ulet]
v. To simulate,
pp. seemulate adj. Simulated, feigned, based on false pretences.
v. To simulate,
pp. seemulate adj. Simulated, feigned, based on false pretences.
seendil, seendle, seendlins, seenil, seenle, seindle, seinle, senlins, sennil, sindill, sindle, sinnle, synil,
seendle [ˈsin(d)l]
adv. Seldom, rarely, infrequently.
adv. Seldom, rarely, infrequently.
Compounds and phrases etc.
seendlins: adj. Rare, infrequent.
seep, seepin, seepit, seip, seipin, seipit,
seep [sip]
n. Leakage, dripping. Moisture that oozes or trickles out. A small spring or well of water. A sip.
v. To drip, ooze, trickle, percolate, leak. To drain moisture from. To soak, wet through.
pt. pp. seepit
n. Leakage, dripping. Moisture that oozes or trickles out. A small spring or well of water. A sip.
v. To drip, ooze, trickle, percolate, leak. To drain moisture from. To soak, wet through.
pt. pp. seepit
Compounds and phrases etc.
seepin: Dripping, oozing, trickling, leaking etc.
seepage: Leakage.
seepage: Leakage.
seerip, seerup, seirup,
seerup [ˈsirəp]
n. Syrup.
n. Syrup.
seestem, seestematic, seistem, seistematic,
seestem [ˈsistəm]
n. System.
n. System.
seestematic [ˈsistəmətɪk]
adj. Systematic.
adj. Systematic.
seethe, seethin, seyth, seythe, seythin, seything, sith, sithe, sithin, sythe,
seethe [siːð, MN. səið]
v. To seethe. To boil.
v. To seethe. To boil.
Compounds and phrases etc.
seethin: Seething. Boiling.
seetiaation, seetiation, seetiaution, seetiawtion, seetivation, seetuate, seetuation, seitiation, sitiate, sittiwat,
seetuate [ˈsit(j)uet, ˈsituət]
v. To situate.
pt. seetuatit
pp. seetuate adj. Situated.
v. To situate.
pt. seetuatit
pp. seetuate adj. Situated.
Compounds and phrases etc.
seetiation [ˈsitɪ(w)eʃən, arch. -ɑːʃən]: Situation.