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saynd, soin, soind, soindelek, soindock, soinnek, soynd, suind, sunt, synd, syund,
soind [I.Sh. soin(d)]
n. A sight, a view. Liking, fancy, goodwill, pleasure.
dim. soindock
v. To like, care for, fancy, appreciate. A fishermen's taboo-word for to see, to look (at), to peep.
n. A sight, a view. Liking, fancy, goodwill, pleasure.
dim. soindock
v. To like, care for, fancy, appreciate. A fishermen's taboo-word for to see, to look (at), to peep.
sharee, sharree, siree, so$ree, soiree, soree, suree, surree, swaree, swarie, swarrie, swarry, sworry,
soiree [s(w)ʌˈri]
n. A soiree.
n. A soiree.
celandine, seel_o_downs, seel-o-downs, soladene, sollendine,
soladene [ˈsolədin]
n. The greater celandine Chelidonium majus.
n. The greater celandine Chelidonium majus.
sola, solae, solie,
solae [solə, -a, -e]
adj. Solo, single.
adj. Solo, single.
solan, soland, sollen, sollen, solon, sulan,
solan [solən]
also solan guiss
n. The gannet Sula bassana.
also solan guiss
n. The gannet Sula bassana.
Mairy_sole, Mary_sole, merry_sole, soal, sol, sole, soll, sowl,
sole [sol]
n. The underside of the foot. The lower part, bottom or base of something. Subsoil. An under-plate. A window sill or threshold.
n. The underside of the foot. The lower part, bottom or base of something. Subsoil. An under-plate. A window sill or threshold.
Compounds and phrases etc.
Mairy sole: MN. The lemon sole Microstomus kitt.
saund sole: The lemon sole Microstomus kitt.
witch sole: The witch flounder Glyptocephalus cynoglossus.
saund sole: The lemon sole Microstomus kitt.
witch sole: The witch flounder Glyptocephalus cynoglossus.
slisster, soleecit, soleecitor, soliciter, solicitor, solicyter,
soleecit [ˈsolisət]
v. To solicit.
v. To solicit.
Compounds and phrases etc.
soleecitor: A solicitor, a law-agent.
salist, sillist, solist,
solist [I.Sh. səˈlɪst]
adj. Laying aside work in the meantime.
v. To desist. To rest, to lay off, to while away time.
adj. Laying aside work in the meantime.
v. To desist. To rest, to lay off, to while away time.
solaid, solid, solit, sollit,
solit [ˈsolɪt]
adj. Solid. Of people: having a large supply, well-stocked, sane, in full possession of one's mental faculties, sober. Of things: in large supply, plentiful. Of wine: in the cask, draught.
adj. Solid. Of people: having a large supply, well-stocked, sane, in full possession of one's mental faculties, sober. Of things: in large supply, plentiful. Of wine: in the cask, draught.
salvenda, savandidly, savendible, savendie, savendle, serendible, sevaandal, sevaandaly, sevendable, sevendablie, sevendably, sevender, sevendible, sevendiblie, sevendibly, sevendile, sevendle, sevennil, simmendable, sivendle, solvendie, solvendiness, solvendo, solvendy, survendible,
solvendie [səlˈvɛndi, -ə, -o]
adj. Solvent. Of things: trustworthy, firm, safe, secure, adequate, sure, certain. Of people: strong, in good health, fit.
adj. Solvent. Of things: trustworthy, firm, safe, secure, adequate, sure, certain. Of people: strong, in good health, fit.
sevendle [səˈvɛndl],
adj. Also sevendible Strong, firm, securely made, built or fixed. Trustworthy, dependable. Thorough, out-and-out, severe, extreme.
v. To become firm or secure. To set hard, consolidate itself.
adj. Also sevendible Strong, firm, securely made, built or fixed. Trustworthy, dependable. Thorough, out-and-out, severe, extreme.
v. To become firm or secure. To set hard, consolidate itself.
Compounds and phrases etc.
sevendibly: adv. Thoroughly.
solvendiness: MN. A state of trustworthiness.
solvendiness: MN. A state of trustworthiness.