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speuin, spew, spewed, speweens, spewin, spewins, splew, splewed, splewin, spluen, spue, spued, spuein, spuin, spyoo, spyooin,
spew [spjuː, MN. spjʌu]
n. A retch, a vomiting motion, a belch of smoke etc. A revolting sight.
v. To flow, pour forth, vomit, bellow.
pt. pp. spewed
n. A retch, a vomiting motion, a belch of smoke etc. A revolting sight.
v. To flow, pour forth, vomit, bellow.
pt. pp. spewed
Compounds and phrases etc.
spewin: Flowing, pouring forth, vomiting, bellowing.
spewins: pl. Vomit.
spewins: pl. Vomit.
Spey,
Spey [spəi]
pn. The river Spey (Moray).
pn. The river Spey (Moray).
spice, spice$t, spice_it, spicerie, spiceries, spicery, spicie, spicy, spyce, spycie, spycy,
spice [spəis]
n. Spice, pepper.
v. To spice, to pepper with shot etc.
n. Spice, pepper.
v. To spice, to pepper with shot etc.
spicy
adj. Peppered, peppery. Proud, testy.
adj. Peppered, peppery. Proud, testy.
Compounds and phrases etc.
spice-box: A pepper-pot.
spicerie: A slight touch, trace, specimen.
spiceries: Groceries.
spice it: An expression of irritation or anger, damn it!
spice-mill: A pepper-quern, mill or grinder.
spicerie: A slight touch, trace, specimen.
spiceries: Groceries.
spice it: An expression of irritation or anger, damn it!
spice-mill: A pepper-quern, mill or grinder.
speck, spick, spig, spigg, spik, spike, spikk,
spick [NN.b. I. spɪk]
n. (Pork) fat.
n. (Pork) fat.
spicket, spigot, spikit, sprigget,
spicket [ˈspɪkət]
n. A spigot. A bung for stopping up a barrel or cask. An outdoor tap.
n. A spigot. A bung for stopping up a barrel or cask. An outdoor tap.
bonspeil, bonspiel, speal, speel, speil, spiel,
spiel [spil, SEC. spel]
n. Any sort of game or play. A curling match.
v. To sport, play, take amusement.
n. Any sort of game or play. A curling match.
v. To sport, play, take amusement.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bonspiel: A curling match.
nard,
spikenard [ˈspəikənərd]
also nard
n. Any of several plants, such as certain valerians, whose aromatic roots were formerly used in medicine.
also nard
n. Any of several plants, such as certain valerians, whose aromatic roots were formerly used in medicine.
sp$ile, speylt, spile, spile, spile$t, spiled, spilt, spyl$t, spyle, spyle, spylt,
spile [spəil]
v. To spoil.
pt. pp. spile't, spiled
v. To spoil.
pt. pp. spile't, spiled
sp$ile, speylt, spile, spile, spile$t, spiled, spilt, spyl$t, spyle, spyle, spylt,
spile [MN. spəil]
n. A splinter, chip, a narrow strip of wood. A wooden plug for stopping the vent of a cask, a bung, a spigot. A kind of crowbar for making holes for fence-posts.
n. A splinter, chip, a narrow strip of wood. A wooden plug for stopping the vent of a cask, a bung, a spigot. A kind of crowbar for making holes for fence-posts.
spill, spillins, spillt, spilt, spull, spulled, spullins, spult,
spill [spɪl, spʌl]
n. Anything destroyed or spoilt, a botch, a wreck or ruin.
v. To spill, To spoil, mar, render imperfect see spyle also. To spoil, pamper. Of meat: to putrefy, go off.
pt. pp. spilt adj. I.Sh. Leprous.
n. Anything destroyed or spoilt, a botch, a wreck or ruin.
v. To spill, To spoil, mar, render imperfect see spyle also. To spoil, pamper. Of meat: to putrefy, go off.
pt. pp. spilt adj. I.Sh. Leprous.
Compounds and phrases etc.
spillins: Spillings.