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terrafee, terrafeet, terrifee, terrifee$d, terrifeein, terrifeet, terrificaation, terrification, terrificaution, terrificawtion, terrifiet, terrifite, terrifyan,
terrifee [ˈtɛrɪfi]
v. To terrify.
pt. pp. terrifee'd
v. To terrify.
pt. pp. terrifee'd
Compounds and phrases etc.
terrifeein: Terrifying.
terrification [ˈtɛrɪfɪkeʃən, arch. -ɑːʃən]: The action of terrifying. A state or condition of terror, alarm, fright. A source of alarm, a terror.
terrification [ˈtɛrɪfɪkeʃən, arch. -ɑːʃən]: The action of terrifying. A state or condition of terror, alarm, fright. A source of alarm, a terror.
test, testit,
test [tɛst]
n. A test. An oath or declaration exacted as an assurance of loyalty to a regime etc. leg. To authenticate a deed.
v. To test.
pt. pp. testit
n. A test. An oath or declaration exacted as an assurance of loyalty to a regime etc. leg. To authenticate a deed.
v. To test.
pt. pp. testit
attest, tasment, tastement, tesment, tesmont, testament, testamentar, testamentor, testementar, testifee, testifee$d, testifeecate, testificate, testment,
testament [ˈtɛstəmɛnt]
n. A testament, a will.
v. To leave by will, to bequeath.
n. A testament, a will.
v. To leave by will, to bequeath.
testifee [ˈtɛstəfi]
v. To testify.
pt. pp. testifee'd
v. To testify.
pt. pp. testifee'd
testifeecate arch.
n. A solemn declaration of fact or belief put in writing.
v. To bear witness, testify.
n. A solemn declaration of fact or belief put in writing.
v. To bear witness, testify.
Compounds and phrases etc.
attest: To bear witness to, officially confirm. To give proof or evidence of.
testamentar [-ər]: A guardian of a child apointed by parents in the event of their death. Testamentary.
testamentar [-ər]: A guardian of a child apointed by parents in the event of their death. Testamentary.
taister, taster, tester,
tester [ˈtɛstər]
n. The fabric canopy of a bed. A six-pence.
n. The fabric canopy of a bed. A six-pence.
tastane, tesorne, testain, testaine, testane, testen, testin, teston, testone, testoon, testoun, testoun,
testoun [ˈtəstun]
n. A silver coin.
n. A silver coin.
tedder, teddrie, teddry, tether, tethur, tiither, tither,
tether [ˈtɛðər, I.Sh. ˈtɛdər]
also arch.MN. tedder [ˈtɛdər]
n. A tether, The scope or range of action, the limits of conduct, resources or endurance etc. A rope, a halter, hangman's noose.
v. To confine, restrict the freedom of. To tie (up). To marry, unite in marriage, usually meant sarcastically.
also arch.MN. tedder [ˈtɛdər]
n. A tether, The scope or range of action, the limits of conduct, resources or endurance etc. A rope, a halter, hangman's noose.
v. To confine, restrict the freedom of. To tie (up). To marry, unite in marriage, usually meant sarcastically.
cheuch, cheuchle, chough, choughle, chuch, chuchle, chugh, chughie, chughle, shoch, t$ugh, tchach, teuch, teuchen, teuchened, teuchent, teuchie, teuchit, teuchle, teuchy, teugh, teughle, toch, tochle, togh, toghle, tuich, twoche, tyeuch, tyoch, tyough, tyoughle, tyuch,
teuch [S. NEC. SN. MN. tjux, SEC. WC. tjʌx, NN. I. tjɔx]
adj. Tough. Persistent, durable. Long-drawn out, protracted, tedious. Of people: rough, coarse. Of the weather: rough, wet and windy. Also teuchy Having tough qualities.
adv. Pertinaciously, protractedly, durably, stoutly.
v. To make tough, toughen. Also teuchen.
pt. pp. teuchent, rare teuchit Toughened.
adj. Tough. Persistent, durable. Long-drawn out, protracted, tedious. Of people: rough, coarse. Of the weather: rough, wet and windy. Also teuchy Having tough qualities.
adv. Pertinaciously, protractedly, durably, stoutly.
v. To make tough, toughen. Also teuchen.
pt. pp. teuchent, rare teuchit Toughened.
teuchle [tjuxl, tjʌxl, NN. tjɔxl]
n. A tough morsel.
v. To chew something tough.
n. A tough morsel.
v. To chew something tough.
chewit, schochad, shochad, shochad, shockit, teeick, teuchat, teuchit, tuchat,
teuchit [ˈtjuxɪt, ˈtjʌxɪt, NN.b. ˈʃɔxad]
n. The lapwing Vanellus vanellus.
n. The lapwing Vanellus vanellus.
cheuchter, cheuchters, choochter, choochters, chookter, chookters, chuchter, chuchters, chuechter, chuechters, heuchter-teuchter, tchechter, tchechters, tcheuchter, tcheuchters, tchoochter, tchoochters, teauchter, teauchters, teucheters, teuchtar, teuchtars, teuchter, teuchters, touchter, touchters, tuchtar, tuchtars, tuechtar, tuechtars,
teuchter [ˈtjuxtər, ˈtʃuxtər]
n. A highlander, bumpkin (contemptuous).
pl. teuchters
n. A highlander, bumpkin (contemptuous).
pl. teuchters
From teuch?
chug, teug, teugerie, teugery, teugs, toggery, took, tug, tuggery, tugs,
teug [tʌg, C. tjʌg, tjug, tjəg]
n. A tug. A swig of drink. A strip of hide or skin. A tug-boat.
pl. teugs Reins, a harness. col. Togs, clothes, a coat, jacket.
v. To tug. To cut strips from an animal's hide.
n. A tug. A swig of drink. A strip of hide or skin. A tug-boat.
pl. teugs Reins, a harness. col. Togs, clothes, a coat, jacket.
v. To tug. To cut strips from an animal's hide.
teugery
n. col. Clothes, apparel.
n. col. Clothes, apparel.