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wray, wree,
wree [(w)riː]
n. A twisting of the lips, a grimace.
v. To twist, screw up the face. To writhe, squirm, grimace.
n. A twisting of the lips, a grimace.
v. To twist, screw up the face. To writhe, squirm, grimace.
Compounds and phrases etc.
awree: Awry.
reist, rest, wraest, wraist, wreast, wreest, wreestin-threid, wreist, wrest, wrestin, wrestin_threid, wresting_threed, wrestin-treed, wriest, wrist,
wreest [(w)rist I. (w)rɛst]
n. A sprain.
v. To sprain or wrench a muscle or joint.
n. A sprain.
v. To sprain or wrench a muscle or joint.
Compounds and phrases etc.
wreestin-threid I.Sh.: A thread spun from black wool, on which are cast nine knots, and tied round a sprained leg or arm followed by an incantaion.
square-wricht, vricht, vrichtin, vrocht, wricht, wrichtin, wright,
wricht [(w)rɪçt, MN. vrɪçt, S. rɛɪçt]
n. A woodwright, a carpenter.
v. To follow the occupation of a wricht.
n. A woodwright, a carpenter.
v. To follow the occupation of a wricht.
Compounds and phrases etc.
square-wricht: A cabinet-maker.
ringin, ringin$, rink, vrang, vring, vringin, vrung, wrang, wring, wringin, wrung,
wring [(w)rɪŋ, MN. vrɪŋ]
v. To wring. To twist the body about in pain.
pt. wrang
pp. wrung
v. To wring. To twist the body about in pain.
pt. wrang
pp. wrung
Compounds and phrases etc.
wringin [(w)rɪŋɪn, MN. vrɪŋɪn]: Drenched, soaked.
reest, reestie, reesties, vrist, vristie, vristies, wreest, wreestie, wreesties, wreist, wrest, wrestie, wresties, wrist, wristie, wristies, wristikin, wrust, wrustie, wrusties,
wrist [(w)rɪst, (w)rʌst, (w)rist]
n. The wrist. The instep of the foot.
dim. wristie, wristikin [(w)rɪstɪkɪn] A woollen muff for the wrist. A knitted cuff.
n. The wrist. The instep of the foot.
dim. wristie, wristikin [(w)rɪstɪkɪn] A woollen muff for the wrist. A knitted cuff.
groff-write, handwrite, hanwrite, haundwrite, haunwrite, rite, ritten, rot, urett, verit, vrat, vrate, vreet, vreeter, vreetin, vreetin-paper, vreitin, vrit, vrit, vritten, vrote, vrutten, wraet, wrait, wrait, wrat, wrate, wreat, wreat, wreat, wreiter, wret, wret, writ, writ, writan, writar, write, writer, writin, writin-paper, written, wrot, wrote, wrut, wrutten, wrytar, wryter, wrytin,
write [(w)rəit, ret, MN. vrit]
n. The business of a writer or lawyer. Handwriting, a script, writing, a written record.
v. To write.
pt. wrat(e) [(w)ret, (w)rat, MN. vret], writ [(w)rɪt, (w)rʌt, MN. vrɪt] Wrote.
pp. wrote [(w)rot, MN. vrot], written [(w)rɪtn, (w)rʌtn, MN. vrʌtn] Written.
n. The business of a writer or lawyer. Handwriting, a script, writing, a written record.
v. To write.
pt. wrat(e) [(w)ret, (w)rat, MN. vret], writ [(w)rɪt, (w)rʌt, MN. vrɪt] Wrote.
pp. wrote [(w)rot, MN. vrot], written [(w)rɪtn, (w)rʌtn, MN. vrʌtn] Written.
writ [(w)rɪt, MN. vrɪt, I. wrɛt]
n. A writ. Writing, handwriting. A formal or legal document.
n. A writ. Writing, handwriting. A formal or legal document.
Compounds and phrases etc.
groff-write: Large sprawling handwriting.
haund o write [ˈhɑːn(d)-, ˈhɔːn(d)-, N. I. ˈhaːn(d)-]: Handwriting, style of writing.
haundwrite: Handwriting.
in write: In writing.
smaw-write: Small text, ordinary cursive handwriting.
writer [(w)rəitər, retər, MN. vritər]: A writer. A lawyer, notary, solicitor, attorney.
writin [(w)rəitən, (w)retɪn, MN. vritɪn]: Writing.
writin-paper: Writing paper.
haund o write [ˈhɑːn(d)-, ˈhɔːn(d)-, N. I. ˈhaːn(d)-]: Handwriting, style of writing.
haundwrite: Handwriting.
in write: In writing.
smaw-write: Small text, ordinary cursive handwriting.
writer [(w)rəitər, retər, MN. vritər]: A writer. A lawyer, notary, solicitor, attorney.
writin [(w)rəitən, (w)retɪn, MN. vritɪn]: Writing.
writin-paper: Writing paper.
wraithe, wrathe, writhe, writhed, writhen, wruthen, wrythe,
writhe [(w)rəið]
v. To writhe. To twist about, to turn or wrench round. To wring.
pt. wrathe [(w)reːð]
pp. writhen [ˈ(w)rɪðən]
v. To writhe. To twist about, to turn or wrench round. To wring.
pt. wrathe [(w)reːð]
pp. writhen [ˈ(w)rɪðən]
rankle, rankly, rinkelt, rinkle, runckle, runkelt, runkle, runkled, runklie, runklt, runkly, wrinkelt, wrunkelt, wrunkl$t, wrunkle, wrunklie, wrunklt, wrunkly,
wrunkle [(w)rʌŋkl]
n. A wrinkle etc.
v. To wrinkle, crease, rumple, crush, gnarl, twist, distort, curl.
pt. pp. wrunkelt adj. Creased, crumpled, wrinkled.
n. A wrinkle etc.
v. To wrinkle, crease, rumple, crush, gnarl, twist, distort, curl.
pt. pp. wrunkelt adj. Creased, crumpled, wrinkled.
wrunkly [(w)rʌŋkle]
adj. Wrinkly, wrinkled etc.
adj. Wrinkly, wrinkled etc.
auwid, awid, awud, awuid, brain_wuid, brainwode, red-wud, reid-wud, reid-wuid, rid-wud, rid-wuid, stark-weud, stark-wood, stark-wuid, vod, wad, weud, weuder, weudrif, whitriffe, wid, widd, widddreme, widdreme, widdrim, witrif, woad, wod, wood, wud, wud, wudden, wudden-dream, wudder, wuddrim, wuddrum, wude, wuid, wuiddream, wuiddrim, wuider, wuidrif, wuidrife, wuidrim,
wuid [wød, wyd, wɪd, wʌd]
adj. Mad, insane, out of one's mind, demented. Fierce, violent, recklessly daring, wild in behaviour, ravening. Furiously angry, beside oneself with rage.
comp. wuider
adv. Crazily, in a daft or demented manner.
adj. Mad, insane, out of one's mind, demented. Fierce, violent, recklessly daring, wild in behaviour, ravening. Furiously angry, beside oneself with rage.
comp. wuider
adv. Crazily, in a daft or demented manner.
Compounds and phrases etc.
awuid [əˈwød etc.]: adj. Eager, longing.
brain wuid: To go mad, be enraged or furious.
reid-wuid: Stark mad.
stark wuid: Stark mad.
wuiddream [-rem, -rɪm, -rʌm]: A dazed state, mental confusion. A brainstorm.
wuidrif: Wild to madness, raging.
brain wuid: To go mad, be enraged or furious.
reid-wuid: Stark mad.
stark wuid: Stark mad.
wuiddream [-rem, -rɪm, -rʌm]: A dazed state, mental confusion. A brainstorm.
wuidrif: Wild to madness, raging.
whelk, whelkie, whelkin, whelks, wileek, wileekie, wileeks, wilk, wilkie, wilks, willick, willickie, willicks, wulk, wulkie, wulkin, wulks, wullick, wullickie, wullicks, wylk, wylkie, wylks,
wulk [wʌlk, wɪlk]
n. The whelk Buccinum undatum or Neptunea antiqua or periwinkle Littorina littorea
dim. wulkie
pl. wulks
n. The whelk Buccinum undatum or Neptunea antiqua or periwinkle Littorina littorea
dim. wulkie
pl. wulks
Compounds and phrases etc.
wulkin: To gather whelks.