text:
pech

Etymology
Borrowed from, apparently of imitative origin.

Verb

 * 1)  To pant, to struggle for breath.

Noun

 * 1) trap, booby trap

Noun

 * 1) duck

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  bad luck

Etymology
From, from , from. Doublet of inherited. Also cognate with 🇨🇬.

The sense “breakdown” is a Dutch innovation. It is probably modelled on the word, which means both “bad luck, misfortune” and “accident”. Since typically denotes a lesser kind of bad luck, it came to be used for a lesser kind of traffic accident too. German uses instead; compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) bad luck; misfortune
 * 2) breakdown, e.g. of a car

Etymology
From.

Etymology
, from, , from , , from , from.

Noun

 * 1)  bad luck, misfortune

Etymology
Imitative.

Verb

 * 1) to pant, gasp for breath

title: pech


text:
topocentric

Adjective

 * 1) Relative to an observer; that is, relative to a point on the surface of the Earth;.

license: Creative Commons - Attribution Share-Alike - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

title: topocentric


text:
User talk:Elvire

Sorry, but I speak in no way about English. You can communicate with me, rather in French here, in Spanish here and in Galician there

interwiki links
Hi! There is no reason to add interwiki links like gl:fig to entries, as we have a bot that does just that.—msh210 ℠ 20:21, 10 September 2008 (UTC)
 * Good night. Thanks ! Je sais bien que ce sont des bots qui font ce travail et je le leur laisse, mais d'une manière générale les bots oublient d'aller chercher les créations dans les "petites" langues comme le galicien. Pour le leur dire, je mets le nouveau mot dans une "grande" langue comme le français, l'anglais ou le castillan. En tout cas merci beaucoup pour votre attention. Sorry, I do not speak english Elvire 20:29, 10 September 2008 (UTC)
 * Our interwiki bot does read the gl Wiktionary at the same time that it reads all the other Wiktionaries, and gives no preference to the "large" ones, according to Conrad.Irwin's reply today at user talk:Interwicket. So you really need not bother adding these links. However, there is certainly no harm in doing so.—msh210 ℠ 20:51, 10 September 2008 (UTC)
 * Merci beaucoup, votre réponse me convient très bien et m'arrange vraiment puisque le gl n'est pas oublié. Je ne ferais plus d'interwiki systématiques, mais seulement dans les cas où au moment de la création d l'article j'ai besoin de naviguer entre les différentes langues. J'apprécie beaucoup votre attention et l'information. Salutations Elvire 11:37, 12 September 2008 (UTC)
 * You're very welcome.—msh210 ℠ 16:08, 15 September 2008 (UTC)
 * Est-ce qu'il y a toujours un bot qui travaille sur gl:Special:RecentChanges? Sinon on en a ici, vois WT:BOT. Mglovesfun (talk) 11:51, 1 October 2011 (UTC)

title: User talk:Elvire


text: estirparne

title: estirparne


text:
chudnąć

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to lose weight

title: chudnąć


text:
ottovanhempi

Noun

 * 1) adoptive parent

title: ottovanhempi


text:
kasvatusvanhempi

Noun

 * 1) foster parent

title: kasvatusvanhempi


text:
μέλος

Etymology
Likely from a ; compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, which are from 🇨🇬. For a semantic parallel (albeit from a different root), note. See also, of similar meaning and superficial pronunciation but different origin.

Noun

 * 1) part of a body, limb, member, part
 * 2) part of a group, member
 * 3) song, strain
 * 4) tune
 * 5) melody
 * 1) melody

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) member (of organisation, group, etc)
 * 2)  limb, body member

title: μέλος


text: tomates cerises

title: tomates cerises


text:
kasvattilapsi

Noun

 * 1) A foster child.

title: kasvattilapsi


text:
uczeń

Etymology
From. .

Noun

 * 1) pupil, student, learner, disciple
 * 2)  disciple
 * 1)  disciple

Etymology
. . Compare 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) student, schoolboy, pupil
 * 2) apprentice, disciple
 * 3) pupil, apprentice, learner, disciple

title: uczeń


text:
oziare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to laze around or loaf about

title: oziare


text: oziando

title: oziando


text: oziante

title: oziante


text: oziato

title: oziato


text: oziati

title: oziati


text: oziata

title: oziata


text: ozia

title: ozia


text: oziamo

title: oziamo


text: oziate

title: oziate


text: oziano

title: oziano


text: oziavo

title: oziavo


text: oziavi

title: oziavi


text: oziava

title: oziava


text: oziavamo

title: oziavamo


text: oziavate

title: oziavate


text: oziavano

title: oziavano


text: oziai

title: oziai


text: oziasti

title: oziasti


text: oziò

title: oziò


text: oziammo

title: oziammo


text: oziaste

title: oziaste


text: oziarono

title: oziarono


text: ozierò

title: ozierò


text: ozierai

title: ozierai


text: ozierà

title: ozierà


text: ozieremo

title: ozieremo


text: ozierete

title: ozierete


text: ozieranno

title: ozieranno


text: ozierei

title: ozierei


text: ozieresti

title: ozieresti


text: ozierebbe

title: ozierebbe


text: ozieremmo

title: ozieremmo


text: oziereste

title: oziereste


text: ozierebbero

title: ozierebbero


text: ozino

title: ozino


text: oziassi

title: oziassi


text:
oziosamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) lazily
 * 2) idly
 * 3) inactively
 * 4) pointlessly

title: oziosamente


text: oziasse

title: oziasse


text: oziassimo

title: oziassimo


text: oziassero

title: oziassero


text: content keys

title: content keys


text: cut scenes

title: cut scenes


text: deathmatches

title: deathmatches


text: electronic games

title: electronic games


text:
telefon etmek

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to telephone, phone

Etymology
. Compare 🇨🇬

Verb

 * 1) to telephone, to phone

title: telefon etmek


text: first-person shooters

title: first-person shooters


text: level caps

title: level caps


text: launch games

title: launch games


text: joint accounts

title: joint accounts


text: killer games

title: killer games


text: instance dungeons

title: instance dungeons


text: griefers

title: griefers


text: games consoles

title: games consoles


text: game consoles

title: game consoles


text: massively multiplayer online games

title: massively multiplayer online games


text: massively multiplayer online role-playing games


text: minibosses

title: minibosses


text:
δράκος

Etymology 1
From the root of, possibly reflecting a thematicized root noun ; compare 🇨🇬. Ultimately from the root.

Noun

 * 1) eye

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1) handful

Etymology
From, from with  -ων to -ος.

Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) dragon legendary serpentine or reptilian creature
 * 2)  beast, monster a serial rapist and/or murderer
 * 3)  A male baby born with a lot of hair (especially on the back), who in older times was thought to grow up to be brave and courageous.
 * 1)  A male baby born with a lot of hair (especially on the back), who in older times was thought to grow up to be brave and courageous.
 * 1)  A male baby born with a lot of hair (especially on the back), who in older times was thought to grow up to be brave and courageous.

title: δράκος


text: overworld maps

title: overworld maps


text: elencarci

title: elencarci


text: elencargli

title: elencargli


text: elencarla

title: elencarla


text: elencarle

title: elencarle


text: elencarli

title: elencarli


text: elencarlo

title: elencarlo


text: elencarmi

title: elencarmi


text: elencarne

title: elencarne


text: elencarti

title: elencarti


text: elencarvi

title: elencarvi


text: platform games

title: platform games


text: platformers

title: platformers


text: save points

title: save points


text:
καταγέλαστος

Etymology
From, from +.

Adjective

 * 1) ridiculous, absurd

title: καταγέλαστος


text: skill trees

title: skill trees


text: technology trees

title: technology trees


text: video games consoles

title: video games consoles


text: video game consoles

title: video game consoles


text:
sidequest

Noun

 * 1)  A quest given to the player that has no direct bearing on the main story/campaign of the game.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 支線任務
 * French: quête annexe, sous-quête
 * German: Seitenquest, Nebenquest
 * Italian: missione secondaria
 * Korean: 사이드퀘스트
 * Turkish: yan görev

title: sidequest


text: sidequests

title: sidequests


text: ξῖ

title: ξῖ


text:
ξεῖ

Etymology
Shape comes from. For name, compare, ,.

Noun

 * 1) xi, the name for the fourteenth letter Ξ, ξ of the Ancient Greek alphabet.

title: ξεῖ


text:
fufar

Etymology
. See the noun.

Verb

 * 1) to make a hissing noise like an angry cat, to hiss

title: fufar


text:
Hajnal

Etymology
From the noun. Compare the female given names,.

title: Hajnal


text:
Citations:gun

 * 1997, Charlie Mann, Ken Norton, Built Hard, page 85
 * Big-gun biceps are essential if you want to make any serious inroads into the iron game.

title: Citations:gun


text:
User talk:Foxcam~enwiktionary

Names
We don't include full names of people here on Wiktionary (those belong on Wikipedia), although we do include individual names, such as Ron. Your entry has been deleted. Any questions feel free to ask. -Atelaes λάλει ἐμοί 23:33, 10 September 2008 (UTC)

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title: User talk:Foxcam~enwiktionary


text:
Talk:scheissenbedauern

As a native German speaker I can assure you, there is no such word as "Scheissenbedauern" in the German language. This "creation" doesn't even follow the simplest rules of connecting 2 words, if it existed it would probably be spelled "Scheissbedauern" anyway :)

 * The coiner didn't claim to be borrowing it. He claimed to be coining it. I wouldn't trust an American author's coinage of a German word. I don't know if this "word" will survive a review. DCDuring TALK 16:40, 19 September 2008 (UTC)

title: Talk:scheissenbedauern


text:
pauce

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  Subject to or pertaining to paucity; being scarce or insufficient.
 * 2) * 1966, Tōhoku Daigaku. Science Reports, v.37-38 1965-1967, Tōhoku University: 1966, page 208
 * although the foraminiferal content is pauce.
 * 1) * 1983, Academy of Political Science (U.S.) Political Science Quarterly; New York, v.98 (1983-84), page 521
 * Comparable information for the Soviets is pauce; but the authors' observations are stimulating and plausible.

title: pauce


text: Category:Hiligaynon nouns

title: Category:Hiligaynon nouns


text:
Talk:볶다

Etymology
What is the literal meaning of 볶 and 다? 24.29.228.33 00:26, 11 September 2008 (UTC)

title: Talk:볶다


text:
Talk:닭

Romanizations
What are the authorities for the romanizations "dak" and "tak"? An editor at Wikipedia maintains that, according to ko:Wiktionary (http://ko.wiktionary.org/wiki/%EB%8B%AD), they're "dalk" and "talk"? 24.29.228.33 00:49, 11 September 2008 (UTC)

 * We use "dak" here because it reflects the actual pronunciation. The spelling "dalk" is an etymological spelling. —Stephen 01:17, 11 September 2008 (UTC)

Thank you; the question is, though, what are the actual Revised and M-R romanizations of this syllabic block? Is there a reliable source we draw on for these two romanizations? 24.29.228.33 01:24, 11 September 2008 (UTC)

 * You have to know the Revised Romanization and you have to know how this cluster is pronounced. —Stephen 01:50, 11 September 2008 (UTC)

This makes sense, but do/should we include these variations at Wiktionary entries, as Korean syllabic blocks change their pronunciation by proximity with other syllabic blocks? I believe we should, otherwise we would mislead our readers that a given block is always pronounced in the one way we have it. Regarding RR, is there an actual available print or Internet source that gives all the blocks' regular pronunciations and alternate pronunciations? 24.29.228.33 04:03, 11 September 2008 (UTC)

 * I think we’re doing it the best possible way here. The intricacies of pronunciation such as you describe belong at the individual letters, such as ㄹ or at Hangul. If someone begins learning Korean and the Korean alphabet, they will quickly discover that, like most alphabets, Korean letters may be pronounced differently in some words or in some environments. And no, I know of no source like that. —Stephen 04:18, 11 September 2008 (UTC)

I still believe we should stipulate the variations in pronunciation, and perhaps also give examples of words containing these variations. This would be a resource found nowhere else, which we could build gradually. To simply present a single pronunciation when that pronunciation is only used some or most of the time for that syllabic block, would seem to be presenting a misleading and incomplete entry for our readers. 24.29.228.33 06:13, 11 September 2008 (UTC)

 * Off the top of my head I’d say that Korean has about 9000 different syllable blocks, and I don’t believe anybody will be willing to make such an extensive pronunciation section for so many syllables. We already have trouble just trying to convince editors to use the Revised Romanization, with pronunciation-based transcriptions rather than etymological ones. Add to this the differences in pronunciation among dialects, especially North and South Korean.... Doing a pronunciation section for each syllable as you suggest would be a huge undertaking. I don’t think it’s feasible. —Stephen 07:48, 11 September 2008 (UTC)

Hmm, I didn't know there were so many exceptions per block. By the way, do we note the sound changes for Arabic "lam" which changes sound to match according to "sun" or "moon" letters? I would think this is a somewhat similar linguistic phenomenon. 24.29.228.33 17:28, 12 September 2008 (UTC)

 * We give the sun letter pronunciation in the transcriptions of individual words and phrases. —Stephen 20:36, 12 September 2008 (UTC)

title: Talk:닭


text:
Citations:incestuous

 * 1638 Herbert, Sir Thomas Some years travels into divers parts of Asia and Afrique
 * ...the name of wife or brother unknowne among theſe inceſtuous Troglodites: feeding, ſleeping, ſpeaking all together without order or law...
 * 1977, Mel London, Getting Into Film, page 4
 * The feature film is, of all the film opportunities, the most closed, the most incestuous, the toughest one to crack.
 * 1993, Gary W. Selnow, Richard R. Gilbert Society's Impact on Television: How the Viewing Public Shapes Television Programming, page 42
 * Each member of the video family constantly interacts with the other because television is the most collaborative of all the popular arts - some would say the most incestuous.
 * 2003, Adam Bellow, In Praise of Nepotism: A Natural History, page 488
 * With the advent of the two-career couple, Washington has become more incestuous than ever before.

title: Citations:incestuous


text:
kɔdzi

Noun

 * 1) hospital

Synonyms

 * atikewɔƒe

title: kɔdzi


text:
eggaldin

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) eggplant, aubergine

title: eggaldin


text: kɔdziwo

title: kɔdziwo


text:
Talk:獨

Alternate Korean reading?
Can it also be pronounced as "dong" in Korean, as in 獨立門 (독립문)? See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Independence_Gate. 24.29.228.33 01:49, 11 September 2008 (UTC)

Why animal radical?
Why does this character have the dog/animal radical when it usually refers to a single person, not animal? 24.29.228.33 10:29, 26 December 2009 (UTC)

title: Talk:獨


text:
Talk:독

Alternate Korean reading?
Can it also be pronounced as "dong" in Korean, as in 독립문 (獨立門)? See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Independence_Gate. 24.29.228.33 01:49, 11 September 2008 (UTC)

 * Yes, due to the following n-pronounciation of 립. —Stephen 02:02, 11 September 2008 (UTC)

Thanks, so a question is, do we include these variations at Wiktionary entries, as Korean syllabic blocks change their pronunciation by proximity with other syllabic blocks? I believe we should, otherwise we would mislead our readers that a given block is always pronounced in the one way we have it. 24.29.228.33 04:01, 11 September 2008 (UTC)

 * No, I don’t think so. It would be confusing and would offer nothing of benefit. The pronunciation anomalies should go with the particular word. After all, ㄹ usually is not an n. Actually, I have found the rule explained at Korean phonology. —Stephen 04:53, 11 September 2008 (UTC)

title: Talk:독


text:
stoking

Noun

 * 1) The act by which something is stoked.

title: stoking


text:
dɔwɔnya

Noun

 * 1) verb

title: dɔwɔnya


text: Category:ee:Parts of speech

title: Category:ee:Parts of speech


text:
distensible

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of swelling or stretching.

Derived terms

 * distensibility
 * indistensible

title: distensible


text:
passive-aggressive

Etymology
From 1940s, after passive aggression.

Adjective

 * 1)  Showing passive, sometimes obstructionist resistance to following authoritative instructions in interpersonal or occupational situations.
 * 2) Showing covert hostility, intending to cause annoyance or to humiliate, while maintaining a transparent (to the recipient) veneer of politeness.

Translations

 * Danish: passiv-agressiv
 * Finnish: passiivis-aggressiivinen
 * French:
 * German:
 * Greek:
 * Italian: passivo-aggressivo
 * Russian:
 * Slovak: pasívne agresívny
 * Spanish: pasivo-agresivo
 * Swedish: passivt aggressiv, passivaggressiv
 * Turkish: pasif-agresif, pasif agresif

title: passive-aggressive


text:
distensibility

Noun

 * 1) Capability of swelling or stretching

Derived terms

 * hyperdistensibility

title: distensibility


text:
continental divide

Noun

 * 1)  A line of elevated terrain that divides a watershed or a continent, so that water flowing on either side eventually travels to separate bodies of water.

Translations

 * Spanish: divisoria continental

title: continental divide


text:
passiivis-aggressiivinen

Etymology
🇰🇲

Adjective

 * 1)  passive-aggressive

title: passiivis-aggressiivinen


text:
eustress

Noun

 * 1)  A healthful, stimulating kind and level of stress.

Antonyms

 * distress

Translations

 * Hungarian: eustressz
 * Japanese: 快ストレス

Verb

 * 1) To cause eustress for someone.

title: eustress


text:
skull fucking

Noun

 * 1)  Aggressive deepthroat fellatio.
 * 2) * 2010, Jackman Hill, Forty Dollar Butt Boy, preview
 * Clayton's skull fucking was giving me a head rush.

title: skull fucking


text:
applicatorful

Noun

 * 1) The amount that will fill an applicator

title: applicatorful


text:
face fucking

Noun

 * 1)  The act of thrusting one's penis into the mouth or throat of someone.

title: face fucking


text:
throat fucking

Noun

 * 1)  Aggressive deepthroat fellatio
 * Maria says that she enjoys throat fucking but her boyfriend believes she just does it to please him due to self-esteem.

title: throat fucking


text:
Talk:\

Okay, here's an interesting problem with this page. On Japanese computers, or English computers set to Japanese by default, the \ key normally shows up as a yen sign (the Y with the two lines through it). On Wikimedia, the behavior is extremely bizarre: in some areas, it shows up as a regular backslash, and in others, it's the yen sign. (For example, right now as I type this, I see "Editing Talk:\" above the text block, but the Firefox tab is called "Editing Talk:(Yen Sign)"). What do you guys think about that. Language Lover 02:56, 11 September 2008 (UTC)
 * BTW, on a Korean computer, it will read "Talk:₩"...-- Prince Kassad 05:48, 11 September 2008 (UTC)

 * That sounds like a bug in something to me, that character has a code of %5C and as such is defined by the unicode standard to be a backslash. I suspect the bug is with the local computer, but it would be interesting to see what happens if you copy the title of this page into http://rishida.net/scripts/uniview/conversion.php. 17:51, 11 September 2008 (UTC)
 * Yen and Won appear because Japanese and Korean character sets replaced the backslash with their currency sign. This was even carried over to Unicode, and even in Windows Vista you're unable to type in a backslash on Japanese/Korean computers because the currency sign appears instead. -- Prince Kassad 20:06, 11 September 2008 (UTC)

 * The funny thing is, you are able to type in a backslash (at least on Japanese computer), it's just that it appears as a yen sign. I typed up a LaTeX file on my laptop, annoyed because all the backslashes were yen signs, and figuring I'd transfer it onto my work computer and do a search-replace to turn them into backslashes.  When I opened the file on my work computer, POOF, all the yen signs were backslashes again.  It's crazy.  As a corollary, if you try to sidestep the Japanese system by copy-pasting a backslash from somewhere else, it'll still paste as a yen sign!  The article should probably mention something about this phenomenon, I'm just not sure what... Language Lover 22:32, 13 September 2008 (UTC)

 * I've added an italic note to the top of the page, feel free to modify it (the image should not change depending on your computer ;). Conrad.Irwin 22:56, 13 September 2008 (UTC)
 * What do you mean by "[t]his was even carried over to Unicode"? That is certainly not the case. 1234qwer1234qwer4 (talk) 23:32, 19 September 2020 (UTC)

title: Talk:\


text:
탈

Noun

 * 1)  mask, especially those worn in traditional plays

Etymology 2
Most likely from, a word attested in the Neung'eomgyeong eonhae (楞嚴經諺解 / 능엄경언해), 1461. The modern meaning is first attested in the 18th century.

Noun

 * 1) mishap, trouble; accident
 * 2) illness, sickness
 * 3) flaw, fault
 * 4) breakdown of a machine, etc.

Etymology 3
.

Prefix

 * 1) end of..., out of...; de-

Etymology 4
See the main entry.

Etymology 5
Korean reading of various Chinese characters.

title: 탈


text:
Google bomb

Noun

 * 1) An attempt to influence the ranking of a web page within the Google search engine by linking to it from many other pages.

title: Google bomb


text:
bizygomatic breadth

Noun

 * 1)  The width or breadth of the face from the widest part of one zygomatic arch to the widest part of the other

title: bizygomatic breadth


text:
kermes oak

Noun

 * 1) An oak,, native to the western Mediterranean region and growing 1-6 meters tall.

Synonyms

 * prickly oak

Translations

 * Aragonese:
 * Basque: abaritz
 * Catalan: garric,
 * Czech: dub kermesový
 * French: chêne des garrigues
 * Galician: carrasco
 * German: Kermes-Eiche
 * Greek:
 * Ancient: ὕσγη, ἀγριοβάλανος
 * Irish: dair cheirmise
 * Italian: quercia spinosa
 * Occitan:
 * Polish: dąb kermesowy, dąb skalny
 * Portuguese:, pinheiro-carrasco
 * Spanish:, , , carrasquizo
 * Swedish: kermesek

title: kermes oak


text:
Talk:steganography

Steganography can be, and is used to describe covert messaging--where a hidden political or ideological text can pretend to be something that it is not. For example the conjunct "women and children" in reports of violence conceals the fact that since there are only two sexes any reports of violence must be the work of males. Put another way the field of "violence makers" contains only two genders and if one is designated as victims all the other must be the makers of that violence. So the report makes the accusation that all violence is created by all males without actually risking refutation on logical grounds.laurie payne.

title: Talk:steganography


text:
User talk:Seamus~enwiktionary

Please note that this is not Wikipedia. You are currently on Wiktionary, a dictionary web site. If you would like to add a word and its definition, then you are welcome to do so. Encyclopedic articles, such as the one you entered, belong on an encyclopedia web site, such as Wikipedia. Thanks. Nadando 03:57, 11 September 2008 (UTC)

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text:
antenado

Adjective

 * 1)  antennaed having antennae
 * 2)  aware of current events

Etymology 1
From.

Adjective

 * 1) having antennae

title: antenado


text:
politicastro

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a third-rate politician

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) corrupt politician

title: politicastro


text:
антена

Noun

 * 1) aerial, antenna a device for receiving or transmitting radio, television signals, etc.
 * 2) antenna, feeler a feeler organ on the head of an insect, crab, or other animal

Noun

 * 1) antenna

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) antenna

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) antenna

title: антена


text:
all but dissertation

Noun

 * 1)  A status of a doctoral student who has completed all PhD degree requirements except the doctoral dissertation.

Usage notes

 * Often used attributively.

Derived terms

 * ABD

title: all but dissertation


text:
Wiktionary:Frequency lists/Contemporary fiction in 60 categories

This page includes the 2000 most frequently used words in contemporary fiction. The words are sorted into 60 categories by subject. The words are included in the subject categories associated with their more frequently intended definitions. The first 400 words are in the first column. The second 400 words are in the second column. The third 400 words are in the third column. The fourth 400 words are in the fourth column. The fifth 400 words are in the fifth column. This page also includes some opposites, non-vulgar alternatives, idioms, and other closely related words. Opposites and gender pairs are separated by a slash. Some proper nouns are excluded.

Amount

 * much
 * few / many
 * nothing
 * a lot
 * lots
 * couple
 * number
 * figure
 * several
 * pair
 * add / subtract
 * none
 * single
 * count
 * double / half
 * plus / minus
 * amount
 * math
 * times
 * multiply / divide
 * various
 * balance
 * term
 * plenty
 * dash
 * total

Anatomy

 * back
 * eye
 * hand
 * head
 * face
 * arm
 * hair
 * shoulder
 * body
 * mouth
 * lip
 * feet
 * finger
 * heart
 * leg
 * ear
 * chest
 * cheek
 * neck
 * stomach
 * skin
 * eyebrow
 * nose
 * foot
 * throat
 * knee
 * bottom
 * buttock
 * teeth
 * brain
 * tongue
 * forehead
 * lap
 * waist
 * wrist
 * chin
 * jaw
 * hip
 * penis / vagina
 * heel
 * brow
 * palm
 * muscle
 * wing
 * elbow
 * nail
 * tail
 * toe
 * nerve
 * bone
 * thumb
 * breast
 * thigh
 * gut
 * abdomen

Change and Destruction

 * change
 * turn
 * get
 * death
 * fire
 * raise / cut
 * break / fix
 * clean
 * remain
 * become
 * snap
 * die / survive
 * cut / mend
 * tear
 * hurt
 * kill
 * pop
 * burst
 * crack
 * focus
 * shift
 * disappear
 * grow / shrink
 * wash
 * fade
 * rip
 * burn
 * crime
 * cook
 * switch
 * widen
 * double / halve
 * split
 * process
 * destroy / build
 * pierce
 * wound
 * scratch
 * crush
 * bruise
 * murder
 * natural / altered
 * footstep
 * rid
 * spare
 * damage
 * stain
 * tighten
 * straighten
 * tune
 * soak / dry
 * melt / freeze
 * chill / warm
 * fry
 * explode
 * blast
 * bleed
 * replace

Clothes

 * clothes
 * shirt
 * pocket
 * jeans
 * shoe
 * dress
 * wear
 * pants
 * jacket
 * suit
 * coat
 * button
 * underwear
 * bare
 * naked
 * hat
 * skirt
 * boot
 * sleeve
 * clothing
 * outfit
 * belt
 * uniform
 * collar
 * glove
 * sweater
 * mask

Cognition

 * thought
 * mind
 * idea
 * sleep
 * know
 * think
 * remember / forget
 * realize
 * believe
 * wonder
 * attention
 * asleep
 * wake
 * suppose
 * understand
 * dream
 * figure
 * consider
 * learn / forget
 * familiar
 * memory
 * experience
 * emotion
 * awake
 * remind
 * trust
 * imagine
 * recognize
 * focus
 * assume
 * gather
 * image
 * information
 * lesson
 * blame
 * judge
 * lost
 * mental
 * opinion
 * nightmare
 * puzzle
 * confuse
 * suspect
 * recall
 * concentrate

Color

 * black / white
 * blue
 * red
 * green
 * clear
 * brown
 * pink
 * grey
 * pale
 * yellow
 * orange
 * silver
 * purple
 * gold
 * tan
 * golden
 * hazel

Nonverbal Communication

 * smile
 * laugh
 * nod
 * sigh
 * grin
 * cry
 * sign
 * movie
 * picture
 * music
 * tone
 * mark
 * expression
 * shrug
 * scream
 * glare
 * wave
 * smirk
 * frown
 * giggle
 * groan
 * art
 * laughter
 * blush
 * chuckle
 * mumble
 * gasp
 * draw
 * growl
 * gesture
 * alarm
 * image
 * hiss
 * scowl
 * sob
 * wince
 * bow
 * moan
 * grunt
 * beam
 * squeal
 * tune
 * map
 * signal
 * shriek
 * roar
 * tremble
 * pout
 * bark
 * flirt
 * grimace
 * whistle

Verbal Communication

 * word
 * question / answer
 * ask / answer
 * say
 * tell
 * call
 * talk
 * reply
 * thank
 * read
 * story
 * conversation
 * note
 * form
 * sign
 * deal
 * promise
 * expression
 * song
 * joke
 * movie
 * music
 * book
 * whisper / shout
 * yell
 * lie
 * explain
 * speak
 * order
 * mutter
 * offer
 * agree
 * write
 * mention
 * admit / deny
 * card
 * letter
 * response
 * period
 * message
 * list
 * comment
 * type
 * respond
 * remind
 * exclaim
 * interrupt
 * excuse
 * study
 * greet
 * suggest
 * warn
 * sing
 * welcome
 * count
 * dare
 * demand
 * argue
 * swear
 * tease
 * contact
 * invite
 * convince
 * apologize
 * history
 * sentence
 * curse
 * tip
 * bill
 * math
 * station
 * address
 * lesson
 * law
 * magazine
 * report
 * hint
 * complain
 * charge
 * cheer
 * announce
 * protest
 * introduce
 * beg
 * insist
 * urge
 * threaten
 * moan
 * chat
 * inform
 * whine
 * object
 * grumble
 * squeal
 * sarcastically
 * schedule
 * statement
 * clue
 * ticket
 * argument
 * language
 * map
 * agreement
 * retort
 * interview
 * remark
 * teach
 * discuss
 * plead
 * describe
 * assure
 * claim
 * accent
 * challenge
 * command
 * forgive
 * insult
 * post
 * spell
 * inquire
 * flirt

Comparison

 * like / unlike
 * more / less
 * than
 * same / opposite
 * most / least
 * better / worse
 * best / worst
 * different / similar
 * further
 * lower / higher
 * difference / similarity
 * various
 * compare

Conflict and Competition

 * for / against
 * but
 * though
 * however
 * although
 * except
 * trouble
 * football
 * fight
 * attack
 * despite
 * track
 * lose / win
 * struggle
 * settle
 * race
 * bet
 * argue
 * interrupt
 * war / peace
 * battle
 * sport
 * otherwise
 * threaten
 * protest
 * object
 * court
 * argument
 * enemy / friend
 * resist
 * cheat

Connection

 * and
 * on / off
 * with / without
 * or
 * onto
 * lean
 * pull / push
 * reach
 * grab
 * hold
 * miss
 * kiss
 * upon
 * drop / catch
 * lock
 * meet
 * arrive
 * get
 * land
 * press
 * join
 * brush
 * rub
 * touch
 * hug
 * hit
 * knock
 * kick
 * beat
 * apart
 * knot
 * handle
 * sex
 * relationship
 * married / single
 * marry / divorce
 * visit
 * tie
 * grip
 * stick
 * contact
 * wipe
 * punch
 * slap
 * bridge
 * wedding
 * mate
 * separate
 * split
 * crash
 * click
 * clutch
 * tug
 * grasp
 * clench
 * stroke
 * tap
 * pat
 * scratch
 * choke
 * smack
 * whip
 * popular
 * friendship
 * marriage / divorce
 * chain
 * embrace
 * connect
 * link
 * dial
 * hook
 * yank
 * bump
 * strike

Consumption

 * water
 * use
 * food
 * breakfast
 * brunch
 * lunch
 * dinner
 * supper
 * coffee
 * eat
 * drink
 * cream
 * chocolate
 * orange
 * sugar
 * ingredient
 * bite
 * suck
 * sip
 * bake
 * hungry
 * honey
 * cookie
 * tap
 * beer
 * tea
 * pizza
 * drug
 * meal
 * bread
 * potato
 * fish
 * chicken
 * meat
 * fruit
 * vegetable
 * produce
 * soda
 * dessert
 * waste
 * swallow
 * cook
 * cake
 * milk
 * juice
 * sandwich
 * dish
 * apple
 * wine
 * chip
 * egg
 * alcohol
 * tray
 * candy
 * pot
 * cheese
 * dine
 * feed
 * lick
 * chew
 * gulp
 * exhaust
 * supply
 * fry

Contraction

 * I'm
 * don't
 * didn't
 * it's
 * wasn't
 * you're
 * that's
 * I'll
 * couldn't
 * can't
 * he's
 * I'd
 * wouldn't
 * I've
 * she's
 * he'd
 * hadn't
 * doesn't
 * what's
 * we're
 * she'd
 * won't
 * there's
 * isn't
 * they're
 * you've
 * you'll
 * we'll
 * haven't
 * weren't
 * aren't
 * you'd
 * gonna
 * they'd
 * shouldn't
 * we've
 * who's
 * we'd
 * it'll
 * he'll
 * would've
 * gotta
 * she'll
 * wanna
 * they'll
 * hasn't
 * kinda
 * ain't
 * they've
 * how's
 * it'd
 * let's

Definition

 * be
 * is
 * are
 * mean
 * name
 * am
 * class
 * kind
 * sort
 * type
 * detail
 * blank
 * term
 * character

Direction

 * to / from
 * up / down
 * out
 * into
 * back / forward
 * right / left
 * away / toward
 * across
 * way
 * through
 * course
 * forward / backward
 * direction
 * ahead / back
 * upstairs / downstairs
 * aside
 * aim
 * north / south
 * east / west

Emotion

 * sure
 * sorry
 * care
 * hope
 * wonder
 * worry
 * surprise
 * please
 * miss
 * bother
 * feel
 * love / hate
 * happy / sad
 * calm / nervous
 * glad
 * fun
 * angry
 * annoy
 * enjoy
 * fear
 * shock
 * trouble
 * interest
 * confuse
 * scare
 * afraid
 * mad
 * certain
 * emotion
 * relief
 * mood
 * anger
 * disgust
 * doubt
 * bore
 * embarrass
 * concern
 * amaze
 * excite
 * relax
 * upset
 * aware
 * curious
 * proud / ashamed
 * innocent / guilty
 * jealous
 * angrily
 * happily
 * excitement
 * spirit
 * nerve
 * panic
 * alarm
 * confusion
 * respect
 * frighten
 * regret
 * amuse
 * startle
 * disappoint
 * relieve
 * scary
 * tense
 * desperate
 * frustration
 * rage
 * horror
 * joy
 * nightmare
 * disbelief
 * pressure
 * stress
 * pleasure
 * content
 * ease
 * desire
 * concentrate
 * charm
 * satisfy
 * attitude
 * pity
 * surprisingly
 * pride
 * stun
 * frustrate
 * terrify
 * irritate
 * disturb
 * puzzle
 * impress
 * suffer
 * appreciate

Extent

 * so
 * just
 * only
 * too
 * much
 * really
 * how
 * long / short
 * very
 * enough
 * almost
 * slightly / quite
 * over / under
 * pretty
 * a little / a lot
 * high / low
 * completely
 * especially
 * nearly
 * exactly
 * barely
 * serious
 * simply
 * within
 * seriously
 * further
 * totally
 * practically
 * slight
 * hardly
 * lightly
 * mostly
 * somewhat
 * extremely
 * beyond
 * bare
 * heavily
 * basically
 * fully
 * entirely
 * lack
 * kind of
 * particularly
 * plenty
 * halfway
 * badly
 * deeply
 * merely
 * fairly
 * exact
 * brief
 * mid

Family and Friends

 * mother / father
 * mom / dad
 * parent
 * sister / brother
 * friend / enemy
 * family
 * mum / dad
 * girlfriend / boyfriend
 * daughter / son
 * aunt / uncle
 * wife / husband
 * cousin
 * grandma / grandpa
 * niece / nephew
 * great-grandmother
 * great-grandfather
 * stepchild
 * stepparent
 * in-law
 * mama / dada
 * mommy / daddy
 * mate
 * partner
 * spouse
 * baby
 * honey
 * dear
 * love
 * lover

Focus and Origin

 * to
 * from
 * the / a
 * this / that
 * of
 * about
 * an / the
 * any
 * these / those
 * himself / herself
 * myself
 * yourself
 * matter
 * within
 * focus
 * concern
 * center
 * main
 * subject
 * self
 * themselves
 * itself
 * base
 * random
 * feature
 * clue
 * among
 * detail
 * local
 * personal
 * distract
 * social
 * natural
 * purpose
 * issue
 * concentrate
 * display
 * mental
 * general
 * nature
 * background
 * topic
 * major

Frequency

 * always / never
 * once
 * ever
 * sometimes
 * usually
 * happen
 * turn
 * time
 * often / rarely
 * twice
 * steady
 * constantly
 * habit
 * tend
 * occur

Future

 * will
 * forward
 * ready
 * plan
 * expect
 * gonna
 * promise
 * ahead
 * avoid
 * ahead
 * prepare
 * warn
 * future
 * vision
 * project
 * shall
 * schedule
 * weather
 * purpose
 * bound
 * aim
 * goal
 * fate
 * design

Geometry

 * point
 * figure
 * line
 * corner
 * angle
 * straight
 * box
 * cross
 * form
 * ring
 * round
 * edge
 * area
 * space
 * focus
 * size
 * center
 * curl
 * distance
 * narrow
 * circle
 * shape
 * plane
 * base
 * row / column
 * square
 * height
 * length
 * width
 * volume
 * triangle
 * rectangle

Group

 * class
 * together / separate
 * family
 * set
 * couple
 * alone
 * party
 * group
 * crowd
 * pair
 * pack
 * team
 * band
 * train
 * company
 * pile
 * list
 * club
 * in
 * include
 * camp
 * load
 * member
 * bunch
 * mix
 * system
 * split
 * cast
 * gang
 * among
 * file
 * content
 * outfit
 * contain

Interjection

 * no / yes
 * well
 * really
 * oh
 * sure
 * okay
 * yeah
 * thank you
 * sorry
 * hey
 * whatever
 * all right
 * hello / good-bye
 * hi / bye
 * huh
 * ah
 * wow
 * welcome
 * yea
 * hmm
 * ha
 * nope / yep
 * uh-uh / uh-huh

Location

 * place
 * home
 * side
 * point
 * lot
 * seat
 * beginning / end
 * front / back
 * inside / outside
 * in / outside
 * at
 * there / here
 * over / under
 * by
 * around
 * where
 * close / far
 * ahead / behind
 * between
 * Sun
 * ground
 * street
 * corner
 * park
 * world
 * town
 * middle
 * edge
 * state
 * land
 * ring
 * road
 * city
 * sky
 * top / bottom
 * far / near
 * high / low
 * beside
 * above
 * field
 * center
 * trail
 * area
 * path
 * scene
 * earth
 * forest
 * hole
 * within
 * beneath / above
 * present / absent
 * surround
 * river
 * camp
 * level
 * entrance / exit
 * country
 * hill / valley
 * beach
 * stream
 * yard
 * sea
 * mountain
 * below / above
 * everywhere / nowhere
 * beyond
 * nearby
 * garden
 * address
 * surface
 * dump
 * presence / absence
 * underneath / above
 * among
 * local
 * float
 * lake
 * moon
 * bush
 * corridor
 * background
 * campus

Method

 * quickly / slowly
 * suddenly
 * anyway
 * by
 * how
 * way
 * fast / slow
 * quietly / loudly
 * softly
 * gently
 * quick
 * tone
 * rush
 * sudden / gradual
 * somehow
 * carefully
 * easily
 * practically
 * honestly
 * perfectly
 * silently
 * hurry
 * tightly
 * nervously / calmly
 * directly
 * normally
 * careful / careless
 * system
 * pace
 * particular
 * gentle
 * direct
 * steady
 * sarcastically
 * firmly
 * casually
 * desperately
 * sadly
 * mentally
 * fairly
 * closely
 * abruptly
 * style
 * manner
 * accent
 * fashion

Movement

 * go / stay
 * turn
 * come
 * walk
 * still
 * pull / push
 * close / open
 * put
 * move
 * get
 * leave / return
 * run
 * step
 * rest
 * roll
 * pass
 * follow / lead
 * continue / stop
 * head
 * fall
 * rain
 * shower
 * trip
 * slip
 * drop / catch
 * jump
 * raise / lower
 * lift
 * climb
 * dance
 * bring
 * carry
 * fill / empty
 * drive
 * park
 * ride
 * shake
 * enter / exit
 * cross
 * breathe
 * lay
 * throw
 * remain
 * motion
 * storm
 * wind
 * chase
 * pack
 * shove
 * drag
 * escape
 * fly
 * blink
 * settle
 * send
 * approach
 * shift
 * flip
 * jerk
 * suck / blow
 * stretch
 * toss
 * squeeze
 * spread
 * gather / scatter
 * pour
 * sink
 * circle
 * twist
 * slide
 * swing
 * wander
 * remove
 * movement
 * flight
 * pace
 * speed
 * tip
 * rise
 * travel
 * shiver
 * stumble
 * snort
 * charge
 * drift
 * faint
 * load
 * swim
 * introduce
 * spin
 * stream
 * bury
 * hop
 * cough
 * skip
 * flow
 * cast
 * ship
 * float
 * spill
 * dump
 * stall
 * collapse
 * weather
 * breeze
 * tour
 * flick
 * duck
 * flush
 * bounce
 * sneak
 * dig
 * tuck
 * tilt
 * pitch
 * tremble
 * emerge
 * shuffle
 * dash
 * shudder
 * jog
 * proceed
 * leap
 * flop
 * shoot

Number

 * zero
 * one
 * two
 * three
 * four
 * five
 * six
 * seven
 * eight
 * nine
 * ten
 * eleven
 * twelve
 * thirteen
 * fourteen
 * fifteen
 * sixteen
 * seventeen
 * eighteen
 * nineteen
 * twenty
 * thirty
 * forty
 * fifty
 * sixty
 * seventy
 * eighty
 * ninety
 * hundred
 * thousand
 * million
 * billion
 * trillion
 * odd
 * even
 * teen

Object

 * bed
 * car
 * table
 * phone
 * book
 * chair
 * bag
 * paper
 * desk
 * tire
 * box
 * lock
 * glass
 * case
 * couch
 * ring
 * bus
 * gun
 * key
 * brush
 * rock
 * picture
 * card
 * bar
 * ball
 * bottle
 * mirror
 * star
 * TV
 * cup
 * computer
 * handle
 * bell
 * clock
 * plate
 * button
 * pillow
 * board
 * page
 * guitar
 * cloud
 * screen
 * truck
 * football
 * stone
 * sheet
 * van
 * blanket
 * bowl
 * camera
 * towel
 * machine
 * wheel
 * bench
 * cigarette
 * knife
 * purse
 * plane
 * screw
 * frame
 * pen
 * backpack
 * bow
 * leaf
 * bike
 * toy
 * ship
 * whip
 * nail
 * object
 * weapon
 * magazine
 * radio
 * file
 * CD
 * fan
 * rope
 * television
 * boat
 * tent
 * hook
 * ticket
 * doll
 * trap
 * tank
 * tape
 * sofa
 * pin
 * branch
 * puzzle
 * bullet
 * film
 * dish
 * jeep
 * notebook
 * string
 * pencil
 * photo
 * tray
 * chain
 * engine
 * map
 * quarter
 * pot
 * feather
 * strap
 * drawer
 * pad
 * bubble

Organism

 * animal
 * plant
 * kid
 * tree
 * rose
 * horse
 * dog
 * human
 * cat
 * grass
 * flower
 * monster
 * fish
 * creature
 * bear
 * bird
 * chicken
 * duck
 * snake
 * pet
 * bush
 * puppy
 * spider

Parallel

 * even
 * just
 * such
 * as
 * again
 * do-over
 * too
 * while
 * also
 * both / neither
 * each
 * another
 * reply
 * answer
 * follow / lead
 * along
 * during
 * either
 * agree
 * besides
 * peer
 * twin
 * response
 * fit
 * mirror
 * match
 * repeat
 * pretend
 * respond
 * fair
 * nor
 * image
 * reaction
 * echo
 * mock
 * record
 * similar / different
 * common
 * uniform
 * exact
 * whilst
 * photo
 * video
 * balance
 * copy
 * trace
 * react

Past Tense

 * was
 * had
 * said
 * were

 * did
 * got
 * thought
 * made
 * knew
 * went
 * felt
 * took
 * came
 * told
 * left
 * saw
 * heard
 * found
 * began
 * stood
 * gave
 * ran
 * shook
 * would
 * could
 * sat
 * read
 * seen
 * been
 * done
 * held
 * fell
 * kept
 * caught
 * met
 * lost
 * meant
 * shot
 * rose
 * brought
 * spoke
 * threw
 * became
 * broke
 * spent
 * stuck
 * hung
 * gone
 * taken
 * known
 * gotten
 * given
 * sent
 * led
 * rang
 * drove
 * woke
 * wore
 * grew
 * slid
 * bought
 * laid
 * forgot
 * drew
 * drunk
 * broken
 * forgotten
 * lit
 * flew
 * ate
 * slept
 * paid
 * understood
 * spun
 * swung
 * bent
 * won
 * fallen
 * written
 * torn
 * born
 * grown
 * hidden
 * thrown
 * wrote
 * built
 * struck
 * chose
 * blew
 * fought
 * bound
 * froze
 * spat
 * rode
 * worn
 * drawn
 * spoken
 * eaten
 * frozen
 * begun

Person

 * I
 * you
 * her / him
 * she / he
 * me
 * they
 * we
 * them
 * girl / boy
 * us
 * people
 * woman / man
 * guy
 * everyone
 * kid
 * Mrs. / Mr.
 * person
 * someone
 * anyone
 * women / men
 * baby
 * lady / gentleman
 * child / adult
 * children
 * teacher
 * doctor
 * student
 * human
 * jerk
 * sir
 * Ms. / Mr.
 * nobody / everybody
 * peer
 * guard
 * police
 * driver
 * idiot / genius
 * twin
 * gay / straight
 * queen / king
 * player
 * nurse
 * officer
 * princess / prince
 * stranger
 * guest
 * member
 * Dr.
 * female / male
 * judge
 * fool
 * somebody
 * dude
 * lord
 * manager
 * boss
 * local
 * fan
 * bastard
 * partner
 * leader / follower
 * cop
 * soldier
 * roommate
 * enemy / friend
 * master
 * hunter
 * character
 * principal
 * passenger
 * teenager
 * general
 * neighbor
 * anybody
 * whoever
 * captain
 * owner
 * coach
 * suspect
 * customer
 * teen

Physical

 * little / big
 * short / long
 * small / large
 * soft / hard
 * shallow / deep
 * clean / dirty
 * tiny / huge
 * narrow / wide
 * round
 * short / tall
 * cold / hot
 * tight / loose
 * light / heavy
 * dry / wet
 * thin / thick
 * heat
 * weight
 * sharp / dull
 * smooth / rough
 * flat
 * wooden
 * thin / fat
 * height
 * length
 * width
 * golden
 * weather
 * giant
 * pure
 * physical
 * pressure
 * frozen

Portion

 * all / none
 * some
 * bit
 * everything / nothing
 * most
 * every
 * lot
 * half
 * whole
 * part
 * rest
 * third
 * fourth
 * fifth
 * sixth
 * seventh
 * eighth
 * ninth
 * tenth
 * full / empty
 * piece
 * entire
 * complete
 * feature
 * particular
 * halfway
 * throughout
 * branch
 * chapter
 * fraction
 * percent
 * cent
 * penny
 * nickel
 * dime
 * quarter

Position

 * open / closed
 * sit
 * stand
 * point
 * lie
 * shut / open
 * hang
 * position
 * stretch
 * fist
 * fold
 * yawn
 * balance
 * tuck

Possession

 * her
 * his
 * my
 * your
 * their
 * our
 * its
 * own
 * give / receive
 * has
 * have
 * get
 * take
 * keep
 * mine
 * free
 * money
 * dollar
 * pound
 * euro
 * shop
 * pay
 * hers
 * yours
 * poor / rich
 * present
 * treat
 * worth
 * value
 * lose / gain
 * buy / sell
 * share
 * spend / save
 * accept / reject
 * whose
 * support
 * bill
 * exchange
 * cash
 * check
 * credit card
 * debit card
 * gift
 * property
 * tip
 * charge
 * belong
 * feature
 * include
 * cheap / expensive
 * public / private
 * master
 * owner
 * balance
 * debt
 * loan
 * borrow
 * rent
 * owe
 * steal
 * collect
 * supply
 * snatch
 * contain

Power and Ability

 * on / off
 * life
 * head
 * can / cannot
 * live
 * let
 * able / unable
 * smart / stupid
 * alive / dead
 * possible / impossible
 * strong / weak
 * free
 * stuck
 * chance
 * power
 * sense
 * may
 * corner
 * catch / release
 * force
 * allow
 * control
 * lead / follow
 * drunk
 * possibly
 * block
 * handle
 * accept / reject
 * refuse
 * queen / king
 * president
 * prime minister
 * strength / weakness
 * energy
 * law
 * rule
 * choke
 * blind
 * deaf
 * powerful
 * leader / follower
 * captain
 * master
 * principal
 * general
 * opportunity
 * ability / disability
 * skill
 * charm
 * direct

Production

 * make
 * light / darken
 * build / demolish
 * grow
 * prepare
 * bear
 * birth
 * create
 * process
 * pregnant
 * film
 * fashion
 * design
 * issue

Profanity

 * fuck
 * damn
 * shit
 * ass
 * piss
 * crap
 * bitch
 * bloody
 * suck
 * cock / pussy
 * balls
 * blow
 * screw
 * bang
 * dick

Protection and Privacy

 * protect
 * show / hide
 * cover
 * wrap
 * save
 * store
 * storage
 * secret
 * guard
 * police
 * safe / dangerous
 * locker
 * reveal
 * share
 * shade
 * shelter
 * bank
 * bare
 * personal
 * cop
 * security
 * risk
 * defense
 * container
 * pad
 * private

Quality

 * well
 * good / bad
 * right / wrong
 * good / evil
 * okay
 * kind / mean
 * better / worse
 * best / worst
 * great
 * nice
 * fine
 * pretty
 * beautiful / ugly
 * perfect / flawed
 * clean / dirty
 * funny
 * smart / stupid
 * strange
 * weird
 * normal
 * easy / difficult
 * trouble
 * state
 * safe / dangerous
 * crazy
 * serious
 * dear
 * sick / well
 * healthy
 * practical
 * simple
 * awkward
 * poor
 * worthy
 * valuable
 * wonderful
 * sharp
 * cute
 * usual
 * odd
 * special
 * health
 * shape
 * fault
 * grade
 * plain
 * fair
 * horrible
 * rich
 * fresh / stale
 * ruin
 * unfortunately
 * silly
 * wild / tame
 * gorgeous
 * friendly
 * terrible
 * ridiculous
 * lovely
 * accident
 * plus
 * mistake
 * handsome
 * common
 * awesome
 * rough
 * golden
 * rude
 * pure
 * shy
 * famous
 * fancy
 * exact
 * luckily
 * insane
 * pathetic
 * cheap
 * awful
 * dull
 * charm
 * tune
 * nightmare
 * character
 * nature
 * risk
 * beauty
 * condition
 * flop

Question

 * what
 * when
 * how
 * who
 * why
 * where
 * which
 * how many
 * how much
 * test
 * whose
 * whom

Reality

 * no / yes
 * not
 * non
 * really
 * right / wrong
 * yeah
 * maybe
 * actually
 * probably
 * might
 * sure
 * real / fake
 * true / false
 * definitely
 * perhaps
 * fact
 * truth
 * lie
 * certain
 * absolutely
 * seriously
 * honestly
 * certainly
 * trick
 * pretend
 * honest
 * innocent / guilty
 * indeed
 * truly
 * likely
 * reality
 * fool
 * exist
 * prove
 * surely
 * correct
 * exact
 * nature
 * risk

Reason

 * for
 * so
 * if
 * because
 * why
 * point
 * reason
 * cause
 * unless
 * effect
 * result
 * condition
 * purpose
 * sake
 * affect

Recreation

 * point
 * out
 * run
 * home
 * play
 * fun
 * funny
 * game
 * party
 * movie
 * music
 * football
 * baseball
 * silly
 * player
 * base
 * camp
 * sport
 * toy
 * puzzle
 * home run
 * score
 * hit / strike

Religion and Mythology

 * God
 * god
 * hell / heaven
 * cross
 * angel
 * Christmas
 * lucky
 * church
 * luck
 * monster
 * evil / good
 * magic
 * soul
 * dragon
 * spirit
 * vision
 * Lord
 * faith
 * pray
 * curse
 * giant
 * witch
 * fate
 * luckily

Selection

 * other
 * pick
 * decide
 * which
 * guess
 * else
 * instead
 * sort
 * whether
 * choice
 * tap
 * switch
 * choose
 * decision
 * file
 * prefer
 * determine
 * option
 * dial

Sensation

 * light / dark
 * sound
 * notice
 * glance
 * stare
 * find / lose
 * show
 * look
 * see
 * feel
 * seem
 * watch / ignore
 * hear
 * voice
 * cold / hot
 * cool / warm
 * quiet / loud
 * silent
 * bright
 * sweet
 * blonde
 * obviously
 * silence
 * pain
 * color
 * shock
 * knock
 * song
 * music
 * beat
 * tone
 * fire
 * smell
 * spot
 * hide
 * listen / ignore
 * hurt
 * check
 * sense
 * gaze
 * appear
 * comfortable
 * obvious
 * apparently
 * clearly
 * sight
 * pop
 * flash
 * noise
 * shadow
 * comfort
 * darkness / light
 * murmur
 * heat
 * view
 * focus
 * experience
 * study
 * slam
 * count
 * taste
 * search
 * hungry
 * echo
 * bang
 * cough
 * vision
 * flame
 * click
 * glow
 * shine
 * discover
 * blind
 * deaf
 * painful
 * appearance
 * pleasure
 * beauty
 * warmth
 * scent
 * sensation
 * blast
 * flicker
 * trace
 * chill
 * stun
 * ache
 * sniff
 * irritate
 * examine
 * peek
 * scan
 * suffer
 * display

Status and Progress

 * head
 * back / forward
 * previous / next
 * beginning / end
 * initially / finally
 * done
 * over
 * set
 * start / finish
 * pass / fail
 * follow
 * first / last
 * second
 * third
 * fourth
 * fifth
 * sixth
 * seventh
 * eighth
 * ninth
 * tenth
 * order
 * situation
 * matter
 * begin / end
 * important
 * favorite
 * complete
 * ahead / behind
 * main
 * grade
 * count
 * stage
 * trail
 * initial / final
 * manager
 * level
 * skip
 * condition
 * master
 * general
 * major
 * chapter
 * favor
 * proceed / regress

Structure

 * room
 * door
 * school
 * house
 * floor / ceiling
 * wall
 * window
 * kitchen
 * stair
 * hall
 * office
 * bathroom
 * bathtub
 * shower
 * toilet
 * restroom
 * store
 * apartment
 * bedroom
 * street
 * road
 * track
 * bar
 * club
 * hallway
 * counter
 * sink
 * pool
 * locker
 * hospital
 * college
 * closet
 * slide
 * swing
 * upstairs
 * downstairs
 * church
 * stage
 * doorway
 * gate
 * station
 * tap
 * faucet
 * hotel
 * restaurant
 * base
 * frame
 * classroom
 * support
 * bridge
 * dorm
 * driveway
 * library
 * stall
 * elevator
 * cafeteria
 * porch
 * mall
 * carpet
 * court
 * bank
 * tent
 * roof
 * fence
 * sidewalk
 * curtain
 * cage
 * cabin
 * gym
 * corridor
 * garage
 * tower
 * building
 * structure
 * motel
 * university

Substance and Material

 * water
 * breath
 * air
 * matter
 * glass
 * blood
 * paper
 * paint
 * ice
 * wood
 * smoke
 * silver
 * snow
 * sweat
 * waste
 * metal
 * gold
 * plastic
 * dirt
 * fat
 * dust
 * leather
 * exhaust
 * alcohol
 * sand
 * makeup

Time

 * now
 * then
 * time
 * when
 * before / after
 * wait
 * early / late
 * new / old
 * young / old
 * moment
 * since / until
 * already
 * soon
 * yet
 * fast / slow
 * past / future
 * present
 * ago
 * anymore
 * immediately
 * during
 * age
 * quick
 * eventually
 * forever
 * period
 * instantly
 * till
 * whenever
 * due
 * hesitate
 * lately
 * awhile
 * used to
 * instant
 * briefly
 * brief
 * recently
 * afterward
 * sometime

Time and Date

 * day / night
 * morning / afternoon
 * today
 * date
 * tomorrow / yesterday
 * tonight
 * spring
 * summer / winter
 * fall
 * autumn
 * evening
 * birthday
 * weekend
 * shift
 * Sunday
 * Monday
 * Tuesday
 * Wednesday
 * Thursday
 * Friday
 * Saturday
 * o'clock
 * holiday
 * January
 * February
 * March
 * April
 * May
 * June
 * July
 * August
 * September
 * October
 * November
 * December

Time Unit

 * second
 * minute
 * hour
 * day
 * week
 * year
 * month
 * season
 * quarter
 * term
 * semester

Unit

 * point
 * foot
 * cell
 * cup
 * inch
 * pound
 * lap
 * mile
 * dollar
 * yard
 * kilogram
 * meter
 * kilometer
 * chapter
 * gallon
 * liter

Variable

 * it
 * something
 * thing
 * anything
 * someone
 * bit
 * place
 * stuff
 * somewhere
 * angle
 * number
 * figure
 * direction
 * date
 * area
 * size
 * distance
 * count
 * weight
 * anywhere
 * speed
 * event
 * somebody
 * length
 * volume
 * term
 * height
 * anybody
 * whoever
 * sometime

Violence and Crime

 * hit
 * break
 * cut
 * kill
 * lie
 * fight
 * kick
 * beat
 * shove
 * burn
 * slap
 * destroy
 * battle
 * threaten
 * smack
 * whip
 * murder
 * weapon
 * law
 * cheat
 * steal
 * explode
 * violence / peace
 * suspect

Want and Need

 * like
 * want
 * need
 * should
 * must
 * miss
 * love / hate
 * have to
 * had better
 * rather
 * supposed to
 * wish
 * dream
 * unless
 * favorite
 * demand
 * jealous
 * extra
 * spare
 * lack / glut
 * deficit / surplus
 * vision
 * belong
 * deserve
 * gotta
 * wanna
 * desperate
 * necessary
 * hopefully
 * desperately
 * term
 * condition
 * purpose
 * goal
 * aim
 * favor
 * desire
 * require
 * prefer

Work

 * hard / easy
 * do
 * try
 * start / stop
 * work
 * help / hinder
 * use
 * stop / continue
 * rest
 * sleep
 * easy / difficult
 * break
 * problem
 * job
 * business
 * teacher
 * student
 * doctor
 * does
 * act
 * manage
 * hire / fire
 * pause
 * busy
 * position
 * shift
 * action
 * test
 * guard
 * police
 * driver
 * attempt
 * paint
 * train
 * struggle
 * practice
 * treat
 * involve
 * homework
 * math
 * project
 * effort
 * process
 * nurse
 * officer
 * judge
 * manager
 * boss
 * cook
 * charge
 * serve
 * support
 * relieve
 * security
 * purpose
 * favor
 * service
 * ease / difficulty
 * cop
 * soldier
 * master
 * principal
 * captain
 * coach
 * teach
 * tend
 * strain
 * employ / layoff


text:
haymaker

Etymology
From ; equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1)  A person or machine which harvests or prepares tall grass for use as animal fodder.
 * 2)  A particularly powerful punch, especially one which knocks down an opponent, thrown like a scythe chop for cutting hay, as agricultural haymakers used to have strong arms.
 * 3)  Any decisive blow, shock, or forceful action.
 * 1)  Any decisive blow, shock, or forceful action.
 * 1)  Any decisive blow, shock, or forceful action.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Dutch:
 * Esperanto: pugnobatego
 * Finnish: tyrmäysisku,
 * Irish:
 * Portuguese:
 * Russian:
 * Spanish:
 * Ukrainian: косар, косильник

title: haymaker


text:
neomluvitelný

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) inexcusable

title: neomluvitelný


text:
omluvitelný

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) excusable

title: omluvitelný


text:
Johnny Canuck

Etymology
1869, Johnny + Canuck, a character in political cartoons.

Proper noun

 * 1) A Canadian.
 * 2)  A Canadian soldier.
 * 3) A personification of Canada.

Synonyms

 * Jack Canuck

title: Johnny Canuck


text:
omlouvat

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to excuse
 * 2)  to apologize

title: omlouvat


text:
камење

Noun

 * 1)  stones, rocks

title: камење


text:
etho-

Etymology
From.

Prefix

 * 1) Relating to ethics
 * 2) Relating to essential character and behavior patterns.
 * ethogram; ethospecies

Translations

 * Polish: eto-

title: etho-


text:
canoeman

Noun

 * 1)  A voyageur.
 * 2)  A canoeist.

title: canoeman


text:
köriläs

Noun

 * 1) A big hulk of a man, a hunk.

title: köriläs


text:
лохуэй

Proper noun

 * 1) Dungan language

title: лохуэй


text: canoemen

title: canoemen


text:
vaðmal

Noun

 * 1) homespun

title: vaðmal


text:
пупољак

Noun

 * 1)  a bud

title: пупољак


text:
𡍘

Noun

 * 1) big-bellied stoneware jar (such as a wine jar or a jar for nước mắm)

title: 𡍘


text: Thesaurus:dispute

title: Thesaurus:dispute


text:
hyvää iltaa

Phrase

 * 1) good evening

Synonyms

 * (more informal)

title: hyvää iltaa


text: Thesaurus:quarrelsome

title: Thesaurus:quarrelsome


text: French Canadians

title: French Canadians


text:
Canadian French

Noun

 * 1) French Canadians, collectively.

Adjective

 * 1) French Canadian.

Proper noun

 * 1) The French language as spoken by Francophones in Canada.

title: Canadian French


text:
French Canadian

Noun

 * 1) A Canadian whose first language is French.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 法裔加拿大人
 * French: ,
 * Galician: canadense francés
 * German: französischer Kanadier, französische Kanadierin, ,
 * Irish: Ceanadach Francach
 * Japanese: フランス系カナダ人
 * Macedonian: Француски Канаѓанец, Француска Канаѓанка
 * Marathi: फ्रेंच कॅनेडियन
 * Romanian: franco-canadian
 * Russian:, франкокана́дка
 * Spanish: canadiense francés

Proper noun

 * 1)  The French language as spoken in Canada, Canadian French.

title: French Canadian


text:
French-Canadian

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to Francophone Canadians or French Canada.
 * 2) Of or relating to Canadians of French ancestry or descent.

Translations

 * French: Canadien francophone
 * German: frankophon kanadisch, frankofon kanadisch, französischsprachig kanadisch, französischsprechend kanadisch
 * Irish: Ceanadach Francach
 * Volapük: Fransänapüka-Kanadänanik, Fransänapüka-Kanadänik

 * French: Canadien-français
 * German: frankokanadisch, französischkanadisch, französisch-kanadisch
 * Irish: Ceanadach Francach
 * Volapük: Fransäna-Kanadänanik

title: French-Canadian


text:
дугме

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  button

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) button (knob or small disc serving as a fastener)

title: дугме


text:
homokozó

Etymology
Present participle of homokozik.

Noun

 * 1) sandbox, sandpit

title: homokozó


text: elencandoci

title: elencandoci


text: elencandogli

title: elencandogli


text: elencandola

title: elencandola


text: elencandole

title: elencandole


text: elencandoli

title: elencandoli


text: elencandolo

title: elencandolo


text: elencandomi

title: elencandomi


text: elencandone

title: elencandone


text: elencandovi

title: elencandovi


text: eliminandoci

title: eliminandoci


text: eliminandogli

title: eliminandogli


text: eliminandola

title: eliminandola


text: eliminandole

title: eliminandole


text: eliminandoli

title: eliminandoli


text: eliminandolo

title: eliminandolo


text: eliminandomi

title: eliminandomi


text: eliminandone

title: eliminandone


text: eliminandovi

title: eliminandovi


text:
дугмад

Noun

 * 1)  buttons

title: дугмад


text: emulandoci

title: emulandoci


text: emulandogli

title: emulandogli


text: emulandola

title: emulandola


text: emulandole

title: emulandole


text: emulandoli

title: emulandoli


text: emulandolo

title: emulandolo


text: emulandomi

title: emulandomi


text: emulandone

title: emulandone


text: emulandovi

title: emulandovi


text: Category:Ottoman Turkish verbs

title: Category:Ottoman Turkish verbs


text: cook book

title: cook book


text:
pagliuzza

Etymology
Diminutive of.

Noun

 * 1) blade or wisp of straw
 * 2) speck or tiny particle of metal
 * 3) mote

title: pagliuzza


text:
cookery book

Noun

 * 1) cook book

Synonyms

 * cookbook

title: cookery book


text:
in the future

Prepositional phrase

 * 1) At a future time, at some point in the future.

Usage notes

 * British speakers use in future, especially for the sense "from now on" (but also for "at a future time").

Translations

 * Arabic: فِي ٱلْمُسْتَقْبَل
 * Armenian: ապագայում
 * Bengali:
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:, , ,
 * Czech: v budoucnosti, v budoucnu
 * Dutch: in de toekomst
 * Esperanto: estontece
 * Estonian:
 * Finnish: ,
 * French: dans le futur
 * Georgian: მომავალში
 * German:, ,
 * Hungarian: egyszer majd, a jövőben
 * Japanese:, これから
 * Kazakh: болашақта, келешекте
 * Latin: in futūrum
 * Murui Huitoto: ɨko
 * Navajo: náásgóó
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: i fremtiden, i framtida
 * Nynorsk: i framtida
 * Polish: w przyszłości
 * Portuguese: no futuro,
 * Russian:
 * Spanish: en el futuro, en lo sucesivo
 * Swedish: i framtiden
 * Turkish:
 * Yiddish: אויף להבא, אין דער צוקונפֿט, אויף ווײַטער

title: in the future


text:
in the past

Antonyms

 * in the future

Translations

 * Arabic: فِي ٱلْمَاضِي
 * Armenian:, անցյալում, նախկինում
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:, , , , , , ,
 * Czech: v minulosti
 * Esperanto: estintece
 * Estonian: minevikus
 * Finnish: menneisyydessä,, ennen aikaan
 * French: ,
 * Georgian: ადრე, წარსულში
 * German:
 * Greek: στο παρελθόν
 * Hungarian:, , , , , annak idején
 * Japanese: これまで,
 * Latin: in praeteritum
 * Maore Comorian: harimwa wakati wav̄ira
 * Murui Huitoto: jaife
 * Polish: w przeszłości
 * Portuguese: no passado
 * Quechua: ñawpaqta
 * Russian:
 * Spanish: en el pasado,, ,
 * Swahili: katika wakati uliopita
 * Swedish:, , , i det förgångna
 * Turkish:, , ,
 * Vietnamese:, hồi xưa, hồi ấy, hồi đó
 * Yoruba: láyé àtijọ́, nígbà kan rí

title: in the past


text:
parasceve

Noun

 * 1) * John 19:42, Vulgate:
 * There, therefore, because of the parasceve of the Jews, they laid Jesus: because the sepulchre was nigh at hand.
 * There, therefore, because of the parasceve of the Jews, they laid Jesus: because the sepulchre was nigh at hand.

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) the Friday before the Jewish sabbath

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Good Friday

Noun

 * 1)   Friday,

title: parasceve


text:
parricida

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) parricide (person)

Etymology
Perhaps from.

Noun

 * 1) parricide (person)

Noun

 * 1) patricide someone who murders their father

Adjective

 * 1) parricidal

Noun

 * 1) parricide (person)

title: parricida


text: تیكمك

title: تیكمك


text:
parricidio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) parricide act

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) parricide (act)

title: parricidio


text:
partecipe

Adjective

 * 1) participating

title: partecipe


text:
parvenza

Noun

 * 1)  semblance

title: parvenza


text:
these days

Adverb

 * 1) Currently, at present.

Usage notes
Normally said when comparing to habitual things in the past (in those days)

Synonyms

 * nowadays

Derived terms

 * one of these days

Translations

 * Azerbaijani: son zamanlar
 * Bulgarian: тези дни
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:, , , ,
 * Czech: poslední dobou
 * Finnish:
 * French: ces jours-ci,
 * German:
 * Indonesian: akhir-akhir ini, barusan ini
 * Italian:, in questi giorni
 * Japanese: 今時, 年頃日頃,, 近ごろ,
 * Korean: ,
 * Marathi: आजकाल
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: for tiden, nå for tiden,, om dagen, nå om dagen
 * Old English: on þissum dagum
 * Persian:
 * Portuguese:
 * Russian: в после́днее вре́мя, в э́ти дни́
 * Scottish Gaelic: an latha an-diugh
 * Slovak:
 * Spanish:
 * Swahili: siku hizi
 * Vietnamese:
 * Yiddish: הײַנטצוטאָג

title: these days


text:
parzialità

Noun

 * 1) partiality
 * 2) bias (towards or against)

title: parzialità


text:
hádavý

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) argumentative, quarrelsome

title: hádavý


text:
pascersi

Verb

 * 1) to feed (on)

title: pascersi


text:
czyścić

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to clean
 * 2)  to clean oneself

title: czyścić


text: pascendo

title: pascendo


text: pascente

title: pascente


text: pasci

title: pasci


text: pasce

title: pasce


text: pasciamo

title: pasciamo


text: pascete

title: pascete


text: pascono

title: pascono


text: pascevo

title: pascevo


text: pascevi

title: pascevi


text: pasceva

title: pasceva


text: pascevamo

title: pascevamo


text: pascevate

title: pascevate


text: pascevano

title: pascevano


text: pascei

title: pascei


text: pascesti

title: pascesti


text: pascette

title: pascette


text: pascemmo

title: pascemmo


text: pasceste

title: pasceste


text: pascerono

title: pascerono


text: pascettero

title: pascettero


text: pascerò

title: pascerò


text: pascerai

title: pascerai


text: pascerà

title: pascerà


text: pasceremo

title: pasceremo


text: pascerete

title: pascerete


text: pasceranno

title: pasceranno


text: pascerei

title: pascerei


text: pasceresti

title: pasceresti


text: pascerebbe

title: pascerebbe


text:
přít

Etymology
, from.

Verb

 * 1)  to dispute

title: přít


text: pasceremmo

title: pasceremmo


text: pascereste

title: pascereste


text: pascerebbero

title: pascerebbero


text:
pasca

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) trap

title: pasca


text: pasciate

title: pasciate


text: pascano

title: pascano


text: pascessi

title: pascessi


text: pascesse

title: pascesse


text: pascessimo

title: pascessimo


text: pascessero

title: pascessero


text: pascermi

title: pascermi


text: pascerti

title: pascerti


text: pascerci

title: pascerci


text: pascervi

title: pascervi


text: pascendosi

title: pascendosi


text: pascendomi

title: pascendomi


text: pascendoti

title: pascendoti


text: pascendoci

title: pascendoci


text: pascendovi

title: pascendovi


text: pasciti

title: pasciti


text: pasciamoci

title: pasciamoci


text: pascetevi

title: pascetevi


text:
patimento

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) suffering, plaguing

title: patimento


text:
pře

Noun

 * 1) dispute

title: pře


text:
perfezionatore

Noun

 * 1) perfecter

title: perfezionatore


text:
تکمه

Etymology
From a language. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) gold-embroidered silk

Noun

 * 1) button

title: تکمه


text:
perfecter

Noun

 * 1) A person who perfects something

Translations

 * Italian: perfezionatore
 * Latin: perfector

title: perfecter


text:
pernicioso

Etymology
From. .

Adjective

 * 1) pernicious

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) pernicious causing harm in a subtle way

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) damaging, harmful, pernicious

title: pernicioso


text:
piamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) piously, devoutly
 * 2) charitably

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) piously in a pious manner

title: piamente


text:
دگمه

Etymology
From a language. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) button

title: دگمه


text:
piantonare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to guard, to watch over
 * 2)  to bury (grafted seedlings) in a planting box

title: piantonare


text: piantonando

title: piantonando


text: piantonante

title: piantonante


text: piantonato

title: piantonato


text: piantonati

title: piantonati


text: piantonata

title: piantonata


text: piantono

title: piantono


text: piantoni

title: piantoni


text: piantona

title: piantona


text: piantoniamo

title: piantoniamo


text: piantonate

title: piantonate


text: piantonano

title: piantonano


text: piantonavo

title: piantonavo


text: piantonavi

title: piantonavi


text: piantonava

title: piantonava


text: piantonavamo

title: piantonavamo


text: piantonavate

title: piantonavate


text: piantonavano

title: piantonavano


text: piantonai

title: piantonai


text: piantonasti

title: piantonasti


text: piantonò

title: piantonò


text: piantonammo

title: piantonammo


text: piantonaste

title: piantonaste


text: piantonarono

title: piantonarono


text: piantonerò

title: piantonerò


text: piantonerai

title: piantonerai


text: piantonerà

title: piantonerà


text: piantoneremo

title: piantoneremo


text: piantonerete

title: piantonerete


text: piantoneranno

title: piantoneranno


text: piantonerei

title: piantonerei


text: piantoneresti

title: piantoneresti


text: piantonerebbe

title: piantonerebbe


text: piantoneremmo

title: piantoneremmo


text: Thesaurus:brave

title: Thesaurus:brave


text: piantonereste

title: piantonereste


text: piantonerebbero

title: piantonerebbero


text: piantoniate

title: piantoniate


text: piantonino

title: piantonino


text: piantonassi

title: piantonassi


text: piantonasse

title: piantonasse


text: piantonassimo

title: piantonassimo


text: piantonassero

title: piantonassero


text:
exhausto

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) exhausted

title: exhausto


text: conjee

title: conjee


text:
dedicación

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dedication

title: dedicación


text:
equidistanza

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) equidistance, impartiality

title: equidistanza


text:
gruñón

Etymology
Derived from.

Adjective

 * 1) grumpy, grouchy

Noun

 * 1) grouch, grump, grumbler
 * 2) growler, grunter
 * 3)  grunion

title: gruñón


text:
imparzialmente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) impartially

title: imparzialmente


text:
durmiente

Etymology
From. The sense is a.

Adjective

 * 1) sleeping, who sleeps
 * 2)  dormant
 * 1)  dormant

Noun

 * 1) sleeper person or creature who is sleeping
 * 2)  railway sleeper, tie

title: durmiente


text:
al di sopra delle parti

Adjective

 * 1) impartial, not involved

title: al di sopra delle parti


text: Thesaurus:combative

title: Thesaurus:combative


text:
pigione

Etymology
., which was borrowed.

Noun

 * 1) rent

title: pigione


text:
neutralmente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) neutrally

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) neutrally

title: neutralmente


text:
pinnacolo

Etymology 1
..

Noun

 * 1)  pinnacle, spur

Etymology 2
, influenced by the word above.

Noun

 * 1)  pinochle

title: pinnacolo


text:
sopraccennato

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) aforesaid, above-mentioned

title: sopraccennato


text: pinnacoli

title: pinnacoli


text:
Talk:chip

Wood chips
What about a better definition for wood chips (and include a photo). A translation into Spanish: astillas. --193.145.201.53 09:59, 11 September 2008 (UTC)
 * Check the entry for woodchip. --Hekaheka 13:34, 11 September 2008 (UTC)

To chip in
The example here says it's usually with "in", and suggests "I'll chip 50p". I've only ever heard "chip in", not "chip" alone. Can someone confirm the "chip" form? Equinox ◑ 11:16, 8 April 2013 (UTC)

 * "I'll chip 50p" sounds very wrong to me. Maybe its just a typo. Spinning Spark  00:08, 12 April 2013 (UTC)

 * I see you've changed the usage example to "chip in". But if it always takes in, we shouldn't give it a sense line under chip alone. Equinox ◑ 23:44, 25 June 2013 (UTC)

 * Maybe. All I know is that the usex given sounds completley wrong and as this discussion didn't seem to be going anywhere I changed it for one that sounded right. Spinning Spark  23:55, 25 June 2013 (UTC)

Also to cheep, as a bird does?
Just found this. Is it a general sense, or a nonce usage?

 * 1903, George Horace Lorimer, Letters from a Self-Made Merchant to his Son (page 46)
 * At the church sociables he used to hop around among them, chipping and chirping like a dicky-bird picking up seed; and he was a great hand to play the piano, and sing saddish, sweetish songs to them.

Equinox ◑ 14:57, 1 May 2021 (UTC)

Also some kind of class of wrestling moves (obsolete)
e.g. in a section describing various "chips", there is this one about buttocking:

 * 1889, Walter Armstrong, Wrestling (page 199)
 * It is a chip, however, always fraught with peril, as the slack hold of the buttocker, if he misses his aim, enables his opponent to gain a firmer grip, which he is certain to make the best use of in the commanding position in which he finds himself.

Equinox ◑ 22:13, 27 December 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:chip


text:
ביקורת

Noun

 * 1) criticism, critique, critical opinion, judgmental review about a subject.
 * 2) control group in experiment
 * 1) control group in experiment
 * 1) control group in experiment

title: ביקורת


text: portatemela

title: portatemela


text: portatemele

title: portatemele


text: portatemeli

title: portatemeli


text: portatemelo

title: portatemelo


text:
sopraffino

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) superior, excellent, first-class, superfine

title: sopraffino


text:
posterità

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) posterity

title: posterità


text:
Citations:conjobble

 * 1825, The Life of John Buncle, Esq p. 283, by Thomas Amory.
 * In short, by conjobbling matters of faith in this manner, they saw we had three distinct selfs, or intelligent agents, equal in power and all possible perfections, agreeing in one common essence, one sort of species...

title: Citations:conjobble


text:
potentemente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) powerfully
 * 2) potently
 * 3) forcefully

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) powerfully
 * 2) potently

title: potentemente


text:
sopraccoperta

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dust jacket, slipcover
 * 2) bedspread, coverlet

Adverb

 * 1)  on deck

title: sopraccoperta


text:
soprammobile

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) knick-knack, ornament

title: soprammobile


text: sopraccigliare

title: sopraccigliare


text: sopraciliare

title: sopraciliare


text:
sopracciliare

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  eyebrow; superciliary

title: sopracciliare


text:
coralligenous

Adjective

 * 1) Producing coral

Synonyms

 * coralliferous
 * coralligerous

Derived terms

 * precoralligenous

title: coralligenous


text:
preannunciare

Verb

 * 1)  to give advance notice or warning of

title: preannunciare


text:
sopraffazione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) oppression, bullying, tyranny

title: sopraffazione


text:
preannunziare

Etymology
From.

title: preannunziare


text:
coralliferous

Adjective

 * 1) Producing coral

Synonyms

 * coralligerous
 * coralligenous.

title: coralliferous


text: preannunciando

title: preannunciando


text: preannunciante

title: preannunciante


text: preannunciato

title: preannunciato


text: preannunciati

title: preannunciati


text:
coralligerous

Adjective

 * 1) Producing coral

Synonyms

 * coralligenous
 * coralliferous.

title: coralligerous


text: preannunciata

title: preannunciata


text:
preannuncio

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) advance notice or warning

title: preannuncio


text: preannunci

title: preannunci


text: preannuncia

title: preannuncia


text: preannunziando

title: preannunziando


text: preannunciamo

title: preannunciamo


text: preannunziante

title: preannunziante


text: preannunciate

title: preannunciate


text: preannunciano

title: preannunciano


text: preannunziato

title: preannunziato


text: preannunziati

title: preannunziati


text: preannunciavo

title: preannunciavo


text: preannunciavi

title: preannunciavi


text: preannunziata

title: preannunziata


text:
preannunzio

Etymology 1
.

title: preannunzio


text: preannunciava

title: preannunciava


text: preannunzi

title: preannunzi


text: preannunciavamo

title: preannunciavamo


text: preannunzia

title: preannunzia


text: preannunciavate

title: preannunciavate


text: preannunziamo

title: preannunziamo


text: preannunziate

title: preannunziate


text: preannunciavano

title: preannunciavano


text: preannunziano

title: preannunziano


text: preannunciai

title: preannunciai


text: preannunziavo

title: preannunziavo


text: preannunciasti

title: preannunciasti


text: preannunciò

title: preannunciò


text: preannunziavi

title: preannunziavi


text: preannunciammo

title: preannunciammo


text: preannunziava

title: preannunziava


text: preannunziavamo

title: preannunziavamo


text: preannunciaste

title: preannunciaste


text: preannunciarono

title: preannunciarono


text: preannunziavate

title: preannunziavate


text: preannunziavano

title: preannunziavano


text: preannuncerò

title: preannuncerò


text: preannunziai

title: preannunziai


text: preannuncerai

title: preannuncerai


text: preannunziasti

title: preannunziasti


text: preannuncerà

title: preannuncerà


text: preannunziò

title: preannunziò


text: preannunziammo

title: preannunziammo


text: preannunceremo

title: preannunceremo


text: preannunziaste

title: preannunziaste


text: preannuncerete

title: preannuncerete


text: preannunziarono

title: preannunziarono


text: preannunceranno

title: preannunceranno


text: preannuncerei

title: preannuncerei


text: preannunzierò

title: preannunzierò


text: preannunzierai

title: preannunzierai


text: preannunceresti

title: preannunceresti


text: preannunzierà

title: preannunzierà


text: preannuncerebbe

title: preannuncerebbe


text: preannunzieremo

title: preannunzieremo


text: preannunceremmo

title: preannunceremmo


text: preannunzierete

title: preannunzierete


text: preannuncereste

title: preannuncereste


text:
soprannumero

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) supernumerary, extra, redundant

Adverb

 * 1) supernumerary

title: soprannumero


text: preannuncerebbero

title: preannuncerebbero


text: preannunzieranno

title: preannunzieranno


text: preannunzierei

title: preannunzierei


text: preannuncino

title: preannuncino


text: preannunzieresti

title: preannunzieresti


text: preannunciassi

title: preannunciassi


text: preannunzierebbe

title: preannunzierebbe


text: preannunciasse

title: preannunciasse


text: preannunciassimo

title: preannunciassimo


text: preannunzieremmo

title: preannunzieremmo


text: preannunciassero

title: preannunciassero


text: preannunziereste

title: preannunziereste


text: preannunzierebbero

title: preannunzierebbero


text: preannunzino

title: preannunzino


text: preannunziassi

title: preannunziassi


text: preannunziasse

title: preannunziasse


text: preannunziassimo

title: preannunziassimo


text: preannunziassero

title: preannunziassero


text:
banton

Noun

 * 1) storyteller

title: banton


text:
preavvisare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to give (someone) advance notice, to prenotify
 * 2)  to forewarn

title: preavvisare


text: preavvisando

title: preavvisando


text: preavvisante

title: preavvisante


text: preavvisato

title: preavvisato


text: preavvisati

title: preavvisati


text: preavvisata

title: preavvisata


text: preavvisa

title: preavvisa


text: preavvisiamo

title: preavvisiamo


text: preavvisate

title: preavvisate


text: preavvisano

title: preavvisano


text: preavvisavo

title: preavvisavo


text: preavvisavi

title: preavvisavi


text: preavvisava

title: preavvisava


text: preavvisavamo

title: preavvisavamo


text: preavvisavate

title: preavvisavate


text: preavvisavano

title: preavvisavano


text: preavvisai

title: preavvisai


text:
in soprannumero

Adjective

 * 1) surplus, extra, redundant, too many

Adverb

 * 1) too many, extra

title: in soprannumero


text: preavvisasti

title: preavvisasti


text: preavvisò

title: preavvisò


text: preavvisammo

title: preavvisammo


text: preavvisaste

title: preavvisaste


text: preavvisarono

title: preavvisarono


text: preavviserò

title: preavviserò


text: preavviserai

title: preavviserai


text: preavviserà

title: preavviserà


text: preavviseremo

title: preavviseremo


text: preavviserete

title: preavviserete


text: preavviseranno

title: preavviseranno


text: preavviserei

title: preavviserei


text: preavviseresti

title: preavviseresti


text: preavviserebbe

title: preavviserebbe


text:
bezradný

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) at a loss, helpless not knowing what to do

title: bezradný


text: preavviseremmo

title: preavviseremmo


text: preavvisereste

title: preavvisereste


text: preavviserebbero

title: preavviserebbero


text: preavvisiate

title: preavvisiate


text: preavvisino

title: preavvisino


text: preavvisassi

title: preavvisassi


text: preavvisasse

title: preavvisasse


text: preavvisassimo

title: preavvisassimo


text: preavvisassero

title: preavvisassero


text:
User talk:Jale~enwiktionary

I am looking for the meaning/definition of "logocentric" which Wiktionary does not have.

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title: User talk:Jale~enwiktionary


text: predestinante

title: predestinante


text:
predestinato

Adjective

 * 1) predestined

title: predestinato


text: predestinati

title: predestinati


text: predestinata

title: predestinata


text: predestini

title: predestini


text: predestiniamo

title: predestiniamo


text:
predestinate

Etymology
From, from , past participle of.

Verb

 * 1) To predestine.

Adjective

 * 1)  Predestined, preordained.

title: predestinate


text: predestinano

title: predestinano


text: predestinavo

title: predestinavo


text: predestinavi

title: predestinavi


text: predestinava

title: predestinava


text: predestinavamo

title: predestinavamo


text: predestinavate

title: predestinavate


text: predestinavano

title: predestinavano


text: predestinai

title: predestinai


text: predestinasti

title: predestinasti


text: predestinò

title: predestinò


text: predestinammo

title: predestinammo


text: predestinarono

title: predestinarono


text: predestinerò

title: predestinerò


text: predestinerai

title: predestinerai


text: predestinerà

title: predestinerà


text: predestineremo

title: predestineremo


text: predestinerete

title: predestinerete


text: predestineranno

title: predestineranno


text:
predestinazione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) predestination

title: predestinazione


text: predestinerei

title: predestinerei


text: predestineresti

title: predestineresti


text: predestinerebbe

title: predestinerebbe


text: predestineremmo

title: predestineremmo


text: predestinereste

title: predestinereste


text: predestinerebbero

title: predestinerebbero


text: predestiniate

title: predestiniate


text: predestinino

title: predestinino


text: predestinassi

title: predestinassi


text: predestinasse

title: predestinasse


text: predestinassimo

title: predestinassimo


text: predestinassero

title: predestinassero


text:
نشان

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) sign, mark, symbol, indicator
 * 2) thing set up, as a post or pillar
 * 3) stamp, an indentation or imprint made by stamping
 * 4) target, a butt or mark to shoot at
 * 5) aim, the pointing of a weapon
 * 6) decoration worn as an honor
 * 7) royal cypher usually set over letters-patent, public buildings, etc.
 * 8) token given by a man to his betrothed upon the formal betrothal
 * 1) decoration worn as an honor
 * 2) royal cypher usually set over letters-patent, public buildings, etc.
 * 3) token given by a man to his betrothed upon the formal betrothal
 * 1) token given by a man to his betrothed upon the formal betrothal

Etymology
From earlier, from (compare Manichaean 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬), from  (compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, loanwords from Iranian). See the Middle Persian for more.

Noun

 * 1) sign, mark
 * 2) aim, target, butt
 * 3) medal, order, decoration
 * 4) banner, flag, standard, ensign
 * 5) coat of arms
 * 1) coat of arms

Descendants
(some may be from Middle Persian)

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) sign, symbol
 * 2) mark, impression, scar
 * 3) trace, clue, vestige
 * 4) ensign, standard
 * 5) decoration, medal

title: نشان


text:
logocentric

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to logocentrism

title: logocentric


text:
presbiterio

Noun

 * 1) presbytery
 * 2) chancel

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) presbytery
 * 2) chancel

title: presbiterio


text:
zerbert

Etymology
Coined as part of Bill Cosby’s stand up act. It gained adoption when it was broadcast in an episode of  in 1986, where it was spelled ZRBTT.

Noun

 * 1)  The sound made when someone places the mouth against skin and blows, imitative of the sound of flatulence.

Synonyms

 * raspberry

title: zerbert


text:
prescienza

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) prescience

title: prescienza


text:
پاپوش

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) slipper

Etymology
From +, present stem of , so literally “foot-cover”. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬,, , Iranian borrowings.

Noun

 * 1) slipper, babouche

title: پاپوش


text:
preservarsi

Verb

 * 1) to safeguard oneself
 * 2) to stay healthy
 * 1) to stay healthy

title: preservarsi


text: preservarmi

title: preservarmi


text: preservarti

title: preservarti


text: preservarci

title: preservarci


text: preservarvi

title: preservarvi


text: preservandosi

title: preservandosi


text: preservandomi

title: preservandomi


text: preservandoti

title: preservandoti


text: preservandoci

title: preservandoci


text: preservandovi

title: preservandovi


text: preserviamoci

title: preserviamoci


text: preservatevi

title: preservatevi


text:
Citations:zerbert

Noun: the sound that occurs where someone places the mouth against skin and blows, imitative of the sound of flatulence.

 * 2007 - Sarah Nilsen, Does This Book Make My Butt Look Big?: And Who Cares Anyway, It's My Butt - Page 67
 * Everything is going fine until he decides it's time to give me "zerberts" (evidently, to try to wake me up). For those of you who don't have kids, zerberts occur when you press your face against someone's skin and blow really hard — hard enough to make fart-like noises.

title: Citations:zerbert


text:
va banque

Etymology
From, a call used in the 18th century in games like and  to announce that one was betting as much money as the bank had, to either win or lose that amount.

Adverb

 * 1) All or nothing, all in, for broke; riskily putting everything on the line to either win it all or lose it all.

Etymology
.

Adverb

 * 1)  hazardously, riskily
 * 2)  all in, all out, for broke, doubling down
 * 1)  all in, all out, for broke, doubling down

title: va banque


text:
coralliform

Adjective

 * 1) Having the shape of coral.

title: coralliform


text:
corallaceous

Adjective

 * 1) Having the characteristics or qualities of coral.

title: corallaceous


text:
ლუშნუ ნინ

Proper noun

 * 1) the Svan language

title: ლუშნუ ნინ


text:
coralloid

Adjective

 * 1) Having the shape or form of coral.

Synonyms

 * coralloidal

Noun

 * 1) A small node of calcite, aragonite or gypsum that forms on surfaces in caves, especially limestone caves.

Synonyms

 * cave popcorn

Hypernyms

 * speleothem

title: coralloid


text: presole

title: presole


text: presoli

title: presoli


text: presolo

title: presolo


text:
coralloidal

Adjective

 * 1) Having the shape or form of coral.

Synonyms

 * coralloid

title: coralloidal


text: Category:Svan nouns

title: Category:Svan nouns


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corally

Adjective

 * 1) Having the shape or form of coral.
 * 2) Containing coral 1

title: corally


text: Category:Svan language

title: Category:Svan language


text:
preziosissimo

Etymology
From.

title: preziosissimo


text:
coralize

Alternative forms

 * coralise

Verb

 * 1) To become coral.

title: coralize


text:
ნინ

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) language, tongue

title: ნინ


text:
primizia

Noun

 * 1)  first fruits

title: primizia


text:
prisco

Etymology
From, from earlier , derived from , from , ultimately from the root.

Adjective

 * 1)  (very) ancient

Adjective

 * 1) pristine pertaining to the earliest period of something

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  apricot

title: prisco


text:
proclamazione

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) declaration, proclamation
 * 2) promulgation

title: proclamazione


text:
counsellee

Noun

 * 1) One who receives counselling

Related terms

 * counsellor

title: counsellee


text:
profanatore

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) profanatory, defiling

Noun

 * 1) profaner, desecrater, desecrator, defiler

title: profanatore


text:
proferire

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to utter, to pronounce, to express (words, a judgment, a condemnation, etc.)
 * 2)  to offer, to propose

Usage notes

 * Irregular forms such as past historic proffèrsi and past participle proffèrto are common especially in the meaning "to offer, to propose". Properly these come from the variant form.

title: proferire


text: proferendo

title: proferendo


text: proferente

title: proferente


text:
proferito

Adjective

 * 1) uttered, expressed

title: proferito


text: proferiti

title: proferiti


text: proferita

title: proferita


text: proferisco

title: proferisco


text: proferisci

title: proferisci


text: proferisce

title: proferisce


text: proferiamo

title: proferiamo


text: proferite

title: proferite


text: proferiscono

title: proferiscono


text: proferivo

title: proferivo


text: proferivi

title: proferivi


text: proferiva

title: proferiva


text: proferivamo

title: proferivamo


text: proferivate

title: proferivate


text: proferivano

title: proferivano


text: proferii

title: proferii


text: proferisti

title: proferisti


text: proferì

title: proferì


text: proferimmo

title: proferimmo


text: proferiste

title: proferiste


text: proferirono

title: proferirono


text: proferirò

title: proferirò


text: proferirai

title: proferirai


text: proferirà

title: proferirà


text: proferiremo

title: proferiremo


text: proferirete

title: proferirete


text: proferiranno

title: proferiranno


text: proferirei

title: proferirei


text: proferiresti

title: proferiresti


text: proferirebbe

title: proferirebbe


text: proferiremmo

title: proferiremmo


text: proferireste

title: proferireste


text: proferirebbero

title: proferirebbero


text:
professare

Verb

 * 1)  to profess

title: professare


text: proferisca

title: proferisca


text: proferiate

title: proferiate


text: proferiscano

title: proferiscano


text: proferissi

title: proferissi


text: proferisse

title: proferisse


text: proferissimo

title: proferissimo


text: proferissero

title: proferissero


text:
professarsi

Verb

 * 1) to profess oneself (to be)
 * 1) to profess oneself (to be)

title: professarsi


text: professando

title: professando


text: professante

title: professante


text: professato

title: professato


text: professati

title: professati


text: professata

title: professata


text: professo

title: professo


text: professi

title: professi


text: professa

title: professa


text: professiamo

title: professiamo


text: professate

title: professate


text: professano

title: professano


text: professavo

title: professavo


text: professavi

title: professavi


text: professava

title: professava


text: professavamo

title: professavamo


text: professavate

title: professavate


text: professavano

title: professavano


text: professai

title: professai


text: professasti

title: professasti


text: professò

title: professò


text:
profetessa

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) prophetess

title: profetessa


text: professammo

title: professammo


text: professaste

title: professaste


text: professarono

title: professarono


text: professerò

title: professerò


text: professerai

title: professerai


text: professerà

title: professerà


text: professeremo

title: professeremo


text: professerete

title: professerete


text: professeranno

title: professeranno


text: professerei

title: professerei


text: professeresti

title: professeresti


text: professerebbe

title: professerebbe


text:
profetico

Etymology
From, from. .

Adjective

 * 1) prophetic

title: profetico


text: professeremmo

title: professeremmo


text: professereste

title: professereste


text: professerebbero

title: professerebbero


text: professiate

title: professiate


text: professino

title: professino


text: professassi

title: professassi


text: professasse

title: professasse


text: professassimo

title: professassimo


text: professassero

title: professassero


text: professarmi

title: professarmi


text: professarti

title: professarti


text: professarci

title: professarci


text: professarvi

title: professarvi


text: professandosi

title: professandosi


text: professandomi

title: professandomi


text: professandoti

title: professandoti


text: professandoci

title: professandoci


text: professandovi

title: professandovi


text: professiamoci

title: professiamoci


text: professatevi

title: professatevi


text:
proselito

Noun

 * 1) convert

title: proselito


text:
putridume

Noun

 * 1) putridness, rottenness
 * 2) corruption

title: putridume


text: ovili

title: ovili


text: pagliuzze

title: pagliuzze


text: parascevi

title: parascevi


text:
parricidi

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) parricide

title: parricidi


text: parvenze

title: parvenze


text: patimenti

title: patimenti


text: perfezionatori

title: perfezionatori


text: equidistanze

title: equidistanze


text: pigioni

title: pigioni


text: sopraccoperte

title: sopraccoperte


text: soprammobili

title: soprammobili


text: sopraffazioni

title: sopraffazioni


text: predestinazioni

title: predestinazioni


text:
presbiteri

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) chancel
 * 2) presbytery

title: presbiteri


text: prescienze

title: prescienze


text: primizie

title: primizie


text: proclamazioni

title: proclamazioni


text: preziosissima

title: preziosissima


text: profanatori

title: profanatori


text: preziosissimi

title: preziosissimi


text: preziosissime

title: preziosissime


text: profetesse

title: profetesse


text: operosa

title: operosa


text: proseliti

title: proseliti


text: operosi

title: operosi


text: putridumi

title: putridumi


text:
perniciosa

Noun

 * 1)  pernicious malaria

title: perniciosa


text: perniciosi

title: perniciosi


text: perniciose

title: perniciose


text: sopraccennata

title: sopraccennata


text: sopraccennati

title: sopraccennati


text: sopraccennate

title: sopraccennate


text: sopraffina

title: sopraffina


text: sopraffini

title: sopraffini


text: sopraffine

title: sopraffine


text: sopraccigliari

title: sopraccigliari


text: sopraciliari

title: sopraciliari


text: sopracciliari

title: sopracciliari


text: prisca

title: prisca


text: prischi

title: prischi


text: prische

title: prische


text: profetica

title: profetica


text: profetici

title: profetici


text: profetiche

title: profetiche


text:
конец света

Noun

 * 1) end of the world

title: конец света


text:
pressure washer

Noun

 * 1) A   that uses a  to  a high-pressure  of water (up to 5000  - residential/commercial and up to 70000 PSI for commercial/industrial uses) to.

Translations

 * Armenian:
 * Dutch:
 * Esperanto:
 * Finnish:
 * French:, nettoyeur haute-pression
 * German:
 * Greek:
 * Hungarian:
 * Japanese:
 * Portuguese: lavadora de alta pressão, hidrolavadora
 * Romanian: aparat de spalat cu presiune
 * Russian: мойка высокого давления
 * Spanish: hidrolavadora, hidrolimpiadora , hidrojet , karcher , máquina de lavado a presión
 * Swedish: högtryckstvätt
 * Turkish: yüksek basınçlı yıkama makinesi

title: pressure washer


text: steht

title: steht


text: b/d

title: b/d


text:
Rhymes:English/ɪpsi

Two syllables

 * gipsy
 * Gypsy
 * gypsy
 * tipsy

Three syllables

 * Poughkeepsie

title: Rhymes:English/ɪpsi


text:
User:Epsilon

Epsilon is...
 * German,
 * in her mid-twenties,
 * a student of Computational Linguistics, and
 * here in order to link back and forth between correspoding English and German articles.

title: User:Epsilon


text:
geirvarta

Etymology
From ; equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) nipple

title: geirvarta


text: kobolds

title: kobolds


text: koboldok

title: koboldok


text:
Peregrine

Etymology
Saint's name from, from.

Proper noun

 * 1)  ; and of mostly British usage.

title: Peregrine


text:
rúða

Etymology
A borrowing from, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) windowpane

title: rúða


text: wood-chip

title: wood-chip


text: wood chip

title: wood chip


text:
profferire

Usage notes

 * This spelling is more common than the variant in the sense "to offer, to propose", but less common in the sense "to utter, to pronounce".

title: profferire


text:
soprappensiero

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) absentmindedly, abstractedly

title: soprappensiero


text:
countercountermeasure

Alternative forms

 * counter-countermeasure

Noun

 * 1) A method of stopping the effects of a suspected countermeasure.

title: countercountermeasure


text:
sovrappiù

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) surplus, extra

title: sovrappiù


text:
soprappiù

Etymology
From.

title: soprappiù


text:
soprassalto

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) start, jump

title: soprassalto


text:
di soprassalto

Adverb

 * 1) all of a sudden, suddenly

title: di soprassalto


text:
soprattassa

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) surtax, surcharge, extra charge

title: soprattassa


text:
wurk

Etymology
From, , from , from.

Noun

 * 1) work (act of working)
 * 2) work (done or to be done)
 * 3) work (product, result)

title: wurk


text:
ingrain wallpaper

Noun

 * 1) A type of wallpaper consisting of two layers of paper with wood fibre in between.

Translations

 * Dutch: rauhfaserbehang, rauhfaser behang
 * German:

title: ingrain wallpaper