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Talk:brick

brick
Verb senses. --Connel MacKenzie 21:46, 8 September 2007 (UTC)
 * bricking it is certainly used in the UK. I'm not certain that its used in other tenses though ("I'm bricking it" / "I was bricking it") Thryduulf 22:03, 8 September 2007 (UTC)
 * Meaning "to enclose a building with bricks?" Or one of the ones given?  --Connel MacKenzie 00:57, 9 September 2007 (UTC)
 * No, the meaning is the current second verb definition "(slang) To be a high state of anxiety: "Bricking it"". I think this should be at "bricking it", not "brick" though. I wouldn't be surprised if its origin is a euphemism for "shitting it". It might also be related to "shit a brick". Thryduulf 12:46, 9 September 2007 (UTC)

 * Well, to brick up means to block an opening with brickwork. The other senses are unknown to me. SemperBlotto 08:26, 9 September 2007 (UTC)

The third definition was recently used in a Homestar cartoon, and I have definitely heard it elsewhere. --Bran 04:20, 28 October 2007 (UTC)

 * "to render non-functional, and usually non-repairable": --kop 04:36, 16 December 2007 (UTC)
 * http://groups.google.com/group/24hoursupport.helpdesk/browse_thread/thread/3c9f76e5f922e29e/de047d04065f84c0?lnk=st&q=bricked+flash+group%3Acomp.*#de047d04065f84c0
 * http://www.linux.com/feature/122786
 * http://www.applegazette.com/iphone/apple-is-looking-for-a-iphone-flash-file-system-engineer-flash-on-iphone-confirmed/ (See comment #5)

brick
Maning: "a term of endearment for someone who did you a favor". At the least it require some tag, but I have no idea whatsoever which one. Circeus 18:44, 14 March 2008 (UTC)
 * That is correct, searching for "you're a brick" should bring citable results (I'll look momentarily). As for the tag, it's certainly and, I don't know whether it needs a  as well though? Thryduulf 19:09, 14 March 2008 (UTC)
 * Correct, and quite old. --Dmol 21:24, 14 March 2008 (UTC)
 * That's enough for me, thank you people. Circeus 01:56, 15 March 2008 (UTC)

RfV February 2013
Sense: "To be in a high state of anxiety or fright." That regional slang tag is so useful I was going to take it to the tea room, but decided that either it can be cited (which would help us put a region there) or it can't, and we should just delete it.--Prosfilaes (talk) 23:49, 22 February 2013 (UTC)

 * That's brick it (as the sense line states): it shouldn't be at brick. Equinox ◑ 00:31, 23 February 2013 (UTC)

Sense deleted. bd2412 T 19:22, 11 September 2013 (UTC)

Brick quasi-cite

 * 1) * 2012 According to [the title of] a published article (found via a link from a footnote of the Wikipedia article about IMEIs),, the transitive verb to "brick" something (such as a stolen mobile phone) is sometimes used (as of 2012) to mean something that is done intentionally, by or on behalf of the owner, in cases where the phone is (or might have been) stolen.

Missing sense from cycling?
says that a brick is "a rider who is a slow climber but an efficient descender". Equinox ◑ 16:22, 21 April 2016 (UTC)

RFD discussion: August–November 2018
Adjective sense 1: "Made of brick(s)"; a brick chimney, a brick wall. Standard attributive use of the noun. Per utramque cavernam 08:32, 26 August 2018 (UTC)

 * Agreed, delete that sense (or refer users to the noun), leaving the "extremely cold" sense. The translations can be moved to the noun. DonnanZ (talk) 09:46, 26 August 2018 (UTC)
 * Delete sense. --SanctMinimalicen (talk) 14:25, 26 August 2018 (UTC)
 * Comment. I think these "substance" words are among the most difficult to judge. Collins Dictionary gives adjective senses "built or paved with brick" and "like brick", but it seems to contradict itself as it also gives "a brick house" as an example of noun modifier use. American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language lists an adjective sense but gives no definition or examples. Chambers Dictionary is perhaps the clearest: "adj 1 made of brick or of bricks • a brick wall. 2 (also brick-red) having the dull brownish-red colour of ordinary bricks." Several other dictionaries that I looked at do not list a separate adjective sense. For my part, I wonder how e.g. "this house is brick" is explained if "brick" is not an adjective. Mihia (talk) 20:15, 3 September 2018 (UTC)
 * I'd say "brick" is definitely an adjective in "this house is brick" (in which case the section should be kept and completed), but is that sentence grammatical? Per utramque cavernam 20:20, 3 September 2018 (UTC)
 * Yes, it's grammatical. Well it certainly is to me, anyway. See also GBS.

 * Not sure I agree. What about "this house is pure brick", or "this house is 18th-century brick"? For me, "this house is brick" seems to be using an uncountable noun. Equinox ◑ 22:14, 3 September 2018 (UTC)
 * If I have some water in a glass, for example, then I can say "this is water". It actually is water. I question whether a house actually is brick in the uncountable noun sense. I think it is of brick, or made of brick, in the uncountable noun sense. However, this can be a hair-splitting point. Mihia (talk) 00:17, 4 September 2018 (UTC)

 * But you can't say "the glass [of water] is water" (which would the equivalent of "the house is brick"). Maybe "my wedding ring is gold" would be a better example: I don't know how we would choose how to analyse "gold" there, but again because it could be "pure gold", "fake gold", or "18th-century gold" I'd go for the noun. Equinox ◑ 00:38, 4 September 2018 (UTC)
 * I think this is explicable by a conflation of predicate adjectives and grammatical ellipsis. On one hand, we have predicate adjectives: "The wedding ring is gold[en]", "The house is brick[en]." (I've added the endings for clarity.)
 * On the other hand the semantic content is parsible as "The house is [of] brick", "the wedding ring is [of] gold", with textbook ellipsis allowing us to drop words we don't need, where the terms "brick" and "gold" are part of an understood prepositional phrase. When we say "The house is brick" or "The ring is gold", it seems to me that we are in effect using both of the above syntactic understands, and that the words "gold" and "brick" are simultaneously and ambiguously both adjectives and nouns.  The addition of other parts to the sentence (e.g. "The house is pure brick") tips the scale one way or another where it is no longer so ambiguous. --SanctMinimalicen (talk) 01:09, 4 September 2018 (UTC)
 * Does that mean (I'm asking this neutrally, not as a passive-aggressive contradiction) that you would support adjective senses for things like rubidium, polyvinyl chloride, and polyester (lol already got polyester)? Equinox ◑ 01:21, 4 September 2018 (UTC)
 * I believe you are correct that "The ring is gold" is interpretable either as saying the ring is a substance or that the ring is made of a substance. However, I find "The house is brick" harder to interpret in the first way, because of the "more complicated" nature of its construction. Mihia (talk) 11:11, 5 September 2018 (UTC)
 * Well, you could say: "this glass is water, and this glass is vodka". As for brick, you can say "the houses in her neighborhood are red brick". Here in California, one is more likely to see brick referred to as unreinforced masonry, which is a Very Bad Thing if you're standing next to it during an earthquake. Chuck Entz (talk) 01:19, 4 September 2018 (UTC)

 * I notice we have an adjective section at : "That shit is fire, yo!". Now that I've read Equinox's comments above, I'm not so sure either that or "The house is brick" are sufficient proof that we're dealing with adjectives (could we say "That shit is pure fire, yo!"?). Per utramque cavernam 08:55, 5 September 2018 (UTC)
 * Delete. Fay Freak (talk) 22:34, 6 October 2018 (UTC)

 * Keep per WT:LEMMING: ; as adj in AHD, Collins; Mihia tells us above it is in Chambers. On the substance itself, "this house is brick" does not seem to be a noun use to me, whereas "brick wall" appears to be a run-of-the-mill attributive use of a noun. For interest: . --Dan Polansky (talk) 10:04, 4 November 2018 (UTC)

possible origin of electronics sense
I remember from an early job that brick was a term for a large, bulky cellphone of the style commonly used in the 1990s, so big and heavy that you generally stood it upright on a table, as contrasted with the then new TV-remote-like style that could fit in your purse or in a hip holster. It may not have acquired the sense of a nonfunctional device until people stopped seeing "bricks" that still worked. See this YouTube channel for an example of this older usage. Arguably we could even list it with a separate sense definition but I dont know how we handle things like that .... e.g. if there is a label "1990s technology" etc. — Soap — 13:44, 19 August 2020 (UTC)

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Jukatanin niemimaa

Proper noun

 * 1) The Yucatan Peninsula.

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Malakan niemimaa

Proper noun

 * 1) The Malay Peninsula.

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Talk:crock

Requests for verification - kept
Kept. See archived discussion of September 2007. 20:03, 29 February 2008 (UTC)

Etymology
This is logical; but Old English CRŌG and CRŌH are neither akin to CRUSE[0], nor to CRŪCE[1] (mentioned in Webster's 3 volume dictionary), which are separate words from a separate root. The first two analogous nouns may be influenced by the Germanic[3], that in turn are borrowed from the Celtic, and are cognate with Gaelic crogan (pitcher) but are really a hardened gutteral form of a Celtic form *GROG[6], whence Cornish CRŌGHEN (skin, hide) = Unified Cornish KROGHEN[7]; since many vessels and bottles were actually skins! Should the Germanic root not exist, then all forms of CROCK are from a Celtic root.

[0] means 'Absolutely not; [1] means 'Exceedingly unlikely'; [2] means 'Very dubious'; [3] means 'Questionable'; [4] means 'Possible'; [5] means 'Probable'; [6] means 'Likely'; [7] means 'Most Likely' or *Unattested; [8] means 'Attested'; [9] means 'Obvious' - only used for close matches within the same language or dialect, at linkable periods.

Andrew H. Gray 21:13, 4 November 2015 (UTC) Andrew (talk)

wrong etym?
Should this def be where it is? "To transfer coloring through abrasion from one item to another" That sounds like the second etymology, not the first. Mazzlebury (talk)

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Talk:diputs

Requests for verification - kept
Kept. See archived discussion of November 2007. 20:03, 29 February 2008 (UTC)

Later kept at RFD archive and send to RFV again.

Request for verification
Just because one guy writes a word backwards doesn’t make it suitable to be in a dictionary. H. (talk) 21:05, 5 April 2009 (UTC)

 * Delete: a nonce word, and not in any hugely significant work. Equinox ◑ 21:06, 5 April 2009 (UTC)

 * The quotation provided from Google Books seems reasonable to me, and it’s an interesting usage. —Stephen 12:20, 7 April 2009 (UTC)

 * RFV. DAVilla 00:58, 8 April 2009 (UTC)

Passed and sent to RFV. —  msh210  ℠  21:06, 2 August 2009 (UTC)

Preceding is from RFD. Continue discussion here. — msh210  ℠  21:06, 2 August 2009 (UTC)

 * Delete, I can only cite this as a user name, never as a "word" with a specific meaning. Mglovesfun (talk) 21:53, 7 August 2009 (UTC)

RFV failed, entry deleted. —Ruakh TALK 18:51, 26 October 2009 (UTC)

RFC discussion: September 2007
If it passes rfv. H. (talk) 22:58, 29 September 2007 (UTC)

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Talk:backshish

Requests for verification - kept
Kept. See archived discussion of October 2007. 20:04, 29 February 2008 (UTC)

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Siinain niemimaa

Proper noun

 * 1) Sinai

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gargouille

Noun

 * 1) gargoyle (of water pipe)
 * 2) gargoyle (of a building)

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  gargoyle (grotesque water spout)

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Amazonía

Proper noun

 * 1) Amazon, Amazonia region of the Amazon rainforest

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Afrikan sarvi

Proper noun

 * 1) The Horn of Africa.

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Kuolan niemimaa

Proper noun

 * 1) The Kola Peninsula.

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Kuola

Etymology
From ; compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Proper noun

 * 1) Kola Peninsula

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Centroamérica

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) Central America

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) Central America

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Carta Magna

Proper noun

 * 1)  the Magna Carta

Proper noun

 * 1) Magna Carta

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Norteamérica

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) North America

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πολυμαθής

Etymology
From +, the root of ,.

Adjective

 * 1) Having learnt much, knowing much

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châtré

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) castrated

Noun

 * 1) eunuch

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uitdaging

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) challenge something challenging
 * 2) challenge act of challenging someone

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repassant

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬, present participle.

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African Union

Proper noun

 * 1) A multinational organisation consisting of 54 African nations.

Translations

 * Afrikaans: Afrika Unie
 * Arabic: اَلاِتِّحَاد اَلْإِفْرِيقِيّ, اَلاِتِّحَاد اَلْأَفْرِيقِيّ
 * Bengali: আফ্রিকান ইউনিয়ন
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Dutch: Afrikaanse Unie
 * Faroese: Afrikanska Samveldið
 * Finnish: Afrikan unioni
 * French:
 * German:
 * Hebrew: האיחוד האפריקאי
 * Icelandic: Afríkusambandið
 * Italian: Unione Africana
 * Japanese: アフリカ連合
 * Korean: ^아프리카 연합
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: Den afrikanske union
 * Nynorsk: Den afrikanske unionen
 * Persian: اتحادیه آفریقا
 * Portuguese: União Africana
 * Russian: Африка́нский сою́з
 * Spanish: Unión Africana
 * Swahili: Umoja wa Afrika
 * Vietnamese: Liên minh châu Phi

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μανθάνω

Etymology
From, , from , nasal infix present of , -extension of , thus "to put one's mind".

Verb

 * 1) to learn
 * 2)  to know, understand
 * 3) to seek, ask, inquire
 * 4) to have a habit of, be accustomed to
 * 5) to notice, perceive
 * 6)  Τί μαθών; "What were you thinking?" "Why on earth?"
 * 1)  Τί μαθών; "What were you thinking?" "Why on earth?"

Descendants

 * Greek:
 * Medieval:, μαθαίνω, μαθάνω, μανθαίνω, μανθάννω, μαθθαίνω
 * Modern (also )

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title: court-circuitait


text: court-circuitions

title: court-circuitions


text: court-circuitiez

title: court-circuitiez


text: court-circuitaient

title: court-circuitaient


text: court-circuitai

title: court-circuitai


text: court-circuitas

title: court-circuitas


text: court-circuita

title: court-circuita


text: court-circuitâmes

title: court-circuitâmes


text: court-circuitâtes

title: court-circuitâtes


text: court-circuitèrent

title: court-circuitèrent


text: court-circuiterai

title: court-circuiterai


text: court-circuiteras

title: court-circuiteras


text: court-circuitera

title: court-circuitera


text: court-circuiterons

title: court-circuiterons


text: court-circuiterez

title: court-circuiterez


text: court-circuiteront

title: court-circuiteront


text: court-circuiterais

title: court-circuiterais


text: court-circuiterait

title: court-circuiterait


text: court-circuiterions

title: court-circuiterions


text: court-circuiteriez

title: court-circuiteriez


text: court-circuiteraient

title: court-circuiteraient


text: court-circuitasse

title: court-circuitasse


text: court-circuitasses

title: court-circuitasses


text: court-circuitât

title: court-circuitât


text: court-circuitassions

title: court-circuitassions


text: court-circuitassiez

title: court-circuitassiez


text: court-circuitassent

title: court-circuitassent


text: court-circuitée

title: court-circuitée


text: court-circuités

title: court-circuités


text: court-circuitées

title: court-circuitées


text: sucrant

title: sucrant


text: sucres

title: sucres


text: sucrons

title: sucrons


text: sucrez

title: sucrez


text: sucrent

title: sucrent


text: sucrais

title: sucrais


text: sucrait

title: sucrait


text: sucrions

title: sucrions


text: sucriez

title: sucriez


text: sucraient

title: sucraient


text: sucrai

title: sucrai


text: sucras

title: sucras


text:
sucra

Etymology
From either, or Spanish.

Noun

 * 1)  sugar

title: sucra


text: sucrâmes

title: sucrâmes


text: sucrâtes

title: sucrâtes


text: sucrèrent

title: sucrèrent


text: sucrerai

title: sucrerai


text: sucreras

title: sucreras


text:
sucrera

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1) sugar refinery
 * 2) sugar bowl

title: sucrera


text: sucrerons

title: sucrerons


text: sucrerez

title: sucrerez


text: sucreront

title: sucreront


text: sucrerais

title: sucrerais


text: sucrerait

title: sucrerait


text: sucrerions

title: sucrerions


text: sucreriez

title: sucreriez


text: sucreraient

title: sucreraient


text: sucrasse

title: sucrasse


text: sucrasses

title: sucrasses


text: sucrât

title: sucrât


text: sucrassions

title: sucrassions


text: sucrassiez

title: sucrassiez


text: sucrassent

title: sucrassent


text: sucrée

title: sucrée


text: sucrés

title: sucrés


text: sucrées

title: sucrées


text: élaguant

title: élaguant


text: élagué

title: élagué


text: élague

title: élague


text: élagues

title: élagues


text: élaguons

title: élaguons


text: élaguez

title: élaguez


text: élaguent

title: élaguent


text:
sucre blanc

Noun

 * 1) white sugar

title: sucre blanc


text: élaguais

title: élaguais


text: élaguait

title: élaguait


text: élaguions

title: élaguions


text: élaguiez

title: élaguiez


text: élaguaient

title: élaguaient


text: élaguai

title: élaguai


text: élaguas

title: élaguas


text: élagua

title: élagua


text: élaguâmes

title: élaguâmes


text: élaguâtes

title: élaguâtes


text: élaguèrent

title: élaguèrent


text: élaguerai

title: élaguerai


text: élagueras

title: élagueras


text: élaguera

title: élaguera


text: élaguerons

title: élaguerons


text: élaguerez

title: élaguerez


text: élagueront

title: élagueront


text: élaguerais

title: élaguerais


text: élaguerait

title: élaguerait


text: élaguerions

title: élaguerions


text: élagueriez

title: élagueriez


text: élagueraient

title: élagueraient


text: élaguasse

title: élaguasse


text: élaguasses

title: élaguasses


text: élaguât

title: élaguât


text: élaguassions

title: élaguassions


text: élaguassiez

title: élaguassiez


text: élaguassent

title: élaguassent


text: élaguée

title: élaguée


text: élagués

title: élagués


text: élaguées

title: élaguées


text: façonnant

title: façonnant


text: façonne

title: façonne


text: façonnes

title: façonnes


text: façonnons

title: façonnons


text: façonnez

title: façonnez


text: façonnent

title: façonnent


text: façonnais

title: façonnais


text: façonnait

title: façonnait


text: façonnions

title: façonnions


text: façonniez

title: façonniez


text:
voorspelbaarheid

Noun

 * 1) predictability

title: voorspelbaarheid


text: façonnaient

title: façonnaient


text: façonnai

title: façonnai


text: façonnas

title: façonnas


text: façonna

title: façonna


text: façonnâmes

title: façonnâmes


text: façonnâtes

title: façonnâtes


text: façonnèrent

title: façonnèrent


text: façonnerai

title: façonnerai


text: façonneras

title: façonneras


text: façonnera

title: façonnera


text: façonnerons

title: façonnerons


text: façonnerez

title: façonnerez


text: façonneront

title: façonneront


text: façonnerais

title: façonnerais


text: façonnerait

title: façonnerait


text: façonnerions

title: façonnerions


text: façonneriez

title: façonneriez


text: façonneraient

title: façonneraient


text: façonnasse

title: façonnasse


text: façonnasses

title: façonnasses


text: façonnât

title: façonnât


text: façonnassions

title: façonnassions


text: façonnassiez

title: façonnassiez


text: façonnassent

title: façonnassent


text:
voorspelbaar

Adjective

 * 1) predictable

title: voorspelbaar


text: façonnée

title: façonnée


text: façonnés

title: façonnés


text: façonnées

title: façonnées


text:
onvoorspelbaar

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unpredictable

title: onvoorspelbaar


text: léguant

title: léguant


text: légué

title: légué


text: lègue

title: lègue


text: lègues

title: lègues


text: léguons

title: léguons


text: léguez

title: léguez


text:
sugarer

Noun

 * 1) Someone who sugars foods, who adds sugar to food products.
 * 2) A manufacturer of maple syrup.
 * 3) * March 2004, Naples News - Teen has even higher goals for acclaimed maple syrup
 * Fisk, a fifth-generation sugarer and high school sophomore, is one of more than 900 syrup producers in the state, many of whom tap only a handful of trees and produce just enough for their families.

title: sugarer


text: lèguent

title: lèguent


text: léguais

title: léguais


text: léguait

title: léguait


text: léguions

title: léguions


text: léguiez

title: léguiez


text:
onvoorspelbaarheid

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) unpredictability

title: onvoorspelbaarheid


text: léguaient

title: léguaient


text: léguai

title: léguai


text: léguas

title: léguas


text:
légua

Etymology
From, from , from. Cognate with 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  legua, Portuguese league,
 * 2)  metric league,

Hyponyms

 * légua 18 , légua  20  , légua  25

Descendants

 * Kadiwéu:

title: légua


text: léguâmes

title: léguâmes


text: léguâtes

title: léguâtes


text: léguèrent

title: léguèrent


text: léguerai

title: léguerai


text: légueras

title: légueras


text: léguera

title: léguera


text: léguerons

title: léguerons


text: léguerez

title: léguerez


text: légueront

title: légueront


text: léguerais

title: léguerais


text: léguerait

title: léguerait


text: léguerions

title: léguerions


text: légueriez

title: légueriez


text: légueraient

title: légueraient


text: léguasse

title: léguasse


text: léguasses

title: léguasses


text: léguât

title: léguât


text: léguassions

title: léguassions


text: léguassiez

title: léguassiez


text: léguassent

title: léguassent


text: léguée

title: léguée


text: légués

title: légués


text: léguées

title: léguées


text: clouant

title: clouant


text: cloué

title: cloué


text: cloue

title: cloue


text: cloues

title: cloues


text: clouons

title: clouons


text: clouez

title: clouez


text: clouent

title: clouent


text: clouais

title: clouais


text: clouait

title: clouait


text: clouions

title: clouions


text: clouiez

title: clouiez


text: clouaient

title: clouaient


text: clouai

title: clouai


text: clouas

title: clouas


text: cloua

title: cloua


text: clouâmes

title: clouâmes


text: clouâtes

title: clouâtes


text: clouèrent

title: clouèrent


text: clouerai

title: clouerai


text: cloueras

title: cloueras


text: clouera

title: clouera


text: clouerons

title: clouerons


text: clouerez

title: clouerez


text: cloueront

title: cloueront


text: clouerais

title: clouerais


text: clouerait

title: clouerait


text: clouerions

title: clouerions


text: cloueriez

title: cloueriez


text: cloueraient

title: cloueraient


text: clouasse

title: clouasse


text: clouasses

title: clouasses


text: clouât

title: clouât


text: clouassions

title: clouassions


text: clouassiez

title: clouassiez


text: clouassent

title: clouassent


text: clouée

title: clouée


text: cloués

title: cloués


text: clouées

title: clouées


text: rampé

title: rampé


text: rampes

title: rampes


text: rampons

title: rampons


text: rampez

title: rampez


text: rampent

title: rampent


text: rampais

title: rampais


text: rampait

title: rampait


text: rampions

title: rampions


text: rampiez

title: rampiez


text: rampaient

title: rampaient


text: rampai

title: rampai


text:
rampas

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to take by force
 * 2) to rob; to steal
 * 3) to seize; to confiscate
 * 1) to seize; to confiscate
 * 1) to seize; to confiscate

title: rampas


text: rampâmes

title: rampâmes


text: rampâtes

title: rampâtes


text: rampèrent

title: rampèrent


text: ramperai

title: ramperai


text: ramperas

title: ramperas


text: rampera

title: rampera


text: ramperons

title: ramperons


text: ramperez

title: ramperez


text: ramperont

title: ramperont


text: ramperais

title: ramperais


text: ramperait

title: ramperait


text: ramperions

title: ramperions


text: ramperiez

title: ramperiez


text: ramperaient

title: ramperaient


text:
statuetka

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  figurine, statuette

title: statuetka


text: rampasse

title: rampasse


text: rampasses

title: rampasses


text: rampât

title: rampât


text: rampassions

title: rampassions


text: rampassiez

title: rampassiez


text: rampassent

title: rampassent


text: rampée

title: rampée


text: rampés

title: rampés


text: rampées

title: rampées


text: reprochant

title: reprochant


text: reprochons

title: reprochons


text: reprochez

title: reprochez


text: reprochent

title: reprochent


text: reprochais

title: reprochais


text: reprochait

title: reprochait


text: reprochions

title: reprochions


text: reprochiez

title: reprochiez


text: reprochaient

title: reprochaient


text: reprochai

title: reprochai


text: reprochâmes

title: reprochâmes


text: reprochâtes

title: reprochâtes


text: reprochèrent

title: reprochèrent


text: reprocherai

title: reprocherai


text: reprocheras

title: reprocheras


text: reprochera

title: reprochera


text: reprocherons

title: reprocherons


text: reprocherez

title: reprocherez


text: reprocheront

title: reprocheront


text: reprocherais

title: reprocherais


text: reprocherait

title: reprocherait


text: reprocherions

title: reprocherions


text: reprocheriez

title: reprocheriez


text: reprocheraient

title: reprocheraient


text: reprochasse

title: reprochasse


text: reprochasses

title: reprochasses


text: reprochât

title: reprochât


text: reprochassions

title: reprochassions


text: reprochassiez

title: reprochassiez


text: reprochassent

title: reprochassent


text: reprochée

title: reprochée


text: reprochés

title: reprochés


text: reprochées

title: reprochées


text:
Talk:appeler

This and rappeler have a strange conjugation. Different sources give different conj's. Either or  or a hybrid mix of the two. --Keene 22:10, 29 February 2008 (UTC)

title: Talk:appeler


text:
pieróg

Etymology
From. .

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) dumpling
 * 2)  pierogi
 * 3)  pirog
 * 4)   bicorn
 * 5)  vulva, pudenda
 * 1)  vulva, pudenda

title: pieróg


text:
budować

Etymology
+.

Verb

 * 1)  to build
 * 2)  to construct
 * 3)  to be built
 * 4)  to build one's own house
 * 5)  to edify oneself

title: budować


text: poivrant

title: poivrant


text: poivré

title: poivré


text: poivres

title: poivres


text: poivrons

title: poivrons


text: poivrez

title: poivrez


text: poivrent

title: poivrent


text: poivrais

title: poivrais


text: poivrait

title: poivrait


text: poivrions

title: poivrions


text: poivriez

title: poivriez


text: poivraient

title: poivraient


text: poivrai

title: poivrai


text: poivras

title: poivras


text: poivra

title: poivra


text: poivrâmes

title: poivrâmes


text: poivrâtes

title: poivrâtes


text: poivrèrent

title: poivrèrent


text: poivrerai

title: poivrerai


text: poivreras

title: poivreras


text: poivrera

title: poivrera


text: poivrerons

title: poivrerons


text: poivrerez

title: poivrerez


text: poivreront

title: poivreront


text: poivrerais

title: poivrerais


text: poivrerait

title: poivrerait


text: poivrerions

title: poivrerions


text: poivreriez

title: poivreriez


text: poivreraient

title: poivreraient


text: poivrasse

title: poivrasse


text: poivrasses

title: poivrasses


text: poivrât

title: poivrât


text: poivrassions

title: poivrassions


text: poivrassiez

title: poivrassiez


text: poivrassent

title: poivrassent


text: poivrée

title: poivrée


text: poivrés

title: poivrés


text: poivrées

title: poivrées


text: enfourchant

title: enfourchant


text: enfourché

title: enfourché


text: enfourche

title: enfourche


text: enfourches

title: enfourches


text: enfourchons

title: enfourchons


text: enfourchez

title: enfourchez


text: enfourchent

title: enfourchent


text: enfourchais

title: enfourchais


text: enfourchait

title: enfourchait


text: enfourchions

title: enfourchions


text: enfourchiez

title: enfourchiez


text: enfourchaient

title: enfourchaient


text: enfourchai

title: enfourchai


text: enfourchas

title: enfourchas


text: enfourcha

title: enfourcha


text: enfourchâmes

title: enfourchâmes


text: enfourchâtes

title: enfourchâtes


text: enfourchèrent

title: enfourchèrent


text: enfourcherai

title: enfourcherai


text: enfourcheras

title: enfourcheras


text: enfourchera

title: enfourchera


text: enfourcherons

title: enfourcherons


text: enfourcherez

title: enfourcherez


text: enfourcheront

title: enfourcheront


text: enfourcherais

title: enfourcherais


text: enfourcherait

title: enfourcherait


text: enfourcherions

title: enfourcherions


text: enfourcheriez

title: enfourcheriez


text: enfourcheraient

title: enfourcheraient


text: enfourchasse

title: enfourchasse


text: enfourchasses

title: enfourchasses


text: enfourchât

title: enfourchât


text: enfourchassions

title: enfourchassions


text: enfourchassiez

title: enfourchassiez


text: enfourchassent

title: enfourchassent


text: enfourchée

title: enfourchée


text: enfourchés

title: enfourchés


text: enfourchées

title: enfourchées


text:
énervant

Adjective

 * 1) annoying, irritating

title: énervant


text: énervé

title: énervé


text: énerve

title: énerve


text: énerves

title: énerves


text: énervons

title: énervons


text: énervez

title: énervez


text: énervent

title: énervent


text: énervais

title: énervais


text: énervait

title: énervait


text: énervions

title: énervions


text: énerviez

title: énerviez


text: énervaient

title: énervaient


text: énervai

title: énervai


text: énervas

title: énervas


text: énerva

title: énerva


text: énervâmes

title: énervâmes


text: énervâtes

title: énervâtes


text: énervèrent

title: énervèrent


text:
randka

Etymology
+.

Noun

 * 1) date, tryst

title: randka


text: énerverai

title: énerverai


text: énerveras

title: énerveras


text: énervera

title: énervera


text: énerverons

title: énerverons


text: énerverez

title: énerverez


text: énerveront

title: énerveront


text: énerverais

title: énerverais


text: énerverait

title: énerverait


text: énerverions

title: énerverions


text: énerveriez

title: énerveriez


text: énerveraient

title: énerveraient


text: énervasse

title: énervasse


text: énervasses

title: énervasses


text: énervât

title: énervât


text: énervassions

title: énervassions


text: énervassiez

title: énervassiez


text: énervassent

title: énervassent


text:
sanzon

Noun

 * 1) chanson

title: sanzon


text: énervée

title: énervée


text: énervés

title: énervés


text: énervées

title: énervées


text: accrochant

title: accrochant


text: accroché

title: accroché


text:
accroche

Noun

 * 1)  lead-in attention-grabbing beginning to an article, advertisement etc.
 * 2)  teaser

title: accroche


text: accroches

title: accroches


text: accrochons

title: accrochons


text: accrochez

title: accrochez


text: accrochent

title: accrochent


text: accrochais

title: accrochais


text: accrochait

title: accrochait


text: accrochions

title: accrochions


text: accrochiez

title: accrochiez


text: accrochaient

title: accrochaient


text: accrochai

title: accrochai


text: accrochas

title: accrochas


text: accrocha

title: accrocha


text:
stercoricolous

Adjective

 * 1) Inhabiting deposits of excrement.

title: stercoricolous


text: accrochâmes

title: accrochâmes


text: accrochâtes

title: accrochâtes


text: accrochèrent

title: accrochèrent


text: accrocherai

title: accrocherai


text: accrocheras

title: accrocheras


text: accrochera

title: accrochera


text: accrocherons

title: accrocherons


text: accrocherez

title: accrocherez


text: accrocheront

title: accrocheront


text: accrocherais

title: accrocherais


text: accrocherait

title: accrocherait


text: accrocherions

title: accrocherions


text: accrocheriez

title: accrocheriez


text: accrocheraient

title: accrocheraient


text: accrochasse

title: accrochasse


text: accrochasses

title: accrochasses


text: accrochât

title: accrochât


text: accrochassions

title: accrochassions


text: accrochassiez

title: accrochassiez


text: accrochassent

title: accrochassent


text: accrochée

title: accrochée


text: accrochés

title: accrochés


text: accrochées

title: accrochées


text: décrochant

title: décrochant


text: décroché

title: décroché


text:
madrigál

Etymology
primarily via. Ultiamately from 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  madrigal

title: madrigál


text: décroche

title: décroche


text: décroches

title: décroches


text: décrochons

title: décrochons


text: décrochez

title: décrochez


text: décrochent

title: décrochent


text: décrochais

title: décrochais


text: décrochait

title: décrochait


text: décrochions

title: décrochions


text: décrochiez

title: décrochiez


text: décrochaient

title: décrochaient


text: décrochai

title: décrochai


text: décrochas

title: décrochas


text: décrocha

title: décrocha


text: décrochâmes

title: décrochâmes


text: décrochâtes

title: décrochâtes


text: décrochèrent

title: décrochèrent


text: décrocherai

title: décrocherai


text: décrocheras

title: décrocheras


text: décrochera

title: décrochera


text: décrocherons

title: décrocherons


text: décrocherez

title: décrocherez


text: décrocheront

title: décrocheront


text: décrocherais

title: décrocherais


text: décrocherait

title: décrocherait


text: décrocherions

title: décrocherions


text: décrocheriez

title: décrocheriez


text: décrocheraient

title: décrocheraient


text: décrochasse

title: décrochasse


text: décrochasses

title: décrochasses


text: décrochât

title: décrochât


text: décrochassions

title: décrochassions


text: décrochassiez

title: décrochassiez


text: décrochassent

title: décrochassent


text: décrochée

title: décrochée


text: décrochés

title: décrochés


text: décrochées

title: décrochées


text: sublimant

title: sublimant


text: sublimons

title: sublimons


text: sublimez

title: sublimez


text: subliment

title: subliment


text: sublimais

title: sublimais


text: sublimait

title: sublimait


text: sublimions

title: sublimions


text: sublimiez

title: sublimiez


text: sublimaient

title: sublimaient


text: sublimâmes

title: sublimâmes


text: sublimâtes

title: sublimâtes


text: sublimèrent

title: sublimèrent


text: sublimeras

title: sublimeras


text: sublimera

title: sublimera


text: sublimerons

title: sublimerons


text: sublimerez

title: sublimerez


text: sublimeront

title: sublimeront


text: sublimerais

title: sublimerais


text: sublimerait

title: sublimerait


text: sublimerions

title: sublimerions


text: sublimeriez

title: sublimeriez


text: sublimeraient

title: sublimeraient


text: sublimasses

title: sublimasses


text: sublimât

title: sublimât


text: sublimassions

title: sublimassions


text: sublimassiez

title: sublimassiez


text: sublimassent

title: sublimassent


text: sublimée

title: sublimée


text: sublimés

title: sublimés


text: sublimées

title: sublimées


text:
remuant

Adjective

 * 1) boisterous, exuberant, energetic

title: remuant


text:
remué

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to move

title: remué


text: remue

title: remue


text: remues

title: remues


text: remuons

title: remuons


text: remuez

title: remuez


text: remuent

title: remuent


text: remuais

title: remuais


text: remuait

title: remuait


text: remuions

title: remuions


text: remuiez

title: remuiez


text: remuaient

title: remuaient


text: remuai

title: remuai


text: remuas

title: remuas


text: remua

title: remua


text: remuâmes

title: remuâmes


text: remuâtes

title: remuâtes


text: remuèrent

title: remuèrent


text: remuerai

title: remuerai


text: remueras

title: remueras


text: remuera

title: remuera


text: remuerons

title: remuerons


text: remuerez

title: remuerez


text: remueront

title: remueront


text: remuerais

title: remuerais


text: remuerait

title: remuerait


text: remuerions

title: remuerions


text: remueriez

title: remueriez


text: remueraient

title: remueraient


text: remuasse

title: remuasse


text: remuasses

title: remuasses


text: remuât

title: remuât


text: remuassions

title: remuassions


text: remuassiez

title: remuassiez


text: remuassent

title: remuassent


text: remuée

title: remuée


text: remués

title: remués


text: remuées

title: remuées


text: inondant

title: inondant


text: inondé

title: inondé


text: inonde

title: inonde


text: inondes

title: inondes


text: inondons

title: inondons


text: inondez

title: inondez


text: inondent

title: inondent


text: inondais

title: inondais


text: inondait

title: inondait


text: inondions

title: inondions


text: inondiez

title: inondiez


text: inondaient

title: inondaient


text: inondas

title: inondas


text: inondâmes

title: inondâmes


text: inondâtes

title: inondâtes


text: inondèrent

title: inondèrent


text: inonderas

title: inonderas


text: inondera

title: inondera


text: inonderons

title: inonderons


text: inonderez

title: inonderez


text: inonderont

title: inonderont


text: inonderais

title: inonderais


text: inonderait

title: inonderait


text: inonderions

title: inonderions


text: inonderiez

title: inonderiez


text: inonderaient

title: inonderaient


text: inondasses

title: inondasses


text: inondât

title: inondât


text: inondassions

title: inondassions


text: inondassiez

title: inondassiez


text: inondassent

title: inondassent


text: inondée

title: inondée


text: inondés

title: inondés


text: inondées

title: inondées


text: écorchant

title: écorchant


text:
écorché

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  A figure drawn, painted or sculpted so as to show the muscles of the body without skin.

Adjective

 * 1) flayed, skinned
 * 2) hypersensitive

Noun

 * 1) écorché

title: écorché


text: écorche

title: écorche


text: écorches

title: écorches


text: écorchons

title: écorchons


text: écorchez

title: écorchez


text: écorchent

title: écorchent


text: écorchais

title: écorchais


text: écorchait

title: écorchait


text: écorchions

title: écorchions


text: écorchiez

title: écorchiez


text: écorchaient

title: écorchaient


text: écorchai

title: écorchai


text: écorchas

title: écorchas


text: écorcha

title: écorcha


text: écorchâmes

title: écorchâmes


text: écorchâtes

title: écorchâtes


text: écorchèrent

title: écorchèrent


text: écorcherai

title: écorcherai


text: écorcheras

title: écorcheras


text: écorchera

title: écorchera


text: écorcherons

title: écorcherons


text:
hegedűművész

Noun

 * 1) violinist

title: hegedűművész


text: écorcherez

title: écorcherez


text: écorcheront

title: écorcheront


text: écorcherais

title: écorcherais


text: écorcherait

title: écorcherait


text: écorcherions

title: écorcherions


text: écorcheriez

title: écorcheriez


text: écorcheraient

title: écorcheraient


text: écorchasse

title: écorchasse


text: écorchasses

title: écorchasses


text: écorchât

title: écorchât


text: écorchassions

title: écorchassions


text: écorchassiez

title: écorchassiez


text: écorchassent

title: écorchassent


text: écorchée

title: écorchée


text:
sznurek

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) string
 * 1) string

title: sznurek


text: écorchés

title: écorchés


text: écorchées

title: écorchées


text: arpentant

title: arpentant


text: arpenté

title: arpenté


text:
arpente

Noun

 * 1) arpent a traditional unit of area, having various official measures

title: arpente


text: arpentes

title: arpentes


text: arpentons

title: arpentons


text: arpentez

title: arpentez


text: arpentent

title: arpentent


text: arpentais

title: arpentais


text: arpentait

title: arpentait


text: arpentions

title: arpentions


text: arpentiez

title: arpentiez


text: arpentaient

title: arpentaient


text: arpentai

title: arpentai


text: arpentas

title: arpentas


text: arpenta

title: arpenta


text:
művész

Etymology
From the stem of the noun.

Noun

 * 1) artist

title: művész


text: arpentâmes

title: arpentâmes


text: arpentâtes

title: arpentâtes


text: arpentèrent

title: arpentèrent


text: arpenterai

title: arpenterai


text: arpenteras

title: arpenteras


text: arpentera

title: arpentera


text: arpenterons

title: arpenterons


text: arpenterez

title: arpenterez


text: arpenteront

title: arpenteront


text: arpenterais

title: arpenterais


text: arpenterait

title: arpenterait


text: arpenterions

title: arpenterions


text: arpenteriez

title: arpenteriez


text: arpenteraient

title: arpenteraient


text: arpentasse

title: arpentasse


text: arpentasses

title: arpentasses


text: arpentât

title: arpentât


text: arpentassions

title: arpentassions


text: arpentassiez

title: arpentassiez


text: arpentassent

title: arpentassent


text: arpentée

title: arpentée


text: arpentés

title: arpentés


text: arpentées

title: arpentées


text:
remontant

Etymology
. Compare.

Adjective

 * 1)  That flowers more than once in each season.

Noun

 * 1)  A plant that flowers more than once in each season.

Adjective

 * 1) bracing
 * 1) bracing

Noun

 * 1) tonic

Etymology
.

title: remontant


text:
hegedűs

Noun

 * 1) violinist

title: hegedűs


text: remontons

title: remontons


text: remontez

title: remontez


text: remontent

title: remontent


text: remontais

title: remontais


text:
snuffy

Adjective

 * 1) Soiled with snuff.
 * 2) Resembling or characteristic of snuff.
 * 3)  Sulky; angry; vexed.
 * 4) * May 27 1680, Marchioness de Sévigné, letter to her daughter, published in English in 1745
 * "en"

- I must now let you know what sort of a personage this same First President is; you imagine that he is a disagreeable snuffy old fellow

Derived terms

 * snuffily
 * snuffiness

title: snuffy


text: remontait

title: remontait


text: remontions

title: remontions


text: remontiez

title: remontiez


text: remontaient

title: remontaient


text: remontai

title: remontai


text: remontâmes

title: remontâmes


text: remontâtes

title: remontâtes


text: remontèrent

title: remontèrent


text: remonterai

title: remonterai


text: remonteras

title: remonteras


text: remontera

title: remontera


text: remonterons

title: remonterons


text: remonterez

title: remonterez


text: remonteront

title: remonteront


text: remonterais

title: remonterais


text: remonterait

title: remonterait


text: remonterions

title: remonterions


text:
firelock

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A form of gunlock, in which the priming is ignited by a spark.
 * 2)  A firearm using such a gunlock.

Translations

 * Bulgarian:

title: firelock


text: remonteriez

title: remonteriez


text: remonteraient

title: remonteraient


text: remontasse

title: remontasse


text: remontasses

title: remontasses


text: remontât

title: remontât


text: remontassions

title: remontassions


text:
nonrecourse

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1)  Of or pertaining to a form of financing, typically debt financing, in which the lender's recourse to recovery in the event of default is limited to the collateral asset only.
 * nonrecourse loan

title: nonrecourse


text: remontassiez

title: remontassiez


text: remontassent

title: remontassent


text: remontée

title: remontée


text: remontés

title: remontés


text: remontées

title: remontées


text: retombant

title: retombant


text: retombé

title: retombé


text: democratical

title: democratical


text: retombe

title: retombe


text: retombes

title: retombes


text: retombons

title: retombons


text: retombez

title: retombez


text: retombent

title: retombent


text: retombais

title: retombais


text: retombait

title: retombait


text: retombions

title: retombions


text: retombiez

title: retombiez


text: Category:hu:Musicians

title: Category:hu:Musicians


text: retombaient

title: retombaient


text: retombai

title: retombai


text: retombas

title: retombas


text: retomba

title: retomba


text: retombâmes

title: retombâmes


text: retombâtes

title: retombâtes


text: retombèrent

title: retombèrent


text: retomberai

title: retomberai


text: retomberas

title: retomberas


text: retombera

title: retombera


text: retomberons

title: retomberons


text: retomberez

title: retomberez


text: retomberont

title: retomberont


text: retomberais

title: retomberais


text: retomberait

title: retomberait


text: retomberions

title: retomberions


text: retomberiez

title: retomberiez


text: retomberaient

title: retomberaient


text: retombasse

title: retombasse


text: retombasses

title: retombasses


text: retombât

title: retombât


text: retombassions

title: retombassions


text: retombassiez

title: retombassiez


text: retombassent

title: retombassent


text:
securities lending

Noun

 * 1)  The lending of securities by one brokerage to another, typically for a secondary purpose such as to cover a stock short position. Not to be confused with collateral-type stock loans.

title: securities lending


text:
retombée

Noun

 * 1) fallout
 * 2)  spillover, fallout, side effects
 * 1)  spillover, fallout, side effects

title: retombée


text: retombés

title: retombés


text: retombées

title: retombées


text: contrôlant

title: contrôlant


text: contrôlé

title: contrôlé


text: contrôles

title: contrôles


text: contrôlons

title: contrôlons


text: contrôlez

title: contrôlez


text: contrôlent

title: contrôlent


text: contrôlais

title: contrôlais


text: contrôlait

title: contrôlait


text: contrôlions

title: contrôlions


text: contrôliez

title: contrôliez


text: contrôlaient

title: contrôlaient


text:
extinguishment

Noun

 * 1) The act of extinguishing, putting out, or quenching, or the state of being extinguished.
 * 2)  The annihilation or extinction of a right or obligation.
 * 1)  The annihilation or extinction of a right or obligation.

title: extinguishment


text: contrôlai

title: contrôlai


text: contrôlas

title: contrôlas


text: contrôla

title: contrôla


text: contrôlâmes

title: contrôlâmes


text: contrôlâtes

title: contrôlâtes


text: contrôlèrent

title: contrôlèrent


text: contrôlerai

title: contrôlerai


text: contrôleras

title: contrôleras


text: contrôlera

title: contrôlera


text: contrôlerons

title: contrôlerons


text: contrôlerez

title: contrôlerez


text: contrôleront

title: contrôleront


text: contrôlerais

title: contrôlerais


text: contrôlerait

title: contrôlerait


text: contrôlerions

title: contrôlerions


text: contrôleriez

title: contrôleriez


text: contrôleraient

title: contrôleraient


text: contrôlasse

title: contrôlasse


text: extinguishments

title: extinguishments


text: contrôlasses

title: contrôlasses


text: contrôlât

title: contrôlât


text: contrôlassions

title: contrôlassions


text: contrôlassiez

title: contrôlassiez


text: contrôlassent

title: contrôlassent


text: contrôlée

title: contrôlée


text: contrôlés

title: contrôlés


text: contrôlées

title: contrôlées


text: masturbes

title: masturbes


text: masturbons

title: masturbons


text:
sacrificer

Noun

 * 1) Someone who sacrifices, one who makes a sacrifice.

Synonyms

 * sacrificial
 * priest
 * sacrificing priestess
 * sacrificial
 * priest
 * sacrificing priestess
 * sacrificing priestess

Translations

 * French: ,
 * German: Opferer, Opfererin, Opfernder, Opfernde, Opferpriester, Opferpriesterin
 * Greek:
 * Ancient: θυτήρ
 * Italian:, sacrificatrice
 * Latin: sacrificātor, sacrificātrīx
 * Spanish: sacrificador,

title: sacrificer


text: masturbent

title: masturbent


text: masturbais

title: masturbais


text: masturbait

title: masturbait


text: masturbions

title: masturbions


text: masturbiez

title: masturbiez


text: masturbaient

title: masturbaient


text: masturbas

title: masturbas


text: masturbâmes

title: masturbâmes


text: masturbâtes

title: masturbâtes


text: masturbèrent

title: masturbèrent


text: masturberas

title: masturberas


text:
masturbera

Etymology
From, see for more.

Verb

 * 1) to masturbate

Verb

 * 1) to masturbate (stimulate oneself sexually)

title: masturbera


text: masturberons

title: masturberons


text: masturberez

title: masturberez


text: masturberont

title: masturberont


text: masturberais

title: masturberais


text: masturberait

title: masturberait


text: masturberions

title: masturberions


text: masturberiez

title: masturberiez


text: masturberaient

title: masturberaient


text: cotemporary

title: cotemporary


text: masturbasses

title: masturbasses


text: masturbât

title: masturbât


text: masturbassions

title: masturbassions


text: masturbassiez

title: masturbassiez


text: masturbassent

title: masturbassent


text: empoisonnant

title: empoisonnant


text: empoisonné

title: empoisonné


text: empoisonne

title: empoisonne


text: empoisonnes

title: empoisonnes


text: empoisonnons

title: empoisonnons


text: empoisonnez

title: empoisonnez


text: empoisonnent

title: empoisonnent


text: empoisonnais

title: empoisonnais


text: empoisonnait

title: empoisonnait


text: empoisonnions

title: empoisonnions


text: cotemporaries

title: cotemporaries


text: empoisonniez

title: empoisonniez


text: empoisonnaient

title: empoisonnaient


text: empoisonnai

title: empoisonnai


text: empoisonnas

title: empoisonnas


text: empoisonna

title: empoisonna


text: empoisonnâmes

title: empoisonnâmes


text: empoisonnâtes

title: empoisonnâtes


text: empoisonnèrent

title: empoisonnèrent


text: empoisonnerai

title: empoisonnerai


text: empoisonneras

title: empoisonneras


text: empoisonnera

title: empoisonnera


text: empoisonnerons

title: empoisonnerons


text: empoisonnerez

title: empoisonnerez


text: empoisonneront

title: empoisonneront


text: empoisonnerais

title: empoisonnerais


text: empoisonnerait

title: empoisonnerait


text: empoisonnerions

title: empoisonnerions


text: empoisonneriez

title: empoisonneriez


text: empoisonneraient

title: empoisonneraient


text: empoisonnasse

title: empoisonnasse


text: empoisonnasses

title: empoisonnasses


text: empoisonnât

title: empoisonnât


text: empoisonnassions

title: empoisonnassions


text: empoisonnassiez

title: empoisonnassiez


text: empoisonnassent

title: empoisonnassent


text: empoisonnée

title: empoisonnée


text: empoisonnés

title: empoisonnés


text: empoisonnées

title: empoisonnées


text: empoissonnant

title: empoissonnant


text: empoissonné

title: empoissonné


text:
blazonry

Noun

 * 1) Blazon.
 * 2) A coat of arms; an armorial bearing or bearings.
 * 3) An artistic representation or display.
 * 1) An artistic representation or display.

title: blazonry


text: empoissonne

title: empoissonne


text: empoissonnes

title: empoissonnes


text: empoissonnons

title: empoissonnons


text: blazonries

title: blazonries


text: empoissonnez

title: empoissonnez


text: empoissonnent

title: empoissonnent


text: empoissonnais

title: empoissonnais


text: empoissonnait

title: empoissonnait


text: empoissonnions

title: empoissonnions


text: empoissonniez

title: empoissonniez


text: empoissonnaient

title: empoissonnaient


text: empoissonnai

title: empoissonnai


text: empoissonnas

title: empoissonnas


text: empoissonna

title: empoissonna


text: empoissonnâmes

title: empoissonnâmes


text: empoissonnâtes

title: empoissonnâtes


text: empoissonnèrent

title: empoissonnèrent


text: empoissonnerai

title: empoissonnerai


text: empoissonneras

title: empoissonneras


text: empoissonnera

title: empoissonnera


text: empoissonnerons

title: empoissonnerons


text: empoissonnerez

title: empoissonnerez


text: empoissonneront

title: empoissonneront


text: empoissonnerais

title: empoissonnerais


text: empoissonnerait

title: empoissonnerait


text: empoissonnerions

title: empoissonnerions


text: empoissonneriez

title: empoissonneriez


text: empoissonneraient

title: empoissonneraient


text: empoissonnasse

title: empoissonnasse


text: empoissonnasses

title: empoissonnasses


text: empoissonnât

title: empoissonnât


text: empoissonnassions

title: empoissonnassions


text: empoissonnassiez

title: empoissonnassiez


text: empoissonnassent

title: empoissonnassent


text: empoissonnée

title: empoissonnée


text: empoissonnés

title: empoissonnés


text: empoissonnées

title: empoissonnées


text:
zigzaguant

Adjective

 * 1) zigzagging

title: zigzaguant


text: zigzagué

title: zigzagué


text: zigzague

title: zigzague


text: zigzagues

title: zigzagues


text: zigzaguons

title: zigzaguons


text: zigzaguez

title: zigzaguez


text: zigzaguent

title: zigzaguent


text: zigzaguais

title: zigzaguais


text: zigzaguait

title: zigzaguait


text: zigzaguions

title: zigzaguions


text: zigzaguiez

title: zigzaguiez


text: zigzaguaient

title: zigzaguaient


text: zigzaguai

title: zigzaguai


text: zigzaguas

title: zigzaguas


text:
ejectment

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  The legal process of ejecting someone from their property or holdings.
 * 2)  A casting out, an ejection.
 * 1)  A casting out, an ejection.

Synonyms

 * ejection

title: ejectment


text: zigzagua

title: zigzagua


text: zigzaguâmes

title: zigzaguâmes


text: zigzaguâtes

title: zigzaguâtes


text: zigzaguèrent

title: zigzaguèrent


text: ejectments

title: ejectments


text: zigzaguerai

title: zigzaguerai


text: zigzagueras

title: zigzagueras


text: zigzaguera

title: zigzaguera


text: zigzaguerons

title: zigzaguerons


text: zigzaguerez

title: zigzaguerez


text: zigzagueront

title: zigzagueront


text: zigzaguerais

title: zigzaguerais


text: zigzaguerait

title: zigzaguerait


text: zigzaguerions

title: zigzaguerions


text: zigzagueriez

title: zigzagueriez


text:
szoprán

Etymology
From, from , from , adjective from preposition.

Noun

 * 1) soprano

title: szoprán


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title: zigzagueraient


text: zigzaguasse

title: zigzaguasse


text: zigzaguasses

title: zigzaguasses


text: zigzaguât

title: zigzaguât


text: zigzaguassions

title: zigzaguassions


text: zigzaguassiez

title: zigzaguassiez


text: zigzaguassent

title: zigzaguassent


text: zigzaguée

title: zigzaguée


text: zigzagués

title: zigzagués


text: zigzaguées

title: zigzaguées


text: zozotant

title: zozotant


text: zozoté

title: zozoté


text: zozote

title: zozote


text: zozotes

title: zozotes


text: zozotons

title: zozotons


text:
belave

Etymology 1
From, from + , equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1)  To lave or wash about; wash all over; wash.

Etymology 2
Anomalous alteration of and, both from , from , from. More at,.

Verb

 * 1)  to remain, continue; to belay
 * 2)  to be alive

title: belave


text: zozotez

title: zozotez


text: zozotent

title: zozotent


text:
lay on the line

Verb

 * 1)  To state strongly, clearly, and accurately.
 * 2) * 1970-1975, Lou Sullivan, personal diary, quoted in 2019, Ellis Martin, Zach Ozma (editors), We Both Laughed In Pleasure
 * The way I felt about my approach to him—I just wanted to lay it on the line, get an answer & split, I was so nervous. I didn't have any confidence to flirt my way into getting him to my place. Joyce said I can't just take the male role like that.
 * 1)  To risk.
 * 1)  To risk.
 * 1)  To risk.

title: lay on the line


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title: zozotais


text: zozotait

title: zozotait


text: zozotions

title: zozotions


text: zozotiez

title: zozotiez


text: zozotaient

title: zozotaient


text: zozotai

title: zozotai


text: zozotas

title: zozotas


text: zozota

title: zozota


text: zozotâmes

title: zozotâmes


text: zozotâtes

title: zozotâtes


text: zozotèrent

title: zozotèrent


text: zozoterai

title: zozoterai


text: zozoteras

title: zozoteras


text: zozotera

title: zozotera


text:
dandyism

Noun

 * 1) The manners and dress of a dandy.

Synonyms

 * foppishness

Translations

 * Armenian:
 * Finnish:

title: dandyism


text: zozoterons

title: zozoterons


text: zozoterez

title: zozoterez


text: zozoteront

title: zozoteront


text: dandyisms

title: dandyisms


text: zozoterais

title: zozoterais


text: zozoterait

title: zozoterait


text: zozoterions

title: zozoterions


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title: zozoteriez


text: zozoteraient

title: zozoteraient


text: zozotasse

title: zozotasse


text: zozotasses

title: zozotasses


text: zozotât

title: zozotât


text: zozotassions

title: zozotassions


text: zozotassiez

title: zozotassiez


text: zozotassent

title: zozotassent


text: zozotée

title: zozotée


text: zozotés

title: zozotés


text: zozotées

title: zozotées


text: zigouillant

title: zigouillant


text: zigouillé

title: zigouillé


text: zigouille

title: zigouille


text: zigouilles

title: zigouilles


text: zigouillons

title: zigouillons


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title: zigouillez


text: zigouillent

title: zigouillent


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title: zigouillais


text: zigouillait

title: zigouillait


text: zigouillions

title: zigouillions


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title: zigouilliez


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title: zigouillaient


text: zigouillai

title: zigouillai


text: zigouillas

title: zigouillas


text: zigouilla

title: zigouilla


text: zigouillâmes

title: zigouillâmes


text: zigouillâtes

title: zigouillâtes


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title: zigouillèrent


text:
brachial

Etymology
Borrowed from, from. .

Adjective

 * 1) Pertaining or belonging to the arm.
 * 2) Of the nature of an arm.

Translations

 * Arabic: عَضُدِيّ
 * Bulgarian: ,
 * Catalan: braquial
 * Czech:
 * Finnish: olkavarsi-,
 * French:
 * German:
 * Polish:
 * Portuguese: ,
 * Romanian:
 * Russian:
 * Slovak: ramenný
 * Spanish: braquial

Noun

 * 1)  Denoting the upper valve of a brachiopod's shell

Etymology
, from.

Etymology
, from. The common sense from the use of the arms as a means of violence, as in a fist fight; probably reinforced by the phonetic similarity with (“to break”, compare past tense ).

Adjective

 * 1) fierce, violent, brute, unscrupulous force, methods, attacks etc.
 * 2)  arm; brachial pertaining to the arm

title: brachial


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title: zigouillerai


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title: zigouilleras


text: zigouillera

title: zigouillera


text: zigouillerons

title: zigouillerons


text: zigouillerez

title: zigouillerez


text: zigouilleront

title: zigouilleront


text: zigouillerais

title: zigouillerais


text: zigouillerait

title: zigouillerait


text: zigouillerions

title: zigouillerions


text:
Claymore

Etymology
Possibly named for the sword.

Proper noun

 * 1) An American-made anti-personnel mine designed to lay down a wide arc of steel ball bearings in order to inflict casualties.

title: Claymore


text: zigouilleriez

title: zigouilleriez


text: zigouilleraient

title: zigouilleraient


text: zigouillasse

title: zigouillasse


text: zigouillasses

title: zigouillasses


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title: zigouillât


text: zigouillassions

title: zigouillassions


text: zigouillassiez

title: zigouillassiez


text: zigouillassent

title: zigouillassent


text: zigouillée

title: zigouillée


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title: zigouillés


text: zigouillées

title: zigouillées


text:
deathful

Etymology
From, equivalent to.

Adjective

 * 1) Involving the danger of death; fatal, deadly.
 * 2) Resembling or pertaining to death; deathly.
 * 3)  Subject to death; mortal.
 * 1)  Subject to death; mortal.

title: deathful


text:
stock loan

Noun

 * 1)  A loan structure using free-trading stock or in some cases restricted stock as collateral.
 * 2)  The loan of securities by one broker to another, such as to cover a customer short sale. More commonly known as securities lending.

title: stock loan


text: brossant

title: brossant


text: brossé

title: brossé


text: brosses

title: brosses


text: brossons

title: brossons


text: brossez

title: brossez


text: brossent

title: brossent


text: brossais

title: brossais


text: brossait

title: brossait


text: brossions

title: brossions


text: brossiez

title: brossiez


text: brossaient

title: brossaient


text: brossai

title: brossai


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title: brossas


text:
brossa

Etymology 1

 * Possibly of pre-Roman origin; compare.
 * Possibly of Romance origin, from, from , from.
 * Or a language (, presumably related to ).

Also compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) leaf litter
 * 2) brush, brushwood, scrub
 * 3) speck
 * 4) litter, rubbish, trash
 * 5)  bug
 * 1)  bug
 * 1)  bug
 * 1)  bug

Etymology 2
.

Noun

 * 1) bristle brush

title: brossa


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title: brossâmes


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title: brossâtes


text: brossèrent

title: brossèrent


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title: brosserai


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title: brosseras


text: brossera

title: brossera


text: brosserons

title: brosserons


text: brosserez

title: brosserez


text: brosseront

title: brosseront


text: 进行曲

title: 进行曲


text: brosserais

title: brosserais


text: brosserait

title: brosserait


text: brosserions

title: brosserions


text:
embassage

Etymology
A variant of, from.

Noun

 * 1)  An embassy.
 * 2)  Message; errand.

title: embassage


text: brosseriez

title: brosseriez


text: brosseraient

title: brosseraient


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title: brossasse


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title: embassages


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title: brossasses


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title: brossassions


text: brossassiez

title: brossassiez


text: brossassent

title: brossassent


text:
brossée

Noun

 * 1)  drubbing

title: brossée


text: brossés

title: brossés


text: brossées

title: brossées


text: maquillant

title: maquillant


text: maquillé

title: maquillé


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title: maquille


text: maquilles

title: maquilles


text: maquillons

title: maquillons


text: maquillez

title: maquillez


text: maquillent

title: maquillent


text:
arsenical

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to, or containing, arsenic.

Translations

 * Irish: arsanach
 * Manx: arsnagh
 * Portuguese: ,

Noun

 * 1) Any drug or other substance containing arsenic.

Etymology
.

Etymology
From.

title: arsenical


text: maquillais

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title: maquillait


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title: maquillions


text:
spokescat

Etymology
By analogy to, , , etc., with.

Noun

 * 1)  A feline mascot.

title: spokescat


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title: maquilliez


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title: maquillaient


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title: maquillai


text: maquillas

title: maquillas


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title: maquillâmes


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title: maquillâtes


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title: maquillèrent


text: maquillerai

title: maquillerai


text:
Corvette

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A type of sports car, manufactured by Chevrolet from 1953 to present.

title: Corvette


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title: maquillera


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title: maquillerez


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title: maquilleriez


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title: maquillasse


text: maquillasses

title: maquillasses


text: maquillât

title: maquillât


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title: maquillassions


text: maquillassiez

title: maquillassiez


text: maquillassent

title: maquillassent


text: maquillée

title: maquillée


text: maquillés

title: maquillés


text: maquillées

title: maquillées


text:
ressemblant

Adjective

 * 1) true to life, lifelike

title: ressemblant


text: ressemblé

title: ressemblé


text: ressemble

title: ressemble


text:
Appendix:Variations of "ed"

The word “ed” appears in many languages with many variations in the use of capitalization, punctuation, and use of diacritics and ligatures.

Capitalization and punctuation

 * ed
 * Ed
 * ED
 * ed-
 * -ed
 * -ed-
 * ed.
 * Ed.
 * e.d.
 * E.D.
 * 'ed

Diacritics and ligatures

 * eð
 * ēd
 * éd.
 * èd, -èd
 * -êd
 * ëd
 * æð

Other scripts

 * Cyrillic
 * ед, -ед
 * эд, -эд
 * э̄д
 * -әд

 * Mongolian
 * ᠡᠳ

Homophones

 * aed
 * edd
 * head (in certain dialects)

fr:Modèle:voir/ed

title: Appendix:Variations of "ed"


text: ressembles

title: ressembles


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title: ressemblons


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title: ressemblez


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title: ressemblent


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title: ressemblais


text: ressemblait

title: ressemblait


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title: ressemblions


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title: ressembliez


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title: ressemblai


text: ressemblas

title: ressemblas


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title: ressembla


text:
contexture

Etymology
From, from +  after.

Noun

 * 1) A weaving together of parts.
 * 2) A body or structure made by interweaving or assembling parts.
 * 3) The arrangement and union of the constituent parts of a thing.
 * 4) The structural character of a thing.
 * 5) Context.
 * 1) Context.
 * 1) Context.

Verb

 * 1)  To weave together.

title: contexture


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title: ressemblâmes


text: ressemblâtes

title: ressemblâtes


text: ressemblèrent

title: ressemblèrent


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title: contextures


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title: ressemblerai


text: ressembleras

title: ressembleras


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title: ressemblera


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title: ressemblerons


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title: ressemblerions


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title: ressemblasses


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title: ressemblât


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title: ressemblassions


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title: ressemblassiez


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title: ressemblassent


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title: ressemblée


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title: ressemblés


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title: ressemblées


text: prédominé

title: prédominé


text: prédomine

title: prédomine


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title: prédomines


text: prédominons

title: prédominons


text: prédominez

title: prédominez


text: prédominent

title: prédominent


text:
assimilative

Etymology
From the, , from the ; equivalent to.

Adjective

 * 1) Tending to, or characterized by, assimilation.

title: assimilative


text: prédominais

title: prédominais


text: prédominait

title: prédominait


text: prédominions

title: prédominions


text: prédominiez

title: prédominiez


text: prédominaient

title: prédominaient


text: prédominai

title: prédominai


text: prédominas

title: prédominas


text: prédomina

title: prédomina


text: prédominâmes

title: prédominâmes


text: prédominâtes

title: prédominâtes


text: prédominèrent

title: prédominèrent


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title: prédominerai


text: prédomineras

title: prédomineras


text: prédominera

title: prédominera


text: prédominerons

title: prédominerons


text: prédominerez

title: prédominerez


text: prédomineront

title: prédomineront


text: prédominerais

title: prédominerais


text: prédominerait

title: prédominerait


text:
shallop

Etymology
Borrowed from, possibly from. .

Noun

 * 1)  A kind of light boat; a dinghy.
 * 2)  A kind of large boat; a sloop.
 * 1)  A kind of large boat; a sloop.
 * 1)  A kind of large boat; a sloop.
 * 1)  A kind of large boat; a sloop.

Translations

 * German:

title: shallop


text: prédominerions

title: prédominerions


text: prédomineriez

title: prédomineriez


text: prédomineraient

title: prédomineraient


text: shallops

title: shallops


text: prédominasse

title: prédominasse


text: prédominasses

title: prédominasses


text: prédominât

title: prédominât


text: prédominassions

title: prédominassions


text: prédominassiez

title: prédominassiez


text: prédominassent

title: prédominassent


text: prédominée

title: prédominée


text: prédominés

title: prédominés


text: prédominées

title: prédominées


text: envolant

title: envolant


text: envolé

title: envolé


text: envole

title: envole


text: envoles

title: envoles


text: envolons

title: envolons


text: envolez

title: envolez


text: envolent

title: envolent


text: envolais

title: envolais


text:
unamiable

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Not amiable; not likable.

Translations

 * Bulgarian:
 * Manx: neughennal, neughraihagh
 * Scottish Gaelic: mì-cheanalta

title: unamiable


text: envolait

title: envolait


text: envolions

title: envolions


text: envoliez

title: envoliez


text: envolaient

title: envolaient


text: envolai

title: envolai


text: envolas

title: envolas


text: envola

title: envola


text: envolâmes

title: envolâmes


text: envolâtes

title: envolâtes


text: envolèrent

title: envolèrent


text: envolerai

title: envolerai


text:
þrennur

Etymology
From, from. See.

Adjective

 * 1) three (used when counting singular nouns, pluralia tantum or groupings (especially pairs) of items, or when the item counted is missing from the sentence or separated by the preposition af (“of”))
 * þrennir skór – three pairs of shoes
 * þrennir tónleikar – three concerts (tónleikar is plurale tantum)
 * Þetta má gera á þrennan hátt. – This can be done in three ways. (háttur cannot be used in its plural form in this sense)
 * Það er þrennt sem mig vantar. – There are three [things] that I need. (noun omitted)
 * Ég vil fá þrennt af öllu. – I want three of everything.

title: þrennur


text: envoleras

title: envoleras


text:
ranchman

Noun

 * 1) An owner or occupant of a ranch
 * 2) A laborer on a ranch.

title: ranchman


text: envolera

title: envolera


text: envolerons

title: envolerons


text: envolerez

title: envolerez


text: ranchmen

title: ranchmen


text: envoleront

title: envoleront


text: envolerais

title: envolerais


text: envolerait

title: envolerait


text: envolerions

title: envolerions


text: envoleriez

title: envoleriez


text: envoleraient

title: envoleraient


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title: envolasse


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title: envolasses


text: envolât

title: envolât


text: envolassions

title: envolassions


text: envolassiez

title: envolassiez


text: envolassent

title: envolassent


text:
ineffaceable

Adjective

 * 1) Incapable of being effaced.

Translations

 * Bulgarian:

title: ineffaceable


text:
envolée

Noun

 * 1)  flight
 * 2) a group of objects in flight or being blown by the wind
 * 3) surge, rise
 * 1) surge, rise
 * 1) surge, rise

title: envolée


text: envolés

title: envolés


text: envolées

title: envolées


text: désertant

title: désertant


text: déserté

title: déserté


text: déserte

title: déserte


text: désertes

title: désertes


text: désertons

title: désertons


text: désertez

title: désertez


text: désertent

title: désertent


text: désertais

title: désertais


text: désertait

title: désertait


text: désertions

title: désertions


text: désertiez

title: désertiez


text: désertaient

title: désertaient


text: désertai

title: désertai


text: désertas

title: désertas


text: déserta

title: déserta


text: désertâmes

title: désertâmes


text: désertâtes

title: désertâtes


text: désertèrent

title: désertèrent


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title: déserterai


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title: déserteras


text: désertera

title: désertera


text: déserterons

title: déserterons


text: déserterez

title: déserterez


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title: déserteront


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title: déserterais


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title: déserterait


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title: déserterions


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title: déserteriez


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title: déserteraient


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title: désertasse


text: désertasses

title: désertasses


text: désertât

title: désertât


text: désertassions

title: désertassions


text: désertassiez

title: désertassiez


text: désertassent

title: désertassent


text: désertée

title: désertée


text:
irreligion

Etymology
From, from. .

Noun

 * 1) The state of being irreligious; irreligious sentiment or thought.

Translations

 * Arabic: لَادِينِيَّة
 * Bengali: ধর্মহীনতা
 * Catalan: irreligió
 * Dutch: irreligie
 * Finnish:
 * French:
 * Galician: irrelixión
 * German: Irreligiosität
 * Greek: άθρησκία
 * Hebrew: חוֹסֶר דָּת
 * Ido:, senreligeso
 * Italian: irreligione
 * Japanese: 無宗教
 * Korean:
 * Lithuanian: nereligingumas
 * Marathi:
 * Ottoman Turkish: دینسزلك, كفر
 * Polish:, ,
 * Portuguese: irreligião
 * Russian:
 * Scots: irreleegion
 * Slovene: ireligioznost, brezvernost
 * Spanish:
 * Turkish:
 * Waray-Waray: irrelihiyon
 * Welsh: anghrefydd
 * Zazaki: bêdin

title: irreligion


text: désertés

title: désertés


text: désertées

title: désertées


text: bronzant

title: bronzant


text: bronzé

title: bronzé


text: bronzons

title: bronzons


text: bronzez

title: bronzez


text: bronzent

title: bronzent


text: bronzais

title: bronzais


text: bronzait

title: bronzait


text: bronzions

title: bronzions


text: bronziez

title: bronziez


text: bronzaient

title: bronzaient


text: bronzai

title: bronzai


text: bronzas

title: bronzas


text:
bronza

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) bronze

Noun

 * 1) bronze (alloy)

Noun

 * 1) bronze (alloy)

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to tan
 * 2)  to bronze to apply a layer of bronze or bronze color

title: bronza


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title: bronzâmes


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title: bronzâtes


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title: bronzèrent


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title: bronzerai


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title: bronzeras


text: bronzera

title: bronzera


text: bronzerons

title: bronzerons


text: bronzerez

title: bronzerez


text: bronzeront

title: bronzeront


text: bronzerais

title: bronzerais


text:
strategical

Adjective

 * 1)  Strategic.

title: strategical


text: bronzerait

title: bronzerait


text: bronzerions

title: bronzerions


text: bronzeriez

title: bronzeriez


text: bronzeraient

title: bronzeraient


text: bronzasse

title: bronzasse


text: bronzasses

title: bronzasses


text: bronzât

title: bronzât


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title: bronzassions


text: bronzassiez

title: bronzassiez


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title: bronzassent


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title: bronzée


text: bronzés

title: bronzés


text: bronzées

title: bronzées


text: économisant

title: économisant


text: économisé

title: économisé


text: économise

title: économise


text: économises

title: économises


text: économisons

title: économisons


text: économisez

title: économisez


text: économisent

title: économisent


text: économisais

title: économisais


text: économisait

title: économisait


text: économisions

title: économisions


text: économisiez

title: économisiez


text: économisaient

title: économisaient


text: économisai

title: économisai


text: économisas

title: économisas


text: économisa

title: économisa


text: économisâmes

title: économisâmes


text: économisâtes

title: économisâtes


text: économisèrent

title: économisèrent


text: économiserai

title: économiserai


text: économiseras

title: économiseras


text: économisera

title: économisera


text: économiserons

title: économiserons


text: économiserez

title: économiserez


text: économiseront

title: économiseront


text: économiserais

title: économiserais


text:
yit

Etymology 1
From, from. Cognates include 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) drunk

Etymology 2
Possibly related to Etymology 1.

Noun

 * 1) liquor

Etymology
From, from.

Conjunction

 * 1) yet

Noun

 * 1) jackal

title: yit


text: économiserait

title: économiserait


text: économiserions

title: économiserions


text: économiseriez

title: économiseriez


text: économiseraient

title: économiseraient


text: économisasse

title: économisasse


text: économisasses

title: économisasses


text: économisât

title: économisât


text: économisassions

title: économisassions


text: économisassiez

title: économisassiez


text: économisassent

title: économisassent


text: économisée

title: économisée


text: économisés

title: économisés


text: économisées

title: économisées


text: actionnant

title: actionnant


text: actionné

title: actionné


text: actionne

title: actionne


text: actionnes

title: actionnes


text: actionnons

title: actionnons


text: actionnez

title: actionnez


text: actionnent

title: actionnent


text: actionnais

title: actionnais


text: actionnait

title: actionnait


text: actionnions

title: actionnions


text: actionniez

title: actionniez


text: actionnaient

title: actionnaient


text: actionnai

title: actionnai


text: actionnas

title: actionnas


text: actionna

title: actionna


text: actionnâmes

title: actionnâmes


text: actionnâtes

title: actionnâtes


text: actionnèrent

title: actionnèrent


text: actionnerai

title: actionnerai


text: actionneras

title: actionneras


text: actionnera

title: actionnera


text: actionnerons

title: actionnerons


text: actionnerez

title: actionnerez


text:
banquisa

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) floe mass of floating ice
 * 2) sea ice

Etymology
. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) floe a low, flat mass of floating ice

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) floe
 * 2) sea ice

title: banquisa


text: actionneront

title: actionneront


text: actionnerais

title: actionnerais


text: actionnerait

title: actionnerait


text: actionnerions

title: actionnerions


text: actionneriez

title: actionneriez


text: actionneraient

title: actionneraient


text: actionnasse

title: actionnasse


text: actionnasses

title: actionnasses


text: actionnât

title: actionnât


text: actionnassions

title: actionnassions


text: actionnassiez

title: actionnassiez


text: actionnassent

title: actionnassent


text: actionnée

title: actionnée


text: actionnés

title: actionnés


text: actionnées

title: actionnées


text: éveillant

title: éveillant


text: éveille

title: éveille


text: éveilles

title: éveilles


text: éveillons

title: éveillons


text: éveillez

title: éveillez


text: éveillent

title: éveillent


text: éveillais

title: éveillais


text: éveillait

title: éveillait


text: éveillions

title: éveillions


text: éveilliez

title: éveilliez


text: éveillaient

title: éveillaient


text:
mastership

Etymology
From, , equivalent to. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) The state or office of a master.
 * 2) Mastery: dominion, superiority, control.
 * 3) Mastery: superior skill.
 * 4)  Chief work; masterpiece.
 * 5) * c. 1531,, A Disputacion of Purgatorye, Antwerp: S. Cock, Book 2,
 * Thus hath Master More a full a[n]swere both to his scriptures which were to farre wrested out of their places and also to his awne apparent reasons. How be it if his mastershippe be not fullye pacyfyed let him more groundlye open his minde and bringe for his purposse all that he thinketh to make for it and I shall by goddes grace shortlye make him an answere and guyet his minde.
 * 1) Mastery: dominion, superiority, control.
 * 2) Mastery: superior skill.
 * 3)  Chief work; masterpiece.
 * 4) * c. 1531,, A Disputacion of Purgatorye, Antwerp: S. Cock, Book 2,
 * Thus hath Master More a full a[n]swere both to his scriptures which were to farre wrested out of their places and also to his awne apparent reasons. How be it if his mastershippe be not fullye pacyfyed let him more groundlye open his minde and bringe for his purposse all that he thinketh to make for it and I shall by goddes grace shortlye make him an answere and guyet his minde.
 * 1)  Chief work; masterpiece.
 * 2) * c. 1531,, A Disputacion of Purgatorye, Antwerp: S. Cock, Book 2,
 * Thus hath Master More a full a[n]swere both to his scriptures which were to farre wrested out of their places and also to his awne apparent reasons. How be it if his mastershippe be not fullye pacyfyed let him more groundlye open his minde and bringe for his purposse all that he thinketh to make for it and I shall by goddes grace shortlye make him an answere and guyet his minde.
 * 1) * c. 1531,, A Disputacion of Purgatorye, Antwerp: S. Cock, Book 2,
 * Thus hath Master More a full a[n]swere both to his scriptures which were to farre wrested out of their places and also to his awne apparent reasons. How be it if his mastershippe be not fullye pacyfyed let him more groundlye open his minde and bringe for his purposse all that he thinketh to make for it and I shall by goddes grace shortlye make him an answere and guyet his minde.
 * Thus hath Master More a full a[n]swere both to his scriptures which were to farre wrested out of their places and also to his awne apparent reasons. How be it if his mastershippe be not fullye pacyfyed let him more groundlye open his minde and bringe for his purposse all that he thinketh to make for it and I shall by goddes grace shortlye make him an answere and guyet his minde.

Translations

 * Dutch:

title: mastership


text: éveillai

title: éveillai


text: éveillas

title: éveillas


text: éveilla

title: éveilla


text: masterships

title: masterships


text: éveillâmes

title: éveillâmes


text: éveillâtes

title: éveillâtes


text: éveillèrent

title: éveillèrent


text: éveillerai

title: éveillerai


text: éveilleras

title: éveilleras


text: éveillera

title: éveillera


text: éveillerons

title: éveillerons


text: éveillerez

title: éveillerez


text: éveilleront

title: éveilleront


text: éveillerais

title: éveillerais


text: éveillerait

title: éveillerait


text: éveillerions

title: éveillerions


text: éveilleriez

title: éveilleriez


text: éveilleraient

title: éveilleraient


text: éveillasse

title: éveillasse


text: éveillasses

title: éveillasses


text: éveillât

title: éveillât


text: éveillassions

title: éveillassions


text: éveillassiez

title: éveillassiez


text: éveillassent

title: éveillassent


text: éveillée

title: éveillée


text: éveillés

title: éveillés


text: éveillées

title: éveillées


text:
innocency

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) Harmlessness.
 * 2) Lack of deceit or guile; simplicity.
 * 3) The state of being free from guilt or moral wrong.
 * 4)  An innocent idea or thing; an innocence.
 * 1) The state of being free from guilt or moral wrong.
 * 2)  An innocent idea or thing; an innocence.
 * 1)  An innocent idea or thing; an innocence.
 * 1)  An innocent idea or thing; an innocence.

title: innocency


text:
airar

Verb

 * 1) to anger

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to anger

title: airar


text:
eyen

Etymology
From, , , from , from , from ; equivalent to

title: eyen


text: acairelar

title: acairelar


text:
cairelar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to fringe

title: cairelar


text:
ahilar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to line up

title: ahilar


text:
ahitar

Etymology 1
From.

Verb

 * 1) to surfeit, to satiate

Etymology 2
From.

Verb

 * 1) to physically mark a boundary

title: ahitar


text: 加奈陀

title: 加奈陀


text:
ahíto

Adjective

 * 1) suffering from indigestion
 * 2) full, satiated

Noun

 * 1) indigestion

title: ahíto


text: zieutant

title: zieutant


text: zieuté

title: zieuté


text: zieute

title: zieute


text: zieutes

title: zieutes


text:
amaitinar

Verb

 * 1) to watch
 * 2) to spy on

title: amaitinar


text: zieutons

title: zieutons


text: zieutez

title: zieutez


text: zieutent

title: zieutent


text: zieutais

title: zieutais


text: zieutait

title: zieutait


text: zieutions

title: zieutions


text: zieutiez

title: zieutiez


text: zieutaient

title: zieutaient


text: zieutai

title: zieutai


text: zieutas

title: zieutas


text: zieuta

title: zieuta


text: zieutâmes

title: zieutâmes


text: zieutâtes

title: zieutâtes


text: zieutèrent

title: zieutèrent


text: zieuterai

title: zieuterai


text: zieuteras

title: zieuteras


text: zieutera

title: zieutera


text: zieuterons

title: zieuterons


text: zieuterez

title: zieuterez


text: zieuteront

title: zieuteront


text: zieuterais

title: zieuterais


text: zieuterait

title: zieuterait


text: zieuterions

title: zieuterions


text: zieuteriez

title: zieuteriez


text: zieuteraient

title: zieuteraient


text: zieutasse

title: zieutasse


text: zieutasses

title: zieutasses


text: zieutât

title: zieutât


text: zieutassions

title: zieutassions


text: zieutassiez

title: zieutassiez


text: zieutassent

title: zieutassent


text: zieutée

title: zieutée


text: zieutés

title: zieutés


text: zieutées

title: zieutées


text: zyeutant

title: zyeutant


text: zyeuté

title: zyeuté


text: zyeute

title: zyeute


text: zyeutes

title: zyeutes


text: zyeutons

title: zyeutons


text: zyeutez

title: zyeutez


text: zyeutent

title: zyeutent


text: zyeutais

title: zyeutais


text: zyeutait

title: zyeutait


text: zyeutions

title: zyeutions


text: zyeutiez

title: zyeutiez


text: zyeutaient

title: zyeutaient


text: zyeutai

title: zyeutai


text: zyeutas

title: zyeutas


text: zyeuta

title: zyeuta


text: zyeutâmes

title: zyeutâmes


text: zyeutâtes

title: zyeutâtes


text: zyeutèrent

title: zyeutèrent


text: zyeuterai

title: zyeuterai


text: zyeuteras

title: zyeuteras


text: zyeutera

title: zyeutera


text: zyeuterons

title: zyeuterons


text: zyeuterez

title: zyeuterez


text:
rabilargo

Adjective

 * 1) long tailed

title: rabilargo


text: zyeuteront

title: zyeuteront


text: zyeuterais

title: zyeuterais


text: zyeuterait

title: zyeuterait


text: zyeuterions

title: zyeuterions


text: zyeuteriez

title: zyeuteriez


text: zyeuteraient

title: zyeuteraient


text: zyeutasse

title: zyeutasse


text: zyeutasses

title: zyeutasses


text: zyeutât

title: zyeutât


text: zyeutassions

title: zyeutassions


text: zyeutassiez

title: zyeutassiez


text: zyeutassent

title: zyeutassent


text: zyeutée

title: zyeutée


text: zyeutés

title: zyeutés


text: zyeutées

title: zyeutées


text: zébrant

title: zébrant


text: zébré

title: zébré


text:
tign

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dignity
 * 2) rank; rate

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) grace, majesty
 * 2) rank level of authority or dignity

Etymology
Ultimately from. See also.

Noun

 * 1) state, highness, honour

title: tign


text: zèbres

title: zèbres


text: zébrons

title: zébrons


text: zébrez

title: zébrez


text: zèbrent

title: zèbrent


text: zébrais

title: zébrais


text: zébrait

title: zébrait


text:
けにあ

Proper noun

 * 1)  Kenya

title: けにあ


text: zébrions

title: zébrions


text: zébriez

title: zébriez


text: zébraient

title: zébraient


text: zébrai

title: zébrai


text: zébras

title: zébras


text: zébra

title: zébra


text: zébrâmes

title: zébrâmes


text: zébrâtes

title: zébrâtes


text: zébrèrent

title: zébrèrent


text: zébrerai

title: zébrerai


text: zébreras

title: zébreras


text: zébrera

title: zébrera


text: zébrerons

title: zébrerons


text: zébrerez

title: zébrerez


text: zébreront

title: zébreront


text: zébrerais

title: zébrerais


text: zébrerait

title: zébrerait


text:
atraillar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to leash

title: atraillar


text: zébrerions

title: zébrerions


text: zébreriez

title: zébreriez


text: zébreraient

title: zébreraient


text: zébrasse

title: zébrasse


text: zébrasses

title: zébrasses


text:
traílla

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) leash

title: traílla


text: zébrât

title: zébrât


text: zébrassions

title: zébrassions


text: zébrassiez

title: zébrassiez


text: zébrassent

title: zébrassent


text: zébrée

title: zébrée


text: zébrés

title: zébrés


text: zébrées

title: zébrées


text: zinguant

title: zinguant


text: zingué

title: zingué


text: zingue

title: zingue


text: zingues

title: zingues


text: zinguons

title: zinguons


text: zinguez

title: zinguez


text: zinguent

title: zinguent


text: zinguais

title: zinguais


text: zinguait

title: zinguait


text: zinguions

title: zinguions


text: zinguiez

title: zinguiez


text: zinguaient

title: zinguaient


text: zinguai

title: zinguai


text: zinguas

title: zinguas


text: zingua

title: zingua


text: zinguâmes

title: zinguâmes


text: zinguâtes

title: zinguâtes


text: zinguèrent

title: zinguèrent


text:
desahijar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to separate young cattle from their mothers

title: desahijar


text: zinguerai

title: zinguerai


text: zingueras

title: zingueras


text: zinguera

title: zinguera


text: zinguerons

title: zinguerons


text: zinguerez

title: zinguerez


text: zingueront

title: zingueront


text: zinguerais

title: zinguerais


text: zinguerait

title: zinguerait


text: zinguerions

title: zinguerions


text: zingueriez

title: zingueriez


text: zingueraient

title: zingueraient


text: zinguasse

title: zinguasse


text: zinguasses

title: zinguasses


text: zinguât

title: zinguât


text: zinguassions

title: zinguassions


text: zinguassiez

title: zinguassiez


text: zinguassent

title: zinguassent


text: zinguée

title: zinguée


text: zingués

title: zingués


text: zinguées

title: zinguées


text: gavant

title: gavant


text:
gavé

Adjective

 * 1)  stuffed (full of food)

title: gavé


text: gaves

title: gaves


text: gavons

title: gavons


text:
gavez

Etymology
, literally “cow's tongue”.

Noun

 * 1) comfrey

title: gavez


text:
desainar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to remove fat from
 * 2) to thin

title: desainar


text: gavent

title: gavent


text: gavais

title: gavais


text: gavait

title: gavait


text: gavions

title: gavions


text: gaviez

title: gaviez


text: gavaient

title: gavaient


text: gavai

title: gavai


text:
gavas

Etymology
From gabas.

Noun

 * 1) saw

title: gavas


text:
gava

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) gift

title: gava


text: gavâmes

title: gavâmes


text: gavâtes

title: gavâtes


text: gavèrent

title: gavèrent


text: gaverai

title: gaverai


text: gaveras

title: gaveras


text: gavera

title: gavera


text: gaverons

title: gaverons


text: gaverez

title: gaverez


text: gaveront

title: gaveront


text: gaverais

title: gaverais


text: gaverait

title: gaverait


text: gaverions

title: gaverions


text: gaveriez

title: gaveriez


text: gaveraient

title: gaveraient


text: gavasse

title: gavasse


text: gavasses

title: gavasses


text: gavât

title: gavât


text: gavassions

title: gavassions


text: gavassiez

title: gavassiez


text: gavassent

title: gavassent


text: gavée

title: gavée


text: gavés

title: gavés


text: gavées

title: gavées


text: plissant

title: plissant