text: constetis

title: constetis


text: constent

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title: constent


text: constarem

title: constarem


text: constaret

title: constaret


text: constaremus

title: constaremus


text: constaretis

title: constaretis


text: constarent

title: constarent


text: constiterim

title: constiterim


text: constitissem

title: constitissem


text: constitisses

title: constitisses


text: constitisset

title: constitisset


text: constitissemus

title: constitissemus


text: constitissetis

title: constitissetis


text: constitissent

title: constitissent


text: constatote

title: constatote


text: constanto

title: constanto


text:
consultat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) consulted

title: consultat


text: consultamus

title: consultamus


text: consultatis

title: consultatis


text: consultabo

title: consultabo


text: consultabis

title: consultabis


text: consultabit

title: consultabit


text: consultabimus

title: consultabimus


text:
multireel

Adjective

 * 1)  Comprising more than one reel.

title: multireel


text: consultabitis

title: consultabitis


text: consultabunt

title: consultabunt


text: consultabam

title: consultabam


text: consultabat

title: consultabat


text: consultabamus

title: consultabamus


text: consultabatis

title: consultabatis


text: consultabant

title: consultabant


text: consultavisti

title: consultavisti


text: consultavit

title: consultavit


text: consultavimus

title: consultavimus


text: consultavistis

title: consultavistis


text: consultaverunt

title: consultaverunt


text: consultavero

title: consultavero


text: consultaveris

title: consultaveris


text: consultaverit

title: consultaverit


text: consultaverimus

title: consultaverimus


text: consultaveritis

title: consultaveritis


text: consultaverint

title: consultaverint


text: consultaveram

title: consultaveram


text: consultaveras

title: consultaveras


text:
musicke

Etymology
From, from , from , from , from , , probably from , shrine of the Muses.

Noun

 * 1) mosaic

title: musicke


text: consultaverat

title: consultaverat


text: consultaveramus

title: consultaveramus


text: musickes

title: musickes


text: consultaveratis

title: consultaveratis


text: consultaverant

title: consultaverant


text:
consultor

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) One who gives counsel; an adviser, especially in the Catholic Church.

Noun

 * 1) counsellor, adviser
 * 2) client

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) consultant person or party that is consulted

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) consulting

Noun

 * 1) consultant

title: consultor


text: consultaris

title: consultaris


text: consultatur

title: consultatur


text: consultamur

title: consultamur


text: consultamini

title: consultamini


text: consultantur

title: consultantur


text: consultabor

title: consultabor


text: consultaberis

title: consultaberis


text:
Citations:anywhen

 * 1843, Thomas Carlyle, Past and Present, book 4, chapter IV, Captains of Industry
 * He felt it precious, and at last it became habitual, and his fruitful enlarged existence included it as a necessity, to have men round him who in heart loved him; whose life he watched over with rigour yet with love; who were prepared to give their life for him, if need came. It was beautiful; it was human!  Man lives not otherwise, nor can live contented, anywhere or anywhen.

title: Citations:anywhen


text: consultabitur

title: consultabitur


text: consultabimur

title: consultabimur


text: consultabimini

title: consultabimini


text: consultabuntur

title: consultabuntur


text: consultabar

title: consultabar


text: consultabaris

title: consultabaris


text: consultabatur

title: consultabatur


text: consultabamur

title: consultabamur


text: consultabamini

title: consultabamini


text: consultabantur

title: consultabantur


text: consultet

title: consultet


text: consultemus

title: consultemus


text: consultetis

title: consultetis


text: consultaret

title: consultaret


text: consultaremus

title: consultaremus


text:
outhandle

Verb

 * 1)  To surpass in handling.

title: outhandle


text: consultaretis

title: consultaretis


text: consultarent

title: consultarent


text: outhandles

title: outhandles


text: consultaverim

title: consultaverim


text: outhandling

title: outhandling


text: consultavissem

title: consultavissem


text: outhandled

title: outhandled


text: consultavisses

title: consultavisses


text: consultavisset

title: consultavisset


text: consultavissemus

title: consultavissemus


text: consultavissetis

title: consultavissetis


text: consultavissent

title: consultavissent


text: consulteris

title: consulteris


text: consultetur

title: consultetur


text: consultemur

title: consultemur


text: consultemini

title: consultemini


text: consultentur

title: consultentur


text: consultarer

title: consultarer


text: consultareris

title: consultareris


text: consultaretur

title: consultaretur


text: consultaremur

title: consultaremur


text: consultaremini

title: consultaremini


text: consultarentur

title: consultarentur


text: consultatote

title: consultatote


text: consultanto

title: consultanto


text: consultator

title: consultator


text: consultantor

title: consultantor


text: consultavisse

title: consultavisse


text: consultari

title: consultari


text: copulat

title: copulat


text:
prenursing

Noun

 * 1)  Any course of study taken in preparation for the study of nursing.

title: prenursing


text: copulamus

title: copulamus


text: copulatis

title: copulatis


text: copulabo

title: copulabo


text: copulabis

title: copulabis


text: copulabit

title: copulabit


text: copulabimus

title: copulabimus


text: copulabitis

title: copulabitis


text: copulabunt

title: copulabunt


text: copulabam

title: copulabam


text: copulabat

title: copulabat


text: copulabamus

title: copulabamus


text: copulabatis

title: copulabatis


text: copulabant

title: copulabant


text: copulavisti

title: copulavisti


text: copulavit

title: copulavit


text: copulavimus

title: copulavimus


text: copulavistis

title: copulavistis


text: copulaverunt

title: copulaverunt


text: copulavero

title: copulavero


text: copulaveris

title: copulaveris


text:
reshingle

Verb

 * 1)  To shingle again or anew.

title: reshingle


text: copulaverit

title: copulaverit


text: copulaverimus

title: copulaverimus


text: copulaveritis

title: copulaveritis


text: reshingles

title: reshingles


text: copulaverint

title: copulaverint


text: reshingling

title: reshingling


text: copulaveram

title: copulaveram


text: reshingled

title: reshingled


text: copulaveras

title: copulaveras


text: copulaverat

title: copulaverat


text: copulaveramus

title: copulaveramus


text: copulaveratis

title: copulaveratis


text: copulaverant

title: copulaverant


text: copulor

title: copulor


text: copularis

title: copularis


text: copulatur

title: copulatur


text: copulamur

title: copulamur


text: copulamini

title: copulamini


text:
superambitious

Adjective

 * 1)  Very ambitious.

title: superambitious


text: copulantur

title: copulantur


text: copulabor

title: copulabor


text: copulaberis

title: copulaberis


text: copulabitur

title: copulabitur


text: copulabimur

title: copulabimur


text: copulabimini

title: copulabimini


text: copulabuntur

title: copulabuntur


text: copulabar

title: copulabar


text: copulabaris

title: copulabaris


text: copulabatur

title: copulabatur


text: copulabamur

title: copulabamur


text:
supercomplicated

Adjective

 * 1)  Very complicated.

title: supercomplicated


text: copulabamini

title: copulabamini


text: copulabantur

title: copulabantur


text: copulem

title: copulem


text: copulet

title: copulet


text: copulemus

title: copulemus


text: copuletis

title: copuletis


text: copularem

title: copularem


text: copularet

title: copularet


text:
televisionlike

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling or characteristic of television.

Translations

 * Finnish: televisiomainen

title: televisionlike


text: copularemus

title: copularemus


text: copularetis

title: copularetis


text: copularent

title: copularent


text: copulaverim

title: copulaverim


text: copulavissem

title: copulavissem


text: copulavisses

title: copulavisses


text: copulavisset

title: copulavisset


text: copulavissemus

title: copulavissemus


text: copulavissetis

title: copulavissetis


text: copulavissent

title: copulavissent


text: copuleris

title: copuleris


text: copuletur

title: copuletur


text: copulemur

title: copulemur


text: copulemini

title: copulemini


text: copulentur

title: copulentur


text: thrustings

title: thrustings


text: copularer

title: copularer


text: copulareris

title: copulareris


text: copularetur

title: copularetur


text: copularemur

title: copularemur


text: copularemini

title: copularemini


text: copularentur

title: copularentur


text: copulatote

title: copulatote


text: copulanto

title: copulanto


text:
copulator

Noun

 * 1)  Someone who has sexual intercourse.

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) connector

title: copulator


text: copulantor

title: copulantor


text: copulavisse

title: copulavisse


text: copulari

title: copulari


text:
copulatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) united, joined, coupled
 * 2) connected

title: copulatus


text:
coronat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) crowned

title: coronat


text: coronamus

title: coronamus


text: coronatis

title: coronatis


text: coronant

title: coronant


text: coronabo

title: coronabo


text: coronabis

title: coronabis


text: coronabit

title: coronabit


text: coronabimus

title: coronabimus


text: coronabitis

title: coronabitis


text: coronabunt

title: coronabunt


text: coronabam

title: coronabam


text:
underpainting

Noun

 * 1)  An initial layer of paint, often monochromatic, applied to a ground as a base for subsequent layers.
 * 2)  A painting that the artist later painted over to create the final work.
 * 1)  A painting that the artist later painted over to create the final work.

title: underpainting


text: coronabat

title: coronabat


text: coronabamus

title: coronabamus


text: underpaintings

title: underpaintings


text: coronabatis

title: coronabatis


text: coronabant

title: coronabant


text: coronavisti

title: coronavisti


text: coronavit

title: coronavit


text: coronavimus

title: coronavimus


text: coronavistis

title: coronavistis


text: coronaverunt

title: coronaverunt


text: coronavero

title: coronavero


text: coronaveris

title: coronaveris


text:
unsusceptible

Adjective

 * 1) Not susceptible.

title: unsusceptible


text: coronaverit

title: coronaverit


text: coronaverimus

title: coronaverimus


text: coronaveritis

title: coronaveritis


text: coronaverint

title: coronaverint


text: coronaveram

title: coronaveram


text: coronaveras

title: coronaveras


text: coronaverat

title: coronaverat


text: coronaveramus

title: coronaveramus


text: coronaveratis

title: coronaveratis


text: coronaverant

title: coronaverant


text: coronor

title: coronor


text: wyfe

title: wyfe


text: coronaris

title: coronaris


text: coronatur

title: coronatur


text: wyves

title: wyves


text: coronamur

title: coronamur


text: coronamini

title: coronamini


text: coronantur

title: coronantur


text: coronabor

title: coronabor


text: coronaberis

title: coronaberis


text: coronabitur

title: coronabitur


text: coronabimur

title: coronabimur


text: coronabimini

title: coronabimini


text: coronabuntur

title: coronabuntur


text: coronabar

title: coronabar


text: coronabaris

title: coronabaris


text: coronabatur

title: coronabatur


text: coronabamur

title: coronabamur


text: coronabamini

title: coronabamini


text: coronabantur

title: coronabantur


text: coronem

title: coronem


text: coronemus

title: coronemus


text: coronetis

title: coronetis


text: coronent

title: coronent


text: coronarem

title: coronarem


text: coronaret

title: coronaret


text: coronaremus

title: coronaremus


text: coronaretis

title: coronaretis


text:
Talk:wye aye

I thought it was why aye:. Equinox ◑ 17:53, 24 August 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:wye aye


text: coronarent

title: coronarent


text: coronaverim

title: coronaverim


text: coronavissem

title: coronavissem


text: coronavisses

title: coronavisses


text: coronavisset

title: coronavisset


text: coronavissemus

title: coronavissemus


text: coronavissetis

title: coronavissetis


text: coronavissent

title: coronavissent


text: coroneris

title: coroneris


text: coronetur

title: coronetur


text: coronemur

title: coronemur


text: coronemini

title: coronemini


text: coronentur

title: coronentur


text: coronarer

title: coronarer


text: coronareris

title: coronareris


text: coronaretur

title: coronaretur


text: coronaremur

title: coronaremur


text: coronaremini

title: coronaremini


text: coronarentur

title: coronarentur


text: coronatote

title: coronatote


text: coronanto

title: coronanto


text:
coronator

Noun

 * 1) crowner

title: coronator


text: coronantor

title: coronantor


text: coronavisse

title: coronavisse


text: corroborat

title: corroborat


text: corroboramus

title: corroboramus


text: corroboratis

title: corroboratis


text: corroborabo

title: corroborabo


text: corroborabis

title: corroborabis


text: corroborabit

title: corroborabit


text: corroborabimus

title: corroborabimus


text: corroborabitis

title: corroborabitis


text: corroborabunt

title: corroborabunt


text: corroborabam

title: corroborabam


text: corroborabat

title: corroborabat


text: corroborabamus

title: corroborabamus


text:
insulationist

Noun

 * 1) A supporter of insulationism.

title: insulationist


text: corroborabatis

title: corroborabatis


text: corroborabant

title: corroborabant


text: insulationists

title: insulationists


text: corroboravisti

title: corroboravisti


text: corroboravit

title: corroboravit


text: corroboravimus

title: corroboravimus


text: corroboravistis

title: corroboravistis


text: corroboraverunt

title: corroboraverunt


text: corroboravero

title: corroboravero


text: corroboraveris

title: corroboraveris


text: corroboraverit

title: corroboraverit


text: corroboraverimus

title: corroboraverimus


text: corroboraveritis

title: corroboraveritis


text: corroboraverint

title: corroboraverint


text: corroboraveram

title: corroboraveram


text: corroboraveras

title: corroboraveras


text: corroboraverat

title: corroboraverat


text: corroboraveramus

title: corroboraveramus


text: corroboraveratis

title: corroboraveratis


text: corroboraverant

title: corroboraverant


text: corroboror

title: corroboror


text: corroboraris

title: corroboraris


text: corroboratur

title: corroboratur


text: corroboramur

title: corroboramur


text: corroboramini

title: corroboramini


text: corroborantur

title: corroborantur


text:
prerock

Adjective

 * 1) Before the advent of rock music.

title: prerock


text: corroborabor

title: corroborabor


text: corroboraberis

title: corroboraberis


text: corroborabitur

title: corroborabitur


text: corroborabimur

title: corroborabimur


text: corroborabimini

title: corroborabimini


text: corroborabuntur

title: corroborabuntur


text: corroborabar

title: corroborabar


text: corroborabaris

title: corroborabaris


text: corroborabatur

title: corroborabatur


text: corroborabamur

title: corroborabamur


text: corroborabamini

title: corroborabamini


text: corroborabantur

title: corroborabantur


text: corroborem

title: corroborem


text: corroboret

title: corroboret


text: corroboremus

title: corroboremus


text: corroboretis

title: corroboretis


text: corroborarem

title: corroborarem


text: corroboraret

title: corroboraret


text: corroboraremus

title: corroboraremus


text: corroboraretis

title: corroboraretis


text: corroborarent

title: corroborarent


text: corroboraverim

title: corroboraverim


text: corroboravissem

title: corroboravissem


text: corroboravisses

title: corroboravisses


text:
recitativelike

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling or characteristic of a recitative.

title: recitativelike


text: corroboravisset

title: corroboravisset


text: corroboravissemus

title: corroboravissemus


text: corroboravissetis

title: corroboravissetis


text: corroboravissent

title: corroboravissent


text: corroboreris

title: corroboreris


text: corroboretur

title: corroboretur


text: corroboremur

title: corroboremur


text: corroboremini

title: corroboremini


text: corroborentur

title: corroborentur


text: corroborarer

title: corroborarer


text: corroborareris

title: corroborareris


text:
ungimmicky

Adjective

 * 1) Not gimmicky.

title: ungimmicky


text: corroboraretur

title: corroboraretur


text: corroboraremur

title: corroboraremur


text: corroboraremini

title: corroboraremini


text: corroborarentur

title: corroborarentur


text: corroboratote

title: corroboratote


text: corroboranto

title: corroboranto


text: corroborantor

title: corroborantor


text: corroboravisse

title: corroboravisse


text: corroborari

title: corroborari


text:
cremat

Noun

 * 1) the burnt part of something
 * 2) ; an alcoholic cocktail containing rum, coffee, sugar, and spices, which is flambéed before drinking

title: cremat


text: cremamus

title: cremamus


text: crematis

title: crematis


text: cremant

title: cremant


text: cremabo

title: cremabo


text: cremabis

title: cremabis


text: cremabit

title: cremabit


text: cremabimus

title: cremabimus


text: cremabitis

title: cremabitis


text: cremabunt

title: cremabunt


text: cremabam

title: cremabam


text: cremabat

title: cremabat


text: cremabamus

title: cremabamus


text: cremabatis

title: cremabatis


text: cremabant

title: cremabant


text: cremavisti

title: cremavisti


text: cremavit

title: cremavit


text: cremavimus

title: cremavimus


text: cremavistis

title: cremavistis


text: cremaverunt

title: cremaverunt


text: cremavero

title: cremavero


text: cremaveris

title: cremaveris


text: cremaverit

title: cremaverit


text: cremaverimus

title: cremaverimus


text: cremaveritis

title: cremaveritis


text: cremaverint

title: cremaverint


text: cremaveram

title: cremaveram


text: cremaveras

title: cremaveras


text: cremaverat

title: cremaverat


text: cremaveramus

title: cremaveramus


text:
ductlike

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling or characteristic of a duct.

title: ductlike


text: cremaveratis

title: cremaveratis


text: cremaverant

title: cremaverant


text:
cremor

Etymology
; compare.

Noun

 * 1)  cream; a substance resembling cream; yeast; scum

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) burning
 * 2) burning sensation
 * 1) burning sensation

Etymology 1

 * possibly one of the following:
 * From (compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬)
 * From 🇨🇬 (compare 🇨🇬)
 * Per M. de Vaan, derived from the verb, possibly from the same root as ; he also considers Celtic a potential cognate.

Noun

 * 1) Thick juice or broth, gravy
 * 2) Thick juice made by boiling grain, a mash

title: cremor


text: cremaris

title: cremaris


text: crematur

title: crematur


text: cremamur

title: cremamur


text: cremamini

title: cremamini


text: cremantur

title: cremantur


text: cremabor

title: cremabor


text: cremaberis

title: cremaberis


text:
doughtily

Adverb

 * 1) In a doughty manner.

title: doughtily


text: cremabitur

title: cremabitur


text: cremabimur

title: cremabimur


text: cremabimini

title: cremabimini


text: cremabuntur

title: cremabuntur


text: cremabar

title: cremabar


text: cremabaris

title: cremabaris


text: cremabatur

title: cremabatur


text: cremabamur

title: cremabamur


text: cremabamini

title: cremabamini


text: cremabantur

title: cremabantur


text: cremem

title: cremem


text: cremet

title: cremet


text: crememus

title: crememus


text:
doughtiness

Etymology
From ; equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being doughty.

title: doughtiness


text: cremetis

title: cremetis


text: crement

title: crement


text: cremarem

title: cremarem


text: cremaret

title: cremaret


text: cremaremus

title: cremaremus


text: cremaretis

title: cremaretis


text: cremarent

title: cremarent


text: cremaverim

title: cremaverim


text: cremavissem

title: cremavissem


text: cremavisses

title: cremavisses


text: cremavisset

title: cremavisset


text: cremavissemus

title: cremavissemus


text: cremavissetis

title: cremavissetis


text: cremavissent

title: cremavissent


text: cremer

title: cremer


text: cremeris

title: cremeris


text: cremetur

title: cremetur


text: crememur

title: crememur


text: crememini

title: crememini


text: crementur

title: crementur


text: cremarer

title: cremarer


text: cremareris

title: cremareris


text: cremaretur

title: cremaretur


text: cremaremur

title: cremaremur


text: cremaremini

title: cremaremini


text: cremarentur

title: cremarentur


text: crematote

title: crematote


text: cremanto

title: cremanto


text:
cremator

Noun

 * 1) One who, or that which, cremates or consumes to ashes.

Translations

 * Greek:
 * Ancient: νεκροκαύστης
 * Latin: ustor

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a burner, consumer by fire.

title: cremator


text: cremantor

title: cremantor


text: cremavisse

title: cremavisse


text: cremari

title: cremari


text:
crispat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) clenched
 * 2) cramped; cramped up
 * 3) puckered up; screwed up
 * 4)  uptight

title: crispat


text: crispamus

title: crispamus


text: crispatis

title: crispatis


text: crispabo

title: crispabo


text: crispabis

title: crispabis


text: crispabit

title: crispabit


text: crispabimus

title: crispabimus


text: crispabitis

title: crispabitis


text: crispabunt

title: crispabunt


text: crispabam

title: crispabam


text: crispabat

title: crispabat


text: crispabamus

title: crispabamus


text: crispabatis

title: crispabatis


text: crispabant

title: crispabant


text: crispavi

title: crispavi


text: crispavisti

title: crispavisti


text: crispavit

title: crispavit


text: crispavimus

title: crispavimus


text: crispavistis

title: crispavistis


text: crispaverunt

title: crispaverunt


text: crispavero

title: crispavero


text: crispaveris

title: crispaveris


text: crispaverit

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anywhen

Adverb

 * 1)  At any point in time.

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Elks

Proper noun

 * 1) The

title: Elks


text: dots the i's and crosses the t's

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User talk:Valentin Ko

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title: User talk:Valentin Ko


text: prévôtés

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text: ιδιότητας

title: ιδιότητας


text: ιδιότητες

title: ιδιότητες


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title: ιδιοτήτων


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title: Τζαμάικας


text:
boil the ocean

Verb

 * 1)  To undertake an overwhelmingly difficult task or approach to a problem.

title: boil the ocean


text: Louisiana Creole French

title: Louisiana Creole French


text: επιθετικότητας

title: επιθετικότητας


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title: επιθετικότητες


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text:
Fraserburgh

Etymology
"Burgh of Fraser," from +.

Translations

 * Scots: The Broch

title: Fraserburgh


text: εθνικότητες

title: εθνικότητες


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waiting game

Noun

 * 1)  A strategy or course of action in which one or more parties refrain from direct action until circumstances change in their favor.

Usage notes

 * Often preceded by the verb.

Translations

 * Finnish: odotuspeli
 * Italian: ,

title: waiting game


text:
fäfot

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) cattle's hoof, as used in the expressions:
 * ligga för fäfot
 * to lie uncultivated, to lie waste, to be abandoned by humans, to be in ruins, literally: to lie at cattle's hoof
 * lägga för fäfot
 * to lay uncultivated, to abandon, to lay waste

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enclos

Etymology
Past participle of the verb. Corresponds to. .

Noun

 * 1) enclosure, paddock

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text:
jouer au chat et à la souris

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to play cat and mouse

title: jouer au chat et à la souris


text:
filestore

Noun

 * 1)  A conceptual space where files are stored.

title: filestore


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text:
unconfidently

Adverb

 * 1) In an unconfident manner; without confidence.

title: unconfidently


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οδό

Noun

 * Older form: ὁδόν
 * Older form: ὁδόν

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Newcastleton

Etymology
From, being previously named Castleton.

Proper noun

 * , also known as Copshaw Holm, or Copshie in Scots.

Translations

 * Scots: Copshie

title: Newcastleton


text:
Selkirk

Etymology
From +.

Proper noun

 * , and the former county town of.

title: Selkirk


text:
বৃষ্টি

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) rain

title: বৃষ্টি


text:
Denholm

Etymology
From +.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Denholm is the 43885th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 491 individuals. Denholm is most common among White (95.11%) individuals.

Etymology
Derived from. The municipality is named after the village of Denholm in Scotland.

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text:
declamat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) declamated

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User talk:Nowtynowt

Welcome!
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Please stop adding place-name entries that don'tmeet the criteria for inclusion of such names! If you add them en masse, they'll be deleted en masse. —msh210℠ (talk) 19:21, 24 August 2010 (UTC)
 * No need to be nasty about it. I wasn't aware that there was a rule about placenames needing to have a separate translation. Incidentally, there are a couple that I added which do, which I'll add now. Nowtynowt 19:28, 24 August 2010 (UTC)
 * Didn't mean to be nasty. Glad you could find translations. Keep up the good edits! —msh210℠ (talk) 19:36, 24 August 2010 (UTC)
 * OK, sorry, I was just being a bit sensitive. The articles that should be kept according to the rules should be fine now. Nowtynowt 19:41, 24 August 2010 (UTC)

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declamator

Noun

 * 1) A declaimer.

Noun

 * 1) one who speaks for show (contrasted with an ); an elocutionist, declaimer

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) declamatory

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degustat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) tasted

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degustator

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1) taster, tester
 * 2) tester
 * 1) tester

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delineavit

Usage notes
Used across Western Europe in the early modern period to note the creator of the original sketch or painting used for an engraving.

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eseo

Etymology
Derived from 🇨🇬 or 🇨🇬, based on, from the base of.

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text: deploraveramus

title: deploraveramus


text: deploraveratis

title: deploraveratis


text: deploraverant

title: deploraverant


text: deploror

title: deploror


text: deploraris

title: deploraris


text: deploratur

title: deploratur


text: deploramur

title: deploramur


text: deploramini

title: deploramini


text: deplorantur

title: deplorantur


text: deplorabor

title: deplorabor


text: deploraberis

title: deploraberis


text: deplorabitur

title: deplorabitur


text: deplorabimur

title: deplorabimur


text: deplorabimini

title: deplorabimini


text: deplorabuntur

title: deplorabuntur


text: deplorabar

title: deplorabar


text: deplorabaris

title: deplorabaris


text: deplorabatur

title: deplorabatur


text: deplorabamur

title: deplorabamur


text: deplorabamini

title: deplorabamini


text: deplorabantur

title: deplorabantur


text: deplorem

title: deplorem


text: deploret

title: deploret


text: deploremus

title: deploremus


text: deploretis

title: deploretis


text: deplorent

title: deplorent


text: deplorarem

title: deplorarem


text: deploraret

title: deploraret


text: deploraremus

title: deploraremus


text: deploraretis

title: deploraretis


text: deplorarent

title: deplorarent


text: deploraverim

title: deploraverim


text: deploravissem

title: deploravissem


text: deploravisses

title: deploravisses


text: deploravisset

title: deploravisset


text: deploravissemus

title: deploravissemus


text: deploravissetis

title: deploravissetis


text: deploravissent

title: deploravissent


text: deploreris

title: deploreris


text: deploretur

title: deploretur


text: deploremur

title: deploremur


text: deploremini

title: deploremini


text: deplorentur

title: deplorentur


text: deplorarer

title: deplorarer


text: deplorareris

title: deplorareris


text: deploraretur

title: deploraretur


text: deploraremur

title: deploraremur


text: deploraremini

title: deploraremini


text: deplorarentur

title: deplorarentur


text: deploratote

title: deploratote


text: deploranto

title: deploranto


text: deplorator

title: deplorator


text: deplorantor

title: deplorantor


text: deploravisse

title: deploravisse


text: deplorari

title: deplorari


text:
genuspedagogik

Noun

 * 1) gender pedagogy; gender studies applied to primary schools; schooling (pedagogy) aiming to counter gender bias ("bryta rådande könsnormer")

title: genuspedagogik


text: dictatote

title: dictatote


text: dictanto

title: dictanto


text: dictantor

title: dictantor


text: dictavisse

title: dictavisse


text: dictari

title: dictari


text: praestant

title: praestant


text: praestabo

title: praestabo


text: praestabis

title: praestabis


text: praestabit

title: praestabit


text: praestabimus

title: praestabimus


text: praestabitis

title: praestabitis


text: praestabunt

title: praestabunt


text: praestabam

title: praestabam


text: praestabas

title: praestabas


text: praestabat

title: praestabat


text: praestabamus

title: praestabamus


text: praestabatis

title: praestabatis


text: praestabant

title: praestabant


text: praestiti

title: praestiti


text: praestitisti

title: praestitisti


text: praestitit

title: praestitit


text: praestitimus

title: praestitimus


text: praestitistis

title: praestitistis


text: praestiterunt

title: praestiterunt


text: praestitero

title: praestitero


text: praestiteris

title: praestiteris


text: praestiterit

title: praestiterit


text: praestiterimus

title: praestiterimus


text: praestiteritis

title: praestiteritis


text: praestiterint

title: praestiterint


text: praestiteram

title: praestiteram


text: praestiteras

title: praestiteras


text: praestiterat

title: praestiterat


text: praestiteramus

title: praestiteramus


text: praestiteratis

title: praestiteratis


text: praestiterant

title: praestiterant


text: praestor

title: praestor


text: praestaris

title: praestaris


text: praestatur

title: praestatur


text: praestamur

title: praestamur


text: praestamini

title: praestamini


text: praestantur

title: praestantur


text: praestabor

title: praestabor


text: praestaberis

title: praestaberis


text: praestabitur

title: praestabitur


text: praestabimur

title: praestabimur


text: praestabimini

title: praestabimini


text: praestabuntur

title: praestabuntur


text: praestabar

title: praestabar


text: praestabaris

title: praestabaris


text: praestabatur

title: praestabatur


text: praestabamur

title: praestabamur


text: praestabamini

title: praestabamini


text: praestabantur

title: praestabantur


text: praestem

title: praestem


text:
praestes

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) protector
 * 2) president

title: praestes


text: praestet

title: praestet


text: praestemus

title: praestemus


text: praestetis

title: praestetis


text: praestent

title: praestent


text: praestarem

title: praestarem


text: praestares

title: praestares


text: praestaret

title: praestaret


text: praestaremus

title: praestaremus


text: praestaretis

title: praestaretis


text: praestarent

title: praestarent


text: praestiterim

title: praestiterim


text: praestitissem

title: praestitissem


text: praestitisses

title: praestitisses


text: praestitisset

title: praestitisset


text: praestitissemus

title: praestitissemus


text: praestitissetis

title: praestitissetis


text: praestitissent

title: praestitissent


text: praester

title: praester


text: praesteris

title: praesteris


text: praestetur

title: praestetur


text: praestemur

title: praestemur


text: praestemini

title: praestemini


text: praestentur

title: praestentur


text: praestarer

title: praestarer


text: praestareris

title: praestareris


text: praestaretur

title: praestaretur


text: praestaremur

title: praestaremur


text: praestaremini

title: praestaremini


text: praestarentur

title: praestarentur


text: praesta

title: praesta


text: praestato

title: praestato


text: praestate

title: praestate


text: praestatote

title: praestatote


text: praestanto

title: praestanto


text: praestator

title: praestator


text: praestantor

title: praestantor


text: praestavisse

title: praestavisse


text: praestari

title: praestari


text: distat

title: distat


text: distamus

title: distamus


text: distatis

title: distatis


text: distabo

title: distabo


text: distabis

title: distabis


text: distabit

title: distabit


text: distabimus

title: distabimus


text: distabitis

title: distabitis


text: distabunt

title: distabunt


text: distabam

title: distabam


text: distabat

title: distabat


text:
trajto

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) trait, attribute, lineament

title: trajto


text: distabamus

title: distabamus


text: distabatis

title: distabatis


text: distabant

title: distabant


text: distem

title: distem


text: distet

title: distet


text: distemus

title: distemus


text: distetis

title: distetis


text:
distent

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) distended

Noun

 * 1)  breadth

title: distent


text: distarem

title: distarem


text: distaret

title: distaret


text: distaremus

title: distaremus


text: distaretis

title: distaretis


text: distarent

title: distarent


text:
dister

Etymology
From  + ; compare 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  To banish or drive from a country.
 * 2) * March 1 1621,, letter to Dr. Francis Mansel
 * many thousands were disterred and banished hence to Barbary

title: dister


text:
trajtoj

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to treat
 * 2) to handle

title: trajtoj


text: trajton

title: trajton


text: trajtojn

title: trajtojn


text: distatote

title: distatote


text: distanto

title: distanto


text: distavisse

title: distavisse


text:
distaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

title: distaturus


text:
emigrat

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) emigrant

title: emigrat


text: emigramus

title: emigramus


text: emigratis

title: emigratis


text: emigrabo

title: emigrabo


text: emigrabis

title: emigrabis


text: emigrabit

title: emigrabit


text: emigrabimus

title: emigrabimus


text: emigrabitis

title: emigrabitis


text: emigrabunt

title: emigrabunt


text: emigrabam

title: emigrabam


text: emigrabat

title: emigrabat


text: emigrabamus

title: emigrabamus


text: emigrabatis

title: emigrabatis


text: emigrabant

title: emigrabant


text: emigravisti

title: emigravisti


text: emigravit

title: emigravit


text: emigravimus

title: emigravimus


text: emigravistis

title: emigravistis


text: emigraverunt

title: emigraverunt


text: emigravero

title: emigravero


text: emigraveris

title: emigraveris


text: emigraverit

title: emigraverit


text: emigraverimus

title: emigraverimus


text: emigraveritis

title: emigraveritis


text: emigraverint

title: emigraverint


text: emigraveram

title: emigraveram


text: emigraveras

title: emigraveras


text: emigraverat

title: emigraverat


text: emigraveramus

title: emigraveramus


text: emigraveratis

title: emigraveratis


text: emigraverant

title: emigraverant


text: emigror

title: emigror


text: emigraris

title: emigraris


text: emigratur

title: emigratur


text: emigramur

title: emigramur


text: emigramini

title: emigramini


text: emigrantur

title: emigrantur


text: emigrabor

title: emigrabor


text: emigraberis

title: emigraberis


text: emigrabitur

title: emigrabitur


text: emigrabimur

title: emigrabimur


text: emigrabimini

title: emigrabimini


text: emigrabuntur

title: emigrabuntur


text: emigrabar

title: emigrabar


text: emigrabaris

title: emigrabaris


text: emigrabatur

title: emigrabatur


text: emigrabamur

title: emigrabamur


text: emigrabamini

title: emigrabamini


text: emigrabantur

title: emigrabantur


text: emigrem

title: emigrem


text: emigret

title: emigret


text: emigremus

title: emigremus


text: emigretis

title: emigretis


text: emigrent

title: emigrent


text: emigrarem

title: emigrarem


text: emigraret

title: emigraret


text: emigraremus

title: emigraremus


text: emigraretis

title: emigraretis


text: emigrarent

title: emigrarent


text: emigraverim

title: emigraverim


text: emigravissem

title: emigravissem


text: emigravisses

title: emigravisses


text: emigravisset

title: emigravisset


text: emigravissemus

title: emigravissemus


text: emigravissetis

title: emigravissetis


text: emigravissent

title: emigravissent


text: emigrer

title: emigrer


text: emigreris

title: emigreris


text: emigretur

title: emigretur


text:
könsnorm

Noun

 * 1) gender bias, preconceived notions about differences between men and women

title: könsnorm


text: emigremur

title: emigremur


text: emigremini

title: emigremini


text: emigrentur

title: emigrentur


text: emigrarer

title: emigrarer


text: emigrareris

title: emigrareris


text: emigraretur

title: emigraretur


text: emigraremur

title: emigraremur


text: emigraremini

title: emigraremini


text: emigrarentur

title: emigrarentur


text: emigratote

title: emigratote


text: emigranto

title: emigranto


text:
emigrator

Noun

 * 1) Someone who emigrates; an emigrant.

title: emigrator


text: emigrantor

title: emigrantor


text: emigravisse

title: emigravisse


text: emigrari

title: emigrari


text:
fascinat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) fascinated

title: fascinat


text: fascinamus

title: fascinamus


text: fascinatis

title: fascinatis


text: fascinabo

title: fascinabo


text: fascinabis

title: fascinabis


text: fascinabit

title: fascinabit


text: fascinabimus

title: fascinabimus


text: fascinabitis

title: fascinabitis


text: fascinabunt

title: fascinabunt


text: fascinabam

title: fascinabam


text: fascinabat

title: fascinabat


text: fascinabamus

title: fascinabamus


text: fascinabatis

title: fascinabatis


text: fascinabant

title: fascinabant


text: fascinavi

title: fascinavi


text: fascinavisti

title: fascinavisti


text: fascinavit

title: fascinavit


text: fascinavimus

title: fascinavimus


text: fascinavistis

title: fascinavistis


text: fascinaverunt

title: fascinaverunt


text: fascinavero

title: fascinavero


text: fascinaveris

title: fascinaveris


text: fascinaverit

title: fascinaverit


text: fascinaverimus

title: fascinaverimus


text: fascinaveritis

title: fascinaveritis


text: fascinaverint

title: fascinaverint


text: fascinaveram

title: fascinaveram


text: fascinaveras

title: fascinaveras


text: fascinaverat

title: fascinaverat


text: fascinaveramus

title: fascinaveramus


text: fascinaveratis

title: fascinaveratis


text: fascinaverant

title: fascinaverant


text: fascinor

title: fascinor


text: fascinaris

title: fascinaris


text: fascinatur

title: fascinatur


text: fascinamur

title: fascinamur


text: fascinamini

title: fascinamini


text: fascinantur

title: fascinantur


text: fascinabor

title: fascinabor


text: fascinaberis

title: fascinaberis


text: fascinabitur

title: fascinabitur


text: fascinabimur

title: fascinabimur


text: fascinabimini

title: fascinabimini


text: fascinabuntur

title: fascinabuntur


text: fascinabar

title: fascinabar


text: fascinabaris

title: fascinabaris


text: fascinabatur

title: fascinabatur


text: fascinabamur

title: fascinabamur


text: fascinabamini

title: fascinabamini


text: fascinabantur

title: fascinabantur


text: fascinem

title: fascinem


text: fascinet

title: fascinet


text: fascinemus

title: fascinemus


text: fascinetis

title: fascinetis


text: fascinarem

title: fascinarem


text: fascinaret

title: fascinaret


text: fascinaremus

title: fascinaremus


text: fascinaretis

title: fascinaretis


text: fascinarent

title: fascinarent


text: fascinaverim

title: fascinaverim


text: fascinavissem

title: fascinavissem


text: fascinavisses

title: fascinavisses


text: fascinavisset

title: fascinavisset


text: fascinavissemus

title: fascinavissemus


text: fascinavissetis

title: fascinavissetis


text: fascinavissent

title: fascinavissent


text: fascineris

title: fascineris


text: fascinetur

title: fascinetur


text: fascinemur

title: fascinemur


text: fascinemini

title: fascinemini


text: fascinentur

title: fascinentur


text: fascinarer

title: fascinarer


text: fascinareris

title: fascinareris


text: fascinaretur

title: fascinaretur


text: fascinaremur

title: fascinaremur


text: fascinaremini

title: fascinaremini


text: fascinarentur

title: fascinarentur


text: fascinato

title: fascinato


text: fascinatote

title: fascinatote


text: fascinanto

title: fascinanto


text: fascinantor

title: fascinantor


text: fascinavisse

title: fascinavisse


text: fascinari

title: fascinari


text:
fermentat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Noun

 * 1) fermentation

title: fermentat


text: fermentamus

title: fermentamus


text: fermentatis

title: fermentatis


text: fermentabo

title: fermentabo


text: fermentabis

title: fermentabis


text: fermentabit

title: fermentabit


text: fermentabimus

title: fermentabimus


text: fermentabitis

title: fermentabitis


text: fermentabunt

title: fermentabunt


text: fermentabam

title: fermentabam


text: fermentabat

title: fermentabat


text: fermentabamus

title: fermentabamus


text: fermentabatis

title: fermentabatis


text: fermentabant

title: fermentabant


text:
war of nerves

Noun

 * 1)  Warfare characterized by psychological manipulation, involving tactics intended to demoralize, frighten, and unnerve opponents in order to prompt surrender.
 * 2) * 1915,, Field Marshal of Turkish forces at , quoted in "Says Turks Will Soon Expel British," New York Times, 9 Aug., p. 2 (retrieved 24 Aug. 2010):
 * "Our brave Ottoman soldiers are not easily frightened by noise, owing to their splendid nerves—and this is a war of nerves, a war in which strong nerves mean victory."
 * 1) * 1939, quoted in "Women's Service if War Comes," Glasgow Herald, 11 May (retrieved 24 Aug. 2010):
 * "In the future, war will not merely be one of men and machines, it will be a war of wills and a war of nerves."
 * 1)  A situation in which opposed parties refrain from direct conflict but maintain a tense, contentious relationship in which each uses annoyances or intimidating psychological tactics to attempt to dishearten and unnerve the other.

Translations

 * Catalan: guerra de nervis
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Dutch: ,
 * Finnish: hermosota, psykologinen sodankäynti
 * French: ,
 * German:
 * Italian: guerra dei nervi
 * Polish: wojna nerwów
 * Portuguese: guerra de nervos
 * Romanian:, război al nervilor
 * Russian:
 * Spanish: guerra psicológica, guerra de nervos
 * Swedish:
 * Thai: สงครามประสาท

 * Catalan: guerra de nervis
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Dutch:
 * Finnish: hermosota
 * French:
 * German:
 * Italian: guerra dei nervi
 * Polish: wojna nerwów
 * Portuguese: guerra de nervos
 * Romanian: război al nervilor
 * Russian:
 * Spanish: guerra psicológica
 * Thai: สงครามประสาท

title: war of nerves


text: fermentavisti

title: fermentavisti


text: fermentavit

title: fermentavit


text: fermentavimus

title: fermentavimus


text: fermentavistis

title: fermentavistis


text: fermentaverunt

title: fermentaverunt


text:
carsaf

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) A large sheet-like wrapper worn over other garments in several Muslim cultures.

title: carsaf


text: fermentavero

title: fermentavero


text: fermentaveris

title: fermentaveris


text: fermentaverit

title: fermentaverit


text: carsafs

title: carsafs


text: fermentaverimus

title: fermentaverimus


text: fermentaveritis

title: fermentaveritis


text: fermentaverint

title: fermentaverint


text: fermentaveram

title: fermentaveram


text: fermentaveras

title: fermentaveras


text: fermentaverat

title: fermentaverat


text: fermentaveramus

title: fermentaveramus


text: fermentaveratis

title: fermentaveratis


text:
trpjeti

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to suffer
 * 2)  to endure, suffer, put up with, bear

title: trpjeti


text:
трпјети

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to suffer
 * 2)  to endure, suffer, put up with, bear

title: трпјети


text: fermentaverant

title: fermentaverant


text: fermentaris

title: fermentaris


text:
трпети

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to suffer
 * 2)  to endure, suffer, put up with, bear

title: трпети


text: fermentatur

title: fermentatur


text: fermentamur

title: fermentamur


text: fermentamini

title: fermentamini


text: fermentantur

title: fermentantur


text: fermentabor

title: fermentabor


text: fermentaberis

title: fermentaberis


text: fermentabitur

title: fermentabitur


text: fermentabimur

title: fermentabimur


text: fermentabimini

title: fermentabimini


text: fermentabuntur

title: fermentabuntur


text:
overbidder

Noun

 * 1) One who overbids.

Translations

 * French: ,

title: overbidder


text: fermentabar

title: fermentabar


text: fermentabaris

title: fermentabaris


text: fermentabatur

title: fermentabatur


text: fermentabamur

title: fermentabamur


text: fermentabamini

title: fermentabamini


text: fermentabantur

title: fermentabantur


text: fermentem

title: fermentem


text: fermentet

title: fermentet


text:
anguishedly

Adverb

 * 1) In an anguished manner.

Translations

 * Portuguese: angustiadamente, agoniadamente

title: anguishedly


text: fermentemus

title: fermentemus


text: fermentetis

title: fermentetis


text: fermentarem

title: fermentarem


text: overbidders

title: overbidders


text: fermentaret

title: fermentaret


text: fermentaremus

title: fermentaremus


text: fermentaretis

title: fermentaretis


text: fermentarent

title: fermentarent


text: fermentaverim

title: fermentaverim


text: fermentavissem

title: fermentavissem


text: fermentavisses

title: fermentavisses


text: fermentavisset

title: fermentavisset


text: fermentavissemus

title: fermentavissemus


text: fermentavissetis

title: fermentavissetis


text: fermentavissent

title: fermentavissent


text: fermenteris

title: fermenteris


text: fermentetur

title: fermentetur


text:
postmarket

Adjective

 * 1) After the release of a product onto the market.

title: postmarket


text: fermentemur

title: fermentemur


text: fermentemini

title: fermentemini


text: fermententur

title: fermententur


text: fermentarer

title: fermentarer


text: fermentareris

title: fermentareris


text: fermentaretur

title: fermentaretur


text: fermentaremur

title: fermentaremur


text: fermentaremini

title: fermentaremini


text: fermentarentur

title: fermentarentur


text: fermentatote

title: fermentatote


text: fermentanto

title: fermentanto


text:
ratchetlike

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling or characteristic of a ratchet.

title: ratchetlike


text: fermentator

title: fermentator


text: fermentantor

title: fermentantor


text: fermentavisse

title: fermentavisse


text: fermentari

title: fermentari


text:
fermentatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) leavened, fermented
 * 2) loosened

title: fermentatus


text: festinat

title: festinat


text: festinamus

title: festinamus


text: festinatis

title: festinatis


text: festinabo

title: festinabo


text: festinabis

title: festinabis


text: festinabit

title: festinabit


text: festinabimus

title: festinabimus


text: festinabitis

title: festinabitis


text:
regalness

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being regal.

title: regalness


text: festinabunt

title: festinabunt


text: festinabam

title: festinabam


text: festinabat

title: festinabat


text: festinabamus

title: festinabamus


text: festinabatis

title: festinabatis


text: festinabant

title: festinabant


text: festinavi

title: festinavi


text: festinavisti

title: festinavisti


text: festinavit

title: festinavit


text: festinavimus

title: festinavimus


text: festinavistis

title: festinavistis


text: festinaverunt

title: festinaverunt


text: festinavero

title: festinavero


text: festinaveris

title: festinaveris


text: festinaverit

title: festinaverit


text: festinaverimus

title: festinaverimus


text: festinaveritis

title: festinaveritis


text: festinaverint

title: festinaverint


text: festinaveram

title: festinaveram


text: festinaveras

title: festinaveras


text: festinaverat

title: festinaverat


text: festinaveramus

title: festinaveramus


text: festinaveratis

title: festinaveratis


text: festinaverant

title: festinaverant


text: festinor

title: festinor


text: festinaris

title: festinaris


text: festinatur

title: festinatur


text: festinamur

title: festinamur


text: festinamini

title: festinamini


text: festinantur

title: festinantur


text: festinabor

title: festinabor


text: festinaberis

title: festinaberis


text: festinabitur

title: festinabitur


text: festinabimur

title: festinabimur


text: festinabimini

title: festinabimini


text: festinabuntur

title: festinabuntur


text: festinabar

title: festinabar


text: festinabaris

title: festinabaris


text: festinabatur

title: festinabatur


text: festinabamur

title: festinabamur


text:
unpompous

Adjective

 * 1) Not pompous.

title: unpompous


text: festinabamini

title: festinabamini


text: festinabantur

title: festinabantur


text: festinem

title: festinem


text:
pretrpjeti

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to endure, bear, stain, suffer (pain, disease, suffering)

title: pretrpjeti


text: festinet

title: festinet


text: festinemus

title: festinemus


text: festinetis

title: festinetis


text:
Dick's hatband

Etymology

 * theories include reference to some local figure named or ; to  (cf.  and ); and to.

Noun

 * 1)   extremely
 * 2) * 1796, Francis Grose, A Classical Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue, s.v. "Dick":
 * I am as queer as Dick's hatband; that is, out of spirits, or don't know what ails me.
 * I am as queer as Dick's hatband; that is, out of spirits, or don't know what ails me.

Synonyms

 * See Category:English intensifiers

title: Dick's hatband


text: festinarem

title: festinarem


text: festinaret

title: festinaret


text: festinaremus

title: festinaremus


text: festinaretis

title: festinaretis


text: festinarent

title: festinarent


text: festinaverim

title: festinaverim


text:
претрпјети

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to endure, bear, stain, suffer (pain, disease, suffering)

title: претрпјети


text: festinavissem

title: festinavissem


text: festinavisses

title: festinavisses


text: festinavisset

title: festinavisset


text: festinavissemus

title: festinavissemus


text: festinavissetis

title: festinavissetis


text: festinavissent

title: festinavissent


text: festineris

title: festineris


text: festinetur

title: festinetur


text: festinemur

title: festinemur


text: festinemini

title: festinemini


text: festinentur

title: festinentur


text:
pretrpeti

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to endure, bear, stain, suffer (pain, disease, suffering)

title: pretrpeti


text: festinarer

title: festinarer


text: festinareris

title: festinareris


text: festinaretur

title: festinaretur


text: festinaremur

title: festinaremur


text: festinaremini

title: festinaremini


text: festinarentur

title: festinarentur


text:
претрпети

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to endure, bear, stain, suffer (pain, disease, suffering)

title: претрпети


text:
festinato

Adverb

 * 1) promptly, speedily, quickly
 * 2) hastily, hurriedly

title: festinato


text: festinatote

title: festinatote


text: festinanto

title: festinanto


text: festinator

title: festinator


text: festinantor

title: festinantor


text: festinavisse

title: festinavisse


text:
queer as Dick's hatband

Etymology
A variant (the earliest attested and formerly most common) of the phrase

Adjective

 * 1)  Very queer: very unusual or strange.

Synonyms

 * See Thesaurus:strange

title: queer as Dick's hatband


text: festinari

title: festinari


text:
festinatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) hastened
 * 2) accelerated

title: festinatus


text:
frustrat

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  frustrated person, loser

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) frustrated

title: frustrat


text:
unpompously

Adverb

 * 1) Without pomposity.

title: unpompously


text: frustramus

title: frustramus


text: frustratis

title: frustratis


text: frustrabo

title: frustrabo


text: frustrabis

title: frustrabis


text: frustrabit

title: frustrabit


text: frustrabimus

title: frustrabimus


text: frustrabitis

title: frustrabitis


text: frustrabunt

title: frustrabunt


text: frustrabam

title: frustrabam


text: frustrabat

title: frustrabat


text: frustrabamus

title: frustrabamus


text: frustrabatis

title: frustrabatis


text: frustrabant

title: frustrabant


text: frustravisti

title: frustravisti


text: frustravit

title: frustravit


text: frustravimus

title: frustravimus


text: frustravistis

title: frustravistis


text: frustraverunt

title: frustraverunt


text:
intercountry

Adjective

 * 1) Between countries.

Translations

 * Polish:

title: intercountry


text: frustravero

title: frustravero


text: frustraveris

title: frustraveris


text: frustraverit

title: frustraverit


text: frustraverimus

title: frustraverimus


text: frustraveritis

title: frustraveritis


text: frustraverint

title: frustraverint


text: frustraveram

title: frustraveram


text: frustraveras

title: frustraveras


text: frustraverat

title: frustraverat


text: frustraveramus

title: frustraveramus


text: frustraveratis

title: frustraveratis


text: frustraverant

title: frustraverant


text:
frustror

Verb

 * 1) to disappoint, frustrate, defraud, cheat, deceive with false hopes
 * 2) to escape, elude
 * 3) to baffle, evade
 * 4) to fail
 * 5) to corrupt, falsify
 * 1) to baffle, evade
 * 2) to fail
 * 3) to corrupt, falsify

title: frustror


text: frustraris

title: frustraris


text: frustratur

title: frustratur


text: frustramur

title: frustramur


text: frustramini

title: frustramini


text: frustrantur

title: frustrantur


text: frustrabor

title: frustrabor


text: frustraberis

title: frustraberis


text: waitest

title: waitest


text: frustrabitur

title: frustrabitur


text: frustrabimur

title: frustrabimur


text: frustrabimini

title: frustrabimini


text: frustrabuntur

title: frustrabuntur


text: frustrabar

title: frustrabar


text: frustrabaris

title: frustrabaris


text: frustrabatur

title: frustrabatur


text: frustrabamur

title: frustrabamur


text: frustrabamini

title: frustrabamini


text: frustrabantur

title: frustrabantur


text: frustret

title: frustret


text: frustremus

title: frustremus


text: frustretis

title: frustretis


text: frustraret

title: frustraret


text: frustraremus

title: frustraremus


text: frustraretis

title: frustraretis


text: frustrarent

title: frustrarent


text: frustraverim

title: frustraverim


text: frustravissem

title: frustravissem


text: frustravisses

title: frustravisses


text: frustravisset

title: frustravisset


text: frustravissemus

title: frustravissemus


text: frustravissetis

title: frustravissetis


text: frustravissent

title: frustravissent


text: frustreris

title: frustreris


text: frustretur

title: frustretur


text: disorientations

title: disorientations


text: frustremur

title: frustremur


text: frustremini

title: frustremini


text: frustrentur

title: frustrentur


text: frustrarer

title: frustrarer


text: frustrareris

title: frustrareris


text: frustraretur

title: frustraretur


text: frustraremur

title: frustraremur


text: frustraremini

title: frustraremini


text: frustrarentur

title: frustrarentur


text:
disorientedly

Adverb

 * 1) In a disoriented manner.

title: disorientedly


text: frustratote

title: frustratote


text: frustranto

title: frustranto


text:
frustrator

Noun

 * 1) a deceiver, delayer

title: frustrator


text: frustrantor

title: frustrantor


text: frustravisse

title: frustravisse


text: frustrari

title: frustrari


text:
fundat

Etymology 1
Form of the verb.

Etymology 2
Form of the verb.

title: fundat


text:
fundamus

Etymology 1
Form of the verb.

Etymology 2
Form of the verb.

title: fundamus


text:
fundatis

Etymology 1
Form of the verb.

Etymology 2
Form of the verb.

title: fundatis


text:
fundant

Etymology 1
Form of the verb.

Etymology 2
Form of the verb.

title: fundant


text: fundabo

title: fundabo


text: fundabis

title: fundabis


text:
disorientedness

Noun

 * 1) The state of being disoriented.

title: disorientedness


text: fundabit

title: fundabit


text: fundabimus

title: fundabimus


text: fundabitis

title: fundabitis


text: fundabunt

title: fundabunt


text: fundabam

title: fundabam


text: fundabat

title: fundabat


text: fundabamus

title: fundabamus


text: fundabatis

title: fundabatis


text: fundabant

title: fundabant


text: fundavi

title: fundavi


text: fundavisti

title: fundavisti


text: fundavit

title: fundavit


text: fundavimus

title: fundavimus


text: fundavistis

title: fundavistis


text: fundaverunt

title: fundaverunt


text: fundavero

title: fundavero


text: fundaveris

title: fundaveris


text: fundaverit

title: fundaverit


text: fundaverimus

title: fundaverimus


text: fundaveritis

title: fundaveritis


text: fundaverint

title: fundaverint


text: tighter than Dick's hatband

title: tighter than Dick's hatband


text: fundaveram

title: fundaveram


text: fundaveras

title: fundaveras


text: fundaverat

title: fundaverat


text: fundaveramus

title: fundaveramus


text: fundaveratis

title: fundaveratis


text: fundaverant

title: fundaverant


text: fundor

title: fundor


text: fundaris

title: fundaris


text:
fundatur

Etymology 1
Form of the verb.

Etymology 2
Form of the verb.

title: fundatur


text: fundamur

title: fundamur


text: fundamini

title: fundamini


text:
fundantur

Etymology 1
Form of the verb.

Etymology 2
Form of the verb.

title: fundantur


text: fundabor

title: fundabor


text: fundaberis

title: fundaberis


text: fundabitur

title: fundabitur


text: fundabimur

title: fundabimur


text: fundabimini

title: fundabimini


text: fundabuntur

title: fundabuntur


text:
tight as Dick's hatband

Etymology
A variant of the phrase

Phrase

 * 1)  Very tight, whether
 * 2) Very tight-fitting.
 * 3) Very tight with money, very stingy.

Synonyms

 * ,, ; see also Thesaurus:close-fitting
 * ,, ; see also Thesaurus:stingy

title: tight as Dick's hatband


text:
hypermilitarized

Adjective

 * 1) Militarized to an extreme degree.

title: hypermilitarized


text: fundabar

title: fundabar


text: fundabaris

title: fundabaris


text: fundabatur

title: fundabatur


text: fundabamur

title: fundabamur


text: fundabamini

title: fundabamini


text: fundabantur

title: fundabantur


text: fundem

title: fundem


text:
fundemus

Etymology 1
Form of the verb.

Etymology 2
Form of the verb.

title: fundemus


text:
fundetis

Etymology 1
Form of the verb.

Etymology 2
Form of the verb.

title: fundetis


text:
fundent

Etymology 1
Form of the verb.

Etymology 2
Form of the verb.

title: fundent


text: fundarem

title: fundarem


text: fundaret

title: fundaret


text: fundaremus

title: fundaremus


text: fundaretis

title: fundaretis


text: fundarent

title: fundarent


text: fundaverim

title: fundaverim


text:
as fine as Dick's hatband

Etymology
A variant of the phrase

Phrase

 * 1)  Very fine: very good or well-made.

Synonyms

 * See Thesaurus:good

title: as fine as Dick's hatband


text: fundavissem

title: fundavissem


text: fundavisses

title: fundavisses


text: fundavisset

title: fundavisset


text: fundavissemus

title: fundavissemus


text: fundavissetis

title: fundavissetis


text: fundavissent

title: fundavissent


text: funderis

title: funderis


text:
fundetur

Etymology 1
Form of the verb.

Etymology 2
Form of the verb.

title: fundetur


text: fundemur

title: fundemur


text: fundemini

title: fundemini


text:
fundentur

Etymology 1
Form of the verb.

Etymology 2
Form of the verb.

title: fundentur


text: fundarer

title: fundarer


text: fundareris

title: fundareris


text: fundaretur

title: fundaretur


text: fundaremur

title: fundaremur


text: fundaremini

title: fundaremini


text: fundarentur

title: fundarentur


text: fundato

title: fundato


text: fundate

title: fundate


text: fundatote

title: fundatote


text:
repat

Etymology
Shortening.

Noun

 * 1)  A repatriate.

title: repat


text: fundanto

title: fundanto


text: fundantor

title: fundantor


text: fundavisse

title: fundavisse


text: repats

title: repats


text:
fundaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to found, about to establish, about to lay the foundation
 * 2)   about to secure, about to make firm

title: fundaturus


text: fundari

title: fundari


text:
fundatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) founded, having been founded, established, having been established
 * 2)   secured, having been secured, made firm, having been made firm

title: fundatus


text: fundatum

title: fundatum


text:
Talk:repatriate

Needs noun. Equinox ◑ 20:04, 24 August 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:repatriate


text: generatote

title: generatote


text: generanto

title: generanto


text: generantor

title: generantor


text: generavisse

title: generavisse


text:
semitragic

Adjective

 * 1) Having certain elements of tragedy.

title: semitragic


text: generari

title: generari


text:
unlocatable

Adjective

 * 1) Not locatable; impossible to locate.

title: unlocatable


text:
আদেশ

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) command, order; direction
 * 2) directive
 * 3) ordinance
 * 4) injunction

title: আদেশ


text:
unsteeped

Adjective

 * 1) Not having been steeped.

title: unsteeped


text: germinatote

title: germinatote


text: germinanto

title: germinanto


text:
germinator

Noun

 * 1) A container in which plants may be germinated

Etymology
.

title: germinator


text: germinantor

title: germinantor


text: germinavisse

title: germinavisse


text: germinari

title: germinari


text:
caryatidlike

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling or characteristic of a caryatid.

title: caryatidlike


text: gravatote

title: gravatote


text: gravanto

title: gravanto


text: gravator

title: gravator


text: gravantor

title: gravantor


text: gravavisse

title: gravavisse


text: gravari

title: gravari


text: hibernat

title: hibernat


text: hibernamus

title: hibernamus


text: hibernatis

title: hibernatis


text:
hibernant

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) hibernating

title: hibernant


text: hibernabo

title: hibernabo


text: hibernabis

title: hibernabis


text: hibernabit

title: hibernabit


text: hibernabimus

title: hibernabimus


text: hibernabitis

title: hibernabitis


text: hibernabunt

title: hibernabunt


text: hibernabam

title: hibernabam


text: hibernabat

title: hibernabat


text: hibernabamus

title: hibernabamus


text: hibernabatis

title: hibernabatis


text: hibernabant

title: hibernabant


text: hibernavi

title: hibernavi


text: hibernavisti

title: hibernavisti


text: hibernavit

title: hibernavit


text: hibernavimus

title: hibernavimus


text: hibernavistis

title: hibernavistis


text: hibernaverunt

title: hibernaverunt


text: hibernavero

title: hibernavero


text:
glacierlike

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling or characteristic of a glacier.

title: glacierlike


text: hibernaveris

title: hibernaveris


text: hibernaverit

title: hibernaverit


text: hibernaverimus

title: hibernaverimus


text: hibernaveritis

title: hibernaveritis


text: hibernaverint

title: hibernaverint


text: hibernaveram

title: hibernaveram


text: hibernaveras

title: hibernaveras


text: hibernaverat

title: hibernaverat


text: hibernaveramus

title: hibernaveramus


text: hibernaveratis

title: hibernaveratis


text: hibernaverant

title: hibernaverant


text: hibernor

title: hibernor


text: hibernaris

title: hibernaris


text: hibernatur

title: hibernatur


text: hibernamur

title: hibernamur


text: hibernamini

title: hibernamini


text: hibernantur

title: hibernantur


text: hibernabor

title: hibernabor


text: hibernaberis

title: hibernaberis


text: hibernabitur

title: hibernabitur


text: hibernabimur

title: hibernabimur


text: hibernabimini

title: hibernabimini


text: hibernabuntur

title: hibernabuntur


text: hibernabar

title: hibernabar


text: hibernabaris

title: hibernabaris


text: hibernabatur

title: hibernabatur


text: hibernabamur

title: hibernabamur


text: hibernabamini

title: hibernabamini


text: hibernabantur

title: hibernabantur


text: hibernem

title: hibernem


text: hibernet

title: hibernet


text: hibernemus

title: hibernemus


text: hibernetis

title: hibernetis


text: hibernent

title: hibernent


text: hibernarem

title: hibernarem


text: hibernaret

title: hibernaret


text: hibernaremus

title: hibernaremus


text: hibernaretis

title: hibernaretis


text: hibernarent

title: hibernarent


text: hibernaverim

title: hibernaverim


text: hibernavissem

title: hibernavissem


text: hibernavisses

title: hibernavisses


text: hibernavisset

title: hibernavisset


text: hibernavissemus

title: hibernavissemus


text: hibernavissetis

title: hibernavissetis


text: hibernavissent

title: hibernavissent


text: hiberneris

title: hiberneris


text: hibernetur

title: hibernetur


text: hibernemur

title: hibernemur


text: hibernemini

title: hibernemini


text: hibernentur

title: hibernentur


text: hibernarer

title: hibernarer


text: hibernareris

title: hibernareris


text: hibernaretur

title: hibernaretur


text: hibernaremur

title: hibernaremur


text: hibernaremini

title: hibernaremini


text: hibernarentur

title: hibernarentur


text: hibernato

title: hibernato


text: hibernatote

title: hibernatote


text: hibernanto

title: hibernanto


text: hibernantor

title: hibernantor


text: hibernavisse

title: hibernavisse


text:
kukui

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * , the candlenut tree.

Etymology
From (cognate with 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬). Sense of light comes from the nut's oily properties sought after as a source of fuel for torches.

Noun

 * , the candlenut tree and fruit
 * 1) torch, light, lamp

title: kukui


text: hibernari

title: hibernari


text: kukuis

title: kukuis


text: subornat

title: subornat


text: subornamus

title: subornamus


text: subornatis

title: subornatis


text: subornant

title: subornant


text: subornabo

title: subornabo


text: subornabis

title: subornabis


text: subornabit

title: subornabit


text: subornabimus

title: subornabimus


text: subornabitis

title: subornabitis


text: kukumakrankas

title: kukumakrankas


text: subornabunt

title: subornabunt


text: subornabam

title: subornabam


text: subornabas

title: subornabas


text: subornabat

title: subornabat


text: subornabamus

title: subornabamus


text: subornabatis

title: subornabatis


text: subornabant

title: subornabant


text: subornavisti

title: subornavisti


text: subornavit

title: subornavit


text: subornavimus

title: subornavimus


text: subornavistis

title: subornavistis


text: subornaverunt

title: subornaverunt


text: subornavero

title: subornavero


text: subornaveris

title: subornaveris


text: subornaverit

title: subornaverit


text: subornaverimus

title: subornaverimus


text: subornaveritis

title: subornaveritis


text: subornaverint

title: subornaverint


text: subornaveram

title: subornaveram


text: subornaveras

title: subornaveras


text: subornaverat

title: subornaverat


text: subornaveramus

title: subornaveramus


text: subornaveratis

title: subornaveratis


text: subornaverant

title: subornaverant


text: subornor

title: subornor


text: subornaris

title: subornaris


text: subornatur

title: subornatur


text: subornamur

title: subornamur


text: subornamini

title: subornamini


text: subornantur

title: subornantur


text: subornabor

title: subornabor


text: subornaberis

title: subornaberis


text: subornabitur

title: subornabitur


text: subornabimur

title: subornabimur


text: subornabimini

title: subornabimini


text: subornabuntur

title: subornabuntur


text: subornabar

title: subornabar


text: subornabaris

title: subornabaris


text:
noisemonger

Noun

 * 1)  A musician who produces noisy music.

title: noisemonger


text: subornabatur

title: subornabatur


text: noisemongers

title: noisemongers


text: subornabamur

title: subornabamur


text: subornabamini

title: subornabamini


text: subornabantur

title: subornabantur


text: subornet

title: subornet


text: subornemus

title: subornemus


text: subornetis

title: subornetis


text: subornent

title: subornent


text: subornaret

title: subornaret


text: subornaremus

title: subornaremus


text: subornaretis

title: subornaretis


text: subornarent

title: subornarent


text: subornaverim

title: subornaverim


text: subornavissem

title: subornavissem


text: subornavisses

title: subornavisses


text: subornavisset

title: subornavisset


text: subornavissemus

title: subornavissemus


text: subornavissetis

title: subornavissetis


text: subornavissent

title: subornavissent


text: suborneris

title: suborneris


text: subornetur

title: subornetur


text: subornemur

title: subornemur


text: subornemini

title: subornemini


text: subornentur

title: subornentur


text: subornarer

title: subornarer


text: subornareris

title: subornareris


text: subornaretur

title: subornaretur


text: subornaremur

title: subornaremur


text: subornaremini

title: subornaremini


text: subornarentur

title: subornarentur


text: subornatote

title: subornatote


text: subornanto

title: subornanto


text: subornator

title: subornator


text: subornantor

title: subornantor


text: subornavisse

title: subornavisse


text: subornari

title: subornari


text:
noodlemania

Noun

 * 1)  Love of noodles.

title: noodlemania


text: gestatote

title: gestatote


text: gestanto

title: gestanto


text:
gestator

Noun

 * 1) One who gestates.

Noun

 * 1) bearer, carrier

title: gestator


text: gestantor

title: gestantor


text: gestavisse

title: gestavisse


text: gestari

title: gestari


text:
powerboater

Noun

 * 1) One who takes part in powerboating.

title: powerboater


text: powerboaters

title: powerboaters


text:
relink

Verb

 * 1)  To link again or anew.

title: relink


text:
অভিযোগ

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) accusation, charge, allegation
 * 2) complaint

title: অভিযোগ


text: relinks

title: relinks


text:
relinking

Noun

 * 1) relinkage

title: relinking


text: relinked

title: relinked


text:
sailboater

Noun

 * 1) One who sails a sailboat.

title: sailboater


text: sailboaters

title: sailboaters


text:
autostradă

Etymology
or. .

Noun

 * 1) highway

authors: Гражданская оборона

title: autostradă


text:
selectperson

Noun

 * 1)  A selectman or selectwoman.

title: selectperson


text: selectpersons

title: selectpersons


text:
nonprofessionalism

Noun

 * 1) unprofessionalism

title: nonprofessionalism


text:
overcaller

Noun

 * 1)  One who overcalls.

title: overcaller


text: overcallers

title: overcallers


text:
unmighty

Etymology
From, , , from , equivalent to.

Adjective

 * 1) Not mighty; weak.

title: unmighty


text:
beachbound

Adjective

 * 1) Heading towards a beach.

title: beachbound


text:
Citations:Gott in Himmel

Interjection: "God in heaven!"

 * 1836: Thomas Colley Grattan, Agnes de Mansfeldt: A Historical Tale, pages 92,⁽¹⁾ 96,⁽²⁾ 98,⁽³⁾ ⁺ ⁽⁴⁾ and 136⁽⁵⁾
 * ⁽¹⁾ [“]No! never be it told of Karl Kreutzer that he peached against his fellows. Thirty years and more have I sat in this lodge, and never wronged my masters myself, nor meddled with those who did. Gott in Himmel! I can sleep with a clear conscience.”
 * ⁽²⁾ “Fellow! off hands! potz tausend! Is it thus a favour is to be required? Is that language from him who asks to him who is expected to grant? Gott in Himmel! but the world it turning round, and the wrong way, methinks![”]
 * ⁽³⁾ [“]Let me see, but first let me look at the fee — the viaticum as the chaplain laughingly calls his little present to pay the travelling expenses of these adventuring letters. It felt very like a guilder — but that strapping masquerader took the power of touch out of my fingers by his rude grasp. What! a broad doubloon! Gott in Himmel! but I thought he was a brave gallant, that proud-spoken cloak-wrapped messenger.[”]
 * ⁽⁴⁾ “What know I of duchesses, you dog! up, up stairs with your drugs. If she is the worse for tarrying, ten to one she will be little the better for taking. Ah, Gott in Himmel! may I be saved from the two great curses of life — fortune-telling and physic! But Heaven preserve this duchess meanwhile — she has, as yet, been no thorn in the side of honest Karl Kreutzer[.]”
 * ⁽⁵⁾ [“]Gott in Himmel! stir, man, stir! your limbs are as stiff and gnarled as the branches of the old elm in the orchard hedge.”

title: Citations:Gott in Himmel


text:
ceanothus

Etymology
From the genus name.

Noun

 * 1) Any of the genus  of North American buckthorns.

Translations

 * Navajo: chʼįdą́ą́ʼ

title: ceanothus


text: ceanothuses

title: ceanothuses


text: double-crosses

title: double-crosses


text:
double-crossing

Adjective

 * 1) Which double-crosses.
 * That dirty, double-crossing bastard!

title: double-crossing


text: double-crossed

title: double-crossed


text:
collectibility

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being collectible.

title: collectibility


text: collectability

title: collectability


text:
lägga till

Verb

 * 1) to add (to); to append (as in, to an utterance, an amount, a sum or a list)
 * 2) to land (a boat to the shore)
 * 1) to land (a boat to the shore)
 * 1) to land (a boat to the shore)

title: lägga till


text:
electrolyzer

Noun

 * 1) A device that carries out electrolysis.

title: electrolyzer


text: electrolyzers

title: electrolyzers


text:
fraulein

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) A young German woman.

Translations

 * German:
 * Russian:

title: fraulein


text: frauleins

title: frauleins


text:
greenward

Adverb

 * 1) Toward a green, for example on a golf course.
 * 2) Towards an ecologically friendly situation.

title: greenward


text:
ОЭЗ

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) Special Economic Zone

title: ОЭЗ


text:
Gott in Himmel

Etymology
Misquotation of.

title: Gott in Himmel


text:
nonforaging

Adjective

 * 1) That does not forage.
 * a nonforaging animal
 * 1) Not of or pertaining to foraging.
 * nonforaging activities

title: nonforaging


text:
immunohematologist

Noun

 * 1) One who works in the field of immunohematology.

title: immunohematologist


text: immunohematologists

title: immunohematologists


text:
uppslag

Noun

 * 1) an opening of a book or newspaper, consisting of two pages called verso (to the left) and recto (to the right)
 * På nästa uppslag befinner vi oss plötsligt i ett bordellrött 70-tal med plastpoppiga detaljer.
 * On the next page we're suddenly taken to the brothel red 1970s with plastic pop fitments.
 * 1) entry (in a dictionary or encyclopedia)
 * 2) idea, plan
 * Nästan varje möte har gett nya uppslag och infallsvinklar
 * Almost every meeting has provided new ideas and approaches
 * 1) auktion i uppslag = the normal way of performing an auction by successively higher purchase bids (the opposite of avslag)

title: uppslag


text:
incentivization

Noun

 * 1)  The act or process of incentivizing.

title: incentivization


text:
vederlag

Etymology
. From ,

Noun

 * 1) compensation, recompense

Etymology
From,.

Noun

 * 1) compensation, recompense

Noun

 * 1) a compensation, a payment
 * 2)  a support; a part of a brick wall, that supports an arch or a vault

title: vederlag


text:
mayhemic

Adjective

 * 1)  In a state of mayhem.

title: mayhemic


text:
megabudget

Noun

 * 1)  A very large budget.

title: megabudget


text: megabudgets

title: megabudgets


text:
microminiature

Noun

 * 1) A particularly small miniature.

title: microminiature


text: microminiatures

title: microminiatures


text:
multiblock

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to more than one block (in various senses).

title: multiblock


text:
pixielike

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling or characteristic of a pixie.

title: pixielike


text: ridable

title: ridable


text:
semimythological

Adjective

 * 1) Having certain elements of mythology.

title: semimythological


text:
পরীক্ষা

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) exam, examination, test

title: পরীক্ষা


text:
veder-

Etymology
In most cases the same as 🇨🇬 preposition. In some compounds, rather. Possibly also.

Prefix

 * 1) against-, anti-, back-, counter-, re-
 * Vedermöda, vederlägga och vedergälla är vedertagna ord som kan verka vederkvickande vid vederbörlig användning. Vedervärdig och vederstygglig är i ymnigt bruk, vilket knappast längre kan sägas om vederfara, vedervåga och vedermäle.

title: veder-


text:
sloganed

Adjective

 * 1) Labelled with a slogan.

title: sloganed


text:
supergeeky

Adjective

 * 1)  Extremely geeky.

title: supergeeky


text:
thermopane

Etymology
, originally a trademark.

Noun

 * 1) An insulated glazing unit.

title: thermopane


text: thermopanes

title: thermopanes


text: Işık

title: Işık


text: sideblades

title: sideblades


text:
untouchably

Adverb

 * 1) In an untouchable manner.

title: untouchably


text:
Citations:shealing

 * 1843, Thomas Carlyle, Past and Present, book 4, chapter V, Permanence
 * The herdsman in his poor clay shealing, where his very cow and dog are friends to him, and not a cataract but carries memories for him, and not a mountain-top but nods old recognition: his life, all encircled as in blessed mother’s-arms, is it poorer than Slick’s with the ass-loads of yellow metal on his back? Unhappy Slick!

title: Citations:shealing


text:
untouristy

Adjective

 * 1) Not touristy.
 * We sought an untouristy restaurant in the back streets of Venice.

title: untouristy


text:
wheatboard

Noun

 * 1) An ecologically friendly type of board made with processed wheat.

title: wheatboard


text:
noncasein

Adjective

 * 1) Not of or pertaining to casein.

title: noncasein


text:
multipattern

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to more than one pattern.

title: multipattern


text: Gün

title: Gün


text:
multipatterned

Adjective

 * 1) Decorated with more than one pattern.
 * 2) Related to more than one trend or instance.

title: multipatterned


text:
woolshed

Noun

 * 1) A shed where sheep are shorn.

Translations

 * Macedonian: стрига́рница

title: woolshed


text: woolsheds

title: woolsheds


text: lampblacks

title: lampblacks


text:
autochrome

Noun

 * 1) An early photograph produced by means of a glass plate coated on one side with a random mosaic of microscopic dyed grains of potato starch under silver halide emulsion.

title: autochrome


text: autochromes

title: autochromes


text:
Savaş

Etymology
Originally used as a nickname for soldiers, from.

title: Savaş


text: excitamus

title: excitamus


text: excitatis

title: excitatis


text: excitabo

title: excitabo


text: excitabis

title: excitabis


text: excitabit

title: excitabit


text: excitabimus

title: excitabimus


text: excitabitis

title: excitabitis


text: excitabunt

title: excitabunt


text: excitabam

title: excitabam


text:
postpremiere

Adjective

 * 1) After a premiere.

title: postpremiere


text: excitabat

title: excitabat