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User:Darkdadaah/Diff/fr/2013-10/5

 * 1) scratch monkey *
 * 2) screamest *
 * 3) screenest *
 * 4) screeneth *
 * 5) screw face *
 * 6) screw propeller *
 * 7) screw ups *
 * 8) screw-thread *
 * 9) screwest *
 * 10) screweth *
 * 11) screwing up *
 * 12) screws up *
 * 13) scribblest *
 * 14) scrollest *
 * 15) scrolleth *
 * 16) scrub pine *
 * 17) scruplest *
 * 18) scrupleth *
 * 19) scrutinisest *
 * 20) scrutiniseth *
 * 21) scrutinizest *
 * 22) scufflest *
 * 23) scuffleth *
 * 24) scullery maids *
 * 25) scythest *
 * 26) scytheth *
 * 27) sea bishop *
 * 28) sea-buckthorn *
 * 29) sea-coast *
 * 30) sea-shore *
 * 31) sealest *
 * 32) seamest *
 * 33) seameth *
 * 34) search for *
 * 35) seasonest *
 * 36) secedest *
 * 37) secedeth *
 * 38) secludest *
 * 39) secludeth *
 * 40) second-growth forests *
 * 41) secret societies *
 * 42) sectionest *
 * 43) sectioneth *
 * 44) see again *
 * 45) seedest *
 * 46) seem’d *
 * 47) seesawest *
 * 48) seesaweth *
 * 49) segregatest *
 * 50) segregateth *
 * 51) seizest *
 * 52) selecter *
 * 53) self service *
 * 54) self-activating *
 * 55) self-actualizing *
 * 56) self-correction *
 * 57) self-flagellation *
 * 58) self-governing *
 * 59) self-inductance *
 * 60) self-mutilation *
 * 61) self-redirect *
 * 62) self-referentiality *
 * 63) sellisternium *
 * 64) semi racer *
 * 65) semi-continuous *
 * 66) semitisms *
 * 67) semper-virens *
 * 68) senarii *
 * 69) senegalese *
 * 70) sensest *
 * 71) senseth *
 * 72) separate room *
 * 73) separatest *
 * 74) sequencest *
 * 75) sequenceth *
 * 76) sermonisest *
 * 77) sermoniseth *
 * 78) sermonizest *
 * 79) sermonizeth *
 * 80) seropositivities *
 * 81) serpentarium *
 * 82) servant-girl *
 * 83) service of worship *
 * 84) set a trap *
 * 85) set ablaze *
 * 86) set abroach *
 * 87) set aright *
 * 88) set going *
 * 89) set of teeth *
 * 90) set on edge *
 * 91) set out for *
 * 92) set the table *
 * 93) settlest *
 * 94) settleth *
 * 95) several times *
 * 96) sewest *
 * 97) sex ratios *
 * 98) sexest *
 * 99) sexeth *
 * 100) sexomania *
 * 101) sexomaniac *
 * 102) sexploits *
 * 103) sexual love *
 * 104) sexual pleasure *
 * 105) shabbat *
 * 106) shadest *
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 * 108) shaken one’s head *
 * 109) shakes one’s head *
 * 110) shaking one’s head *
 * 111) shan’t *
 * 112) share to bearer *
 * 113) share-capital *
 * 114) shareholders’ derivative actions *
 * 115) shark shield *
 * 116) sharp sign *
 * 117) sharp-edged *
 * 118) sharp-toned *
 * 119) sharpenest *
 * 120) shatterest *
 * 121) shavest *
 * 122) sheathest *
 * 123) sheep’s eyes *
 * 124) shellest *
 * 125) shelleth *
 * 126) shelterest *
 * 127) sheltereth *
 * 128) shelvest *
 * 129) shelveth *
 * 130) sheol *
 * 131) shepherdest *
 * 132) shepherdeth *
 * 133) she’d *
 * 134) she’d’ve *
 * 135) she’ll *
 * 136) she’s *
 * 137) shibbolethes *
 * 138) shieldest *
 * 139) shieldeth *
 * 140) shift into high gear *
 * 141) shiftest *
 * 142) shiltron *
 * 143) shimmerest *
 * 144) ship of the desert *
 * 145) shipping share *
 * 146) shipt *
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 * 148) shirketh *
 * 149) shiter *
 * 150) shitest *
 * 151) shiverest *
 * 152) shivereth *
 * 153) shnook *
 * 154) shockest *
 * 155) shoe repair shop *
 * 156) shoe store *
 * 157) shoe stores *
 * 158) shongsasha *
 * 159) shooest *
 * 160) shooeth *
 * 161) shoot dead *
 * 162) shoot forth *
 * 163) shoot on sight *
 * 164) shoot ’em ups *
 * 165) shoot-’em-ups *
 * 166) shopping plaza *
 * 167) shorest *
 * 168) shoreth *
 * 169) short film *
 * 170) short films *
 * 171) short pants *
 * 172) short-finned eel *
 * 173) shortenest *
 * 174) shoulderest *
 * 175) shouldereth *
 * 176) shouldn’t *
 * 177) shovelest *
 * 178) shoveleth *
 * 179) shovest *
 * 180) shoveth *
 * 181) show the way *
 * 182) show’d *
 * 183) shriekest *
 * 184) shrivel up *
 * 185) shrivelest *
 * 186) shriveleth *
 * 187) shtoink *
 * 188) shudderest *
 * 189) shufflest *
 * 190) shunpiking *
 * 191) shuntest *
 * 192) shunteth *
 * 193) shushest *
 * 194) shusheth *
 * 195) shut the fuck up *
 * 196) shut your face *
 * 197) shut your gob *
 * 198) shuttlest *
 * 199) shuttleth *
 * 200) siamese *
 * 201) sichuan peppers *
 * 202) sickenest *
 * 203) side-issue *
 * 204) side-whiskers *
 * 205) sidest *
 * 206) sideth *
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 * 208) siegeth *
 * 209) sievest *
 * 210) sieveth *
 * 211) siftest *
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 * 215) sightseeing boat *
 * 216) sightseeing boats *
 * 217) sightseeing trip *
 * 218) sigh’d *
 * 219) sign bits *
 * 220) signalest *
 * 221) signaleth *
 * 222) signallest *
 * 223) signalleth *
 * 224) signest *
 * 225) silencest *
 * 226) silenceth *
 * 227) silent as a grave *
 * 228) silhouettest *
 * 229) silhouetteth *
 * 230) silicon foundries *
 * 231) silicon foundry *
 * 232) silver-fir *
 * 233) simmerest *
 * 234) simulatest *
 * 235) simulateth *
 * 236) sincerely yours *
 * 237) singing saw *
 * 238) single-engined *
 * 239) single-phase *
 * 240) singlish *
 * 241) sirest *
 * 242) sireth *
 * 243) sismicity *
 * 244) sitting volleyball *
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 * 248) sivilizest *
 * 249) sivilizeth *
 * 250) sivilizing *
 * 251) six of one and half a dozen of the other *
 * 252) sixty-fourth rest *
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 * 254) sizeth *
 * 255) sizzlest *
 * 256) sizzleth *
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 * 258) skateth *
 * 259) sketchest *
 * 260) sketcheth *
 * 261) skew field *
 * 262) skew fields *
 * 263) skewedness *
 * 264) skid-steering *
 * 265) skin appendage *
 * 266) skin appendages *
 * 267) skip it *
 * 268) ski’d *
 * 269) skuddin *
 * 270) skulkest *
 * 271) skulketh *
 * 272) slackenest *
 * 273) slacketh *
 * 274) slam the door *
 * 275) slanderest *
 * 276) slantest *
 * 277) slanteth *
 * 278) slapp *
 * 279) slashest *
 * 280) slasheth *
 * 281) slatest *
 * 282) slateth *
 * 283) slaughterest *
 * 284) slaughtereth *
 * 285) slayest *
 * 286) sledge hammer *
 * 287) sleep out in the open *
 * 288) sleeping-accommodation *
 * 289) sleeping-place *
 * 290) sleevest *
 * 291) sleeveth *
 * 292) slicest *
 * 293) slitherest *
 * 294) slithereth *
 * 295) sliverest *
 * 296) slivereth *
 * 297) slopest *
 * 298) sloshest *
 * 299) slosheth *
 * 300) sluice valve *
 * 301) sluice valves *
 * 302) sly joke *
 * 303) sly like a fox *
 * 304) smackest *
 * 305) smacketh *
 * 306) small letter *
 * 307) small “d” democrats *
 * 308) smart phone *
 * 309) smartwatch *
 * 310) smashest *
 * 311) smasheth *
 * 312) smashpots *
 * 313) smearest *
 * 314) smedges *
 * 315) smellest *
 * 316) smileyless *
 * 317) smockest *
 * 318) smocketh *
 * 319) smokest *
 * 320) smooth muscles *
 * 321) smugglest *
 * 322) smuggleth *
 * 323) smurfophilia *
 * 324) snake eel *
 * 325) snarest *
 * 326) snareth *
 * 327) snatchest *
 * 328) sneakest *
 * 329) sneerest *
 * 330) sneereth *
 * 331) sneezest *
 * 332) sneezeth *
 * 333) sniffest *
 * 334) snipe eel *
 * 335) snipest *
 * 336) snipeth *
 * 337) snipt *
 * 338) snitchest *
 * 339) snitcheth *
 * 340) snobje *
 * 341) snortest *
 * 342) snoutest *
 * 343) snouteth *
 * 344) snowest *
 * 345) snowflake moray eel *
 * 346) snugglest *
 * 347) snuggleth *
 * 348) so hungry one could eat a horse *
 * 349) so much the better *
 * 350) so much the worse *
 * 351) soakest *
 * 352) soarest *
 * 353) soareth *
 * 354) social fact *
 * 355) societalism *
 * 356) soda-spodumene *
 * 357) sodomies *
 * 358) sodomisest *
 * 359) sodomiseth *
 * 360) sodomizest *
 * 361) sodomizeth *
 * 362) soft boiled egg *
 * 363) soft boiled eggs *
 * 364) soft-boiled egg *
 * 365) soft-boiled eggs *
 * 366) soft-shelled almond *
 * 367) softboiled egg *
 * 368) softboiled eggs *
 * 369) softenest *
 * 370) softliftings *
 * 371) softwarely *
 * 372) soilest *
 * 373) soileth *
 * 374) solacest *
 * 375) solaceth *
 * 376) solar luminosity *
 * 377) solar seismology *
 * 378) solderest *
 * 379) soldereth *
 * 380) soldierest *
 * 381) soldiereth *
 * 382) solest *
 * 383) soleth *
 * 384) solicitest *
 * 385) solvest *
 * 386) some amount *
 * 387) somebody else *
 * 388) someone else *
 * 389) somerseted *
 * 390) somerseting *
 * 391) somnologic *
 * 392) sophrologic *
 * 393) sortest *
 * 394) soughest *
 * 395) sougheth *
 * 396) sound the alarm *
 * 397) soup-ladle *
 * 398) sourcest *
 * 399) sourceth *
 * 400) southern rockhopper penguin *
 * 401) southern wormwood *
 * 402) sou’westers *
 * 403) sow discord *
 * 404) sow one’s wild oats *
 * 405) space cadet keyboard *
 * 406) spacest *
 * 407) spaceth *
 * 408) spamicity *
 * 409) spamvertisings *
 * 410) spankest *
 * 411) spanketh *
 * 412) spark coil *
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 * 414) sparkest *
 * 415) sparketh *
 * 416) sparking plugs *
 * 417) sparklest *
 * 418) sparse approximation *
 * 419) sparse decomposition *
 * 420) sparse matrix *
 * 421) sparse vector *
 * 422) spatio- *
 * 423) spatious *
 * 424) spawnest *
 * 425) speaker system *
 * 426) speaker systems *
 * 427) spearest *
 * 428) special issue *
 * 429) special treatment *
 * 430) specialisest *
 * 431) specialiseth *
 * 432) specializest *
 * 433) specializeth *
 * 434) spectacled porpoise *
 * 435) spend the night *
 * 436) spider’s webs *
 * 437) spindle tree *
 * 438) spizzerinctums *
 * 439) splashest *
 * 440) splasheth *
 * 441) splinterest *
 * 442) splintereth *
 * 443) split-flap display *
 * 444) spliterature *
 * 445) splitting field *
 * 446) splutterest *
 * 447) spluttereth *
 * 448) spongest *
 * 449) sponsorest *
 * 450) sponsoreth *
 * 451) spoonest *
 * 452) spooneth *
 * 453) sport fisher *
 * 454) spotless starling *
 * 455) spotted nutcracker *
 * 456) spoutest *
 * 457) sprainest *
 * 458) spraineth *
 * 459) sprayest *
 * 460) sprayeth *
 * 461) spread thin *
 * 462) spring crocus *
 * 463) spring heath *
 * 464) spring pasqueflower *
 * 465) spring-mattress *
 * 466) sprinklest *
 * 467) sprintest *
 * 468) sprinteth *
 * 469) spruce-fir *
 * 470) spruceth *
 * 471) spumest *
 * 472) spumeth *
 * 473) spurnest *
 * 474) spurt out *
 * 475) spurtest *
 * 476) spurteth *
 * 477) spy-glass *
 * 478) sqd *
 * 479) squabblest *
 * 480) squabbleth *
 * 481) squanderest *
 * 482) square attometer *
 * 483) square attometers *
 * 484) square attometre *
 * 485) square attometres *
 * 486) square decameter *
 * 487) square decameters *
 * 488) square decametre *
 * 489) square decametres *
 * 490) square decimeter *
 * 491) square decimetre *
 * 492) square decimetres *
 * 493) square exameter *
 * 494) square exameters *
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 * 496) square exametres *
 * 497) square femtometer *
 * 498) square femtometers *
 * 499) square femtometre *
 * 500) square femtometres *
 * 501) square gigameter *
 * 502) square gigameters *
 * 503) square gigametre *
 * 504) square gigametres *
 * 505) square hectometer *
 * 506) square hectometers *
 * 507) square hectometre *
 * 508) square hectometres *
 * 509) square megameter *
 * 510) square megameters *
 * 511) square megametre *
 * 512) square megametres *
 * 513) square micrometer *
 * 514) square micrometers *
 * 515) square micrometre *
 * 516) square micrometres *
 * 517) square millimeter *
 * 518) square millimeters *
 * 519) square millimetre *
 * 520) square millimetres *
 * 521) square nanometer *
 * 522) square nanometers *
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 * 524) square nanometres *
 * 525) square petameter *
 * 526) square petameters *
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 * 529) square picometer *
 * 530) square picometers *
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 * 532) square picometres *
 * 533) square terameter *
 * 534) square terameters *
 * 535) square terametre *
 * 536) square terametres *
 * 537) square yoctometer *
 * 538) square yoctometers *
 * 539) square yoctometre *
 * 540) square yoctometres *
 * 541) square yottameter *
 * 542) square yottameters *
 * 543) square yottametre *
 * 544) square yottametres *
 * 545) square zeptometer *
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 * 547) square zeptometre *
 * 548) square zeptometres *
 * 549) square zettameter *
 * 550) square zettameters *
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 * 554) squasheth *
 * 555) squawkest *
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 * 575) stabilizeth *
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 * 585) stained glass window *
 * 586) stained glass windows *
 * 587) stair flight *
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 * 589) stalematest *
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 * 600) stand up paddle *
 * 601) stand-by *
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 * 653) stippleth *
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 * 655) stipulateth *
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 * 657) stock-jobber *
 * 658) stock-jobbing *
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 * 668) storage battery *
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 * 700) strong drink *
 * 701) strontium 90 *
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 * 703) structureth *
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 * 873) tacklest *
 * 874) tackleth *
 * 875) tactical voting *
 * 876) tagalophone *
 * 877) tagbanwa *
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 * 879) tailoreth *
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 * 881) take a piss *
 * 882) take account of *
 * 883) take along *
 * 884) take an interest *
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 * 889) take one’s chances *
 * 890) take part in *
 * 891) take seriously *
 * 892) take the bull by its horns *
 * 893) take the place of *
 * 894) take to one’s bed *
 * 895) take unawares *
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 * 897) takes French leave *
 * 898) taking French leave *
 * 899) taking account of *
 * 900) taking into account *
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 * 903) talk into *
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 * 911) tanglest *
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 * 914) tank cars *
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 * 917) tape-recorder *
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 * 920) taphophobias *
 * 921) tapioca flour *
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 * 923) targeteth *
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 * 931) tattereth *
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 * 933) tax form *
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 * 935) taxest *
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 * 937) tea break *
 * 938) teachers’ pets *
 * 939) teacher’s pets *
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 * 942) teasest *
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 * 944) technology forecasting *
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 * 946) television receiver *
 * 947) television receivers *
 * 948) teller machine *
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 * 950) telpher line *
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 * 952) temperateth *
 * 953) temporisation *
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 * 965) tera electron volts *
 * 966) tera-electron-volt *
 * 967) tera-electron-volts *
 * 968) tera-watts *
 * 969) teraampere *
 * 970) teraamperes *
 * 971) terabecquerel *
 * 972) terabecquerels *
 * 973) terabel *
 * 974) terabels *
 * 975) teracandela *
 * 976) teracandelas *
 * 977) teracoulomb *
 * 978) teracoulombs *
 * 979) teradegree Celsius *
 * 980) teradegrees Celsius *
 * 981) teraelectron-volt *
 * 982) teraelectron-volts *
 * 983) terafarad *
 * 984) terafarads *
 * 985) teragray *
 * 986) teragrays *
 * 987) terahenries *
 * 988) terahenry *
 * 989) terahenrys *
 * 990) terakelvin *
 * 991) terakelvins *
 * 992) teralumens *
 * 993) teralux *
 * 994) teramole *
 * 995) teramoles *
 * 996) teranewton *
 * 997) teranewtons *
 * 998) terapascal *
 * 999) terapascals *
 * 1000) teraradian *
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 * 1002) terasiemens *
 * 1003) terasievert *
 * 1004) terasieverts *
 * 1005) terasteradian *
 * 1006) terasteradians *
 * 1007) teratesla *
 * 1008) terateslas *
 * 1009) teraweber *
 * 1010) terawebers *
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 * 1021) tetherings *
 * 1022) tetracosanoic acid *
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 * 1026) thanketh *
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 * 1028) that way *
 * 1029) that’s that *
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 * 1032) the day after tomorrow *
 * 1033) the day before yesterday *
 * 1034) the straw that broke the camel’s back *
 * 1035) the walls have ears *
 * 1036) theatre play *
 * 1037) theatron *
 * 1038) thee and thou *
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 * 1040) there is always one more bug *
 * 1041) there is no question *
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 * 1043) there’re *
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 * 1045) there’s more than one way to skin a cat *
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 * 1047) they’d *
 * 1048) they’d’ve *
 * 1049) they’ll *
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 * 1051) they’ve *
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 * 1054) thickeneth *
 * 1055) thief knot *
 * 1056) thienodiazepine *
 * 1057) thienodiazepines *
 * 1058) think a pity *
 * 1059) think ahead *
 * 1060) think highly of *
 * 1061) think well of *
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 * 1063) thinking with one’s little head *
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 * 1066) thiopentone sodium *
 * 1067) thirty-firsts *
 * 1068) thirty-second rest *
 * 1069) this instant *
 * 1070) this’s *
 * 1071) thorate *
 * 1072) thorates *
 * 1073) thoriums *
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 * 1076) thrash about *
 * 1077) thrashest *
 * 1078) threadest *
 * 1079) threadeth *
 * 1080) threatenest *
 * 1081) three-phase *
 * 1082) threshing-machine *
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 * 1086) thrilleth *
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 * 1088) thrivest *
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 * 1092) thrown the baby out with the bathwater *
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 * 1095) thulate *
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 * 1097) thunderest *
 * 1098) thwartest *
 * 1099) thwarteth *
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 * 1101) ticklest *
 * 1102) tickleth *
 * 1103) tide pool *
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 * 1106) tidiliest *
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 * 1108) tie score *
 * 1109) tightenest *
 * 1110) tightness of the chest *
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 * 1112) tileth *
 * 1113) tillest *
 * 1114) tiltest *
 * 1115) time of day service *
 * 1116) times tables *
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 * 1120) tinkereth *
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 * 1123) tintest *
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 * 1129) tintillateth *
 * 1130) tintillating *
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 * 1132) tiptoeth *
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 * 1135) tit-fuck *
 * 1136) tit-fucks *
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 * 1138) titchiest *
 * 1139) titillatest *
 * 1140) titillateth *
 * 1141) titlest *
 * 1142) titleth *
 * 1143) titterest *
 * 1144) tittereth *
 * 1145) tixel *
 * 1146) tm *
 * 1147) to be frank *
 * 1148) to excess *
 * 1149) to have on one’s hands *
 * 1150) to no avail *
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 * 1153) toasteth *
 * 1154) together with *
 * 1155) toilest *
 * 1156) toilet claw *
 * 1157) toiletest *
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 * 1160) toleratest *
 * 1161) tolerateth *
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 * 1163) toll free number *
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 * 1166) tomorrow morning *
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 * 1168) toneth *
 * 1169) tonifies *
 * 1170) tons of *
 * 1171) took French leave *
 * 1172) tooth-brush *
 * 1173) top model *
 * 1174) top models *
 * 1175) toponymies *
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 * 1177) toppleth *
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 * 1179) tormentest *
 * 1180) tossest *
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 * 1183) tottereth *
 * 1184) touch with a barge pole *
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 * 1187) tougheneth *
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 * 1189) toureth *
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 * 1191) tourist guide *
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 * 1193) tousleth *
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 * 1195) towereth *
 * 1196) towest *
 * 1197) toweth *
 * 1198) town council *
 * 1199) toxic substance *
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 * 1260) trespassest *
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 * 1262) triangulatest *
 * 1263) triangulateth *
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 * 1268) trifluoromethylsulfonate *
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 * 1270) triggereth *
 * 1271) trilogue *
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 * 1273) triple eagle *
 * 1274) triple eagles *
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 * 1277) triumpheth *
 * 1278) trochospiral *
 * 1279) trompe l’oeil *
 * 1280) trompe-l’oeil *
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 * 1284) tropaeolum *
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 * 1289) true geranium *
 * 1290) true lover’s knots *
 * 1291) truffade *
 * 1292) trumpest *
 * 1293) trumpet-tailed rat *
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 * 1300) tuft of hair *
 * 1301) tuition fee *
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 * 1304) tunest *
 * 1305) tuning peg *
 * 1306) tuning pegs *
 * 1307) tunnelest *
 * 1308) tunneleth *
 * 1309) turkey shoots *
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 * 1311) turn signal *
 * 1312) turn to account *
 * 1313) turning in one’s grave *
 * 1314) turnip moth *
 * 1315) turnip moths *
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 * 1317) turn’d *
 * 1318) tuscan *
 * 1319) twiddle one’s thumbs *
 * 1320) twisted cylinder *
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 * 1322) twistest *
 * 1323) twitchest *
 * 1324) twitcheth *
 * 1325) twitterest *
 * 1326) twittereth *
 * 1327) two sides of the same coin *
 * 1328) two-way switch *
 * 1329) two-way switches *
 * 1330) twunch *
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 * 1333) typonym *
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 * 1338) ufologic *
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 * 1340) umpireth *
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 * 1343) unblocketh *
 * 1344) unbridlest *
 * 1345) unbridleth *
 * 1346) unbucklest *
 * 1347) unbuckleth *
 * 1348) unchainest *
 * 1349) unchaineth *
 * 1350) uncorkest *
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 * 1353) uncountable nouns *
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 * 1355) uncoupleth *
 * 1356) uncoverest *
 * 1357) uncrossest *
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 * 1360) under one’s steam *
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 * 1362) underdifferentiate *
 * 1363) underdifferentiated *
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 * 1366) underestimatest *
 * 1367) underestimateth *
 * 1368) underlinest *
 * 1369) underlineth *
 * 1370) underscorest *
 * 1371) underscoreth *
 * 1372) underwater rugby *
 * 1373) undressest *
 * 1374) undresseth *
 * 1375) undulatest *
 * 1376) undulateth *
 * 1377) unearthest *
 * 1378) uneartheth *
 * 1379) unfastenest *
 * 1380) unfasteneth *
 * 1381) unfoldest *
 * 1382) unforgiveness *
 * 1383) unfurlest *
 * 1384) unfurleth *
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 * 1386) unicellularity *
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 * 1390) uniquest *
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 * 1395) unleasheth *
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 * 1397) unloadeth *
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 * 1400) unnervest *
 * 1401) unnerveth *
 * 1402) unnilnilium *
 * 1403) unpackest *
 * 1404) unpacketh *
 * 1405) unrollest *
 * 1406) unrolleth *
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 * 1410) unsubscribeth *
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 * 1412) untidiliest *
 * 1413) until dead dead dead *
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 * 1420) uperisation *
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 * 1425) uprootest *
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 * 1427) ur-cell *
 * 1428) uribism *
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 * 1430) urinateth *
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 * 1491) vernier calliper *
 * 1492) very rare *
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 * 1495) vicenza *
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 * 1497) video memory *
 * 1498) video recorder *
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 * 1501) vigoureth *
 * 1502) viking *
 * 1503) village fair *
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 * 1508) virgin’s milk *
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 * 1566) wall-covering *
 * 1567) wall-plug *
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 * 1572) walnut tree *
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 * 1588) warming pans *
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 * 1591) was worth *
 * 1592) wash the dishes *
 * 1593) washing-bear *
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 * 1595) waste one’s time *
 * 1596) waste paper basket *
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 * 1599) water mills *
 * 1600) water soldier *
 * 1601) water-melon *
 * 1602) water-tank *
 * 1603) watercan *
 * 1604) watercolor painting *
 * 1605) watercolour painting *
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 * 1607) wattleth *
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 * 1612) wear one’s heart on one’s sleeve *
 * 1613) web gear *
 * 1614) web gears *
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 * 1617) webbanking *
 * 1618) webifyer *
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 * 1629) weldeth *
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 * 1655) western meadowlark *
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 * 1664) wh-phrase *
 * 1665) wh-question *
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 * 1667) whacketh *
 * 1668) what is the time *
 * 1669) what on Earth *
 * 1670) whatever the cost *
 * 1671) what’s the big idea *
 * 1672) wheel wars *
 * 1673) wheelchair rugby *
 * 1674) wheelchair sports *
 * 1675) wheelchair tennis *
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 * 1677) wheezest *
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 * 1679) when I am gone, come what will *
 * 1680) when it’s Christmas in July *
 * 1681) when life gives you lemons, make lemonade *
 * 1682) when the cat’s away the mice will play *
 * 1683) where there’s a will, there’s a way *
 * 1684) where’re *
 * 1685) which one *
 * 1686) whileth *
 * 1687) whimstone *
 * 1688) whinest *
 * 1689) whip snake *
 * 1690) whirlest *
 * 1691) whirleth *
 * 1692) whirling dervish *
 * 1693) whiskest *
 * 1694) whisketh *
 * 1695) whisky sour *
 * 1696) whistlest *
 * 1697) whistleth *
 * 1698) white arsenic *
 * 1699) white as a ghost *
 * 1700) white flight *
 * 1701) white good *
 * 1702) white grouse *
 * 1703) white hat hackers *
 * 1704) white hot *
 * 1705) white radish *
 * 1706) white with fear *
 * 1707) white-breasted nuthatch *
 * 1708) whitebeam berry *
 * 1709) whitlow-grass *
 * 1710) whittlest *
 * 1711) whittleth *
 * 1712) whizzest *
 * 1713) whizzeth *
 * 1714) who dares, wins *
 * 1715) who goes there *
 * 1716) whoopest *
 * 1717) whoopeth *
 * 1718) whorest *
 * 1719) whoreth *
 * 1720) why’s *
 * 1721) wickest *
 * 1722) wicketh *
 * 1723) wide-ranging *
 * 1724) widgiemoolthalites *
 * 1725) widowest *
 * 1726) widoweth *
 * 1727) widow’s mites *
 * 1728) wieldest *
 * 1729) wieldeth *
 * 1730) wigglest *
 * 1731) wiggleth *
 * 1732) wikipedia *
 * 1733) wild basil *
 * 1734) wild ginger *
 * 1735) wild oat *
 * 1736) wild pig *
 * 1737) wild pigeon *
 * 1738) wild senna *
 * 1739) willing to *
 * 1740) willow-herb *
 * 1741) wiltest *
 * 1742) wilteth *
 * 1743) wincest *
 * 1744) winceth *
 * 1745) winchest *
 * 1746) wincheth *
 * 1747) wind energy *
 * 1748) wind engine *
 * 1749) wind engines *
 * 1750) wind-cheater *
 * 1751) window blind *
 * 1752) window shopper *
 * 1753) window shopping *
 * 1754) windwarding *
 * 1755) windwards *
 * 1756) wine collection *
 * 1757) wing formula *
 * 1758) winkest *
 * 1759) winter heath *
 * 1760) winter sports *
 * 1761) wire-netting *
 * 1762) wire-side *
 * 1763) wireless phone *
 * 1764) wireless phones *
 * 1765) wireless telephone *
 * 1766) wireless telephones *
 * 1767) wirest *
 * 1768) wireth *
 * 1769) wish’d *
 * 1770) witch eel *
 * 1771) with a fine-toothed comb *
 * 1772) with all one’s heart *
 * 1773) with effort *
 * 1774) with humility *
 * 1775) with impunity *
 * 1776) with one accord *
 * 1777) with reference to *
 * 1778) with regret *
 * 1779) with this *
 * 1780) with wisdom *
 * 1781) witherest *
 * 1782) without a hitch *
 * 1783) without reserve *
 * 1784) witte *
 * 1785) wobblest *
 * 1786) wobbleth *
 * 1787) won’t *
 * 1788) wood-pigeon *
 * 1789) wooden tongue *
 * 1790) wooder *
 * 1791) woodeth *
 * 1792) wooest *
 * 1793) wooeth *
 * 1794) woof-woof *
 * 1795) wordliness *
 * 1796) wordly *
 * 1797) words to the wise *
 * 1798) work force *
 * 1799) work forces *
 * 1800) work in process *
 * 1801) work-room *
 * 1802) workcrew *
 * 1803) working man *
 * 1804) world’s fair *
 * 1805) wormest *
 * 1806) wormeth *
 * 1807) worner *
 * 1808) wornest *
 * 1809) worse and worse *
 * 1810) worsenest *
 * 1811) worseneth *
 * 1812) worship service *
 * 1813) worst-case scenario *
 * 1814) wotless *
 * 1815) wouldn’t *
 * 1816) wouldn’t’ve *
 * 1817) woundest *
 * 1818) wowest *
 * 1819) woweth *
 * 1820) wrackest *
 * 1821) wracketh *
 * 1822) wrap round *
 * 1823) wrapover top *
 * 1824) wreakest *
 * 1825) wreathest *
 * 1826) wreatheth *
 * 1827) wrestest *
 * 1828) wresteth *
 * 1829) wrestlest *
 * 1830) wrestleth *
 * 1831) wricked *
 * 1832) wrickest *
 * 1833) wricketh *
 * 1834) wricking *
 * 1835) wrinklest *
 * 1836) wrinkleth *
 * 1837) writhest *
 * 1838) writheth *
 * 1839) wrongeth *
 * 1840) wrong’d *
 * 1841) wurkus *
 * 1842) w’s *
 * 1843) xenobiologic *
 * 1844) xenonate *
 * 1845) xenonates *
 * 1846) xenophanes *
 * 1847) xiguas *
 * 1848) xylazines *
 * 1849) xylologic *
 * 1850) xylological *
 * 1851) xylologist *
 * 1852) xylotheque *
 * 1853) xylotheques *
 * 1854) x’s *
 * 1855) yag *
 * 1856) yagouarondis *
 * 1857) yagouarundis *
 * 1858) yarchagumba *
 * 1859) yawled *
 * 1860) yawlest *
 * 1861) yawleth *
 * 1862) yawling *
 * 1863) yawnest *
 * 1864) yearnest *
 * 1865) yeastest *
 * 1866) yeasteth *
 * 1867) yellest *
 * 1868) yellow-brown *
 * 1869) yettie *
 * 1870) yew tree *
 * 1871) ye’re *
 * 1872) yl *
 * 1873) ymmv *
 * 1874) yobibits *
 * 1875) yocto-watt *
 * 1876) yocto-watts *
 * 1877) yoctoamp *
 * 1878) yoctoamps *
 * 1879) yoctobecquerel *
 * 1880) yoctobecquerels *
 * 1881) yoctobel *
 * 1882) yoctobels *
 * 1883) yoctocandela *
 * 1884) yoctocandelas *
 * 1885) yoctocoulomb *
 * 1886) yoctocoulombs *
 * 1887) yoctodegree Celsius *
 * 1888) yoctodegrees Celsius *
 * 1889) yoctofarad *
 * 1890) yoctofarads *
 * 1891) yoctogray *
 * 1892) yoctograys *
 * 1893) yoctohenries *
 * 1894) yoctohenry *
 * 1895) yoctohenrys *
 * 1896) yoctohertz *
 * 1897) yoctojoule *
 * 1898) yoctojoules *
 * 1899) yoctokelvin *
 * 1900) yoctokelvins *
 * 1901) yoctolumen *
 * 1902) yoctolumens *
 * 1903) yoctolux *
 * 1904) yoctomole *
 * 1905) yoctomoles *
 * 1906) yoctonewtons *
 * 1907) yoctoohm *
 * 1908) yoctoohms *
 * 1909) yoctopascal *
 * 1910) yoctopascals *
 * 1911) yoctoradian *
 * 1912) yoctoradians *
 * 1913) yoctosiemens *
 * 1914) yoctosievert *
 * 1915) yoctosieverts *
 * 1916) yoctosteradian *
 * 1917) yoctosteradians *
 * 1918) yoctotesla *
 * 1919) yoctoteslas *
 * 1920) yoctovolt *
 * 1921) yoctovolts *
 * 1922) yoctowatt *
 * 1923) yoctowatts *
 * 1924) yoctoweber *
 * 1925) yoctowebers *
 * 1926) yohimbe *
 * 1927) yoke up *
 * 1928) yotta-watt *
 * 1929) yotta-watts *
 * 1930) yottaamp *
 * 1931) yottaampere *
 * 1932) yottaamperes *
 * 1933) yottaamps *
 * 1934) yottabecquerel *
 * 1935) yottabecquerels *
 * 1936) yottabel *
 * 1937) yottabels *
 * 1938) yottacandela *
 * 1939) yottacandelas *
 * 1940) yottacoulomb *
 * 1941) yottacoulombs *
 * 1942) yottadegree Celsius *
 * 1943) yottadegrees Celsius *
 * 1944) yottafarad *
 * 1945) yottafarads *
 * 1946) yottagramme *
 * 1947) yottagrammes *
 * 1948) yottagray *
 * 1949) yottagrays *
 * 1950) yottahenries *
 * 1951) yottahenry *
 * 1952) yottahenrys *
 * 1953) yottajoule *
 * 1954) yottajoules *
 * 1955) yottakelvin *
 * 1956) yottakelvins *
 * 1957) yottalumen *
 * 1958) yottalumens *
 * 1959) yottalux *
 * 1960) yottamole *
 * 1961) yottamoles *
 * 1962) yottanewton *
 * 1963) yottanewtons *
 * 1964) yottaohm *
 * 1965) yottaohms *
 * 1966) yottapascal *
 * 1967) yottapascals *
 * 1968) yottaradian *
 * 1969) yottaradians *
 * 1970) yottasiemens *
 * 1971) yottasievert *
 * 1972) yottasieverts *
 * 1973) yottasteradian *
 * 1974) yottasteradians *
 * 1975) yottatesla *
 * 1976) yottateslas *
 * 1977) yottavolt *
 * 1978) yottavolts *
 * 1979) yottawatt *
 * 1980) yottawatts *
 * 1981) yottaweber *
 * 1982) yottawebers *
 * 1983) you can lead a horse to water but you can’t make him drink *
 * 1984) you cannot win if you do not play *
 * 1985) you can’t fight city hall *
 * 1986) you can’t judge a book by its cover *
 * 1987) you can’t make an omelette without breaking eggs *
 * 1988) you can’t teach an old dog new tricks *
 * 1989) you can’t win if you don’t play *
 * 1990) you don’t need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows *
 * 1991) you never know what you’ve got till it’s gone *
 * 1992) you pays your money and you takes your chances *
 * 1993) you scratch my back and I’ll scratch yours *
 * 1994) youtubes *
 * 1995) you’d *
 * 1996) you’d’ve *
 * 1997) you’ll *
 * 1998) you’re *
 * 1999) you’re never too old to learn *
 * 2000) you’re welcome *
 * 2001) you’ve *

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 * 1) you’ve got to crack a few eggs to make an omelette *
 * 2) ytelles *
 * 3) ytterbate *
 * 4) ytterbates *
 * 5) yubitsume *
 * 6) yugoslav *
 * 7) yuksporites *
 * 8) y’ad *
 * 9) y’all *
 * 10) y’are *
 * 11) y’ave *
 * 12) y’ever *
 * 13) y’s *
 * 14) zepto-watt *
 * 15) zepto-watts *
 * 16) zeptoamp *
 * 17) zeptoampere *
 * 18) zeptoamperes *
 * 19) zeptoamps *
 * 20) zeptobecquerel *
 * 21) zeptobecquerels *
 * 22) zeptobel *
 * 23) zeptobels *
 * 24) zeptocandela *
 * 25) zeptocandelas *
 * 26) zeptocoulomb *
 * 27) zeptocoulombs *
 * 28) zeptodegree Celsius *
 * 29) zeptodegrees Celsius *
 * 30) zeptofarad *
 * 31) zeptofarads *
 * 32) zeptogramme *
 * 33) zeptogray *
 * 34) zeptograys *
 * 35) zeptohenries *
 * 36) zeptohenry *
 * 37) zeptohenrys *
 * 38) zeptohertz *
 * 39) zeptojoule *
 * 40) zeptojoules *
 * 41) zeptokatal *
 * 42) zeptokatals *
 * 43) zeptokelvin *
 * 44) zeptokelvins *
 * 45) zeptolumen *
 * 46) zeptolumens *
 * 47) zeptolux *
 * 48) zeptonewton *
 * 49) zeptonewtons *
 * 50) zeptoohm *
 * 51) zeptoohms *
 * 52) zeptopascal *
 * 53) zeptopascals *
 * 54) zeptoradian *
 * 55) zeptoradians *
 * 56) zeptosiemens *
 * 57) zeptosievert *
 * 58) zeptosieverts *
 * 59) zeptosteradian *
 * 60) zeptosteradians *
 * 61) zeptotesla *
 * 62) zeptoteslas *
 * 63) zeptovolt *
 * 64) zeptovolts *
 * 65) zeptowatt *
 * 66) zeptowatts *
 * 67) zeptoweber *
 * 68) zeptowebers *
 * 69) zetland *
 * 70) zetta-watt *
 * 71) zetta-watts *
 * 72) zettaamp *
 * 73) zettaampere *
 * 74) zettaamperes *
 * 75) zettaamps *
 * 76) zettabecquerel *
 * 77) zettabecquerels *
 * 78) zettabel *
 * 79) zettabels *
 * 80) zettabits *
 * 81) zettacandela *
 * 82) zettacandelas *
 * 83) zettacoulomb *
 * 84) zettacoulombs *
 * 85) zettadegree Celsius *
 * 86) zettadegrees Celsius *
 * 87) zettafarad *
 * 88) zettafarads *
 * 89) zettagramme *
 * 90) zettagray *
 * 91) zettagrays *
 * 92) zettahenries *
 * 93) zettahenry *
 * 94) zettahenrys *
 * 95) zettajoule *
 * 96) zettajoules *
 * 97) zettakatal *
 * 98) zettakatals *
 * 99) zettakelvin *
 * 100) zettakelvins *
 * 101) zettaliters *
 * 102) zettalitre *
 * 103) zettalitres *
 * 104) zettalumen *
 * 105) zettalumens *
 * 106) zettalux *
 * 107) zettamole *
 * 108) zettamoles *
 * 109) zettanewton *
 * 110) zettanewtons *
 * 111) zettaohm *
 * 112) zettaohms *
 * 113) zettapascal *
 * 114) zettapascals *
 * 115) zettaradian *
 * 116) zettaradians *
 * 117) zettasiemens *
 * 118) zettasievert *
 * 119) zettasieverts *
 * 120) zettasteradian *
 * 121) zettasteradians *
 * 122) zettatesla *
 * 123) zettateslas *
 * 124) zettavolt *
 * 125) zettavolts *
 * 126) zettawatt *
 * 127) zettawatts *
 * 128) zettaweber *
 * 129) zettawebers *
 * 130) ziffs *
 * 131) zigamorphs *
 * 132) zinc phosphide *
 * 133) zinckenite *
 * 134) zloties *
 * 135) zode *
 * 136) zonest *
 * 137) zoneth *
 * 138) zooarchaeologic *
 * 139) zooarcheologic *
 * 140) zoopsychologies *
 * 141) zootherapist *
 * 142) zorch *
 * 143) zouglou *
 * 144) zzzz *
 * 145) zzzzz *
 * 146) zzzzzz *
 * 147) zzzzzzz *
 * 148) zzzzzzzz *
 * 149) z’s *
 * 150) Èze *
 * 151) Élysée Palace *
 * 152) Équateur *
 * 153) ångströms *
 * 154) æsculine *
 * 155) Łutselk’e *
 * 156) γ-aminobutyric acid *
 * 157) ’Are’are *
 * 158) ’bot *
 * 159) ’bots *
 * 160) ’cause *
 * 161) ’d *
 * 162) ’em *
 * 163) ’er *
 * 164) ’fessed up *
 * 165) ’fesses up *
 * 166) ’fessing up *
 * 167) ’im *
 * 168) ’ll *
 * 169) ’m *
 * 170) ’n’ *
 * 171) ’prentices *
 * 172) ’puter *
 * 173) ’puters *
 * 174) ’re *
 * 175) ’roid *
 * 176) ’roids *
 * 177) ’s *
 * 178) ’scuse *
 * 179) ’scuses *
 * 180) ’scusing *
 * 181) ’t *
 * 182) ’tis *
 * 183) ’twas *
 * 184) ’twere *
 * 185) ’twixt *
 * 186) ’ve *
 * 187) “ *
 * 188) ” *
 * 189) ニャー *
 * 190) ﬁsherwoman *

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Citations:prompt

Verb

 * 2013 October, Glenn Taylor, as quoted on Gawker, Nine MSN, World News View
 * I'll take my chances with the cops rather then [sic] my conscience after hearing a family was crushed to death by a rock I was prompted to move.

Adjective

 * cf prompt month:

 * prompt month: the next (full) calendar month beyond the current one, or which is closest to the current one out of a set of months set as expiration / delivery dates in futures contracts

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Noun

 * 1) working hypothesis

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leísmo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) the practice of using  as a direct object pronoun when referring to people

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loísmo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) the nonstandard practice of using  or  as indirect object pronouns when referring to people, instead of the standard

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nepiederēt

Verb

 * 1) to not belong, to not befit;

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Verb

 * 1) to not drink, to not have a drink;

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neskatīt

Verb

 * 1) to not see, to not look;

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neskaitīt

Verb

 * 1) to not count;

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neņemt

Verb

 * 1) to not take;

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mamihlapinatapai

Etymology
From a word, which The Guinness Book of Records listed as the "most succinct word," defining it as "looking at each other hoping that either will offer to do something which both parties desire but are unwilling to do."

The word is a regularly-derived form of the verb /iɬəpi/, meaning "to feel awkward" or "to be at a loss for what to do": ma[m]-  + ihlvpi + :n[a]- stative verb + -at[a]- Causative + -a:pai Dual_(grammatical_number). Its literal meaning is therefore roughly "to make each other both feel awkward".

Noun

 * 1) A situation in which all participants want something to be done, but none want to do it.

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delurk

Verb

 * 1)  To reveal oneself, after lurking; to establish a presence on an online newsgroup, forum, etc.

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axedrez

Noun

 * 1) chess

Noun

 * 1) chess

Etymology
, from, from.

Noun

 * 1) medieval chess
 * 2) chess set

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curdog

Etymology
From, , , equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) A cur; a worthless dog.

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Ōyamatsumi

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Proper noun

 * 1)  A brother of Amaterasu, Tsukuyomi, Susanoo and Kagutsuchi, and an important kami in charge of the mountains and the sea. Sometimes also viewed as in charge of sake brewing and war.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 大山津見
 * Japanese: 大山祇, 大山津見, 大山積, 大山積命, 大山積神
 * Korean: ^오야마쓰미, ^오야마쓰미노 카미
 * Marathi: ओउयामात्सुमी

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talking clock

Noun

 * 1)  A telephone service where a pre-recorded message gives the correct time.

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fat lava

Noun

 * 1)  A style of gaudy, vibrant, pottery decoration, common in West Germany from the 1950s to the 1970s.
 * 2)  Any pottery item of this style.

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ໄຟສາຍ

Noun

 * 1) torch, flashlight

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недвусмысленный

Adjective

 * 1) explicit, unequivocal, unambiguous

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Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/Daďьbogъ

Etymology
A compound of, imperative form of , and.

Proper noun

 * 1) Dažbog

Descendants

 * East Slavic:
 * South Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * South Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * West Slavic:

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Dažbog

Etymology
From a language, from.

Proper noun

 * 1)  One of the major gods of Slavic mythology, most likely a solar deity and possibly a cultural hero.

Translations

 * Belarusian: Даждзьбо́г
 * Bulgarian: Даждбог
 * Czech:, Dažboh
 * Lithuanian: Dazbogas
 * Macedonian: Дажбог
 * Old East Slavic: Дажьбогъ
 * Polish: Dadźbog
 * Russian:, Дажбо́г
 * Serbo-Croatian:
 * Cyrillic: Да̀жбог, Да̀бог
 * Roman: Dàžbog,
 * Slovak: Dažbog, Dažboh
 * Slovene: Dažbog
 * Ukrainian: Дажбо́г

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生鐵

Noun

 * 1) pig iron

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鑄鐵

Noun

 * 1) cast iron

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熟鐵

Noun

 * 1) wrought iron

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鐵礦石

Noun

 * 1) iron ore

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text: Category:hy:Vehicles

title: Category:hy:Vehicles


text: Category:hy:Nautical

title: Category:hy:Nautical


text: 整数論

title: 整数論


text:
数論

Noun

 * 1) number theory

title: 数論


text:
amphiploidy

Noun

 * 1)  The condition of being amphiploid

Translations

 * Portuguese: anfiploidia

title: amphiploidy


text: Category:it:Medical equipment

title: Category:it:Medical equipment


text: Category:ka:Medical equipment

title: Category:ka:Medical equipment


text: Category:pl:Medical equipment

title: Category:pl:Medical equipment


text: Category:fr:Medical equipment

title: Category:fr:Medical equipment


text: Category:nrf:Medical equipment

title: Category:nrf:Medical equipment


text: Category:el:Medical equipment

title: Category:el:Medical equipment


text:
יוי

Proper noun

 * 1)  God

Usage notes

 * Used in Aramaic targums to translate the Hebrew Divine Names (Yahweh) and  (Elohim)

title: יוי


text:
uudisrakennus

Noun

 * 1) new building

title: uudisrakennus


text:
大山積命

Etymology
Originally a compound of. The use of to spell the tsu mi portion is an example of phonetic ateji.

Proper noun

 * 1)   the kami of the mountains, brother of Amaterasu, Tsukuyomi, and Susanoo

title: 大山積命


text:
那位

Pronoun

 * 1) that person

Noun

 * 1) significant other; partner

title: 那位


text: Category:fr:Burial

title: Category:fr:Burial


text: Category:nl:Burial

title: Category:nl:Burial


text: Category:nl:Death

title: Category:nl:Death


text: Category:fr:Alcoholism

title: Category:fr:Alcoholism


text: Category:fi:Grasses

title: Category:fi:Grasses


text: Category:Grasses

title: Category:Grasses


text:
αδούλωτος

Adjective

 * 1) indomitable, unconquered, free, unenslaved

title: αδούλωτος


text: αδράνειας

title: αδράνειας


text: αδρανειών

title: αδρανειών


text: αδράνειες

title: αδράνειες


text:
Wiktionary talk:Foreign Word of the Day/Emergency

Just wondering, how did you generate this list? Some of the entries, like the Western Apache one, don't meet FWOTD requirements yet. But as a whole, it looks like a good place to farm new FWOTDs from. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 05:50, 20 October 2013 (UTC)
 * I wrote a program to find every non-English, non-conlang entry that has a pronunciation section, and either a #* line or, for non-WDLs a references section. Unfortunately too many entries have usexes using #* instead of the correct #:, and I didn’t bother to check whether the pronunciation sections have only hyphenation or . — Ungoliant (Falai) 12:19, 20 October 2013 (UTC)
 * Well, still very useful. Of course, there are other sources — for example, the vast majority of Tok Pisin entries have citations added by yours truly, and the pronunciation sections would be a piece of cake. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 16:22, 20 October 2013 (UTC)
 * BTW, the terms are sorted based on how long their definitions are, so the first ones are likely to be more complex. — Ungoliant (Falai) 10:05, 21 October 2013 (UTC)


text:
αδρανής

Etymology
From the.

Adjective

 * 1) inactive, inert, sluggish
 * 2) inoperative, inactive
 * 3)  inactive, inert

title: αδρανής


text:
ανενεργός

Adjective

 * 1) not functioning, inoperative+
 * 2) inactive, inert
 * 3) suspended, in abeyance

title: ανενεργός


text:
αδρανοποίηση

Noun

 * 1) inactivation
 * 2)  powering down

title: αδρανοποίηση


text: Category:sw:Sleep

title: Category:sw:Sleep


text:
χειμερία νάρκη

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1) hibernation

title: χειμερία νάρκη


text:
χειμέριος

Adjective

 * 1) winter

Derived terms

 * and see:
 * and see:

title: χειμέριος


text:
Banda Oriental

Etymology
lit. 'eastern strip', with respect to the.

Proper noun

 * 1)  a colonial territory disputed between Spain and Portugal that covered modern Uruguay and Rio Grande do Sul
 * 2)  the country of Uruguay

title: Banda Oriental


text:
User talk:Macedonicus

Транскрипција
Штом е така, тогаш се согласувам да се оди со дијаграфска. Секако, ќе треба некако официјално да го оправдаме тој чин, посочувајќи управна одлука на државно ниво. Тука и на Википедија се наведуваат разните варијанти, со тоа што досега важеше за официјална таа по српскохрватски терк. Сега очигледно не е така. За тоа предлагам да ги известиме на релевентното место (некоја табла или сл.), но, повторувам, ќе мора да приложиме официјална одлука за тоа. --B. Jankuloski (talk) 06:45, 20 October 2013 (UTC)

title: User talk:Macedonicus


text:
runología

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) runology

title: runología


text:
runologia

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) runology

title: runologia


text:
runologie

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) runology

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) runology

title: runologie


text: allodiaux

title: allodiaux


text: allodiales

title: allodiales


text:
vuorokone

Noun

 * 1) scheduled flight regular flight between two destinations

title: vuorokone


text:
sukupuolikumppani

Noun

 * 1) sexual partner, sex partner

title: sukupuolikumppani


text:
seksuaalikumppani

Noun

 * 1) sexual partner

title: seksuaalikumppani


text:
yhdyntäkumppani

Noun

 * 1) sex partner

title: yhdyntäkumppani


text:
effability

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) The quality or state of being effable.
 * In linguistics, the Principle of Effability asserts that every natural language can express any human thought.

title: effability


text:
Talk:preexist

there is no such formal word as 'pre-existing'. a thing, event or life is either  existing or  non-existing

 * Maybe not in British English, but in American English, preexisting is a formal word...as in preexisting condition, which is a health condition that existed before the application for health insurance. Traditionally, preexisting conditions are not covered, so if a health problem arises while you have no health insurance, no insurance company will accept the responsibility to pay for it. —Stephen (Talk) 07:59, 20 October 2013 (UTC)

Adjective?
It says "Verb" but the example "The new device utilized preexisting technologies." sounds like an adjective use? Am I missing something? Alexis Jazz (talk) 10:40, 4 March 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:preexist


text: Category:Lower Sorbian frequentative verbs


text:
Category talk:English terms prefixed with tri-

"Tricolor" is there twice :D

--86.186.168.153 07:53, 20 October 2013 (UTC)
 * You need new glasses. We have and . SemperBlotto (talk) 08:01, 20 October 2013 (UTC)


text:
wadjela

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) white person

Adjective

 * 1) white

title: wadjela


text:
štapaś

Verb

 * 1) to stab

title: štapaś


text:
holomyoglobin

Noun

 * 1)  myoglobin from which the central heme subunit has not been removed

title: holomyoglobin


text:
dahlien

Etymology
From.

title: dahlien


text:
drapaś

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

Verb

 * 1) to scratch

title: drapaś


text:
giallo dahlien

Noun

 * 1) dahlia yellow

title: giallo dahlien


text:
manorway

Noun

 * 1) A roadway, typically a dead end, giving access from a manor or village to marshy common land, often near a river.
 * 2) * 1873, Charles John Smith, Erith: Its Natural, Civil, and Ecclesiastical History, Virtue, Spalding, and Daldy (1873), page 19:
 * Its course, still widening, lies across the road which leads from the village to the church, where there must have been of old a ford or a bridge (for the level of the present road has been heightened), and thence along a ravine now partly filled up by a manorway leaving a deep ditch on each side.

title: manorway


text:
pre-Abrahamic

Adjective

 * 1)  Pertaining to the time before the arrival of Abrahamic religions.

title: pre-Abrahamic


text:
gabbacompagno

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) crook

title: gabbacompagno


text:
gabbacristiani

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) trickster

title: gabbacristiani


text:
belgitude

Etymology
Borrowed from Belgian, a neologism formed in the 70's that alludes to.

Noun

 * 1) the concept of Belgian national identity, often formulated in a self-depreciating or humorous way

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) the concept of Belgian national identity, formulated in a self-depreciating or humorous way

title: belgitude


text:
gallurese

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Gallurese lect

title: gallurese


text:
Galvano

Etymology
From, from , from + , from , from  of uncertain meaning. .

title: Galvano


text:
Talk:warten

An der Kasse ______ wir eine halbe Stunde ____________ (perfect form of "warten") need the answer
 * Are you asking us to do your German homework for you? Please don't clutter the entry talk pages with that. Chuck Entz (talk) 15:03, 20 October 2013 (UTC)
 * Since the homework was due some time ago and cheating didn't work: An der Kasse haben wir eine halbe Stunde gewartet. ;)Kolmiel (talk) 17:27, 21 March 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:warten


text:
gancino

Noun

 * 1)  any of several small hooks used to hold a dental appliance / brace in position

title: gancino


text: Category:it:Yellows

title: Category:it:Yellows


text: User:Child of Garrett

title: User:Child of Garrett


text:
lambu

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) garden
 * 2)  irrigated farm

Noun

 * 1) mosquito net

title: lambu


text: Category:ha:Agriculture

title: Category:ha:Agriculture


text:
User talk:Not an Expert

--Lo Ximiendo (talk) 09:21, 20 October 2013 (UTC)

Headers
Please take another look at WT:ELE- you've been getting the headers all wrong. Chuck Entz (talk) 19:56, 7 February 2014 (UTC)

title: User talk:Not an Expert


text:
αδρανοποιώ

Verb

 * 1) to inactivate
 * 2)  to power down

title: αδρανοποιώ


text: αδρανοποίησα

title: αδρανοποίησα


text:
αδρανοποιούμαι

Verb

 * 1) to be inactive

title: αδρανοποιούμαι


text: αδρανοποιήθηκα

title: αδρανοποιήθηκα


text: Category:ko:Fingers

title: Category:ko:Fingers


text:
Talk:lacklustre

Etymology
I want it. Josh, 213.87.141.93 09:55, 20 October 2013 (UTC)

 * Do you suppose that it just might be + ? SemperBlotto (talk) 10:02, 20 October 2013 (UTC)

 * ✅ Equinox ◑ 19:41, 3 September 2016 (UTC)

title: Talk:lacklustre


text:
garbuglione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) muddler

title: garbuglione


text: gariglio

title: gariglio


text:
garrota

Noun

 * 1) garrote

title: garrota


text:
gasdinamica

Noun

 * 1)  gas dynamics

title: gasdinamica


text: Category:hu:Sound engineering

title: Category:hu:Sound engineering


text:
gas dynamics

Noun

 * 1)  The part of fluid dynamics concerning gases

Translations

 * Finnish: kaasudynamiikka
 * Italian:

title: gas dynamics


text:
švejkovat

Etymology
From.

Derived from the novel The Good Soldier Švejk by Jaroslav Hašek, published in 1921–23. The verb (which was not coined by Hašek himself) describes a conduct typical of the main character of the novel, Josef.

Verb

 * 1) to protest against an absurd command or obligation by means of even more absurdly punctilious and zealous performance; act or play like

title: švejkovat


text:
gasindio

Etymology
From, from and , from , from.

Noun

 * 1) a feudal vassal of the king in the time of the Lombards

title: gasindio


text:
Chandpur

Etymology
A transliteration of, a compound of + , due to the city's association with someone whose name contained the first element.

Proper noun

 * 1) The principal city of Chandpur District

title: Chandpur


text:
gastrodinia

Noun

 * 1)  gastrodynia

title: gastrodinia


text:
Bundespolizei

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  federal police central police force in a federalist country
 * 2)  official name of the central police force, until 2005 called
 * 1)  official name of the central police force, until 2005 called

title: Bundespolizei


text:
gastrodynia

Noun

 * 1)  gastralgia (stomach pain)

Translations

 * Arabic: ألم المعدة
 * Italian:

title: gastrodynia


text:
Talk:orangery

Wikipedia has a more general definition than this. Siuenti (talk) 10:31, 20 October 2013 (UTC)

title: Talk:orangery


text:
gattinarese

Etymology
From.

title: gattinarese


text:
Gattinara

Etymology
.

title: Gattinara


text: gazometro

title: gazometro


text:
gemitio

Etymology
From, with the form influenced by.

Noun

 * 1) continuous dripping or oozing

title: gemitio


text:
geocinesi

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) geokinesis

title: geocinesi


text:
georeferenziazione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) georeferencing

title: georeferenziazione


text:
georeferencing

Noun

 * 1) location using a coordinate system

Translations

 * Italian:

title: georeferencing


text:
germinello

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) seedling

title: germinello


text:
gerotrofio

Noun

 * 1) care home or nursing home for the elderly

title: gerotrofio


text:
mirstīgs

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  mortal that which can die, is susceptible to death
 * 2)  common, mere mortal; simple person
 * 1)  common, mere mortal; simple person
 * 1)  common, mere mortal; simple person
 * 1)  common, mere mortal; simple person
 * 1)  common, mere mortal; simple person

title: mirstīgs


text:
giava

Noun

 * 1) java (dance)

title: giava


text:
care home

Noun

 * 1) A place of residence for people who have significant deficiencies with activities of daily living, such as the elderly, but who do not need constant nursing care.

title: care home


text: giazzista

title: giazzista


text:
Lusophile

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) Liking the Portuguese language or culture.

Noun

 * 1) One who likes the Portuguese language or culture.

title: Lusophile


text: Lusophiles

title: Lusophiles


text: Category:English terms prefixed with Luso-


text:
Empfangsherr

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  male receptionist

title: Empfangsherr


text: gibigianna

title: gibigianna


text:
Lusophobe

Adjective

 * 1) That hates the Portuguese language or culture.

title: Lusophobe


text:
lusophobe

Adjective

 * 1) Lusophobe

title: lusophobe


text: lusophobes

title: lusophobes


text:
gilbertino

Noun

 * 1) Gilbertese (language)

title: gilbertino


text:
plěś

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to swim

title: plěś


text:
gimnofobia

Noun

 * 1) gymnophobia (fear of nudity)

title: gimnofobia


text:
mirstīgums

Etymology
From (with  from ).

Noun

 * 1) mortality the quality or state of being mortal

title: mirstīgums


text:
mirstība

Etymology
From. A relatively recent word, it replaced 17th-century, no longer in use.

Noun

 * 1) mortality the quality or state of being mortal
 * 2) mortality in a given population, the number of deaths by 1000 people
 * 1) mortality in a given population, the number of deaths by 1000 people
 * 1) mortality in a given population, the number of deaths by 1000 people

title: mirstība


text: mirstīgumu

title: mirstīgumu


text: mirstīgumam

title: mirstīgumam


text: mirstīguma

title: mirstīguma


text:
ginarchia

Noun

 * 1) gynarchy

title: ginarchia


text: mirstīgumā

title: mirstīgumā


text: mirstībā

title: mirstībā


text: mirstību

title: mirstību


text: mirstībai

title: mirstībai


text:
ginecofobia

Noun

 * 1) gynaecophobia

title: ginecofobia


text: mirstības

title: mirstības


text:
encarecimiento

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) increase in price or cost

title: encarecimiento


text: gingillando

title: gingillando


text: gingillante

title: gingillante


text:
gingillare

Verb

 * 1)  to play around with, to fiddle with
 * 2)  to mock, to make fun of
 * 3)  to procrastinate, to dawdlw

title: gingillare


text: gingillata

title: gingillata


text: gingilla

title: gingilla


text: gingilliamo

title: gingilliamo


text: gingillate

title: gingillate


text: gingillano

title: gingillano


text: gingillavo

title: gingillavo


text: gingillavi

title: gingillavi


text: gingillava

title: gingillava


text: gingillavamo

title: gingillavamo


text: gingillavate

title: gingillavate


text: gingillavano

title: gingillavano


text: gingillai

title: gingillai


text: gingillasti

title: gingillasti


text: gingillò

title: gingillò


text: gingillammo

title: gingillammo


text: gingillaste

title: gingillaste


text: gingillarono

title: gingillarono


text: gingillerò

title: gingillerò


text: gingillerai

title: gingillerai


text: gingillerà

title: gingillerà


text: gingilleremo

title: gingilleremo


text: gingillerete

title: gingillerete


text: gingilleranno

title: gingilleranno


text: gingillerei

title: gingillerei


text: gingilleresti

title: gingilleresti


text: gingillerebbe

title: gingillerebbe


text: gingilleremmo

title: gingilleremmo


text: gingillereste

title: gingillereste


text: gingillerebbero

title: gingillerebbero


text: gingilliate

title: gingilliate


text:
gingillino

Noun

 * 1) trinket
 * 2) dawdler

title: gingillino


text: gingillassi

title: gingillassi


text: gingillasse

title: gingillasse


text: gingillassimo

title: gingillassimo


text: gingillassero

title: gingillassero


text:
albufera

Etymology
, via.

Pronunciation

 * magnetosfera

Noun

 * 1) lagoon

Etymology
, via. Cognate to 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) lagoon

title: albufera


text:
lamentación

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) lamentation

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) lamentation

title: lamentación


text:
lanceta

Etymology
Attested since 1409. From.

Noun

 * 1) lancet

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) lancet pointed, two-edged surgical instrument

Noun

 * 1) lancet

title: lanceta


text:
pista de aterrizaje

Noun

 * 1) landing strip

title: pista de aterrizaje


text:
ngalem

Etymology
From, a denominative based on an unattested , related to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to be limping, lame, paralyzed
 * 2) to fall behind

title: ngalem


text:
periclitar

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to decay, decline, wither

title: periclitar


text:
lapidación

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) lapidation, stoning

title: lapidación


text:
largueza

Etymology
From : from.

Noun

 * 1) largesse; generosity
 * 2) breadth
 * 1) breadth
 * 1) breadth

Noun

 * 1) largess; generosity

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) largesse, generosity
 * 2) length distance measured along the longest dimension of an object
 * 1) length distance measured along the longest dimension of an object

title: largueza


text:
laringólogo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) laryngologist

title: laringólogo


text:
ginnasiarca

Noun

 * 1) gymnasiarch

title: ginnasiarca


text:
laringología

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) laryngology

title: laringología


text:
ultimogénito

Noun

 * 1) lastborn

title: ultimogénito


text:
laudabilidad

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) laudableness

title: laudabilidad


text:
cantueso

Etymology
Probably from a, from and , meaning "incense of the earth".

Noun

 * 1) lavender

title: cantueso


text:
Lázaro

Etymology
From, from , from , from.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Lazarus man brought back to life by Jesus

Etymology
From, from , from.

title: Lázaro


text:
rozadora

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) wall chaser

title: rozadora


text:
подсмотреть

Verb

 * 1) to peep, to spy, to pry

title: подсмотреть


text:
espalación

Noun

 * 1) spallation

title: espalación


text:
gambusino

Noun

 * 1) prospector

title: gambusino


text:
relave

Noun

 * 1) tailings

title: relave


text:
nitrería

Noun

 * 1) nitrary

title: nitrería


text:
salitrería

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) nitrary

title: salitrería


text:
nitreria

Noun

 * 1) nitrary

title: nitreria


text:
ngij

Etymology
From, related to 🇨🇬, , 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to sate, suckle

title: ngij


text: fjernsynet

title: fjernsynet


text:
nitrary

Noun

 * 1) A place where potassium nitrate or saltpetre is produced.

Translations

 * French:
 * Italian: nitreria, nitriera
 * Portuguese: nitreira
 * Spanish:

title: nitrary


text:
castillete

Noun

 * 1) headframe

title: castillete


text:
dragalina

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dragline excavator

Noun

 * 1) dragline excavator

title: dragalina


text:
mironis

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dead body, corpse the body of a dead person

title: mironis


text:
Talk:medvedka

1. Medvedka or Medvedek (?) seems to be the name for a teddy bear:

Garfield ima rjavega plišastega medvedka po imenu Pookie. Garfield has brown plish bear with name Pookie

see = sl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garfield

2. медбедка seems to be the russian name for an insect

see ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%9C%D0%B5%D0%B4%D0%B2%D0%B5%D0%B4%D0%BA%D0%B8

see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mole_cricket

84.150.35.68 11:48, 20 October 2013 (UTC)
 * Apparently it means female bear; see . Mglovesfun (talk) 11:58, 20 October 2013 (UTC)
 * The insect would be (the Russian Wikipedia entry is under ). Russian entries should only be in Cyrillic (I don't feel comfortable creating Russian entries for words I don't know), and it's not a good idea to use information on Russian terms in Slovene entries- yes, there's some overlap between the two, but you would have to already know the Slovene term to know if the Russian information applies. Chuck Entz (talk) 14:53, 20 October 2013 (UTC)

title: Talk:medvedka


text:
molino de bolas

Noun

 * 1) ball mill

title: molino de bolas


text:
torre de gradiente

Noun

 * 1) graduation tower

title: torre de gradiente


text:
marault

Noun

 * 1) ; low-life; wretch

title: marault


text: mironi

title: mironi


text: mironī

title: mironī


text: miroņi

title: miroņi


text: maraulx

title: maraulx


text: miroņa

title: miroņa


text: miroņu

title: miroņu


text: miroņiem

title: miroņiem


text:
ngop

Etymology
From. The latter continues probably related to Indo-European.

Verb

 * 1) to sate
 * 2) to cram

title: ngop


text: miroņos

title: miroņos


text:
haakvormig been

Noun

 * 1) hamate bone

title: haakvormig been


text: miroņus

title: miroņus


text:
haakvormig

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) unciform

title: haakvormig


text: mironim

title: mironim


text:
ngos

Etymology
From.

Pronoun

 * 1) I, the first personal pronoun

Etymology
Parallel formation of, from.

Verb

 * 1) to sate

Numeral

 * 1) five

title: ngos


text:
leśeś

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

Verb

 * 1) to fly travel through air

title: leśeś


text:
ngrys

Etymology
From, further related to 🇨🇬, , 🇨🇬 and possibly 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to darken

title: ngrys


text: mirstīgu

title: mirstīgu


text: mirstīga

title: mirstīga


text: Category:Lower Sorbian terms prefixed with pśi-


text: mirstīgi

title: mirstīgi


text: mirstīgus

title: mirstīgus


text:
mirstīgā

Adjective

title: mirstīgā


text: mirstīgas

title: mirstīgas


text: mirstīgiem

title: mirstīgiem


text:
mirstīgās

Adjective

title: mirstīgās


text:
mirstīgos

Adjective

title: mirstīgos


text: mirstīgām

title: mirstīgām


text: mirstīgam

title: mirstīgam


text: mirstīgai

title: mirstīgai


text:
mirstīgais

Adjective

 * 1) the mortal;

title: mirstīgais


text: mirstīgo

title: mirstīgo


text: mirstīgajam

title: mirstīgajam


text: mirstīgajām

title: mirstīgajām


text: mirstīgajā

title: mirstīgajā


text: mirstīgie

title: mirstīgie


text: mirstīgajiem

title: mirstīgajiem


text: mirstīgajai

title: mirstīgajai


text: mirstīgajos

title: mirstīgajos


text: mirstīgajās

title: mirstīgajās


text:
雌兎

Noun

 * 1) A female rabbit.

Antonyms

 * : a male rabbit

title: 雌兎


text:
雄兎

Noun

 * 1) A male rabbit.

Antonyms

 * : a female rabbit

title: 雄兎


text:
Template:dsb-conj-92

Conjugation of ś (perfective)
 * Participles
 * Present:
 * Past active (“ł-form”):
 * Past passive:
 * Infinitive:
 * Supine:
 * Verbal noun:

title: Template:dsb-conj-92


text:
mirstīgāks

Adjective

 * 1) more mortal;

title: mirstīgāks


text: mirstīgāku

title: mirstīgāku


text: mirstīgāka

title: mirstīgāka


text: mirstīgāki

title: mirstīgāki


text:
mirstīgāk

Adverb

 * 1) more mortal, more mortally;

title: mirstīgāk


text: mirstīgākus

title: mirstīgākus


text:
mirstīgākā

Adjective

title: mirstīgākā


text:
Template:dsb-conj-92/documentation

Usage
This template creates a conjugation table for Lower Sorbian verbs of class 92, i.e. compounds of like  and  (but  itself is too irregular for this template and has its conjugation table written directly in its entry). It has two obligatory parameters: one positional parameter (the stem of the verb, i.e. the infinitive minus -ś) and one named parameter,, which should be set to   for perfective verbs and   for imperfective verbs. For example, for which is both perfective and imperfective, write:

Conjugation
or

Conjugation
depending on which aspect’s conjugation table is to be shown.

title: Template:dsb-conj-92/documentation


text: mirstīgākas

title: mirstīgākas


text: mirstīgākiem

title: mirstīgākiem


text:
mirstīgākās

Adjective

title: mirstīgākās


text:
mirstīgākos

Adjective

title: mirstīgākos


text: mirstīgākām

title: mirstīgākām


text: mirstīgākam

title: mirstīgākam


text: mirstīgākai

title: mirstīgākai


text:
mirstīgākais

Adjective

 * 1) the more mortal;

title: mirstīgākais


text: mirstīgāko

title: mirstīgāko


text: mirstīgākajam

title: mirstīgākajam


text: mirstīgākajām

title: mirstīgākajām


text: mirstīgākajā

title: mirstīgākajā


text: mirstīgākie

title: mirstīgākie


text: mirstīgākajiem

title: mirstīgākajiem


text: mirstīgākajai

title: mirstīgākajai


text: mirstīgākajos

title: mirstīgākajos


text: mirstīgākajās

title: mirstīgākajās


text:
Empfangsdame

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) female receptionist

title: Empfangsdame


text:
pśiś

Etymology

 * compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, Kajkavian Serbo-Croatian.

Verb

 * 1) to come move from further away to nearer to; arrive, appear

Conjugation

 * Imperfective

 * Perfective

title: pśiś


text:
vismirstīgākais

Adjective

 * 1) the most mortal;

title: vismirstīgākais


text: vismirstīgāko

title: vismirstīgāko


text: vismirstīgākās

title: vismirstīgākās


text: vismirstīgākā

title: vismirstīgākā


text: vismirstīgākos

title: vismirstīgākos


text: vismirstīgākajam

title: vismirstīgākajam


text: vismirstīgākajām

title: vismirstīgākajām


text: vismirstīgākajā

title: vismirstīgākajā


text: vismirstīgākie

title: vismirstīgākie


text: vismirstīgākajiem

title: vismirstīgākajiem


text: vismirstīgākajai

title: vismirstīgākajai


text: Wiktionary:Foreign Word of the Day/2013/October 21


text: vismirstīgākajos

title: vismirstīgākajos


text: vismirstīgākajās

title: vismirstīgākajās


text: vismirstīgāk

title: vismirstīgāk


text:
Fachhochschule

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Fachhochschule university of applied science

title: Fachhochschule


text: FH

title: FH


text:
occurrer

Etymology
Borrowed as a first group verb from.

Verb

 * 1) to occur; to happen; to take place

title: occurrer


text:
būts

Participle

 * 1)  a curt way of asking/confirming of having been (usually some place), been there, done that;

title: būts


text:
lažaś

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

Verb

 * 1) to lie be in horizontal position; be situated

title: lažaś


text:
dampvormig

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) vaporous

title: dampvormig


text:
User:NodeBeast

NodeBeast

You can find more about us at www.nodebeast.com

title: User:NodeBeast


text:
ເຄື່ອງກິນ

Etymology
nominalizing particle +.

Noun

 * 1) food

title: ເຄື່ອງກິນ


text:
ຊະນິດ

Noun

 * 1) kind, type, sort
 * 2) class, category
 * 3) species

title: ຊະນິດ


text:
חלש

Adjective

 * 1) weak

title: חלש


text: ຊນິດ

title: ຊນິດ


text:
Grenzschutz

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  border guard

title: Grenzschutz


text:
Sokoto

Etymology
From.

Etymology
From, said to ultimately be from

Proper noun

 * 1)  the

title: Sokoto


text:
痩せる

Verb

 * 1) to lose weight
 * 2) * 1932, Motojirō Kajii, のんきな患者:
 * 3) for fertile land to become barren
 * 1) for fertile land to become barren

title: 痩せる


text: DSVPS

title: DSVPS


text:
प्रातिमोक्ष

Noun

 * 1)   code of precepts according to which monks are controlled and corrected

title: प्रातिमोक्ष


text:
ບາງເທື່ອ

Adverb

 * 1) sometimes

title: ບາງເທື່ອ


text:
llyfu

Etymology
From (compare 🇨🇬, Modern 🇨🇬), from.

Verb

 * 1) to lick

title: llyfu


text:
Citations:tuppence worth

Noun: "worth two pennies"

 * 1848, The Rural Repository, "'Paternizing' a Landlord", vol. 24, no. 22, p. 174:
 * Wal, take my horse under the apple tree yonder, and give him tuppence worth of hay; take off his saddle and rub him down, and don't give him any water, cos I set great store by him.
 * 1879, Franc Bangs Wilkie, Sketches Beyond the Sea, "Letter IX", Hazlitt & Reed, p. 56:
 * When a shop-keeper, of whom you have purchased tuppence worth of something, and have taken up half an hour of his time, bows you out, and says, "Thank you! thank you very much!" and does it all with an air of deferential regard, you cannot help feeling that this volume of thanks comes from no deeper source than his lips;
 * 1907, Phil May, Mr. Punch's Life in London, The Educational Book Co. Ltd., p. 15:
 * Please, sir, tuppence worth of butter scrapin's, an' mother says be sure they're all clean, 'cause she's expectin' company.
 * 1943, Thomas S. Matthews, Princeton Alumni Weekly "London is Peaceful", vol. 44, p. 7:
 * A shilling and tuppence worth of meat may not be much meat, but for many a family in England, especially in what used to be known as the depressed areas, it is a shilling and tuppence worth more than they had before.
 * 1993, Gerry Adams, Falls Memories, Rowman & Littlefield, p. 124:
 * He was an Irish speaker and reputedly a competent organist from County Armagh, and Maggie and he often shared tuppence-worth of chips in Malachy Morgan's

Noun: "opinions or thoughts"

 * 1945, Ruth Peabody Harndew, Bright Star Or Dark, McGraw-Hill Book Companuy, Inc., p. 17:
 * Everyone you meet will talk to you about the Irish, so I may as well put in my tuppence-worth.
 * 1965, Denis Donoghue, On the Shoulders of Giants, "Afterword", University of Chicago Press, p. 296:
 * Talking thus of uselessness, I now add my own tuppence-worth, on five matters worthy of note in this context and probably in no other
 * 1977, David J. ("Walrus") Mann WA6MHD, 73, "The I/O Debate" (Letters section), vol., p. 22:
 * I wish to add my tuppence worth along with WN2DYU and W5G0S, I feel chat there has been too much emphasis on computer articles and also articles which assume the wealth of the amateur reading the article.
 * 1986, Jon Darius, "We're just wild about Halley", New Scientist, vol. 110, no. 1507, p. 56:
 * Radio coverage of the event sounded more like an election report than anything else, with tuppence worth of speculation from each forecaster.
 * 1993, Bernard Cornwell, Crackdown, Penguin:
 * "So remember the hell," I said, as though I really could help her with my tuppence worth of cheerful encouragement, "and perhaps that will stop you ever going back to it!"
 * 2007, Mike Parker, Neighbours From Hell, Y Lolfa, p. 15:
 * The strangest aspect of this widespread distaste for all things Cymreig is how broad-based it is. Even those who would sooner lop off a limb than admit to being racist are more than happy to pitch in with their tuppence-worth.
 * 2008, Neil Mackay, War on Truth, Casemate, p. 96:
 * It wasn't just me listening to spooks giving their tuppence worth on the folly of the planned invasion, there were at least three other senior members of staff getting regular briefings from within the 'intelligence community' about the misuse and abuse of intelligence as well.

Noun: "small amount"

 * 1901, Robert William Chambers, Cardigan, A. L. Burt, p. 115:
 * "You do not know the colonists, Mr. Butler," he said. "What marvel then that my Lord North should misunderstand them, and think to buy their loyalty with tuppence worth o' tea?
 * 1916, Elbert Hubbard, Little Journeys to the Homes of Great Teachers, p. 221:
 * Matthew Arnold was a critic and writer who, having secured a tuppence worth of success through being the son of his father, and thus securing the speaker's eye, finally got an oratorical bee in his bonnet and went a-barnstorming.
 * 1925, Ralph Delahaye Paine, Roads of Adventure, Houghton Mifflin, p. 286:
 * There was not a tuppence worth of sympathy or humanity in this starched young diplomat, so I thanked him and gently faded out, twirling the bamboo cane.
 * 1956, Parliamentary Debates, Parliament of New Zealand, vol. 308, p. 268:
 * In that case, whether we have a population of two million, three million, or thirteen million will not make tuppence worth of difference if the great sources of power in the West—the United States and Britain—are defeated.
 * 1996, Steve Bruce, Fundamentalisms and the State, "Fundamentalism, Ethnicity, and Enclave", University of Chicago Press, p. 54:
 * Regarding the civil rights movement as the old Irish republicanism wolf in democratic sheep's clothing, working-class Protestants attacked civil rights marches and Catholic areas. Catholics hit back.  The local police could not control the violence (and indeed added their own tuppence worth). The government had to ask for British troops to be sent in to Belfast and Londonderry to keep the sides apart.

title: Citations:tuppence worth


text:
刀剣

Noun

 * 1) sword
 * 2) dagger

title: 刀剣


text:
User talk:Elvonudinium

--Lo Ximiendo (talk) 15:12, 20 October 2013 (UTC)

title: User talk:Elvonudinium


text: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 客 read as かく


text:
褥瘡

Noun

 * 1)  bedsore; pressure ulcer

Noun

 * 1) bedsore

title: 褥瘡


text:
応接室

Noun

 * 1) guest room

title: 応接室


text:
応接間

Noun

 * 1) guest room

title: 応接間


text: skaļumu

title: skaļumu


text: skaļuma

title: skaļuma


text: skaļumā

title: skaļumā


text: skaļumam

title: skaļumam


text:
apoculo

Etymology
. If the penultimate vowel was short, perhaps from. If long, then from +, another uncertain hapax from , hence similar in formation to. Other proposals link it to and even.

Pronunciation

 * Note: the length of all the stem vowels is uncertain.
 * Note: the length of all the stem vowels is uncertain.

Verb

 * 1)  to leave, go away, make oneself scarce, disappear

title: apoculo


text: apoculas

title: apoculas


text: apoculat

title: apoculat


text: apoculamus

title: apoculamus


text: apoculatis

title: apoculatis


text:
hermie

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A hermit crab.

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A hermaphrodite.
 * 2) * 2007, KS Augustin, Hunted Hermaphrodite Lover, Challis Tower (publ.), ISBN 0987544012.
 * "en"
 * "en"

- Get rid of the hermie, get rid of the sex-starved engineer, jail the saboteur, write the reports, then sit back and enjoy the peace.

title: hermie


text: apoculant

title: apoculant


text: apoculabo

title: apoculabo


text: apoculabis

title: apoculabis


text: apoculabit

title: apoculabit


text: apoculabimus

title: apoculabimus


text: hermies

title: hermies


text: apoculabitis

title: apoculabitis


text: apoculabunt

title: apoculabunt


text: apoculabam

title: apoculabam


text: apoculabas

title: apoculabas


text: apoculabat

title: apoculabat


text: apoculabamus

title: apoculabamus


text: apoculabatis

title: apoculabatis


text: apoculabant

title: apoculabant


text: apoculavi

title: apoculavi


text: apoculavisti

title: apoculavisti


text: apoculavit

title: apoculavit


text: apoculavimus

title: apoculavimus


text: apoculavistis

title: apoculavistis


text: apoculaverunt

title: apoculaverunt


text: apoculavero

title: apoculavero


text: apoculaveris

title: apoculaveris


text: apoculaverit

title: apoculaverit


text: apoculaverimus

title: apoculaverimus


text: apoculaveritis

title: apoculaveritis


text: apoculaverint

title: apoculaverint


text: apoculaveram

title: apoculaveram


text: apoculaveras

title: apoculaveras


text: apoculaverat

title: apoculaverat


text: apoculaveramus

title: apoculaveramus


text: apoculaveratis

title: apoculaveratis


text: apoculaverant

title: apoculaverant


text: apoculor

title: apoculor


text: apocularis

title: apocularis


text: apoculamur

title: apoculamur


text: apoculamini

title: apoculamini


text: apoculatur

title: apoculatur


text: apoculantur

title: apoculantur


text: apoculabor

title: apoculabor


text: apoculaberis

title: apoculaberis


text: apoculabimur

title: apoculabimur


text: apoculabimini

title: apoculabimini


text: apoculabitur

title: apoculabitur


text: apoculabuntur

title: apoculabuntur


text: apoculabar

title: apoculabar


text: apoculabaris

title: apoculabaris


text: apoculabamur

title: apoculabamur


text: apoculabamini

title: apoculabamini


text: apoculabatur

title: apoculabatur


text: apoculabantur

title: apoculabantur


text: apoculem

title: apoculem


text: apocules

title: apocules


text: apoculet

title: apoculet


text: apoculemus

title: apoculemus


text: apoculetis

title: apoculetis


text: apoculent

title: apoculent


text: apocularem

title: apocularem


text: apoculares

title: apoculares


text: apocularet

title: apocularet


text: apocularemus

title: apocularemus


text: apocularetis

title: apocularetis


text: apocularent

title: apocularent


text: apoculaverim

title: apoculaverim


text: apoculavissem

title: apoculavissem


text: apoculavisses

title: apoculavisses


text: apoculavisset

title: apoculavisset


text: apoculavissemus

title: apoculavissemus


text: apoculavissetis

title: apoculavissetis


text: apoculavissent

title: apoculavissent


text: apoculer

title: apoculer


text: apoculeris

title: apoculeris


text: apoculemur

title: apoculemur


text: apoculemini

title: apoculemini


text: apoculetur

title: apoculetur


text: apoculentur

title: apoculentur


text: apocularer

title: apocularer


text: apoculareris

title: apoculareris


text: apocularemur

title: apocularemur


text: apocularemini

title: apocularemini


text: apocularetur

title: apocularetur


text: apocularentur

title: apocularentur


text: apocula

title: apocula


text: apoculato

title: apoculato


text: apoculate

title: apoculate


text: apoculatote

title: apoculatote


text: apoculanto

title: apoculanto


text: apoculare

title: apoculare


text: apoculator

title: apoculator


text: apoculantor

title: apoculantor


text: apoculavisse

title: apoculavisse


text: apoculari

title: apoculari


text:
giogatico

Noun

 * 1) a medieval tax on cattle

title: giogatico


text: giovanezza

title: giovanezza


text: gioventude

title: gioventude


text: gioventudine

title: gioventudine


text: gioventute

title: gioventute


text:
ngut

Etymology
From, related to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to urge, force, hurry up

Noun

 * 1) pressure, haste

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

title: ngut


text:
ngush

Etymology
From, related to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to annoy, irritate

title: ngush


text:
giragiare

Etymology
, from the rotating jars containing the balls and the material to be ground.

Noun

 * 1) any of various types of grinding mill, but especially a ball mill

title: giragiare


text: Category:Lower Sorbian terms prefixed with wob-


text:
ball mill

Noun

 * 1) A device that grinds material very finely by means of a horizontally rotating drum containing ceramic or metal balls

title: ball mill


text:
marinbiologisk

Adjective

 * 1) marine biological

title: marinbiologisk


text:
肯んずる

Etymology
Contraction of +  +. The original meaning was “to not consent”.

Verb

 * 1) to consent (to something), to accept, to allow

title: 肯んずる


text:
marinbiolog

Noun

 * 1) a marine biologist

title: marinbiolog


text:
oceanograf

Etymology

 * compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬..

Noun

 * 1) oceanographer

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1) oceanographer

Noun

 * 1) an oceanographer

title: oceanograf


text:
giratore

Noun

 * 1) gyrator (electrical device)

title: giratore


text:
marinbiologi

Noun

 * 1) marine biology

title: marinbiologi


text:
Appendix talk:Proto-Balto-Slavic/źombos, *žambas

Smoczyński's reconstruction of Proto-Balto-Slavic makes no distinction between *ś and *š, they are both *š to him, and he writes *ž accordingly. Since it makes no sense to fit the reconstructions of one proto-language system to another, I'm moving the page back. --Ivan Štambuk (talk) 16:17, 20 October 2013 (UTC)


text:
giubato

Adjective

 * 1) maned

Noun

 * 1) a thick horse's mane

title: giubato


text:
wobrośiś

Etymology

 * compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, and 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) turn change the direction or orientation of
 * 2)  turn change one’s direction of travel

Derived terms

 * pśiwobrośiś se
 * pśiwobrośiś se
 * pśiwobrośiś se

title: wobrośiś


text: frugola

title: frugola


text: frugoli

title: frugoli


text: frugole

title: frugole


text: galluresi

title: galluresi


text: gattinaresi

title: gattinaresi


text: giubata

title: giubata


text: giubati

title: giubati


text: giubate

title: giubate


text: gancini

title: gancini


text: garbuglioni

title: garbuglioni


text: garigli

title: garigli


text: gasdinamiche

title: gasdinamiche


text: gasindi

title: gasindi


text:
gastrodinie

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) gastrodynia

title: gastrodinie


text: gazometri

title: gazometri


text: georeferenziazioni

title: georeferenziazioni


text: germinelli

title: germinelli


text: gerotrofi

title: gerotrofi


text: giave

title: giave


text: giazzisti

title: giazzisti


text: gibigianne

title: gibigianne


text:
gimnofobie

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) gymnophobia

title: gimnofobie


text: ginarchie

title: ginarchie


text:
ginecofobie

Etymology
. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) gynecophobia

title: ginecofobie


text: gingillini

title: gingillini


text: ginnasiarchi

title: ginnasiarchi


text: nitrerie

title: nitrerie


text: giogatici

title: giogatici


text: giovanezze

title: giovanezze


text: gioventudi

title: gioventudi


text: gioventudini

title: gioventudini


text: gioventuti

title: gioventuti


text:
giratori

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) revolving

title: giratori


text: Category:Lower Sorbian reflexive verbs

title: Category:Lower Sorbian reflexive verbs


text: Bauchi

title: Bauchi


text: Category:Nigeria

title: Category:Nigeria


text:
middle tilde

Noun

 * 1) A tilde that runs through a character halfway up instead of being placed above it.
 * The symbol ᵮ is a letter f with a middle tilde.

Translations

 * French:

title: middle tilde


text:
Kumiko

Etymology
Transliteration of and many other spellings. See.

Translations

 * French:
 * Japanese: 駒実子
 * Korean: ^쿠미코
 * Polish:
 * Spanish: Kumiko

Etymology
.

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Etymology
.

Etymology
.

title: Kumiko


text:
surcapitaliser

Verb

 * 1) to overcapitalize

title: surcapitaliser


text:
veiner

Noun

 * 1) A tool for cutting small decorative furrows in the surface of a piece of wood.
 * 2) A pastry mould used to create an impression in the shape of a veined leaf.

Verb

 * 1) to vein (streak with marks similar to veins)

title: veiner


text: atrevir

title: atrevir


text:
noçë

Etymology
. Possibly from an older *noshë, continuing, , with the affricatization of the original final fricative (cf. ~  etc.). Semantically close to 🇨🇬,, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  ankle
 * 2) snout, trunk latter for elephants

title: noçë


text:
līķis

Etymology
Borrowed from (cf. 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬), more specifically from the version of Baltic (Low) German spoken in Latvia in the 18th century, when the first recorded attestations occur. Previously, only its synonym was used to express this meaning.

Noun

 * 1) dead body, corpse the body of a dead person

title: līķis


text:
en líneas generales

Adverb

 * 1)  generally speaking

title: en líneas generales


text: līķi

title: līķi


text: līķī

title: līķī


text: līķa

title: līķa


text:
njeh

Etymology 1
From, from. Cognate to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬,. More and more replaced by the loanword.

Verb

 * 1) to count, consider

Etymology 2
From earlier, from Early , from an intermediate stage , from.

title: njeh


text:
mosca muerta

Noun

 * 1)  two-faced cow, two-faced bitch
 * 2) (in phrase hacerse la mosquita muerta) to look like butter wouldn't melt in someone's mouth
 * 1) (in phrase hacerse la mosquita muerta) to look like butter wouldn't melt in someone's mouth

title: mosca muerta


text:
envanecer

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to make (someone) proud
 * 2)  to become vain or conceited
 * 3)  to grow proud of

title: envanecer


text:
en un santiamén

Adverb

 * 1)  in a jiffy

title: en un santiamén


text:
sandio

Adjective

 * 1) foolish

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to sand

title: sandio


text:
sobrepastoreo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) overgrazing

title: sobrepastoreo


text: līķim

title: līķim