Word |
Lists |
Definition |
did |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
past tense of do |
die |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to cut with a die (a device for shaping material) |
die |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to cease living |
dif |
TWL98 |
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dig |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to break up, turn over, or remove earth |
dim |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
obscure |
dim |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to make dim |
din |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to make a loud noise |
dip |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to immerse briefly into a liquid |
dis |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to insult or criticize |
dit |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
a dot in Morse code |
doc |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
doctor |
doe |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
a female deer |
dog |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to follow after like a dog (a domesticated, carnivorous mammal) |
dol |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
a unit of pain intensity |
dom |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
a title given to certain monks |
don |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to put on |
dor |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
a black European beetle |
dos |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
the first tone of the diatonic musical scale |
dot |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to cover with dots (tiny round marks) |
dow |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to prosper |
dry |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to make dry DRYABLE adj |
dry |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
a prohibitionist |
dry |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
having no moisture |
dub |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to confer knighthood on |
dud |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
a bomb that fails to explode |
due |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
something that is owed |
dug |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to break up, turn over, or remove earth |
dug |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
the teat or udder of a female mammal |
duh |
TWL98 |
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dui |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
pl. of duo |
dun |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to make demands upon for payment of a debt |
dun |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
of a dull brown color |
duo |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
or DUI an instrumental duet |
dup |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to open |
dye |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to treat with a dye (a coloring matter) |
ear |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to form the fruiting head of a cereal |
eat |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to consume food |
eau |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
water |
ebb |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to recede |
ecu |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
an old French coin |
edh |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
an Old English letter |
eds |
TWL98 |
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eek |
TWL98 |
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eel |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
a snakelike fish |
eff |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
ef |
efs |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
the letter F |
eft |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
a newt |
egg |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to incite or urge |
ego |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
the conscious self |
eke |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to supplement with great effort |
eld |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
old age |
elf |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
a small, often mischievous fairy ELFLIKE adj |
elk |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
a large deer |
ell |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
the letter L |
elm |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
a deciduous tree |
els |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
an elevated railroad or train |
eme |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
an uncle |
emf |
OSPD3 |
a difference in electric potential |
ems |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
the letter M |
emu |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
a large, flightless bird |
end |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to terminate |
eng |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
a phonetic symbol |
ens |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
the letter N |
ens |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
an entity |
eon |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
an indefinitely long period of time |
era |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
an epoch |
ere |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
previous to; before |
erg |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
a unit of work or energy |
ern |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
erne |
err |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to make a mistake |
ers |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
ervil |
ess |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
the letter S |
eta |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
a Greek letter |
eth |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
edh |
eve |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
evening |
ewe |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
a female sheep |
eye |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to watch closely EYEABLE adj |
eye |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
or EYNE the organ of sight |
fab |
TWL98 |
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fad |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
a practice or interest that enjoys brief popularity |
fag |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to make weary by hard work |
fan |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to cool or refresh with a fan (a device for putting air into motion) |
far |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
at or to a great distance |
fas |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
the fourth tone of the diatonic musical scale |
fat |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
having an abundance of flesh |
fat |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to make fat |
fax |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to transmit and reproduce by electronic means |
fay |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to join closely |
fed |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
a federal agent |
fee |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to pay a fee (a fixed charge) to |
feh |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
peh |
fem |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
a passive homosexual |
fen |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
a marsh |
fer |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
for |
fes |
TWL98 |
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fet |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to fetch |
feu |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
to grant land to under Scottish feudal law |
few |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
amounting to or consisting of a small number |
fey |
OSPD3,TWL98 |
crazy FEYLY adv |