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Term Definition
AAH v. to express surprise
AAL n. an East Indian shrub
AAS plural of AA n. rough lava
ABA n. an outer garment worn by Arabs
ABB n. a textile yarn
ABO n. an aboriginal
ABS plural of AB n. an abdominal muscle
ABY v. to pay as a penalty
ACE v. to play a winning serve in tennis
ACH interj. (Scots.) expressing impatience
ACT v. to do in a specified way
ADD v. to make an addition
ADO n. a bustle or fuss
ADS plural of AD n. an advertisement
ADZ n. a cutting tool (also ADZE)
AFF adv. off
AFT prep. behind; near stern of a vessel
AGA n. a Turkish commander
AGE v. to grow old (pr.p. also AGEING)
AGO adv. in the past; since
AGS plural of AG n. agriculture
AHA interj. expressing surprise or triumph
AHI n. a tuna
AHS present tense of AH v. to exclaim "ah" in delight"
AIA n. an Indian nurse-maid
AID v. to help
AIL v. to be indisposed
AIM v. to point or direct
AIN n. a Hebrew letter
AIR v. to make opinions known publicly
AIS plural of AI n. a three-toed sloth
AIT n. a small island
AKA n. a NZ vine
AKE v. (obs.) to ache
ALA n. an outgrowth on a fruit
ALB n. a priest's long, white vestment
ALE n. a kind of beer
ALF n. an uncultivated Australian
ALL n. the whole; everything & everyone
ALP n. a mountain
ALS plural of AL n. an East Indian tree
ALT n. a high tone
AMA n. a maid (also AMAH)
AMI n. a friend
AMP n. ampere or amplifier
AMU n. a unit of mass
ANA n. a collection of anecdotes
AND n. the "&" symbol; something added"
ANE n. (Scots.) one
ANI n. a tropical American bird
ANN n. a payment to a parish minister's window
ANT n. an insect
ANY adj. some; whichever
APE v. to imitate
APO n. a protein
APP n. an application program
APT v. (obs.) to adapt
ARB n. an arbitrageur, a share trader
ARC v. to form an arc
ARD n. a primitive plough
ARE n. a unit of metric land measure
ARF n. a barking sound
ARK v. to place in an ark
ARM v. to provide with weapons
ARS plural of AR n. the letter "R""
ART n. the creation of works of beauty
ARY adj. (dial.) any
ASH v. to reduce to ash
ASK v. to request, inquire or invite
ASP n. a venomous snake
ASS n. a long haired horse-like animal
ATE n. a reckless ambition
ATT n. a Laotian monetary unit (pl. ATT)
AUA n. a NZ fish
AUE an exclamation of pain
AUF n. an elf's child
AUK n. a type of sea-bird
AVA n. an aromatic plant of the pepper family
AVE n. a prayer to the Virgin Mary
AVO n. a monetary unit of Macao
AWA adv. (Scots.) away
AWE v. to strike with awe
AWL n. a pointed tool for boring
AWN v. to shelter with an awning
AXE v. to chop or cut down
AYE n. a "yes" vote (also AY)"
AYS the plural of AY n. a "yes" vote"
AYU n. a small edible fish
AZO adj. containing nitrogen
BAA v. to bleat as a sheep
BAC n. short for baccalaureate
BAD n. something that is evil
BAG v. to put in a pouch or sack
BAH interj. expressing disgust
BAL n. a balmoral shrub
BAM v. to hoax or cheat (n. BAMMER)
BAN v. to forbid or prohibit
BAP n. a large, flat bread roll
BAR v. to obstruct or prevent
BAS plural of BA n. (Egypt) the soul
BAT v. to strike a ball (n. BATTER)
BAY v. to bark or howl
BED v. to put in a sleeping area
BEE n. an insect that makes honey
BEG v. to ask for (n. BEGGAR)
BEL n. a measure of noise
BEN n. a mountain
BES n. a Hebrew Letter (plural BESES)
BET v. to wager (pa.t. also BETTED;
BEY n. a Turkish governor
BEZ n. the second tine of a deer's horn
BIB v. to tipple (n. BIBBER)
BID v. to make an offer
BIG v. (Scots.) to build; adj. large
BIN v. to place into a bin
BIO n. a short form of biography
BIS plural of BI n. a bisexual
BIT v. to curb or restrain
BIZ n. (slang) business
BOA n. a large constricting snake
BOB v. to move quickly up and down
BOD n. a person
BOG v. to sink
BOH interj. an exclamation used to startle someone (p
BOI n. a boyish lesbian
BOK n. a goat or antelope
BON adj. good
BOO v. to make a sound expressing disapproval or cont
BOP v. to dance to pop music
BOR n. (E. Anglia) a neighbour
BOS plural of BO n. (US) a man
BOT v. to cadge
BOW v. to bend down in greeting
BOX v. to put into a box; to fist fight
BOY v. to play (a female part) as a boy
BRA n. a brassiere
BRO n. (colloq.) brother
BRR interj. to show feeling cold (also BRRR)
BRU n. a friend
BUB n. (colloq.) a baby
BUD v. to produce buds (n. BUDDER)
BUG v. to annoy
BUM v. to loaf about (n. BUMMER);
BUN n. a sweet roll or cake
BUR v. to whisper hoarsely
BUS v. to travel by bus (pa.t. BUSED)
BUT v. to put forward as an objection
BUY v. to purchase (n. BUYER)
BYE n. a pass to the next round (of a competition, et
BYS plural of BY n. same as BYE
CAA v. to call
CAB v. to travel by taxi
CAD n. a dishonourable man
CAG n. a cagoule
CAM v. to whiten with camstone
CAN v. to store in a metallic cylinder
CAP v. to put a limit on something
CAR n. an automobile
CAT v. to vomit
CAW v. to cry as a crow (also KAW)
CAY n. a low islet
CEE n. the letter "C""
CEL n. celluloid
CEP n. a kind of edible mushroom
CHA n. tea
CHE pron. (dial.) I
CHI n. feminine of CHAL n. a fellow or person (also K
CID n. a chief, captain or hero
CIG n. short for cigarette
CIS adj. having certain atoms on the same side of the
CIT n. a dishonourable man
CLY v. to seize or steal
COB v. to strike
COD v. to make fun of (n. CODDER)
COG v. to con or cheat (n. COGGER)
COL n. a pass in a mountain range
CON v. to trick, or persuade by dishonest means
COO v. to make a sound like a dove
COP v. to capture
COR n. a Hebrew measure
COS n. a crisp, long-leaved lettuce
COT n. a small bed for a young child
COW v. to subdue
COX v. to direct a rowing crew
COY v. to caress
COZ n. short for cousin (pl. COZZES)
CRU n. a French vineyard
CRY v. to utter a sound of pain or grief
CUB v. to produce cubs
CUD n. food chewed again by a ruminating animal
CUE v. to give a signal
CUM adv. with the addition of
CUP v. to form into a cup shape
CUR n. a worthless mongrel dog
CUT v. to make an incision; to reduce
CUZ n. a cousin (pl. CUZZES)
CWM n. (Welsh) a valley
DAB v. to press gently (n. DABBER)
DAD v. to thump
DAE v. (Scots) same as DO to act (pa.t. DID, pr.p. DA
DAG v. to cut the dags off sheep
DAH n. a Burmese knife (also DA)
DAK n. in India, the mail or post
DAL n. a kind of Indian edible pea
DAM v. to blockade water flow
DAN n. a level of efficiency in Japanese combative sp
DAP v. to dip bait gently into water
DAS plural of DA(H) n. a Burmese knife
DAW v. to dawn
DAY n. the time when it is light
DEB n. (colloq.) a debutante
DEE v. to damn
DEF adj. excellent, brilliant
DEG v. to water (a plant)
DEI plural of DEUS n. (Latin) a god
DEL n. a mathematical symbol
DEN v. to retire to a lair
DEV n. a Hindu god (also DEVA)
DEW v. to moisten as with dew
DEX n. a sulfate used as a stimulant
DEY n. a former governor of Algiers
DIB v. to dip bait gently into water
DID past tense of DO v. to act
DIE v. to cut or shape with a die
DIF n. difference
DIG v. to excavate
DIM v. to make dim; adj. not bright
DIN v. to make a loud noise
DIP v. to immerse briefly; to lower
DIS v. to dismiss, put down (also DISS)
DIT v. (Scots.) to block
DIV n. an evil spirit of Persian mythology
DOB v. to inform on or betray
DOC n. a doctor
DOD v. to cut the hair of
DOE n. a female deer or rabbit
DOG v. to follow like a dog
DOH n. first musical note in a scale
DOL n. a unit of pain intensity
DOM n. a title given to certain monks
DON v. to put on (clothes, etc.)
DOO n. (Scots.) a dove or pigeon
DOP v. (obs.) to dip (n. DOPPER)
DOR v. to mock
DOS plural of DO n. first musical note in a scale (al
DOT v. to make a very small spot
DOW v. to be able
DOY n. a beloved person
DRY v. to reduce moisture; adj. not wet;
DSO n. a cross between a yak and a cow (also ZHO, ZO,
DUB v. to add sound effects to
DUD n. a reject
DUE v. (Shakesp.) to bestow a gift
DUG n. the nipple or udder of a mammal
DUH interj. an ironic response to a question
DUI a plural of DUO n. a pair of people
DUN adj. brownish; v. to press for payment
DUO n. a pair of people
DUP v. to undo
DUX n. a leader
DYE v. to stain with a colour
DZO n. a cross between a yak and a cow
DZO n. a cross between a yak and a cow (also ZO, (D)Z
EAN v. (Shakesp.) to give birth to
EAR v. to produce corn ears
EAS plural of EA n. a river
EAT v. to consume by mouth
EAU n. water (pl. EAUS, EAUX)
EBB v. to recede from the land
ECH v. (Shakesp.) to eke out (also ICH)
ECO n. ecology
ECU n. a European currency unit
EDH n. an old English letter (also ETH)
EDS plural of ED, education
EEK interj. expressing fright
EEL n. a snake-like fish
EEN plural of EE n. (Scots.) an eye
EFF v. a euphemism for fuck
EFS plural of EF n. the letter "F""
EFT n. a newt
EGG v. to add eggs to (in cooking, etc.)
EGO n. the "I" or self"
EHS pr.t. of EH v. to say "eh" in query"
EIK v. (Scots.) to eke
EKE v. to add through great effort
ELD adj. old; n. old age
ELF v. (Shakesp.) to entangle hair
ELK n. a large deer
ELL n. a measure of length
ELM n. a tree with serrated leaves
ELS plural of EL n. the letter "L""
ELT n. a young sow
EME n. (obs.) an uncle
EMO n. a type of rock music
EMS plural of EM n. a printer's measure
EMU n. a flightless Australian bird
END v. to finish or close (n. ENDER)
ENE n. (dial.) an eve of an event
ENG n. a phonetic symbol
ENS n. an entity (pl. ENTIA)
EON n. an eternity (also AEON)
ERA n. a series of years; an age
ERE v. (obs.) to plough
ERF n. a South African garden plot
ERG n. a unit of work
ERK n. a slang word for aircraftsman
ERN v. an old spelling of earn
ERR v. to make a mistake
ERS n. the bitter vetch plant
ESS n. the letter "S" (also ES)"
EST n. a development programme
ETA n. a letter of the Greek alphabet
ETH n. an old English letter (also EDH)
EUK v. to itch (also EWK, YUKE, YOUK, YUCK)
EVE n. poetic word for EVENING
EVO n. evening
EWE n. a female sheep
EWK v. to itch (also EUK, YUKE, YOUK, YUCK)
EWT n. (arch.) a newt (salamander)
EXO adj. excellent
EYE v. to look at carefully
FAA v. to fall
FAB n. a fabrication, adj. fabulous
FAD n. a craze
FAE prep. from
FAG v. to work hard
FAH n. fourth musical note in a scale
FAN v. to cool, as with a fan
FAP adj. fuddled or drunk
FAR v. to remove to a distance
FAS plural of FA n. a musical note
FAT v. to make or grow fat
FAW n. a gypsy
FAX v. to send messages via a facsilime machine
FAY v. to clean out (also FEY)
FED n. (US slang) a federal agent
FEE v. to pay a fee to
FEG n. a segment of an orange
FEH n. a Hebrew coin (also PE, PEH)
FEM n. a passive homosexual
FEN n. low marshy land
FER prep. for
FES plural of FE, a letter
FET v. (obs.) to fetch
FEU v. to grant or hold land under Scottish feudal la
FEW adj. not many
FEY v. to clean out (also FAY)
FEZ n. a red brimless cap of wool or felt
FIB v. to tell a small lie (n. FIBBER)
FID n. a conical pin of hard wood
FIE interj. expressing disapproval
FIG v. to make an insulting gesture at
FIL n. the shaft of a vehicle
FIN v. to equip with fins
FIR n. a kind of conifer
FIT adj. healthy, suitable;
FIX v. to make firm, to arrange
FIZ same as FIZZ v. to make a hissing or sputtering s
FLU n. a short form of influenza
FLY v. to a hit a ball high into the air in baseball
FOB v. to deceive
FOE n. an enemy
FOG v. to be affected by fog
FOH n. an expression of disgust (also PHO)
FON v. to compel
FOP v. to deceive
FOR prep. in the place of; in favour of
FOU n. a bushel
FOX v. to act cunningly, to cheat
FOY n. an allegiance, loyalty
FRA n. (Italian) a brother, friar
FRO n. a hairstyle
FRY v. to cook in oil or fat
FUB v. to put off
FUD n. a rabbit or hare's tail
FUG v. to cause a hot, closed atmosphere
FUM n. a mythical Chinese bird (also FUNG)
FUN adj. enjoyable; v. to play, frolic
FUR v. to cover or coat with fur
GAB v. to chatter (n. GABBER)
GAD v. to wander about idly
GAE v. to go (pa.t. GAEN, GANE; pr.p GAUN, GAEING)
GAG v. to silence (n. GAGGER)
GAL n. a girl
GAM v. to join up in a school of whales
GAN v. to go
GAP v. to make a gap in
GAR v. (Scots.) to compel
GAS v. to poison with gas (pa.t.
GAS ED; pl. GASES, GASSES)
GAT n. a pistol
GAU n. a German political district of the Nazi regime
GAY n. a homosexual
GED n. a food fish
GEE v. to urge horses on
GEL v. to form a gelatinous substance
GEM v. to adorn with gems
GEN n. general information
GEO n. a gully or creek (also GIO, GOE)
GET v. to obtain
GEY adv. (Scots.) considerable
GHI n. clarified butter (also GHEE)
GIB v. to fasten with a wedge-shaped piece of metal
GID n. a sheep disease
GIE v. (Scots.) to give (pa.p. GIEN, pr.p GIEING)
GIF conj. (obs.) if
GIG v. to play a gig
GIN v. to process cotton (n. GINNER)
GIO n. a gully or creek (also GOE, GEO)
GIP v. to swindle (also GYP; n. GIPPER)
GIS plural of GI n. a karate costume
GIT n. a stupid person
GJU n. a type of violin used in Shetland (also GU, GU
GNU n. an African antelope
GOA n. a Tibetan gazelle
GOB v. to spit
GOD v. to deify
GOE n. a gully or creek (also GEO, GIO)
GON n. a geometrical grade
GOO n. a sticky substance
GOR interj. used as a mild oath
GOS plural of GO n. a checker game
GOT past tense of GET v. to obtain