The Anglish Wordbook

WORD	MEANING	KIND
a	᛫ per ᛫	P
a	᛫ ( for verbs denotes away , out , up , on ) ᛫ ( for nouns denotes in , on , at ) ᛫	PREFIX
aback	᛫ by surprise ᛫ backward ᛫	AV
abaft	᛫ toward or at the stern ᛭ to the rear of ᛫ toward the stern ᛫	AV᛭P
abboten	᛫ an abbess ᛫	N
abbotric	᛫ an abbacy ᛫	N
abbotship	᛫ abbacy ᛫	N
abide	᛫ to act in accordance with ᛫ to remain ᛫ to wait ᛫ to wait for ᛫ to await ᛫ to persist ᛫ to reside ᛫ to face ( in combat etc ) ᛫	V
abiding	᛫ enduring ᛫ continuing ᛫	AJ
abidinghouse	᛫ an almshouse ᛫ a poorhouse ᛫	N
abite	᛫ to bite to death ᛫	V
abode	᛫ a place of residence ᛫ residence ᛫ a stay ᛫ a sojourn ᛫	N
about	᛫ around ᛭ around ᛫ surrounding ᛫ in the vicinity of ᛫ approximately ᛫ regarding ᛫ concerned with ᛫	AV᛭PREP
aboveboard	᛫ transparent ( as in not hidden ) ᛫ legitimate and in the open ᛭ openly and legitimately ᛫	AJ᛭AV
abraid	᛫ to move violently ᛫ to burst forth ᛫ to start up ᛫ to awake ᛫	V
abreast	᛫ to make parallel ᛫ to inform ᛭ informed ᛫ up to speed ᛭ parallel ᛫ alongside ᛫ in touch ᛫ up with ᛫	V᛭AJ᛭P
abreethe	᛫ to degenerate ᛫ to deteriorate ᛫	V
abrirdness	᛫ contrition ᛫ compunction ᛫	N
abroad	᛫ in or to a foreign country ᛫ away from home ᛫ in different directions ᛫	AV
abrothen	᛫ degenerate ᛫	AJ
abrothenness	᛫ degeneracy ᛫	N
abuy	᛫ to suffer a penalty ᛫ to atone ᛫ to pay for something ᛫	V
achar	᛫ ajar ᛫	AV
ache	᛫ a continuous dull pain ᛭ to suffer from a dull pain ᛫ to yearn ᛫	N᛭V
achesoothing	᛫ anodyne ᛫	AJ
ack	᛫ but ᛫ however ᛫ except ᛫	C
ackle	᛫ frightened ᛫ terrified ᛫	AJ
acknow	᛫ to recognize ᛫ to identify ᛫	V
acknowledge	᛫ to recognize something's validity existence presence or standing ᛫	V
acknowledging	᛫ acknowledgement ᛫	N
acornshell	᛫ a stalkless barnacle ᛫	N
acost	᛫ proven ᛫ tried and true ᛫ tested ᛫	AJ
acover	᛫ to regain something ᛫ to recover ᛫ to revive ᛫ to regain consciousness ᛫	V
acovering	᛫ recovery ᛫	N
acre	᛫ an English unit of land area ( 4840 square yards ) ᛫	N
acrechurl	᛫ a farmer of the churl class ᛫ a ploughman of the churl class ᛫	N
acreman	᛫ a husbandman ᛫ a ploughman ᛫ a farmer [ᚹ] ᛫	N
acretilth	᛫ agriculture ᛫	N
addeem	᛫ to declare or determine , esp judicially ᛫ to adjudge ᛫	V
adder	᛫ a viper ᛫	N
adderbiter	᛫ an ichneumon ᛫ an Egyptian mongoose ᛫ a mongoose [ᚹ] ᛫	N
adderbolt	᛫ a dragonfly ᛫	N
adderkin	᛫ a Serpentes animal ? ᛫	N
adderwort	᛫ a Persicaria bistorta plant ᛫	N
addle	᛫ liquid filth ᛭ to confuse ᛫ to muddle ᛭ putrid ᛫ rotten ᛫ idle ᛫ vain ᛫ unsound ᛫	N᛭V᛭AJ
addle	᛫ to earn ᛫ to gain ᛫ to procure ᛫ to save up money ᛫ to grow ᛫ to thrive ᛫ to flourish ᛫ to yield fruit ᛫	V
addled	᛫ confused ᛫	AJ
adle	᛫ illness ᛫ ailment ᛫ disease ᛫	N
ado	᛫ to do away with ᛫ to take away ᛫ subtract ᛫ to remove ᛫	V
ado	᛫ trouble ᛫ difficulty ᛫ fuss ᛫ bustling activity ᛫	N
adread	᛫ frightened ᛫ terrified ᛫ scared ᛫ afraid ᛫	AJ
adrench	᛫ to drown ᛫ to sink ᛫ to overwhelm ᛫ to suffocate ᛫	V
adwash	᛫ to extinguish ᛫ to blot out ᛫ to delete ᛫ to quench ᛫	V
afar	᛫ at a distance ᛫	AV
afear	᛫ to frighten ᛫ to terrify ᛫	V
afeared	᛫ frightened ᛫ terrified ᛫ afraid ᛫	AJ
Affer	᛫ an African ᛫	N
afford	᛫ to be able to pay for ᛫ to provide ᛫	V
afield	᛫ in a field ᛫ to a field ᛫ away from home ᛫ off-topic ᛫	AV
afire	᛫ to castrate ᛫	V
afired	᛫ a eunuch ᛫ a castrated animal ᛫	N
afoot	᛫ in action ᛫ in process ᛫ in the area ᛫	AV
afore	᛫ before ᛫ in front of ᛫ opposite ᛫	AV&P
aforesaid	᛫ aforementioned ᛫	AJ
aforetime	᛫ the past ᛭ past ᛫ previous ᛫	N᛭AJ
aforetimes	᛫ in the past ᛫ previously ᛫	AV
afoul	᛫ into conflict or difficulty with ᛫	AV
afrain	᛫ to question ᛫	V
Africk	᛫ Africa ᛫	N(P)
aft	᛫ a stern of a vessel ᛭ located at the back of a vehicle ᛭ at near or towards a vessel's stern ᛫	N᛭AJ᛭AV
after	᛫ post- ᛫	PREFIX
afterbear	᛫ a descendant ᛫	N
afterbirth	᛫ a placenta ᛫	N
afterborn	᛫ posthumous ( born after father's death ) ᛫	AJ
afterbrain	᛫ a myelencephalon ᛫	N
aftercomer	᛫ a successor ᛫	N
aftercoming	᛫ a sequel ᛫ a consequence ᛫ a result ᛭ succeeding ᛫	N᛭AJ
afterdeal	᛫ a disadvantage ᛫	N
afterdeath	᛫ post-mortem ᛫	AJ
afterdoomsday	᛫ post-apocalyptic ᛫	AJ
afterganger	᛫ a follower ᛫ a successor ᛫	N
afterhand	᛫ subsequently ᛫	AV
afterling	᛫ an after follower ᛫ a descendant ᛫	N
Afterlithe	᛫ July ᛫	N(P)
aftermath	᛫ consequences ( usually of something bad ) ᛫	N
aftermidday	᛫ afternoon ᛫	N
afters	᛫ dessert ᛫ sweets ᛫ the last course of a meal ᛫	N
afterspeak	᛫ to claim ( possession ) ᛫	V
afterspeech	᛫ a claim ( of possession ) ᛫	N
aftertime	᛫ the future ᛫	N
afterword	᛫ an epilogue ᛫ a postscript ᛫	N
Afteryule	᛫ January ᛫	N(P)
againbite	᛫ remorse ᛫	N
againbuy	᛫ to ransom ᛫	V
against	᛫ versus ᛫ contrary to ᛫ in opposition to ᛫	P
agame	᛫ in jest ᛫ jestingly ᛫ playfully ᛫	AV
aghast	᛫ horrified ᛫ shocked ᛫	AJ
agin	᛫ to commence ᛫	V
ago	᛫ to proceed ᛫ to pass ( to go by ) ᛫ to pass away ᛫ to die ᛫ to elapse ᛫ to come to pass ᛫ to travel ᛫ to move ᛫ to depart ᛫	V
agone	᛫ past ᛫	AJ
agraith	᛫ to make ready ᛫ prepare ᛫ to dress a wound ᛫ to adorn ᛫ to embellish ᛫	V
agraithing	᛫ embellishment ᛫ ornament ᛫	N
ahap	᛫ fitting ᛫ suitable ᛫	AJ
aheave	᛫ to heave up ᛫ to raise ᛫ to erect ᛫ to elevate ᛫ to exalt ᛫	V
ahir	᛫ to imitate ᛫ to emulate ᛫ to simulate ᛫	V
ahirring	᛫ imitation ᛫ emulation ᛫ simulation ᛫	N
ail	᛫ ailment ᛭ to make suffer ᛫ to trouble ᛫ to pain ᛭ troublesome ᛫ painful ᛫	N᛭V᛭AJ
airt	᛫ a direction ᛫ a guidance ᛭ to direct ᛫ to guide ᛫	N᛭V
ait	᛫ a small island ᛫ an eyot ᛫ an islet ᛫	N
akin	᛫ related ᛫	AJ
alack	᛫ alas ! ᛫	I
albeit	᛫ though ᛫	C
Albert Mere	᛫ Lake Albert ᛫	N(P)
alder	᛫ a parent ᛫ an ancestor ᛫ an elder ᛫ a chief ᛫ a leader ᛫ a ruler ᛫	N
alderbishop	᛫ an archbishop ᛫	N
alderborough	᛫ a metropolis ᛫	N
alderdeemer	᛫ a supreme court judge ᛫	N
alderdom	᛫ authority ᛫ eldership ᛫ magistracy ᛫ principality ᛫	N
alderman	᛫ an elected member of a city council ᛫ a baillie ᛫	N
aleater	᛫ an omnivore ᛫	N
aleconner	᛫ an official charged with tasting and testing ale and beer ᛫	N
alee	᛫ on the lee side of a ship ᛫	AV
aleese	᛫ to save ᛫ to deliver ᛫ to redeem ᛫	V
aleesedness	᛫ salvation ᛫ deliverance ᛫ redemption ᛫	N
alehouse	᛫ a bar ᛫ a tavern ᛫ a pub ( public house ) ᛫	N
aleknight	᛫ a man who drinks alcohol ᛫	N
alewife	᛫ a woman who keeps an alehouse ᛫	N
alfather	᛫ an epithet used for a head god ᛫	N
alight	᛫ to descend ᛫ to exit ᛫ to dismount ᛫ to disembark ᛫	V
alighten	᛫ enlighten ᛫ illuminate ᛫	V
alike	᛫ similar ᛭ similarly ᛫	AJ᛭AV
alkin	᛫ of every kind ᛫ universal ᛫	AJ
alknowing	᛫ omniscient ᛫	AJ
alknowingness	᛫ omniscience ᛫	N
all	᛫ omni- ᛫	PREFIX
all	᛫ entirely ᛫ totally ᛫ completely ᛫	AV
all told	᛫ in total ᛫	P
allay	᛫ to calm down ᛫ to lull ᛫ to pacify ᛫ to alleviate ᛫ to abate ᛫ to mitigate ᛫ to subside ᛫	V
allings	᛫ entirely ᛫ sufficiently ᛫	AV
allness	᛫ totality ᛫ universality ᛫	N
allot	᛫ to appoint ᛫ to assign ᛫	V
allow	᛫ aloe ᛫	N
allow	᛫ to defend ᛫	V
ally	᛫ of all ᛫ universal ᛫ catholic ᛫	AJ
Almannish	᛫ Alemannic speech ᛭ Alemannic ᛫	N᛭AJ
almight	᛫ omnipotence ᛫	N
almighty	᛫ omnipotent ᛫	AJ
almsful	᛫ charitable ᛫	AJ
almsman	᛫ a taker of alms ᛫ a beggar ᛫ a giver of alms ( an almoner ) ᛫	N
aloft	᛫ at to or in the air ᛫ above ᛫ up ᛫	AV
aloneness	᛫ solitude ᛫	N
along of	᛫ because of ᛫	P
aloom	᛫ frequently ᛫	AV
alow	᛫ low down ᛭ below ᛫	AV᛭P
alse	᛫ totally ᛫ entirely ᛫	AV
alseeing	᛫ omnipercipient ᛫	AJ
alsuch	᛫ exactly ᛫ just ᛫ exactly as ᛫ just as ᛫	AV
altew	᛫ sound ᛫ healthy ᛫	AJ
altheedish	᛫ international ᛫	AJ
alther	᛫ ( modifies an adjective's superlative form in a way similar to the " very " in " very best " ) ᛫	PREFIX
altogether	᛫ completely ᛫ totally ᛫ in total ᛫ in general ᛫ for the most part ᛫ overall ᛫	AV
alway	᛫ perpetually ᛫ continually ᛫	AV
alwhere	᛫ everywhere ᛫	AV
amain	᛫ with all one's might ᛫ with full speed ᛫ in great haste ᛫ to a high degree ᛫	AV
amaze	᛫ to astonish ᛫	V
amazedness	᛫ amazement ᛫	N
amber	᛫ a bucket ᛫	N
amid	᛫ during ᛭ in the middle of ᛫	AV᛭P
amind	᛫ memory ᛫ a memory ᛫ a recollection ᛫	N
amiss	᛫ faulty ᛫ out of order ᛫ wrong ᛭ wrongly ᛫ astray ᛫	AJ᛭AV
anclee	᛫ an ankle ᛫	N
and	᛫ an ampersand ( & or ⁊ ) ᛫	N
and	᛫ ( denotes return action ) ᛫	PREFIX
and so forth	᛫ et cetera ᛫	N
andestone	᛫ andesite ᛫	N
andet	᛫ to confess ᛫	V
andetter	᛫ a confessor ᛫	N
andeven	᛫ a quality ᛫ a quantity ᛫ an extent ᛫ a capacity ᛫ an amount ᛫ a proportion ᛫	N
anent	᛫ concerning ᛫	P
anew	᛫ to restore to an original state ᛫	V
ang	᛫ vexation ᛫ trouble ᛭ vexed ᛫ troubled ᛫	N᛭AJ
ang	᛫ ( denotes tightness and vexation ) ᛫	PREFIX
angbreast	᛫ a tight vexation of the breast ᛫ asthma ᛫	N
angetful	᛫ sensible ᛫ intelligible ᛫	AJ
angetfully	᛫ sensibly ᛫ intelligibly ᛫	AV
angetless	᛫ senseless ( as in lacking sensation ) ᛫ senseless ( as in irrational , nonsensical , or foolish ) ᛫	AJ
angettle	᛫ intelligent ᛫ sensible ᛫ discerning ᛫	AJ
angetty	᛫ sensational ( as in sensory ) ᛫ sensible ᛫	AJ
angmood	᛫ anxiety ᛫ a vexed mood ᛫	N
angness	᛫ anxiety ᛫ distress ᛫	N
angsome	᛫ troublesome ᛫	AJ
anker	᛫ an anchorite ᛫ an anchoret ᛫	N
ankerman	᛫ an anchorman ᛫	N
anklebone	᛫ a tarsal ᛫	N
anlet	᛫ a face ᛫ an appearance ᛫	N
anletbone	᛫ a facial bone ᛫	N
anlikeness	᛫ an image ᛫ a figure ᛫ resemblance ᛫ a model ᛫	N
anneal	᛫ to ignite ᛫ to inflame ᛫ to incite ᛫ to temper through heating ᛫	V
anon	᛫ instantly ᛫ immediately ᛫	AV
anothergates	᛫ a different kind of ᛫	AJ
anqueath	᛫ a response ᛫ an answer ᛫ a reply ᛭ to respond ᛫ to answer ᛫ to reply ᛫	N᛭V
ansaker	᛫ a denier ᛫ a renouncer ᛫ an apostate ᛫ an opposer ᛫	N
ansen	᛫ a face ᛫ a countenance ᛫ an aspect ᛫ a form ᛫ a figure ᛫ an appearance ᛫	N
ansenstone	᛫ a fossil ᛫	N
antem	᛫ an anthem ᛫	N
antimber	᛫ matter ( mass noun ) ᛫ material ( mass noun ) ᛫ substance ( mass noun ) ᛫ a theme ? ᛫ a topic ? ᛫ a subject ? ᛫	N
anvil	᛫ an incus ( bone ) ᛫	N
anward	᛫ present ᛫ current ᛫ contemporary ᛫ in one's presence ᛫	AJ
anward tide	᛫ the present tense ᛭ of the present tense ᛫	N᛭AJ
anwarden	᛫ to make present ᛫ to update ᛫ to modernize ᛫	V
anwardening	᛫ an update ᛫ modernization ᛫	N
anword	᛫ an answer ᛭ to answer ᛫	V
anwork	᛫ matter ᛫ material ᛫ substance ᛫	N
anyet	᛫ perception ᛫ sensation ᛫ understanding ᛫ a sense ( such as sight ) ᛫ an explanation ᛫ sense ( as in make sense ) ᛫	N
anywise	᛫ in any way or manner ᛫	AV
ape	᛫ a Hominoid animal ( an ape ) ᛫ a Simian animal ( a monkey ) ᛭ to imitate ᛫	N᛭V
apebear	᛫ a koala ᛫	N
apebreadtree	᛫ a baobab ᛫	N
apefox	᛫ a Didelphimorphia animal ( a possum , an opossum ) ᛫	N
apely	᛫ simian ᛫	AJ
aper	᛫ a copycat ᛫ an imitator ᛫	N
appleleaf	᛫ a Viola plant ( a violet ) ᛫	N
applewine	᛫ apple cider ᛫	N
aquine	᛫ to dwindle away ? ᛫	V
Araby	᛫ Arabia ᛫	N(P)
arade	᛫ instructed ᛫ skilled ᛫ expert ᛫ educated ᛫	AJ
aread	᛫ to guess ᛫ to conjecture ᛫ to form or render an opinion ᛫ to estimate ᛫ to interpret ᛫	V
areading	᛫ an ordinance ᛫ a decree ᛫	N
argh	᛫ timid ᛫ cowardly ᛫ pusillanimous ᛫	AJ
arghness	᛫ cowardice ᛫	N
arise	᛫ to emerge ᛫ to become apparent ᛫ to come into being ᛫	V
arisen	᛫ proper ᛫ fitting ᛫ seemly ᛫	AJ
arist	᛫ an arising ᛫ the rising of the sun ᛫	N
arkenstone	᛫ a precious stone ᛫ a jewel ᛫	N
arm	᛫ poor ᛫ unwealthy ᛫ pitiful ᛫ indigent ᛫	AJ
armbigh	᛫ a bracelet for wearing on an arm ᛫ an armlet ᛫	N
armbone	᛫ a humerus ᛫	N
armcary	᛫ sad ᛫ miserable ᛫	AJ
Armeny	᛫ Armenia ᛫	N(P)
arming	᛫ a poor creature ᛫ a wretch ᛫	N
armth	᛫ poverty ᛫	N
arose	᛫ to lay open ᛫ to discover ᛫ to try ( to put to a test ) ᛫	V
arown	᛫ a mystery ᛫ a sacrament ᛫ mysterium ᛫	N
arrowblaster	᛫ an arbalest ( an arbalist , an arbelest )	N
arrowmaker	᛫ a fletcher ᛫	N
arse	᛫ a derrière ᛫ a posterior ᛫	N
arsefoot	᛫ a Podicipedidae bird ( a grebe ) ᛫	N
arseling	᛫ backwards ᛫	AV
arsetril	᛫ an anus ᛫	N
arveth	᛫ tribulation ᛫ affliction ᛫ trouble ᛫ labour ᛫ labour ( of pregnancy ) ᛫ toil ᛭ difficult ᛫	N᛭AJ
arveth	᛫ ( denotes difficulty and toil ) ᛫	PREFIX
arvethhield	᛫ ill-inclined ᛫ ill-natured ᛫	AJ
arvethly	᛫ with difficulty ᛫	AJ
arvethness	᛫ toil ᛫ hardship ᛫	N
arvethright	᛫ hard to correct ᛫	AJ
arvethrow	᛫ a difficult time ᛫ a time of tribulation ᛫	N
arvethsithe	᛫ a laborious journey ᛫ misfortune ᛫ calamity ᛫	N
arvethteachy	᛫ difficult to show ᛫ difficult to prove ᛫	AJ
as an aside	᛫ in passing ᛫ en passant ᛫	PHRASE
asake	᛫ to refuse to acknowledge a charge ᛫ to deny ᛫	V
aseen	᛫ evident ᛫ visible ᛫ apparent ᛫	AJ
aset	᛫ to appoint ᛫	V
Asey	᛫ Asia ᛫	N(P)
ash	᛫ ash ᛭ to turn to ash ᛫ to incinerate ᛫ to cremate ᛫	N᛭V
ashen	᛫ made from the ash tree ᛫ of or resembling ashes ᛫ pale ᛫	AJ
asher	᛫ an incinerator ᛫ a cremator ᛫ a crematory furnace ᛫ a cremation chamber ᛫	N
ashes	᛫ cremains ᛫	N
ashgrey	᛫ cinereous ᛫	AJ
ashhouse	᛫ a crematorium ᛫ a crematory ᛫	N
ashing	᛫ incineration ᛫ cremation ᛫	N
ashpan	᛫ an ashtray ᛫	N
aside	᛫ a digression ᛫	N
asit	᛫ to oppress ᛫ to occupy ᛫	V
asithe	᛫ a comrade ᛫	N
ask	᛫ a lizard ᛫	N
ask	᛫ a question ᛫ an inquiry ᛫ a request ᛭ to request ᛫ to inquire ᛫	N᛭V
askeel	᛫ a Halosauridae fish ( a halosaur ) ᛫	N
asker	᛫ a plaintiff ᛫ a prosecutor ᛫ a claimant ᛫	N
asker	᛫ a question mark ᛫	N
asking	᛫ questioning ᛫ inquiry ᛫ querying ᛫ petitioning ᛫ requesting ᛫ petition ᛫	N
askingly	᛫ interrogative ( grammar ) ᛫	AJ
aslake	᛫ to abate ᛫ to diminish ᛫ to moderate ᛫ to mitigate ᛫ to appease ᛫ to satisfy ᛫	V
asoothe	᛫ to prove ᛫ to confirm ᛫ to verify ᛫	V
aspen	᛫ a Populus tree [ᚹ] ᛫ a poplar ᛫ a cottonwood ᛫ an aspen ᛫	N
Assyrish	᛫ Assyrian ᛫	AJ(P)
Assyry	᛫ Assyria ᛫	N(P)
astir	᛫ to activate ᛫ to put in motion ᛭ active ᛫ in motion ᛫	AJ
astride	᛫ with legs on each side ᛭ with legs on each side of ᛫	AV᛭P
asunder	᛫ apart ᛫	AV
asunderhood	᛫ segregation ᛫ apartheid ᛫	N
asweeve	᛫ to calm down ᛫ to lull ᛫ to pacify ᛫ to appease ᛫ to put to rest ᛫ to soothe ᛫	V
at a braid	᛫ in a moment ᛫ momentarily ᛫	AV
at once	᛫ simultaneously ᛫ contemporaniously ᛫ equally ᛫ immediately ᛫ instantly ᛫ summarily ᛫	AV
at unset steven	᛫ unexpectedly ᛭ by chance ᛫	AV
atbraidingly	᛫ ablative ( grammar ) ᛫	AJ
atburst	᛫ to break away ᛫ to escape ᛫	V
atease	᛫ to tear ᛫ to tease ( as in to pull apart ) ᛫	V
atell	᛫ number ( grammatical term ) ᛫ a register ᛫ a catalogue ᛫ a catalog ᛭ to register ᛫ to catalog ᛫ to catalogue ᛫	N
atew	᛫ to appear ᛫ to display ᛫ to manifest ᛫	V
atfang	᛫ to claim lost or stolen property ᛫	V
atgo	᛫ to go away ᛫ to pass away ᛫	V
Athabasca Mere	᛫ Lake Athabasca ᛫	N(P)
athel	᛫ a noble ᛭ noble ᛫	N᛭AJ
athelborn	᛫ nobleborn ᛫ highborn ᛫ patrician ᛫	AJ
athelen	᛫ to ennoble ᛫	V
atheling	᛫ a noble ᛫ a prince ᛫	N
athelingen	᛫ a princess ᛫	N
athelkind	᛫ of noble kind or origin ᛫	AJ
athelly	᛫ nobly ᛫ elegantly ᛫	AV
athelman	᛫ a nobleman ᛫	N
athelness	᛫ nobility ᛫	N
athelwhite	᛫ a Leontopodium alpinum plant ᛫ edelweiss ᛫	N
athelwield	᛫ aristocracy ( the political system ) ᛫	N
atithe	᛫ to grant ᛫ to allow ᛫	V
atlast	᛫ finally ᛫ ultimately ᛫	AV
atle	᛫ terrible ᛫ horrible ᛫ dire ᛫ repulsive ᛫ ugly ᛫ hideous ᛫	AJ
atley	᛫ hideous ᛫ ugly ᛫	AJ
atone	᛫ to make amends ᛫	V
atsake	᛫ to deny ᛫ to abjure ᛫ to renounce ᛫ to repudiate ᛫ to disavow ᛫ to disown ᛫	V
atsammen	᛫ together ᛫	AV
atsit	᛫ to resist ᛫ to oppose ᛫	V
atstall	᛫ a station ᛫ a camp ᛫	N
atter	᛫ poison ᛫ venom ᛫ pus ᛭ to poison ᛫ to envenom ᛫	N
attercop	᛫ a spider ᛫	N
attercraft	᛫ the art of poisoning ᛫ wicked sorcery ᛫	N
atterdeer	᛫ a poisonous animal a venomous animal ᛫	N
atterling	᛫ a malicious person ᛫	N
atterloath	᛫ an antidote ᛫	N
attern	᛫ poisonous ᛫ venomous ᛫ cruel ᛫ ill-natured ᛫	AJ
attery	᛫ venomous ᛫ poisonous ᛫	AJ
Attle	᛫ Lazio ? ᛫ Italy ? ᛫	N(P)
Attler	᛫ a Latin ? ᛫ an Italian ? ᛫	N(P)
atwain	᛫ in two parts ᛫	AV
atween	᛫ between ᛫	P
atwind	᛫ to escape ᛫	V
atwist	᛫ substance ᛫	N
atwite	᛫ to attribute to ᛫ to charge ᛫ to blame ᛫	V
aught	᛫ property ᛫ possession ᛫	N
aught	᛫ anything ᛫	N
aught	᛫ deliberation ᛫ evaluation ᛫ meditation ᛭ to deliberate ᛫ to evaluate ᛫ to meditate on ᛫	N᛭V
Australia	᛫ Australia ᛫	N(P)
avel	᛫ power ᛫ strength ᛫	N
aver	᛫ vehement ᛫	AJ
awe	᛫ admiration tinged with fear ᛭ to inspire awe ᛫	N᛭V
awesome	᛫ incredible ᛫ awe-inspiring ᛫	AJ
awful	᛫ horrible ᛫	AJ
awin	᛫ strife ᛫ struggle ᛫ war ᛫ conflict ᛫	N
awk	᛫ perverse ᛫ sinister ᛫	AJ
awn	᛫ one of the slender bristles that terminate the glumes of the spikelet in some cereal and other grasses ᛫	N
awork	᛫ a fortress ᛫ a fort ᛫ a castle ᛫	N
awortwale	᛫ to uproot ᛫ to eradicate ᛫ to exterminate ᛫ to extirpate ᛫	V
awrack	᛫ wrecked ᛫ in ruins ᛫	AV
awry	᛫ contorted ᛫ twisted ᛫ bent ᛫ out of place ᛫ deviant ᛫ perverse ᛫	AJ
axe	᛫ an axe ᛫ a hatchet ᛭ to strike with an axe ᛫ to cancel ᛫ to cut down ᛫ to remove something ᛫	N᛭V
axle	᛫ an axis ᛫ a shoulder ᛫	N
axlespan	᛫ a crossbar ᛫ a crosspiece ᛫	N
ay	᛫ eternal ᛭ always ᛫ ever ᛫ continually ᛫	AJ᛭AV
ayen	᛫ re- ( in instances which denote a return to a person , place , state , or condition ) ᛫	PREFIX
ayen	᛫ again ᛫ against ᛫ in opposition to ᛫ in return ᛫ in exchange ᛭ in front of ᛫ against ᛫ in opposition to ᛫ as protection against ᛫	AV᛭P
ayenst	᛫ back again ᛭ against ᛭ facing ( an event ) ᛫ anticipating ᛫ expecting ᛫ in contrast with ᛫	AV᛭P᛭C
ayet	᛫ to perceive ᛫	V
Babilon	᛫ Babylon ᛫	N(P)
Babilony	᛫ Babylonia ᛫	N(P)
babish	᛫ infantile ᛫	AJ
babyhood	᛫ infancy ᛫	N
Babylonish	᛫ Babylonian ᛫	AJ(P)
back	᛫ to support ᛫ to sponsor ᛫	V
backbite	᛫ to talk maliciously about someone who is not present ᛫	V
backbone	᛫ the ridgebone ᛫ the spine ᛫	N
backen	᛫ to delay ᛫ to retard ᛫	V
backer	᛫ a supporter ᛫ a sponsor ᛫	N
backfriend	᛫ a friend who is secretly an enemy ᛫	N
backhanded	᛫ insincere ᛫ sarcastic ᛫	AJ
backleech	᛫ a physiatrist ᛫	N
backridgebone	᛫ a thoracic vertebra ᛫	N
backslide	᛫ to regress ᛫ to lapse morally or in the practice of religion ᛫	V
backstab	᛫ to attack someone unfairly in a deceitful and treacherous way ᛫ to betray ᛫	V
backstabber	᛫ a traitor ᛫ a betrayer ᛫	N
backward	᛫ retrograde ᛫ socially unsophisticated ᛫ socially barbaric ᛫	AJ
backwater	᛫ a remote place ᛫ water held back by an obstruction ᛭ to vacillate on a long-held position ᛫	N᛭V
backwoods	᛫ a woody countryside ᛫	N
badblood	᛫ feelings of ill will ᛫ a serious feud ᛫ an inherited immoral nature ᛫ a long-standing grudge ᛫	N
baddle	᛫ a hermaphrodite ᛫ an intersex person ᛫	N
badmouth	᛫ to disparage ᛫	V
badow	᛫ battle ᛫	N
bag	᛫ a sack ᛫	N
Baikal Mere	᛫ Lake Baikal ᛫	N(P)
bake	᛫ a baked good ᛫ a pie ᛫ pastry ᛭ to calcine ᛫	N᛭V
baked good	᛫ a piece of baked food ᛫ a pastry ᛫	N
bakehouse	᛫ a bakery ᛫	N
Baker Mere	᛫ Baker Lake ᛫	N(P)
bakern	᛫ a bakery ᛫	N
Balaton Mere	᛫ Balaton Lake ᛫	N(P)
bale	᛫ great evil ᛫ great woe ᛫ great sorrow ᛫	N
balecraft	᛫ the craft of evil magic ᛫	N
baleful	᛫ pernicious ᛫ forebodingly evil ᛫	AJ
balk	᛫ a ridge ᛫ a mound ᛫ an archery butt ᛫ a ridge left between furrows accidently ᛫ a blunder ᛫	N
balk	᛫ a hindrance ᛫ a check ᛫ a failure ᛭ to pass over ᛫ omit ᛫ to suddenly refuse ᛫	N᛭V
Balkash Mere	᛫ Lake Balkhash ᛫	N(P)
baller	᛫ a player of a ball game ( esp a basketball player ) ᛫ a wealthy and successful person who lives lavishly ᛫	N
ballock	᛫ a testicle ᛫	N
ballocks	᛫ testicles ᛫ nonsense ᛫	N
ballockwort	᛫ an Orchidaceae plant ( an orchid ) ᛫	N
Balt	᛫ a speaker of a Baltic language ᛫ a Lithuanian ᛫ a Latvian ᛫	N(P)
Baltland	᛫ the Baltic states ᛫ the Baltic land region ᛫	N(P)
ban	᛫ a proclamation ᛫ an edict ᛫ a decree ᛫ an ordinance ᛭ to summon ᛫ to assemble people [ᛏ] ᛫ to muster [ᛏ] ᛫ to rally [ᛏ] ᛫	N᛭V
bandog	᛫ a mastiff ᛫	N
bane	᛫ death ᛫ destruction ᛫ poison ᛫ a cause of misery ᛫ a murderer ᛫ a killer ᛫ a slayer ᛫	N
baneful	᛫ harmful ᛫ destructive ᛫ deadly ᛫ malignant ᛫ poisonous ᛫ venomous ᛫	AJ
banewort	᛫ an Atropa belladonna plant ( deadly nightshade ) ᛫	N
bangle	᛫ to fritter away ᛫ to squander ᛫ to waste ᛫	V
bank	᛫ an edge of a river lake or watercourse ᛫ an embankment ᛫	N
bare	᛫ unclothed ᛫ devoid of ᛫ basic and simple ᛫	AJ
barley moon	᛫ a full moon in August ᛫	N
barling	᛫ a pole ᛫ a beam ᛫ a rafter ᛫ a bar ᛫	N
barm	᛫ a bosom ᛫ a lap ᛫ one's possession ᛫	N
barm	᛫ beer froth ᛫ yeast ᛫ leaven ᛫ beer head ( the froth from pouring beer ) ᛫	N
barmcloth	᛫ an apron ᛫	N
barn	᛫ a child ᛫ a kid ᛫	N
barneken	᛫ pregnant ᛫	AJ
Barnick	᛫ the Bernicians ᛫	N(P)
Barnickrich	᛫ the Kingdom of Bernicia ᛫	N(P)
barnteam	᛫ offspring ᛫ lineage ᛫	N
barrow	᛫ a mountain ᛫ a hill ᛫ a mound ᛫	N
barrowlee	᛫ a Puma concolor animal ᛫ a cougar ᛫ a puma ᛫ a mountain lion ᛫ a catamount ᛫ a panther ᛫	N
barrowmouse	᛫ a marmot ᛫	N
barrowroose	᛫ a rhododendron ᛫	N
barton	᛫ a farmyard ᛫	N
Baskon	᛫ a Basque person ᛫	N(P)
Baskonland	᛫ Basque Country ᛫	N(P)
bass	᛫ a perch fish ᛫	N
bast	᛫ phloem ᛫ bast fiber ᛫ fiber ᛫ fibre ᛫	N
bat	᛫ a mace ᛫ a club ᛫ a cudgel ᛫ a bludgeon ᛫	N
batch	᛫ a group of like things ( esp baked goods ) ᛭ to group like things ᛫ to sort ᛫	N᛭V
batch	᛫ a stream ? ᛫ a brook ? ᛫ a valley ? ᛫	N
bate	᛫ to get better ᛫ to recover ᛫	V
baxter	᛫ a baker ᛫	N
Bayer	᛫ a Bavarian ᛫	N(P)
Bayerland	᛫ Bavaria ᛫	N(P)
baze	᛫ crimson ᛫ scarlet ᛫ a monarchist ᛭ of crimson hue ᛫ of scarlet hue ᛫	N᛭AJ
bazestone	᛫ topaz ᛫	N
be	᛫ to exist ᛫	V
beacon	᛫ a signal ᛫ an indication ᛭ to signal ᛫ to indicate ᛫	N᛭V
beaconer	᛫ a signaller ᛫ an indicator ᛫	N
bead	᛫ a prayer ᛫ a request ᛫	N
beadframe	᛫ an abacus ᛫	N
beadful	᛫ prayerful ᛫	AJ
beadle	᛫ prayerful ᛫ suppliant ᛫	AJ
beam	᛫ a long straight piece of timber ᛫ a tree ᛫ a ray ( of light etc ) ᛫	N
beamish	᛫ beaming with happy optimism ᛫	AJ
bean curd	᛫ tofu ᛫	N
bear	᛫ to carry ᛫ to endure ᛫ to give birth to ᛫	V
bearcat	᛫ a binturong ᛫	N
beardtongue	᛫ a Penstemon plant ᛫	N
bearen	᛫ a she-bear ᛫	N
bearer	᛫ a carrier ᛫ a bearer ᛫ a porter ᛫	N
bearing	᛫ relevance ᛫ posture ᛫ demeanour ᛫	N
bearings	᛫ a direction or a relative position ᛫	N
bearly	᛫ ursine ᛫	AJ
bearsear	᛫ a Primula auricula plant ( auricula ) ᛫	N
bearwort	᛫ a Meum athamanticum plant ( spignel , meum , baldmoney ) ᛫	N
beat	᛫ rhythm ᛫ a unit of rhythm ᛫	N
beat	᛫ to curb ᛫ to rein in ᛫ to restrain ᛫ to keep in check ᛫	V
beath	᛫ to foment ᛫ to heat ( esp unseasoned wood in order to straighten it ) ᛫	V
beaver moon	᛫ a full moon in November ᛫	N
bebathe	᛫ to suffuse ᛫	V
bebid	᛫ to command ᛫	V
becall	᛫ to accuse ᛫	V
beck	᛫ a commanding or summoning motion ᛫	N
beck	᛫ a brook ᛫ a small stream ᛫ a rivulet ᛫	N
beckon	᛫ to invite ᛫ to invite over ᛫ to summon ᛫ to gesture someone for their presence ᛫	V
beckoningly	᛫ indicative ( grammar ) ᛫	AJ
beclepe	᛫ to accuse ᛫ to charge against ᛫ to plead or appeal in court ᛫ to apply a term to ᛫	V
beclip	᛫ to surround ᛫ to encircle ᛫ to embrace ᛫ to clasp ᛫ to enclose ᛫ to contain ᛫ to envelope ᛫	V
becloud	᛫ to make obscure or muddled ᛫	V
becoming	᛫ looking good on someone ᛫ decorous ᛫ appropriate ᛫	AJ
bedder	᛫ a bed fellow ᛫	N
bedeal	᛫ to remove from ᛫ to release from ᛫ to deprive of ᛫	V
bedelve	᛫ to inter ᛫	V
bedesman	᛫ one who prays for another ᛫ a petitioner ᛫	N
bedfellow	᛫ a consort ᛫	N
bedight	᛫ to equip ᛫	V
bedip	᛫ to submerge ᛫	V
bedizen	᛫ to dress ( often in a vulgar or gaudy way ) [ᛏ] ᛫	V
bedoven	᛫ drenched ᛫ submerged ᛫	AJ
bedrock	᛫ a substratum ᛫	N
beds	᛫ hopscotch ᛫	N
bedsit	᛫ a one-room apartment serving as both bedroom and living room ᛫	N
bedwell	᛫ to dwell in ᛫ to inhabit ᛫	V
bee	᛫ a bracelet ᛫ a torque ᛫ an arm ring ᛫ an armlet ᛫ a finger ring ᛫ a collar ᛫ a necklace ᛫ a nose ring ᛫	N
bee	᛫ a social event ᛫ a gathering for a common purpose ᛫	N
beebread	᛫ pollen ᛫ ambrosia ᛫	N
beechurl	᛫ a beekeeper of the churl class ᛫	N
beechwheat	᛫ buckwheat ᛫	N
beed	᛫ a table ᛫	N
beedland	᛫ a tableland ᛫ a plateau ᛫	N
beehouse	᛫ an apiary ᛫	N
beek	᛫ to charter ᛫ to grant by book or by charter ᛫	V
beekeeper	᛫ an apiarist ᛫	N
beely	᛫ apian ᛫	AJ
beem	᛫ a trumpet ᛭ to sound with a trumpet ᛫	N᛭V
beemwood	᛫ a Cecropia peltata plant ( a trumpet-tree , a trumpet-bush , a bacano , a snakewood ) ᛫	N
beerlore	᛫ brewology ᛫	N
beership	᛫ a banquet with beer ᛫ convivium ᛫	N
beestings	᛫ a colostrum ( esp of a cow ) ᛫	N
beet	᛫ a boast threat or pledge to do a glorious deed ᛫	N
beet	᛫ to repair ᛫ to mend ᛫ to revive ᛫ to restore ᛫ to fix ᛫ to correct ᛫ to amend ᛫	V
beetle	᛫ to project ᛫ to overhang ᛫	V
beetle	᛫ a mallet ᛫ mallet carried on a plow for breaking large clods ᛫ a mace ᛫	N
befall	᛫ to happen ᛫ to happen to someone ᛫	V
befalling	᛫ a happening ᛫ an occurrence ᛫ an event ᛫ an instance of something ᛫	N
befasten	᛫ to fasten ᛫ to entrust ᛫	V
befile	᛫ to defile ᛫ to vandalize ᛫ to deflower ᛫	V
befoe	᛫ to become a foe of ᛫ to make a foe of someone ᛫	V
beforehand	᛫ in advance ᛫	AV
befoul	᛫ to make foul or dirty ᛫ to pollute ᛫	V
begale	᛫ to enchant ᛫ to charm ᛫	V
begang	᛫ a course ᛫ a passage ᛭ to commit ᛫ to practise a behaviour ᛫	N᛭V
beget	᛫ to produce ᛫ to create ᛫ to cause ᛫ to sire ᛫ to generate ᛫ to engender ᛫ to conceive ᛫	V
beget	᛫ to beget ᛫	V
begetter	᛫ a procreator ᛫	N
begetting	᛫ conception ᛫	N
beghast	᛫ to inspire ᛫ to amaze ᛫ to shock ᛫ to awe ᛫	V
bego	᛫ to cover ᛫ to ornament ᛫ to overtake ᛫	V
begod	᛫ to deify ᛫	V
begone	᛫ avaunt! ᛫	I
begreed	᛫ to blame ᛫ to charge ( with a crime ) ᛫ to accuse ( of a crime ) ᛫	V
begripe	᛫ to grip ᛫ to seize ᛫ to rebuke ᛫ to reprehend ᛫	V
begriprown	᛫ a logographic rune ᛫	N
behalf	᛫ the interests of a person group or principle ᛫ a representative of ᛫ one's stead ᛫	N
behaving	᛫ behavior ᛫ behaviour ᛫	N
behead	᛫ to decapitate ᛫	V
beheart	᛫ to enamour ᛫ ravish ᛫	V
Beheem	᛫ a Bohemian ᛫	N(P)
Beheemland	᛫ Bohemia ᛫	N(P)
beheeve	᛫ beneficial ᛫	AJ
behest	᛫ an order ᛫ a command ᛫	N
behight	᛫ to vow ᛫ to promise ᛫	V
behirn	᛫ to put in a corner ᛫ to store away ᛫	V
behither	᛫ on this side of ᛫	P
behold	᛫ to see ( something ) ᛫ to observe ᛫	V
beholden	᛫ owing obedience or a favour to something or someone ᛫	AJ
beholder	᛫ an observer ᛫	N
behoof	᛫ advantage ᛫ benefit ᛫	N
behoove	᛫ to benefit [ᛏ] ᛫ to suit [ᛏ] ᛫ to be proper for [ᛏ] ᛫	V
behooveful	᛫ expedient ᛫ beneficial ᛫ advantageous ᛫ profitable ᛫ suitable ᛫ proper ᛫ requisite ᛫	AJ
behoovely	᛫ expedient ᛫ beneficial ᛫ advantageous ᛫ profitable ᛫ suitable ᛫ proper ᛫ requisite ᛭ advantageously ᛫ profitably ᛫	AJ᛭AV
behote	᛫ a promise ᛫ a pledge ᛭ to promise ᛫ to pledge ᛫	N᛭V
being	᛫ existence ᛫ the nature of a being ᛫ an existing thing ᛫ essential nature ᛫ essence ᛫	N
beingless	᛫ non-existent ᛫	AJ
beknow	᛫ to know ᛫ to realize ᛫ to recognize ᛫ to acknowledge something as true ᛫	V
belap	᛫ to surround ᛫ to envelop ᛫	V
belatch	᛫ to catch ( like in a trap ) ᛫	V
belate	᛫ to retard ᛫ to slow ᛫ to slow down ᛫	V
belated	᛫ late ᛫ overdue ᛫	AJ
belay	᛫ to stop ᛫ to cancel (nautical) ᛫	V
belew	᛫ to betray ᛫	V
Belgia	᛫ Belgium ᛫	N(P)
belide	᛫ to cover ᛫	V
belie	᛫ to misrepresent ᛫ to give a false impression of ᛫	V
belight	᛫ to illuminate ᛫	V
belirt	᛫ to deceive ᛫ to beguile ᛫ to delude ᛫ to defraud ᛫ to cozen ᛫	V
belittle	᛫ to denigrate ᛫ to disparage ᛫	V
belive	᛫ to stay ᛫ to remain ᛫	V
bell	᛫ a bellow ᛭ to bellow ( generally used for stag during rutting time ) ᛫	N᛭V
bellglass	᛫ a cloche ᛫	N
bellhouse	᛫ a belfry ᛫	N
bellyache	᛫ to grumble ᛫	V
beload	᛫ to exculpate ᛫ to absolve ᛫ to acquit ᛫ to pardon ᛫	V
beltsaw	᛫ a bandsaw ᛫	N
bemean	᛫ to demean ᛫ to debase ᛫ to degrade ᛫	V
bemete	᛫ to compare ᛫	V
bemiddle	᛫ to mediate ᛫	V
bemiddling	᛫ mediation ᛫	N
bemoan	᛫ to complain ᛫ to complain about ᛫	V
ben	᛫ an injury ᛭ to injure ᛫	N᛭V
benchmark	᛫ a standard ( something others are compared to ) ᛫	N
bend	᛫ a bond ᛫ a band ᛫ a binding commitment ᛫ an obligation ᛫	N
bendsome	᛫ flexible ᛫ pliable ᛫	AJ
bene	᛫ a request to a god ᛫ an entreaty to a god ᛫ a prayer ᛫	N
benetide	᛫ prayer time ᛫	N
benim	᛫ to deprive ᛫	V
benorth	᛫ north of ᛫	P
benote	᛫ to use ᛫ to consume ᛫	V
bent	᛫ an inclination ᛭ sharply curved ᛫ dishonest ᛫ corrupt ᛫	N᛭AJ
Benthamish	᛫ of or pertaining to the utilitarianist doctrines of Jeremy Bentham ᛫	AJ(P)
Bentleyish	᛫ of or relating to American political scientist and philosopher Arthur Fisher Bentley ᛫	AJ(P)
bentmoon	᛫ a crescent moon ᛫	N
benumb	᛫ to deprive of physical or emotional feeling ᛫	V
bequeath	᛫ to give ( esp through a will ) ᛫	V
bequest	᛫ the act of giving through inheritance ᛫ a legacy ᛫ an inheritance ᛫	N
bere	᛫ barley ᛫	N
bere	᛫ -bearing ᛫	SUFFIX
bereave	᛫ to deprive ᛫	V
beright	᛫ to entitle ᛫	V
berise	᛫ to befit ᛫	V
berman	᛫ a porter ᛫ a waiter ᛫	N
bern	᛫ a man ᛫ a soldier ᛫	N
bernet	᛫ arson ᛫	N
berth	᛫ a position ( as in a rank job or role in a group esp in regards to ships ) ᛫	N
berue	᛫ to repent ᛫ to regret ᛫ to feel remorse ᛫	V
berun	᛫ to incur ᛫	V
beruse	᛫ to repent ᛫ to feel remorse ᛫	V
berusing	᛫ repentance ᛫ penitence ᛫	N
berusingtide	᛫ a season for penitence ᛫	N
besee	᛫ to attend to ᛫ to look after ᛫ to provide for ᛫ to furnish ᛫	V
beseech	᛫ to implore ᛫ to plead ᛫	V
beseecher	᛫ a petitioner ᛫ a supplicant ᛫ a suppliant ᛫ a suitor ᛫ a solicitor ᛫ a postulant ᛫	N
beseem	᛫ to be suitable for ᛫	V
beset	᛫ to surround ᛫ to hem in ᛫ to trouble persistently ᛫ to be covered or studded with ᛫ to assail on all sides ᛫ to besiege ᛫ to siege ᛫	V
beshine	᛫ to illuminate ᛫ to enlighten ᛫ to dispel ignorance ᛫	V
beshrew	᛫ to curse ( to invoke evil upon ) ᛫	V
besight	᛫ a legal provision ᛫ a legal disposition ᛫	N
besing	᛫ to sing about ᛫ to celebrate in song ᛫ to enchant ᛫	V
besit	᛫ to sit around something ᛫ to besiege ᛫	V
besmite	᛫ to strike forcefully ᛫ to hit forcefully ᛫ to infatuate ᛫ to enamour ᛫ to charm ᛫ to fascinate ᛫	V
besmitten	᛫ afflicted or troubled by something ᛫ infatuated ᛫ enamoured ᛫ charmed ᛫ fascinated ᛫	AJ
besom	᛫ a broom ( esp one made of twigs tied to a handle ) ᛫ a bundle of rods or twigs used for flogging ᛫	N
besouth	᛫ south of ᛫	P
bespeak	᛫ to decide upon something in conference ᛫ to plan ᛫ to order or reserve something in advance ᛫ to customize [ᚹ] ᛫	V
bespoke	᛫ custom ( as in customized ) ᛫ tailor-made ᛫	AJ
bestead	᛫ situated ᛫	AJ
bestir	᛫ to put into brisk or vigorous action ᛫ to move with life and vigour ᛫ to make active ᛫ to rouse oneself ᛫	V
bestow	᛫ to endow ᛫	V
bestrew	᛫ to cover with scattered objects ᛫	V
bestride	᛫ to straddle ᛫ to dominate ᛫	V
beswathe	᛫ to cover ( literally or figuratively ) ᛫	V
beswink	᛫ to produce or acquire through labour ᛫	V
betake	᛫ to grant ᛫ to give a daughter in marriage ᛫ to entrust ᛫ to put in charge ᛫	V
beteach	᛫ to hand over ᛫ to commit ( like to an asylum ) ᛫ to deliver ᛫ to entrust ᛫	V
betee	᛫ to devote ᛫ to spend ᛫	V
beteem	᛫ to allow ᛫ to permit ᛫ to vouchsafe ᛫	V
beteld	᛫ to cover ᛫ to surround ᛫	V
bethatch	᛫ to bedeck ᛫	V
bethew	᛫ to enthral ᛫ to enthrall ᛫ to enslave ᛫ to inslave ᛫	V
bethink	᛫ to reflect ᛫ to meditate ᛫ to ponder ᛫ to meditate on [ᛏ] ᛫ to think about [ᛏ] ᛫ to devise ᛫ to plan ᛫ to contrive ᛫	V
bethought	᛫ thought out ᛫ planned ᛫ premeditated ᛫	AJ
bethrall	᛫ to enthral ᛫ to enthrall ᛫	V
bethring	᛫ to throng around ᛫ to press around ᛫	V
bethwack	᛫ to thwack thoroughly ᛫	V
betide	᛫ to happen ᛫ to happen to someone ᛫	V
betightle	᛫ to accuse ᛫ to charge with a crime ᛫	V
betimes	᛫ on time ᛫ promptly ᛫ early ᛫ in due time ᛫	AV
betly	᛫ excellent ᛫	AJ
betoken	᛫ to indicate ᛫ to signify ᛫ to portend ᛫	V
betroth	᛫ to engage ( to be married ) ᛫ to affiance ᛫	V
betrothed	᛫ a fiancé / a fiancée ᛭ engaged ( to be married ) ᛫ affianced ᛫	N᛭AJ
betrothing	᛫ an engagement ( to being married ) ᛫ an affiancing ᛫ a betrothal ᛫	N
better	᛫ a superior ᛭ to improve ᛫ to make better ᛫ to overcome ᛫ to defeat ᛭ superior ᛫	N᛭V᛭AJ
betterhood	᛫ superiority ᛫	N
between	᛫ inter- ᛫	PREFIX
betwixt	᛫ between ᛫	AV&P
betwixtblin	᛫ an intermission ᛫	N
betwixtfack	᛫ an interval ᛫	N
betwixtsend	᛫ to intermit ᛫	V
betwixtset	᛫ interposed ᛫	AJ
betwixtwarp	᛫ an interjection ( grammatical term ) ᛭ to interject ᛫	N᛭V
bever	᛫ to tremble ᛫ to shake ᛫ to quiver ᛫ to shiver ᛫	V
bevering	᛫ trembling ᛫ vibrato [ᚹ] ᛫	N
bewean	᛫ to entertain ᛫	V
beweave	᛫ to wrap up ᛫ to envelop ᛫ to clothe ᛫ to entwine ᛫	V
beweep	᛫ to lament ᛫	V
bewest	᛫ west of ᛫	P
bewilder	᛫ to confuse ᛫ to befuddle ᛫ to disorientate ᛫	V
bewitch	᛫ to cast a spell on ᛫ to enchant and delight ᛫	V
bewray	᛫ to disclose reveal or divulge a secret ᛫ to expose or rat out someone ᛫ to betray ᛫	V
bewrayer	᛫ a betrayer ᛫ a divulger ᛫	N
bewrite	᛫ to write about ᛫	V
bid	᛫ to pray ᛫ to entreat ᛫ to request ᛫ to invite ᛫	V
bid	᛫ to command ᛫ to order ᛫ to demand ᛫ to offer ᛫	V
bid	᛫ to make an offer at an auction ᛫	V
bidden	᛫ a barrel ᛫ a tub ᛫	N
bidding	᛫ an order ᛫ a command ᛫ a commandment ᛫ an auction ᛫	N
biddingly	᛫ imperative ( grammar ) ᛫	AJ
biddle	᛫ an announcer ᛫ a warrant officer ᛫ a constable ᛫ a bailiff ᛫ a beadle ᛫	N
bide	᛫ to wait ᛫ to stay ᛫ to remain ᛫	V
bidhouse	᛫ a chapel ᛫ an oratory ᛫	N
bidword	᛫ a motto ᛫	N
Big Dipper	᛫ a bright circumpolar asterism of the northern sky which is part of Ursa Major ᛫	N(P)
biggen	᛫ to enlarge ᛫	V
bight	᛫ a curve ᛫ a bend ᛫ a corner ᛫ a bay ᛫	N
bigwheel	᛫ a ferris wheel ᛫	N
bile	᛫ an ulcer ᛫ a carbuncle ᛫ a boil ᛫ a pimple ᛫ a blister ᛫ a callus ᛫	N
bilk	᛫ a cheater ᛫ a hoax ᛭ to cheat ᛫ to defraud ᛫ to deceive ᛫ to craft a hoax ᛫	V
bill	᛫ a hooked polearm ᛫ a halberd ᛫ a gisarme ᛫ a falcastrum ᛫ a mattock ᛫ a pickaxe ᛫ a pickax ᛫	N
billwhite	᛫ simple ᛫ innocent ᛫	AJ
billwhitely	᛫ simply ᛫ sincerely ᛫ honestly ᛫	AV
bin	᛫ during ᛫ inside ᛫ within ᛫	P
bind	᛫ a restraint ᛫ a predicament ᛭ to restrain ᛫ to connect ᛫	N᛭V
binder	᛫ a determiner ( grammatical term ) ᛫	N
bindlestiff	᛫ a hobo ᛫ a tramp ᛫	N
bindstaff	᛫ a ligature ( writing ) ᛫	N
bindword	᛫ a compound word ᛫	N
bir	᛫ to behoove ᛫ ought to ᛫ should ᛫ must ᛫ to deserve to ᛫ to be fitting ᛫ to be likely to ᛫	V
bird	᛫ birth ᛫	N
birdhouse	᛫ a small house built for nesting birds ᛫ an aviary ᛫	N
birdlime	᛫ an adhesive substance used to trap birds ᛫	N
birdling	᛫ turtle ᛫ tortoise ᛫	N
birdlore	᛫ ornithology ᛫	N
birdly	᛫ avian ᛫	AJ
birdspider	᛫ any tarantula capable of preying on small birds ᛫ a tarantula ( spider in the Theraphosidae family ) [ᚹ] ᛫	N
bire	᛫ an opportunity ᛫	N
birl	᛫ to spin ᛫ to whirl ᛫ to twirl ᛫	V
birl	᛫ to carouse ᛫	V
birler	᛫ a butler ᛫ a cupbearer ᛫	N
birr	᛫ energy ᛫ an impetus ᛫ a force ᛫ a strong wind ᛫	N
birthfather	᛫ one's biological father ᛫	N
birthleech	᛫ an obstetrician ᛫	N
birthmother	᛫ one's biological mother ᛫	N
birthroot	᛫ a Trillium plant ᛫	N
birthstead	᛫ a birthplace ᛫	N
bisen	᛫ a model ᛫ an example to follow ᛭ to symbolize ᛫ to betoken ᛫	N᛭V
bishopdom	᛫ episcopacy ᛫ episcopate ᛫ prelacy ᛫ prelature ᛫	N
bishoply	᛫ episcopal ᛫	N
bishopric	᛫ a diocese ᛫	N
bishoprich	᛫ a bishopric ᛫	N
bishopswort	᛫ a Stachys officinalis plant ( wood betony ) ᛫	N
bist	᛫ are ( only for second person singular ) ᛫	V
bitter	᛫ resentful ᛫	AJ
bitterness	᛫ resentment ᛫	N
bittock	᛫ a small bit ᛫	N
bive	᛫ to tremble ᛫	V
black	᛫ an anarchist [ᚹ] ᛭ anarchistic [ᚹ] ᛫	N᛭AJ
black gold	᛫ raw petroleum ᛫ crude oil ᛫	N
black horehound	᛫ a Ballota nigra plant ᛫	N
black nightshade	᛫ a Solanum nigrum plant ᛫ a Solanum americanum plant ᛫ a Solanum ptychanthum plant ᛫	N
Black Sheep Turkmen	᛫ Qara Qoyunlu / Kara Koyunlu ᛫	N(P)
blacklead	᛫ graphite ᛫	N
blacksmith	᛫ a worker in black metals ᛫	N
blackthorn	᛫ a Prunus spinosa plant ᛫	N
blackwort	᛫ a Symphytum officinale plant ( comfrey ) ᛫	N
bladderwort	᛫ an Utricularia plant ᛫	N
blain	᛫ an inflamed swelling or sore on the skin ᛫	N
blake	᛫ to pale [ᚾ] ᛭ pale ᛫ pallid ᛫ wan ᛫ withered yellow ᛫	V᛭AJ
blank	᛫ a horse ( originally a white one ) ᛫	N
blast	᛫ an explosion ᛭ to explode ᛫	N᛭V
blastle	᛫ explosive material ᛫ a bomb ᛫	N
blatant	᛫ obvious ᛫	AJ
blate	᛫ bashful ᛫ shy ᛫ sheepish ᛫	AJ
blaze	᛫ a great fire ᛭ to burn fiercely ᛫	N᛭V
bleach	᛫ to make lighter in hue ᛭ pale ᛫ bleak ᛫	V᛭AJ
blead	᛫ fruit ᛫ vegetables ᛫ produce ᛫ vegetation ᛫ crops ᛫	N
bleak	᛫ pale ᛫ wan ᛫ pallid ᛫ desolate ᛫ miserable ᛫ depressing ᛫ uncheery ᛫	AJ
bleat	᛫ a cry from a sheep goat or calf ᛫	V
bleck	᛫ ink ᛫	N
bleckern	᛫ an inkstand ᛫	N
bleckfish	᛫ a cephalopod ᛫	N
bleckhorn	᛫ an inkhorn ᛫	N
blee	᛫ colouration ᛫ colour ᛫ skin colour ᛫ complexion ᛫	N
bleefaw	᛫ versicolour ᛫ particoloured ᛫ multicoloured ᛫ polychromatic ᛫	AJ
bleered	᛫ of myrtle hue ( chestnut brown ) ᛫	AJ
bleeth	᛫ timid ᛫ apprehensive ᛫	AJ
blench	᛫ a trick ᛫ a ruse ᛫ cheating ᛭ to trick ᛫ to cheat ᛫ to elude ᛫	N᛭V
blend	᛫ a mix ᛫ a composite ᛭ to mix ᛫ to composite ᛫	N᛭V
bless	᛫ to sanctify ᛫ to give divine aid ᛫	V
blessing	᛫ divine aid ᛫ a beneficial thing ᛫ one's sanction ᛫	N
blike	᛫ to shine ᛫ to gleam ᛫ to twinkle ᛫ to glitter ᛫ to dazzle ᛫ to sparkle ᛫	V
bliket	᛫ a coruscation ᛫ a sparkle ᛫ a twinkle ᛫	N
blin	᛫ cessation ᛭ to cease ᛫ to desist ᛫	N᛭V
blindgut	᛫ a caecum / a cecum ᛫	N
bliss	᛫ great happiness ᛫ great joy ᛫	N
blissen	᛫ to make blissful or happy ᛫ fill with or impart bliss to ᛫	V
blissful	᛫ extremely happy ᛫ extremely joyful ᛫	AJ
blissome	᛫ joyous ᛫	AJ
blithe	᛫ joyful ᛫ cheerful ᛫ carefree ᛫ concernless ᛫ indifferent ᛫ heedless ᛫	AJ
blithely	᛫ carelessly ᛫ indifferently ᛫ gladly ᛫ joyfully ᛫	AV
blithen	᛫ to make or become blithe ᛫	V
blitheness	᛫ joy ᛫	N
blither	᛫ to talk foolishly ᛫ blather ᛫	V
blithering	᛫ foolish talk ᛭ talking incoherently ᛫ jabbering ᛫	N᛭AJ
blithesome	᛫ having a cheerful or careless disposition ᛫	AJ
blive	᛫ actively ᛫ vigorously ᛫ copiously ᛫ rapidly ᛫ without delay ᛫ promptly ᛫ immediately ᛫ all at once ᛫ suddenly ᛫ as soon as possible ᛫	AD
bloak	᛫ pale ᛫ wan ᛫ pallid ᛫	AJ
bloakern	᛫ a light place ᛫ a lamp ᛫ a lantern ᛫	N
bloat	᛫ livid ᛫ pale ᛫ ghastly ᛫	AJ
blood attering	᛫ blood poisoning ᛫ septicemia ᛫ toxemia ᛫	N
blood moon	᛫ a full moon that coincides with a full lunar eclipse and that has an unusually reddish appearance ᛫	N
blood thinner	᛫ an anticoagulant ᛫	N
bloodbath	᛫ a massacre ᛫	N
bloodberry	᛫ a Rivina humilis plant ᛫ pigeonberry ᛫ rougeplant ᛫ coralito ᛫	N
bloodfear	᛫ hemophobia ᛫	N
bloodleech	᛫ a haematologist ᛫ a hematologist ᛫	N
bloodletter	᛫ a phlebotomist ᛫	N
bloodline	᛫ a line of descent ᛫ a pedigree ᛫	N
bloodsax	᛫ a fleam ( a tool used for bloodletting and such ) ᛫	N
bloodsucker	᛫ a vampire ᛫	N
bloodtale	᛫ a tale involving bloodshed and violence ( specifically a cheaply published story of a sensational kind ) ᛫	N
bloodwite	᛫ a penalty for committing bloodshed ᛫	N
bloom	᛫ a lump of metal ᛫ metal [ᚹ] ᛫	N
bloom	᛫ a flower ᛭ to produce flowers ᛫ to flourish ᛫	N᛭V
bloomcole	᛫ cauliflower ᛫	N
bloomer	᛫ a serious or stupid mistake ᛫ a blunder ᛫	N
blooming	᛫ ( used to express annoyance or for emphasis ) ᛫	AJ
bloop	᛫ a low-pitched beeping sound ᛭ to make a bloop sound ᛫	N᛭V
blooper	᛫ an embarrassing public blunder ᛫	N
bloot	᛫ sacrifice ᛭ to sacrifice ᛫	N᛭V
Blootmonth	᛫ November ᛫	N(P)
blossom	᛫ a flower ᛭ to flower ᛫	N᛭V
blossom moon	᛫ a full moon in April ᛫	N
blossomdeer	᛫ an Anthozoa animal ( a coral , a sea anemone ) ᛫	N
blossomy	᛫ flowery ᛫	AJ
blotter	᛫ something used to absorb excess ink or other liquid ( esp a sheet of blotting paper with a firm backing ) ᛫ a piece of blotting paper ᛫	N
blotter	᛫ a book in which transactions or events are recorded as they occur ᛫ a piece of material for protecting a brittle object ( from shock , friction , etc ) ᛫	N
blow	᛫ a strike ᛫ a damaging occurrence ᛫	N
blow	᛫ cocaine ᛭ to make air current ᛫ to fellate ᛫	N᛭V
blow	᛫ the state or period of flowering ᛭ to produce flowers ᛫	N᛭V
blow up	᛫ to explode ᛫ to make explode ᛫	V
blower	᛫ a telephone ᛫ a phone ᛫	N
blowth	᛫ floruit ᛫ florescence ᛫	N
blushworthy	᛫ embarrassing ᛫	AJ
bo	᛫ both ᛫	N(PRO)
board	᛫ a plank ᛫ a sign board ᛫ a plate ᛫ a table ᛫ a desk ᛫ a group of officials ᛫ a bureau ᛫ a department ᛫	N
boatswain	᛫ a Petty Officer charged with hull maintenance on a ship ᛫	N
boatswainbird	᛫ a Stercorariidae bird ( a jaeger ) ᛫ a Phaethontidae bird ( a tropicbird ) ᛫	N
boatward	᛫ a ship's commander ᛫	N
bobcat	᛫ a Lynx rufus animal ᛫ a Lynx animal [ᚹ] ᛫	N
bode	᛫ a commandment ᛫ an edict ᛫ a command ᛫ a prescription ᛫ a request ᛫ a message ᛫ a report ᛫	N
bode	᛫ to declare ᛫ to announce ᛫ to proclaim ᛫ to portend ᛫ to preach ᛫	V
bode	᛫ a messenger ᛫ ambassador ᛫ herald ᛫ apostle ᛫ angel ᛫ foreboder ᛫	N
bodelock	᛫ a decree ᛫ an ordinance ᛫	N
bodeword	᛫ a commandment ( usually in a religious sense ) ᛫	N
bodice	᛫ a corset ᛫ stays ᛫ the upper part of a dress ᛫	N
bodily	᛫ corporal ᛫ material ᛫ corporeal ᛭ forcefully ᛫ in one mass ᛫ as a whole ᛫	AJ᛭AV
body	᛫ to embody ᛫ to represent ᛫ to symbolize ᛫	V
bodyward	᛫ a bodyguard ᛫	N
bog	᛫ a stretch of unforested wetland with acidic peaty soil ᛫	N
bold	᛫ a house ᛫ a castle ᛫ a mansion ᛫ an abode ᛫	N
bolden	᛫ to embolden ᛫ to take courage ᛫	V
bolder	᛫ a hero ? ᛫ a prince ? ᛫	N
Boleyn	᛫ the city of Bologna ᛫	N
bolster	᛫ a cushion ᛫ a pillow ᛭ to reinforce ᛫ to boost ᛫	N᛭V
bond	᛫ a connection ᛫ a tie ᛫ a commitment ᛫ a pledge ᛫ an obligation ᛫ a duty ᛫ a mutual agreement ᛫ a covenant ᛫ a contract ( in all senses ) ᛫	N
bonddom	᛫ servitude ᛫ bondage ᛫	N
bondfolk	᛫ people in a state of bondage ᛫ serfs ᛫	N
bondland	᛫ land held by tenure of bond service or rent ᛫	N
boneframe	᛫ a skeleton ᛫	N
bonehead	᛫ a stupid person ᛫	N
bonehouse	᛫ a body ( poetic ) ᛫ a charnel house ᛫ an ossuary ᛫	N
boneleech	᛫ an orthopaedist ᛫ an orthopedist ᛫	N
bonen	᛫ to ossify ᛫	V
boner	᛫ an erection ᛫ a blunder ᛫	N
bones	᛫ dice ᛫	N
book	᛫ a tome ᛭ to charter ᛫ to get something reserved ᛫	N᛭V
book of god	᛫ a holy book ᛫ the Bible ᛫ the Qur'an ᛫	N
bookcraft	᛫ the art of literature ᛫	N
bookend	᛫ to occur or be located on either side of something ᛫	V
booker	᛫ a writer a scribe an author ᛫	N
bookfell	᛫ a sheet of vellum parchment or paper ᛫ vellum ᛫ parchment ᛫ paper ᛫	N
bookhoard	᛫ a library ( a collection of books ) ᛫	N
bookhouse	᛫ a library ( a building to house books ) ᛫	N
bookkeeper	᛫ an accountant ᛫	N
bookland	᛫ land held by charter or written title which is free from service and fines ᛫	N
bookling	᛫ a booklet ᛫	N
booklore	᛫ bibliology ᛫	N
booklover	᛫ a bibliophile ᛫	N
bookly	᛫ literary ᛫	AJ
bookman	᛫ a literary man ᛫ a scholar ᛫	N
bookred	᛫ minium ᛫ cinnabar ᛫ vermilion ᛫	N
bookshop	᛫ a bookstore ᛫	N
bookspeech	᛫ literary language ᛫	N
bookstaff	᛫ a letter ( like A B or C ) ᛫	N
bookward	᛫ a librarian ᛫	N
bookwork	᛫ literary work ᛫ study ᛫	N
bookwright	᛫ an author of books ᛫	N
boomer	᛫ a large male kangaroo ᛫ a kangaroo ᛫	N
boon	᛫ a benefit ᛫ a favour ᛫ a request ᛫ a petition ᛫	N
boor	᛫ a peasant ᛫ an uncultured person ᛫	N
boorish	᛫ rude ᛫ crude ᛫	AJ
boose	᛫ a stall for an animal ( usually a cow ) ᛫	N
boot	᛫ remedy ᛫ compensation ᛫ amends ᛫ redress ᛭ to avail ᛫ to profit ᛫ to benefit ᛫ to redress ᛫	N᛭V
booten	᛫ to heal ᛫ to cure ᛫ to recover from illness ᛫	V
bootet	᛫ to repair ᛫	V
bootful	᛫ useful ᛫	AJ
bootless	᛫ profitless ᛫ pointless ᛫ unavailing ᛫ ineffectual ᛫ useless ᛫	AJ
bootworthy	᛫ pardonable ᛫ expiable ᛫ able to get atoned for ᛫	AJ
bore	᛫ a drill ᛭ to perforate ᛫ to pierce ᛫	N᛭V
borough	᛫ a city ᛫ a municipality ᛫ a fortified settlement ( historical definition ) ᛫	N
borougher	᛫ a citizen ᛫	N
boroughership	᛫ citizenship ᛫	N
borougherwye	᛫ a civil war ᛫	N
boroughland	᛫ city land ᛫	N
boroughlaw	᛫ civil law ᛫	N
boroughman	᛫ a citizen ᛫	N
boroughreeve	᛫ a mayor ᛫ a governor of a city ᛫	N
boroughward	᛫ a city guard ᛫	N
boroughwit	᛫ a city counsellor ᛫ a city counselor ᛫	N
boroughy	᛫ urban ᛫ municipal ᛫ civil ( as in "having to do with cities" ) ᛫	AJ
borrow	᛫ a guarantor ᛫ a surety ᛫ a piece of armour ᛭ to lend or borrow a surety or a loan ᛫	N᛭V
bosom	᛫ the front of the thorax ( the chest ) ᛫ a person's loving care and protection ᛫	N
botch	᛫ to misperform ᛫	V
bothen	᛫ a Rosmarinus officinalis plant ( rosemary ) ᛫	N
bothhanded	᛫ ambidextrous ᛭ ambidextrously ᛫	AJ᛭AV
bottle	᛫ an abode ᛫ a dwelling ᛫ a habitation ᛫	N
bough	᛫ a branch ᛫	N
bouk	᛫ a bulging vessel such as a bottle jug pitcher or bulb ᛫ a belly ᛫ an abdomen ᛫ a torso ᛫	N
boukwort	᛫ a Sarraceniaceae plant ( a pitcher plant ) ᛫	N
bound	᛫ going or ready to go towards a specified place ᛫ destined or very likely to have a specified experience ᛫	AJ
bounden	᛫ obligatory ᛫	AJ
bout	᛫ a period of intense activity which does not last long ᛫ an attack of illness or strong emotion ᛫	N
bow	᛫ to dwell ᛫ to inhabit ᛫ to occupy ᛫	V
bower	᛫ a bedroom ( esp a boudoir ) ᛫ a dwelling ᛫ a shady place ( like in a garden ) ᛫	N
bower	᛫ a young hawk ᛫	N
bower	᛫ a farmer ᛫ a boor ᛫ a jack ( playing cards ) ᛫ a pawn [ᚹ] ᛫	N
bower	᛫ a bowyer ᛫	N
bowerbird	᛫ an Australasian ptilonorhynchidae bird ᛫	N
bowerland	᛫ farmland ᛫ land of farmers ᛫	N
bowerthane	᛫ a chamberlain ᛫	N
bowman	᛫ an archer ᛫	N
bowmanship	᛫ archery ᛫ toxophily ᛫	N
bown	᛫ to get ready ᛫ to get prepared ᛫ to get going ᛫	V
bowstring hemp	᛫ a hemplike fibre obtained from a Sansevieria plant ᛫	N
bowwood	᛫ a Maclura pomifera plant ( an osage orange tree , a bodark , a bodock ) ᛫	N
Bragman	᛫ a brahmin ᛫ an Indian ( erroneous ) ᛫	N
braid	᛫ a weave of strands ᛫ a sudden jerk ᛫ a moment ᛫ an instant ᛫ a second [ᚹ] ᛭ to intertwine ᛫ to move suddenly ᛫ to rush ᛫ to jump ᛫	N᛭V
brainfire	᛫ encephalitis ᛫	N
brainleech	᛫ a neurologist ᛫	N
brainpan	᛫ a skull ᛫ a brain ᛫	N
brainwash	᛫ to indoctrinate ( in the negative sense ) ᛫	V
brake	᛫ a thicket ᛫	N
brakestreeling	᛫ bremsstrahlung ( an electromagnetic radiation produced by the deceleration of a charged particle ) ᛫	N
brambleberry	᛫ a blackberry ᛫	N
brand	᛫ a torch ᛫ a flame ᛫ a mark made with fire ᛫ a logo or reputation ᛫ a sword ᛫ a mark of disgrace ᛫ a stigma ᛫	N
brandred	᛫ a trivet ᛫	N
brant	᛫ high ᛫ steep ᛫ erect ᛫ perpendicular ᛫ arched ( eyebrows ) ᛫	AJ
brass	᛫ brass ( alloy of copper and zinc ) ᛫ bronze ( alloy of copper and tin ) ᛫	N
brassy	᛫ Kyphosus vaigiensis ᛭ resembling brass ᛫ impudent ᛫	N᛭AJ
brat	᛫ a cloak of coarse cloth ᛫	N
braze	᛫ to coat with brass ᛫ to harden like brass ᛫	V
brazen	᛫ made of brass ᛫ audacious ᛫ barefaced ᛫ harsh and loud sounding ᛫ resolute ᛫	AJ
breach	᛫ a rupture ᛫ a fissure ᛫	N
breadth	᛫ an extent ᛫ a range ᛫ a measure of how broad something is ᛫	N
breadthwise	᛫ in terms of breadth ᛫ horizontal ᛭ in a horizontal manner ᛫	AJ᛭AV
breakdown	᛫ a system's collapse ᛫	N
breakneck	᛫ dangerously or extremely fast ᛫	AJ
breakth	᛫ brokenness ᛫	N
breakwater	᛫ a jetty ( as in a barrier which protects from waves ) ᛫	N
breast	᛫ a thorax ᛫ a chest of a creature ᛫	N
breastband	᛫ a brassiere ᛫ a bra ᛫	N
breastbone	᛫ a sternum ᛫	N
breastbour	᛫ a breastplate ᛫ a piece of breast armour ᛫	N
breastfire	᛫ mastitis ᛫ garget ᛫	N
breastgirdle	᛫ a brassiere ᛫	N
breathlessness	᛫ dyspnea ᛫	N
bred	᛫ a surface ᛫ a table ᛫ a tablet ᛫ a board ᛫ a plank ᛫ a log ᛫	N
bredheel	᛫ a platform heel ᛫	N
bree	᛫ to fear ᛫ to frighten ᛫ to terrify ᛫	V
bree	᛫ porridge ᛫ pulse ( edible leguminous seeds ) ᛫ meat broth ᛫ vegetable liquor ᛫ aleberry ( ale boiled with spices and sugar ) ᛫	N
breeches	᛫ pants ᛫ trousers ᛫	N
breed	᛫ roasted meat ᛫ grilled meat ᛫ a roast ᛫ barbecue ᛭ to roast ᛫ to fry ᛫ to grill ᛫ to roast ᛫ to barbecue ᛫	N᛭V
breed	᛫ a sub-type within a species ᛫	N
breem	᛫ to celebrate someone ᛭ celebrated ᛫ illustrious ᛫ splendid ᛫ vigorous ᛫ fierce ᛫ savage ᛫ ferocious ᛫ tempestuous ᛫	V᛭AJ
breer	᛫ a briar ᛫	N
breet	᛫ to break ᛫ to bruise ᛫ to destroy ᛫ to degenerate ᛫	V
brerd	᛫ a rim ᛫ a brim ᛫ a brink ᛫ an edge ᛫	N
brewhouse	᛫ a brewery ᛫	N
brey	᛫ a ruler ᛫	N
brich	᛫ useful ᛫ advantageous ᛫	AJ
bridal	᛫ a nuptial ᛭ nuptial ᛫	N᛭AJ
bridelock	᛫ nuptials ᛫	N
bridewort	᛫ meadowsweet ( Filipendula ulmaria ) ᛫ Spiraea salicifolia ᛫ Spiraea alba ᛫	N
bridgeask	᛫ a tuatara ᛫	N
bridle	᛫ the headgear used to control a horse ᛫	N
brightness	᛫ luminance ᛫	AJ
brightom	᛫ glittering ᛫ scintillation ᛫ twinkling ᛫	N
brightomwhile	᛫ a moment ᛫ an instant ᛫	N
brim	᛫ a sea ᛫ an ocean ᛫ water ᛫ a flood ᛫ an edge of water ᛫	N
brimguest	᛫ a mariner or a sailor ( poetic ) ᛫	N
brimhinx	᛫ a ship ( poetic ) ᛫	N
brimstone	᛫ sulphur ᛫ sulfur ᛫	N
brindled	᛫ tabby ᛫	AJ
brine	᛫ salt water ᛫ water saturated with salt ᛫ saline solution ᛫	N
brinetree	᛫ a mangrove tree ᛫	N
brinewort	᛫ a mangrove plant ᛫	N
bring about	᛫ to produce ᛫ to cause ᛫	V
bring forth	᛫ to produce ᛫ to cause ᛫	V
bring to mind	᛫ to remind one of ᛫ to evoke ᛫	V
bring up	᛫ to mention ᛫	V
brird	᛫ to prick ᛫	V
brise	᛫ to bruise ᛫	V
brist	᛫ damage ᛫	N
bristle worm	᛫ a Polychaete animal ᛫	N
bristly oxtongue	᛫ a Helminthotheca echioides plant ᛫ a Picris echioides plant ᛫	N
brit	᛫ to fragment ᛫ to divide ᛫ to bruise ᛫ to indent ᛫ to shatter ᛫	V
Brit	᛫ a Briton ᛫	N
britch	᛫ a breach ᛫	N
Britenwielder	᛫ a great king ᛫ a ruler of dispersed lands ᛫	N(P)
Britten	᛫ Britain ᛫	N(P)
britter	᛫ a dispenser ᛫ a distributor ᛫	N
Brittish	᛫ British ᛫	AJ
brittle	᛫ fragile ᛫ unable to bend without breaking ᛫	AJ
Britwales	᛫ Britons ( in the old non-Anglo-Saxon sense ) ᛫	N(P)
Britwelsh	᛫ Brythonic language ᛭ Brythonic ᛫	N(P)᛭AJ(P)
broadcast	᛫ a transmission ᛭ to transmit ᛫	N᛭V
broadly	᛫ generally ᛫	AV
brock	᛫ a badger ᛫	N
brogue	᛫ a fraud ᛫ a wile ᛫ a trick ᛫ a prank ᛫	N
brogue	᛫ a strong accent ( esp Scottish or Irish ) ᛫ a kind of shoe ᛫	N᛭V
broken rime	᛫ a fraction ᛫	N
Bronding	᛫ one of the Brondings ᛫ someone from Brännö in Sweden ᛫	N(P)
brood	᛫ the young of an animal ᛭ to sit on eggs to hatch them ᛫ to dwell on something that sours one's mood ᛫	N᛭V
brook	᛫ to use ᛫ to enjoy ᛫ to consume food or drink ᛫ to stomach ᛫ to tolerate ᛫	V
broom	᛫ a Cytisus scoparius plant ᛫ a sweeping tool ᛫	N
broomcorn	᛫ millet ᛫ sorghum ᛫	N
brord	᛫ a point ( like of grass or a spear ) ᛫ a prick ᛫	N
brosen	᛫ to decay ᛫ to erode ᛫	V
brot	᛫ a fragment ᛫	N
brothel	᛫ a degenerate ᛫	N
brothelhouse	᛫ a whorehouse ᛫	N
brother	᛫ a friar ᛫ a male member of a religious order ᛫	N
brotherbane	᛫ a fratricide ᛫	N
brotherhood	᛫ a fraternity ᛫	N
brotherly	᛫ fraternal ᛫	AJ
brotherslayer	᛫ a fratricide ᛫	N
brotherwife	᛫ a brother's wife ᛫	N
brow	᛫ terror ᛫ dread ᛫ horror ᛫	N
brown	᛫ a fascist [ᚹ] ᛭ fascistic ᛫ fascist ᛫	N᛭AJ
brown coal	᛫ lignite ᛫	N
browned bread	᛫ toast ᛫	N
buck	᛫ a male animal ᛫	N
bud	᛫ a bribe ᛫	N
bugbear	᛫ an ongoing problem obstacle or adversity ᛫	N
build	᛫ a physique ᛫ a structure ᛭ to construct ᛫	N᛭V
buildcraft	᛫ the art of architecture ᛫	N
builder	᛫ a construction worker ᛫	N
Bulgar	᛫ a Bulgarian ᛫	N(P)
Bulgaria	᛫ Bulgaria ᛫	N(P)
bulk	᛫ mass ᛫	N
bull fiddle	᛫ a double bass ᛫	N
bullhead	᛫ a Cottidae , Ameiurus, or Ictalurus fish with a large head ᛫ a Scorpaena guttata fish ᛫	N
bulwark	᛫ a defensive wall ᛫ a safeguard ᛭ to fortify ᛫ to provide protection ᛫	N᛭V
bunch	᛫ a multitude ᛫	N
burden	᛫ a heavy load ᛫ duty ᛫ responsibility ᛫ onus ᛫	N
burdensome	᛫ arduous ᛫	AJ
burdock	᛫ an Arctium plant ᛫	N
bure	᛫ a son ᛫ child ᛫ descendant ᛫	N
burial	᛫ entombment ᛫	N
burly	᛫ stout ᛫ brawny ᛫ sturdy ᛫	AJ
burn	᛫ a small stream ᛫	N
burn	᛫ a coat of mail ᛫ a hauberk ᛫ a cuirass [ᚹ] ᛫ a corslet [ᚹ] ᛫ a lorica [ᚹ] ᛫ a breastplate [ᚹ] ᛫	N
burstness	᛫ hernia ᛫ rupture ᛫	N
burstwort	᛫ a Herniaria plant ( a rupturewort ) ᛫	N
buryleeth	᛫ an epitaph ᛫ a eulogy ᛫	N
bushwhack	᛫ to ambush ᛫	V
business	᛫ affairs ᛫	N
busk	᛫ to ready ᛫ to prepare ᛫ to furnish ᛫ to provide ᛫ to adorn ᛫ to clothe ᛫	V
busy	᛫ active ᛫ preoccupied ᛫ elaborate ᛫ intricate ᛫	AJ
busybody	᛫ a meddling or prying person ᛫	N
but	᛫ just ᛫ only ᛫ no more than ᛭ except ᛫ other than ᛫	AV᛭P
butterfish	᛫ a gunnel ( fish ) ᛫	N
butterfly cod	᛫ a Pterois volitans fish ( a red lionfish ) ᛫	N
butterflytree	᛫ a Colophospermum mopane tree ᛫ a mopane ᛫ a turpentine tree ᛫	N
butterpear	᛫ an avocado ᛫	N
buxom	᛫ voluptuous ᛫ flexible ᛫ pliant ᛫ compliant ᛫ submissive ᛫ obedient ᛫ meek ᛫	AJ
by dint of	᛫ by means of ᛫ by force of ᛫	P
by heart	᛫ from memory ᛫	AV
by hook or by crook	᛫ by any means necessary ᛫	AV
by the rood	᛫ by the cross ! ( a phrase used in oath making ) ᛫	I
bye	᛫ to bow ᛫ to bend ᛫ to turn ᛫ to inflect ( grammatical term ) ᛫	V
bye	᛫ to bend ᛫ to curve ᛫ to bow ᛫	V
byedness	᛫ curvature ᛫	AJ
byedness	᛫ case ( grammatical term ) ᛫	N
byfare	᛫ to pass ( as in to go by, not to hand over ) ᛫	V
bygirdle	᛫ a purse worn at the belt ᛫	N
bygone	᛫ a thing dating from an earlier time ᛭ belonging to an earlier time ᛫	N᛭AJ
byland	᛫ a peninsula ᛫	N
bylaw	᛫ an ordinance from a local authority ᛫ a rule made by a society to control the actions of its members ᛫	N
byquid	᛫ a proverb ᛫ a fable ᛫	N
byre	᛫ a barn ( esp one for cattle ) ᛫	N
byrlady	᛫ ( an exclamation of surprise ) ᛫	I
byspel	᛫ a parable ᛫ a fable ᛫ a proverb ᛫	N
bystander	᛫ one who is present but not taking part in a situation or event ᛫	N
bytime	᛫ leisure time ᛫	N
bytongue	᛫ a dialect ᛫	N
bytonguelore	᛫ dialectology ᛫	N
byway	᛫ a side road ᛫	N
byword	᛫ a proverb ᛫ a proverbial saying ᛫ an epithet ᛫ an adverb ᛫	N
cack	᛫ excrement ᛫ faeces ᛫ poop ᛫ crap ᛫ dung ᛭ to poop ᛫ to crap ᛫ to shit ᛫	N᛭V
cackhouse	᛫ a privy ᛫ a latrine ᛫	N
calfbone	᛫ the fibula ᛫	N
calfbone	᛫ a fibula ᛫	N
calfflesh	᛫ veal ᛫	N
caliphdom	᛫ a caliphate ᛫	N
call	᛫ a hair net ᛫ a kind of headdress ᛫	N
called for	᛫ warranted ᛫	AJ
callow	᛫ inexperienced ᛫ bald ᛫ unfledged ᛫ unfeathered ᛫ immature ᛫	AJ
camp	᛫ a battle ᛫ battle ᛫ combat ᛫ armed conflict ᛭ to fight ᛫ to combat ᛫ to battle ᛫	N᛭V
candletree	᛫ a candelabrum ᛫ a chandelier ᛫	N
canker	᛫ cancer ᛫ a plant disease characterized by cankers ᛫	N
cankerleech	᛫ an oncologist ᛫	N
cannel	᛫ cinnamon ᛫ a Cinnamomum zelanicum tree ᛫	N
canny	᛫ pleasant ᛫ fair ᛫ shrewd or astute ( esp in business matters ) ᛫	AJ
capittle	᛫ a chapter ( in all senses ) ᛫	N
caple	᛫ an Equidae animal ( esp a horse , esp an adult male horse ) ᛫	N
careful	᛫ cautious ᛫	AJ
careless	᛫ negligent ᛫ inattentive ᛫ perfunctory ᛫	AJ
carelessness	᛫ negligence ᛫ inattention ᛫ inattentiveness ᛫	N
carer	᛫ a nurse ᛫	N
caretaker	᛫ a custodian ᛫	N
careworn	᛫ tired and unhappy because of prolonged worry ᛫	AJ
cart	᛫ a paper ᛫ a treatise ᛫	N
Cartain	᛫ Carthage ᛫	N(P)
castle	᛫ a castle ᛫	N
catbear	᛫ a panda ᛫	N
Cathom	᛫ Caen ( city in Normandy ) ᛫	N(P)
catlore	᛫ felinology ᛫	N
catly	᛫ feline ᛫	AJ
chafer	᛫ a Scarabaeidae insect ( scarab beetles ) ᛫	N
chaff	᛫ grain husks ( collective ) ᛫ something worthless ᛫ refuse ᛫ garbage ᛫ trash ᛫	N
chaffer	᛫ trade ᛫ commerce ᛫ merchandise ᛫ a commodity ᛭ to trade ᛫ to do business ᛫	N
chapbook	᛫ a pamphlet ᛫ a tract ᛫ a small book ᛫	N
chapman	᛫ a merchant ᛫ a trader ᛫ a peddler ᛫ a bargainer ᛫	N
char	᛫ a turn ( one's allotted time ) ᛫ a shift ( of work or such ) ᛭ to turn ᛫ to change beliefs or allegiance ᛫ to convert ᛫	N᛭V
charlady	᛫ a maid ( a cleaning lady ) ᛫	N
charlock	᛫ a Cruciferae plant ᛫	N
chary	᛫ wary ᛫ hesitant ᛫ reluctant ᛫ cautiously or suspiciously reluctant to do something ᛫ anxious about doing something ᛫	AJ
chavel	᛫ a jowl ᛫ a jaw ᛫	N
cheap	᛫ bargaining ᛫ a bargain ᛭ to bargain ᛭ inexpensive ᛫ inexpensive and of poor quality	AJ
cheaping	᛫ marketing ᛫ trading ᛫ bargaining ᛫	N
cheapstow	᛫ a market place ᛫	N
cheast	᛫ strife ᛫ contention ᛫ quarreling ᛫	N
chedder	᛫ cedar ᛫	N
chee	᛫ a chough ᛫	N
cheed	᛫ a pouch ᛫ a bag ᛫ a sack ᛫	N
cheek	᛫ a side of a face ᛫ a side of a window ᛫ a doorjamb ᛫ a doorpost ᛫	N
cheekbone	᛫ a zygomatic bone ᛫	N
cheeky	᛫ impudent ᛫ insolent ᛫ impertinent ᛫ presumptuous ᛫ risqué ᛫ provocative ᛫	AJ
cheel	᛫ a small flat-bottomed kind of ship or boat ᛫	N
cheen	᛫ a torch ( of a particular kind? ) ᛫	N
Cheese Week	᛫ the last week of eating cheese before Lent ᛫	N(P)
cheet	᛫ a cabin ᛫ a cottage ᛫	N
chell	᛫ a gullet ᛫ a front of a neck ᛫	N
chellender	᛫ a Coriandrum sativum plant ( coriander , cilantro ) ᛫	N
chester	᛫ a city ( especially one which was formerly a Roman castrum ? ) ᛫	N
chettle	᛫ a kettle ᛫	N
cheves	᛫ a concubine ᛫ a paramour ᛫	N
chevesborn	᛫ born of a concubine ᛫ bastard ᛫	AJ
chew	᛫ to masticate ᛫	V
chide	᛫ to admonish ᛫ to rebuke ᛫ to reproach ᛫	V
child	᛫ a juvenile ᛫	N
Childermas	᛫ Holy Innocents' Day ᛫	N
childleech	᛫ a pediatrician ᛫	N
childrearing	᛫ the bringing up of a child ᛫ parenting ᛫	N
chilver	᛫ a ewe lamb ᛫	N
chine	᛫ a fissure ᛫ a chasm ᛭ to crack ᛫ to fissure ᛫	N᛭V
Chinish	᛫ Chinese ᛫	N
chink	᛫ a narrow opening ᛫	N
chirk	᛫ to cheer up ᛫	V
chirkel	᛫ the circle of the Zodiac ᛫	N
chirm	᛫ noise ᛫ din ᛫	N
chirse	᛫ a cherry ᛫	N
chirten	᛫ beautiful ᛫	AJ
chirtenledge	᛫ to beautify ᛫	V
chise	᛫ choosy ᛫ choice ᛫ picky ᛫ petty ᛫ overly critical ᛫	AJ
chisel	᛫ gravel ᛫	N
chit	᛫ a young beast ( such as a whelp or a cub or a kitten ) ᛫ a brat ᛫	N
chokelew	᛫ apt to choke or suffocate someone ᛫	AJ
choose	᛫ to pick ᛫ to decide ᛫ to elect ᛫	V
chooseling	᛫ one of the elect ( of Christian myth ) ᛫	N
chooser	᛫ an elector ᛫ a connoisseur ᛫	N
chophouse	᛫ a steakhouse ᛫ a restaurant that specializes in steaks , chops , and similar fare ᛫	N
chor	᛫ a choir ᛫ a chorus ᛫	N
chore	᛫ a task ( esp a habitual one ) ᛫	N
chorely	᛫ choral ᛫	AJ
Christendom	᛫ Christianity ᛫ the Christian world ᛫	N
church	᛫ a building for worship ᛫ a congregation ᛫ a communion ᛫	N
churchly	᛫ ecclesiastical ᛫	AJ
churchman	᛫ a cleric ᛫ a member of the clergy ᛫	N
churchward	᛫ a custodian of a church ᛫ a sacristan ᛫	N
churl	᛫ a commoner ᛫ a peasant ᛫ a boor ᛫	N
churlborn	᛫ low-born ᛫	AJ
churlfolk	᛫ the common people ᛫	N
churlish	᛫ servile ᛫ rustic ᛫ rude ᛫ villainous ᛫ unlearned ᛫	AJ
churlishness	᛫ rudeness ᛫ vulgarity ᛫	N
Churlwain	᛫ the Big Dipper ᛫ Ursa Major ᛫ the constellation Boötes ᛫	N
churly	᛫ vulgarly ᛫ in the manner of commoners ᛫	AV
chy	᛫ to call ᛫ to call upon ᛫ to invoke ᛫ to summon ᛫	V
chyingly	᛫ vocative ( grammar ) ᛫	AJ
cinder	᛫ slag ᛫ dross ᛫ impurity of metal ᛫	N
clad	᛫ dressed ᛫	AJ
clammy	᛫ cold and damp ᛫	AJ
clash	᛫ a conflict ᛭ to conflict ᛫	N᛭V
clauster	᛫ a cloister ᛫	N
cleam	᛫ to plaster ᛫ to smear ᛫ to anoint ᛫	V
Clean Lent	᛫ Lent ( esp as extending from Quadragesima Sunday to Easter and not including the preceding four days from Ash Wednesday to Quadragesima Sunday ) ᛫	N(P)
cleancut	᛫ sharply defined ᛫ unambiguous ᛫ of wholesome appearance ᛫	AJ
cleanhearted	᛫ pure in heart ᛫ innocent of heart ᛫	AJ
cleanly	᛫ habitually clean ᛫	AJ
cleanness	᛫ moral purity ᛫ innocence ᛫ cleanliness ᛫ integrity ᛫ chastity ᛫ celibacy ᛫	N
cleanse	᛫ to purge ᛫ to purify ᛫	V
cleat	᛫ a wedge ᛫	N
cleave	᛫ to sever ᛫	V
cleavers	᛫ a Galium aparine plant ᛫	N
cleaving	᛫ cleavage ᛫	N
cleeve	᛫ a dwelling ᛫	N
cleft	᛫ a fissure ᛫	N
clepe	᛫ to name ᛫ to summon ᛫ to invoke ᛫ to speak ᛫ to utter ᛫ to vocalize ᛫	V
clepend	᛫ a vowel ᛫	N
clependy	᛫ vocalic ᛫	AJ
clept	᛫ called ᛫ named ᛫	AJ
clerk	᛫ a cleric ᛫ an office worker ᛫ one who works with records or accounts ᛫	N
clerkly	᛫ clerical ᛫	AJ
clinch	᛫ to secure a nail by bending its point ᛫ to settle a matter decisively ᛫	V
cling	᛫ to adhere ᛫	V
cling wrap	᛫ saran wrap ᛫	N
clingy	᛫ sticky ᛫ adhesive ᛫ tenacious ᛫	AJ
clip	᛫ a flexible or spring-loaded device for holding objects ᛫ a metal holder containing firearm cartridges ᛫	N
clip	᛫ to hug ᛫ to embrace ᛫	V
clise	᛫ to close ᛫	V
clising	᛫ a cell ᛫	N
clithe	᛫ a plaster ᛫ a salve ᛫ a poultice ᛫	N
cloam	᛫ earthenware ᛫ crockery ᛭ to plaster with clay [ᛏ] ᛫ to daub ᛭ made of clay or earthenware ᛫	N᛭AJ
clod	᛫ a lump of something ( esp clay or earth ) ᛫	N
clog	᛫ a log ᛫ a block of wood to impede an animal's movement ᛫ a block ᛫ a lump that causes a block ᛫ a lump ᛫	N
clot	᛫ a mass ᛫ a gobbet ᛫ a coagulation ᛫ a congelation ᛫ a concretion ᛭ to coagulate ᛫ to congeal ᛫	N᛭V
clote	᛫ the burdock ᛫ the clotbur ᛫	N
clothe	᛫ to dress ᛫ to give someone clothes ᛫ to endow ᛫	V
clother	᛫ a person who makes or sells cloth or clothing ᛫	N
clotted	᛫ coagulated ᛫ congealed ᛫ concentrated ᛫	AJ
clough	᛫ a steep valley ᛫ a ravine ᛫	N
clout	᛫ a patch ( of leather cloth metal or code ) ᛫ a blotch ᛫ a heavy blow ᛫ influence ᛭ to patch ( to mend with a patch ) ᛫	N
clove	᛫ a duplicate charter ᛫ a copy ᛫ a duplicate [ᚹ] ᛭ to copy [ᚹ] ᛫ to duplicate [ᚹ] ᛫	N᛭V
clove	᛫ something which is cleft ᛫ a den ᛫ a chasm ᛫ a hollow ᛫ a bulbil ᛫ a bit of garlic ᛫ a celler ᛫	N
cloven	᛫ divided ᛫	AJ
clue	᛫ a ball of thread ᛫ a ball of yarn ᛫ a sphere ᛫ a globular thing ᛫	N
clueless	᛫ oblivious ᛫ ignorant ᛫ perplexed ᛫ confused ᛫ puzzled ᛫	AJ
clutchfist	᛫ a miser ᛫	N
coaf	᛫ courageous ᛫	AJ
coalfish	᛫ a Pollachius virens fish ( a pollock , a saithe ) ᛫	N
coalman	᛫ a collier ᛫	N
coalmouse	᛫ a Periparus ater bird ᛫	N
coaser	᛫ an emperor ᛫ an imperator ᛫ a caesar ᛫	N
coaserdom	᛫ imperium ᛫	N
coaserly	᛫ imperial ᛫	AJ
coasern	᛫ an empress ᛫	N
coaserrich	᛫ an empire ᛫	N
coath	᛫ disease ᛫ illness ᛫ sickness ᛫	N
coathed	᛫ diseased ᛫	AJ
cobweb	᛫ a spider's web ᛫	N
cock	᛫ a male bird ᛫	N
cocker	᛫ a quiver ᛫	N
cocker	᛫ to coddle ᛫ to spoil ᛫ to indulge ᛫	V
cocksfoot	᛫ an Aquilegia plant ( columbine ) ᛫	N
cockshead	᛫ an Onobrychis plant ( a sainfoin ) ᛫	N
cockstone	᛫ an alectory ᛫	N
cocky	᛫ arrogant ᛫ brash ᛫ overconfident ᛫ self-important ᛫ conceited ᛫ officious ᛫	AJ
cod	᛫ a bag ᛫ a sack ᛫ a pouch ᛫ integument ᛫ a scrotum ᛫	N
codapple	᛫ a quince ? ᛫	N
codtree	᛫ a Ceratonia siliqua plant ( a carob or a locust tree ) ᛫ a Prosopsis plant ( an algarroba ) ᛫	N
coffeehouse	᛫ a cafe ᛫	N
cold moon	᛫ a full moon in December ᛫	N
coldbloodedness	᛫ ectothermy ᛫ emotionless ᛫	N
coldrife	᛫ cold ᛫ chilling ᛫ gelid ᛫ frigid ᛫	AJ
cole	᛫ any Brassica oleracea plant ( broccoli , kale , brussels sprouts , cabbage , cauliflower , kohlrabi , gai lan )	N
coleneep	᛫ kohlrabi ᛫	N
Coleyn	᛫ the city of Cologne ᛫	N
colk	᛫ an apple core ᛫ an onion heart ᛫ a core [ᚹ] ᛫	N
coltsfoot	᛫ a Tussilago farfara plant ᛫	N
comeback	᛫ a retort ᛫ a return to former and higher status ᛫	N
comeliness	᛫ beauty ᛫ attractiveness ᛫	AJ
comeling	᛫ a foreigner ᛫ a stranger ᛫ an intruder ᛫ a newcomer to a religious faith ᛫ a new convert ᛫ an import ( from abroad ) ᛫	N
comelithe	᛫ hospitable ᛫	AJ
comelitheness	᛫ hospitality ᛫	N
comely	᛫ attractive ᛫ agreeable ᛫ suitable ᛫ proper ᛫	AJ
comendliness	᛫ possibility ᛫	N
comenly	᛫ possible ᛫	AJ
comer	᛫ a guest ᛫ a stranger ᛫	N
con	᛫ to study attentively ᛫ to study ᛫	V
conned	᛫ educated ᛫ having studied ᛫	AJ
conner	᛫ a student ᛫	N
cook up	᛫ to fabricate ᛫ to make ( usually in a shady or rushed way ) ᛫	V
cookiecutter	᛫ generic ( usually in a bad way ) ᛫	AJ
cookshop	᛫ a small or informal restaurant ᛫	N
cooler	᛫ a refrigerator ᛫	N
coomb	᛫ a short valley or hollow on a hillside or coastline ᛫	N
cop	᛫ a spider ᛫	N
cop	᛫ the top summit or crest of something ᛫	N
coppen	᛫ to eagerly await ᛫	V
copper	᛫ copper ᛫	N
core	᛫ discrimination ᛫ a decision ᛫ a choice ᛫	N
corf	᛫ a basket ᛫ a cart ( for mining ) ᛫ a container for storing live fish ᛫	N
corn	᛫ a grain ᛫ maize ( grain from the Zea mays plant ) ᛫	N
cornhouse	᛫ a granary ᛫	N
Cornish	᛫ Cornish language ᛭ Cornish ᛫ Cornubian ᛫	N(P)᛭AJ(P)
cornstone	᛫ granite ᛫	N
Cornwales	᛫ Cornishmen ᛫	N(P)
Cornwall	᛫ Cornubia ᛫	N(P)
Corsick	᛫ Corsica ᛫	N(P)
cost	᛫ a trait ᛫ a property ᛫ an attribute ᛫ a disposition ᛫ a way of doing things ᛫ a procedure [ᚹ] ᛫ a process [ᚹ] ᛫ a method [ᚹ] ᛫	N
cost	᛫ a Tanacetum balsamita plant ( costmary , alecost ) ᛫	N
costen	᛫ to tempt ᛫	V
costning	᛫ temptation ᛫	N
cot	᛫ a cottage ᛫	N
cote	᛫ a cottage ᛫ a cottage's plot of land ᛫ a coop ᛫	N
cotman	᛫ a cottager ᛫	N
cotset	᛫ a cottager ᛫	N
couth	᛫ known ᛫ well known ᛫ familiar ᛫ sophisticated ᛫ refined ᛫	AJ
couther	᛫ an acquaintance ᛫	N
couthledge	᛫ to befriend ᛫ to make known to yourself ᛫	V
couthly	᛫ surely ᛫ certainly ᛫ familiarly ᛫ courteously ᛫	AV
couthness	᛫ acquaintance ᛫	N
couthred	᛫ intimacy ᛫	N
cove	᛫ a small coastal inlet ᛫	N
covegod	᛫ a household god ᛫ penates ᛫	N
cow	᛫ a Bos taurus animal ᛫	N
cowberry	᛫ a berry from a Vaccinium vitis-idaea plant ᛫ a lingonberry ᛫ a mountain cranberry ᛫	N
Crab	᛫ Cancer ᛫	N(P)
crack	᛫ highly trained and competent ᛫	AJ
cradlehood	᛫ infancy ᛫	N
craft	᛫ an art ᛫ a vehicle ᛫ a trade ( as in a profession ) ᛭ to construct ᛫ to develop ᛫	N᛭V
crafted tongue	᛫ a constructed language ᛫ a conlang ᛫	N
crafter	᛫ an architect ᛫ an artifex ᛫	N
craftless	᛫ artless ᛫ inexpert ᛫	AJ
craftschild	᛫ an apprentice ᛫	N
craftsman	᛫ an artisan ᛫	N
craftspeech	᛫ a craft's jargon ᛫	N
crafty	᛫ relating to a craft ᛫ technical ᛫ wily ᛫ skillful ᛫ innovative ᛫	AJ
cram	᛫ to stuff ᛫ to fill to capacity ᛫	V
cranesbill	᛫ a Geranium plant ᛫	N
crank	᛫ a device which moves something when turned ᛫ methamphetamine ᛭ to turn a crank ᛫	N᛭V
crat	᛫ a chariot ᛫ a cart ᛫	N
cratwain	᛫ a chariot ᛫	N
craw	᛫ the stomach of an animal ᛫	N
creepdeer	᛫ a reptile ᛫	N
Crete	᛫ Crete ᛫ Cretan wine ᛫	N(P)
cringe	᛫ to shudder from embarrassment fear or disgust ᛫	V
cringeworthy	᛫ embarrassing ᛫	AJ
Cristen	᛫ Christian ᛫	AJ
cristle	᛫ a crystal ᛫	N
Croatish	᛫ Croatian ᛫	AJ
crock	᛫ a pot or a jar of earthenware ᛫ something considered to be complete nonsense ᛫	N
crockwright	᛫ a potter ᛫	N
croft	᛫ a small rented farm comprising of a plot of arable land attached to a house ᛫	N
croft	᛫ an underground vault ᛫ a crypt ᛫ a basement ᛫	N
crook	᛫ a hooked staff ᛫ one who engages in fraudulent or criminal practices ᛫ a bend ᛫ a curve ᛭ to bend ᛫	N᛭V
crooked	᛫ bent ᛫ twisted ᛫ illegal ᛫ fraudulent ᛫	AJ
cropland	᛫ farmland ᛫	N
cropper	᛫ one who raises a crop ᛫	N
crough	᛫ saffron ᛫ a crocus ᛫	N
crud	᛫ clabber ᛫ curds ᛫ cottage cheese ᛫ rennet ᛫ junket ᛫ a coagulated substance ᛭ to coagulate ᛫ to congeal ᛫ to curdle ᛫	N᛭V
crundle	᛫ a mound raised over graves to protect them ᛫ a barrow ᛫ a tumulus ᛫ a burial mound ᛫	N
cud	᛫ gum ᛫ resin ᛫ mastic ᛫ quid ᛫	N
cuddy	᛫ gummy ᛫ resinous ᛫	AJ
cudgel	᛫ a club ᛫	N
culver	᛫ a dove ᛫ a pigeon ᛫	N
Cumberland	᛫ Cumbria ᛫	N(P)
cumble	᛫ a sign ᛫ a standard ᛫ an ensign ᛫ a banner ᛫	N
cun	᛫ to be able to ᛫	V
cund	᛫ ( denotes kind , nature , origin ) ᛫	SUFFIX
cunning	᛫ ability ᛫ knowledge ᛫ information ᛫ a science ᛫ a field of knowledge ᛫ an art ᛭ experienced ᛫ able ᛫ crafty ᛫ sly ᛫ clever ᛫ guileful ᛫	N᛭AJ
cunt	᛫ a vulva ᛫ a vagina ᛫	N
cur	᛫ a mutt ᛫ a mongrel ᛫ an inferior dog ᛫	N
cutthroat	᛫ a murderer ᛫ a ruthless person ᛭ ruthless ᛫	N᛭AJ
cutwater	᛫ Rynchops niger ᛫ the forward curve of a ship's stern ᛫ the wedge of a bridge pier ᛫	N
daft	᛫ silly ᛫ insane ᛫ crazy ᛫ mad ( crazy ) ᛫ stupid ᛫	AJ
dale	᛫ a valley ᛫	N
dalk	᛫ a clasp ᛫ a buckle ᛫ a brooch ᛫ a fibula ᛫	N
dall	᛫ eminent ᛫	AJ
Damask	᛫ Damascus ᛫ a kind of cloth from Damascus ᛫	N(P)
damp	᛫ moisture ᛫ humidity ᛫ dampness ᛭ moist ᛫ humid ᛫	N᛭AJ
dapper	᛫ neat ᛫ spiffy ᛫ stylish ᛫	AJ
dare	᛫ a challenge ᛫ a defiance ᛭ to challenge ᛫ to defy ᛫ to venture ᛫	N᛭V
daring	᛫ adventurous courage ᛭ adventurous ᛫ audaciously bold ᛫	N᛭AJ
dark	᛫ aphotic ᛫ atramentous ᛫ caliginous ᛫ cimmerian ᛫ crepuscular ᛫ somber ᛫ solemn ᛫	AJ
darkling	᛫ in the dark ᛭ darkly ᛫ done or taking place in the dark ᛫	AJ᛭AV
darkly	᛫ obscurely ᛫ vaguely ᛫ allusively ᛫	AD
darling	᛫ a beloved one ᛭ beloved ᛫	N᛭AJ
darst	᛫ leaven ᛫	N
darth	᛫ a dart ᛫ a javelin ᛫	N
dash	᛫ a hyphen ᛫	N
daughterdaughter	᛫ a maternal granddaughter ᛫	N
daughterson	᛫ a maternal grandson ᛫	N
daven	᛫ to suit ᛫ to be fitting ᛭ becoming ᛫ suitable ᛫ proper ᛫ convenient ᛫	V᛭AJ
daw	᛫ a Coloeus monedula bird ᛫	N
daw	᛫ to dawn ᛫	V
daws	᛫ days ᛫	N
day	᛫ a meeting ᛫ an assembly ᛫ a diet ᛭ to summon to a meeting ᛫ to submit to arbitration ᛫	N᛭V
dayblindness	᛫ hemeralopia ᛫	N
daybook	᛫ a journal ᛫ a log ᛫ a logbook ᛫ a diary ᛫	N
daying	᛫ arbitration ᛫ settlement of a dispute ᛫	N
dayish	᛫ diurnal ᛫	AJ
dayman	᛫ a journeyman ᛫	N
daymeal	᛫ a clock ᛫ a sundial ᛫ a waterclock ᛫ a clepsydra ᛫	N
daysman	᛫ an arbitrator ᛫ a mediator ᛫ an umpire ᛫ an arbiter ᛫	N
daystar	᛫ Lucifer ( as in the morning star ) ᛫	N
dayworker	᛫ a journeyman ᛫	N
dead	᛫ to kill ᛫ to die ᛫	V
deaden	᛫ to deprive of vitality or force ᛫ to numb ᛫ to muffle ᛫ to mute ᛫	V
deadliness	᛫ lethality ᛫ mortality ᛫	N
deadlock	᛫ a stalemate ᛫ an impasse ᛫	N
deadly	᛫ fatal ᛫ lethal ᛭ fatally ᛫ mortally ᛫	AJ᛭AV
deadly nightshade	᛫ an Atropa belladonna plant ᛫	N
deadname	᛫ a necronym ᛫	N
deadpan	᛫ stolid ᛫ impassive ᛫ expressionless ᛫ inexpressive ᛫ neutral ᛫ detached ᛫ impersonal ᛫ dispassionate ᛫	AJ
deadshot	᛫ a highly accurate marksman ᛫	N
deal	᛫ a part ᛫ a component ᛫ a portion ᛫ an agreement ᛫ a pact ᛭ to distribute ᛫ to part ᛫ to divide ᛫ to separate ᛫	N᛭V
dealer	᛫ a divider ᛫ a distributor ᛫	N
dealing	᛫ a business transaction ᛫ an interaction ᛫	N
dealnim	᛫ to take part ᛫ to participate ᛫	V
dealnimmend	᛫ a participant ᛫ a participle ( grammatical term ) ᛫	N
dealnimmenly	᛫ sharing ᛫ participating ᛫ participal ᛫	AJ
dealth	᛫ a portion ᛫	N
dealy	᛫ partial ᛫	AJ
dean	᛫ a valley ᛫ a vale ᛫ a dale ᛫	N
dear	᛫ expensive ᛫ costly ᛫ cherished ᛫	AJ
dearest	᛫ a favourite ᛫ a beloved one ᛭ favourite ᛫	N᛭AJ
dearness	᛫ expensiveness ᛫ costliness ᛫ affection ᛫ fondness ᛫	N
dearsome	᛫ precious ᛫	AJ
dearth	᛫ a famine ᛫ scarcity ᛫ paucity ᛫	N
dearworthy	᛫ precious ᛫ beloved ᛫ precious ᛫ prized ᛫	AJ
deathknell	᛫ a sign foretelling the death of something ᛫	N
deathless	᛫ immortal ᛫	AJ
deathlessness	᛫ immortality ᛫	N
deathling	᛫ a mortal ᛫ a being subject to death ᛫	N
deathlore	᛫ thanatology ᛫	N
deathraked	᛫ a sepulchre ᛫	N
deathshild	᛫ a capital crime ᛫	N
deathshildiness	᛫ mortality ᛫	N
deathshildy	᛫ mortal ᛫ liable to death ᛫	AJ
deathsman	᛫ an executioner ᛫	N
deathsong	᛫ a requiem ( in the musical sense ) ᛫	N
deathstiffness	᛫ rigor mortis ᛫	N
deech	᛫ to smear ᛫ to daub ᛫ to plaster ᛫	V
deed	᛫ an action ᛫ an act ᛫ a legal document showing bond ᛫	N
deedbane	᛫ an evildoer ᛫	N
deedbeet	᛫ to make amends ᛫ to be penitent ᛫ to repent ᛫	V
deedbeeter	᛫ a deed amender ᛫ a penitent ᛫	N
deedboot	᛫ repentance ᛫ penitence ᛫ penance ᛫	N
deedfrom	᛫ a deed-doer ᛫ an actor ᛫ a causative agent ᛫	N
deedlate	᛫ slow to act ᛫ slothful ᛫	AJ
deedlater	᛫ a lazy person ᛫ a sluggard ᛫	N
deedlean	᛫ a reward ᛫ recompence ᛫ recompense ᛫	N
deem	᛫ to regard ᛫ to judge ᛫	V
deemer	᛫ a judge ᛫	N
deemster	᛫ one of the two justices of the common-law courts of the Isle of Man ᛫	N
deer	᛫ an animal ᛫ a beast ᛫	N
deerkind	᛫ the animal kingdom ᛫	N
deerleech	᛫ a veterinarian ᛫	N
deerlife	᛫ fauna ᛫	N
deerlore	᛫ zoology ᛫	N
deeryard	᛫ a zoo ᛫ a zoological garden ᛫	N
deeve	᛫ proper ᛫	AJ
deft	᛫ neatly skillful and quick in one's movements ᛫ demonstrating skill and cleverness ᛫	AJ
delf	᛫ digging ᛫ the act of digging ᛫ an excavation ᛫ a quarry ᛫ a mine ᛫	N
delfine	᛫ a dolphin ᛫	N
dell	᛫ a secluded hollow or small valley usually covered with trees or turf ᛫	N
delve	᛫ to dig ᛫ to mine to ᛫	V
delver	᛫ a digger ᛫ a tiller ᛫ an excavator ᛫ a miner ᛫	N
demmerlake	᛫ magic ᛫ sorcery ᛫ the art of magic ᛫	N
Den	᛫ a Dane ᛫	N
Denlaw	᛫ the region in Britain which was governed by Danish law ᛫ the Danelaw ᛫	N(P)
Denmark	᛫ Denmark ᛫	N(P)
Dennish	᛫ Danish language ᛭ Danish ᛫	N(P)᛭AJ(P)
Deprobane	᛫ Sri Lanka ᛫ Ceylon ᛫ Taprobana ᛫	N(P)
Der	᛫ a Deirian ᛫	N(P)
dere	᛫ hurt ᛫ harm ᛫ injury ᛭ to hurt ᛫ to harm ᛫ to injure ᛫	N᛭V
Dere	᛫ Deirians ᛫	N(P)
derf	᛫ tribulation ᛫ affliction ᛫ trouble ᛫ torture ᛫ labour ᛫	N
dern	᛫ to hide ᛫ to conceal ᛭ secret ᛫ hidden ᛫ underhanded ᛫	N᛭V᛭AJ
derning	᛫ camouflage ᛫ a disguise ᛫	N
dernship	᛫ secrecy ᛫	N
Derrich	᛫ the Kingdom of Deria ᛫	N(P)
derringdo	᛫ action displaying heroic courage ᛫	N
derve	᛫ to trouble ᛫ to labour ᛫	V
devilcraft	᛫ the art of the devil ᛫	N
devilfish	᛫ an octopus ᛫ any cephalopod ᛫ a devil ray ᛫	N
devilish	᛫ diabolical ᛫	AJ
devilreigh	᛫ a devil ray ᛫	N
devilsdung	᛫ asafoetida ᛫	N
dewsnail	᛫ a slug ᛫	N
dight	᛫ to prepare ᛫ to ready ᛫ to polish ᛫ to ornament ᛫ to make preparations ᛫ to arrange ᛫ to order ᛫ to organize ᛫ to direct ᛫	V
dighting	᛫ preparation ᛫ an arrangement ᛫ an ordering ᛫ repairing ᛫ furbishing ᛫ adorning, arraying ᛫ preparing ᛫ treating of a patient ᛫	N
dile	᛫ hidden ᛫ secret ᛫ furtive ᛫ cryptic ᛫	AJ
dill	᛫ an Anethum graveolens plant ᛫	N
dimhouse	᛫ a lautumia ᛫ a dungeon ᛫	N
din	᛫ a loud noise ᛫ a loud sound ᛭ to sound loudly ᛫ resound ᛫	N᛭V
ding	᛫ a dent ᛫ a blow ᛭ to dent ᛫ to hit ᛫	N᛭V
dingle	᛫ a valley which is small and wooded ᛫ a cleft which is deep and narrow ᛫	N
dingy	᛫ dull ᛫ drab ᛫ dreary ᛫ discoloured ᛫ dirty ᛫ tarnished ᛫	AJ
dint	᛫ a blow or stroke ( typically one made with a weapon ) ᛫ force of attack ᛫ an impact ᛫	N
dip	᛫ to baptize ᛫	V
dishbearer	᛫ a waiter ᛫ a waitress ᛫ a server of food ᛫	N
dishthane	᛫ an officer in charge of dishes or food ᛫ a dish-bearer ᛫	N
distaff	᛫ a staff for spinning thread ᛫ the domain or work of women ᛭ maternal ᛫ female ᛫	N᛭AJ
distaff side	᛫ the female side of a family ᛫	N
dit	᛫ to seal ᛫ to close ᛫ to shut ᛫ to block ᛫ to shut up ᛫ to plug ᛫	V
dither	᛫ to act nervously or indecisively ᛫ vacillate ᛫	V
divedopper	᛫ a pelican ᛫	N
divingboat	᛫ a submarine ᛫ a submersible ᛫	N
dizen	᛫ to dress [ᛏ] ᛫ to attire ᛫ to deck out ᛫ to adorn ᛫	V
dizziness	᛫ giddiness ᛫ vertigo ᛫ folly ᛫ stupidity ᛫	N
dizzy	᛫ giddy ᛫ vertiginous ᛫ foolish ᛫ stupid ᛫	AJ
doall	᛫ a factotum ᛫	N
dock	᛫ a Rumex plant ᛫	N
doe	᛫ a female animal ᛫	N
doff	᛫ to take off ᛫ to remove an item of clothing ᛫	V
dogbane	᛫ an Apocynum plant ᛫	N
dogdays	᛫ a period of stagnation or inactivity ᛫ the period between early July and early September ᛫	N
dogged	᛫ marked by stubborn determination ᛫	AJ
doglore	᛫ cynology ᛫	N
dogly	᛫ canine ᛫	AJ
dogmad	᛫ rabid ᛫	AJ
dogmadness	᛫ rabies ᛫	N
dogsbody	᛫ a menial worker ᛫	N
dole	᛫ a share ᛫ something given as charity ᛫ a donation ᛫	N
doleland	᛫ an allotted share of commonly held land ᛫	N
dolk	᛫ a wound ᛫	N
dolt	᛫ an idiot ᛫	N
dom	᛫ ( shows a state or condition ) ᛫ -cracy ᛫ -archy ᛫	SUFFIX
Dominica	᛫ Dominica ᛫	N(P)
don	᛫ to put on ᛫ to dress in ᛫	V
Donnow	᛫ the river Danube ᛫	PN
donothing	᛫ a slacker ᛭ idle ᛫	N᛭AJ
dook	᛫ a bastard ᛫	N
dooken	᛫ to bastardize ᛫ to bastardise ᛫	V
doom	᛫ judgment ᛫ legal decision ᛫ legal ruling ᛭ to sentence ᛫	N᛭V
doombook	᛫ a book of decrees or laws ᛫	N
doombough	᛫ a judicial branch ᛫	N
doomed	᛫ judged ᛫ ill-fated ᛫	AJ
doomern	᛫ a court where judgments take place ᛫ a tribunal ᛫	N
doomful	᛫ full of judgement ᛫ ominous ᛫	AJ
doomhouse	᛫ a courthouse ᛫	N
doomladen	᛫ conveying a sense of tragedy ᛫	AJ
doomly	᛫ judicial ᛫	AJ
doomsday	᛫ judgment day ᛫	N
doomsettle	᛫ a judgment seat ᛫ a tribunal ᛫	N
doomsman	᛫ a judge ᛫ an umpire ᛫	N
doorthane	᛫ a door-keeper ᛫ a janitor ( as in a doorman ) ᛫	N
doppet	᛫ to immerse ᛫	V
dor	᛫ an insect that buzzes when flying ᛫	N
dote	᛫ to exhibit mental decline of or like that of old age ᛫	V
dought	᛫ courage ᛫ valour ᛫ bravery ᛫	N
doughty	᛫ brave ᛫ courageous ᛫ valiant ᛫ intrepid ᛫ dauntless ᛫	AJ
douse	᛫ to immerse ᛫ to dunk or sink into liquid ᛫ to extinguish something like fire ᛫	V
dout	᛫ to extinguish ᛫	V
douth	᛫ a troop of retainers ᛫ a retinue ᛫ virtue ᛫	N
dove	᛫ a pigeon ᛫	N
dovehouse	᛫ a dovecote ᛫ a columbary ᛫ a columbarium ᛫ a pigeon house ᛫ a pigeonry ᛫	N
dow	᛫ to have use ᛫ to matter ᛫ to be helpful ᛫ to be effective ᛫	V
down	᛫ a hill ᛫	N
down to earth	᛫ practical ᛫ realistic ᛫ pragmatic ᛫	N
downbeat	᛫ the accented beat at the beginning of a bar ᛭ sad and pessimistic ᛫	N᛭AJ
downelf	᛫ a mountain elf ᛫ a mountain fairy ᛫ a mountain nymph ᛫	N
downfall	᛫ a collapse ᛫ a loss of power prosperity or status ᛫	N
downgang	᛫ a descent ᛫ a way down ᛫	N
downlink	᛫ a transmission or link to the earth from an airborne terminal ᛭ to transmit to the earth ᛫	N᛭V
downplay	᛫ to de-emphasize ᛫	V
downputting	᛫ denigrating ᛫ pejorative ᛫ derogatory ᛫	AJ
downright	᛫ unambiguous ᛫ utter ᛭ unambiguously ᛫ utterly ᛫	AJ᛭AV
downside	᛫ a con ᛫ a negative feature of something ᛫	N
draff	᛫ swill ᛫ dregs ᛫ refuse ᛫ the damp remains of malt ᛫	N
drake	᛫ trouble ᛫	N
drake	᛫ a dragon ᛫	N
drakeovet	᛫ a dragonfruit ᛫ a pitaya ᛫ a pitahaya ᛫	N
drast	᛫ dregs ᛫ sediment ᛫ scum ᛫	N
draught	᛫ a preliminary version ᛫ a plan ᛫ a map ᛫ a concscription ᛫ a scheme ᛫ a devised thing ᛫ a move ( gaming ) ᛭ to make a draught ᛫ to conscript ᛫	N᛭V
draughthouse	᛫ an outhouse ᛫ a privy ᛫	N
draughts	᛫ checkers ( the game ) ᛫	N
draughtsman	᛫ a maker of engineering or architectural plans ᛫ an illustrator ᛫	N
draughty	᛫ gusty ( of wind ) ᛫	AJ
draw	᛫ a lottery ᛫ a raffle ᛭ to attract ᛫ to derive ᛫ to pull ᛫	N᛭V
drawback	᛫ a negative feature ᛫	N
drawdown	᛫ a depletion ᛫ a reduction ᛫ a lowering of a water level ᛭ to deplete by using or spending ᛫	N᛭V
drawingroom	᛫ a room where visitors may be entertained ᛫ a lounge ᛫	N
drawlatch	᛫ a thief ᛫ a burglar ᛫	N
drawn to	᛫ interested in ᛫ attracted to ᛫	V
dray	᛫ a band ᛫ a multitude ᛫	N
dreadbird	᛫ a Phorusrhacidae bird ( a terror bird , a phorusrhacid ) ᛫	N
dreadless	᛫ intrepid ᛫ dauntless ᛫	AJ
dreap	᛫ to kill ᛫ to strike down ᛫	V
drear	᛫ blood ᛫ gore ᛫	N
dreary	᛫ gloomy ᛫ cheerless ᛫	AJ
dreeve	᛫ to disturb ᛫ to trouble ᛫ to vex ᛫	V
dreeze	᛫ to fall ᛫ to perish ᛫	V
dreg	᛫ sediment ᛫	N
drench	᛫ a drink ᛫ a poisonous or medicinal drink ᛫ a potion ᛭ to soak ᛫ to make drink ᛫	N᛭V
dretch	᛫ to injure ᛫ to damage ᛫ to trouble ᛫ to delay ᛫ to hesitate ᛫	V
drib	᛫ to do by little and little ᛫ to appropriate unlawfully ᛫ to filch ᛫ to defalcate ᛫	V
drie	᛫ annoyance ᛫ trouble ᛫ grief ᛫	N
drifter	᛫ a transient ᛫ a vagrant ᛫ a vagabond ᛫	N
dright	᛫ a host ᛫ a body of retainers or warriors ᛫ a group of people ᛫ a people ᛫ a multitude ᛫	N
drighten	᛫ a lord ᛫ a ruler ᛫ a chief ᛫ a leader ᛫ a god ( pagan or otherwise ) ᛫	N
drightenly	᛫ lordly ᛫ noble ᛫	AJ
drightenship	᛫ rulership ᛫ lordship ᛫ domination ᛫	N
drightly	᛫ of high rank ᛫ noble ᛫ excellent ᛫	AJ
dring	᛫ a warrior ᛫ a soldier ᛫	N
drink hail	᛫ a salutation given in response to the toast wes hail ᛭ drink to your health ! ᛫	N᛭I
drinkshop	᛫ a shop which sells alcoholic beverages or liquor ᛫	N
drite	᛫ to shit ᛫ to poop ᛫ to defecate ᛫	V
drivel	᛫ saliva ᛫ nonsense ᛭ to slobber ᛫ to talk nonsense ᛫	N᛭V
drone	᛫ a male bee ᛫ a menial worker ᛫ a remote-controlled or autonomous vehicle ᛫ a robot [ᚹ] ᛫	N
droof	᛫ turbid ᛫ disturbed ᛫ sorrowful ᛫ troubled ᛫	AJ
droovy	᛫ stirred up ( of water ) ᛫ muddy murky ᛫	AJ
dropmeal	᛫ one drop at a time ᛫	AV
dropstone	᛫ a stalactite ᛫ a stalagmite ᛫ a stalagnate ᛫	N
dropwort	᛫ Filipendula vulgaris ᛫	N
dross	᛫ waste ᛫ something that is base trivial or inferior ᛫	N
drought	᛫ a water shortage ᛫ a paucity ( semi-poetic ) ᛫	N
drove	᛫ a herd or flock of animals being driven ᛫ a bunch of something ᛫	N
drowse	᛫ a state of sleepiness or inactivity ᛭ to be inactive ᛫ to fall into a light slumber ᛫	N᛭V
drub	᛫ to beat severely ᛫	V
drudge	᛫ menial or tedious labour ᛭ to do menial or tedious labour ᛫	N᛭V
drunken	᛫ intoxicated ᛫ caused by intoxication ᛫ saturated with liquid ᛫	AJ
drunkenness	᛫ intoxication ᛫	N
drunklew	᛫ a drunkard ᛫ an alcoholic ᛭ addicted to drink habitually drunk ᛫	N᛭AJ
druthers	᛫ wishes ᛫ preferences ᛫ one's own way , choice , or preference ᛫	N
dry	᛫ a druid ᛫ a magician ᛫ a sorcerer ᛫ a wizard ᛫ a magus ᛫ a mage ᛫	N
drycraft	᛫ druidcraft ᛫ sorcery ᛫ the art of magic ᛫	N
drycrafty	᛫ skilled in magic ᛫ skilled in druidic magic ᛫ magical ᛫	AJ
Dubawnt Mere	᛫ Dubawnt Lake ᛫	N(P)
duckbill	᛫ a platypus ᛫ a hadrosaur ᛫	N
duckmole	᛫ a platypus ᛫	N
duff	᛫ boiled or steamed sweet pudding ᛫	N
dull	᛫ to blunt ᛫ to stupefy ᛫ to tarnish ᛭ blunt ᛫ stupid ᛫ obtuse ᛫ tarnished ᛫ tedious ᛫ boring ᛫ sluggish ᛫ inactive ᛫ stagnant ᛫	V᛭AJ
dumb	᛫ stupid ᛫ mute ᛫	AJ
dumbness	᛫ stupidity ᛫	N
dumpster	᛫ a large trash receptacle ᛫	N
dun	᛫ tan ( the hue ) ᛭ tan coloured ᛫	N᛭AJ
dun	᛫ to make persistent demands for payment ᛫	V
dung	᛫ a dungeon ᛫ a subterranean chamber ᛫	N
dunnock	᛫ a Prunella modularis bird ᛫	N
dusk	᛫ the night's twilight ( as opposed to the morning's twilight ) ᛭ to darken ᛫ to make gloomy ᛫	N᛭V
dusky	᛫ dark in colour ᛫ dim ᛫	AJ
Dutch	᛫ the Dutch language ᛫ mainland West Germanic language ᛭ of the Netherlands ᛫ of mainland West Germanic ᛫	N᛭AJ
Dutchland	᛫ the part of Europe where continental West Germanic languages are spoken ᛫	N(P)
dwale	᛫ an error ᛫ incorrectness ᛫	N
dwale	᛫ an Atropa belladonna plant ᛫	N
dwalegod	᛫ an idol ᛫ a false god ᛫	N
dwalesome	᛫ erroneous ᛫ incorrect ᛫ wrong ᛫	AJ
dwarf	᛫ a mythological humanoid usually depicted as short stout mountain dwelling and skilled in certain crafts ᛫	N
dwarfdwostle	᛫ a Mentha pulegium plant ( pennyroyal ) ᛫	N
dwease	᛫ foolish ᛫ stupid ᛫ dumb ᛫	AJ
dwell	᛫ a sojourn ᛫ a stay ᛫ a delay ᛭ to live in a place ᛫ to reside ᛫ to remain ᛫ to stay ᛫ to wait ᛫ to procrastinate ᛫ to delay in doing something ᛫	N᛭V
dwelling	᛫ a place of residence ᛫ a habitation ᛫	N
dwelse	᛫ to stray in a stupor ᛫	V
dwelsing	᛫ a stupor which leads one astray ᛫	N
dwere	᛫ doubt ᛫ perplexity ᛫ uncertainty ᛫	N
dwild	᛫ error ᛫ heresy ᛫	N
dwildman	᛫ a heretic ᛫	N
dwildy	᛫ erroneous ᛫ heretical ᛫	AJ
dwimmer	᛫ illusion ᛫ delusion ᛫ an apparition ᛫ a phantom ᛫ a mirage [ᚹ] ᛫	N
dwimmerly	᛫ as an illusion ᛫ deceptively ᛫	AV
dwimmery	᛫ illusory ᛫	AJ
dwindle	᛫ to become steadily less ᛫	V
dwine	᛫ to waste or pine away ᛫ to languish ᛫	V
dwolen	᛫ erroneous ᛫ wrong ᛫ perverse ᛫	AJ
dwolm	᛫ chaos ᛫ a chasm ᛫	N
e	᛫ a horse ᛫ a steed ᛫	N
ea	᛫ a law ᛫ a statute ᛫ a custom ᛫ a rule ᛫	N
ea	᛫ a river ᛫	N
eace	᛫ a bait ᛫ a lure ᛫	N
eaceworm	᛫ an earthworm ᛫	N
each	᛫ eternal ᛫ everlasting ᛫ perpetual ᛫	AJ
ead	᛫ prosperity ᛫ happiness ᛫ bliss ᛫	N
eady	᛫ prosperous ᛫ fortunate ᛫	AJ
eal	᛫ oil ᛫	N
eal	᛫ to kindle ᛫ to burn ᛫	V
Ealand	᛫ Åland ᛫	N
ealberry	᛫ an olive ᛫	N
ealtree	᛫ an olive tree ᛫	N
eam	᛫ an uncle ᛫	N
eamdaughter	᛫ a paternal female cousin ᛫	N
eamson	᛫ a paternal male cousin ᛫	N
ean	᛫ to give birth to a lamb or a goat ᛫	V
eanling	᛫ a young lamb ᛫	N
ear	᛫ to plow ᛫	V
eard	᛫ one's character ᛫ a disposition ᛫ a personality [ᚹ] ᛫	N
earl	᛫ a count ᛫	N
earlap	᛫ an earlobe ᛫ an ear lobe ᛫ the outer ear ᛫	N
earldom	᛫ a county ( in the sense of " a count's domain " ) ᛫	N
earlen	᛫ a countess ᛫	N
earmark	᛫ a distinguishing mark ᛫ a provision in legislation that allocates a specified amount of money towards something ᛫	N
earn	᛫ to gain through work ᛫ to deserve ᛫	V
earnest	᛫ seriousness ᛭ serious ᛫ urgent ᛫ intent ᛫ diligent ᛫ important ᛫	N᛭AJ
earp	᛫ brown ( esp dark brown ? ) ᛫	AJ
earsh	᛫ a vivarium ( an animal preserve ) ᛫	N
earshhen	᛫ a quail ᛫	N
earshrift	᛫ auricular confession ᛫	N
earstone	᛫ an otolith ᛫ an otolite ᛫ a statoconium ᛫ an otoconium ᛫ a statolith ᛫	N
earthapple	᛫ a potato ᛫	N
earthberry	᛫ a strawberry ᛫	N
earthbiving	᛫ earthquake ᛫	N
earthcarving	᛫ a geoglyph ᛫	N
earthcraft	᛫ geometry ᛫	N
eartheal	᛫ petroleum ᛫	N
earthenware	᛫ pottery ᛫ ceramics ᛫	N
earther	᛫ an inhabitant of Earth ᛫	N
earthern	᛫ a tomb ᛫ a sepulcher ᛫	N
earthflax	᛫ asbestos ᛫	N
earthgall	᛫ centaury ᛫	N
earthhog	᛫ an aardvark ᛫	N
earthhouse	᛫ an underground chamber ᛫ a basement ᛫ a cellar ᛫ a souterrain ᛫	N
earthivy	᛫ Glechoma hederacea ( ground-ivy ) ᛫	N
earthline	᛫ the horizon ᛫	N
earthling	᛫ a plowman ᛫ an inhabitant of Earth ᛫ a worldling ᛫	N
earthlore	᛫ geology ᛫	N
earthly	᛫ terrestrial ᛫ tellurian ᛫	AJ
earthman	᛫ a human resident or inhabitant of the planet Earth ᛫	N
earthnavel	᛫ asparagus ᛫	N
earthpear	᛫ a Jerusalem artichoke ᛫ an artichoke [ᚹ] ᛫	N
earthtar	᛫ asphalt ᛫	N
earthtilth	᛫ agriculture ᛫	N
earthwave	᛫ a seismic wave ᛫	N
earthwax	᛫ ozokerite ᛫ paraffin wax ᛫	N
earthweal	᛫ earthly wealth ᛫	N
earthwhate	᛫ geomancy ᛫	N
earthwolf	᛫ an aardwolf ᛫	N
earthy	᛫ natural ( the way of the world ) ᛫	AJ
earwax	᛫ cerumen ᛫	N
earwig	᛫ a prying informer ᛭ to gain the influence of someone through covert statements ᛫	N᛭V
easel	᛫ a donkey ᛫ an ass ᛫	N
East Englerich	᛫ the Kingdom of East Anglia ᛫	N(P)
East Timor	᛫ East Timor ᛫ Timor-Leste ᛫	N(P)
easten	᛫ from the east ᛫	AV
Easterling	᛫ a native of the Hanseatic region of the Netherlands , Northern Germany , and the Baltic coast ᛫	N
Eastermonth	᛫ April ᛫	N(P)
Eastern	᛫ Oriental ᛫	AJ
Easterner	᛫ an Oriental ᛫	N
eastle	᛫ a table for notes ᛫ a tablet ᛫	N
Eastrich	᛫ Austria ᛫	N(P)
eath	᛫ ease ᛭ to ease ᛭ easy ᛭ easily ᛫	N᛭V᛭AJ᛭AV
eathfully	᛫ easily ᛫	AV
eathhield	᛫ satisfied ᛫ contented ᛫	AJ
eathly	᛫ insignificant ᛫ trivial ᛫ of little worth or value ᛫	AJ
eathmood	᛫ humble ᛫ lowly ᛫ obedient ᛭ to be humble ᛫ to obey ᛫ to make humble ᛫ to humble ᛫	AJ
eathmoodly	᛫ humble ᛭ humbly ᛫	AJ᛭AV
eathmoodness	᛫ humility ᛫	N
eathness	᛫ easiness ᛫ facility ᛫ favour ᛫	N
eathom	᛫ (a) breath ᛫ breathing ( esp violent ) ᛫ a puff ᛫ a blast ᛫ a blast or an exhalation of fire or smoke ᛫ (a) vapour ᛫	N
eatinghouse	᛫ a restaurant ᛫ an eatery ᛫	N
eatingroom	᛫ a dining room ᛫	N
eattle	᛫ gluttonous ᛫	AJ
eattleman	᛫ a glutton ᛫	N
eattleness	᛫ gluttony ᛫	N
eaver	᛫ a boar ᛫	N
eaverthring	᛫ the constellation Orion ? ᛫	N(P)
eaves	᛫ the part of a roof that meets or overhangs the walls of a building ᛭ to prune ᛫	N
eavesdrop	᛫ to secretly listen to a conversation ᛫	V
eavestrough	᛫ a rain gutter for a building ᛫	N
ebb	᛫ receding tide ᛭ to recede ᛫ to decline ᛫	N᛭V
ebber	᛫ laid bare ᛫ revealed ᛫ manifest ᛫ obvious ᛫ unconcealed ᛫	AJ
Ebrish	᛫ Hebrew speech ᛭ Hebrew ᛫	N(P)᛭AJ(P)
ed	᛫ re- ᛫	PREFIX
edbrookenly	᛫ reusable ᛭ reusably ᛫	AJ᛭AV
edder	᛫ a blood vessel ᛫	N
edder	᛫ a hedge ᛫ a fence ᛫ an enclosure ᛫	N
edderbreach	᛫ trespassing by means of breaching a fence of hedge ᛫	N
edfleshhame	᛫ to reincarnate ᛫	V
edhew	᛫ a reform ᛭ to reform ᛫	N᛭V
edledge	᛫ to repeat ᛫	V
ednew	᛫ to renew ᛫ to renovate ᛫ to furbish ᛫	V
edstaddle	᛫ to restore ᛫ to refound ᛫	V
edwend	᛫ to return ᛫ to turn back ᛫ to reverse ᛫	V
edwent	᛫ reverse ᛫	AJ
edwharft	᛫ a return ᛫	N
edwist	᛫ sustenance ᛫ being ᛫ existence ᛫	N
edwistly	᛫ existing ᛫ subsisting ᛫ substantial ᛫ substantive ᛫	AJ
edwite	᛫ to censure ᛫ reproach ᛫ reprove ᛫ to criticize ᛫	N᛭V
edwiteful	᛫ shameful ᛫ disgraceful ᛫ ignominious ᛫	AJ
edwitespeaker	᛫ a caviller / caviler ᛫ a faultfinder ᛫	N
edword	᛫ to rephrase ᛫ to reword ᛫	V
eelgrass	᛫ a Zostera marina plant ᛫	N
eelpout	᛫ a Zoarcidae fish ᛫	N
eerie	᛫ strange in a frightening or worrying way ᛫	AJ
eest	᛫ favour ᛫ delight ᛫ pleasure ᛫ gratification ᛫ a delicacy ᛫ dainties ᛫	N
eestful	᛫ pleasure-seeking ᛫ fastidious ᛫ palatable ᛫ delicious ᛫	AJ
eesty	᛫ gracious ᛫	AJ
eft	᛫ to repeat ᛫ to iterate ᛭ again ᛫ back ( back to where it was ) ᛫	V᛭AV
eft	᛫ a newt ᛫	N
eft	᛫ re- ᛫	PREFIX
eftbook	᛫ to reschedule ᛫	V
eftboot	᛫ a restoration of health ᛫ restitution ᛫ reparation ᛫	N
eftcome	᛫ to return ᛫	V
eftgive	᛫ to give back ᛫ to return ᛫	V
eftleesing	᛫ redemption ᛫	N
eftnewing	᛫ renewal ᛫	N
eftrun	᛫ a running back ᛫ a rerun ᛫	N
eftsithe	᛫ a journey back ᛫ a return journey ᛫	N
eftsoons	᛫ once again ᛫ another time ᛫	AV
eftspelling	᛫ a recapitulation ᛫	N
eftwharve	᛫ to turn back ᛫ to return ᛫	V
egg moon	᛫ a full moon in May ᛫	N
Egypt	᛫ Egypt ᛫	N(P)
Egyptish	᛫ Egyptian ᛫	AJ
eight	᛫ persecution ᛭ to persecute ᛫ to pursue ᛫	N᛭V
eightfold	᛫ octuple ᛫	AJ᛭AV
eighth	᛫ an octave ᛫ an ottava ᛫ a diapason ᛫ an octachord ᛫	N
eightsome	᛫ an octet ᛫ an octad ᛫	N
eke	᛫ an addition ᛫ an increase ᛭ to add ᛫ to increase ᛫ to enlarge ᛫ to extend ᛫ to expand ᛭ plus ᛭ also ᛫ plus ᛫	N᛭V᛭AV᛭P
eke out	᛫ to supplement ᛫ to augment ᛫ to obtain with difficulty ᛫	V
ekemote	᛫ a proton ᛫	N
eken	᛫ to increase ᛫ to be augmented ᛫ to become pregnant ᛫	V
ekename	᛫ an epithet ᛫ a nickname ᛫ a surname ᛫ a title ᛫	N
ekend	᛫ an adjective ( grammar ) ᛫	N
ekenly	᛫ adjective ᛫ additive ᛫	AJ
ekenoosle	᛫ to degenerate ᛭ degenerate ᛫	V᛭AJ
eking	᛫ an augment ᛫	N
el	᛫ ( denotes strangeness or foreignness ) ᛫	PREFIX
elbone	᛫ an ulna ᛫	N
elbowbour	᛫ a couter ᛫ a cowter ᛫	N
eld	᛫ to put off ᛫ to delay ᛫ to deter ᛫	V
eld	᛫ age ᛫ an age ᛫ a time period ᛫ an epoch ᛫ an era ᛭ to age ᛫	N᛭V
elder	᛫ a senior ᛫	AJ
elder	᛫ a Sambucus nigra plant ( on which the elderberry grows ) ᛫	N
elderless	᛫ deprived of parents ᛫ orphaned ᛫	AJ
elderthane	᛫ a principal servant or officer ᛫	N
eldfather	᛫ a grandfather ᛫	N
eldmother	᛫ a grandmother ᛫	N
eldritch	᛫ supernatural ᛫ unearthly ᛫ otherworldly ᛫ strange ᛫	AJ
elevenfold	᛫ undecuple ᛫	AJ᛭AV
elfen	᛫ a fairy ᛫ a nymph ᛫ a female elf ᛫	N
elfkin	᛫ the race of elves ᛫	N
elflocks	᛫ a tangled mess of hair ᛫	N
elfsheen	᛫ beautiful like an elf ᛫	AJ
elksand	᛫ amber ᛫	N
ell	᛫ an elk ᛫ a moose ᛫ a wapiti ᛫	N
ell	᛫ a unit of length equal to 45 inches ᛫	N
elland	᛫ a foreign land ᛫	N
ellandish	᛫ of another land ᛫ foreign ᛫	AJ
ellen	᛫ vigour ᛫ valour ᛫ zeal ᛫	N
ellen	᛫ to comfort mentally ᛫ to uplift mentally ᛫	V
ellenly	᛫ valiant ᛭ daringly ᛫	AJ᛭AV
ellenmearth	᛫ glory of valour or courage ᛫	N
ellenwood	᛫ to rage with zeal ᛭ furiously zealous ᛫	V᛭AJ
eller	᛫ elsewhere ᛫	AV
ellerfouse	᛫ ready to go elsewhere ᛫	AJ
ellersithe	᛫ a departure ᛫ a journey to elsewhere ᛫	N
elning	᛫ zeal ᛫	N
elp	᛫ an elephant ᛫	N
elpbird	᛫ an Aepyornithidae bird ( an elephant bird ) ᛫	N
elpsbone	᛫ elephant bone ᛫ ivory ᛫	N
Elpsbone Shore	᛫ Cote d'Ivoire ᛫ Ivory Coast ᛫	N(P)
elpsear	᛫ a Begonia plant ( a begonia ) ᛫	N
elreardiness	᛫ barbarousness ( as in foreign-speakingness ) ᛫	N
elreardy	᛫ barbarous ( as in foreign-speaking ) ᛫	AJ
elsewhen	᛫ at some other time ᛫	AV
elsewhence	᛫ from elsewhere ᛫ aliunde ᛫	AV
elsewhither	᛫ in another direction ᛫ to another place ᛫ toward a different place or goal ᛫	AV
Elsinore	᛫ Helsingør ( city in Denmark ) ᛫	N(P)
eltheed	᛫ a foreign nation ᛫	N
eltheedy	᛫ foreign ᛫ of a foreign nation ᛫	AJ
emb	᛫ around ᛫ in the vicinity of ᛭ around ᛫ concerning ᛫ surrounding ᛫	AV᛭P
emb	᛫ circum- ᛫	PREFIX
emberwood	᛫ a Caesalpinia echinata plant ( a brazilwood ) ᛫	N
emforth	᛫ to the extent of ᛫ in proportion to ᛫	P
emirdom	᛫ an emirate ᛫	N
emnet	᛫ a plain ᛫ level ground ᛭ to make level ᛫	N
emptiness	᛫ an empty space ᛫ a void ᛫ a vacuum ᛫	N
en	᛫ -ize ᛫ -ise ᛫ -ify ᛫ -fy ᛫ -ate ᛫	SUFFIX
en	᛫ ( denotes a sense of pertaining to , or of being made of ) ᛫	SUFFIX
en	᛫ -ess ᛫	SUFFIX
end	᛫ a duck ᛫	N
end	᛫ ( present participle suffix ) ᛫ ( agent suffix ) ᛫	SUFFIX
end	᛫ an objective ᛫ an aim of an action ᛫ a goal ᛫ a purpose for an action ᛫	N
endbird	᛫ an order ( as in arrangement ) ᛭ to set in order ᛫	N᛭V
endbirdly	᛫ ordinally ᛫ in accordance with prescribed or requisite order ᛫	AV
endbirdness	᛫ row ᛫ series ᛫ rank ᛫ order of nature ᛫	N
endbirdy	᛫ ordinal ᛫ in accordance with prescribed or requisite order ᛫	AJ
endbrain	᛫ the telencephalon ᛫	N
ending	᛫ a conclusion ᛫ a finale ᛫	N
endless	᛫ infinite ᛫ countless ᛫	AJ
endly	᛫ final ᛫ terminal ᛫ conclusive ᛭ finally ᛫ at last ᛫	AJ᛭AV
endsay	᛫ a conclusion ( as in the closing words of something ) ᛫	N
endtime	᛫ apocalyptic ᛫	AJ
Engledom	᛫ the Anglosphere ᛫ the domain of Englishness ᛫	N
Englekin	᛫ the English people ᛫	N
Engles	᛫ Anglos ᛫ Englishmen ᛫	N(P)
Engley	᛫ angelic ᛫	AJ
Englishen	᛫ to translate into English ᛫ to express in English ᛫ to Anglicize ᛫	V
enly	᛫ -capable ( active ) ᛫ -able (passive ) ᛫ -ably ( passive ) ᛫	SUFFIX
enough	᛫ sufficient ᛫	AJ
ent	᛫ an ettin ᛫ a giant ᛫ an intelligent walking tree ( modern fantasy ) ᛫	N
entask	᛫ a dinosaur ᛫	N
entish	᛫ gigantic ᛫	AJ
entish groundsloth	᛫ a Megatherium americanum animal ( a giant ground sloth , a megathere ) ᛫	N
er	᛫ anger ᛫ wrath ᛫ ire ᛫ rage ᛭ angry ᛫ wrathful ᛫ ireful ᛫	N᛭AJ
erd	᛫ a region ᛫ a dwelling place ᛫	N
erdenly	᛫ habitable ᛫	AJ
erdfast	᛫ settled ᛫ established in a place ᛫ abiding ᛫ earthfast ᛫	AJ
erdghost	᛫ an ethos ( a characteristic spirit of a group period movement etc ) ᛫	N
erding	᛫ habitation ᛫ a habitation ᛫ a habitat ᛫ a tabernacle ᛫	N
erdshrew	᛫ Sorex araneus ( a kind of shrew ) ᛫	N
ere	᛫ pre- ᛫ ante- ᛫	PREFIX
ere	᛫ earlier ᛫ formerly ᛭ before ᛫ sooner than ᛭ before in time ᛫	AV᛭P᛭C
Erelithe	᛫ June ᛫	N(P)
erelong	᛫ before long ᛫ soon ᛫	AV
erenow	᛫ before now ᛫ prior to this point of time ᛫	AV
erer	᛫ more ere ᛫ earlier ᛫	AV
erewhile	᛫ a while before ᛫ some time ago ᛫	AV
ereyesterday	᛫ the day before yesterday ᛭ on the day before yesterday ᛫	N᛭AV
Ereyule	᛫ December ᛫	N(P)
erf	᛫ inheritance ᛫ patrimony ᛫ cattle ᛫ heritage ᛫	N
erf	᛫ an heir ᛫ an inheritor ᛭ to inherit ᛫	N᛭V
erfdeal	᛫ a division of an inheritance ᛫	N
erfland	᛫ land that passes as an inheritance ᛫ heritable land ᛫	N
erflove	᛫ an heirloom ᛫	N
erfnum	᛫ an heir ᛫ an inheritor ᛫ a heritor ᛫	N
erfward	᛫ an heir ᛫ an inheritor ᛫ a heritor ᛫	N
erfwrit	᛫ a will ( as in a legal testament ) ᛫	N
erfwriter	᛫ a testator ᛫	N
erm	᛫ to grieve ᛫	V
ermen	᛫ (denotes universality , immensness , or totality ) ᛫	AJ
ern	᛫ a building ᛫	N
ern	᛫ ( shows the noun is a location ) ᛫ -ery ᛫	SUFFIX
erne	᛫ an eagle ᛫	N
errand	᛫ a task ᛫ a mission ᛫ a commission ᛫ a message ᛫	N
errander	᛫ a messenger ᛫	N
errandghost	᛫ a spiritual messenger ᛫ an angel ᛫	N
errandrake	᛫ an ambassador ᛫ diplomat ᛫	N
errandsman	᛫ an ambassador ᛫	N
errandwrit	᛫ a letter ᛫ a message ᛫ a report ᛫	N
erst	᛫ first ᛭ first of all ᛫ sooner than ᛫ before ᛫ once ᛫ erstwhile ᛫	AJ᛭AV
erstwhile	᛫ previous ᛫ former ᛭ previously ᛫ formerly ᛫	AJ
esen	᛫ a man of the servile class ᛫	N
Estland	᛫ Estonia ᛫	N
et	᛫ -ize ᛫ -ise ᛫ -ify ᛫ -fy ᛫ -ate ᛫	SUFFIX
et	᛫ ( forms nouns from adjectives , verbs , and other nouns ) ᛫	SUFFIX
etched	᛫ vinegar ᛫	N
ethe	᛫ to breathe ᛫	V
ethel	᛫ a homeland ᛫ an ancestral land ᛫ a native land ᛫ a fatherland ᛫ an estate ᛫ patria ᛫	N
ethel	᛫ native- ᛫ domestic- ᛫	PREFIX
ethelward	᛫ a ward of one's ancestral land ᛫	N
ettenish	᛫ giant ᛫ gigantic ᛫	AJ
ettin	᛫ an ent ᛫ a giant ᛫	N
ettle	᛫ intention ᛫ intent ᛭ to intend ᛫	N᛭V
Eufrate	᛫ the Euphrates ᛫	N(P)
Europish	᛫ European ᛫	AJ
eve	᛫ the day evening or other period of time immediately before an event or occasion ᛫	N
even	᛫ equal- ᛫ fellow- ᛫	PREFIX
even	᛫ to even ᛫ to equalize ᛭ equal ᛫	V᛭AJ
even	᛫ to perform ᛫ to execute ᛫	V
evenamind	᛫ commemoration ᛫	N
evenamindy	᛫ commemorative ᛫	AJ
evenborn	᛫ of equal birth ᛫	AJ
evenbusiness	᛫ a cooperative business ᛫	N
evenedwistly	᛫ consubstantial ᛫ of the same substance or essence ᛫	AJ
eveneld	᛫ coeval ᛫ of the same age ᛫	AJ
evener	᛫ an equator ᛫	N
evenfall	᛫ dusk ᛫ twilight ᛫	N
evengivel	᛫ supper ᛫ dinner ᛫	N
evenhanded	᛫ ambidextrous ᛫ impartial ᛫ unbiased ᛫	AJ
evenhandedness	᛫ ambidexterity ᛫ ambidextrousness ᛫ impartiality ᛫	N
evenhearted	᛫ concordant ᛫ harmonious ᛫	AJ
evenhood	᛫ impartiality ᛫ fairness ᛫ equality ᛫ justice ᛫ moderation ᛫ temperance ᛫	N
evening	᛫ an equal ᛫ a peer ᛫ an equivalent ᛫	N
evenledge	᛫ to imitate ᛫	V
evenly	᛫ equally ᛭ equal ᛫ of the same rank ᛫ equivalent ᛫	AJ᛭AV
evenmete	᛫ coequal ᛫ equal ᛫ equivalent ᛫	AJ
evenminded	᛫ equanimous ᛫ equable ᛫	AJ
evenmindedness	᛫ equanimity ᛫ equability ᛫	N
evenness	᛫ balance ᛫ equilibrium ᛫ equality ᛫	N
evennight	᛫ equinox ᛫	N
evensong	᛫ vespers ( the service held at the sixth canonical hour ) ᛫	N
evensorrow	᛫ empathy ᛫ sympathy ᛫ compassion ᛭ to compassionate ᛫ to be sorry for ᛫ to empathize ᛫ to sympathize ᛫	N᛭V
eventide	᛫ evening ᛫	N
evenword	᛫ synonym ᛫	N
evenwork	᛫ to cooperate ᛫ to work together ᛫	V
evenwright	᛫ a coworker ᛫	N
ever	᛫ perma- ᛫	PREFIX
ever	᛫ a descendant ᛫	N
everdeath	᛫ permadeath ( gaming ) ᛫	N
Everettish	᛫ of or pertaining to the many-worlds interpretation of quantum physics ᛫	AJ(P)
everfern	᛫ a Polypodium vulgare plant ( common polypody ) ? ᛫ an Osmunda regalis plant ( royal fern ) ? ᛫	N
everfrost	᛫ permafrost ᛫	N
everfrostland	᛫ a stretch of tundra ᛫	N
everlasting	᛫ eternal ᛫ permanent ᛫	AJ
everlastingness	᛫ permanence ᛫ durability ᛫ eternality ᛫	N
everlink	᛫ a permalink ᛭ to permalink (create a static address) ᛫	N᛭V
evermore	᛫ eternally ᛫ forever ᛫ always ᛫	AV
everness	᛫ perpetuity ᛫ eternity ᛫	N
evertilth	᛫ permaculture ᛫	N
Everwich	᛫ York ᛫	N(P)
Everwichshire	᛫ Yorkshire ᛫	N(P)
everyday	᛫ ordinary ᛫ typical ᛫ commonplace ᛫	AJ
everyman	᛫ an average or ordinary person ᛫ a commoner ᛫	N
everywhence	᛫ from all directions ᛫	AV
evest	᛫ malice ᛫	N
evilcund	᛫ of evil nature ᛫ malignant ᛫	AJ
evildoer	᛫ a malefactor ᛫	N
evilqueath	᛫ to slander ᛫ to curse ( someone ) ᛫	V
evilwilling	᛫ malevolent ᛫ of evil will ᛫	AJ
ewbough	᛫ a legislative branch ᛫	N
ewbreaker	᛫ an adulterer ᛫	N
ewbritch	᛫ adultery ᛫	N
ewe	᛫ a female sheep ᛫	N
ewfast	᛫ firm in observing the law ᛫ pious ᛫ law-abiding ᛫	AJ
ewfastness	᛫ firmness in observing the law ᛫ piety ᛫	N
ewleap	᛫ a crime ᛫ a violation of the law ᛫ a transgression ᛫	N
ey	᛫ an egg ᛫	N
ey	᛫ terror ᛫	N
eye	᛫ awe ᛫ fear ᛫ terror ᛫	N
eyeblink	᛫ an instant ᛫ a moment ᛫	N
eyedoor	᛫ a window ᛫	N
eyeglass	᛫ a monocle ᛫	N
eyeleech	᛫ an ophthalmologist ᛫	N
eyely	᛫ visible ᛫ ocular ᛭ visibly ᛫	AJ᛭AV
eyering	᛫ an orbit ( an eye socket ) ᛫	N
eyesome	᛫ attractive ᛫ pleasing to the eye ᛫	AJ
eyethril	᛫ a window ᛫ an eye-hole ᛫	N
eyetooth	᛫ a canine tooth ᛫	N
eyewater	᛫ vitreous humour ᛫ aqueous humour ᛫	N
eylime	᛫ egg white ᛫	N
eyse	᛫ to terrorize ᛫	V
eywhite	᛫ a protein ᛫	N
eywort	᛫ a dandelion ᛫	N
fack	᛫ an interval ᛫ a portion of time ᛫	N
fade	᛫ to direct ᛫ to arrange ᛫ to order ᛫ to dictate ᛫	V
fain	᛫ joyful ᛫ pleased ᛫ gladly willing ᛭ joyfully ᛫ gladly willingly ᛫	AJ᛭AV᛭I
fair	᛫ just ᛫ equitable ᛫ reasonable ᛫ of decent value ᛫	AJ
fairheered	᛫ blond / blonde ᛫	AJ
fairminded	᛫ unbiased and impartial ᛫	AJ
fairness	᛫ impartiality ᛫ beauty ᛫	N
fale	᛫ a companion ᛫ one who is faithful to another ᛫	N
falkon	᛫ a falcon ᛫	N
fall	᛫ autumn ᛫	N
fall	᛫ a descent ᛫ a case ( grammatical term ) ᛫ a case [ᚹ] ᛫ an instance [ᚹ] ᛫	N
fall back	᛫ to retreat ᛫	V
fall through	᛫ to fail as a plan ᛫	V
fallaxe	᛫ a guillotine ᛫	N
fallgate	᛫ a portcullis ᛫	N
fallish	᛫ autumnal ᛫	AJ
fallow	᛫ pale brown ᛫ tan brown ᛫ tawny ᛫ khaki ᛫ beige ᛭ of pale brown hue ᛫ of tan brown hue ᛫ of tawny hue ᛫ of khaki hue ᛫ of beige hue ᛫	N᛭AJ
fallow	᛫ uncultivated land ᛫	N
fallshield	᛫ a parachute ᛫	N
fallsick	᛫ epileptic ᛫	AJ
fallsickness	᛫ epilepsy ᛫	N
fallsome	᛫ deciduous ( botany ) ᛫	AJ
fallwind	᛫ a katabatic wind ᛫	N
fand	᛫ a trial ᛫ an attempt ᛭ to try ( in a trial ) ᛫ to try ( to attempt ) ᛫ to endeavour ᛫ to put to a test ᛫ to experiment ᛫	N᛭V
fane	᛫ a banner ᛫ a flag ᛫ a vane ᛫	N
fang	᛫ to take [ᛏ] ᛫ to capture [ᛏ] ᛫ to catch [ᛏ] ᛫ to seize [ᛏ] ᛫ to receive ( a blow , an honor , etc ) [ᛏ] ᛫ to obtain [ᛏ] ᛫	V
fangle	᛫ to invent ᛫ to fashion ᛫	V
fangtooth	᛫ a canine tooth ᛫	N
far	᛫ distant ᛫	AJ
far	᛫ a bull ᛫	N
Far	᛫ Taurus ᛫	N(P)
far shout from	᛫ far cry from ᛫	PHRASE
farandman	᛫ a wayfarer ( esp a pedlar or a merchant who travels ) ᛫	N
fardel	᛫ a fourth part of anything ᛫ a quarter of a virgate ᛫	N
fare	᛫ a journey ᛫ a voyage ᛫ an expeditiona ᛫ transportation fee ᛭ to journey ᛫ to voyage ᛫ to travel ᛫	N᛭V
fareld	᛫ a course ᛫ a passage ᛫ a going ᛫ an expedition ᛫	N
farfetched	᛫ fanciful ᛫ improbable ᛫ implausible ᛫ unlikely ᛫	AJ
farflung	᛫ remote ᛫ widely spread ᛫	AJ
farl	᛫ a cake of a certain type ᛫ a biscuit of a certain type ᛫	N
farm	᛫ food ᛫ sustenance ᛫ entertainment ᛭ to feed ᛫ to sustain ᛫ to entertain ᛫	N᛭V
farmth	᛫ a harbouring ᛫ an entertaining ᛫ a cleansing ᛫	N
farness	᛫ distance ᛫	N
Faroish	᛫ the Faroese language ᛭ Faroese ᛫	N᛭AJ
farrand	᛫ having a specified form or disposition ᛫ fashioned ᛫	AJ
farrow	᛫ a piglet ᛫ a litter of piglets ᛫	N
farsighted	᛫ hypermetropic ᛫ hyperopic ᛫	AJ
farsightedness	᛫ hypermetropia ᛫ hyperopia ᛫	N
farth	᛫ a tide ᛫ a current ᛫ a shore ᛫	N
farthing	᛫ a quarter ( of something ) ᛫ one-quarter of an old penny ᛫	N
fasel	᛫ progeny ? ᛫	N
fass	᛫ rootlets ᛫	N
fast	᛫ firm ᛫ solid ᛫ stable ᛫	AJ
fast	᛫ ( denotes stability , firmness , solidity , reliability , adherence to ) ᛫	SUFFIX
fasten	᛫ to secure ᛫	V
fasten	᛫ a fortress ᛫ a stronghold ᛫ a castle ᛫	N
fasthavel	᛫ stingy ᛫ miserly ᛫	AJ
fastness	᛫ a secure place ᛫ stability ᛫ immobility ᛫ firmness ᛫ solidity ᛫ obduracy ᛫ obstinacy ᛫	N
fastshaft	᛫ solid matter ᛫	N
fatgoose	᛫ a penguin ᛫	N
fatherland	᛫ the land of one's ancestors or birth ᛫	N
fatherly	᛫ paternal ᛫	AJ
fathermurther	᛫ patricide ᛫	N
fathern	᛫ paternal ᛫	AJ
fathernbrother	᛫ paternal brother ( a brother one shares a father with ) ᛫	N
fatherslayer	᛫ a patricide ᛫	N
fathom	᛫ a unit of length equal to six feet ( 1.8 metres ) ᛭ to grasp ᛫ to imagine [ᚹ] ᛫	N᛭V
fathomless	᛫ immeasurable ᛫ incomprehensible ᛫	AJ
fathomlessness	᛫ unimaginability ᛫	N
faw	᛫ particolored ᛫ variegated ᛫ spotted ᛫ streaked ᛫	AJ
fawn	᛫ to show affection ᛫ to court favour through flattering ᛫	V
fawning	᛫ a rejoicing ᛫ an exultation ᛫ a celebration ᛭ obsequious ᛫	N᛭AJ
fawworm	᛫ a basilisk ᛫	N
fax	᛫ head hair ᛫	N
faxcloth	᛫ a headband ᛫ a hairband ᛫	N
faxed	᛫ maned ᛫	AJ
faxedstar	᛫ a comet ᛫	N
faxfalling	᛫ loss of hair ᛫ alopecia ᛫	N
faxneedle	᛫ a hair needle ᛫	N
faxread	᛫ to dress or trim hair ᛫	V
fay	᛫ a joining ᛫ a combo ᛫ a combination ᛫ a juncture ᛭ to join together ᛫ to attach ᛫ to combine ᛫	N᛭V
faying	᛫ a conjunction ( grammatical term ) ᛫	N
faze	᛫ to daunt ᛫ to put off ᛫ to disturb ᛫ to perturb ᛫	V
fea	᛫ joy ᛭ to rejoice ᛫ to exult ᛫ to celebrate ᛫	N᛭V
feamen	᛫ a damsel ᛫	N
feamen	᛫ a virgin ᛫ a damsel ᛫ a maiden ᛫ a woman ᛫	N
fearsome	᛫ scary ᛫	AJ
feather	᛫ a pen ᛫ a stylus ᛫	N
feather star	᛫ a non-stalked crinoid ᛫	N
featherbed	᛫ a feather mattress ᛭ to require a business to hire more employees than needed ᛫	N᛭V
featherhame	᛫ plumage ᛫	N
featherheaded	᛫ disorganized and foolish ᛫	AJ
fee	᛫ livestock ᛫ cattle ᛫ capital ᛫ money ᛫ wealth ᛫ moveable property ᛫	N
feeboot	᛫ monetary compensation ᛫	N
feeder	᛫ a tributary ᛫ an affluent ᛫ a branch road or railway line ᛫	N
feedingroom	᛫ a cafeteria ᛫ a canteen ᛫ a refectory ᛫	N
feedom	᛫ capitalism ᛫	N
feel	᛫ many ᛭ many ᛫ much ᛭ very ᛫ quite ᛫ much ᛫ greatly ᛫ frequently ᛫	N᛭AJ᛭AV
feel	᛫ excellent ᛫ faithful ᛫	AJ
feeland	᛫ a pasture ᛫ pasture land ᛫	N
feeler	᛫ an antenna ( insect ) ᛫ a tentacle ( mollusc ) ᛫	N
feelfold	᛫ to increase in number ᛫ to multiply ᛭ manifold ᛫ multiple ᛫ varied ᛫ diverse ᛫	V᛭AJ
feeling	᛫ a sensation ᛫ a sense ᛫ an impression ᛫ an emotion ᛫ a sentiment ᛫	N
feening	᛫ a craving for more narcotics ᛫	N
Feenish	᛫ Phoenician language ᛭ Phoenician ᛫	N(P)᛭AJ(P)
Feenishman	᛫ a Phoenician ᛫	N(P)
feenix	᛫ a phoenix ᛫	N
feered	᛫ a company of people ᛫ a band ᛫ a host ᛫ a troop ᛫ companionship ᛫ comradeship ᛫	N
feeth	᛫ walking on foot ᛫ the ability to talk on foot ᛫	N
feeth	᛫ infantry ᛫ a host ᛫ a troop ᛫ tribe ᛫ company ᛫	N
feethe	᛫ to travel on foot ᛫	V
feethgang	᛫ a journey on foot ᛫	N
feethheer	᛫ a foot army ᛫ a troop of infantry ᛫	N
feeze	᛫ to drive off ᛫ to disconcert ᛫	V
feigh	᛫ to make beautiful ᛫ to adorn ᛫	V
feighth	᛫ a feud ᛫	N
feist	᛫ a fart ᛫ a small dog ( esp a feisty one ) ᛭ to fart ᛫	N᛭V
feisty	᛫ like a small energetic dog ᛫ spunky ᛫	AJ
fell	᛫ a pelt ᛫ hide ᛫ skin ᛫	N
fell	᛫ to destroy ᛫ to kill ᛫ to fell a tree ᛫ to make something fall ᛫ to strike down ᛫ to defeat ᛫	V
fellen	᛫ made of fell ᛫ made of skin ᛫	AJ
felling	᛫ a clearing ᛫ an open space in a forest ᛫	N
fellow	᛫ a companion ᛫ a comrade ᛫	N
fellowless	᛫ peerless ᛫	AJ
fellowred	᛫ an association ᛫ companionship ᛫ sexual intercourse ᛫ a company of people ᛫ a community ᛫	N
fellowship	᛫ a community ᛫ community ᛫	N
fellred	᛫ the colour of the dye made from certain sea snails ᛫ scarlet ᛫ purple ᛭ scarlet ᛫ purple ᛫	N᛭AJ
felly	᛫ the exterior rim supported by spokes ᛫ a circumference ᛫	N
felton	᛫ a toilet ᛫ a privy ᛫	N
feltwort	᛫ a Verbascum plant ᛫ a mullein ᛫	N
felwort	᛫ a Gentiana plant ( a gentian ) ᛫	N
fen	᛫ low-lying flat land that is marshy ᛫ low land that is covered wholly or partly with water unless artificially drained ᛫	N
fenberry	᛫ a Vaccinium oxycoccos plant ( a cranberry ) ᛫	N
fennel	᛫ a Foeniculum vulgare plant ᛫	N
fenny	᛫ boggy ᛫	AJ
fenow	᛫ mold ᛫	N
fenowed	᛫ moldy ᛫ decayed ᛫ corrupted ᛫	AJ
fer	᛫ ( denotes a negative suddenness and unexpectedness ) ᛫	PREFIX
ferd	᛫ a military ᛭ to ready a military for war ᛫ to do military things ᛫	N᛭V
ferdfare	᛫ military service ᛫ the obligation of military service ᛫ a fee to forgo military service ᛫	N
ferdly	᛫ military ᛫ martial ᛫	AJ
ferdman	᛫ a soldier ᛫ a militiaman ᛫	N
ferdwite	᛫ a penalty for evading military service ᛫	N
fere	᛫ a companion ( a comrade , a spouse , a friend , etc ) ᛫	N
fere	᛫ life ᛫	N
feregiver	᛫ giver of life ᛫ God ᛫	N
ferk	᛫ to support ᛫ to bring in support ᛫ to assist ᛫ to drive ᛫ to rush ᛫	V
ferking	᛫ provisions ᛫ a sustaining ᛫	N
ferly	᛫ an oddity ᛫ an anomaly [ᚹ] ᛫ a surprise [ᚹ] ᛭ strange ᛫ surprising ᛫ unexpected ᛫ anomalous ᛭ strangely ᛫ surprisingly ᛫ unexpectedly ᛫	N᛭AJ᛭AV
fern	᛫ ancient ᛫ old ᛫ previous ᛫ past ᛫	AJ
fern	᛫ ancient- ᛫ old- ᛫	PREFIX
fern	᛫ a Filicophyta plant ᛫ a Filicopsida plant ᛫	N
ferndays	᛫ days of old ᛫	N
ferngreen	᛫ moderate yellow green ᛭ of moderate yellow green hue ᛫	N᛭V
fernlore	᛫ archaeology ᛫	N
fernman	᛫ an ancient ( as in "the ancients" ) ᛫	N
fernseed	᛫ one of the asexual dustlike spores of a fern which resemble seeds ᛫	N
fernsitter	᛫ a rabbit ( poetic ) ᛫	N
ferry	᛫ a ship used to transport passengers and goods ᛭ to transport ᛫ to convey ᛫	V
ferse	᛫ a verse ᛭ to versify ᛫	N
fersh	᛫ fresh ᛫	AJ
fet	᛫ to go on a quest for something ᛫ to go and get a desired thing ᛫	V
fetch	᛫ to go after and bring back ᛫	V
fetch	᛫ to go on a quest for something ᛫ to go and get a desired thing ᛫	V
fether	᛫ to burden ᛫ to put a load upon ᛫	V
fetter	᛫ a limit ᛫ a regulation ᛫ a restricter ᛫ a restriction ᛫ a restrainer ᛭ to restrict ᛫ to restrain ᛫ to impede ᛫ to slow down ᛫ to limit ᛫	N᛭V
fettered	᛫ restrained ᛫ restricted ᛫ limited ᛫ regulated ᛫	AJ
fettle	᛫ a vessel ᛫ a receptacle ᛫ a cask ᛫ a bag ᛫ a sack ᛫	N
fettle	᛫ condition ᛭ to repair ᛫ to mend ᛫ to fix ᛫ to put in order ᛫	N᛭V
fettler	᛫ a repairer ᛫ a repairman ᛫ a railway maintenance man ᛫	N
fewshaft	᛫ destitute ᛫ miserable ᛫ squalid ᛫	AJ
fey	᛫ doomed ᛫ dying ᛫ fraught with fatal consequences ᛫	AJ
fick	᛫ deceit ᛫ fraud ᛫	N
fickle	᛫ unreliable ᛫ disloyal ᛫ treacherous ᛫ deceptive ᛫ deceitful ᛫	N
fiddle	᛫ a violin ᛫	N
fiddle with	᛫ to manipulate ᛫ to tinker ᛫	AJ
fiddlestick	᛫ a violin bow ᛫	N
fie	᛫ to despise ᛫ to abhor ᛫ to detest ᛫ to disdain ᛫ to abominate ᛫	V
fieldelf	᛫ a field elf ᛫ a field fairy ᛫ a field nymph ᛫	N
fieldhen	᛫ a Perdix bird ( a partridge ) ᛫	N
fieldhouse	᛫ a tent ᛫ a building used for sports ᛫	N
fieldswamb	᛫ fungus ᛫	N
fiend	᛫ an evil person ᛫ a lowlife ᛫ a drug addict ᛫ an enemy ᛫ a devil ᛫ the Devil ᛫ a demon ᛫	N
fiendish	᛫ diabolical ᛫ demonic ᛫ extremely cruel ᛫ extremely wicked ᛫ excessively bad , unpleasant , or difficult ᛫	AJ
fiendred	᛫ enmity ᛫	N
fiendship	᛫ enmity ᛫ foeship ᛫	N
fifth	᛫ a quint ᛫ a pentachord ᛫	N
fifthbeing	᛫ a quintessence ᛫	N
fight	᛫ to moisten ᛫	V
fightlock	᛫ combat ᛫	N
fike	᛫ to feign ᛫ to dissemble ᛫ to flatter ᛫ to wheedle ᛫	V
fike	᛫ a fig ᛫	N
filch	᛫ some stolen thing or things ᛭ to steal ᛫	N᛭V
file	᛫ to defile ᛫ to corrupt ᛫	V
fill	᛫ chervil ? ᛫ the Thymus serpyllum plant ( breckland thyme ) ? ᛫	N
film	᛫ a movie ᛫ a membrane ᛫ skin ᛫	N
filmcraft	᛫ the art or craft of making movies ᛫ cinematography ᛫	N
filmdom	᛫ the movie industry ᛫	N
filmgoer	᛫ a moviegoer ᛫ a cinemagoer ᛫	N
filmhouse	᛫ a cinema ᛫	N
filmish	᛫ filmic ᛫ cinematic ᛫	AJ
filmling	᛫ a short film ᛫	N
filmmaker	᛫ a cinematographer ᛫ a filmographer ᛫	N
filmplay	᛫ a motion picture ᛫	N
filmstar	᛫ a movie star ᛫	N
filmwright	᛫ a scriptwriter ᛫	N
filst	᛫ aid ᛫ assistance ᛫ support ᛫ furtherance ᛫ abetment ᛭ to aid ᛫ to assist ᛫ to support ᛫ to abet ᛫	N᛭V
filthfear	᛫ mysophobia ᛫	N
find	᛫ to locate ᛫	V
finding	᛫ discovery ᛫ a discovery ᛫	N
findle	᛫ something found ᛫ a discovery ᛫ an invention ᛫	N
findy	᛫ capable of understanding what is said; apt or effective in language ᛫	AJ
finger	᛫ to identify ᛫ to point out ᛫	V
fingerapple	᛫ a date ᛫	N
fingerbone	᛫ a phalanx of a finger ( anatomy ) ᛫	N
fingle	᛫ a prince ᛫ a princeps ᛫	N
fingry	᛫ digital ᛫	AJ
Finn	᛫ a Finn ᛫	N(P)
fint	᛫ a tail ᛫ sequel ᛫ consequence ᛫	N
firebarrow	᛫ a volcano ᛫	N
firebouk	᛫ a Molotov cocktail ᛫	N
firebrand	᛫ a torch with a flame ᛫ an argumentative troublemaker or revolutionary ᛫	N
firedog	᛫ an andiron ᛫ a landiron ᛫	N
fireflood	᛫ a lava flow ᛫	N
firefree	᛫ fireproof ᛫ free from fire ᛫	AJ
firehouse	᛫ a fire station ᛫	N
firen	᛫ to sin ᛫	V
firenful	᛫ sinful ᛫ wicked ᛫	AJ
firenlust	᛫ sinful lust ᛫ wantonness ᛫	N
firepan	᛫ a brazier ᛫	N
fires	᛫ living beings ᛫ humanity ᛫ humans ᛫	N
fireward	᛫ a fire chief ᛫ a fire warden ᛫ a fire marshal ᛫	N
firewater	᛫ liquor ᛫ strong alcoholic drink ᛫	N
fireweapon	᛫ a firearm ᛫	N
firk	᛫ to move quickly ᛫ hasten ᛫ to be lively ᛫ to jerk ᛫ to switch ᛫ to fidget ᛫ to fuss ᛫	V
firl	᛫ distance ᛫	N
firlen	᛫ distant ᛫ remote ᛫	AJ
firnut	᛫ a fircone ᛫	N
firrow	᛫ a mountain ᛫	N
firrowbuck	᛫ an ibex ? ᛫	N
firse	᛫ to keep away ᛫ to take away ᛫	V
firsen	᛫ the heel ᛫	N
first	᛫ a ceiling ᛫ a roof ᛫	N
first hoad	᛫ first person ᛫	N
firstbirth	᛫ primogeniture ᛫	N
firsthand	᛫ direct ( without intermediate stages ) ᛫	AJ
firth	᛫ an estuary ᛫ an inlet ᛫ a fjord ᛫	N
firwit	᛫ curiosity ᛫	N
fise	᛫ to launch ᛫ to send quickly ᛫ to bring quickly ᛫	V
fishhawk	᛫ a Pandion haliaetus bird ( an osprey ) ᛫	N
fishhouse	᛫ a fish tank ᛫ an aquarium ᛫ a place where fish is sold ᛫ a small shack used for ice fishing ᛫	N
fishlore	᛫ ichthyology ᛫	N
fishly	᛫ piscine ᛫ ichthyic ᛫	AJ
fishwife	᛫ a coarse-mannered woman who is prone to shouting ᛫ a female fishmonger ᛫	N
fishy	᛫ suspicious ᛫ dubious ᛫ questionable ᛫	AJ
fistfighter	᛫ a pugilist ᛫	N
fistfighting	᛫ pugilism ᛫ pugilistics ᛭ pugilistic ᛫	N᛭AJ
fit	᛫ a section of a narrative ( esp a poem or song ) ᛫ a canto ᛫ a chapter ᛫	N
fit	᛫ a sudden and transitory state of activity or feeling ᛫ a paroxysm ᛫ a seizure ᛫ a convulsion ᛫ a tantrum ᛫	N
fitful	᛫ intermittent ᛫ capricious ᛫ spasmodic ᛫ sporadic ᛫ paroxysmal ᛫	AJ
Fitherrich	᛫ a tetrarch ᛫	N
fitting	᛫ appropriate ᛫ proper ᛫ suitable ᛫ apt ᛫	AJ
fivald	᛫ a butterfly ᛫ a Lepidopteran insect [ᚹ] ᛫	N
fivefold	᛫ quintuple ᛫	AJ᛭AV
fivel	᛫ a monster ᛫ a giant ᛫	N
fivelblossom	᛫ a Rafflesia arnoldii plant ( a stinking corpse flower , a stinking corpse lily , a monster flower ) ᛫	N
fiveleaf	᛫ a Potentilla plant ( a cinquefoil ) ᛫	N
fiveling	᛫ a quintuplet ᛫	N
fivelish	᛫ monstrous ᛫	AJ
fivepenny	᛫ a nickel [ᚹ] ᛭ worth five cents ᛫ worth five pence ᛫	N᛭AJ
fivesome	᛫ a quintet ᛫ a pentad ᛫	N
fizz	᛫ soda ᛫ pop ᛫ coke ᛫	N
flask	᛫ a flask ᛫ a bottle ᛫	N
flat	᛫ an apartment ᛫	N
flatware	᛫ eating utensils such as knives forks and spoons ᛫ cutlery ᛫	N
flawed	᛫ imperfect ᛫	AJ
flawless	᛫ perfect ᛫	AJ
flaxen	᛫ made of flax ᛫ of the pale yellow colour of dressed flax ᛫	AJ
flaxenheered	᛫ blond ᛫ blonde ᛫	AJ
flay	᛫ to skin ᛫	V
fleabane	᛫ an Erigeron plant ᛫	N
fleard	᛫ falsehood ᛫ deceit ᛫	N
flearder	᛫ a deceiver ᛫ a trickster ᛫	N
fledge	᛫ to care for a young bird until it can fly ᛫ to grow feathers ᛫	V
fledgling	᛫ an immature or inexperienced person or thing ᛭ nascent ᛫ emerging ᛫	N᛭AJ
flee	᛫ to run away ᛫ to escape ᛫	V
fleed	᛫ to flow ᛫	V
fleek	᛫ a frame interwoven with bars and wattles ᛫ a hurdle ᛫	N
fleem	᛫ exile ᛫ an exile ᛫ an outcast ᛭ to outcast ᛫ to exile ᛫	N᛭V
fleet	᛫ a navy ᛫	N
fleet	᛫ a marshland creek ᛫ a marshland channel ᛫ a marshland ditch ᛫	N
fleet	᛫ to move quickly ᛫ to pass time rapidly ᛫ to fade away ᛫	V
fleet	᛫ cream ᛭ to remove cream or scum from ᛫ to skim ᛫	N᛭V
fleeting	᛫ ephemeral ᛫ passing ( short-lived )	AJ
fleetings	᛫ curds from which cheese is made ᛫ thick cream which rises to the surface of boiling whey ᛫	N
fleetlord	᛫ an admiral ᛫	N
fleettow	᛫ an admiral ᛫	N
flesher	᛫ a butcher ᛫	N
fleshhame	᛫ to incarnate ᛫ to become incarnate ᛫	V
fleshhamed	᛫ incarnate ᛫	AJ
fleshliness	᛫ carnality ᛫	N
fleshly	᛫ carnal ᛫ sensual ᛫ having an actual physical appearance ᛫	AJ
fleshy	᛫ plump ᛫	AJ
fley	᛫ to scare [ᛏ] ᛫ to become scared ᛫	V
flightcraft	᛫ an airplane ᛫ an aeroplane ᛫	N
flightfear	᛫ aerophobia ᛫	N
flightfield	᛫ an airfield ᛫	N
flightling	᛫ a refugee ᛫	N
flighty	᛫ fickle ᛫ capricious ᛫ volatile ᛫ skittish ᛫ temperamental ᛫ mercurial ᛫	AJ
flintstone	᛫ any hard stone such as flint , quartz , granite , basalt ᛫	N
flitch	᛫ a slab of meat ( esp bacon ) ᛫ a slab of timber ᛫	N
flite	᛫ a quarrel ᛫ a dispute ᛫ an argument ᛭ to quarrel ᛫ to dispute ᛫ to argue ᛫ to contend ᛫	N᛭V
flitecraft	᛫ the art of dialectics ᛫ the art of arguing ᛫	N
flitecraftly	᛫ dialectical ᛫ disputational ᛫	AJ
fliteful	᛫ contentious ᛫	AJ
flitem	᛫ a lancet ᛫ a scalpel ᛫	N
fliteyern	᛫ a litigator ᛫	N
fliting	᛫ a contention ᛫ a debate ᛫ a quarrel ᛫	N
float	᛫ a raft ᛫	N
flone	᛫ an arrow ᛫ a bolt ( for a crossbow ) ᛫ a dart ᛫ a bullet [ᚹ] ᛫ a projectile [ᚹ] ᛫	N
floodbank	᛫ a levee ᛫	N
floodwave	᛫ a tsunami ᛫ a tidal wave ᛫	N
flot	᛫ water which can be sailed on ᛫	N
flow	᛫ a flux ᛫	N
flowsome	᛫ fluid ᛫	AJ
flowy	᛫ fluid ᛫	AJ
fluke	᛫ a Pleuronectiformes fish ᛫	N
flukeworm	᛫ a parasitic worm ᛫	N
flyer	᛫ something that flies ᛫ a pilot ( of an aircraft ) ᛫ an airman ᛫ an aviator ᛫ an aviatrix ᛫ a leaflet ᛫ a pamphlet ᛫ a brochure ᛫	N
flytrap	᛫ a trap for catching flies ᛫ a Sarraceniaceae plant ( a pitcher plant ) ᛫ an Apocynum plant ( a dogbane ) ᛫ a Dionaea muscipula plant ( a Venus flytrap ) ᛫	N
foalfoot	᛫ a Tussilago farfara plant ᛫	N
fob	᛫ a little pocket for holding a watch ᛫ a pocket watch chain ᛫	N
fodder	᛫ food for livestock ᛫ inferior or readily available material used to supply a heavy demand ᛫	N
foe	᛫ an enemy ᛫	N
foeman	᛫ an adversary ᛫	N
foeship	᛫ enmity ᛫ the opposite of friendship ᛫	N
foken	᛫ deceit ᛫ fraud ᛫ deceitfulness ᛫ guile ᛭ deceitful ᛫ false ᛫ fake ᛫	N᛭AJ
fokenful	᛫ deceitful ᛫ fraudulent ᛫	AJ
fokentoken	᛫ a false signal ᛫ a false sign ᛫ a false token ᛫ a misdirection ᛫	N
fold	᛫ earth ᛫ the Earth ᛫ the world ᛫ the people of the world ᛫ dry land ᛫	N
fold	᛫ a political party ᛫ a religious group ᛫ an ideological group ᛫ a fellowship ᛫	N
fold	᛫ a pen or an enclosure in a field for livestock ᛫ a religious community ᛫ a community ᛫	N
foldway	᛫ the Earth ᛫	N
folk	᛫ a people ᛫ people ᛫	N᛭V
folk	᛫ demo- ᛫	PREFIX
folkbale	᛫ torment from the public ᛫ public backlash ᛫	N
folkcouth	᛫ well-known ᛫ widely celebrated ᛫ popular ᛫	AJ
folkdom	᛫ a democracy ᛫	N
folkish	᛫ characteristic of ordinary people or traditional culture ᛫	AJ
folkland	᛫ public property ᛫	N
folklore	᛫ traditional customs tales sayings dances or art forms preserved among a people ᛫	N
folkmear	᛫ popular ᛫ folk-known ᛫	AJ
folkmoot	᛫ an assembly of the people ᛫	N
folkmorth	᛫ a genocide ᛫	N
folkname	᛫ a demonym ᛫	N
folkrich	᛫ a democracy ᛫	N
folkright	᛫ common law ᛫	N
folkshather	᛫ people's tyrant ᛫ a villain ᛫	N
folkstow	᛫ a country place ᛫ a rustic place ᛫	N
folktale	᛫ a characteristically anonymous tale circulated orally among a people ᛫	N
folktelling	᛫ a census ᛫	N
folktilth	᛫ pop-culture ᛫	N
folktow	᛫ a popular lead ᛫ a chief ᛫ a chieftain ᛫	N
Folkwandering	᛫ the migrations of the Migration Period ᛫	N(P)
folkway	᛫ a custom or belief common to members of a society or culture ᛫	N
folkways	᛫ the customs of a community ( a culture ) ᛫	N
follow after	᛫ to succeed ᛫	V
follower	᛫ a successor ᛫ an adherent ᛫ a pupil ᛫ a partisan ᛫	N
following	᛫ ensuing ᛫	AJ
followth	᛫ that which follows ᛫ a retinue ᛫ service of a follower ᛫	N
folm	᛫ a palm of a hand ᛫ a sole of a foot ( rare usage ? ) ᛫	N
fon	᛫ a fool ᛫ a buffoon ᛭ to be foolish ᛫ to fool ᛫ to dupe ᛫	V
fond	᛫ affectionate towards something ᛫ foolishly affectionate towards something ᛫ foolish ᛫ insipid ᛫	AJ
fondest	᛫ a favourite ᛫ a beloved one ᛭ favourite ᛫	N᛭AJ
fondle	᛫ to caress ᛫	V
fondness	᛫ affection ᛫ dearness ᛫ endearment ᛫	N
footadle	᛫ gout ᛫	N
footbone	᛫ a metatarsal ᛫	N
footgoer	᛫ a pedestrian ᛫	N
footleech	᛫ a podiatrist ᛫	N
footly	᛫ pedestrian ( some senses ) ᛫	AJ
footman	᛫ a foot soldier ᛫	N
footmeal	᛫ step by step ᛫	AV
footmen	᛫ infantry ᛫	N
footspoor	᛫ a footprint ᛫	N
footstick	᛫ a ruler ᛫	N
footstone	᛫ a stone placed at the foot of a grave ᛫	N
footwelm	᛫ the sole of the foot ᛫	N
for	᛫ because of ᛫ for the sake of ᛫ because ᛫	P
for eld	᛫ for ages ᛫	AV
for that	᛫ because ᛫	AV&C
forane	᛫ beforehand ( denoting anticipation or prevention ) ᛫	AV
forbear	᛫ to avoid ᛫ to abstain ᛫ to refrain when provoked ᛫ to decline ᛫	V
forbearing	᛫ forbearance ᛫	N
forbid	᛫ to prohibit ᛫	V
forbidden	᛫ prohibited ᛫ verboten ᛫	AJ
forbird	᛫ forbearance ᛫ abstention ᛫	N
forbode	᛫ a prohibition ᛫	N
forbond	᛫ a federation ᛫	N
forbow	᛫ to avoid ᛫ to evade ᛫ to refrain from ᛫	V
forbraid	᛫ to transform something for the worse ᛫ to corrupt ᛫ to pervert ᛫ to make monstrous ᛫	V
forbuy	᛫ to bribe ᛫ to ransom a prisoner ᛫ to redeem ᛫	V
forby	᛫ in addition ᛭ past ᛫ near ᛫ besides ᛫	AV᛭P
forcouth	᛫ despised ᛫ infamous ᛫	AJ
ford	᛫ a shallow spot in a river or stream ᛭ to wade across a ford ᛫	N᛭V
fordeal	᛫ to distribute ᛫	V
fordeem	᛫ to condemn ᛫ to convict ᛫	V
fordit	᛫ to close up ᛫ to stop ᛫	V
fordo	᛫ to abolish ᛫ to annul ᛫ to cancel ᛫	V
fordraw	᛫ to torture by stretching ᛫ to take away by force ᛫	V
fordrench	᛫ to intoxicate ᛫	N
fordrive	᛫ to drive away ᛫ to physically expel ᛫	V
fordwine	᛫ to fade away ᛫ to waste away ᛫ to decay ᛫ to dwindle ᛫	V
fore	᛫ the front ᛭ in front ᛫	N᛭P
fore	᛫ pre- ᛫ ante- ᛫	PREFIX
forebear	᛫ an ancestor ᛫	N
forebisen	᛫ an example ( good or bad ) ᛫ a model ᛫ an exemplar ᛫ a template ᛫ an archetype ᛫ an allegory ᛫ an analogy [ᚹ] ᛭ to example ᛫	N᛭V
forebode	᛫ to predict ᛫ to foretell ᛫ to portend ᛫	V
foreboder	᛫ an oracle ᛫ a prophet ᛫	N
foreboding	᛫ an evil omen ᛭ ominous ᛫	N᛭AJ
forebody	᛫ the thorax ᛫	N
forebook	᛫ a prelude to a book or series of books ᛫ a preface ᛫	N
forebrain	᛫ the prosencephalon ᛫	N
forebusy	᛫ to preoccupy ᛫	V
forecast	᛫ a prediction ᛭ to predict ᛫	N᛭V
forecaster	᛫ a predictor ᛫	N
forecoming	᛫ an advent ᛭ preceding ᛫	N᛭AJ
forecool	᛫ to precool ᛫	V
fored	᛫ broken ᛫	AJ
foredeal	᛫ advantage ᛫	N
foredeem	᛫ to expect ᛫ to assume ᛫	V
foredoom	᛫ prejudice ᛭ to judge beforehand ᛫	N᛭V
foredoor	᛫ a front door ᛫	N
forefang	᛫ to anticipate ᛫ to take beforehand ᛫	V
forefather	᛫ a male ancestor ᛫	N
forefeeling	᛫ presentiment ᛫	N
forefighter	᛫ a vanguard ᛫	N
forefinger	᛫ the index finger ᛫ the pointer finger ᛫	N
foreflood	᛫ antediluvian ᛫ before the Biblical flood ᛫	AJ
foreganger	᛫ a predecessor ᛫ a herald ᛫	N
foregate	᛫ a main entrance ᛫ a front gate ᛫	N
forego	᛫ to precede ᛫	V
foregoer	᛫ a predecessor ᛫	N
foregoing	᛫ preceding ᛫	AJ
foregone	᛫ past ᛫	AJ
foreguess	᛫ conjecture ᛫ an assumption ᛭ to assume ᛫	N᛭V
foregut	᛫ the anterior part of the alimentary canal of an embryo from the mouth to the duodenum ᛫	N
forehand	᛫ the chief part ᛫ an advantage ᛫	N
forehanded	᛫ prudent ᛫	AJ
foreheadbone	᛫ a frontal bone ᛫	N
forehouse	᛫ a foyer ᛫	N
forekidney	᛫ the pronephros ᛫	N
foreknow	᛫ to know beforehand ( esp through supernatural means ) ᛫	V
foreknowledge	᛫ prescience ᛫ foresight ᛫ precognition ᛫	N
foreland	᛫ a cape ᛫ a promontory ᛫	N
forelock	᛫ a lock of hair growing just above the forehead ᛫	N
forelook	᛫ a preview ᛭ to preview ᛫	N᛭V
foremake	᛫ to prefabricate ᛫	V
foreman	᛫ a taskmaster ᛫ a supervisor of work ᛫ a honcho ᛫ a boss ᛫	N
foremost	᛫ paramount ᛫	AJ
foremother	᛫ a female ancestor ᛫	N
forename	᛫ a pronoun ᛫	N
forenamed	᛫ previously named ᛫ aforementioned ᛫	AJ
foreneed	᛫ prerequisite ᛫	N
forenight	᛫ the early part of the evening ᛫	N
foreowned	᛫ pre-owned ᛫	AJ
foreridle	᛫ one who rides ahead ᛫ a precursor ᛫ a harbinger ᛫	N
forerun	᛫ to run before ᛫ to come before as a token of something to follow ᛫	V
forerunner	᛫ a predecessor ᛫ a precursor ᛫	N
foresee	᛫ to predict ᛫ to anticipate ᛫	V
foreseen that	᛫ provided that ᛫	C
foreset	᛫ to prepose ᛫	V
foresetting	᛫ a proposal ᛫ a proposition ᛫ a preposition ( grammatical term ) ᛫	N
foreshadow	᛫ to presage ᛫	V
foreship	᛫ the forward part of a ship ᛫ the prow ᛫	N
foreshow	᛫ to show before ᛫ to give warning or promise of ᛫	V
foresight	᛫ the ability to predict what will happen or be needed in the future ᛫ an act of looking forwards ᛫	N
foresitter	᛫ a president ᛫	N
foresmack	᛫ a foretaste ᛫ a sample ᛫	N
forespeak	᛫ to foretell ᛫ to predict ᛫	V
forespeech	᛫ a preface ᛫ a preamble ᛫	N
forestall	᛫ to obstruct ᛫ to prevent ᛫	V
forestear	᛫ prehistory ᛫	N
forestighting	᛫ predestination ᛫	N
foreswayed	᛫ swayed beforehand ᛫ biased ᛫	AJ
foretale	᛫ a prologue ᛫ a prediction ᛫	N
foretell	᛫ to predict ᛫	V
forethink	᛫ to premeditate ᛫	V
forethought	᛫ a thinking out beforehand ᛫ anticipation ᛫ premeditation ᛭ premeditated ᛫	N᛭AJ
foretoken	᛫ a presage ᛫ an omen ᛫ a prognostic ᛫	N
foretooth	᛫ an incisor ᛫ a front tooth ᛫	N
foreward	᛫ a scout ᛫ an explorer ᛫	N
forewarm	᛫ to preheat ᛫	V
forewit	᛫ precaution ᛫ prudence ᛫	N
foreword	᛫ a preface ᛫ an introduction ( in a document ) ᛫	N
forework	᛫ a fortifying structure erected for defense ᛫	N
forfare	᛫ to perish ᛫ to go to ruin ᛫ to go astray ᛫ to stray ᛫	V
forgather	᛫ to assemble ᛫ to gather together [ᚾ] ᛫	V
forgiveness	᛫ remission ᛫	N
forgivenly	᛫ dative ( grammar) ᛫	AJ
forgo	᛫ to go or do without ᛫ to refrain from ᛫	V
forhadness	᛫ abstinence ( esp food or drink ) ᛫	N
forhave	᛫ to restrain someone from something ᛫ to abstain ᛫	V
forhew	᛫ to slash into pieces ᛫ to kill by cutting ᛫	V
forhow	᛫ to despise ᛫ to reject ᛫ to treat with contempt ᛫ to disregard ᛫	V
forked cap	᛫ a mitre / a miter ᛫	N
forleese	᛫ to abandon ᛫ to forfeit ᛫ to lose something ᛫ to desert ᛫ to damn ᛫	V
forlet	᛫ to desert ᛫ to forsake ᛫ to neglect ᛫ to abandon ᛫ to reject ᛫ to leave ᛫ to depart ᛫	V
forlie	᛫ to rape ᛫ to fornicate ᛫	V
forlier	᛫ adultery ᛫ fornication ᛫ an adulterer ᛫ an adulteress ᛫ a fornicator ᛭ adulterous ᛫	N᛭AJ
forlorn	᛫ abandoned ᛫ deserted ᛫	AJ
form	᛫ original ᛫ primal ᛫	AJ
formfather	᛫ the first father of something ᛫ a progenitor ᛫	N
formly	᛫ originally ᛫ primally ᛫	AV
formmother	᛫ the first mother of something ᛫ a progenitrix ᛫	N
forn	᛫ previous ᛫ former ᛭ formerly ᛫ previously ᛭ before ( in space or in time ) ᛫	AJ᛭AV᛭P
fornigh	᛫ very nearly ᛫ almost ᛫	AV
fornim	᛫ to remove ᛫ to deprive ᛫ to plunder ᛫ to ransack ᛫ to seize ᛫	V
fornumb	᛫ deprived of vigour ᛫ sluggish ᛫	AJ
forold	᛫ to become feeble or decrepit with age ᛫ to go or make out of date [ᚹ] ᛫ to become or make obsolete [ᚹ] ᛫	V
forolded	᛫ feeble or decrepit with age ᛫ obsolete [ᚹ] ᛫ outdated [ᚹ] ᛫ out of date [ᚹ] ᛫	AV
forqueath	᛫ to deny ᛫ to repudiate ᛫ to reject ᛫	V
forread	᛫ to betray ᛫ to lead astray ᛫	V
forsake	᛫ to abandon ᛫ to desert ᛫	V
forsaken	᛫ abandoned ᛫ deserted ᛫	AJ
forsay	᛫ to renounce ᛫	V
forsench	᛫ to submerge ᛫	V
forshape	᛫ to transform or to metamorphose something ( usually for the worse ) ᛫ to distort ᛫ to disfigure ᛫ to degrade ᛫	V
forslack	᛫ to neglect ᛫ to be neglectful ᛫	V
forslow	᛫ to procrastinate ᛫ to put off ᛫ to delay ᛫	V
forsooth	᛫ indeed ᛫	AV
forspeak	᛫ to bewitch ᛫ to cast a bad spell over ᛫ to renounce ᛫	V
forspend	᛫ to exhaust ᛫	V
forspent	᛫ exhausted ᛫ fatigued ᛫	AJ
forspill	᛫ to destroy ᛫ to waste ᛫ to demolish ᛫	V
forstand	᛫ to stand up for ᛫ to defend ᛫ to protect ᛫	V
forstop	᛫ to stop completely ᛫ to smother ᛫ to block ᛫	V
forswear	᛫ to reject upon oath ᛫ to renounce ᛫ to abjure ᛫	V
forswink	᛫ to exhaust by labour ᛫	V
forswy	᛫ to keep silent ᛫ to be silent ᛫	V
fortee	᛫ to draw away to evil ᛫ to seduce ᛫	V
forth	᛫ to advance ᛫ to proceed ᛫ to carry out ᛫ to promote ᛫ to aid or to assist in a task ᛫	V
forthby	᛫ past ᛫	AV
forthen	᛫ on that account ᛫ for that reason ᛫ consequently ᛫	AV&C
forthfare	᛫ to go forth ᛫ to die ᛫ to pass away ᛫	N᛭V
forthfill	᛫ to enforce ᛫ to fulfil ᛫	V
forthgang	᛫ progress ᛫ a continuance ᛫ a procession ᛫	N
forthgo	᛫ to proceed ᛫ to continue ᛫ to progress ᛫	V
forthink	᛫ to regret ᛫ to rethink ᛫ to change one's mind ᛫	V
forthnim	᛫ to take someone away ᛫ to remove ᛫ to take one's way ᛫ to leave ᛫	V
forthput	᛫ to propose ᛫ to put forth ᛫	V
forthright	᛫ unambiguous ᛫ unevasive ᛭ directly forward ᛫ immediately ᛫	AJ᛭AV
forthship	᛫ progress ᛫	N
forthtee	᛫ to draw forth ᛫ to quote ᛫ to cite ᛫	V
forthward	᛫ an agreement ᛫ a contract ᛫ a treaty ᛫ a covenant ᛫ a pledge ᛫	N
forthwiten	᛫ past ᛫ goneby ᛫	AJ
forthwiten tide	᛫ the past tense ᛭ of the past tense ᛫	N᛭AJ
forthwith	᛫ immediately ᛫	AV
fortnight	᛫ two weeks ᛫	N
fortnightly	᛫ biweekly ᛭ every two weeks ᛫	AJ᛭AV
fortread	᛫ to trample ᛫	V
fortylegs	᛫ a centipede ᛫	N
forwander	᛫ to exhaust oneself by wandering ᛫	V
forwarry	᛫ to hex ᛫ to curse something ᛫	V
forwhy	᛫ for the reason that ᛫ the reason why ᛫	AV
forwird	᛫ destruction ᛫ perdition ᛫	N
forwonder	᛫ to astonish ᛫	V
forworth	᛫ to perish ᛫ to spoil ᛫ to degenerate ᛫	V
forwright	᛫ an agent ᛫ a vicegerent ᛫	N
foryield	᛫ to repay ᛫ to yield what is owed ᛫ to recompense ᛫	V
foryielding	᛫ retribution ᛫ punishment ᛫	N
foster	᛫ to cultivate ᛫ to rear another's child ᛫	V
fosterling	᛫ a foster child ᛫	N
fother	᛫ a load ( esp a wagon-load or a cart-load ) ᛫ a heavy weight ᛫ a heavy burden ᛫ a large amount ᛫	N
fought	᛫ moist ᛫ damp ᛫	AJ
foughtenfield	᛫ a battleground ᛫ a battlefield ᛫	N
foul	᛫ unclean ᛫ disgusting ᛫ obscene ᛫ vulgar ᛫ detestable ᛫	AJ
foumart	᛫ the European polecat ᛫	N
foundling	᛫ an infant found after its unknown parents have abandoned it ᛫	N
fouredged	᛫ square ᛫	AJ
fourfold	᛫ quadruple ᛫	AJ
fourfooted	᛫ quadrupedal ᛫	AJ
fourling	᛫ a quadruplet ᛫	N
foursheat	᛫ quadrangular ᛫	AJ
foursome	᛫ a quartet ᛫ a tetrad ᛫	N
fourth	᛫ a quarter ᛫	N
fourth	᛫ a quart ( music ) ᛫ a tetrachord ᛫	N
fourwheeler	᛫ an ATV ᛫ a quad ᛫ an all-terrain vehicle ᛫	N
fouse	᛫ ready ᛫ prepared ᛫ willing ᛫ inclined ᛫ disposed ᛫	AJ
fousely	᛫ readily ᛫ promptly ᛫ gladly ᛫	AV
fowl	᛫ a bird ᛫	N
fowler	᛫ a person who hunts fowl ᛫	N
foxly	᛫ vulpine ᛫ cunning ᛫	AJ
fox's sleep	᛫ feigned sleep ᛫	N
frain	᛫ to inquire about ᛫ to interrogate ᛫	V
fraining	᛫ inquiry ᛫ interrogation ᛫ an asking ᛫ a question ᛫	N
frainmark	᛫ a question mark ( ? ) ᛫	N
fraked	᛫ bad ᛫ vile ᛫ shameful ᛫	AJ
frame	᛫ a context ᛫ an outlining ᛭ to fit into place ᛫ to put into context ᛫	V
framework	᛫ the support structure of something ᛫	N
Frank	᛫ a Frenchman ᛫ a Frank ᛫	N(P)
frank	᛫ a javelin of some sort ᛫	N
Frankdom	᛫ the Francosphere ᛫ the domain of Frenchness ᛫	N
Frankland	᛫ France ᛫	N(P)
fratow	᛫ treasure ᛭ to adorn with treasure ᛫ to adorn ᛫ to decorate ᛫	N᛭V
fraught	᛫ abounding abundant or replete with a bad thing ᛫	AJ
frea	᛫ a lord ᛫ a master ᛫	N
freak	᛫ a capricious action or event ᛫ a distastefully abnormal thing ᛫	N
frech	᛫ greedy ᛫ voracious ᛫ eager ᛫ bold ᛫ fierce ᛫	AJ
freck	᛫ to checker ᛫ to diversify ᛫	V
free	᛫ a woman ? a lady ( a female lord ) ? ᛫	N
freebooter	᛫ a pirate ᛫ a lawless adventurer ᛫	N
freed	᛫ to experience ( by touch or taste ) ᛫ to experience ( a sensation ) ᛫ to learn through experience ᛫	V
freedom	᛫ liberty ᛫	N
freek	᛫ a man who is brave , strong , or martial ᛫	N
freekness	᛫ danger ᛫	N
freeledge	᛫ franchise ( the ability to vote ) ᛫	N
freeload	᛫ to mooch ᛫ to sponge off another ᛫	V
freelock	᛫ oblation ᛫	N
freem	᛫ benefit ᛭ to aid something ᛫ to advance something ᛫ to avail something ᛫	N᛭V
freerunning	᛫ parkour ᛫	N
freestand	᛫ to be independent ᛫	V
freestanding	᛫ independent ᛫ not supported by or on anything ᛫	AJ
freethinker	᛫ one who forms opinions on the basis of reason independently of authority ᛫	N
freit	᛫ divination ᛫ augury ᛫	N
frelse	᛫ a celebration of a holiday ᛫ freedom ᛫ immunity ᛫ privilege ᛭ to observe or celebrate a holiday ᛫ to save one from something ᛫	N᛭V
frem	᛫ to further ᛫ to perform ᛫ to execute ᛫ to operate ᛫	V
fremmed	᛫ to alienate ᛫ to estrange ᛭ foreign ᛫ alien	V᛭AJ
fremmedfear	᛫ xenophobia ᛫	N
fremmedledge	᛫ to alienate ᛫	V
fremmedling	᛫ a stranger ᛫ a foreigner ᛫	N
fremming	᛫ a furtherance ᛫ a performance ᛫ an execution ( of an action ) ᛫ an operation ᛫	N
fremmingbough	᛫ an executive branch ᛫	N
Frenchpox	᛫ syphilis ᛫	N
freshwater	᛫ of neoclassical economics ᛫	AJ
fret	᛫ to devour ᛫ to consume ᛫ to eat up ᛫ to corrode ᛫ to mortify ᛫	V
frettle	᛫ voracious ᛫ gluttonous ᛫	AJ
Friday	᛫ Friday ᛫	N(P)
fridge	᛫ to rub ᛫ to chafe ᛫ to fray ᛫ to abrade ᛫ to fidget ᛫	V
fridging	᛫ friction ᛫ abrasion ᛫ detrition ᛫	N
frie	᛫ to question ᛫	V
Frie	᛫ an English goddess equivalent to Norse Frigg ᛫ the planet Venus [ᚹ] ᛫	N(P)
friendfoe	᛫ a frenemy ᛫	N
friendly	᛫ amicable ᛫	N
fright	᛫ a scare ᛫ terror ᛫	N
frighten	᛫ to scare ᛫ to terrify ᛫	V
frightening	᛫ scary ᛫ terrifying ᛫	AJ
frightful	᛫ dreadful ᛫ unpleasant ᛫ ghastly ᛫ nasty ᛫ shocking ᛫	AJ
frike	᛫ to dance about ᛫ to move briskly ᛫	V
Frily	᛫ Venusian ᛫ Venutian ᛫	AJ
frim	᛫ excellent ᛫ vigorous ᛫ flourishing ᛫	N᛭AJ
frimful	᛫ beneficial ᛫	AJ
Frinight	᛫ the night following Friday's dusk ᛫	N(P)
Fris	᛫ a Frisian ᛫	N(P)
Frish	᛫ the Frisian language ᛭ Frisian ᛫	N(P)᛭AJ(P)
Frisland	᛫ Frisia ᛫	N(P)
frist	᛫ a limited period ᛫ time allotted for repayment ᛫ a grace period ᛫ credit ᛫	N
fristing	᛫ a delay ᛫ a suspension ᛫ a postponement ᛫	N
fristmark	᛫ an interval ᛫	N
frith	᛫ peace ( esp a broad societal kind ) ᛫	N
frithe	᛫ stately ᛫ beautiful ᛫	AJ
frithend	᛫ a peacebearer ᛫	N
frithful	᛫ peaceful ᛫ gentle ᛫ mild ᛫	AJ
frithguild	᛫ a guild for maintaining peace ᛫	N
frithhouse	᛫ a safehouse ᛫	N
frithless	᛫ peaceless ᛫	AJ
frithoath	᛫ a peace oath ᛫ a truce ᛫	N
frithsome	᛫ peaceful ᛫ pacific ᛫	AJ
frithstow	᛫ a refuge ᛫ an asylum ᛫	N
frithwrit	᛫ a peace treaty ᛫	N
frithyearn	᛫ eager for peace ᛫	AJ
from	᛫ a source [ᚹ] ᛫ an origin ᛫ the first part of a series ᛫ an originator ᛫ an author ᛫ a founder ᛫ an inventor ᛫	N
from	᛫ firm ᛫ potent ᛫	AJ
from time to time	᛫ occasionally ᛫	AV
fromchar	᛫ to turn from ᛫ to avert ᛫	V
fromshaft	᛫ origin ᛫	N
fromward	᛫ away ᛭ from ᛫	AV᛭P
fromwharve	᛫ to depart from ᛫ to turn from ᛫	V
frood	᛫ cautious ᛫ shrewd ᛫ wise ᛫	AJ
froover	᛫ comfort ᛫ consolation ᛫ solace ᛭ to solace ᛫ to console ᛫ to comfort ᛫	N᛭V
frore	᛫ extremely cold ᛫	AJ
frosh	᛫ a frog ᛫	N
froshdeer	᛫ an amphibian ᛫	N
frostbearer	᛫ a cryophorus ᛫	N
frostmoor	᛫ tundra ᛫	N
frough	᛫ brittle ᛫ tender ᛫ frail ᛫	AJ
froward	᛫ unmanageable ᛫ disobedient ᛫ untoward ᛫ habitually disposed to disobedience and opposition ᛫	AJ
frumth	᛫ a beginning ᛫ an origin ᛫ the beginning of the world ᛫	N
fuck	᛫ to copulate ᛫ to copulate with ᛫ to mate ᛫	V
fulcome	᛫ to attain ᛫ to realize ( in all senses ) ᛫ to accomplish ᛫	V
fuldo	᛫ to complete ᛫ to finish ᛫	V
fulend	᛫ to accomplish ᛫	V
fulfill	᛫ to achieve something ᛫ to carry out a duty ᛫ to satisfy a condition ᛫ to accomplish ᛫ to consummate ᛫ to complete ᛫	V
fulfledged	᛫ fully qualified ᛫ having all credentials ᛫ entire ᛫ authentic ᛫ fully covered with feathers ᛫	AJ
fulfrem	᛫ to perfect ᛫	V
fulfremmed	᛫ perfect ᛫ perfect ( grammatical term ) ᛫	AJ
fulfremmedness	᛫ perfection ᛫	N
full	᛫ a cup ᛫ a drinking bowl ᛫	N
full	᛫ filled ᛫ entire ᛭ very ᛫	AJ᛭AV
full moon	᛫ the moon when the whole of its disk is illuminated ᛫	N
fullblown	᛫ completely developed or formed ᛫ ripe ᛫ puffed up ᛫	AJ
fullbore	᛫ full-blown ᛫ made with maximum effort ᛭ with maximum effort or speed ᛫	AJ᛭AV
fullow	᛫ to baptize ᛫	V
fullstop	᛫ a period ( as in the punctuation mark ) ᛫	N
fully	᛫ completely ᛫ entirely ᛫ totally ᛫	AV
fulmard	᛫ a Mustela putorius animal ( European polecat ) ᛫	N
fulought	᛫ baptism ᛫	N
fuloughter	᛫ a baptist ᛫	N
fuloughthood	᛫ a baptismal vow ᛫	N
fuloughtstow	᛫ a baptistery ᛫	N
fulsome	᛫ overzealous ᛫ excessive ᛫ abundant ᛫ copious ᛫	AJ
fulth	᛫ abundance ᛫ plenty ᛫ satiety ᛫ repletion ᛫ sufficiency ᛫	N
fultom	᛫ support ᛫ succour ᛫	N
fulwaxen	᛫ fully grown ᛫ mature ᛫	AJ
fulwrought	᛫ completed ᛫	AJ
funnyman	᛫ a comedian ᛫ a humorist ᛫	N
furlong	᛫ an eighth of a mile ( 220 yards ) ᛫	N
furrow	᛫ a trench ᛫ a groove ᛫	N
furrow	᛫ a fir tree ᛫ a pine tree ᛫	N
further	᛫ to promote (as in to advance ) ᛫	V
furthering	᛫ furtherance ᛫ advancement or promotion in rank or office ᛫	N
furthermore	᛫ additionally ᛫	AV
furze	᛫ a Ulex Europaeus plant ᛫	N
futhorc	᛫ the Anglo-Frisian runic alphabet ᛫	N
gab	᛫ chatter ᛭ to chatter ᛫	N᛭V
gable	᛫ a facade ᛫ a façade ᛫	N
gadling	᛫ a vagabond ᛫ a person of low birth ᛫	N
Gaelish	᛫ Gaelic language ( Irish Scottish and Manx ) ᛫ Goidelic language ᛭ Gaelic ᛫ Goidelic ᛫	N(P)᛭AJ(P)
gaffeting	᛫ a scoffing ᛫ mocking ᛫	N
gainrising	᛫ a resurrection ᛫	N
gainsaw	᛫ a refutation ᛫	N
gainsay	᛫ to contradict ᛫	V
gainsaying	᛫ opposition ( usually in argument ) ᛫ contradiction ᛫	N
gainstand	᛫ to oppose ᛫ to resist ᛫	V
galder	᛫ an incantation ᛫ an enchantment ᛫	N
galdercraft	᛫ the art of incantation or enchantment ᛫	N
galdergaler	᛫ a magical enchanter ᛫	N
galderquid	᛫ a magical saying ᛫ an incantation ᛫ an enchantment ᛫	N
galdersong	᛫ a magic song ᛫	N
gale	᛫ a way ᛫ a course ᛫ a course of action ᛫ a way ᛫ a means ᛫	N
gale	᛫ to cry out ᛫ to bark ᛫ to chirp ᛫ to sing ᛫ to enchant ᛫	V
galer	᛫ an enchanter ᛫	N
galingale	᛫ galangal ᛫ the roots of various Alpinia , Kæmpferia , Aristolochia , and Cyperus plants , including in powdered form ᛫	N
gall	᛫ bile ᛫ impudence ᛫ brazenness ᛫ temerity ᛭ to bother ᛫ to annoy ᛫ to make resentful ᛫	N᛭V
galled	᛫ bothered ᛫ annoyed ᛫ troubled ᛫	AJ
Gallish	᛫ Gaulish language ᛭ Gaulish ᛫	N(P)᛭AJ(P)
gallow	᛫ to terrify ᛫	V
gallowmood	᛫ of a grim or gloomy mood ᛫	AJ
Gallwales	᛫ the Celts of Gaul ᛫ Gaul ᛫ Gallia ᛫	N(P)
galp	᛫ to gape ᛫	V
gamble	᛫ a bet ᛫ a wager ᛫ a risk ᛭ to bet ᛫ to wager ᛫ to risk ᛫	N᛭V
game	᛫ eager or willing to do something new or challenging ᛫	AJ
game	᛫ fun ᛫ jest ᛫ sport ᛫ amusement ᛫ entertainment ᛫	N
gameful	᛫ sportive ᛫	AJ
gamehouse	᛫ a casino ᛫	N
gamely	᛫ sportive ᛭ sportively ᛫	AJ᛭AV
gamesare	᛫ a console ( gaming ) ᛫ an arcade machine ᛫	N
gamesome	᛫ playful ᛫ sportive ᛫ frolicsome ᛫	AJ
gamewood	᛫ a lyre ᛫ a lute ᛫ a guitar [ᚹ] ᛫	N
gamle	᛫ to age ᛭ aged ᛫	V᛭AJ
gammock	᛫ a piece of fun ᛫ a jest ᛫ a prank ᛫ a practical joke ᛫ a frolic ᛫ an antic ᛫ a trick ᛭ to frolic ᛫ to romp ᛫ to fool about ᛫	N᛭V
Gandes	᛫ the Ganges ᛫	N(P)
gang	᛫ to go ᛫ to proceed ᛫	V
gang	᛫ a going ᛫ a journey ᛫ a path ᛫ a road ᛫ a watercourse ᛫ a process [ᚹ] ᛫	N
Gangdays	᛫ Rogation days ᛫	N
gangle	᛫ to move in a manner characteristic of a gangling person ᛫	V
gangling	᛫ awkwardly tall and thin ᛫ ungraceful ᛫	AJ
gangman	᛫ a member of a gang ᛫	N
gangway	᛫ a passageway ᛫ a vomitorium ᛫	N
gannet	᛫ a Sulidae bird ᛫	N
garclive	᛫ an Agrimonia plant ( agrimony ) ᛫	N
garish	᛫ gaudy ᛫	AJ
garsedge	᛫ an ocean ( poetic ) ᛫	N
Gascon	᛫ a native of Gascony ᛫ wine from Gascony ᛭ of Gascony ᛫	N(P)᛭AJ(P)
gast	᛫ to scare ᛫	V
gastern	᛫ an inn ᛫	N
gate	᛫ a circuit that converts multiple signals into one ᛫ a system call ᛫ a function ( in programming ) [ᚹ] ᛫	N
gateway	᛫ a portal ᛫	N
gavel	᛫ tribute ᛫ a rent ᛭ to rent ᛫	N᛭V
gavel	᛫ a fork ᛫	N
geason	᛫ rare ᛫ uncommon ᛫ unusual ᛫ scarce ᛫ scant ᛫	AJ
geld	᛫ to castrate (esp of an animal) ᛫ to spay (esp of an animal) ᛫ to neuter ᛫ to sterilize ᛫ to weaken ᛫ to trim ᛫	V
Germanish	᛫ Germanic speech ᛭ Germanic ᛫	N(P)᛭AJ(P)
Germany	᛫ Germania ᛫	N(P)
gersome	᛫ a treasure ᛫ a valuable ᛫ treasure ᛫ valuables ᛫	N
get	᛫ to obtain ᛫ to acquire ᛫	V
get rid of	᛫ to remove ᛫ to clear ᛫	V
getter	᛫ a receiver ᛫	N
ghastly	᛫ frightening ᛫ extremely bad ᛫ unpleasant ᛫	AJ
ghost	᛫ a spirit ( in all senses ) ᛫	N
ghostgun	᛫ a gun without a serial number ᛫	N
ghostlore	᛫ ghostology ᛫ spectrology ᛫	N
ghostly	᛫ spiritual ᛫ spectral ᛫	AJ
ghostword	᛫ a word born from an erroneous entry in a book ( esp dictionaries ) ᛫	N
gidden	᛫ a goddess ᛫	N
giddy	᛫ to excite and disorientate ᛭ disorientated and excited ᛫	V᛭AJ
gift	᛫ a contribution ᛫ a present ᛫	N
gigant	᛫ a giant ᛫	N
gild	᛫ to cover thinly with gold ( literally and figuratively ) ᛫	V
gill	᛫ ravine ᛫	N
gilt	᛫ superficial or false appearance of excellence ᛭ gold or something that resembles gold laid on a surface ᛫ covered with a thin layer of gold ᛫	N᛭AJ
ging	᛫ a troop ᛫ a band of warriors ᛫ a company of people ᛫ an assemblage of people ᛫	N
ginge	᛫ current ᛫ prevalent ᛫	AJ
gird	᛫ to gird ( to bind around ) ᛫	N᛭V
girdle	᛫ a thing which girds ᛫ a belt ( esp one that holds up stockings ) ᛭ to gird ᛫	N᛭V
girdledeer	᛫ an armadillo ᛫	N
girn	᛫ a grimace ᛫	N᛭V
girn	᛫ calamity ᛫	N
git	᛫ a fool ᛫ an idiot ᛫ a moron ᛫	N
givel	᛫ a meal ᛫ food ᛫	N
givelness	᛫ liberality ᛫ munificence ᛫	N
giveth	᛫ ordained ( by fate ) ᛫ predetermined ᛫	AJ
gladden	᛫ to elate ᛫	V
gladdon	᛫ an Iris plant ( flowers ) ᛫	N
glade	᛫ an open space in a forest ᛫	N
glar	᛫ amber ᛫ resin ᛫	N
glare	᛫ an intense light ᛫ an angry stare ᛭ to shine intensely ᛫ to give an angry state at something ᛫	N᛭V
glaring	᛫ obvious ᛫	AJ
glass	᛫ vitrum ᛫ a mirror ᛭ to mirror ᛫ to reflect ᛫	N᛭V
glass noodle	᛫ a cellophane noodle ᛫	N
glasscloth	᛫ fiberglass ᛫	N
glassen	᛫ to turn to glass ᛫ to vitrify ᛫	V
glasses	᛫ spectacles ᛫	N
glassrown	᛫ a rune whose shape is mirrored ( so ᛚ as a glassrown would look like ᛏ ) ᛫	N
glasstone	᛫ mica ᛫	N
glasswright	᛫ a glassmaker ᛫ a glazier ᛫ a glazer ᛫	N
glassy	᛫ vitreous ᛫ hyaline ᛫	AJ
glaze	᛫ gloss ᛫ luster ᛫ lustre ᛭ to fit or cover with glass ᛫ to cover with a glossy coating ᛫	N᛭V
glazemill	᛫ calender ( a kind of machine which applies a glaze to a material ) ᛫	N
glazer	᛫ a glazier ( one whose craft is the making of glass or the installation and repair of glass windows ) ᛫	N
glee	᛫ joy ᛫ music ᛫ entertainment ᛫ sport ᛫ merriment ᛫ amusement ᛫	N
gleebeam	᛫ a harp ᛫	N
gleecraft	᛫ the art of music ᛫ minstrelsy ᛫	N
gleed	᛫ glowing coal ᛫ an ember ᛫	N
gleed	᛫ a bird of prey ᛫ a raptor ᛫ a Milvus milvus bird ( a kite) ᛫	N
gleemaiden	᛫ a female musician ᛫	N
gleeman	᛫ a musician ᛫	N
glemb	᛫ a spot ᛫ a blemish ᛫	N
glen	᛫ a narrow valley ᛫ a canyon ? ᛫	N
glenge	᛫ an ornament ᛫ an honour ᛫ a medal [ᚹ] ᛫	N
glew	᛫ to rejoice ᛫ to make merry ᛫ to party ᛫ to entertain ᛫ to entertain with music ᛫ to play music ᛫ to make music ᛫ to sing ᛫	V
glew	᛫ wise ᛫ skillful ᛫ sagacious ᛫ prudent ᛫	AJ
glewer	᛫ a jester ᛫ a baffoon ᛫ a clown ᛫	N
glewly	᛫ prudently ᛫ wisely ᛫ clearly ᛫ well ᛫	AV
glewness	᛫ prudence ᛫ skill ᛫ wisdom ᛫ ability ᛫ acuteness ᛫	N
glib	᛫ smooth ᛫ slippery ᛫ nonchalant ᛫ superficial ᛫	AJ
glide	᛫ a semivowel ᛫	N
glim	᛫ a candle ᛫ a lantern ᛫	N
glisten	᛫ a sparkling light ᛭ to shine with a sparkling light ᛫	N᛭V
gloaming	᛫ twilight ᛫ dusk ᛫	N
Glom	᛫ one of the Lemovii people ᛫	N(P)
glove	᛫ a gauntlet ᛫	N
glum	᛫ sullen ᛫	AJ
gnast	᛫ a spark ᛫ a live coal ᛫ a small flame ᛫ a snuff of a candle ᛫	N
gnaw	᛫ to chew away at something ᛫ to corrode something ᛫	V
gnawdeer	᛫ a rodent ᛫	N
gneed	᛫ stingy ᛫ niggardly ᛫ scanty ᛫ scarce ᛫	AJ
gnide	᛫ to rub ᛫ to grind through rubbing ᛫	V
gnorn	᛫ sadness ᛫ sorrow ᛫ grief ᛭ to grieve ᛫ to lament ᛫	N᛭V
gnorny	᛫ aggrieved ᛫ lamentful ᛫ dejected ᛫	AJ
goad	᛫ a stick for poking ᛭ to provoke ᛫ to encourage ᛫ to prod ᛫	N᛭V
goad	᛫ a lack ᛫	N
goan	᛫ to gape ᛫	V
Goat	᛫ Capricorn ᛫	PN
goatish	᛫ caprine ᛫ hircine ᛫ lascivious ᛫ libidinous ᛫	N
goatling	᛫ a kid (as in young goat) ᛫	N
goatsbeard	᛫ a Tragopogon plant ( salsify ) ᛫	N
goatsrue	᛫ a Galega plant ᛫	N
goatsucker	᛫ a Caprimulgidae bird ( a nightjar ) ᛫	N
gobetween	᛫ an intermediary ᛫	N
god	᛫ a deity ᛭ to deify ᛫	N᛭V
godboot	᛫ atonement ᛫	N
godforsaken	᛫ dismal ᛫	AJ
godhead	᛫ a god ᛫ a divine nature ᛫	N
godhood	᛫ divinity ᛫	N
godkind	᛫ divine nature ᛭ divine in nature ᛫	N᛭AJ
godkindness	᛫ divine nature ᛫ divinity ᛫	N
godlief	᛫ theism ᛫	N
godlore	᛫ theology ᛫	N
godly	᛫ divine ᛫ pious ᛫ devout ᛫	AJ
godsend	᛫ a desirable or needed thing or event that comes unexpectedly ᛫	N
godsent	᛫ sent by or as if by God ᛫ unexpectedly beneficial ᛫	AJ
godshild	᛫ a sin against God ᛫ impiety ᛫	N
godshildy	᛫ impious ᛫	AJ
godsib	᛫ a god parent ᛫ a sponsor ᛫	N
godsibred	᛫ a godsib kindred ᛫ sponsorship ᛫	N
godspeech	᛫ an oracle ᛫	N
godspeed	᛫ ( an expression of good wishes during an undertaking ) ᛫	I
godweb	᛫ cotton ᛫ a precious garment ᛫ fine clothing ᛫	N
godwebben	᛫ made of precious cloth ᛫	AJ
godwrack	᛫ impious ᛫	AJ
goings on	᛫ events ᛫ activities ᛫	N
goldhoard	᛫ a thesaurus ( as in a treasury ) ᛫	N
goldmaslin	᛫ orichalcum ᛫	N
goldstone	᛫ topaz ᛫ chrysolite ᛫ chrysoberyl ᛫	N
gole	᛫ lustful ᛫ lascivious ᛭ to be lascivious ᛫	AJ
gomb	᛫ tribute ᛫	N
gome	᛫ a male human ᛫	N
gong	᛫ a toilet ᛫ privy ᛫ a lavatory ᛫	N
gongfarmer	᛫ a cleaner of privies ᛫	N
gongman	᛫ a cleaner of privies ᛫	N
good	᛫ to improve [ᛏ] ᛫ to endow ᛫ to enrich ᛫	V
gooddoer	᛫ a benefactor ᛫ a do-gooder ᛫	N
gooderheal	᛫ good fortune ᛭ good luck! ᛫	N᛭I
goodly	᛫ considerable in size or quantity ᛫	AJ
goodman	᛫ Mister ᛫ Mr ᛫	N
goodwife	᛫ Mistress ᛫ Mrs ᛫	N
goodwill	᛫ amity ᛫	N
gorcrow	᛫ a carrion crow ᛫	N
gore	᛫ a skirt ᛫ a wedge of cloth or chain mail ᛫ a triangular piece of land ᛫	N
gore	᛫ a javelin ᛫ a spear for throwing ᛫ a dart ᛭ to stab ᛫	N
gorse	᛫ an Ulex plant ᛫ a Genista plant ᛫	N
goshawk	᛫ an Accipiter bird ᛫	N
gosling	᛫ a young goose ᛫	N
gospel	᛫ the message concerning Christ ᛭ to evangelize ᛫	N᛭V
gospelish	᛫ evangelical ᛫	AJ
gospeller	᛫ a missionary ᛫ a proselytizer ᛫ an evangelist ᛫	N
Got	᛫ a Goth ᛫	N
Gotland	᛫ the land of the Goths ᛫	N
Gottish	᛫ the Gothic tongue ᛭ Gothic ᛫	N᛭AJ
gound	᛫ eye mucus ᛫	N
gouth	᛫ battle ᛫ war ᛫ combat ᛫ conflict ᛫	N
gouth	᛫ war- ᛫ battle- ᛫	PREFIX
gouthcraft	᛫ warfare ᛫	N
gouthcust	᛫ warlike excellence ᛫	N
gouthfane	᛫ a military standard ᛫ an ensign ᛫	N
gouthhawk	᛫ a war hawk ᛫ a warmonger [ᚹ] ᛫	N
gouthhorn	᛫ a war horn ᛫	N
gouthmoot	᛫ a battle meeting ᛫	N
gouthrink	᛫ a heroic warrior ᛫	N
gouthsare	᛫ a war machine ᛫ arms ᛫ armour ᛫	N
gouthwain	᛫ a war vehicle ᛫ an armoured car ᛫ a tank ᛫	N
graff	᛫ a stylus ᛫ a graphium ᛫	N
graft	᛫ a carving ᛫ an engraving ᛫ a sculpture ᛫ a statue ᛫	N
graftiwork	᛫ an engraved piece of art ᛫ a carved sculpture ᛫	N
graith	᛫ equipment ᛫ apparel ᛫ accouterments ᛭ to prepare ᛫	N᛭V
graithly	᛫ preparedly ᛫	AV
gram	᛫ incensed ᛫ furious ᛫	AJ
grame	᛫ rage ᛫ anger ᛫ grief ᛫ vexation ᛫ torment ᛭ to enrage ᛫ to anger ᛫ to infuriate ᛫ to grieve ᛫ to vex ᛫ to torment ᛫	N᛭V
grane	᛫ a mustache ᛫ a moustache ᛫	N
grassland	᛫ a stretch of unforested grassy land ᛫ a prairie ᛫	N
grasstepper	᛫ a locust ᛫	N
grave	᛫ a place where a dead thing is buried ᛭ to engrave ᛫ to carve or shape with a chisel ᛫ to sculpt ᛫ to sculpture ᛫ to place in a grave ᛫	N᛭V
gravecloth	᛫ a pall ᛫	N
graver	᛫ a sculptor ᛫ an engraver ᛫ a digger ᛫ a miner ᛫ an engraving tool ᛫	N
gravewax	᛫ adipocere ᛫	N
graveyard	᛫ a cemetery ᛫	N
gray	᛫ a badger ᛫ a beaver ? ᛫	N
gread	᛫ a garment covering the breast ᛫	N
great	᛫ size ᛫ greatness ᛫ a majority ᛫ the essence of something ᛫	N
great	᛫ grand ᛫	AJ
great ape	᛫ a Hominidae animal ᛫	N
Great Bear Mere	᛫ Great Bear Lake ᛫	N(P)
Great Britten	᛫ Great Britain ᛫	N(P)
Great Salt Mere	᛫ Great Salt Lake ᛫	N(P)
greatelder	᛫ a grandparent ᛫	N
greaten	᛫ to increase in size extent amount or intensity ᛫	V
greaterhood	᛫ a majority ᛫	N
greatgun	᛫ a heavy ordnance piece ᛫ a cannon ᛫	N
greathearted	᛫ magnanimous ᛫	AJ
greatpox	᛫ syphilis ᛫	N
greed	᛫ an outcry ᛭ to cry out to shout ᛫	V
Greek	᛫ a Greek ᛫	N
Greekish	᛫ the Greek language ᛫ Grecian ᛫	N᛭AJ
Greekland	᛫ Greece ᛫	N
green	᛫ an environmentalist ᛭ environmentalistic ᛫	N᛭AJ
green gold	᛫ electrum ᛫	N
green sickness	᛫ hypochromic anemia / hypochromic anaemia ᛫ chlorosis ᛫	N
greenback	᛫ a dollar ( of the United States ) ᛫	N
greenbrass	᛫ verdigris ᛫	N
greeneyed	᛫ having green eyes ᛫ jealous ᛫ envious ᛫	AJ
greenhorn	᛫ a novice ᛫ a beginner ᛫ a tyro ᛫	N
Greenlandish	᛫ Greenlandic ᛫	AJ
greenlight	᛫ approval ᛭ to approve ᛫	N᛭V
greenling	᛫ a Polachius pollachius fish ( a pollock ) ᛫ a Hexagrammidae fish ᛫	N
greens	᛫ green vegetables ᛫	N
greenstone	᛫ an altered basic igneous rock having a dark-green color ᛫ jade ᛫ nephrite ᛫ basalt ᛫ komatiite ᛫ greenschist ᛫	N
greenwood	᛫ a forest that is green with foliage ᛫	N
greet	᛫ to lament ᛫ to weep ᛫	V
grey	᛫ gloomy ᛫ uninteresting ᛫ having an intermediate or vague position condition or character ᛫ neutral ᛫	AJ
greyback	᛫ a Calidris canutus bird ᛫ a louse ᛫ a soldier of the Confederate States of America ᛫	N
greymote	᛫ a neutron ᛫	N
greywader	᛫ a Glariolinae bird ᛫ a pratincole ᛫	N
greywater	᛫ sullage ᛫	N
grill	᛫ vexation ᛫ offence ᛭ to provoke ᛫ to annoy ᛫ to irritate ᛫ to offend ᛫	N᛭V
grim	᛫ dismal ᛫ gloomy ᛫ forbidding ᛫ sinister ᛫ cynical ᛫ ominous ᛫	AJ
grime	᛫ a mask ᛫ filth or slime that covers something ᛫	N
grin	᛫ a noose ᛫ a snare ᛫	N
grind	᛫ a groin ᛫	N
grinder	᛫ a submarine sandwich ᛫	N
grindle	᛫ a small stream or ditch ᛫	N
gripe	᛫ a griffin ᛫ a vulture ᛫	N
gripe	᛫ a complaint ᛭ to complain ᛫	N᛭V
gripping	᛫ very interesting ᛫ fascinating ᛫	AJ
gripple	᛫ covetous ᛫	AJ
grise	᛫ to fear ᛫ to be terrified at ᛫	V
grisly	᛫ inspiring horror and disgust ᛫	AJ
grist	᛫ ground grain ᛫ grain to be ground ᛫ malt grains which have been cleaned and cracked ᛫	N
gristle	᛫ tough cartilaginous tendinous or fibrous matter ᛫ cartilage [ᚹ] ᛫	N
grit	᛫ small loose particles of stone or sand ᛫ strength of character ᛭ to move with a grating sound ᛫	N᛭V
grith	᛫ peace ᛫ safety ᛫ sanctuary ᛫ clemency ᛫ pardon ᛫ mercy ᛫	N
groat	᛫ a particle ᛫ a fragment ᛫	N
groor	᛫ terror ᛫ horror ᛭ terrifying ᛫ horrifying ᛫	N᛭AJ
gropenail	᛫ a kind of small nail ᛫	N
ground	᛫ soil ᛫ reason ( for doing something ) ᛫	N
ground meat	᛫ mince ᛫	N
groundbreaker	᛫ a pioneer ᛫ an innovator ᛫	N
groundbreaking	᛫ pioneering ᛫ innovating ᛫	AJ
grounddown	᛫ exhausted ᛫	AJ
groundless	᛫ baseless ᛫ without reason ᛫ unfounded ᛫	AJ
groundline	᛫ a baseline ᛫ a foundation ᛫ a basis ᛫	N
groundnut	᛫ a peanut ᛫	N
groundpitch	᛫ a tonic ( in music ) ᛫	N
groundsel	᛫ a Senecio vulgaris plant ᛫	N
groundskeeper	᛫ a gardener ᛫ a landscaper ᛫ a caretaker of an estate ᛫	N
groundwork	᛫ a foundation ᛫	N
grouts	᛫ plaster ᛫ lees ᛫ dregs ᛫	N
grove	᛫ a small wood ᛫ an orchard ᛫ a group of trees ᛫	N
growingly	᛫ increasingly ᛫ progressively ᛫	AV
grownhood	᛫ adulthood ᛫	N
growthsome	᛫ fertile ᛫	AJ
grub	᛫ to dig ᛫ to extract by digging ᛫ to pluck hair ᛫	V
grunt	᛫ a low ranking member of a group ᛫	N
guest	᛫ a visitor ᛫	N
guild	᛫ an association of merchants or craftsmen ᛫	N
guildhall	᛫ a building used as the meeting place of a guild ᛫	N
guildsman	᛫ a member of a guild ᛫	N
guiltend	᛫ a debtor ᛫ an offender ᛫	N
gulch	᛫ a ravine ᛫ a gorge ᛫	N
gum	᛫ the tissue that surrounds the necks of teeth and covers the alveolar parts of the jaws ᛫	N
gumshoe	᛫ a kind of shoe ᛫ a detective ᛫	N
gun	᛫ a firearm ᛫	N
gundust	᛫ gunpowder ᛫	N
gunsax	᛫ a bayonet ᛫	N
gunstone	᛫ a cannonball ᛫	N
gutfire	᛫ gastroenteritis ᛫ stomach flu ᛫	N
gutleech	᛫ a gastroenterologist ᛫	N
hack	᛫ a tool for rough striking or cutting ( such as a mattock or a miner's pick ) ᛫	N
hackle	᛫ an outer garment ᛫ a covering ᛫ an animal's skin ᛫ a bird's plumage ᛫	N
hackneyed	᛫ unoriginal ᛫ bland ᛫ cliche ᛫ banal ᛫ trite ᛫	AJ
hackster	᛫ an assassin ᛫ a ruffian ᛫	N
had I wist	᛫ regret ᛫	N
haff	᛫ an ocean ᛫	N
haft	᛫ the handle of a tool or weapon ᛭ to fit a handle to ᛫ to perform a function ᛫ to process [ᚹ] ᛫	N᛭V
haft	᛫ a captive ᛫ a prisoner ᛫ captivity ᛫ imprisonment ᛫ possession ᛫ having ᛭ to capture ᛫ to imprison ᛫	N᛭V
haftling	᛫ a captive ᛫	N
hag	᛫ a sorceress ᛫ an enchantress ᛫ a witch ᛫ an unlikable old woman ᛫	N
hagfish	᛫ a Myxine fish ᛫	N
haggle	᛫ to bargain ᛫ to chaffer ᛫	V
hail	᛫ a greeting ᛭ to greet ᛭ greetings! ᛫	N᛭V᛭I
hake	᛫ a Merlucciidae fish ᛫ a Phycidae fish ᛫	N
haked	᛫ an Esox fish ( a pike , a pickerel , a ged , a lucet ) ᛫	N
halch	᛫ to fasten around ᛫ to loop ᛫	V
hale	᛫ a nook ᛫ a cranny ᛫ a hiding place ᛫	N
hale	᛫ robust ᛫ healthy ᛫	AJ
half	᛫ semi- ᛫ sam- ᛫	PREFIX
half moon	᛫ a crescent ᛫ anything crescent shaped ᛫ the moon in its first or last quarter phase ᛫	N
halfbred	᛫ hybrid ᛫ crossbred ᛫ mongrel ᛫	AJ
halfbreed	᛫ a hybrid ᛫ a crossbreed ᛫ a mongrel ᛫	N
halfclepend	᛫ a semi-vowel ᛫	N
halfgidden	▪ a demigoddess ▪	N
halfgod	᛫ a demigod ᛫	N
halfhearted	᛫ without enthusiasm ᛫ perfunctory ᛫ lackluster ᛫ tepid ᛫ apathetic ᛫	AJ
halfheartedness	᛫ lack of enthusiasm ᛫ perfunctoriness ᛫ tepidity ᛫ apathy ᛫	N
halfhorse	᛫ a centaur ᛫	N
halftrendle	᛫ a hemisphere ᛫	N
halfwit	᛫ a fool ᛫ an idiot ᛫	N
halfyearly	᛫ semi-annual ᛭ semi-annually ᛫	AJ᛭AV
halidom	᛫ holiness ᛫ sanctity ᛫	N
halk	᛫ a recess or a nook in a building ᛫ a remote corner in an open place ᛫ a cavity ᛫	N
hallmark	᛫ a defining feature ᛫ a defining characteristic ᛫ a defining attribute ᛫	N
hallmoot	᛫ a court baron ᛫	N
hallow	᛫ a saint ᛭ to sanctify ᛫ to canonize ᛫ to consecrate ᛫ to dedicate ᛫ to initiate ᛫ to make holy ᛫	N᛭V
hallowdom	᛫ sainthood ᛫	N
hallowing	᛫ consecration ᛫ sanctification ᛫	N
hallowing book	᛫ a benedictional ᛫	N
Hallowmas	᛫ All Saints' Day ᛫	N
Hallowtide	᛫ the first week of November ᛫	N
halm	᛫ stubble ᛫ straw ᛫	N
halse	᛫ to greet ᛫ to salute ᛫ to predict ᛫ to divine ᛫	V
halse	᛫ a neck ᛫ a throat ᛫	N
halse	᛫ to hug ᛫ to embrace ᛫ to caress ᛫ to fondle ᛫ to embrace something spiritually or mystically ᛫	V
halsebee	᛫ a torc ᛫ a torq ᛫ a torque ᛫	N
halsebour	᛫ a gorget ᛫	N
halseman	᛫ an executioner ᛫	N
halsend	᛫ an omen ᛫ an augur ᛫	N
halser	᛫ a diviner ᛫ an exorcist ᛫	N
halsewort	᛫ a Capparis spinosa plant ᛫ a Symphytum album plant ᛫ a Sedum telephium plant ᛫ a throatwort plant ᛫	N
halsing	᛫ divination ᛫ fortune telling ᛫ augury ᛫ exorcism ᛫	N
Halsing	᛫ one of the Hälsings ᛫	N(P)
halt	᛫ to walk with a limp ᛫ to conduct oneself immorally ᛭ lame ᛫ limping ᛫	V᛭AJ
halter	᛫ a rope for animals or for hanging people ᛫	N
ham	᛫ an enclosure ᛫ a plot of enclosed ground ᛫	N
ham	᛫ the hollow of the knee ᛫	N
hamble	᛫ to disable by severing the hamstring muscles ᛫	V
hame	᛫ covering ᛫ skin ᛫ integument ᛫ membrane ᛫ the slough of a reptile ᛫	N
hammer	᛫ a malleus ( bone ) ᛫	N
hammerbore	᛫ a pneumatic drill ᛫ a percussion drill ᛫ a piston drill ᛫ a jackhammer ᛫	N
hammerwort	᛫ a Parietaria judaica plant ( pellitory of the wall , spreading pellitory ) ᛫	N
hamstring	᛫ a thigh muscle between the hip and knee ᛭ to disable by cutting the hamstrings ᛫	N᛭V
handbag	᛫ a purse ᛫	N
handbone	᛫ a metacarpal ᛫	N
handbook	᛫ a manual ᛫	N
handcloth	᛫ a handkerchief ᛫ a towel ᛫	N
handedness	᛫ hand dominance ᛫ chirality ᛫	N
handfast	᛫ a marriage contract ᛭ to become engaged ( as in marriage ) ᛫	N᛭V
handglass	᛫ a magnifying glass ᛫ a hand mirror ᛫	N
handgun	᛫ a pistol ᛫	N
handicap	᛫ a disability ᛫ a restraint ᛭ to disable ᛫	N᛭V
handicapped	᛫ disabled ᛫	ADJ
handicraft	᛫ manual skill ᛫ an occupation requiring skill with the hands ᛫ the articles fashioned by handicraft ᛫	N
handiness	᛫ dexterity ᛫ managableness ᛫ manoeuvrability ᛫ convenience ᛫	N
handiswink	᛫ manual labour ᛫	N
handle	᛫ a pseudonym ᛫ a username ᛫	N
handler	᛫ a manager of animals or a kind of object ᛫ a processor [ᚹ] ᛫	N
handlings	᛫ by hand ᛫ manually ᛫	AV
handly	᛫ manual ᛫	AJ
handmaid	᛫ a personal maid or female servant ᛫	N
handman	᛫ a manservant ᛫	N
handpriest	᛫ a chaplain ᛫	N
handsax	᛫ a dagger ᛫	N
handsel	᛫ a gift given for good luck at the beginning of the year or to mark an acquisition or the start of an enterprise ᛫	N
handset	᛫ a mobile phone ᛫ a cell phone ᛫	N
handwhile	᛫ a short period of time ᛫ a moment ᛫ an instance ᛫	N
handwrit	᛫ a manuscript ᛫ a writ written by hand ᛫	N
handy	᛫ useful ᛫	AJ
hane	᛫ a rooster ᛫	N
hangby	᛫ a dependent ( used in contempt ) ᛫	N
hanger	᛫ a wood on a steep hillside ᛫	N
hangeron	᛫ a sycophant ᛫	N
hanging	᛫ a tapestry ᛫ a drapery ᛫	N
hangman	᛫ an executioner who hangs the condemned ᛫	N
hangmat	᛫ a hammock ᛫	N
hangup	᛫ a delay ᛭ to suspend ᛫ to delay ᛫	N᛭V
hansel	᛫ a token of fortune ( good or bad ) ᛫ a gift given at the beginning of a new year or a new venture meant to bring luck ᛫	N
hap	᛫ luck ᛫ fortune ᛫ a chance occurrence ᛫	N
hapful	᛫ lucky ᛫ fortunate ᛫	AJ
hapless	᛫ unfortunate ᛫	AJ
haply	᛫ by accident ᛫	AV
happening	᛫ an occurrence ᛫ an event ᛫	N
hapsome	᛫ random ᛫	AJ
har	᛫ the hinge of a door or lock ᛫ one of the four cardinal points of the heavens or the earth ᛫	N
harbour	᛫ a haven ᛫ a barracks ᛫ military quarters ᛫ a sanctuary ᛫ an anchorage ( in some senses ) ᛫	N
hard	᛫ alcoholic ( of drinks ) ᛫	AJ
hardbound	᛫ constipated ᛫ costive ᛫	AJ
harddrive	᛫ a hard disk ᛫ a hard disk drive ᛫	N
hardhearted	᛫ unfeeling ᛫ callous ᛫ obdurate ᛫ cruel ᛫	AJ
hardhew	᛫ a Cichorium intybus plant ( chicory ) ᛫	N
hardness	᛫ inflexibility ᛫ rigidity ᛫ stiffness ᛫ harshness ᛫ rigour ᛫ severity ᛫ cruelty ᛫ obduracy ᛫ obstinacy ᛫ hardiness ᛫	N
hardship	᛫ a difficulty ( esp an unpleasant one ) ᛫	N
hardtin	᛫ pewter ᛫	N
hardware	᛫ equipment ᛫ the physical components of an electronic system ᛫	N
hare	᛫ a Lepus timidus animal ᛫ a timid person ᛫ the constellation Lepus ᛫	N
harebell	᛫ a Hyacinthus plant ( a hyacinth ) ᛫	N
harebrained	᛫ foolish ᛫ mad ᛫ insane ᛫ idiotic ᛫ reckless ᛫ rash ᛫ irresponsible ᛫	AJ
hareeyed	᛫ lagophthalmic ᛫ wide-eyed ᛫	AJ
harehearted	᛫ timorous ᛫ timid ᛫ easily frightened ᛫	AJ
haresbeard	᛫ a Verbascum thapsus plant ( great mullein ) ᛫	N
hareseye	᛫ a Silene dioica plant ( red campion ) ᛫	N
hareseye	᛫ lagophthalmus ᛫ lagophthalmia ᛫	N
haresleep	᛫ a very light sleep ᛫	N
harfee	᛫ booty ᛫ war spoils ᛫	N
harfolk	᛫ army men ᛫ army folk ᛫	N
hargang	᛫ a military expedition ᛫	N
harhithe	᛫ spoil ᛫ booty ᛫ plunder ᛫	N
hark	᛫ ( commands or requests others to pay attention ) ᛫	I
hark back	᛫ to evoke something from the past ᛫	V
harken	᛫ to listen ᛫ to pay attention to ᛫	V
harkworthy	᛫ noteworthy ᛫ worthy of being paid attention to ᛫	AJ
harm	᛫ a field-mouse ᛫ a dormouse ᛫	N
harman	᛫ a soldier ᛫ a warrior ᛫ a militant ᛫	N
harmqueath	᛫ to revile to speak ill of ᛫	V
harmquid	᛫ blasphemy ᛫ harmful speech ᛫	N
harpath	᛫ a military road ᛫	N
harreaf	᛫ spoil ᛫ booty ᛫ plunder ᛫ that which is reaved by an army ᛫	N
harrier	᛫ one who engages in persistent attacks on others or their lands ᛫	N
harrow	᛫ a rake which is heavy and for cultivation ᛭ to use a harrow ᛫ to disturb ᛫ to distress ᛫ to traumatize ᛫ to pillage ᛫ to plunder ᛫ to ravage ᛫	V
harrow	᛫ a temple ᛫ a shrine ᛫ an idol ᛫	N
harry	᛫ to harass ᛫ to irritate ᛫ to annoy ᛫ to irk ᛫ to pillage ᛫ to plunder ᛫ to ravage ᛫	V
harsithe	᛫ a military expedition ᛫	N
harspeed	᛫ military success ᛫	N
hart	᛫ a deer ᛫	N
hartclover	᛫ a Melilotus plant ( melilot ) ᛫	N
harteamer	᛫ a general ᛫	N
harthreat	᛫ a troop ᛫ a band of soldiers ᛫	N
hartmeat	᛫ venison ᛫	N
hartow	᛫ a general ᛫ a marshal ᛫ a duke ᛫	N
hartowdom	᛫ a duchy ᛫ a dukedom ᛫	N
hartowen	᛫ a duchess ᛫	N
hartshorn	᛫ sal volatile ( spirits of ammonia ) ᛫	N
harvest	᛫ the fall or autumn season ᛫	N
harvest moon	᛫ a full moon at or about the time of the autumnal equinox ᛫	N
harvestfly	᛫ a cicada ᛫	N
Harvestmonth	᛫ September ᛫	N(P)
harweed	᛫ armour ᛫	N
harwoop	᛫ a war cry ᛫	N
hase	᛫ grey ᛫ gray ᛫ ashen ᛫	AJ
hasp	᛫ a fastening device ᛫	N
hassock	᛫ a tussock ᛫ a cushion ᛫	N
hatch	᛫ a crosier ᛫	N
hateful	᛫ full of hate ᛫ heinous ᛫	AJ
hatel	᛫ detestable ᛫	AJ
hather	᛫ a restraint ᛫ a confinement ᛭ to restrain ᛫ to confine ᛫	V
hatshop	᛫ a hat store ᛫ a haberdashery ᛫ a millinery ᛫	N
hatter	᛫ clothing ᛫ garments ᛫ clothes ᛫	N
hatter	᛫ a hat maker ᛫ a hat seller ᛫ a haberdasher ᛫ a milliner ᛫	N
Hatwere	᛫ one of the Chattuarii ( a sub-group of the Franks ? ) ᛫	N(P)
haugh	᛫ a low-lying meadow by the side of a river ᛫	N
haulm	᛫ the stems or tops of crop plants ( esp after the crop has been gathered ) ᛫	N
haveless	᛫ poor ᛫ destitute ᛫	AJ
haven	᛫ property ᛫ possessions ᛫	N
haven	᛫ a harbour ᛫ a sanctuary ᛫ a port ᛫	N
haver	᛫ a male goat ᛫	N
haverbleat	᛫ a bittern ᛫ a snipe ᛫	N
haw	᛫ an enclosure ᛫ a hedge ᛫	N
Hawaii	᛫ Hawaii ᛫	N(P)
hawksbeard	᛫ a Crepis plant ᛫	N
hawkshaw	᛫ a detective ᛫	N
hawspind	᛫ the cheek ᛫	N
hawthorn	᛫ a Crataegus plant ᛫	N
hay	᛫ an enclosed plot of land ᛫ a deer park ( an enclosed hunting park in a forest ) ᛫	N
hay moon	᛫ a full moon in July ᛫	N
hayriff	᛫ a Galium aparine plant ( cleavers ) ᛫	N
haystold	᛫ a bachelor ( an unmarried male ) ᛫ a virgin ( male ) ᛫	N
hayward	᛫ an agricultural overseer ( one who maintains hedges and the common protects grain and oversees the harvest ) ᛫	N
hazel	᛫ a Corylus plant ᛫ a light golden brown hue ᛭ of hazel hue ᛫	N᛭AJ
hazelwort	᛫ an Asarum europaeum plant ( asarabacca ) ᛫	N
he	᛫ a male ᛫	N
head	᛫ a person ᛫ an individual ᛫ a character ᛫	N
headbone	᛫ a skull ᛫ a cranium ᛫	N
headborough	᛫ a capital city ᛫	N
headedder	᛫ a cephalic vein ᛫	N
headland	᛫ a promontory ᛫ coastal land that juts into the sea ᛫	N
headleighter	᛫ a chief error ᛫ one of the seven deadly sins ᛫	N
headless	᛫ acephalous ᛫	AJ
headlong	᛫ hasty ᛫ precipitate ᛫ impetuous ᛫ rash ᛫ reckless ᛭ hastily ᛫ precipitately ᛫ impetuously ᛫ rashly ᛫ recklessly ᛫	AJ᛭AV
headly	᛫ chief ᛫ capital ᛫	AJ
headman	᛫ a chief man ᛫	N
headpan	᛫ a skull ᛫	N
headset	᛫ a pair of headphones ᛫	N
headship	᛫ the position of a leader or head ᛫	N
headshop	᛫ a shop which sells cannabis paraphernalia ᛫	N
headspring	᛫ a source ᛫ a fountainhead ᛫	N
headstool	᛫ a chief seat ᛫ a chief position [ᚹ] ᛫	N
headstrong	᛫ self-willed and obstinate ᛫	AJ
head-to-head	᛫ a contest or a competition in which two people or groups compete directly against each other ᛭ in direct confrontation , opposition , or competition ᛫	N᛭AJ&AV
headward	᛫ a chief guardian or officer ᛫	N
headwater	᛫ the source and initial part of a stream ᛫	N
headway	᛫ advance ᛫ progress ᛫	N
headwright	᛫ a chief workman ᛫	N
heady	᛫ intoxicating ᛫ stupefying ᛫ upsetting to the mind or senses ᛫ intellectual and technical ᛫	AJ
healall	᛫ a panacea ᛫ a universal remedy ᛫	N
healstone	᛫ some kind of flat cake ᛫	N
healthful	᛫ salubrious ᛫ conducive to good health ᛫	AJ
heam	᛫ to shack up with ᛫ to have sex with ᛫ to have intercourse with ᛫ to marry ᛫	V
heamed	᛫ sexual intercourse ᛫	N
heamedchurl	᛫ a married man of the churl class ᛫	N
heamedwife	᛫ a married woman of the churl class ᛫	N
heamedy	᛫ sexy ᛫ sexual ᛫	AJ
hean	᛫ to insult ᛫ to humiliate ᛫ to debase ᛫	V
heap	᛫ a crowd ᛫ a pile ᛫ a mass ᛫ much or many of something ᛫	N
heapmeal	᛫ in large quantities ᛫ in heaps ᛫ heap by heap ᛫	AV
hearsay	᛫ a rumour ᛫ gossip ᛫	N
hearsome	᛫ obedient ᛫ compliant ᛫	AJ
hearsomeness	᛫ obedience ᛫	N
heart	᛫ a conscience ᛫ the seat of one's emotions ᛫ a core ᛫	N
heartache	᛫ sorrow ᛫ anguish of the mind ᛫	N
hearteat	᛫ to covet ᛫ to envy ᛫	V
hearten	᛫ to comfort ᛫ to give courage ᛫ to encourage ᛫ to console ᛫ to reassure ᛫ to exhort ᛫	V
heartening	᛫ inspiring ᛫ encouraging ᛫	AJ
heartfelt	᛫ sincerely felt or believed ᛫	AJ
hearth	᛫ a fireplace floor ᛫ a brick stone or concrete area in front of a fireplace ᛫	N
heartleech	᛫ a cardiologist ᛫	N
heartless	᛫ unfeeling ᛫ callous ᛫ obdurate ᛫ cruel ᛫	AJ
heartlike	᛫ like a heart ᛫ central ᛫ core ᛫	AJ
heartquake	᛫ a heart palpitation ᛫ a feeling of strong or sudden emotion ᛫	N
heartseath	᛫ a Viola sect. Melanium plant ( a pansy ) ᛫	N
heartsick	᛫ depressed ᛫ despondent ᛫ grieving ᛫ suffering emotional pain or anguish ᛫	AJ
heartsickness	᛫ depression ᛫ despondency ᛫ grief ᛫ emotional pain or anguish ᛫	N
heartsome	᛫ uplifting ᛫ comforting ᛫ lively ᛫ joyful ᛫ pleasant ᛫	AJ
heartwrenching	᛫ painfully upsetting or distressing ᛫	AJ
hearty	᛫ cordial ᛫	AJ
heast	᛫ violence ᛭ violent ᛫	N᛭AJ
heath	᛫ a tract of wasteland ᛫ an area of open land covered with rough grass or heather and with very few trees or bushes ᛫	N᛭AJ
heath	᛫ war- ᛫ battle- ᛫	PREFIX
heathen	᛫ a pagan ᛭ pagan ᛫	N᛭AJ
heathendom	᛫ paganism ᛫ heathenism ᛫ the state of being heathen ᛫	N
heather	᛫ an Ericaceae plant ᛫	N
heathglemb	᛫ a war injury ᛫ a war wound ᛫	N
heathweed	᛫ armour ᛫ military clothing ᛫	N
heatmeter	᛫ a thermometer ᛫	N
heave	᛫ to lift ᛫ to raise ᛫	V
heavenly	᛫ divine ᛫ celestial ᛫ wonderful ᛫	AJ
heavenrich	᛫ the Kingdom of Heaven ᛫	N
heavensent	᛫ fortunate appropriate or providential as if ordained by heaven ᛫	AJ
heaver	᛫ a lever ᛫	N
heaviness	᛫ gravity ᛫	N
heavyhanded	᛫ oppressive and clumsy ᛫	AJ
heavyhandedly	᛫ in a heavyhanded manner ᛫	AV
heavywater	᛫ deuterium oxide ᛫	N
hedden	᛫ a hood ᛫ chasuble ᛫ an overcoat ᛫ a mantle ᛫ cloak ᛫	N
hedge	᛫ a fence made of bushes ᛫ a contract reducing exposure to risk ᛭ to enclose or obstruct with hedges ᛫	N᛭V
hedge	᛫ ( denotes itinerancy ) ᛫	PREFIX
heed	᛫ attention ᛫ notice ᛭ to pay attention ᛫ to pay attention to [ᛏ] ᛫ to act as instructed ᛫ to act as instructed by [ᛏ] ᛫	N᛭V
heedern	᛫ a storehouse ᛫	N
heedful	᛫ attentive ᛫	AJ
heedless	᛫ inattentive ᛫ oblivious ᛫ inobservant ᛫ regardless ᛫ respectless ᛫	AJ
heedlessness	᛫ inattention ᛫ inattentiveness ᛫ oblivousness ᛫ inobservance ᛫ disregard ᛫ disrespect ᛫	N
heedsome	᛫ attentive ᛫	AJ
heef	᛫ grief ᛫	N
heel	᛫ to keep secret ᛫ to conceal ᛫ to cover ᛫	V
heel	᛫ to conceal ᛫ to cover ᛫ to blot out ᛫ to clothe ᛫ to protect with secrecy ᛫	V
heelbone	᛫ a calcaneus ᛫	N
heem	᛫ an inhabitant ᛫	N
heen	᛫ to scoff at ᛫ to humiliate ᛫ to debase ᛭ low ᛫ humbled ᛫ humiliated ᛫ abject ᛫ poor ᛫ wretched ᛫	V᛭AJ
heer	᛫ an army ᛫	N
heer	᛫ hair ᛫	N
heerbane	᛫ depilatory ᛫	N
heerclip	᛫ a barrette ᛫	N
heerly	᛫ military ᛫	AJ
heerwash	᛫ shampoo ᛫	N
heerwax	᛫ pomade ᛫	N
heeve	᛫ to grieve ᛫	V
heft	᛫ something's weight ᛫ the ability or influence to get something done ᛭ to hoist ᛫	N᛭V
heigfer	᛫ a young cow that has not borne a calf ᛫	N
height	᛫ one of the three dimensions of a solid object , top to bottom ᛫	N
heighten	᛫ to make higher ᛫ to intensify ᛫	V
heightfear	᛫ acrophobia ᛫	N
heightwise	᛫ in terms of height ᛫ vertical ᛭ in a vertical manner ᛫	AJ᛭AV
held	᛫ a Tanacetum plant ( a tansy ) ᛫	N
heleth	᛫ a hero ᛫	N
helethen	᛫ a heroine ᛫	N
helethish	᛫ heroic ᛫	AJ
helfry	᛫ gory ᛫ bloody ᛫	AJ
hellbent	᛫ determined to achieve something at all costs ᛫	AJ
heller	᛫ the scale of a balance ᛫ a balance [ᚹ] ᛫ balance [ᚹ] ᛭ to balance on a scale ᛫ to balance [ᚹ] ᛫	N᛭V
hellghost	᛫ an infernal spirit ᛫	N
hellish	᛫ infernal ᛫	AJ
Hellmere	᛫ the river Styx ᛫	N
hellraiser	᛫ a person who causes trouble through wild behavior ᛫	N
hellrown	᛫ a necromancer woman ᛫ a witch ᛫ a pythonissa ᛫	N
hellwight	᛫ a creature of hell ᛫	N
hellwite	᛫ hellish punishment ᛫ gehenna ᛫ hades ᛫ hell ᛫	N
helm	᛫ a helmet ᛫	N
helm	᛫ to steer a boat or ship ᛫ to manage the running of ᛫ to direct a film ᛫	V
helmer	᛫ a director ᛫	N
helper	᛫ an assistant ᛫ an aide ᛫	N
helping	᛫ a portion or serving of food ᛫ an amount or quantity of something ᛫	N
helve	᛫ the handle of a tool or weapon ᛭ to furnish with a helve ᛫	N᛭V
helver	᛫ blood from a wound ᛫ gore ᛫ cruor ᛫	N
hem	᛫ them ᛫	N(PRO)
hem	᛫ a rim ( esp of stitched cloth ) ᛭ to surround in a restricting way ᛫	N᛭V
hemp	᛫ a Cannabis plant ᛫ cannabis ᛫ marijuana ᛫	N
hemp bush	᛫ a Gynatrix pulchella plant ᛫	N
hemp tree	᛫ a Vitex plant ( a chaste tree ) ᛫	N
hempen	᛫ made of hemp ᛫	ADJ
hemptree	᛫ a Vitex agnus-castus plant ( chaste tree ) ᛫	N
hemth	᛫ an undergarment with short sleeves ᛫ a shirt ᛫	N
hen	᛫ from this place ᛫ away ᛫ hence ᛫	AJ
henbell	᛫ henbane ᛫ a Hyoscyamus plant ᛫	N
hence	᛫ from this place ᛫	AV
henchman	᛫ a subordinate ( usually with negative connotations ) ᛫	N
hend	᛫ courteous ᛫ courtly ᛫ polite ᛫ chivalrous ᛫ beautiful ᛫ pleasant ᛫ gracious ᛫ decorous ᛫	AJ
hendly	᛫ courteously ᛫ politely ᛫ chivalrously ᛫	AV
hendness	᛫ courtesy ᛫ politeness ᛫ chivalry ᛫	N
hent	᛫ until ᛫	P&C
hent	᛫ to grasp ᛫ to seize ᛫ to capture ᛫ to arrest ᛫ to encounter ᛫ to experience ᛫	V
henth	᛫ humiliation ᛫ abasement ᛫ disgrace ᛫	N
henward	᛫ passing away in time ᛫ fleeting ᛫ brief ᛫ transitory ᛫ transient ᛫	AJ
her	᛫ a lord ᛫ a nobleman ᛫ a superior ᛫ sir [ᚹ] ᛫ mister [ᚹ] ᛫	N
her	᛫ their ᛫	N(PRO)
herd	᛫ a herdsman ᛫ shepherd ᛫ a guardian ᛫ a pastor ᛫	N
Herdsman	᛫ the constellation Boötes ᛫	N
hereat	᛫ as a result ᛫	AV
herethrough	᛫ because of this ᛫ by this means ᛫	AV
hereto	᛫ to this point matter or topic ᛫ regarding this point matter or topic ᛫	AV
heriot	᛫ military equipment ᛫ a return of military equipment ᛫	N
herringbone	᛫ a patch of cirrocumulus clouds ᛫	N
herry	᛫ to honour ᛫ to praise ᛫ to extol ᛫ to celebrate ᛫	V
herryenly	᛫ laudable ᛫	AJ
hers	᛫ theirs ᛫	N(PRO)
herstpan	᛫ a frying pan ᛫	N
herthbelly	᛫ a scrotum ᛫	N
herthen	᛫ testicles ᛫	N
hest	᛫ behest ᛫ a command ᛫ an injunction ᛫ an order ᛫ a precept ᛫	N
hew	᛫ a family or household member ᛫ a relative ᛫ a domestic ᛫ a servant ᛫ a retainer ᛫	N
hew	᛫ to chop at ᛫ to chop down ᛫ to shape ᛫ to form ᛫ to conform ᛫ to forge ᛫	V
hewcouth	᛫ familiar ᛫	AJ
hewish	᛫ a family ᛫ a household ᛫	N
hewn	᛫ blue ᛫ azure ᛭ of blue hue ᛫ of azure hue ᛫	N᛭AJ
hewnbill	᛫ an Aythya marila or Aythya affinis bird ( a scaup ) ᛫	N
hewngreen	᛫ blue-green ᛫ cyan ᛫	AJ
hewster	᛫ a dyer ᛫	N
hex	᛫ a curse ᛭ to curse ᛫	N᛭V
hext	᛫ highest ᛫	AJ
hide	᛫ skin ᛫	N
hidel	᛫ a secret place ᛫ a hiding place ᛫ a refuge ᛫	N
hideleech	᛫ a dermatologist ᛫	N
hideyield	᛫ property tax ( tax paid on every hide ) ᛫	N
hidlings	᛫ secret ᛫ clandestine ᛭ in secret ᛫ secretly ᛫	AJ᛭AV
hie	᛫ to hasten ᛫ to go quickly ᛫	V
hield	᛫ grace ᛫ favour / favor ᛫ allegiance ᛫ fealty ᛫	N
hield	᛫ a slope ᛫ an incline ᛫ a declivity ᛫ an inclination ᛭ to slope ᛫ to incline ᛫	N᛭V
high	᛫ to esteem ᛫ to honour ᛫ to exalt ᛫	V
high end	᛫ of the highest quality ᛫	AJ
highblown	᛫ pretentious ᛫ grandiloquent ᛫ exaggerated ᛫	AJ
highborn	᛫ of noble birth ᛫ of royal birth ᛫ of rich birth ᛫ patrician ᛫	AJ
highfather	᛫ a patriarch ᛫	N
highhall	᛫ a palace ᛫	N
highhearted	᛫ insouciant ᛫ full of gaiety ᛫ full of courage or nobility ᛫	AJ
highherd	᛫ a chief pastor ᛫ an archimandrite ᛫	N
highking	᛫ a chief king or ruler ᛫ a king of kings ᛫	N
highland	᛫ a stretch of high or mountainous land ᛫	N
highlight	᛫ to emphasize ᛫ to mark out ᛫	V
highminded	᛫ proud ᛫ arrogant ᛫ haughty ᛫ imperious ᛫ sophisticated ᛫ cultured ᛫ noble ᛫ honourable ᛫ magnanimous ᛫	AJ
highmindedness	᛫ pride ᛫ arrogance ᛫ haughtiness ᛫ imperiousness ᛫ sophistication ᛫ nobility ᛫ honourableness ᛫ magnamity ᛫	N
highmoody	᛫ proud ᛫ lofty ᛫ haughty ᛫	AJ
highmother	᛫ a matriarch ᛫	N
highseld	᛫ a throne ᛫ a position of high rank ᛫	N
highshoe	᛫ a boot ᛫	N
highstrung	᛫ tense ᛫ stressed ᛫ nervous ᛫ intense ᛫ type A ᛫	AJ
hight	᛫ haste ᛫ hurry ᛫	N
hight	᛫ expectation ᛫ hope ᛭ to expect ᛫ to hope ᛫	N᛭V
hightide	᛫ a culminating point ᛫ a climax ᛫	N
hightle	᛫ to adorn ᛫ to embellish ᛫ to ornament ᛫ to illuminate a book ᛫	V
highwayman	᛫ a bandit ᛫ a brigand ᛫	N
hild	᛫ to skin ᛫ to flay ᛫ to peel ᛫	V
hild	᛫ battle ( poetic) ᛫ war ( poetic) ᛫	N
hildlate	᛫ one sluggish in war ᛫ one slow to fight ᛫ a coward ᛫	N
hildspel	᛫ a speech given before battle ? ᛫ a story about battle ? ᛫	N
hilk	᛫ a bend ᛫ a turn ᛫ a winding ᛫ curvature ᛫ anfractus ᛫	N
hill	᛫ to cover ᛫ to put a roof on ᛫ to clothe ᛫ to deck out ᛫	V
hilling	᛫ cover ᛫ a cover ᛫ covering ᛫	N
hillock	᛫ a small hill ᛫	N
hillwort	᛫ a Mentha pulegium plant ( pennyroyal ) ᛫	N
hilt	᛫ the handle of a sword ᛭ to provide with a hilt ᛫	N᛭V
himmel	᛫ a Humulus lupulus plant ( hummel ) ᛫	N
hin	᛫ him ( accusative ) ᛫	N(PRO)
hind	᛫ rear ᛫ posterior ᛫	AJ
hind	᛫ a female deer ᛫	N
hind	᛫ a rustic ᛫ a farm worker ᛫ a peasant ᛫	N
hindberry	᛫ a raspberry ᛫	N
hindbrain	᛫ the rhombencephalon ᛫	N
hinder	᛫ to obstruct ᛫ to impede ᛫	V
hindering	᛫ a hinderance ᛫	N
hinderland	᛫ a hinterland ᛫ an uncharted land ᛫ a land surrounding a town or port ᛫	N
hinderling	᛫ a wretch ᛫ a lowly person or beast ᛫	N
hindersome	᛫ obstructive ᛫	AJ
hindgut	᛫ the caudal part of the alimentary canal of an embryo including the colon and the rectum ᛫	N
hindlook	᛫ an afterlook ᛫ a look in review ᛫	N
hindneck	᛫ the nape ( esp of birds ) ᛫	N
hindsight	᛫ retrospect ᛫	N
hinge	᛫ a central or pivotal point or principle on which things depend ᛭ to depend on ᛫	N᛭V
hinx	᛫ a horse ᛫	N
hipping	᛫ a diaper ᛫ a nappy ᛫	N
hipple	᛫ a small heap ᛫	N
hipwark	᛫ sciatica ᛫	N
hird	᛫ a family ᛫ a household ᛫ a retinue ᛫ a court ( those in the court not the physical court ) ᛫	N
hirdman	᛫ a member of a king's household or court ᛫ a retainer ᛫ a courtier ᛫	N
hire	᛫ wages ᛫ payment ᛭ to employ ᛫ to engage the service of ᛫	N᛭V
hireling	᛫ employee ᛫	N
hirer	᛫ an employer ᛫	N
hirn	᛫ a corner ᛫ a niche ᛫ a remote place ᛫ a cranny ᛫ a recess ᛫ an intricacy ᛫	N
hirnstone	᛫ a cornerstone ᛫	N
hirst	᛫ to fry ᛫	V
hirst	᛫ equipment ( esp things like armour and weapons but also ornaments ) ᛭ to equip ᛫ to ornament ᛫	N᛭V
hiss	᛫ a young man ᛫	N
hit up	᛫ to contact ( usually for a service or for socializing ) ᛫	V
hitch	᛫ a problem ᛫ a snag ᛫	N
hithe	᛫ a port or a harbour that is small ( esp one on a river ) ᛫	N
hithe	᛫ to plunder ᛫ to ravage ᛫ to pillage ᛫ to lay waste to ᛫	V
hither	᛫ to this place ᛫	AV
hithercoming	᛫ arrival to this place ᛫	N
hitherto	᛫ up to this time ᛫	AV
hitman	᛫ a hired killer ᛫ an assassin ᛫	N
hoad	᛫ a person ᛫ a character in a story ᛫ a sex ᛫ a state ᛫ a condition ᛫ a rank ᛫ a degree ᛫	N
hoam	᛫ a cricket ᛫	N
hoar	᛫ light grey ᛭ of light grey hue ᛫	N᛭AJ
hoard	᛫ a collection of valuable things ᛫ treasure ᛭ to accumulate ᛫ to amass ᛫	N᛭V
hoardcleeve	᛫ a treasure room or chamber ᛫ a treasury ᛫	N
hoardcove	᛫ a place for treasure ᛫ a place where thoughts are stored ᛫	N
hoarder	᛫ one who hoards ᛫ a treasurer ᛫	N
hoardern	᛫ a storage place ᛫ a storeroom ᛫ a storehouse ᛫	N
hoardlock	᛫ a treasure chest ᛫ a coffer ᛫	N
hoardvat	᛫ a vessel for holding treasure ᛫	N
hoarfrost	᛫ frozen dew ᛫	N
hoarstone	᛫ a stone designating the bounds of an estate ᛫	N
hoary	᛫ old fashioned ᛫ musty ᛫ moldy ᛫ grey with age ᛫ outdated [ᚹ] ᛫ obsolete [ᚹ] ᛫	AJ
hobnob	᛫ to mix socially ( esp with those of higher status ) ᛫	V
hock	᛫ the hollow behind the knee ᛫ the popliteal region ᛭ to hamstring ᛫	N᛭V
hode	᛫ to ordain ᛫ to consecrate ᛫	V
hoder	᛫ clear ᛫ serene ᛫	AJ
hoff	᛫ a house ᛫ a palace ᛫ a court ᛫	N
hogger	᛫ a swineherd ᛫	N
hogreeve	᛫ an official charged with preventing or appraising damage done by stray swine ᛫	N
hogsfennel	᛫ a Peucedanum officinale plant ᛫	N
hogshead	᛫ a large barrel ᛫ a large cask ᛫ a unit of volume ( 52.5 imperial gallons for wine , 54 imperial gallons for beer ) ᛫	N
hogwash	᛫ nonsense ᛫	N
hold	᛫ graciously ᛫ kindly ᛫ faithfully ᛫	AJ
hold	᛫ inclined ( literal and figurative ) ᛫	AJ
holdall	᛫ a carryall ᛫ an encyclopaedia ᛫	N
holdend	᛫ a keeper ( as in a guardian ) ᛫	N
holder	᛫ a container ᛫ a possessor ᛫	N
holding	᛫ asset ᛫	N
holdship	᛫ loyalty ᛫ fealty ᛫ allegiance ᛫	N
hole	᛫ to obtain ᛫	V
holet	᛫ to greet ᛫ to salute ᛫	V
holey	᛫ porous ᛫ spongy ᛫ spongiform ᛫	AJ
holibone	᛫ a sacrum ᛫	N
holiday	᛫ vacation ᛫	N
Holimonth	᛫ September ᛫	N(P)
holiness	᛫ sanctity ᛫	N
holirope	᛫ Eupatorium cannabinum ( hemp-agrimony ) ᛫	N
Holiwere	᛫ Saint Cuthbert of Lindisfarne ᛫	N(P)
holk	᛫ a hollow ᛫ a cavity ᛭ to dig up ᛫ to excavate ᛫ to hollow out ᛫	N᛭V
hollow	᛫ a cavity ᛫ a hole ᛫ a small valley ᛭ to make or become hollow ᛭ concave ᛫ sunken ᛫ insincere ᛫	N᛭V᛭AJ
holm	᛫ an islet ( esp one in a river ) ᛫	N
holm	᛫ a sea ᛫ an ocean ᛫ a lake ᛫	N
holt	᛫ a copse ( a small forest ) ᛫ a forested hill ᛫	N
holy	᛫ sacred ᛫	AJ
Holy Father	᛫ the Pope ᛫	N
holy fire	᛫ erisypelas ᛫ St. Anthony's fire ᛫	N
home in	᛫ to focus on ᛫ to track ᛫ to get closer to that which is being chased ᛫	V
homebreadth	᛫ a home-range ( the area in which an animal normally ranges ) ᛫	N
homefear	᛫ oikophobia ᛫ ecophobia ᛫	N
homeheast	᛫ domestic violence ᛫	N
homely	᛫ domestic ᛫ not elaborate or complex ᛫ plain or unattractive in appearance ᛫	AJ
homespun	᛫ homely ᛫ unsophisticated ᛫	AJ
homeware	᛫ furniture utensils and decorative objects for domestic use ᛫	N
homewares	᛫ furnishings for the home such as furniture ᛫	N
hone	᛫ delay ᛫ hesitation ᛫	N
hone	᛫ a sharpening stone ᛭ to sharpen ᛫ to refine or to master a skill ᛫ to make more effective ᛫	N᛭V
honeybear	᛫ a kinkajou ᛫	N
honeywort	᛫ a Galium cruciatum plant ᛫	N
hoo	᛫ she ᛫	N(PRO)
hood	᛫ a bonnet of a car ᛫	N
hoodwink	᛫ to trick ᛫ to deceive ᛫	V
hoof	᛫ the covering that encloses the feet of ungulate mammals ᛭ to dance ᛫	N᛭V
hoofdeer	᛫ an ungulate ᛫ an animal of the clade Ungulata ᛫	N
hookbone	᛫ a hamate bone ᛫	N
hooker	᛫ a feeling of offence ᛫ mockery ᛫ scorn ᛫ derision ᛫ abusive talk ᛫	N
hooks	᛫ parentheses ( ( ) ) ᛫ brackets ( [ ] ) ᛫ braces ( { } ) ᛫ chevrons ( ⟨ ⟩ ) ᛫	N
hooky	᛫ catchy ᛫ easily recalled ᛫	AJ
hool	᛫ vain speech ᛫ slander ᛫ calumny ᛭ to speak evil of ᛫ to slander ᛫ to calumniate ᛫	N᛭V
hoose	᛫ an escort ᛫ a company ᛫ a troop ᛫ a band ᛫ a party ᛫	N
hopelessness	᛫ despair ᛫	N
hophead	᛫ a drug addict ᛫	N
hopper	᛫ a seed basket used by a sower ᛫	N
hore	᛫ filth ᛫ dirt ᛫ mud ᛫ slime ᛫ muck ᛫ crud ᛫	N
hore	᛫ to defile ᛫ to defoul ᛫ to pollute ᛫ to corrupt ᛫ to become corrupt ᛫	V
horehound	᛫ a Marrubium vulgare plant ᛫	N
horewort	᛫ a Filago germanica plant ? ᛫	N
horn	᛫ a telephone (slang) ᛫	N
hornen	᛫ made of horn ᛫	AJ
horning	᛫ fornication ᛫	N
horningson	᛫ a bastard son ᛫	N
hornkin	᛫ a Hörnchen ᛫ a croissant ᛫ a kifli ᛫ a kipfel ᛫	N
hornnose	᛫ a rhinoceros ᛫	N
horny	᛫ of or made of horn ᛫ having a hard calloused surface or texture ᛫ having horns ᛫ desiring sexual gratification ᛫ excited sexually ᛫	AJ
horrow	᛫ foul ᛫ dirty ᛫ filthy ᛫ slanderous ᛫	AJ
horse	᛫ a horse ( esp a male horse ) ᛫ a stallion ᛫	N
horsed	᛫ mounted ( on horseback ) ᛫	N
horsefeathers	᛫ nonsense ᛫ balderdash ᛫	N
horseflesh	᛫ chevaline ᛫	N
horseheal	᛫ an Inula helenium plant ( elecampane ) ᛫	N
horsehouse	᛫ a hippodrome ᛫	N
horseleech	᛫ a horse doctor ᛫ a farrier ᛫	N
horsely	᛫ equine ᛫ caballine ᛫ chevaline ᛫	AJ
horseman	᛫ an equestrian ᛫	N
horsemanship	᛫ equestrianism ᛫ equitation ᛫	N
horsemen	᛫ cavalry ᛫	N
horseracer	᛫ a jockey ᛫	N
horsern	᛫ a stable ᛫	N
horsethane	᛫ an officer in charge of horses ᛫ a marshal ( in the old sense of a horse officer ) ᛫	N
horsewhale	᛫ walrus ᛫	N
horsh	᛫ quick-witted ᛫ mentally sharp ᛫	AJ
hose	᛫ a legging ᛫	N
hosen	᛫ pants ᛫ trousers ᛫ stockings ᛫ greaves	N
hote	᛫ to designate ᛫ to name ᛫ to be designated ᛫ to be named ᛫	V
hough	᛫ a promontory ᛫	N
hound	᛫ a canine ᛫	N
houndberry	᛫ a Solanum nigrum berry ( a European black nightshade berry ) ᛫	N
houndfear	᛫ cynophobia ᛫	N
houndfish	᛫ the Tylosurus crocodilus fish ᛫	N
hounding	᛫ a cynocephalus ( a mythological dogheaded man ) ᛫	N
Hounding	᛫ one of the Hundings ᛫	N(P)
houndly	᛫ canine ᛫	AJ
houndshead	᛫ an Antirrhinum plant ( snapdragon ) ᛫	N
houndstongue	᛫ a Cynoglossum officinale plant ᛫	N
hour	᛫ especially ᛫ particularly ᛫	AV
housebreach	᛫ burglary ᛫	N
housechurl	᛫ a housecarl ᛫ a huskarl ᛫	N
housecraft	᛫ domestic science ᛫	N
housedeer	᛫ a pet ( an animal kept for company ) ᛫	N
housefather	᛫ the male head of a household ᛫ a patriarch ᛫ a paterfamilias ᛫	N
housel	᛫ an offering to a god ᛫ Eucharist material ᛭ to offer to a god ᛫ to take or to give Eucharist material ᛫	N
houselady	᛫ the mistress of a house ᛫	N
houseldish	᛫ a paten ( a Eucharist plate ) ᛫	N
houselgang	᛫ the act of receiving the Eucharist ᛫ Communion ᛫	N
houselord	᛫ the master of a house ᛫	N
houselthane	᛫ an acolyte ᛫	N
housemonger	᛫ a real estate agent ᛫ an estate agent ᛫ a realtor ᛫	N
housemother	᛫ the female head of a household ᛫ a matriarch ᛫ a materfamilias ᛫	N
houser	᛫ a member of a household ᛫	N
housewares	᛫ domestic utensils ( esp for the kitchen ) ᛫	N
houth	᛫ prey ᛫ spoils ᛫ booty ᛫	N
hove	᛫ a headdress ᛫ a coif ᛫ a turban [ᚹ] ᛫	N
hove	᛫ to float ᛫ to hover ᛫ to flutter in the air ᛫ to lie in wait ᛫ to lurk ᛫	V
hove	᛫ moderation ᛫ discretion ᛫	N
hovel	᛫ a shed ᛫ a cottage ᛫ a small house ᛫ a low quality house ᛫	N
hover	᛫ to float ᛫ to hang above something ᛫	V
hover	᛫ a hump ᛫ a swelling ᛫ a humpback ᛭ humped ᛫ humpbacked ᛫ gibbous ᛫	N᛭AJ
how	᛫ anxiety ᛫	N
how	᛫ to intend ᛫ purpose ᛫ to long after ᛫	V
how	᛫ to survey ᛫ to inspect ᛫ to view ᛫ to observe ᛫	V
Hown	᛫ a Hun ᛫	N(P)
hub	᛫ a focal point ᛫ a center of activity ᛫ the central part of a wheel or circle ᛫	N
huckster	᛫ a peddler ᛫ a petty merchant ᛫	N
hue	᛫ (a) colour ᛫ (a) form ᛫ (a) shape ᛫ physical appearance ᛫ a facial expression ᛫ a demeanor ᛫ a guise ᛫ a type ᛫ a model ᛫ a version [ᚹ] ᛫	N
huer	᛫ toner ᛫	N
hulk	᛫ a hut ᛫ a hovel ᛫ a cabin ᛫ a trading ship ᛫ a warship ᛫ a huge and clumsy person or creature ᛫	N
hulking	᛫ bulky ᛫ unwieldy ᛫ lumbering ᛫ gigantic ᛫ huge ᛫ enormous ᛫	AJ
hull	᛫ the main body of a large airplane / aeroplane , tank or ship ᛫ a fuselage ᛫	N
hulstry	᛫ latebrosus ᛫ dark ᛫ secret ᛫	AJ
hundred	᛫ a division of a county with its own court ᛫ a territorial division containing one hundred homesteads ᛫	N
hundreds alder	᛫ a centurion ᛫	N
Hungery	᛫ Hungaria ᛫ Hungary ᛫	N(P)
hunter's moon	᛫ a full moon that follows right after the September equinox ᛫	N
hunth	᛫ catch ᛫ prey ᛫ game ᛫	N
hurdle	᛫ a lattice ᛫ a barrier frame ( often used for jumping over in sports ) ᛫	N
hurl	᛫ a downward rush ᛫ a rush of water ᛭ to rush ᛫ to throw with great force ᛫ to vomit ᛫	N᛭V
Huron Mere	᛫ Lake Huron ᛫	N(P)
hurst	᛫ a copse ᛫ a grove ᛫ a sandbank ᛫ a sandbar ᛫	N
hursting	᛫ a vessel for frying ᛫	N
hurtleberry	᛫ a berry from a Vaccinium myrtillus plant ᛫ a bilberry ᛫ a European blueberry ᛫ a blaeberry ᛫ a whimberry ᛫	N
husband	᛫ a married man ᛫ a cultivator ᛭ to manage prudently and economically ᛫ to use sparingly ᛫ to conserve ᛫	N᛭V
husbandcraft	᛫ husbandry ᛫ management and conservation of resources ᛫	N
husbanding	᛫ cultivation ᛫ tillage ᛫ farming ᛫ careful management ᛫	N
husbandman	᛫ farmer ᛫	N
hussy	᛫ an imprudent or immoral girl or woman ᛫	N
husting	᛫ a deliberative assembly or council ᛫ a platform where candidates in an election give speeches ᛫	N
hustings	᛫ a husting ᛫ an election campaign ᛫	N
hux	᛫ an insult ᛫ an insulting remark ᛫ a jeer ᛫ mockery ᛫	N
huxly	᛫ in an insulting or derisive manner ᛫ mockingly ᛫	AV
huxy	᛫ insulting ᛫	AJ
hy	᛫ they ᛫	N(PRO)
hye	᛫ thought ᛫ mind ( as in inclination or desire ) ᛫	N
hyeless	᛫ thoughtless ᛫ mindless ᛫ foolish ᛫	AJ
hyingly	᛫ immediately ᛫ quickly ᛫ soon ᛫ rapidly ᛫	AV
ice flow	᛫ a flow or stream of ice ᛫ a glacier ᛫	N
ice fox	᛫ a Vulpes lagopus mammal ( an arctic fox ) ᛫	N
ice island	᛫ an iceberg ᛫	N
ice shoal	᛫ an ice floe ᛫	N
icebarrow	᛫ an iceberg ᛫	N
icebear	᛫ a polar bear ᛫	N
icebird	᛫ an Alle alle bird ᛫ a little auk ᛫ a dovekie ᛫ a rotch ᛫ a rotche ᛫	N
icebound	᛫ frozen in ᛫	N
iceclaws	᛫ crampons ᛫	N
Iceland	᛫ Iceland ᛫	N
Icelandish	᛫ Icelandic ᛫	N
icetide	᛫ an ice age ᛫	N
iceweasten	᛫ a stretch of polar desert ᛫	N
ickle	᛫ a piece of ice ᛫	N
ides	᛫ a magical woman ? ᛫ a demi-goddess ? ᛫ a female ancestral spirit ? ᛫	N
idish	᛫ supellex ᛫ household stuff ᛫ furniture ᛫ furnishings ᛫ utensils ᛫	N
idle	᛫ inactive ᛫ ineffective ᛫ unimportant ᛫ pointless ᛫ vain ᛫	AJ
idlewolder	᛫ vainglory ᛫	N
idy	᛫ busy ᛫ active ᛫	AJ
iffy	᛫ of dubious authenticity legitimacy or reliability ᛫ dubious ᛫ chancy ᛫ dodgy ᛫	AJ
Ihood	᛫ conscious personality ᛫ the ego ᛫	N
IIMR	᛫ IIRC ( if I remember correctly )	AC
ild	᛫ mankind ᛫	N
ile	᛫ a granule ᛫	N
ile	᛫ a hedgehog ᛫	N
Iliamna Mere	᛫ Iliamna Lake ᛫	N(P)
ilk	᛫ same ᛫ identical ᛫	AJ
ilk	᛫ a race ᛫ a kind ᛫ a sort ᛫ a type ᛫	N
ilkhatred	᛫ racism ᛫	N
ill	᛫ a sole of a foot ᛫	N
illstarred	᛫ ill-fated ᛫ unfortunate ᛫ star-crossed ᛫ unlucky ᛫	AJ
illwill	᛫ spite ᛫ rancour ᛫	N
illy	᛫ poorly ᛫	AV
ilvet	᛫ a swan ᛫	N
Imber	᛫ one of the Ambrones ᛫	N(P)
imen	᛫ a hymn ᛫	N
imm	᛫ a gem ᛫ a precious stone ᛫ a gemstone ᛫ a jewel ᛫	N
immwright	᛫ a jeweller ᛫	N
imp	᛫ to graft ᛫ to engraft ᛫ to implant ᛫ to inlay ᛫ to vaccinate [ᚹ] ᛫ to inoculate [ᚹ] ᛫	V
impshaft	᛫ a vaccine ᛫ an inoculum ᛫	N
in	᛫ to include ᛫	V
in and of itself	᛫ per se ᛫ ipso facto ᛫	AV
in being	᛫ in essence ᛫ essentially ᛫ basically ᛫	AV
in keeping with	᛫ in accordance with ᛫	P
in kind	᛫ in the form of goods rather than money ᛭ in the same way ᛫	AJ᛭AV
in name	᛫ nominally ᛫	AJ᛭AV
in the end	᛫ ultimately ᛫	AV
in the flesh	᛫ in person ᛫	AV
in tow	᛫ accompanying ᛫ following behind ᛫	AV
in truth	᛫ actually ᛫	AV
inbed	᛫ to embed ᛫	V
inblow	᛫ to inflate ᛫	V
inborn	᛫ innate ᛫ native ᛫ inherited by birth ᛫ pertaining to by birth ᛫	AJ
inbosom	᛫ to enclose ᛫ to conceal ᛫ to shelter ᛫ to embrace ᛫ to envelop ᛫	V
inbow	᛫ to arch ᛫ to curve ᛫ to incline ᛫	V
inbowed	᛫ concave ᛫ bent inwards ᛫	AJ
inbowing	᛫ curvature ᛫	N
inbreak	᛫ an invasion ᛫ an incursion ᛭ to break in ᛫ to make an incursion ᛫	N᛭V
inbring	᛫ to bring in ᛫ to introduce ᛫ to confiscate legally ᛫	V
ince	᛫ an ounce ᛫	N
inchmeal	᛫ inch by inch ᛫ little by little ᛫ gradually ᛫	ADV
income	᛫ to enter ᛫	V
incomer	᛫ an immigrant ᛫	N
incund	᛫ internal ᛫	AJ
indearing	᛫ endearing ᛫ cute ᛫	AJ
Indish	᛫ Indian speech ᛭ Indian ᛫	N(P)᛭AJ(P)
Indish hemp	᛫ a Cannabis indica plant ᛫	N
Indonesia	᛫ Indonesia ᛫	N(P)
indwell	᛫ to possess ( as in spiritual possession ) ᛫ to dwell within ᛫	V
Indy	᛫ India ᛫	N(P)
ineard	᛫ to dwell ᛫ to inhabit ᛫	V
infall	᛫ an incursion ᛫	N
infare	᛫ an entrance ᛫ an invasion ᛫ an incursion ᛫ an inroad ᛫ a wedding reception ᛭ to invade ᛫ to enter ᛫	N᛭V
inflow	᛫ an influx ᛫	N
infold	᛫ to involve ᛫ to embroil ᛫	V
ing	᛫ a meadow ( esp when near a river ) ᛫	N
ing	᛫ -tion ᛫ -ation ᛫ -sion ᛫	SUFFIX
ingang	᛫ an entrance ᛫ an entryway ᛫ an admission ᛫ permission to enter ᛫ access ᛫	N
ingle	᛫ an angel ᛫	N
ingrave	᛫ to engrave ᛫ to inscribe ᛫	V
ingraving	᛫ an engraving ᛫ an inscription ᛫	N
inhide	᛫ thought ᛫ conscience ᛫ intent ᛫ intention ᛫ intentional purpose ᛫	N
inhold	᛫ to contain ᛫ to possess ᛫	V
inholding	᛫ content ᛫	N
ink	᛫ you two ( accusative ) ᛫	N(PRO)
inker	᛫ your ( dual you two's ) ᛫	N(PRO)
inkers	᛫ yours ( dual you two's ) ᛫	N(PRO)
inkhorn	᛫ a fancy word borrowed into English though it is not needed ᛫	N
inkle	᛫ to suspect ᛫	N᛭V
inkling	᛫ suspicion ᛫	N
inkselves	᛫ you two's selves ᛫	N(PRO)
inlander	᛫ a native ᛫	N
inlandish	᛫ native ᛫ indigenous ᛫	AJ
inlay	᛫ to ornament by embedding ᛫	V
inlet	᛫ a narrow strip of water which goes from a sea or lake into the land ᛫ a place or means of entry ᛫	N
inlighten	᛫ to enlighten ᛫	V
inlightening	᛫ enlightenment ᛫	N
inlying	᛫ situated within or inside ᛫ interior ᛫	AJ
inn	᛫ a hotel ᛫ a hostel ᛫	N
inname	᛫ an endonym ᛫ an autonym ᛫	N
innard	᛫ an inner working of something ( such as an organ ) ᛫	N
innards	᛫ interior parts or components of something ( esp working parts and organs ) ᛫	N
inner	᛫ internal ᛫ interior ᛫	AJ
innoth	᛫ a womb ᛫ entrails ᛫ a gall bladder ᛫ inner workings ᛫ hidden causes ᛫	N
input	᛫ an insertion ᛭ to insert ᛫	N᛭V
inroad	᛫ an incursion ᛫	N
inrown	᛫ to encrypt ᛫	V
inruning	᛫ encryption ᛫	N
insail	᛫ a seal ᛫ a signet ᛭ to seal ( to place a seal upon ) ᛫	N᛭V
inset	᛫ to implant ᛫	V
insight	᛫ a deep and accurate understanding of something ᛫	N
insooth	᛫ really ᛫ actually ᛫	AV
instep	᛫ an entrance ᛫	N
intangling	᛫ entanglement ᛫	N
inthrutch	᛫ an impression ᛫	N
inting	᛫ a cause ( a reason something happens ) ᛫	N
inward	᛫ internal ᛭ towards the inside ᛫	AJ᛭AV
inwardly	᛫ internal ᛭ internally ᛫	AJ᛭AV
inwid	᛫ fraud ᛫ guile ᛫ deceit ᛫ a malicious trick ᛫	N
inwidful	᛫ deceitful ᛫ guileful ᛫ malicious ᛫ evil ᛫	AJ
inwit	᛫ conscience ᛫	N
inwriting	᛫ an inscription ᛫	N
inwrought	᛫ established ᛫ ingrained ᛫	AJ
Iraq	᛫ Iraq ᛫	N(P)
Ires	᛫ Irishmen ᛫	N
irl	᛫ a garment ᛫ attire ᛫ apparel ᛫ garments ᛫	N
iron cloth	᛫ mail ᛫ chainmail ᛫	N
ironclad	᛫ covered or protected with iron ᛫ irrefutable ᛫ impossible to contradict ᛫	AJ
ironhorse	᛫ a train ᛫ a locomotive ( esp a steam locomotive ) ᛫	N
ironroad	᛫ a railway ᛫	N
irse	᛫ to anger ᛫ to provoke ᛫ to be angry ᛫ to rage ᛫	V
irth	᛫ ploughing ᛫ tilling ᛫ farming ᛫ produce of a farm ᛫ a crop ᛫	N
irthland	᛫ farmland ᛫ arable land ᛫	N
irthling	᛫ a plougher ᛫ a tiller ᛫ a farmer ᛫	N
isel	᛫ a spark ᛫ a cinder ᛫ an ember ᛫ ashes ᛫ ( when plural ) the ruins of a destroyed city ᛫ a cake or a pie baked under hot ashes ᛫	N
ish	᛫ -ian ᛫ -ic ᛫	SUFFIX
island	᛫ an isle ᛫	N
islandish	᛫ insular ᛫	AJ
Ismahelitish	᛫ Ishmaelite ᛫	AJ(P)
Ismahelits	᛫ Ishmaelites ᛫ Bedouins ᛫	N(P)
Israelish	᛫ Israeli ᛫ Israelite ᛫	AJ
iss	᛫ to covet ᛫	V
issing	᛫ avarice ( an intense selfish desire for wealth or possessions ) ᛫ covetousness ᛫	N
ist	᛫ a tempest ᛫ a hurricane [ᚹ] ᛫ a typhoon [ᚹ] ᛫ a cyclone [ᚹ] ᛫	N
Ist	᛫ one of the Aesti ᛫	N(P)
Italish	᛫ Italian ᛫	N᛭AJ
itch	᛫ a poisonous frog ᛫	N
ithe	᛫ a wave ᛫	N
ithelidder	᛫ a wave traverser ᛫ ship ᛫	N
ithelode	᛫ a way across the waves ᛫ a voyage ( poetic ) ᛫	N
ithing	᛫ over-abundance ᛫ redundancy ᛫ an overflowing ᛫	N
ivy	᛫ a Hedera helix plant ᛫ a Nepeta glechoma plant ᛫	N
Joudish	᛫ Jewish speech ᛭ Jewish ᛫ Judean ᛫	N(P)᛭AJ(P)
Joudishman	᛫ a Jew ᛫ a Judean ᛫	N(P)
Joudy	᛫ Judea ᛫	N(P)
kale	᛫ kale ᛫	N
kedlock	᛫ a Sinapis alba plant ( white mustard ) ᛫	N
keel	᛫ to cool ᛫ to chill ᛫	V
keel	᛫ to collapse ᛫ to faint ᛫ to fall ᛫	V
keeling	᛫ cooling ᛫ refreshment ᛫	N
keep	᛫ attention ᛫ notice ᛫ concern ᛫ protection ᛫ vigilance ᛫ a donjon ( a central tower of a castle ) ᛫ a rook [ᚹ] ᛭ to retain ᛫ to care for ᛫	N᛭V
keeper	᛫ a guardian ᛫ a custodian ᛫	N
keepsake	᛫ a memento ᛫ a souvenir ᛫	N
kemb	᛫ to comb ᛫ to neaten ᛫ to tidy up ᛫ to card ( to clean with a comb ) ᛫	V
kemp	᛫ a champion ᛫ a warrior ᛫ a fighter ᛭ to fight ᛫	N᛭V
kemp	᛫ facial hair ᛫ whiskers ᛫ bristles of hair ᛫ coarse hair ᛫	N
kempt	᛫ maintained in a neat and clean condition ᛫	AJ
ken	᛫ to beget ᛫	V
ken	᛫ one's knowledge , understanding , or sight ᛫ information ᛭ to know ᛫ to ascertain ᛫ to inform ᛫ to make known ᛫ to notify ᛫	N᛭V
kenbook	᛫ an encyclopedia ᛫	N
kench	᛫ to laugh aloud ᛫ to jeer ᛫	V
kennend	᛫ a parent ᛫	N
kenness	᛫ one's nativity ᛫	N
kenning	᛫ birth ᛫ incarnation ᛫	N
kenning	᛫ a metaphor whereby a simple thing is described in an allusive way ᛫	N
kenningstow	᛫ a birthplace ᛫	N
kenningtide	᛫ the time of birth ᛫	N
kerf	᛫ the act of cutting ᛫ an incision ᛫ a niche ᛫ a notch ᛫ a slash ᛫ a tally ᛫ a level [ᚹ] ᛫ a degree in a ranking system [ᚹ] ᛫	N
kern	᛫ to form or bear grains or fruit ᛫ to granulate ᛫ to come to fruition ᛫	V
kernel	᛫ a nucleus of a nut , a seed , or a fruit stone ᛫ a nucleus of an atom [ᚹ] ᛫ a granule ᛫ a nodule ᛫ a gland ᛫ a pathological lump ᛫ a tumor ᛫	N
key	᛫ a solution ᛭ crucial ᛫ indispensable ᛫	N
keyboard	᛫ a panel of keys that operate a computer typewriter or instrument ᛫ a piano [ᚹ] ᛫	N
keyharp	᛫ a clavichord ᛫	N
keystone	᛫ a cornerstone ᛫	N
khagandom	᛫ a khaganate ᛫	N
khandom	᛫ a khanate ᛫	N
kickback	᛫ a bribe ᛫	N
kidneyleech	᛫ a nephrologist ᛫	N
killer whale	᛫ an Orca whale ᛫	N
kiln	᛫ a furnace ᛫	N
kimmen	᛫ cumin ᛫	N
kin	᛫ royal ᛫	AJ
kin	᛫ regal- ᛫	PREFIX
kin	᛫ ( diminutive suffix ) ᛫	SUFFIX
kin	᛫ family members ᛫ a gender ( of nouns ) ᛫	N
kinband	᛫ a royal crown ᛫	N
kinbarn	᛫ a royal child ᛫	N
kinbench	᛫ a throne ᛫	N
kinborn	᛫ of royal birth ᛫	AJ
kinborough	᛫ a royal city ᛫	N
kind	᛫ a type ᛫ a category ᛫ a sort ᛫ genre ᛫ a nature ( of something ) ᛫ nature ( the abstract domain of all that is natural ) ᛫	N
kind of	᛫ sort of ᛫ to some extent ᛫	AV
kind wit	᛫ natural intelligence ( as in common sense ) ᛫	N
Kindbook	᛫ the book of Genesis ᛫	N(P)
kindful	᛫ natural ᛫	AJ
kindle	᛫ an offspring ᛫	N
kindlimb	᛫ a sex organ ( a vulva , a uterus , a penis , etc ) ᛫	N
kindliness	᛫ naturalness ᛫ naturality ᛫	N
kindlore	᛫ physics ( the study ) ᛫	N
kindly	᛫ natural ᛫ innate ᛫ intrinsic ᛭ naturally ᛭ please ᛫	AJ᛭AV᛭I
kindness	᛫ a kind deed ᛫ a favour ᛫	N
kindred	᛫ related ᛫	AJ
kinfolk	᛫ blood relations ᛫ relatives ᛫ family members ᛫	N
kingdom	᛫ a monarchy ᛫	N
kingkin	᛫ a royal family ᛫	N
kinglax	᛫ a chinook salmon ᛫	N
kingly	᛫ royal ᛫	AJ
kingmorth	᛫ regicide ᛫	N
kingrich	᛫ a kingdom ᛫	N
kingsbloom	᛫ a Paeonia plant ( a peony / a paeony ) ᛫	N
kingsevil	᛫ scrofula ᛫	N
kingship	᛫ the state or position of being a king ᛫	N
kingslayer	᛫ a regicide ᛫	N
kingsspear	᛫ an Asphodelus plant ( asphodel ) ᛫	N
kinhelm	᛫ a crown ᛫ a diadem ᛫ a corona ᛫ royal power ( figurative ) ᛫	N
kinhome	᛫ a royal residence ᛫	N
kinhove	᛫ a palace ᛫	N
kink	᛫ a twist ᛫ a curl ᛫ an eccentricity ᛫ a fetish ᛫ a paraphilia ᛫	N
kinlore	᛫ genealogy ( the study of families ) ᛫	N
kinly	᛫ familial ᛫	AJ
kinmark	᛫ a mark or sign of royalty ᛫	N
kinmoot	᛫ a royal council ᛫	N
kinrich	᛫ a monarchy ᛫	N
kinright	᛫ a royal right ᛫	N
kinrun	᛫ a family course ᛫ a generation ᛫ posterity ᛫	N
kinsettle	᛫ a royal seat ( in all senses ) ᛫ a throne ᛫	N
kinship	᛫ relation ᛫	N
kinshipwise	᛫ relative ᛭ relatively ᛫	AJ᛭AV
kinshroud	᛫ royal clothing ᛫ royal robes ᛫ a king's raiment ᛫	N
kinslayer	᛫ a parricide ᛫	N
kinsman	᛫ a blood relation ᛫ a relative ᛫	N
kinstool	᛫ a royal seat ( in all senses ) ᛫ a throne ᛫	N
kinworth	᛫ worthy of a king ᛫ regal ᛫	AJ
kinyard	᛫ a sceptre / a scepter ᛫	N
kipe	᛫ a basket used as a measure for produce ᛫	N
kipress	᛫ a Cupressaceae plant ( a cypress ) ᛫	N
kir	᛫ a choice ᛫ an option ᛫ a decision ᛫ a selection ᛫	N
kirtle	᛫ a gown ᛫	N
kirvet	᛫ a gourd ᛫	N
kist	᛫ virtue ᛫ one's character ᛫	N
kistiness	᛫ generosity ᛫ liberality ᛫ munificence ᛫	N
kisty	᛫ devout ᛫ benevolent ᛫ of good character ᛫	AJ
kitch	᛫ a cake ᛫ a baked good ᛫	N
kitchel	᛫ a small cake ᛫ a cookie ᛫	N
kitchen	᛫ a room where food is prepared ᛫	N
kitchen sieve	᛫ a colander ᛫ a strainer ᛫	N
kith	᛫ an acquaintance ᛫ acquaintances ᛫ something one is familiar with ᛫	N
kithe	᛫ to make known ᛫ to exhibit ( a virtue vice quality ) ᛫ to demonstrate ᛫	V
kithey	᛫ familiar ᛫ known ᛫	AJ
kittle	᛫ to tickle ᛫	V
knack	᛫ a talent for something ᛫ a disposition towards something ᛫ trick ᛫ artifice ᛫	N
knap	᛫ a knob ᛫ a tassel ᛫ a button ᛫ a clasp ᛫ a fastener ᛫ a protuberance ᛫ a hilltop ᛫	N
knape	᛫ a male infant ᛫ a boy ᛫	N
knapling	᛫ a youth ᛫ an adolescent ᛫ a boy ᛫	N
knar	᛫ a crag ( a steep and rugged rock that projects from a rock mass ) ᛫ a protuberance of flesh ᛫ a knot in wood ᛫	N
knave	᛫ a boy ᛫ a servant boy ᛫ a scoundrel ᛫ a rogue ᛫ a jack ( playing cards ) ᛫	N
knavechild	᛫ a boy ᛫	N
knavish	᛫ dishonest ᛫ unscrupulous ᛫	AJ
kneat	᛫ to argue ᛫ to dispute ᛫ to contend ᛫	V
kneating	᛫ an argument ᛫ a debate ᛫ a disputation ᛫	N
knee	᛫ a generation ᛫ a patella ( bone ) ᛫	N
kneebending	᛫ genuflection ᛫	N
kneebone	᛫ a patella ᛫	N
kneebook	᛫ a book of genealogy ᛫	N
kneebour	᛫ a poleyn ᛫	N
kneeholm	᛫ butcher's-broom ( Ruscus aculeatus ) ᛫	N
kneel	᛫ to genuflect ᛫	V
knell	᛫ a toll ᛫ a sign of the end of something ᛭ to toll ᛫ to announce or summon by tolling ᛫	N᛭V
knide	᛫ to beat ? ᛫	V
knifesmith	᛫ a cutler ᛫	N
knight	᛫ a warrior ᛫ a young servant ᛫ a military attendant ᛭ to confer knighthood upon ᛫	N᛭V
knightliness	᛫ chivalry ᛫	N
knightling	᛫ a small or petty knight ᛫	N
knightly	᛫ chivalrous ᛫ gallant and courtly ᛭ chivalrously ᛫	AJ᛭AV
knightship	᛫ a knighthood ᛫ honorific formal address to a knighted person ᛫	N
kniss	᛫ to trouble ᛫	V
knit	᛫ to fasten by rope or thread ᛫ to tie ᛫ to bind ᛫ to unite ᛫ to combine ᛫ to ally ᛫	V
knitch	᛫ a bundle ᛫ a faggot ᛫	N
knittle	᛫ knitting thread ᛫	N
knoll	᛫ a small mound or rounded hill ᛫	N
knoller	᛫ a sexton ᛫ a sacristan ᛫ a segstar ᛫	N
knoosle	᛫ a progeny ᛫ a genus ᛫	N
knop	᛫ a knob ( esp an ornamental one ) ᛫	N
knot	᛫ node ᛫	N
knotty	᛫ difficultly complex ᛫	AJ
knownothing	᛫ an ignoramus ᛫	N
lackwit	᛫ a fool ᛫	N
lade	᛫ to load ᛫ to burden ᛫	V
laden	᛫ loaded ᛫ weighed down ᛫	AJ
Ladoga Mere	᛫ Lake Ladoga ᛫	N(P)
lady	᛫ a mistress ᛫ a noblewoman ᛫ an adult human female ᛫ a female lord ᛫ ma'am ᛫ madam ᛫ (in the plural) mesdames ᛫	N
Lady Day	᛫ Feast of the Annunciation ᛫	PN
ladysfinger	᛫ okra ᛫	N
lair	᛫ a den ᛫ a refuge or place for hiding ᛫	N
lairwite	᛫ a penalty for adultery or fornication ᛫	N
lait	᛫ electricity ᛫ lightning ᛫ a flash of lightning ᛫ a flame ᛫ a burst of flame ᛫ a fire ᛫	N
lait	᛫ to search for ᛫ to seek ᛫ to look for ᛫ to try to find ᛫	V
lake	᛫ amusement ᛫ diversion ᛫ sport ᛫ game ᛭ to play ᛫ to sport ᛫ to game ᛫	N᛭V
lake	᛫ a pool ᛫ a pond ᛫ a piece of water ᛫ a lake ᛫	N
laker	᛫ to scoff at ᛫ to mock ᛫	V
lakering	᛫ scoffing ᛫ mockery ᛫ scorn ᛫	N
Lammas	᛫ a holiday on the first of August which involves bringing bread to church ᛫	N(P)
land	᛫ terrain ᛫	N
landbook	᛫ a land charter ᛫	N
landfolk	᛫ inhabitants of a land ᛫	N
landfowl	᛫ a Galliformes bird ᛫	N
landimere	᛫ a land boundary ᛫	N
landlore	᛫ geography ᛫	N
landman	᛫ a countryman ᛫	N
landseater	᛫ a colonist ᛫	N
landshape	᛫ to landscape ᛫ to modify a piece of land ᛫	V
landship	᛫ a tank ( as in the vehicle ) ᛫	N
landsid	᛫ a custom of a country ᛫	N
landsman	᛫ a compatriot ᛫	N
lane	᛫ a course ᛫ a road ᛫ a street ᛫	N
lank	᛫ to make or become lank ᛭ slender ᛫ paltry ᛫ straight and limp ᛫ languid ᛫ drooping ᛫	V᛭AJ
lanky	᛫ tall slim and awkward ᛫	AJ
lap	᛫ the flat area between the waist and knees of a seated person ᛫ a lobe ( of an ear etc ) ᛫	N
lape	᛫ to lap ᛫	V
lapwing	᛫ a Vanellinae bird ᛫	N
larboard	᛫ the lefthand side of a ship (looking from the stern toward the bow) ᛫ port ᛭ pertaining to the left side of a ship ᛫ port ᛫	N᛭AJ
lark	᛫ an Alaudidae birds ᛫ one who wakes early ᛫	N
lark	᛫ something done for fun esp something mischievous or daring ᛫ an escapade ᛫	N
lashdye	᛫ mascara ᛫	N
last	᛫ freight ᛫ cargo ᛫	N
last	᛫ to continue ᛫ to endure ᛫ to persevere ᛫ to persist ᛫ to be sufficient ᛫ to perform ( a task ) ᛫ to follow ᛫ to accompany ᛫	V
lasting	᛫ continuing ᛫ enduring ᛫ persevering ᛫ persisting ᛫ permanent ᛫ durable ᛫ staying ᛫ chronic ᛫	AJ
lastingly	᛫ in perpetuity ᛫ for all time to come ᛫ perpetually ᛫ eternally ᛫ for a long time ᛫ continually ᛫	AV
lastingness	᛫ continuance ᛫ duration ᛫ endurance ᛫ stamina ᛫ perseverance ᛫ persistance ᛫ permanence ᛫ permanency ᛫ durability ᛫ staying power ᛫ chronicity ᛫	N
lastname	᛫ a surname ᛫	N
lat	᛫ nausea ᛫	N
latch	᛫ a fastener for a door or gate ᛭ to take hold of ᛫ to grasp ᛫ to ensnare ᛫ to arrest ᛫ to capture ᛫ to seize ᛫ to close with a latch ᛫	N᛭V
late	᛫ a facial expression ᛫ an expression ᛫ a gesture ᛫ an utterance ( of humans or animals ) ᛫	N
late	᛫ recent ᛫	AJ
lately	᛫ recently ᛫	AV
latemost	᛫ final ᛫ most recent ᛫	AJ
later	᛫ one who is late or slow ᛫	N
lateward	᛫ recently ᛫	AV
lath	᛫ a thin narrow strip used for support in buildings ᛭ to cover or line with laths ᛫	N᛭V
lathe	᛫ to invite ᛫ to issue an invitation ᛫	V
lathing	᛫ an invitation ᛫	N
latred	᛫ slow ᛫ tardy ᛫	AJ
latsome	᛫ nauseous ᛫ disgusting ᛫ repulsive ᛫ repugnant ᛫ abominable ᛫ heinous ᛫ loathsome ᛫	AJ
latter	᛫ recent ᛫ situated nearer to the end of something than its beginning ᛫	AJ
latterday	᛫ modern ᛫ contemporary ᛫	AJ
latterly	᛫ recently ᛫ in the later stages of a period of time ᛫	AV
lattew	᛫ a guide ( animate ) ᛫	N
lattewdom	᛫ guidance ᛫	N
laughingstock	᛫ a person subjected to general mockery or ridicule ᛫	N
laughsome	᛫ funny ᛫ humorous ᛫ causing laughter ᛫	AJ
laughter	᛫ a vice ᛫ an error ᛫ a mistake ᛫	N
laughtercraft	᛫ the art of comedy ᛫	N
laughtermaker	᛫ a person who makes others laugh ᛫ a joker ᛫ a buffoon ᛫	N
laughtersmith	᛫ someone who causes laughter ᛫ a comedian ᛫	N
laughworthy	᛫ funny ᛫ amusing ᛫ ridiculous ᛫ ludicrous ᛫ laughable ᛫ absurd ᛫ risible ᛫	AJ
lave	᛫ rest ( as in remains ) ᛫ remnants ᛫ remains ᛫ survivors ᛫	N
lave	᛫ to wash ᛫ to pour ᛫ to bathe ᛫ to bathe oneself ᛫	V
lavel	᛫ a vessel ᛫	N
law	᛫ a body of water ( such as a lake , a pond , a lagoon , or a loch )	N
lawbreaker	᛫ a criminal ᛫	N
lawer	᛫ a lawyer ᛫	N
lawer	᛫ laurel ᛫ bay ᛫	N
lawful	᛫ legal ( as in "not illegal" ) ᛫	AJ
lawmaker	᛫ legislator ᛫	N
lawman	᛫ a law enforcement officer ᛫	N
lawwit	᛫ one learned in the law ( such as a barrister a lawyer a paralegal or a judge ) ᛫	N
lax	᛫ a salmon ᛫	N
laxberry	᛫ a salmonberry ᛫	N
lay	᛫ to blame ᛫	V
lay about	᛫ a lazy person ᛫	N
layer	᛫ level ᛫ tier ᛫	N
layernaker	᛫ exfoliator ᛫	N
layout	᛫ the overall design or structure of something ᛫ a format ᛫	N
le	᛫ ( suffix forming nouns from verbs denoting an instrument or means ) ᛫	SUFFIX
le	᛫ ( frequentative verbal suffix ) ᛫	SUFFIX
lea	᛫ a stretch of grassy or arable land ᛫ grassland ᛫ pasture ᛫	N
leach	᛫ the act of leaching ᛫ a substance that is leached ᛫ constituents removed by leaching ᛭ to percolate ᛫	N᛭V
lead	᛫ lead ( metal ) ᛫ a cauldron ᛫ a kettle ᛫	N
leaden	᛫ made of lead ᛫ lead coloured ᛫ oppressively heavy ᛫	AJ
leading light	᛫ a luminary ᛫	N
leadpitch	᛫ a leading tone ( in music ) ᛫	N
leaf	᛫ a leaf ᛫ a petal ᛫ a page ( of a book or a website ) ᛫	N
leaf folding	᛫ origami ᛫	N
leafdom	᛫ foliage ᛫ leafage ᛫	N
leafing	᛫ foliation ᛫	N
leafworm	᛫ a caterpillar ᛫	N
leam	᛫ a flame ᛫ a flash ᛫ a gleam ᛫ a ray ᛫ a radiance ᛭ to flame ᛫ to blaze ᛫ to flash ᛫ to glow ᛫ to shine ᛫ to radiate ᛫ to gleam ᛫	N᛭V
lean	᛫ a loan ᛫	N
leandom	᛫ feudalism ᛫	N
leaning	᛫ an inclination ᛫ a tendency ᛫ a partiality ᛫	N
leanland	᛫ leased land ᛫ feudal land ? ᛫	N
leap	᛫ a basket for carrying grain , bread , gravel , etc ᛫ a basket for holding or catching fish ᛫ the amount of things held in a basket ᛫	N
leap	᛫ to jump high or over a long distance ᛫	V
lear	᛫ to teach ᛫ to teach oneself ᛫ to instruct ᛫ to educate ᛫ to cultivate ᛫ to train ᛫	V
leared	᛫ educated ᛫	AJ
learer	᛫ a teacher ᛫ a professor ᛫	N
learned	᛫ educated ᛫ scholarly ᛫	AJ
learner	᛫ a student ᛫ a pupil ᛫ an apprentice ᛫	N
learning	᛫ a lesson ᛫ instruction ᛫ a doctrine ᛫ a maxim ᛫	N
learninghouse	᛫ a school ᛫	N
learningman	᛫ a pupil ᛫ a student ᛫ a disciple ᛫	N
lease	᛫ a lie ᛫ falsehood ᛭ to lie ᛫ to slander ᛫ to calumniate ᛫ to malign ᛫ to slander ᛫ to traduce ᛭ false ᛫ deceptive ᛫ destitute ᛫ bereft ᛫	N᛭V᛭AJ
lease	᛫ to collect ᛫ to glean ᛫ to gather ᛫	V
lease	᛫ pseudo- ᛫	PREFIX
leasename	᛫ a pseudonym ᛫	N
leasesawl	᛫ mendacious ᛫ falsehood saying ᛫	AJ
leasespel	᛫ a fable ᛫ a fiction ᛫	N
leaseteeth	᛫ false teeth ᛫ dentures ᛫	N
leasow	᛫ a pasture ᛭ to pasture ᛫	N᛭V
least	᛫ some kind of foot covering ( a shinguard ? ) ᛫	N
leastwield	᛫ minarchy ᛫	N
leat	᛫ an artificial water trench ( esp one linked to a mill ) ᛫	N
leath	᛫ odium ᛫ enmity ᛫ hatred ᛫ hostility ᛫	N
leathern	᛫ made of leather ᛫	AJ
leatherwright	᛫ a currier ᛫	N
leave	᛫ permission ᛫ licence ᛭ to permit ᛫ to allow ᛫ to authorize ᛫ to licence ᛫	N᛭V
leave out	᛫ to omit ᛫ to exclude ᛫ to skip over ᛫	V
leaveful	᛫ allowable ᛫ permissible ᛫	AJ
ledge	᛫ ( denotes being , becoming , and making ) ᛫	SUFFIX
ledger	᛫ a book for keeping notes ᛫ A collection of credit and debit entries ᛫	N
lee	᛫ protection ᛫ shelter ᛫ a side facing away from the wind ᛭ sheltered from the wind ᛫	N᛭AJ
lee	᛫ a lion ᛫	N
Lee	᛫ Leo ᛫	N(P)
leech	᛫ a physician ᛫ a doctor ᛭ to doctor ᛫ to cure ᛫ to treat ( in the medical sense ) ᛫	N
leechbook	᛫ a medicine book ᛫	N
leechcraft	᛫ the medical craft and practice ᛫	N
leechdom	᛫ a medicine ᛫ a remedy ᛫	N
leechhouse	᛫ a hospital ᛫	N
leechwort	᛫ a medicinal plant ᛫	N
leed	᛫ a person ᛫	N
Leeden	᛫ Latin speech ᛭ Latin ᛫	N(P)᛭AJ(P)
leedfrom	᛫ a national founder ᛫ a founder of a people ᛫	N
leedhate	᛫ tyrant ᛫	N
leedshather	᛫ a public enemy ᛫	N
leedy	᛫ personal ᛫	AJ
leen	᛫ a lioness ᛫	N
leep	᛫ a basket ᛫	N
leepard	᛫ a leopard ᛫	N
leer	᛫ a cheek ᛫ a face ᛫ one's appearance ᛭ to sneakily look ᛫	N᛭V
leery	᛫ cautious ᛫ hesitant ᛫	AJ
leese	᛫ to release ᛫ to free ᛫ to loosen ᛫ to redeem ᛫ to deliver ( as in save ) ᛫	V
leeselore	᛫ soteriology ᛫	N
leeser	᛫ a liberator ᛫ a redeemer ᛫	N
leet	᛫ an intersection ᛫ a crossroads ᛫	N
leet	᛫ to cast lots ᛫ to obtain by lot ᛫	V
leeth	᛫ a relief from pain ᛫ peace ᛫ mercy ᛫	N
leeth	᛫ a poem ᛫ an ode ᛫	N
leethcraft	᛫ poetry ᛫	N
leethe	᛫ to free ᛫ to loose ᛫ to spare ᛫	V
leether	᛫ a poet ᛫	N
leethwork	᛫ composition ᛫ poem writing ᛫	N
leethy	᛫ poetic ᛫ symbolic [ᚹ] ᛫	AJ
leeway	᛫ an amount of freedom or flexibility ᛫ the drift of a ship or plane in a leeward direction ᛫	N
leftover	᛫ a remnant ᛭ remaining ᛫ residual ᛫	N᛭AJ
leftwise	᛫ counterclockwise ᛫ anticlockwise ᛫	AV
leighton	᛫ a garden ( esp a kitchen garden or a herb garden ) ᛫	N
leman	᛫ a paramour ᛫ a sweetheart ᛫ a mistress ᛫ a lover ᛫	N
lench	᛫ arrogance ᛫ haughtiness ᛫ insolence ᛫ magnificence ᛫ pomp ᛭ to take pride in ᛫ to pride oneself ᛫	V
lench	᛫ a link ᛫ a chain ᛫ a coat of mail ᛫	N
lend	᛫ a loin of humans ᛫ loins of humans ᛫	N
lend	᛫ to arrive ᛫ to reside ᛫ to inhabit ᛫ to remain ᛫	V
lend	᛫ to loan ᛫	V
lendbone	᛫ an ilium ᛫	N
lendridgebone	᛫ a lumbar vertebra ᛫	N
lengthen	᛫ to prolong ᛫	V
lense	᛫ to make lean ᛫	V
lent	᛫ the spring season ᛫	N
lentlily	᛫ a daffodil ᛫	N
lere	᛫ empty ᛫ unoccupied ᛫ deserted ᛫ worthless ᛫ unnecessary ᛫ useless ᛫	AJ
less	᛫ of lower rank , degree , importance , amount , etc ᛭ not so much or so well ᛭ minus ᛫ diminished by ᛫	AJ᛭AV᛭P
lessen	᛫ to decrease ᛫ to reduce ᛫ to diminish ᛫ to degrade ᛫ to demean ᛫ to disparage ᛫ to debase ᛫	V
lessening	᛫ decreasing ᛫ diminishing ᛫ degrading ᛫ derogatory ᛫ demeaning ᛫ disparaging ᛫ debasing ᛫	AJ
lesser	᛫ minor ᛫	AJ
lesserape	᛫ a gibbon ᛫	N
lesserhood	᛫ a minority ᛫	N
lest	᛫ -lessness ᛫	SUFFIX
lest	᛫ for fear that ᛫	C
let	᛫ an obstruction ᛫ a hindrance ᛫ an obstacle ᛫ an impediment ᛫ a speech impediment ᛫	N
let down	᛫ a disappointment ᛭ to disappoint ᛫	N᛭V
letch	᛫ to be warm ᛫ to be lukewarm ᛫ to be tepid ᛫	V
letch	᛫ to moisten ᛫ to wet ᛫ to water ᛫	V
letdown	᛫ a disappointment ᛫	N
letgame	᛫ a spoilsport ᛫	N
Lett	᛫ a Latvian ᛫	N(P)
Lettland	᛫ Latvia ᛫	N(P)
Lettow	᛫ Lithuania ? ᛫	N(P)
letty	᛫ preventive ᛫ obstructive ᛫	AJ
letup	᛫ to cease ᛫ to soften an attack or criticism ᛫	V
leven	᛫ electricity [ᚹ] ᛫ lightning ᛫ a beam of light ᛫ a flame ᛭ to electrify [ᚹ] ᛫ to shoot out lightning ᛫	N᛭V
levenlore	᛫ electronics ( the study of electrons ) ᛫	N
levenmote	᛫ an electron ᛫	N
leveny	᛫ electric ᛫ electronic ᛫	AJ
lew	᛫ -prone ᛫	SUFFIX
lew	᛫ tepid ᛫ unzealous ᛫	AJ
lew	᛫ a perna ᛫	N
lewd	᛫ sexually crude ᛫	AJ
lewth	᛫ shelter ᛫	N
lib	᛫ medicine ᛫ a drug ᛫ a potion ᛫ poison ᛫	N
libhouse	᛫ a pharmacy ᛫ a drugstore ᛫ a chemist's shop ᛫ an apothecary ᛫	N
liblock	᛫ the art or crafting of medicine drugs or potions ( often with a negative connotation ) ᛫	N
liblocker	᛫ a magician skilled in drugs ᛫	N
liblore	᛫ pharmacology ᛫	N
libman	᛫ a pharmacist ᛫ a druggist ᛫ a chemist ᛫ an apothecary ᛫	N
libsen	᛫ a charm ᛫ an amulet ᛫	N
libster	᛫ a potion making woman ? ᛫ a witch ? ᛫	N
lich	᛫ a corpse ᛫ a cadaver ᛫ an undead creature ( such as a zombie or ghoul ) ᛫	N
lichame	᛫ a body ᛫ a corpse ᛫	N
lichblossom	᛫ an Amorphophallus titanum plant ( a titan arum ) ᛫ a Rafflesia arnoldii plant ( a stinking corpse flower , a stinking corpse lily , a monster flower )	N
lichbour	᛫ a sarcophagus ᛫	N
lichet	᛫ to feign ᛫ to pretend ᛫ to profess falsely ᛫ to simulate ᛫	V
lichetter	᛫ a feigner ᛫ a pretender ᛫ a hypocrite ᛫ a simulator ᛫	N
lichetting	᛫ feigning ᛫ pretence ᛫ false representation ᛫ simulation ᛫ hypocrisy ᛫	N
lichhouse	᛫ a morgue ᛫ a mortuary ᛫	N
lichhower	᛫ a coroner ᛫	N
lichrest	᛫ a tomb ᛫ a sepulcher ᛫ cemetery ᛫	N
lichsong	᛫ a funeral song ᛫ a dirge ᛫	N
lichthroer	᛫ a leper ᛫	N
lichway	᛫ the path by which the dead are carried to the grave ᛫	V
lichyard	᛫ a cemetery ᛫ a graveyard ᛫	N
lickspittle	᛫ one who behaves obsequiously to those in power ᛫	N
lickspittle	᛫ a sycophant ᛫ a toady ᛫ a fawner ᛫	N
Lide	᛫ March ᛫	N(P)
lide	᛫ to sound ᛫	V
lief	᛫ a religious faith ᛫ a religion ᛫	N
lief	᛫ sir ( vocative ) ᛫ a beloved one ᛭ beloved ᛫ dear ᛭ why! ᛫	N᛭AJ᛭I
liefly	᛫ precious ᛫ valued ᛫ pleasant ᛫ pleasing ᛫ agreeable ᛫ delightful ᛫ loveable ᛭ willingly ᛫ gladly ᛫	AJ᛭AV
liefsome	᛫ agreeable ᛫ delightful ᛫ pleasing ᛫	AJ
liever	᛫ an ideologist ᛫ an ideologue ᛫ a religious person ᛫	N
liever	᛫ -ist ( but only for adherents ) ᛫	SUFFIX
life	᛫ vitality ᛫	N
lifeblood	᛫ blood needed for life ᛫ the essence or crux of something ᛫	N
lifefrea	᛫ lord of life ᛫	N
lifelode	᛫ the course of someone's life ᛫ a lifetime ᛫ conduct of life ᛫ way of life ᛫	N
lifelore	᛫ biology ᛫	N
lifesrun	᛫ a curriculum vitae ᛫ a CV ᛫ a résumé ᛫	N
lifeward	᛫ a lifeguard ᛫	N
liffet	᛫ to flatter ᛫ to adulate ᛫	V
liffeter	᛫ a flatterer ᛫ an adulator ᛫	N
liffeting	᛫ flattery ᛫ adulation ᛫	N
lift	᛫ air ᛫ the sky ᛫ the heavens ᛫ an elevator ᛭ to elevate ᛫	N᛭V
lift	᛫ aero- ᛫	PREFIX
liften	᛫ aerial ᛫	AJ
liftfleet	᛫ an air force ᛫	N
liftglass	᛫ a mirage ᛫	N
lifthaven	᛫ an airport ᛫	N
liftlore	᛫ aerology ᛫	N
liftshell	᛫ an atmosphere ᛫	N
liftship	᛫ an airship ᛫	N
liggat	᛫ a gate ( esp a swinging one ) ᛫	N
light	᛫ to come upon ᛫ to discover by chance ᛫	V
light saregun	᛫ a light machine gun ᛫	N
Lightbearend	᛫ Lucifer ᛫	N
lightbere	᛫ luminous ᛫ brilliant ᛫ splendid ᛫ lightbearing ᛫	AJ
lighteared	᛫ credulous ᛫	AJ
lighten	᛫ to make or become lighter ᛫ to brighten ᛫ to enlighten ᛫ to flash with lightning ᛫	V
lighter	᛫ a barge ᛫	N
lighthearted	᛫ cheerful ᛫ jaunty ᛫ easy-going ᛫ amusing ᛫ entertaining ᛫ flippant ᛫	AJ
lightminded	᛫ not given to heavy thoughts or thinking ᛫ frivolous ᛫ not serious ᛫	AJ
lightmindedness	᛫ lack of seriousness ᛫ frivolity ᛫	N
lightmood	᛫ light-hearted ᛫ easy-tempered ᛫	AJ
lightmote	᛫ a photon ᛫	N
lightsome	᛫ lighthearted ᛫ airy ᛫ nimble ᛫ bright ᛫	AJ
lightvat	᛫ lamp ᛫ lantern ᛫	N
likelihood	᛫ probability ᛫ chance ᛫	N
likely	᛫ probable ᛭ probably ᛫	AJ᛭AV
liken	᛫ to compare ᛫	V
likeness	᛫ a resemblance ᛫ a photograph ᛫	N
likening	᛫ a comparison ᛫	N
likesome	᛫ agreeable ᛫ pleasant ᛫ likable ᛫	AJ
likewise	᛫ similarly ᛫	AV
likeworthy	᛫ likeable ᛫	AJ
liking	᛫ pleasure ᛫ enjoyment ᛫ delight ᛫	N
lilycrop	᛫ a lilypad ᛫	N
lim	᛫ to sound ᛫	V
limb	᛫ a member ᛫ a part ᛫ a branch ᛫	N
limbmeal	᛫ limb from limb ᛫ in pieces ᛫	AV
lime	᛫ glue ᛫ mortar ᛫ cement ᛫ calcium oxide ᛫	N
lime	᛫ a Tilia plant ( linden trees , basswood trees , lime trees ) ᛫	N
lime	᛫ a piece of fruit of certain Citrus plants ᛫ the lime hue ᛭ of lime hue ᛫	N᛭AJ
limen	᛫ to calcify ᛫	V
limewater	᛫ an alkaline water solution of calcium hydroxide used as an antacid ᛫	N
limp	᛫ an event ᛫ a chance happening ᛭ to happen ᛫ to occur ᛫	N᛭V
lin	᛫ to cease ᛫ to desist ᛫ to stop ᛫	V
linch	᛫ a ledge ᛫	N
lind	᛫ suet ᛫ lard ᛫ fat ᛫	N
line	᛫ made of flax ᛫	AJ
linen	᛫ cloth woven from flax ᛭ made of flax ᛫	N᛭AJ
ling	᛫ ( diminutive suffix ) ᛫	SUFFIX
linger	᛫ to remain ᛫ to loiter ᛫	V
linking	᛫ connecting ᛫ joining ᛫ copular ( like in linking verb ) ᛫	AJ
linksaw	᛫ a chainsaw ᛫	N
lippen	᛫ to rely on ᛫ to trust ᛫ to entrust ᛫	V
lipper	᛫ a ripple ᛭ to ripple ᛫	N᛭V
lippy	᛫ labial ᛫	AJ
lire	᛫ flesh ᛫ meat ᛫	N
lise	᛫ a report ᛫ fame ᛫ reputation ᛫ renown ᛭ to give credit ᛫	N᛭V
liss	᛫ contentment ᛫ relief ᛫ respite ᛭ to relieve ᛫ to assuage ᛫	N᛭V
lissome	᛫ nimble ᛫ supple ᛫ agile ᛫ easily flexed ᛫	AJ
list	᛫ an art ᛫ a craft ᛫ art ᛫	N
list	᛫ desire ᛫ inclination ᛫ craving ᛫ enthusiasm ᛭ to desire ᛫ to crave ᛫	N᛭V
listener	᛫ a microphone ᛫	N
listful	᛫ attentive ᛫	AJ
listless	᛫ desireless ᛫ lacking enthusiasm spirit and liveliness ᛫ apathetic ᛫	AJ
lite	᛫ looks ( usually good looks ) ᛫ beauty ᛫ a countenance ᛫ an appearance ᛫ a style ᛫ an aesthetic ᛭ to look ᛫ to gaze ᛫	N᛭V
liteful	᛫ beautiful ᛫ handsome ᛫ comely ᛫ aesthetic [ᚹ] ᛫	AJ
liteless	᛫ hideous ᛫ without beauty ᛫	AJ
liteworth	᛫ a ransom ᛫	N
litey	᛫ beautiful ᛫ comely ᛫ attractive ᛫	AJ
lith	᛫ a slope ᛫	N
lith	᛫ a limb ᛫ a joint ᛫ a segment ᛫ a member ᛫	N
lithe	᛫ to sail ᛫ to travel by sea ᛫ to travel ᛫ to journey ᛫	V
lithe	᛫ flexible ᛫ limber ᛫ mellow ᛫ gentle ᛫ mild ᛫	AJ
lithe	᛫ strong drink ᛫ wine ᛫	N
litheby	᛫ meek ᛫ compliant ᛫ obedient ᛫	AJ
lither	᛫ base ᛫ vile ᛫ depraved ᛫ wicked ᛫ lewd ᛫ sordid ᛫ lazy ᛫ worthless ᛭ wickedly ᛫ treacherously ᛫ poorly ᛫	AJ᛭AV
lither	᛫ a sling ᛫ a launcher ᛭ to sling ᛫ to launch ᛫	N᛭V
lithfire	᛫ arthritis ᛫	N
lithsew	᛫ synovia ᛫ synovial fluid ᛫	N
lithword	᛫ an article ( grammatical term ) ᛫	N
litten	᛫ a graveyard ᛫ a cemetery ᛫	N
littiness	᛫ slyness ᛫ craftiness ᛫ cunningness ᛫ astuteness ᛫	N
Little Britain	᛫ Brittany ᛫	N(P)
Little Dipper	᛫ a bright circumpolar asterism of the northern sky which is part of Ursa Minor ᛫	N(P)
littlefinger	᛫ the pinky ᛫	N
littlom	᛫ gradually ᛫	AV
live	᛫ to exist ( esp of animate things ) ᛫	V
livelihood	᛫ a means of securing the necessities of life ᛫	N
livelong	᛫ the orphine ( Hylotelephium telephium ) ᛭ whole ᛫ entire ᛫	N᛭AJ
lively	᛫ full of life ᛫ vivid ᛫ animated ᛫ vital ᛫	AJ
liven	᛫ to enliven ᛫	V
liveradle	᛫ a liver disease ᛫	N
liverfire	᛫ hepatitis ᛫	N
liverwort	᛫ a Marchantia polymorpha plant ᛫	N
livingroom	᛫ a family room ᛫	N
lix	᛫ to flash ᛫ to glitter ᛫	V
lo	᛫ ( used to draw attention ) ᛫	I
load	᛫ to charge ( with electricity ) ᛫	V
loadboard	᛫ a pallet ( as in a portable platform for stacking goods ) ᛫	N
loanwend	᛫ a loan translation ( a calque ) ᛫	N
loast	᛫ a track ᛫ a footprint ᛫ a trace ᛫ a trail ᛭ to track ᛫ to trace ᛫ to trail ᛫	N
loath	᛫ averse ᛫ disinclined ᛫ reluctant ᛫ unwilling ᛫	AJ
loathe	᛫ to greatly hate ᛫ to detest ᛫ to revile ᛫	V
loathly	᛫ loathsome ᛫ repulsive ᛭ reluctantly ᛫	AJ᛭AV
loathsome	᛫ repulsive ᛫ offensive ᛫ abominable ᛫	AJ
loathspel	᛫ a tragic story ᛫ an unpleasant story ᛫	N
loave	᛫ praise ᛫ good reputation ᛫ price ᛫ value ᛫ an offer for sale ᛭ to praise ᛫ to approve ᛫ to appraise ᛫ to set a price on ᛫ to offer for sale ᛫	N᛭V
loavebere	᛫ laudatory ᛫	AJ
loavedeed	᛫ a praiseworthy deed ᛫	N
loaveful	᛫ amorous ᛫	AJ
loavely	᛫ praiseworthy ᛫ laudable ᛫ honourable ᛫	AJ
loavesome	᛫ deserving praise ᛫ excellent ᛫ noble ᛫	AJ
loavesong	᛫ a song of praise ᛫ a hymn ᛫ a psalm ᛫	N
lock	᛫ a tuft of hair ᛫	N
lock	᛫ -ation ᛫	SUFFIX
lock	᛫ to allure ᛫ to entice ᛫ bait ᛫	V
locker	᛫ to curl ᛫	V
lockered	᛫ curly ᛫ curled ᛫ tangled ᛫ matted ᛫	AJ
lodder	᛫ a poor person ᛫ a pauper ᛫ a worthless person ᛫	N
loddering	᛫ nonsense ᛫ rubbish ᛫ triviality ᛫	N
lode	᛫ an exculpation ᛫ a purgation ᛫ an excuse ᛭ to excuse ᛫ to clear one's name ᛫ to exculpate ᛫	N
lode	᛫ a deposit of ore ᛫ leading ᛫ guidance ᛫ a lodestone ᛫ a magnet ᛫ on object of attraction ᛫ a course ᛫ a journey ᛫ a voyage ᛫	N
lodesman	᛫ a navigator ( distinct from the master and the steersman ) ᛫ a pilot of a ship ᛫ a pilot [ᚹ] ᛫ a guide ( animate ) ᛫ a conductor ᛫	N
lodestar	᛫ a guiding star ᛫ a tenet ᛫ a guiding principle ᛫	N
lodestone	᛫ magnetite ᛫ a naturally occurring magnet ᛫ someone or something that is the focus of attention ᛫	N
loft	᛫ an attic ᛫ a sollar ᛫ a garret ᛫	N
lofty	᛫ elevated ( literally and figuratively ) ᛫ noble ᛫	AJ
loke	᛫ a private road ᛫ a blind alley ᛫	N
loke	᛫ to play ᛫ to wave or to swing about ᛫	V
loke	᛫ a present ᛫ an offering or sacrifice of a religious nature ᛭ to offer ( religion ) ᛫ to sacrifice ( religion ) ᛫	N
loken	᛫ to heal ᛫ to cure ᛫ to treat a wound or illness ᛫ to tend to ᛫ to take care of ᛫ to dress a wound ᛫	V
lokening	᛫ -therapy ᛫	SUFFIX
lokening	᛫ healing ᛫ cure ᛫ remedy ᛫ medicine ᛫	V
Loller	᛫ a Lollard ᛫ a protestant [ᚹ] ᛫	N
Londonbury	᛫ the City of London ᛫	N
lone	᛫ solitary ᛫ isolated ᛫ sole ᛫ single ᛫ individual ᛫	AJ
lonesome	᛫ solitary ᛫ lonely ᛫ unfrequented ᛫	AJ
long	᛫ to have a strong wish or desire ᛫	V
long	᛫ to concern [ᚾ] ᛫ to pertain [ᚾ] ᛫ to relate [ᚾ] ᛫ to be affiliated [ᚾ] ᛫	V
long hundred	᛫ 120 ᛫	N
long sweetening	᛫ molasses ᛫	N
longaxe	᛫ a poleaxe ᛫ a halberd ᛫	N
Longbeard	᛫ a Lombard ᛫	N(P)
longgun	᛫ a gun with a long barrel ᛫ a cannon ᛫	N
longminded	᛫ longanimous ᛫	AJ
longmindedness	᛫ longanimousness ᛫	N
longmood	᛫ patient ᛫	AJ
longmoodly	᛫ patiently ᛫	AV
longmoodness	᛫ patience ᛫	N
longplayer	᛫ a kind of vinyl record ᛫ an album of music which is full length ᛫	N
longshoreman	᛫ a stevedore ᛫ a docker ᛫	N
longshort	᛫ a trochee ᛭ trochaic ᛫	N᛭AJ
longsome	᛫ tediously long ᛫	AJ
longwinded	᛫ of continuing at tedious length ᛫	AJ
lonk	᛫ pride ᛫ arrogance ᛭ physically beautiful ᛫ graceful ᛫ noble ᛫ fine ᛫ splendid ᛫ majestic ᛫ arrogant ᛫ haughty ᛫ proud ᛫ pompous ᛫	N
lonkful	᛫ arrogant ᛫ full of arrogance ᛫	AJ
loof	᛫ the palm of the hand ᛫	N
lookbook	᛫ a photo album for a particular thing ( genre , artist , etc ) ᛫	N
looking glass	᛫ a mirror ᛫	N
lookout	᛫ an observation post ᛫ a sentinel ᛫ sentry ᛫	N
looks	᛫ one's physical appearance or attractiveness ᛫	N
loom	᛫ an implement ᛫ a means ( figurative ) ᛫ a weaving machine ᛫ a device ᛫ a machine ᛫	N
loose	᛫ relaxed ᛫ unrestrained ᛫ unsecure ᛫	AJ
lootby	᛫ a concubine ᛫ a paramour ᛫	N
looth	᛫ booty ᛫ spoils ᛭ to take booty ᛫	N᛭V
lop	᛫ a spider ᛫ a flea ᛫ a fly ᛫ an insect [ᚹ] ᛫	N
lord	᛫ a master ᛫ a nobleman ᛫ lord ( form of address) ᛫	N
lording	᛫ a lord ᛫ a sir ᛫	N
lording	᛫ a gentleman ᛫	N
lordly	᛫ of , relating to , or having characteristics of a lord ᛫ dignified ᛫ grand ᛫ noble ᛫ exhibiting the pride and assurance associated with lords ᛫	AJ
lordship	᛫ dominion ᛫ authority ᛫ domain ᛫ jurisdiction ᛫ the state of being a lord ᛫	N
lordswike	᛫ a traitor to one's lord ᛫	N
lore	᛫ information ᛫ a system of tenets , principles , and precepts of a field of knowledge , a science , or a religion ᛫	N
lore	᛫ -ology ᛫	SUFFIX
lorebisen	᛫ a specimen ᛫	N
loreboder	᛫ a preacher ᛫	N
loreboding	᛫ preaching ᛫	V
lorebook	᛫ a textbook ᛫	N
lorefather	᛫ a teacher ᛫	N
lorehouse	᛫ a school ᛫ a university ᛫ a college ᛫	N
lorel	᛫ a rogue ᛫ a rascal ᛫ a scoundrel ᛫ a wretched person ᛫	N
loreless	᛫ lacking learning or knowledge ᛫ ignorant ᛫	AJ
lorelest	᛫ ignorance ᛫ educationlessness ᛫	N
lorelistend	᛫ one who listens to instruction ᛫ a catechumen ᛫	N
lorelship	᛫ rascality ᛫	N
lorely	᛫ instructive ᛫ of or pertaining to lore ᛫	AJ
lorequid	᛫ a precept ᛫ a doctrine ᛫	N
loresman	᛫ an instructor ᛫ an expert ᛫ a master of a field of knowledge ᛫	N
loresmith	᛫ a wise man ᛫	N
lorespel	᛫ a sermon ᛫ an epistle ᛫ a homily ᛫ a treatise ᛫ an essay ᛫	N
loreswike	᛫ false lore ᛫ pseudo-science ᛫	N
lorethew	᛫ a teacher ᛫ an instructor ᛫ a preceptor ᛫ a master of a subject or craft ᛫ a professor [ᚹ] ᛫	N
lorewit	᛫ a learned man ᛫	N
lorn	᛫ doomed ᛫ lost ᛫ forlorn ᛫ desolate ᛫	AJ
losel	᛫ a worthless person ᛫	N
loseyns	᛫ lasagna / lasagne ᛫	N
loss	᛫ a defeat ᛫	N
lot	᛫ a large quantity ᛫ a bunch of people ᛫ a portion ᛫ an allotment ᛫ one's role in life ᛫ a role ᛫	N
loth	᛫ a cloak ᛫ an upper garment ᛫ a mantle ᛫	N
loud	᛫ noise ᛫ clamor ᛫ tumult ᛭ noisy ᛫ clamorous ᛫	N᛭AJ
loudlore	᛫ acoustics ᛫	N
loudness	᛫ volume ( sound ) ᛫ noisiness ᛫	N
lough	᛫ a place ᛫ a stead ᛫	N
lough	᛫ a loch ᛫	N
lough	᛫ a hem ᛫ a fringe ᛫	N
louk	᛫ to close ᛫ to shut ᛫ to fasten ᛫ to lock up ᛫ to enclose ᛫ to surround ᛫	N
lour	᛫ a frown ᛫ a scowl ᛫ a sullen look ᛭ to frown ᛫ to scowl ᛫ to look sullen ᛫	N᛭V
louse	᛫ an Anoplura insect ᛫ a Mallophaga insect ᛫	N
lousy	᛫ full of lice ᛫ of low quality ᛫ contemptible ᛫ paltry ᛫	AJ
lout	᛫ to lurk ᛫ to lie hidden ᛫	V
lout	᛫ an awkward brutish person ᛭ to bow in respect ᛫ to submit ᛫ to yield ᛫	N᛭V
love	᛫ extreme affection ᛫	N
loveapple	᛫ a tomato ᛫	N
lovebite	᛫ a hickey ᛫	N
loveday	᛫ a day arranged for reconciliation or arbitration ᛫	N
loveling	᛫ a dear and lovely creature ᛫ a darling ᛫	N
lovelorn	᛫ without love ᛫	AJ
lovenly	᛫ adorable ᛫ lovable ᛫	AJ
lovered	᛫ love ( opposite of hatred ) ᛫	N
lovesome	᛫ affectionate ᛫ amorous ᛫	AJ
lovestitch	᛫ a Levisticum officinale plant ( lovage ) ᛫	N
lovetoken	᛫ something given as a sign or token of love ᛫	N
loveworthy	᛫ lovable ᛫ meriting love ᛫	AJ
low	᛫ a mound ( esp a burial mount ? ) ᛫ a tumulus ᛫	N
low	᛫ to moo ᛫	V
low	᛫ a low place ᛫ a commoner ᛫ a humble person ᛫	N
low end	᛫ of the lowest quality ᛫	AJ
lower chavelbone	᛫ a mandible ᛫	N
lower noseshell	᛫ an inferior nasal concha ᛫	N
lowkey	᛫ subtle ᛭ subtly ᛫	AJ᛭AV
lowland	᛫ a stretch of low or unmountainous land ᛫	N
lowlife	᛫ a despicable person ᛫ a scoundrel ᛫	N
lowling	᛫ a person of low status ᛫ a commoner ᛫	N
lowminded	᛫ inclined to vulgar or unworthy things ᛫	AJ
lox	᛫ a lynx ᛫	N
Ludder	᛫ a Luddite ᛫ one opposed to technological change ᛫	N
lungleech	᛫ a pulmonologist ᛫	N
lungwort	᛫ a Helleborus niger plant ᛫	N
lur	᛫ destruction ᛫ perdition ᛫ damage ᛫ loss ᛫	N
lurk	᛫ a method of fraud ᛫	N
lurry	᛫ destructive ᛫	AJ
lust	᛫ desire ᛫ appetite ᛫ craving ᛫	N
lustbere	᛫ desirable ᛫	AJ
lustihood	᛫ licentiousness ᛫	N
lusty	᛫ lustful ᛫ enthusiastic ᛫ rousing ᛫ vigorous ᛫	AJ
lutter	᛫ clear ᛫ pure ᛫ unadulterated ᛫ innocent ᛫ sincere ᛫ authentic ᛫	AJ
lutty	᛫ sly ᛫ crafty ᛫ cunning ᛫ astute ᛫	AJ
lye	᛫ fire ᛫ lightning ᛫ plasma [ᚹ] ᛭ to blaze ᛫	N᛭V
lyerash	᛫ a flash of lightning ᛫	N
Macedony	᛫ Macedonia ᛫ Macedon ᛫	N(P)
mad	᛫ insane ᛫ frenzied ᛫ crazy ᛫	AJ
madapple	᛫ an aubergine ᛫ an eggplant ᛫ a brinjal ᛫	N
madden	᛫ to derange ᛫	V
maddock	᛫ an earthworm ᛫ a maggot ᛫	N
madhouse	᛫ a psychiatric institution ᛫ a chaotic place ᛫	N
madman	᛫ an insane person ᛫ a lunatic ᛫ a maniac ᛫	N
madness	᛫ insanity ᛫	N
Maid	᛫ Virgo ᛫	PN
maid	᛫ a female domestic servant ᛫ a girl ᛫	N
maiden	᛫ a girl ᛫ a young woman ᛫ an unmarried girl ᛫ an unmarried young woman ᛫ a virgin ᛫	N
maidenfly	᛫ a damselfly ᛫	N
maidenhair tree	᛫ a Ginkgo plant ( especially Ginkgo biloba ) ᛫	N
maidenhead	᛫ the hymen ᛫	N
maidenhood	᛫ virginity or celibacy ( of both men and women ) ᛫	N
mail	᛫ earnest ᛫ firm ᛫ strenuous ᛫	AJ
mailness	᛫ earnestness ᛫	N
maily	᛫ earnestly ᛫ strenuously ᛫	AV
main	᛫ power ᛫ ability ᛫ efficacy ᛫ capacity ᛫ a match or series of matches ᛫ a continuous stretch of land or water ᛭ principle ᛫ prime ᛫ chief ᛭ very ᛫	N᛭AJ᛭AV
mainframe	᛫ a large powerful computer used to perform many simultaneous complex tasks ᛫	N
mainful	᛫ powerful ᛫ mighty ᛫	AJ
mainhew	᛫ a primary colour ᛫	N
mainland	᛫ a continent ᛫ a main part of a continent as distinguished from an offshore island or sometimes from a cape or peninsula ᛫	N
mainless	᛫ weak ᛫ feeble ᛫ powerless ᛫	AJ
mainly	᛫ principally ᛫ chiefly ᛫ mostly ᛫	AV
mainstay	᛫ a chief support ᛫ a regular contributor ᛫	N
mainstream	᛫ the ideas , attitudes , or activities that are regarded as normal or conventional ᛫	AJ
mair	᛫ to macerate ᛭ meager ᛫ lean	V᛭AJ
maister	᛫ a magister ᛫ a master ᛫ a man having control or authority over a place ᛫	N
maith	᛫ a family ᛫ relatives ᛫ a tribe ᛫ a clan ᛫	N
maith	᛫ a girl ᛫ a maiden ᛫ a virgin ᛫	N
maithe	᛫ an Anthemis plant ( camomile / chamomile ) ᛫	N
maithhood	᛫ virginity ᛫	N
make	᛫ a married couple ᛫ a couple ᛫ a mate ᛫ an equal ᛫ a peer ᛫ a rival ᛫ a counterpart ᛭ to mate with ᛫ to marry ᛫ to pair with ᛫	N᛭V
make	᛫ to create ᛫ to produce ᛫ to cause ᛫	V
make game of	᛫ to make fun of ᛫ to ridicule ᛫	V
make good	᛫ to repay ᛫ to compensate ᛫ to atone ᛫ to repair ᛫ to restore ᛫ to fulfil ᛫ to satisfy expectations ᛫	V
make up	᛫ to invent ᛫ to fabricate ᛫ to consist ᛫ to comprise ᛫	V
makebelief	᛫ the abstract quality of making believe ᛫	N
makebelieve	᛫ the act of pretending ᛭ to pretend ᛭ imaginary ᛫	N᛭V᛭AJ
makegame	᛫ an object of ridicule ᛫	N
makeover	᛫ an overhaul of something's or someone's appearance ᛫	N
maker	᛫ a creator ᛫ a producer ᛫	N
makeshift	᛫ a usually crude and temporary expedient ᛭ impromptu ᛫ ad hoc ᛫	N᛭AJ
making	᛫ cause ᛫	N
Malawi Mere	᛫ Lake Malawi ᛫	N(P)
mallow	᛫ a Malva plant ᛫ mauve ᛭ of mauve hue ᛫	N᛭AJ
malm	᛫ a soft crumbly chalky rock or the fertile loamy soil produced as it weathers ᛫ sandy or chalky soil ᛫	N
malshave	᛫ a caterpillar ᛫	N
mammer	᛫ to hesitate ᛫ to waver ᛫	V
mammer	᛫ deep sleep ᛫ a sopor ᛫	N
man	᛫ a Homo animal ᛫ a human ᛫ a humanoid person ᛫ a piece ( gaming ) ᛭ to garrison ᛫ to crew ᛫ to operate equipment or machinery ᛫	N
man	᛫ one ( generic pronoun ) ᛫	N(PRO)
man	᛫ to admonish ᛫ exhort ᛫	V
man about town	᛫ a socialite ᛫ a bon viveur ᛫ a jet-setter ᛫	N
manbane	᛫ tobacco ( slang ) ᛫	N
mand	᛫ a maund ᛫ a basket ᛫	N
mandeed	᛫ an evil deed ᛫ a crime ᛫ a transgression ᛫	N
maneater	᛫ a cannibal ᛫ an animal with a propensity for human flesh ᛫	N
manful	᛫ brave and resolute ᛫	AJ
mani	᛫ multi- ᛫	PREFIX
manibreed	᛫ multifaceted ᛫	AJ
manifold	᛫ diverse ᛫ numerous ᛫ complicated ᛫ complex ᛫ plural ᛭ to multiply ᛭ repeatedly ᛫	AJ᛭AV
manifoldness	᛫ multiplicity ᛫ complexity ᛫	N
manikin	᛫ all kinds of ᛫ various ᛫	AJ
Manitoba Mere	᛫ Lake Manitoba ᛫	N(P)
mank	᛫ to mutilate ᛫ to mangle ᛫ to maim ᛫	V
mankind	᛫ humanity ᛫ humankind ᛫	N
manlike	᛫ a human form ᛫ an image of a man ᛫ a humanoid [ᚹ] ᛫	N
manlore	᛫ anthropology ᛫	N
manmade	᛫ made or caused by human beings ᛫ artificial ᛫	AJ
Mannish	᛫ Manx language ᛭ Manx ᛫	N(P)᛭AJ(P)
mannish	᛫ people ᛫ humanity ᛭ human ( of humans ) ᛫	N᛭AJ
mannishly	᛫ humanly ᛫	AV
mannishness	᛫ humanity ᛫ human nature ᛫ humaneness ᛫	N
manoath	᛫ perjury ᛫	N
manqualm	᛫ a plague of man ᛫	N
manred	᛫ a pledge of service ᛫ homage ᛫	N
manse	᛫ to excommunicate ᛫ to curse ᛫ to damn ᛫	V
manseed	᛫ human semen ᛫	N
manship	᛫ respect ᛫ dignity ᛫ gallantry ᛫ chivalry ᛫	N
manshiply	᛫ honourably ᛫ courteously ᛫	AV
manslayer	᛫ one who commits homicide ᛫	N
manswear	᛫ to swear falsely ᛫ to perjure ᛫	V
mantledeer	᛫ a tunicate ( an animal of the Tunicata subphylum ) ᛫	N
manytongued	᛫ polyglot ᛫	AJ
mar	᛫ to spoil ᛫ to tarnish ᛫ to damage ᛫	V
march	᛫ an Apium graveolens plant ( celery ) ᛫	N
mardy	᛫ spoiled ( as in " bratty " ) ᛫	AJ
mare	᛫ a nightmare-causing entity ᛫	N
mare	᛫ an adult female horse ᛫	N
mark	᛫ feature ᛫ characteristic ᛫ attribute ᛫	N
mark down	᛫ to put a lower price on ᛫	V
mark up	᛫ to put a higher price on ᛫	V
markdown	᛫ a lowering of price ᛫	N
marked	᛫ having an identifying mark or feature ᛫ enjoying fame or notoriety ᛫ being the target of hostile intentions ᛫	AJ
markedly	᛫ noticeably ᛫ conspicuously ᛫	AV
marker	᛫ a notary ᛫	N
Markish	᛫ the Mercian tongue ᛭ Mercian ᛫	N᛭AJ
Markishman	᛫ a Mercian ᛫	N
Marklaw	᛫ the region in Britain which was governed by Mercian law ᛫	N(P)
markle	᛫ a signet ᛫ a seal ᛫ an ensign ᛫ a mark to aim at ᛫	N
Markrich	᛫ the kingdom of Mercia ᛫	N(P)
markstead	᛫ a borderland ᛫	N
markup	᛫ a highering of price ᛫	N
markworthy	᛫ noteworthy ᛫	AJ
marmstone	᛫ marble ᛫	N
marplot	᛫ a person or thing which ruins a plan ᛫	N
marrow	᛫ a courgette ᛫ a zucchini ᛫	N
marsh	᛫ a stretch of unforested wetland ᛫	N
marth	᛫ a marten ( a kind of weasel ) ᛫	N
Marymas	᛫ Feast of the Assumption ᛫	PN
mash	᛫ pulp ᛭ to crush or smash something to a pulp ᛫ to press forcefully ᛫	N᛭V
masker	᛫ to wander aimlessly ᛫ to bewilder ᛫ to confuse ᛫ to bewitch ᛫ to fascinate ᛫	V
maslin	᛫ brass ? ᛫ an alloy of copper with some harder metal ᛫	N
mast	᛫ forest tree fruit ( acorns , beechnuts , etc ) often used as food for swine ᛫	N
masten	᛫ a mast-pasture ( a pasture for feeding mast to swine ) ᛫	N
masten	᛫ to fatten an animal ᛫	V
masthead	᛫ the highest part of a mast ᛫ the top of the front page of a newspaper where its name appears in big letters ᛫	N
mat	᛫ a pad ᛫	N
match	᛫ a parallel ᛫ a spouse ᛫ a mate ᛫ a pair ᛫ a couple ᛫	N
math	᛫ a mowing ᛫ that which is gathered by mowing ᛫	N
mathe	᛫ a maggot ᛫ a grub ᛫	N
mathel	᛫ to speak formally ᛫ to declaim ᛫ to declare ᛫ to give a speech ᛫	V
mathelstead	᛫ a place of assembly ᛫	N
mathom	᛫ a trinket ᛫ a knickknack ᛫ a treasure ᛫	N
mathomhouse	᛫ a treasury ᛫	N
mattock	᛫ a farming tool with right angled blades like a pickaxe ᛫	N
maw	᛫ a mouth ᛫ a stomach ᛫ appetite ᛫ inclination ᛫ liking ᛫	N
maw	᛫ a boy ᛫ a young adult human male ᛫	N
mawfire	᛫ gastritis ᛫	N
mawk	᛫ a maggot ᛫	N
mawkish	᛫ sentimental in an exaggerated or false way ᛫ sappy ᛫	AJ
may	᛫ a family member ᛫ a relative ᛫ a kins-person ᛫ a kinsman ᛫ a kinswoman ᛫	N
may	᛫ to mix ᛫ to mash ᛫ to blend ᛫	V
maybe	᛫ possibly ᛫ perchance ᛫	AV
mayhap	᛫ perhaps ᛫ possibly ᛫	AV
mayheamed	᛫ incest ᛫	N
maywrit	᛫ a writing containing a list of kinsmen ᛫ a genealogical table ᛫ pedigree ᛫	N
maze	᛫ a labyrinth ᛭ to confuse ᛫ to confound ᛫	N᛭V
meadow	᛫ a stretch of grassland ( esp one used for hay ) ᛫	N
meadowsweet	᛫ a Filipendula ulmaria plant ᛫	N
meal	᛫ to stain ᛫ to spot ᛫ to mark ᛫	V
meal	᛫ a container ᛫ a basin ᛫ a bucket ᛫ a tub ᛫ a measure of time ᛫	N
meal	᛫ grain which has been turned into a powder ᛫ flour ᛫	N
mean	᛫ common ᛫ general ᛫ rude ᛫ cruel ᛫	AJ
mean	᛫ to intend ᛫	V
meaningly	᛫ intentionally ᛫ purposely ᛫	AV
meanly	᛫ common ᛫ shared ᛫	AJ
meanname	᛫ a common noun ᛫	N
meanness	᛫ a piece of commonly held land ᛫ communion ᛫	N
meanwealth	᛫ a republic ᛫	N
mearth	᛫ grandeur ᛫ a marvel ᛫ a glorious thing ᛫	N
meat	᛫ ( shows the word pertains to food and culinary arts ) ᛫	PREFIX
meateater	᛫ a carnivore ᛫	N
meatfettle	᛫ a chest or a cupboard for storing food ᛫ a pantry ᛫ a larder ᛫ a butlery ᛫	N
meatsax	᛫ a food knife ᛫	N
meddom	᛫ common ᛫ average ᛫ mediocre ᛭ to measure ᛫ to measure as worthy ᛫	N᛭AJ
medge	᛫ an adult human male ᛫	N
meech	᛫ a sword ᛫	N
meechfish	᛫ a Mugilidae fish ( a mullet ) ᛫	N
meed	᛫ a payment ᛫ a reward ᛫ an award ᛫ a bribe ᛫ merit ᛫ desert ᛭ to reward ᛫ to deserve ᛫ to merit ᛫	N᛭V
meedful	᛫ meritorious ᛫	AJ
meel	᛫ speech ᛭ to speak ᛫	N᛭V
meer	᛫ famous ᛫ renowned ᛫ illustrious ᛫ distinguished ᛫ celebrated ᛫	AJ
meet	᛫ to dream ᛫ to have a vision ᛫	V
meet	᛫ suitable ᛫ fitting ᛫ proper ᛫	AJ
meeth	᛫ abstemiousness ᛫ self-restraint ᛫ self-imposed discipline ᛫ temperance ᛫ capacity ᛫ capability ᛫	N
meeth	᛫ exhausted ᛫ weary ᛫	AJ
meethe	᛫ to restrain oneself ᛫ to bring within bounds [ᛏ] ᛫	V
meethful	᛫ temperate ᛫ modest ᛫ undemanding ᛫ moderate ᛫	AJ
meeting	᛫ a dream ( esp prophetic or admonitory ) ᛫ a vision ᛫	N
meetly	᛫ suitably ᛫ properly ᛫	AV
meld	᛫ to fuse ᛫	V
melt	᛫ to melt ᛫ to dissolve ᛫	N
mensk	᛫ honour ᛫ an honoured state or condition ᛫ honourable ᛫ praiseworthy ᛫	N᛭AJ
mere	᛫ a sea ᛫ a lake ᛫ a pond ᛫	N
mere	᛫ a border ᛫ boundary ᛭ to set a border or boundary ᛫	N᛭V
mereing	᛫ a written note on a map giving information about a boundary ᛫	N
merestock	᛫ a reservoir ᛫	N
mergroat	᛫ a pearl ᛫	N
merrail	᛫ a sail ( poetic ) ᛫	N
merrow	᛫ soft ᛫ frail ᛫ tender ᛫	AJ
merry	᛫ cheerful and lively ᛫ festive ᛫	AJ
merrymake	᛫ to celebrate ᛫ to be festive ᛫	V
merrymaker	᛫ a reveler ᛫	N
merrymaking	᛫ festivity ᛫ conviviality ᛫	N
merryman	᛫ a jester ᛫ a buffoon ᛫	N
merrymeeting	᛫ a festive gathering ᛫ a festival [ᚹ] ᛫	N
merse	᛫ to exalt ᛫ to glorify ᛫ to make known ᛫	V
merswine	᛫ a dolphin ᛫	N
meshdoor	᛫ a screen door ᛫	N
mess	᛫ to feed ᛫ to furnish with provisions ᛫	V
messing	᛫ provision ᛫	N
mete	᛫ to paint ᛫ to sculpt ᛫	V
mete	᛫ a measurement ᛫ a measure ᛫ a mood ( grammar ) ᛫ a measure ( music ) ᛭ to measure ᛫ to regulate ᛫ to moderate ᛫	N᛭V
meted	᛫ the Maker ᛫ God ( poetic ) ᛫	N
metekindly	᛫ metrical ᛫	AJ
meteledge	᛫ to moderate ᛫	V
meteyard	᛫ a measuring rod ᛫	N
methinks	᛫ it seems to me ᛫	V
meting	᛫ a measurement ᛫ an amount ᛫ measuring ᛫ dimensions ᛫	N
meting	᛫ -metry ᛫	SUFFIX
meting	᛫ a painting ᛫ a picture ᛫ a sculpture ᛫ an image [ᚹ] ᛫	N
mew	᛫ a gull ᛫ a seagull ᛫	N
mewel	᛫ a maiden ᛫ a damsel ᛫	N
Michigan Mere	᛫ Lake Michigan ᛫	N(P)
mid	᛫ with ( as in "together" never as in "against" ) ᛫	P
mid	᛫ co- ᛫	PREFIX
mid eld	᛫ the middle ages ᛭ medieval ᛫	N᛭AJ
midbody	᛫ the middle of the body ᛫ the torso ᛫	N
midbrain	᛫ the mesencephalon ᛫	N
middaily	᛫ meridian ᛫	AJ
midday	᛫ noon ᛫	N
middenhead	᛫ a dunghil's top ᛫	N
middenstead	᛫ a dunghil ᛫ the site of a dunghill ᛫	N
middleground	᛫ a compromise ᛫	N
middleman	᛫ an intermediary ᛫ a liaison ᛫ a retailer ᛫	N
middling	᛫ average ᛫ moderate ᛫ mean ᛫ median ᛫ medium ᛫ mediocre ᛫ intermediate ᛭ fairly ᛫ moderately ᛫	AJ᛭AV
midge	᛫ a mosquito [ᚹ] ᛫	N
midgut	᛫ the central loop of the alimentary canal of an embryo between the foregut and the hindgut ᛫	N
mididone	᛫ immediately ᛫	AV
midred	᛫ a diaphragm ᛫ a greater omentum ᛫	N
midriff	᛫ the midsection of the human torso ᛫	N
midsummer	᛫ the summer solstice ᛫	N
midthole	᛫ to sympathize ᛫	V
midtholing	᛫ compassion ᛫	N
midwinter	᛫ the winter solstice ᛫	N
midwist	᛫ the act of being with others ᛫ co-being ᛫ participation ᛫	N
Midyard	᛫ Earth ᛫ Midgard ᛫ Middle Earth ᛫	N(P)
mield	᛫ to accuse ᛫ to tell on someone ᛫ to inform against ᛫ to inform ᛫ to report ᛫ to evince ᛫ to announce ᛫	V
mielder	᛫ a narrator ᛫ an informer ᛫ an announcer ᛫	N
migh	᛫ to urinate ᛫ to piss ᛫ to pee ᛫	V
might	᛫ ability ᛫ capacity ᛫ power ᛫	N
mighten	᛫ to enable ᛫ to empower ᛫	V
mightened	᛫ enabled ᛫ empowered ᛫	AJ
mighth	᛫ urine ᛫ pee ᛫ piss ᛫	N
mighthleech	᛫ a urologist ᛫	N
mightlihood	᛫ a possibility ᛫	N
mightly	᛫ possible ᛫	AJ
milch	᛫ able to give milk ᛫ able to be milked ᛫	AJ
milch cow	᛫ a cow kept for milking ᛫ a cash cow ᛫	N
mildheart	᛫ merciful ᛫	AJ
mildheartly	᛫ mercifully ᛫	AJ᛭AV
mildheartness	᛫ mercy ᛫	N
miles	᛫ an Atriplex plant ( an orache ) ᛫	N
militish	᛫ military ᛫ martial ᛫	AJ
milkcoffee	᛫ latte ᛫	N
milken	᛫ lactael ᛫	AJ
milkhouse	᛫ a dairy ᛫ a creamery ᛫ a cheesery ᛫ a lactarium ᛫	N
milklithe	᛫ very soft ᛫ very gentle ᛫ soft as milk ᛫	AJ
milksop	᛫ a feeble or ineffectual person ᛫ a coward ᛫	N
milksoppy	᛫ timid ᛫ milquetoast ᛫ insipid ᛫	ADJ
millbeetle	᛫ a cockroach ᛫	N
milse	᛫ mercy ᛫ pardon ᛭ to be merciful to ᛫ to pardon ᛭ mercy me! ᛫	N᛭V᛭I
milsey	᛫ a milk strainer ᛫	N
milt	᛫ spleen ᛫	N
milth	᛫ mercy ᛫	N
mimmer	᛫ to keep in memory ᛫ to remember ᛫	V
min	᛫ memory ᛫ remembrance ᛫	N
minchen	᛫ a nun ᛫ a female monk ᛫	N
mind	᛫ to be bothered by [ᛏ] ᛫ to care (if) [ᛏ] ᛫ to keep in mind [ᛏ] ᛫ to call to mind [ᛏ] ᛫ to remember [ᛏ] ᛫	V
minday	᛫ the anniversary of a person's death ᛫ a day of remembrance ᛫	N
mindfarer	᛫ a psychonaut ᛫	N
mindful	᛫ having mental faculties not dulled by sleep faintness or stupor ᛫	AJ
minding	᛫ a remembering ᛫	V
mindleech	᛫ a psychiatrist ᛫	N
mindless	᛫ senseless ᛫ stupid ᛫ heedless ᛫	AJ
mindlokening	᛫ psychiatry ᛫	N
mindlore	᛫ psychology ᛫	N
mindly	᛫ mental ᛫	AJ
mindset	᛫ a mentality ᛫	N
minge	᛫ to mix ᛫ to blend ᛫ to mingle ᛫	V
mingle	᛫ to mix ᛫ to associate ( esp at social functions ) ᛫	V
minnow	᛫ a very small fish ᛫ a small cyprinid , killifish , or topminnow ᛫ a small or insignificant person ( a small fry ) ᛫	N
minse	᛫ to diminish ᛫ to chop into bits ᛫ to mince ᛫	V
minster	᛫ a monastery ᛫	N
mint	᛫ an intent ᛫ an aiming ᛭ to intend ᛫ to aim ( with a weapon or otherwise ) ᛫	N
mir	᛫ myrrh ᛫ a Commiphora myrrha plant ᛫	N
mire	᛫ a fen ᛫ a bog ᛫	N
mirth	᛫ merriment ᛫ jollity ᛫ amusement ᛫ a source of entertainment or amusement ᛭ to amuse ᛫ to entertain ᛫ to cheer up ᛫	N
misbegotten	᛫ illegitimate ( born out of wedlock ) ᛫ ill-conceived ᛫	AJ
misbehaving	᛫ misconduct ᛫	N
misbeholden	᛫ disobliging ᛫ unbecoming ᛫ offensive ᛫	AJ
misbelieve	᛫ to disbelieve ᛫ to hold an erronious belief ᛫	V
misbid	᛫ to abuse ᛫ to mistreat ᛫	V
misbirth	᛫ a miscarriage ᛫	N
misbrook	᛫ to misuse ᛫	V
mischar	᛫ to pervert ᛫	V
misdeed	᛫ an offense ᛫	N
misdeem	᛫ to misjudge ᛫	V
misdoom	᛫ a misjudgment / a misjudgement ᛫	N
misfall	᛫ a mishap ᛫ misfortune ᛭ to suffer bad luck ᛫ to turn out badly ᛫	N᛭V
misfare	᛫ an error ᛫ a transgression ᛫ a mishap ᛫ misfortune ᛫ ill fate ᛭ to err ᛫ to transgress ᛫ to go wrong or astray ᛫ to be unfortunate ᛫	N᛭V
misgang	᛫ a trespass ᛫	N
misgiving	᛫ doubt ᛫ apprehension ᛫	N
mish	᛫ to mix ᛫	V
mishandle	᛫ to maltreat ᛫ to mistreat ᛫ to abuse ᛫ to misuse ᛫ to mismanage ᛫	V
mishap	᛫ an unfortunate accident ᛫	N
mishappen	᛫ to occur by misfortune ᛫	V
mislear	᛫ to miseducate ᛫ to misinform ᛫	V
mislike	᛫ to dislike ᛫	V
mislore	᛫ evil teaching ᛫ misinformation ᛫	N
misname	᛫ a misnomer ᛭ to call by a wrong name ᛫	N᛭V
misnim	᛫ to mistake ᛫	V
misnimming	᛫ a mistake ᛫ an error ᛫	N
misput	᛫ to misplace ᛫	V
misqueath	᛫ to slander ᛫ to calumniate ᛫ to malign ᛫ to slander ᛫ to traduce ᛫	V
misqueme	᛫ to displease ᛫	V
misread	᛫ to misadvise ᛫ to misinterpret ᛫	V
misreckon	᛫ to miscalculate ᛫	V
misser	᛫ a half-year ᛫	N
misshapen	᛫ deformed ᛫	AJ
missliness	᛫ variousness ᛫ diversity ᛫ variability ᛫ ununiformity ᛫	N
missly	᛫ various ᛫ diverse ᛫ variable ᛫ ununiform ᛭ variously ᛫ diversely ᛫ ununiformly ᛫	AJ᛭AV
misspeak	᛫ to mispronounce ᛫	V
mist	᛫ fog ᛫ a cloud of smoke ᛫ vapour ( including aromatic vapour ) ᛫ a gas ᛫	N
Mistassini Mere	᛫ Lac Mistassini ᛫	N(P)
misthee	᛫ to fail to improve to degenerate ᛫	V
mistide	᛫ to have bad luck ᛫ to turn out badly ᛫	V
mistihood	᛫ a mystery ᛫ mystery ᛫ obscurity ᛫	N
mistiming	᛫ an anachronism ᛫	N
mistle	᛫ basil ᛫ mistletoe ᛫	N
mistrust	᛫ distrust ᛫ suspicion ᛭ to distrust ᛫ to have no confidence in ᛫	N᛭V
misunderstand	᛫ to misinterpret ᛫ to misconstrue ᛫	AJ
miswend	᛫ to go astray ᛫ to subvert ᛫ to pervert ᛫ to deform ᛫	V
miswise	᛫ to misinstruction ᛫	V
misworking	᛫ dysfunctional ᛫	AJ
miswrought	᛫ poorly made ᛫ poorly worked ᛫ misworked ᛫	AJ
mithe	᛫ to conceal ᛫ to dissemble ᛫ to restrain oneself ᛫ to suppress one's feelings ᛫ to restrain oneself ᛫ to refrain from ᛫	V
mixen	᛫ a dung heap ᛫ a dunghill ᛫ odure ᛫	N
modry	᛫ an aunt ᛫	N
modrydaughter	᛫ a maternal female cousin ᛫	N
modryson	᛫ a maternal male cousin ᛫	N
mold	᛫ soil ᛫ the surface of the earth ᛫	N
moldlore	᛫ soil science ᛫	N
Moldova	᛫ Moldova ᛫	N(P)
molten	᛫ liquefied by heat ᛫	AJ
mond	᛫ a basket ᛫	N
mone	᛫ social intercourse ᛫ sexual intercourse ᛫	N
mone	᛫ a companion ᛫ a partner ᛫ companionship ᛫ participation ᛫ assistance ᛫ sexual intercourse ᛫	N
mone	᛫ evil ᛫ wickedness falsehood ᛫ evil personified ᛫ the Devil ᛭ wicked ᛫ false ᛫ base ᛫	N᛭AJ
mong	᛫ a mixture ᛫ a mingling ᛫ an intermixture ᛫ confusion ᛫ dealings or association between people ᛫	N
mong	᛫ to traffic (with) ᛫ to barter ᛫	V
monger	᛫ a dealer ᛫ a trader ᛫	N
monkhood	᛫ monasticism ᛫ monachism ᛫ monastic life ᛫	N
monkhouse	᛫ a monastery ᛫	N
monkhouse	᛫ a monastery ᛫ a cloister ᛫	N
monkly	᛫ monastic ᛫	AJ
monkshead	᛫ a Taraxacum flower ( a dandelion ) ᛫	N
monkstow	᛫ a monastery ᛫ a hermitage ᛫	N
Monnight	᛫ the night following Monday's dusk ᛫	N(P)
monthadle	᛫ menstruation ᛫	N
monthadly	᛫ undergoing menstruation ᛫	AJ
monthblood	᛫ menses ᛫ menstrual blood ᛫	N
monthly book	᛫ a monthly periodical or magazine ᛫	N
mood	᛫ courage ᛫ valor ᛫ a mental state ᛫ an emotional state ᛫ a state of mind ᛫	N
moodsick	᛫ distressed ᛫ of troubled mind ᛫	AJ
moodthrake	᛫ impetuosity of mind ᛫ impetuous or daring courage ᛫	N
moonbone	᛫ a lunate bone ᛫	N
moonling	᛫ a lunatic ᛫ a crazy or insane person ᛫	N
moonly	᛫ lunar ᛫	AJ
moonmadness	᛫ lunacy ᛫	N
moonrat	᛫ a Galericinae animal ( a gymnure ) ᛫	N
moonrown	᛫ a Chinese character ᛫ any character inspired by Chinese characters ( such as those in kana and hangul ) ᛫	N
moonscape	᛫ a devastated land ᛫	N
moonshine	᛫ illicitly distilled alcohol ᛫ nonsense ᛫	N
moonsick	᛫ crazy ᛫ lunatic ᛫	AJ
moonstruck	᛫ insane ᛫ crazy ᛫ ludicrous ᛫	AJ
moor	᛫ a tract of open , peaty , wasteland , often overgrown with heath ᛫ an expanse of open rolling infertile land ᛫	N
moorfowl	᛫ the Lagopus scotica bird ᛫	N
Moorland	᛫ Mauritania ᛫	N(P)
moorle	᛫ a rope for mooring a ship ᛫ pronesium ᛫	N
moose	᛫ food ᛫ nourishment ᛫	N
moot	᛫ an assembly ᛫ a council ᛭ to broach ᛫ to talk about ᛫ to debate ᛫ to argue ᛫ to dispute ᛭ no longer relevant ᛫	N᛭V᛭AJ
moothall	᛫ a room or building in which a moot is held ᛫	N
mooting	᛫ conversation ᛫ discussion ᛫ discourse ᛫ debate ᛫	N
mootstow	᛫ a meeting place ᛫ a forum ᛫	N
more	᛫ an edible root ( like a carrot or parsnip ) ᛫ a root ᛫ an origin ᛭ to take root ᛫ to root ᛫	N᛭V
more than enough	᛫ plenty ᛫	AJ᛭AV
morebeam	᛫ a Morus plant ( a mulberry tree ) ᛫	N
moreberry	᛫ a mulberry ᛫	N
morecrop	᛫ a Pimpinella plant ( a pimpernel ) ᛫	N
moreness	᛫ plurality ᛫	N
morning beads	᛫ matins ᛫	N
Morningland	᛫ the Orient ᛫ the Far East ᛫	N
morrow	᛫ the following day ᛫ the time following an event ᛫ the near future ᛫	N
morth	᛫ murder ᛫ slaughter ᛫	N
mostlings	᛫ for the most part ᛫	AV
mote	᛫ a particle ᛫ an atom ᛫	N
motherland	᛫ the land of one's ancestors or birth ᛫ the country which founded a colony ᛫	N
motherly	᛫ maternal ᛫	AJ
mothermorth	᛫ matricide ᛫	N
motherslayer	᛫ a matricide ᛫	N
mothertongue	᛫ one's native language ᛫	N
motherwit	᛫ common sense ᛫	N
mothren	᛫ maternal ᛫	AJ
mound	᛫ a hand ᛫ a hand ( a measurement ) ᛫ guardianship ᛫ protection ᛫	N
moundbreach	᛫ violation of security ᛫	N
mount	᛫ a mountain ᛫ a hill ᛫	N
mourn	᛫ to grieve ᛫	V
mousehare	᛫ an Ochotona animal ᛫ a pika ᛫	N
mousehart	᛫ a Tragulidae animal ᛫ a chevrotain ᛫	N
mouser	᛫ an animal that catches mice ( esp a cat ) ᛫	N
mouthharp	᛫ a harmonica ᛫	N
mouthly	᛫ oral ᛫	AJ
mouthroof	᛫ the palate ᛫	N
mouthroofy	᛫ palatal ᛫	AJ
mow	᛫ to be able to ᛫ to maybe be able to ᛫ to be permitted to ᛫ to be allowed to ᛫	V
mowing	᛫ capable ᛫ able ᛫	AJ
much	᛫ large ᛫ big ᛫	AJ
muchel	᛫ to increase ᛫ to magnify ᛫	V
muchness	᛫ majesty ᛫ magnificence ᛫ greatness ᛫ size ᛫	N
mudflow	᛫ a flowing or hardened stream of mud ᛫ a lahar ᛫	N
mug	᛫ a cup ᛫ face ( colloquial ) ᛫	N
mugwort	᛫ an Artemisia vulgaris plant ᛫ an Artemisia plant [ᚹ] ᛫	N
mum	᛫ silent ᛫	AJ
mumble	᛫ a quiet and indistinct utterance ᛭ to murmur ᛫	N᛭V
mun	᛫ to remember [ᚾ] ᛫	V
munworthy	᛫ memorable ᛫ worthy of being remembered ᛫	V
murder	᛫ a murder ᛭ to murder ᛫	N᛭V
murdersome	᛫ murderous ᛫	AJ
murdry	᛫ muderous ᛫	AJ
murk	᛫ darkness or particles that make it hard to see ᛫	N
murken	᛫ to murmur ᛫	V
murky	᛫ dark and gloomy ( esp due to thick mist ) ᛫ darkly vague ᛫ obscure ᛫	AJ
Muscovy	᛫ the principality of Moscow ᛫ Russia ᛫	N(P)
mut	᛫ to be allowed ᛫ to be permitted ᛫ to be compelled ᛫ must ᛫ may ( subjunctive ) ᛫	V
naft	᛫ poverty ᛫ indigence ᛫	N
nafty	᛫ poor ( unwealthy ) ᛫ indigent ᛫	AJ
nag	᛫ to niggle or to gripe continuously ᛫	V
nailkin	᛫ a Dianthus plant ( a carnation ) ᛫	N
nake	᛫ to strip ᛫ to undress ᛫	V
nake	᛫ a seacraft ᛫	N
naked	᛫ stripped ᛫ naked ᛫ undressed ᛫	AJ
nakedness	᛫ nudity ᛫	N
nam	᛫ am not ᛫	V
name	᛫ a noun ᛫	N
namebook	᛫ a register of names ᛫	N
namecouth	᛫ famous ᛫ well-known ᛫ of note ᛫ of renown ᛫	AJ
nameless	᛫ anonymous ᛫ indefinable ᛫	AJ
namelessness	᛫ anonymity ᛫ indefinability ᛫	N
namesake	᛫ one who is named after another or for whom another is named ᛫	N
nameshunning	᛫ antonomasia ᛫	N
naming	᛫ nomination ᛫	N
nana	᛫ a grandmother ᛫	N
nap	᛫ a cup ᛫ a bowl ᛫	N
narrow	᛫ a confinement ᛫ a durance ᛫ a strait ᛫ a difficulty ᛫	N
narrows	᛫ a narrow part of a strait , river , ocean current , etc ᛫	N
narxenwong	᛫ a paradise ᛫	N
narxenwongly	᛫ paradisiacal ᛫	AJ
nary	᛫ not any ᛫ not one ᛫	AJ
nas	᛫ not ᛫	AV
natheless	᛫ nevertheless ᛫	AV
naught	᛫ nothing ᛫ a zero ᛫ a null ᛫	N
naught but	᛫ just ᛫ merely ᛫ nothing but ᛫	AV
naughth	᛫ zeroth ᛫ 0th ᛫	AJ
naughties	᛫ the first decade of a century ᛫	N
naughty	᛫ mischievous ᛫ risqué ᛫	AJ
nave	᛫ to not have ᛫	V
nave	᛫ a wheel hub ᛫	N
navel	᛫ an umbilicus ᛫ a belly button ᛫ the central point of a place ᛫	N
navelstring	᛫ an umbilical cord ᛫	N
nay	᛫ a negative answer ᛭ to reply negatively ᛭ no ᛫	N᛭V᛭AV
nay	᛫ to address ᛫ to accost ᛫ to speak to ᛫ to assail ᛫	V
naying	᛫ negative ᛫	AJ
nayword	᛫ a term of negation ᛫	N
ne	᛫ no ᛫ not ᛫ nay ᛭ nor ᛫ neither ᛫	AV᛭C
neap	᛫ to pluck off ᛫	V
nearness	᛫ closeness ᛫ proximity ᛫ intimacy ᛫	N
nearsighted	᛫ myopic ᛫	AJ
nearsightedness	᛫ myopia ᛫	N
neat	᛫ a peasant holding land from a lord ᛫ a companion ᛫ a comrade [ᚹ] ᛫	N
neat	᛫ cattle ᛫ a cow ᛫ a bull ᛫	N
neath	᛫ beneath ᛫	P
neatherd	᛫ one who looks after neat ( cattle ) ᛫	N
neatland	᛫ rented land ᛫ feudally owned land ᛫	N
neb	᛫ a beak ᛫ a nose ᛫ a snout ᛫ a face ᛫	N
neckrib	᛫ a cervical rib ᛫	N
neckridgebone	᛫ a cervical vertebra ᛫	N
need	᛫ a necessity ᛫ a requirement ᛭ to require ᛫	N᛭V
needful	᛫ necessary ᛫ mandatory ᛫	AJ
needfully	᛫ necessarily ᛫	AV
needlefish	᛫ a Belonidae fish ᛫	N
needless	᛫ unnecessary ᛫	AJ
needlework	᛫ embroidery ᛫	N
needling	᛫ acupuncture ᛫	N
needmay	᛫ a close kinsman or kinswoman ᛫ a cousin ?᛫	N
neednot	᛫ a superfluity ᛫ an unnecessary thing ᛫	N
needs cost	᛫ necessarily ᛫	AV
needtharf	᛫ necessary ᛫	AJ
needwise	᛫ by necessity ᛫	AV
neep	᛫ a turnip ᛫	N
neepseed	᛫ rapeseed ᛫	N
neer	᛫ to save ᛫ to rescue ᛫	V
neer	᛫ the kidney ᛫	N
neese	᛫ to inspect ᛫ to visit ᛫	V
neet	᛫ to enjoy ( to make use of ) ᛫	V
neethe	᛫ to risk ᛫ to venture ᛫	V
neeve	᛫ nephew ᛫ a grandson ᛫	N
neigh	᛫ local- ᛫	PREFIX
neighledge	᛫ to approach ᛫	V
neightheed	᛫ a neighbouring people or nation ᛫	N
neighwist	᛫ neighborhood ᛫ society ᛫ fellowship ᛫	N
neither	᛫ neuter ( grammatical term ) ᛫	AJ
nem	᛫ to mention ᛫ to specify ᛫ to refer to ᛫ to designate ᛫ to name ᛫	V
nemmenly	᛫ nominative ( grammar ) ᛫	AJ
nesh	᛫ delicate ᛫ feeble ᛫ soft ᛫ tender ᛫ timid ᛫ dainty ᛫	AJ
neshen	᛫ to make tender or soft ᛫ mollify ᛫	V
neshly	᛫ tenderly ᛫	AV
neshness	᛫ docility ᛫ feebleness ᛫ weakness ᛫ softness ᛫	N
ness	᛫ a headland ᛫ a promontory ᛫ a cape ᛫	N
ness	᛫ -ity ( abstract nominal suffix ) ᛫	SUFFIX
nestle	᛫ to lie comfortably within or against something ᛫ to lie somewhat obscured ᛫	V
net	᛫ cyber- ( but only in internet contexts ) ᛫	PREFIX
nether	᛫ lower ᛫ low ᛫	AJ
Netherfrankish	᛫ Low Franconian ᛫	N(P)
nethergang	᛫ a descent ᛫	N
netherhair	᛫ pubic hair ᛫	N
netherhose	᛫ underpants ᛫	N(P)
Netherlander	᛫ one from the Netherlands ᛫	N(P)
Netherlandish	᛫ the Dutch language ᛫ of the Dutch ᛫	N(P)᛭AJ(P)
nethermind	᛫ the subconscious ᛫	N
netherness	᛫ inferiority ᛫	N
netherstock	᛫ a stocking ᛫ a 16th century stocking reaching above the knee and worn with upperstocks ᛫	N
netherwear	᛫ underwear ᛫ undergarments ᛫ lingerie ᛫	N
Nettilling Mere	᛫ Nettilling Lake ᛫	N(P)
nettle	᛫ an Urtica plant ᛭ to hit with nettles ᛫ to irritate ᛫ to annoy ᛫	N᛭V
nettlesome	᛫ annoying ᛫ irritating ᛫	AJ
network	᛫ a system or a group or a chain of interconnected parts ᛫	N
neveling	᛫ prone ᛫ face-down ᛫ supine ᛫ face-up ᛫	AV
neverending	᛫ infinite ᛫ endless ᛫	N
neverland	᛫ a utopia ᛫	N
new	᛫ neo- ᛫	PREFIX
new	᛫ stingy ᛫ niggardly ᛫ miserly ᛫	AJ
New English	᛫ Modern English ᛫	N(P)
New Everwich	᛫ New York City ᛫ New York state ᛫	N(P)
New Scotland	᛫ Nova Scotia ᛫	N(P)
new world ape	᛫ a New World monkey ᛫	N
newborn	᛫ an infant ᛭ nascent ᛫ reborn ᛫	N᛭AJ
newel	᛫ a novelty ᛫ novelty itself ᛫	N
newel	᛫ prone ᛫ prostrate ᛫ face-down ᛫ deep down ᛫ very low ᛫	AJ
newelness	᛫ the abyss ᛫	N
newen	᛫ recently ᛫	AV
newfangled	᛫ novel ᛫	AJ
newlings	᛫ recently ᛫ lately ᛫	AV
newsman	᛫ a reporter ᛫ a journalist ᛫	N
Nicaragua Mere	᛫ Lake Nicaragua ᛫	N(P)
nich	᛫ not I ᛫	N(PRO)
nick	᛫ to deny ᛫	V
nicker	᛫ a water spirit ᛫ a mermaid ᛫ a siren ᛫	N
nift	᛫ a niece ᛫ a granddaughter ᛫	N
nigh	᛫ to approach ᛭ near ᛭ close to ᛫	V᛭AJ᛭P
nigh on	᛫ just about ᛫	AJ
nighness	᛫ proximity ᛫	N
nightganger	᛫ a thing that goes about at night ᛫ a night monster ᛫ a hyena ? ᛫	N
nightish	᛫ nocturnal ᛫	AJ
nightledge	᛫ to become night ᛫	V
nightly	᛫ nocturnal ᛭ happening every night ᛫	AJ᛭AV
nightrail	᛫ a loose gown worn at night ᛫	N
nightshade	᛫ a Solanum plant ᛫	N
nightsong	᛫ compline ᛫	N
nightward	᛫ a nightguard ᛫ a nightwatchman ᛫	N
nill	᛫ will not ᛫	V
nim	᛫ to take ᛫ to seize ᛫ to gain ᛫	V
nimble	᛫ agile ᛫ dextrous ᛫	AJ
nimbleness	᛫ agility ᛫ dexterity ᛫ legerity ᛫	N
nimmer	᛫ a taker ᛫ a thief ᛫	N
nimth	᛫ unless ᛫ except ᛫	C
nine eyes	᛫ a lamprey ᛫	N
ninefold	᛫ nonuple ᛫	AJ᛭AV
ninesome	᛫ a nonet ᛫ a nonad ᛫	N
nip	᛫ clouds ᛫ mist ᛫ fog ᛫ vapor ᛫ obscurity ᛫ a nebula [ᚹ] ᛫	N
nip	᛫ to become low ( such as the setting of the sun or the bowing of one's head ) ᛫	V
nipe	᛫ to become dark ᛫	V
Nipigon Mere	᛫ Lake Nipigon ᛫	N(P)
nis	᛫ is not ᛫	V
nite	᛫ to clash ᛫ to butt against ᛫	V
nithe	᛫ enmity ᛫ rancour ᛫ spite ᛫	N
nither	᛫ to debase ᛫ to humiliate ᛫ to blight ᛫ to blast (as in blight a plant) ᛫	V
nithing	᛫ a wretch ᛫ an outcast ᛫ a social reject ᛫	N
niths	᛫ men ᛫ humans ( poetic ) ᛫	N
nitten	᛫ ignorant ᛫	AJ
nittenness	᛫ ignorance ᛫	N
nobbut	᛫ merely ᛫ just ᛭ except ᛭ except that ᛫	AV᛭P᛭C
noll	᛫ a crown of a head ᛫ a head ᛫ a nape ᛫	N
nonce	᛫ a nonce word ᛫ one occasion ᛭ for one occasion ᛫	N᛭AJ
nooth	᛫ boldness ᛫ daringness ᛫ temerity ᛫	N
Nornish	᛫ the Norwegian language ᛭ Norwegian ᛫	N(P)᛭AJ(P)
Nornishman	᛫ a Norwegian ᛫	N(P)
northen	᛫ from the north ᛫	AV
northern lights	᛫ the aurora borealis ᛫	N
Northish	᛫ Nordic ᛫	AJ
Northman	᛫ a Norseman ( a Dane , a Swede , a Norwegian , an Icelander , a Faroe Islander , etc ) ᛫	N(P)
Northmannish	᛫ Norse language ᛭ Norse ᛫	N(P)᛭AJ(P)
Northumber	᛫ Northumbria ᛫ the Northumbrians ᛫	N(P)
Northumberrich	᛫ the Kingdom of Northumbria ᛫	N(P)
Northumbrish	᛫ the Northumbrian tongue ᛭ Northumbrian ᛫	N(P)᛭AJ(P)
Norwales	᛫ Wales ᛫ Cambria ᛫ Welshmen ᛫	N(P)
Norway	᛫ Norway ᛫	N(P)
Norwelsh	᛫ Welsh language ᛭ Welsh ᛫ Cambrian ᛫	N(P)᛭AJ(P)
nosebone	᛫ a nasal bone ᛫	N
nosefire	᛫ rhinitis ᛫ coryza ᛫	N
nosegristle	᛫ a septum ᛫ nose cartilage ᛫	N
nosely	᛫ nasal ᛭ nasally ᛫	AJ᛭AV
nostle	᛫ a band or strip of material ᛫ a headband ᛫ a fillet ᛫	N
nosy	᛫ inquisitive ᛫ curious ᛫ prying ᛫ snoopy ᛫	AJ
note	᛫ benefit ᛫ usefulness ᛫ profit ᛫ advantage ᛭ to use ᛫	N᛭V
noteful	᛫ useful ᛫ beneficial ᛫ profitable ᛫ advantageous ᛫	AJ
notely	᛫ beneficial ᛫ useful ᛫ advantageous ᛫	AJ
nott	᛫ polled ᛫ hornless ᛫ antlerless ᛫	AJ
nottle	᛫ useful ᛫ advantageous ᛫ beneficial ᛫	N
notwithstanding	᛫ in spite of this ᛭ despite ᛫ in spite of ᛭ in spite of the fact that ᛫	AV᛭P᛭C
nough	᛫ bent down ᛫ low ᛫ lowly ᛫ humble ᛫ abject ᛫ mean ᛫ poor ᛫	AJ
nouth	᛫ just now ᛫ at present ᛫ in a moment ᛫	AV
now and then	᛫ occasionally ᛫	AV
nowend	᛫ a sailor ᛫ a mariner ᛫	N
nowhither	᛫ to nowhere ᛫	AV
nowise	᛫ in no way or manner ᛫	AV
numb	᛫ deprived of the power of feeling ᛫	AJ
nunhouse	᛫ a nunnery ᛫ a convent ᛫	N
nut	᛫ a pancreas ( of an animal ) ᛫	N
nye	᛫ to bend downwards ᛫ to curtsey ᛫	V
o	᛫ continually ᛫ always ᛭ aye ! ᛫	AV᛭I
oad	᛫ a funeral pyre ᛫	N
oakwern	᛫ a squirrel ᛫	N
oal	᛫ a fire ᛫ a flame ᛫	N
oalvat	᛫ a vat for placing on fire ( for cooking , etc ) ᛫	N
oast	᛫ a kiln ᛫	N
oath	᛫ a vow ᛫ a pledge ᛫ a sworn declaration ᛫	N
oathbreach	᛫ perjury ᛫	N
oathbreaker	᛫ a perjurer ᛫	N
oathom	᛫ a son-in-law ᛫ a brother-in-law ᛫	N
oathworthy	᛫ able to be trusted under oath ᛫	AJ
ock	᛫ ( diminutive suffix ) ᛫	SUFFIX
oddness	᛫ strangeness ᛫ oddity ᛫	N
odds and ends	᛫ miscellaneous things ᛫	N
oddsmaker	᛫ one who reckons betting odds ᛫	N
of late	᛫ recently ᛫	AV
off the mark	᛫ inaccurate ᛫	AJ
offal	᛫ garbage ᛫ trash ᛫ waste ᛫ internal organs which are to be discarded ᛫	N
offarm	᛫ to pity ᛫	V
offcome	᛫ an excuse ᛫	N
offdealing	᛫ a department ᛫ a division ᛫	N
offgalth	᛫ a superstition ᛫	N
offhand	᛫ curt ᛫ abrupt ᛫ informal ( of words or actions ) ᛭ without forethought ᛫ extempore ᛫ extemporaneous ᛫ impromptu ᛫ unpremeditated ᛫	AJ᛭AV
offhanded	᛫ of an ungraciously nonchalant manner ᛫	AJ
offhandedly	᛫ in an ungraciously nonchalant manner ᛫	AV
offing	᛫ the part of the sea that can be seen from the shore ᛫	N
offset	᛫ to counteract ᛫	V
offshoot	᛫ a derivative ᛫	N
ofold	᛫ simple ᛫ plain ᛫ onefold ᛫ single ᛫ singular ᛫	AJ
ofoldly	᛫ simply ᛫ plainly ᛫ singularly ᛫	AV
often	᛫ frequent ᛭ frequently ᛫	AJ᛭AV
oftenness	᛫ frequency ᛫	N
oftseen	᛫ often seen ᛫ unrare ᛫ common ᛫ usual ᛫	AJ
old moon	᛫ the moon at any time after full moon and before new moon ᛫	N
old world ape	᛫ a Catarrhini animal ᛫ an Old World monkey ᛫ an Old World anthropoid ᛫	N
oldbaken	᛫ stale ᛫	AJ
olden	᛫ related to former times ᛫	AJ
oldfangled	᛫ old-fashioned ᛫	AJ
oldfarrand	᛫ old-fashioned ᛫	AJ
oldmaidish	᛫ prim ᛫	AJ
olvend	᛫ a camel ᛫	N
on the mark	᛫ accurate ᛫	AJ
onalike	᛫ resemblance ᛫ similarity ᛫ simile ᛫ similitude ᛭ similar ᛭ similarly ᛫	N᛭AJ᛭AV
onalikeness	᛫ a formula ᛫ a pattern ᛫	N
onboard	᛫ in agreement ᛫ being a willing participant or supporter ᛫	AJ
onceover	᛫ a quick review , overview , or examination ᛫	B
ond	᛫ envy ᛫ jealousy ᛫ malice ᛫ spite ᛫ enmity ᛫	N
onday	᛫ an appointed day ᛫ an appointment ᛭ to appoint a day ᛫ to appoint ᛫	N᛭V
ondy	᛫ envious ᛫ jealousy ᛫ malicious ᛫ spiteful ᛫	AJ
one	᛫ to unify ᛫ to make one ᛫	V
one	᛫ uni- ᛫ mono- ᛫	PREFIX
one of a kind	᛫ unique ᛫	AJ
oneberry	᛫ a Paris quadrifolia plant ( paris ) ᛫	N
oned	᛫ united ᛫ unified ᛫	AJ
Oned Kingdom	᛫ the United Kingdom ᛫	N
onedeal	᛫ a one-piece swimsuit ᛫	N
onedom	᛫ unity ᛫	N
onefold	᛫ simple ᛫ plain ᛫	AJ
onefoldly	᛫ simply ᛫ plainly ᛫	AV
onefoldness	᛫ oneness ᛫ unity ᛫ simplicity ᛫ singleness ᛫	N
Onega Mere	᛫ Lake Onega ᛫	N(P)
oneganger	᛫ a lone traveller ᛫	N
onehood	᛫ unity ᛫ singularity ᛫ accord ᛫ concord ᛫ agreement ᛫ unanimity ᛫ consensus ᛫	N
onehorn	᛫ a unicorn ᛫	N
oneledge	᛫ to unite ᛫	V
oneleppy	᛫ single ᛫ unique ᛫ unmarried ᛫ isolated ᛫	N᛭AJ
onemood	᛫ of one mind ᛫ unanimous ᛫	AJ
onemoodly	᛫ unanimously ᛫	AV
onemoodness	᛫ unity ᛫ unanimity ᛫	N
oneness	᛫ unity ᛫ a union ᛫ uniformity ᛫ solitude ᛫ a singularity ᛫ monadity ᛫ a covenant ᛫ an agreement ᛫	N
oneread	᛫ agreed ᛫ resolute ᛫ unanimous ᛫	AJ
onereadly	᛫ unanimously ᛫ resolutely ᛫	AV
onereadness	᛫ concord ᛫ constancy ᛫ agreement ᛫	N
onesome	᛫ a solo ᛫ a singlet ᛫ a monad ᛫	N
onewield	᛫ an autocracy ᛫ a monocracy ᛫ dictatorship ᛫	N
onewielder	᛫ an autocrat ᛫ a monarch ᛫ a dictator ᛫	N
onewye	᛫ a duel ᛫	N
onfall	᛫ an attack [ᚹ] ᛫ an assault [ᚹ] ᛭ to attack ᛫ to assault ᛫ to fall upon ᛫	N᛭V
onfly	᛫ infectious disease ᛫	N
onflyleech	᛫ an infectious disease specialist ᛫	N
onget	᛫ to perceive ᛫ to comprehend ᛫	V
ongoing	᛫ continuing ᛫	AJ
oning	᛫ unification ᛫ a joining together ᛫	N
only	᛫ sole ᛫	AJ
onmarking	᛫ an inscription ᛫	N
onnim	᛫ to adopt ᛫	V
onset	᛫ an assault ᛫ an attack ᛫ an initial phase ᛭ to assault ᛫ to attack ᛫	N
onslaught	᛫ a fierce or destructive attack ᛫	N
Ontario Mere	᛫ Lake Ontario ᛫	N(P)
oom	᛫ rust ᛫	N
oose	᛫ a god of the Germanic pantheon ᛫	N
oost	᛫ a knot in a tree ᛫	N
oover	᛫ a shore ᛫	N
ooze	᛫ goo ᛫ juice sap ᛫ moisture ᛫ a secretion ᛭ to slowly secrete ᛫	N᛭V
oozy	᛫ juicy ᛫ succulent ᛫	AJ
openarse	᛫ a medlar ᛫	N
openhearted	᛫ frank ᛫	AV
or	᛫ proto- ᛫	PREFIX
orange	᛫ a piece of fruit of certain Citrus plants ᛫ the orange hue ᛭ of orange hue ᛫	N᛭AJ
orchard	᛫ a fruit tree garden ᛫	N
orcheap	᛫ gratis ᛫ gratuitously ᛫ without payment ᛫	AV
ord	᛫ a point ( of a sword , spear, pen , etc ) ᛫ a beginning ᛫	N
ordeal	᛫ a very unpleasant or dangerous prolonged experience ᛫	N
ordeer	᛫ a protozoan ᛫ a protozoon ᛫	N
ordfrom	᛫ a source ᛫ an origin ᛫ an originator ᛫ an author ᛫	N
ore	᛫ a messenger ᛫ a herald ᛫ an angel ᛫ an envoy ᛫	N
ore	᛫ honour ᛫ a showing of favour ᛭ to honour ᛫ to show favour ᛫	N᛭V
ore	᛫ raw metal ᛫ mineral containing a valuable constituent ( such as metal ) ᛫	N
orefast	᛫ honourable ᛫	AJ
oreful	᛫ venerable ᛫	AJ
oret	᛫ to disgrace ᛫ put to shame ᛫	V
oretship	᛫ infamy ᛫ disgrace ᛫	N
oreworthy	᛫ venerable ᛫	AJ
orf	᛫ cattle ᛫ livestock ᛫	N
orfowl	᛫ an archaeopteryx ( dinosaur and early bird ) ᛫	N
organ	᛫ an Origanum plant ( oregano , marjoram ) ᛫	N
orgel	᛫ pride ᛫ haughtiness ᛭ proud ᛫ prideful ᛫	N᛭AJ
orgle	᛫ a pipe organ ᛫	N
orground	᛫ a primal cause ᛫ the ultimate cosmic principle ᛫	N
orlay	᛫ fate ᛫ destiny ᛫	N
orley	᛫ strife ᛫ war ᛫	N
ormete	᛫ without measure ᛫ limitless ᛫ boundless ᛫ too big to measure ᛫	AJ
ormetly	᛫ excessively ᛫ immensely ᛫	AV
ormetness	᛫ excess ᛫ immensity ᛫	N
ormood	᛫ hopeless ᛫ despairing ᛫ without courage ᛫	AJ
ormoodness	᛫ despair ᛫ desperation ᛫	N
orn	᛫ excess ( in a bad way ) ᛭ excessive ᛫	N᛭AJ
orped	᛫ stout-hearted ᛫ bold ᛫ valiant ᛫ strong in battle ᛫ splendid excellent ᛫	AJ
orping	᛫ respiration ᛫	N
orsin	᛫ original sin ᛫	N
orsorrow	᛫ without sorrow ᛫ carefree ᛫	AJ
ort	᛫ a remnant of a meal ᛫ a remnant ᛫	N
orth	᛫ breath ᛭ to breathe ᛫ to pant ᛫	N
orthank	᛫ intelligence ᛫ skill ᛫ cunning ᛭ skillful cunning ᛫	N᛭AJ
ortongue	᛫ a proto-language ᛫	N
ortroth	᛫ distrust ᛫ suspicion ᛫	N
ortrow	᛫ to be distrustful of ᛫ to have suspicions of ᛫	V
orwood	᛫ an old-growth forest ᛫ a primaeval forest ᛫ a jungle ᛫	N
ost	᛫ a tree knot ᛫	N
oster	᛫ an oyster ᛫	N
oth	᛫ until ᛫ so much as ᛫ as far as ᛫	C&P
other	᛫ second ( a second thing ) ᛭ second ( second place in a sequence ) ᛫	N᛭AJ
other hoad	᛫ second person ᛫	N
Ottawa	᛫ Ottawa ᛫	N(P)
ought	᛫ persecution ᛫	N
oughten	᛫ the early morning ᛫ the period of twilight before dawn ᛫	N
oughtsong	᛫ matins ᛫ nocturns ᛫	N
oure	᛫ an aurochs ᛫	N
ourn	᛫ ours ᛫	N(PRO)
out	᛫ to exclude ᛫ to eject ᛫ to banish ᛫ to alienate ᛫ to expel ᛫	V
outbear	᛫ to support ᛫ bear out ᛫	V
outborn	᛫ foreign ᛫ alien ᛫	AJ
outbowed	᛫ convex ᛫ bent outwards ᛫ bulging ᛫	AJ
outbreathe	᛫ to exhale ᛫ to expire ᛫	V
outbuilding	᛫ a building subordinate to but separate from a main building ᛫	N
outcast	᛫ a pariah ᛭ ostracized ᛫	N᛭AJ
outcome	᛫ a result ᛫	N
outcund	᛫ foreign ᛫ alien ᛫ strange ᛫	AJ
outdweller	᛫ one who lives outside a certain place ᛫	N
outfare	᛫ an expedition ᛫ a going out ᛭ to exit ᛫	N
outfare	᛫ a journey ᛫ an expedition ᛫ an excursion ᛫	N
outflow	᛫ an efflux ᛫	N
outgang	᛫ an exit ᛫	N
outgang	᛫ fugitive ᛫ transitory ᛫	AJ
outgo	᛫ the outlay of money ( opposite of income ) ᛭ to go faster than ᛫ to go more than ᛫	N᛭V
outgoer	᛫ an emigrant ᛫	N
outgoing	᛫ sociable ᛫ gregarious ᛫ extroverted ᛫	AJ
outhwit	᛫ to study philosophy ᛫	V
outhwit	᛫ a scholar ᛫ a scribe ᛫ a philosopher ᛫ a specialist ᛫ an expert ᛫	N
outhwitly	᛫ philosophical ᛫ academic ᛫	AJ
outhwitting	᛫ philosophy ᛫ academia ᛫	N
outland	᛫ a foreign land ᛫	N
outlander	᛫ a foreigner ᛫	N
outlandish	᛫ foreign ᛫ bizarre and strange ᛫ unrealistic ᛫	AJ
outlay	᛫ an expenditure ᛫ a payment ᛫	N
outleap	᛫ a fine paid to a lord for leaving his estate without permission ᛫ escape from prison ᛭ to leap out ᛫ to escape ᛫	N᛭V
outler	᛫ an animal left unhoused over the winter ᛫	N
outlook	᛫ perspective ᛫	N
outlying	᛫ lying at a distance from a certain point ᛫ exterior ᛫	AJ
outname	᛫ an exonym ᛫ an xenonym ᛫	N
output	᛫ production ᛭ to produce ᛫ to expel ᛫ to dismiss ᛫	N᛭V
outright	᛫ total ᛫ clear and undisputed ᛭ completely ᛫ not by degrees or instalments ᛫	AJ᛭AV
outroot	᛫ to root out ᛫ to eradicate ᛫ to exterminate ᛫	V
outrooting	᛫ eradication ᛫	N
outshut	᛫ to shut out ᛫ to exclude ᛫	V
outspoken	᛫ vocal ( as in willing to express one's ideas ) ᛫	AJ
outstanding	᛫ prominent ᛫ noticeable ᛫ excellent ᛫ unresolved ( often debtwise ) ᛫	AJ
outward	᛫ external ᛫ superficial ᛭ towards the outside	AJ᛭AV
outwardly	᛫ from the outside ᛫ on the surface ᛫ superficially ᛫	AV
outwark	᛫ dysentery ᛫	N
outwear	᛫ to deplete ᛫ to exhaust ᛫	V
outwelt	᛫ to roll out ᛫	V
outworn	᛫ exhausted ᛫ outdated ᛫	AJ
outwrest	᛫ to extort ᛫	V
ouzel	᛫ a kind of blackbird ᛫	N
over against	᛫ as opposed to ᛫ in contrast with ᛫	P
overall	᛫ all around ᛭ generally ᛫	AJ᛭AV
overalls	᛫ a dungaree ᛫	N
overblow	᛫ to exaggerate ᛫	V
overblown	᛫ exaggerated ᛫	AJ
overboard	᛫ excessive ᛫	AJ
overbold	᛫ audacious ᛫ presumptuous ᛫ foolhardy ᛫ temerarious ᛫	AJ
overboldness	᛫ audacity ᛫ presumption ᛫ foolhardiness ᛫ temerity ᛫	N
overbrim	᛫ to overflow ᛫	V
overbrimming	᛫ superfluous ᛫	AJ
overcome	᛫ to prevail over ᛫ to win ᛫ to overwhelm with emotion ᛫ to overflow ᛫ to pass come or spread over ᛫	V
overdo	᛫ to do to excess ᛫ to exaggerate ᛫ to overcook ᛫	V
overdone	᛫ overcooked ᛫ done to excess ᛫ exaggerated ᛫	AJ
overdoor	᛫ a lintel ᛫ an ornamental panel above a doorway ᛫	N
overdrive	᛫ a function or setting that permits the exceeding of some normal operating level ᛫	N
overfall	᛫ to attack ᛫ to assail ᛫ to assault ᛫ to fall upon ᛫ to cover ᛫	V
overfare	᛫ to traverse ᛫ to pass over ᛫	V
overfat	᛫ obese ᛫	AJ
overfearful	᛫ overly fearful ᛫ paranoid ᛫	AJ
overfearfulness	᛫ paranoia ᛫	N
overflow	᛫ excess ᛫ spillage from an overflowing ᛭ to overflow ᛫	N᛭V
overflowing	᛫ abundant ᛫	AJ
overfrim	᛫ bonus ᛫	N
overgo	᛫ to exceed ᛫ to surpass ᛫ to rise above ᛫ to traverse ᛫ cross ᛫ to pass by ᛫ to conquer ᛫	V
overkind	᛫ a supercategory ᛫	N
overking	᛫ an emperor ᛫ a king of kings ᛫	N
overlay	᛫ to overcome ᛫ to defeat ᛫ to subdue ᛫	V
overling	᛫ a superior ᛫	N
overlink	᛫ a hyperlink ᛫	N
overlive	᛫ to survive someone ᛫	V
overlook	᛫ to supervise ᛫	V
overlook	᛫ an overview ᛫ a place affording a view of what is below ᛫ a balcony [ᚹ] ᛭ to supervise ᛫ to survey ᛫ to fail to observe ᛫ to pass over ᛫ to disregard ᛫ to ignore ᛫	N᛭V
overly	᛫ excessively ᛫	AV
overman	᛫ an Übermensch ᛫	N
overmood	᛫ overconfidence ᛫ pride ᛫ hubris ᛫	N
overmoodly	᛫ proudly ᛫ arrogantly ᛫	AV
overmoody	᛫ proud ᛫ arrogant ᛫	AJ
overmorrow	᛫ the day after tomorrow ᛫ on the day after tomorrow ᛫	N᛭AV
overmuch	᛫ excessively ᛫	AV
overnim	᛫ to take by violence ᛫ to violate ᛫ to take away ᛫ to carry off ᛫ to overtake ᛫	V
override	᛫ to annul ᛫	V
oversee	᛫ to administer ᛫ to supervise ᛫	V
overseer	᛫ a supervisor ( esp of workers ) ᛫	N
overself	᛫ a superego ᛫	N
overset	᛫ to assail ᛫ to vanquish in battle ᛫ to prevail over ᛫ to oppress ᛫ to tyrannize ᛫	V
overshoe	᛫ a galosh ᛫	N
oversight	᛫ an unintentional mistake ᛫ supervision ᛫	N
oversit	᛫ to neglect ᛫ to omit ᛫ to pass over ᛫	V
overspeak	᛫ to speak too much ᛫ to overstate ᛫ to exaggerate ᛫	V
overspeech	᛫ excessive language ᛫ loquacity ᛫ exaggeration ᛫	N
overstep	᛫ to wrongly or illegally exceed a limit ᛫	V
oversty	᛫ to surmount ᛫ to surpass ᛫ to transcend ᛫ to surpass ᛫	V
oversummer	᛫ to aestivate / to estivate ᛫	V
overtake	᛫ to pass a slower object ᛫ to become greater than something else ᛫ to occur unexpectedly ᛫	V
overthrow	᛫ to depose ᛫	V
overthwart	᛫ to go across [ᛏ] ᛭ crosswise ᛫ transverse ᛫ cross ᛫ contradictory ᛫ contentious ᛭ across ᛫ transversely ᛫ contrariwise ᛫ perversely ᛭ across ᛫	V᛭AJ᛭AV᛭P
overtread	᛫ to trespass ᛫ to interlope ᛫	V
overtreader	᛫ a trespasser ᛫ an interloper ᛫	N
overwalt	᛫ overturn ᛫	V
overway	᛫ an overpass ᛫ an elevated highway ᛫	N
overween	᛫ to presume ᛫ to be over confident ᛫	V
overwhelm	᛫ to inundate ᛫ to have a strong emotional effect on ᛫ to defeat completely ᛫ to overpower ᛫	V
overwin	᛫ to conquer ᛫ to subdue ᛫ to overcome ᛫	V
overwinter	᛫ to hibernate ᛫	V
overword	᛫ a refrain ( of a song ) ᛫ a chorus ( of a song ) ᛫	N
overwrit	᛫ an epistle ᛫	N
overwrought	᛫ overly complicated ᛫ anxious ᛫	AJ
ovest	᛫ speed ᛫ haste ᛫	N
ovestly	᛫ hastily ᛫ speedily ᛫	AV
ovet	᛫ a fruit ᛫ a legume ᛫ a pulse ( a kind of legume ) ᛫	N
ower	᛫ an aurochs ᛫	N
owhere	᛫ anywhere ᛫	AV
owhither	᛫ to any place ᛫ anywhither ᛫	AV
owing to	᛫ on account of ᛫ because of ᛫	P
owner	᛫ a possessor ᛫ a proprietor ᛫	N
ownership	᛫ possession ᛫ proprietorship ᛫ dominion ᛫	N
ownname	᛫ a proper noun ᛫	N
ownspeech	᛫ an idiom ᛫ a peculiarity of a language ᛫	N
oxgang	᛫ a measure of land consisting of around 8 to 30 acres ᛫	N
oxter	᛫ armpit ᛫	N
oxtongue	᛫ a Picris plant ᛫	N
oxtongue swamb	᛫ a Fistulina hepatica plant ᛫	N
pack	᛫ a package ᛫ a multitude ᛫ a collective ᛫	N
padfoot	᛫ a barghest ᛫	N
panhandler	᛫ a beggar ᛫	N
parrock	᛫ a small field ᛫ a small enclosure ᛫	N
pat	᛫ apt ᛫ contrived ᛫ trite ᛫	AJ᛭AV
peabone	᛫ a pisiform bone ᛫	N
peach	᛫ to deceive ᛫	V
pease	᛫ a pea ᛫	N
pen	᛫ a small enclosure ( esp for domestic animals ) ᛫ a large country estate ᛫ a plantation ᛭ to put in a pen ᛫	N
penniless	᛫ penurious ᛫	AJ
pennywharver	᛫ a money-changer ᛫	N
pepon	᛫ a melon ᛫ a gourd ᛫ a pumpkin ᛫	N
Perse	᛫ a Persian ᛫	N(P)
Perseland	᛫ Iran ᛫ Persia ᛫	N(P)
Persish	᛫ Persian ᛫	AJ(P)
persock	᛫ a peach ᛫	N
petersilly	᛫ parsley ᛫	N
pichsmolt	᛫ a mixture of grease and wood tar ᛫	N
pickthank	᛫ a sycophant ( esp a talebearing one ) ᛭ sycophantic ᛫	N᛭AJ
pickup	᛫ an anacrusis ( in music ) ᛫	N
pig	᛫ an earthenware jar or pitcher ᛫ a stone bottle ᛫	N
Pight	᛫ a Pict ᛫	N(P)
pile	᛫ a pilum ᛫	N
pind	᛫ to enclose ᛫ to pen ᛫ to impound ᛫ to cage ᛫ to imprison ᛫ to confine ᛫ to restrain ᛫ to limit ᛫	V
pine	᛫ to suffer a mental and physical decline esp because of a broken heart ᛫ to miss or long for ᛫	V
pinenut	᛫ a pinecone ᛫	N
pinfold	᛫ a pound for stray animals ᛫	N
pinpillow	᛫ a pincushion ᛫	N
pintle	᛫ a penis ᛫	N
pipefitter	᛫ a plumber ᛫	N
pitch	᛫ a tone ( of sound ) ᛫	N᛭V
pitchladder	᛫ a musical scale ᛫	N
pith	᛫ a tissue in the center of certain plant stems ᛫ the essence of something ᛫ a crux ᛫ a gist ᛫	N
pithouse	᛫ a grubhouse ( as in a Grubenhaus ) ᛫	N
pithy	᛫ concise ᛫ succinct ᛫	AJ
pitted	᛫ pockmarked ᛫ alveolate ᛫	AJ
plail	᛫ playful ᛫ sportive ᛫ jocose ᛫	AJ
plaily	᛫ ludic ᛫ theatrical ᛫	AJ
plash	᛫ a pool of standing water ᛫ a marshy place ᛫ a shallow pond ᛫	N
platch	᛫ an open space in a town ᛫ a square ᛫ a marketplace ᛫ a plaza ᛫	N
player	᛫ an entertainer ᛫ a minstrel ᛫ a jester ᛫ a player of a musical instrument ᛫ a juggler ᛫ a performer of plays ᛫ an actor ᛫ a reveler ᛫	N
playgame	᛫ an amusement ᛫ a pastime ᛫	N
playhouse	᛫ a theatre ᛫ a theater ᛫ a toy house for children to play in ᛫	N
playman	᛫ a player ᛫ an athlete ᛫ a wrestler ᛫ a gymnast ᛫	N
playstow	᛫ a gymnasium ᛫ a gym ᛫ a public recreation ground ᛫ a public park ᛫	N
plaything	᛫ a toy ᛫	N
playwright	᛫ a dramatist ᛫	N
plee	᛫ danger ᛫ peril ᛫ risk ᛭ to endanger ᛫ to risk ᛫	N
pleely	᛫ dangerous ᛫ perilous ᛫ hazardous ᛫	AJ
plight	᛫ risk ᛫ peril ᛫ hardship ᛫ responsibility ᛫ culpability ᛫	N᛭V
plitch	᛫ to pull ᛫ to pluck ᛫	V
plodder	᛫ a robot [ᚹ] ᛫ a bot [ᚹ] ᛫	N
plot	᛫ a piece of land ᛫ a graphic representation ( such as a chart , a diagram , or a map ) ᛫ the course of a story ᛫	N
ploughsharebone	᛫ a vomer ᛫	N
pluck	᛫ bird guts ᛫ guts ( as in courage nerve or persistence ) ᛫	N
pluckharp	᛫ a harpsichord ᛫	N
plucky	᛫ gutsy ᛫ spunky ᛫ feisty ᛫	AJ
poad	᛫ a coat ᛫	N
pock	᛫ a pus-filled swelling ᛫ a pit esp one formed as a scar ᛭ to scar with pits ᛫	N᛭V
pockmark	᛫ mark or scar in skin caused by a pock ᛫ crater in seafloor caused by erupting gas or liquid ᛫	N
pockmarked	᛫ having pockmarks ᛫ pitted or scarred with holes ᛫	AJ
pod	᛫ a seed case for legumes ᛫ a small vehicle ᛫ a pouch ᛭ to bear pods ᛫ to swell or fill ᛫	N᛭V
poll	᛫ a survey of opinions ᛭ to conduct a survey of opinions ᛫	N᛭V
pond duck	᛫ an Anas platyrhynchos bird ( a mallard ) ᛫	N
popedom	᛫ a papacy ᛫	N
poppy tears	᛫ opium ᛫	N
pore	᛫ to gaze intently ᛫ to read or study attentively ᛫ to think intently ᛫ to ponder ᛫	V
port	᛫ a portal ᛫ an entryway ᛫	N
port	᛫ a haven ᛫ a trade-town ᛫	N
portick	᛫ a porch ᛫ a portico ᛫ a deck ᛫ a veranda ᛫ a piazza ᛫	N
Portingale	᛫ Portugal ᛫	N(P)
portsale	᛫ an auction ᛫	N
pose	᛫ a head cold ᛫ catarrh ᛫	N
post	᛫ an upright log , stock , stake, etc ᛭ to put a message on a physical post ᛫ to comment online ᛫	N᛭V
pote	᛫ to poke ᛫ to push ᛫ to thrust ᛫	V
potgun	᛫ a mortar ( artillery ) ᛫	N
pothead whale	᛫ a Globicephala cetacean ( a pilot whale ) ᛫	N
potsherd	᛫ a broken piece of ceramic material ( esp one found on an archaeological site ) ᛫	N
potwhale	᛫ a sperm whale ᛫ a cachalot ᛫	N
pough	᛫ a pouch ᛫ a poke ᛫ a sack ᛫	N
pound	᛫ an enclosure for animals ( esp for stray or unlicensed animals ) ᛫	N
pounder	᛫ a pestle ᛫	N
Pounick	᛫ a Carthaginian ᛫	N(P)
pox	᛫ a disease with purulent skin eruptions ᛫ Syphilis ᛫ a curse ( figuratively ) ᛭ to infect with pox or Syphilis ᛫	N᛭V
prat	᛫ a prank ᛫ a cunning or mischievous trick ᛭ to prank ᛫ to trick ᛫	N᛭V
preke	᛫ an octopus ᛫	N
pretty	᛫ attractive ᛫ appealing ᛫ clever ᛫ tricky ᛭ quite ᛫	AJ᛭AV
pretty much	᛫ basically ᛫	AV
pretty up	᛫ to beautify ᛫	V
prick	᛫ a point ᛫ a pointed object ( a pin , a nail , a penis , etc ) ᛫ a point in space or time ᛫ a target ( esp in archery ) ᛫	N
prickle	᛫ a tool for pricking or puncturing ᛫ a pricket ᛫ a spike ᛫ a barb ᛫	N
priesthood	᛫ sacerdocy ᛫ clergy ᛫	N
priestly	᛫ clerical ᛫ sacerdotal ᛫	N
priestshire	᛫ a parish ᛫	N
prod	᛫ to probe ᛫	N
psalm	᛫ a psalm ᛫	N
psalter	᛫ a psalter ᛫ the Book of Psalms ᛫	N
puck	᛫ a mischievous spirit ᛫ an imp ᛫ a goblin ᛫ a hobgoblin ᛫ a fairy ᛫ a sprite ᛫ a gnome ᛫ a brownie ᛫ a kobold ᛫	N
puckish	᛫ mischievous ᛫ demonic ᛫	AJ
pull down	᛫ to bring low ᛫ to humble ᛫ to humiliate ᛫ to weaken ᛫ to demolish ᛫ to destroy ᛫ to overthrow ᛫ to depose ᛫ to dethrone ᛫	V
pung	᛫ a purse ᛫	N
purple	᛫ purple ᛭ of purple hue ᛫	N᛭AJ
purpur	᛫ a garment of purple ᛫	N
purse	᛫ a money bag ᛫ a fiscus ( whence comes " fiscal " ) ᛫	N
pursy	᛫ fiscal ᛫	AJ
put	᛫ to emplace ᛫ to place ᛫	V
put by	᛫ to set aside ᛫ to reject ᛫ to discount ᛫ to parry ᛫ to counter ᛫ to avert ᛫ to deflect ᛫ to dissuade ᛫ to evade ᛫	V
put forth	᛫ to state ᛫ to assert ᛫ to propound ᛫ to display ᛫ to present ᛫ to exhibit ᛫ to publish ᛫ to issue ᛫ to discharge ᛫ to emit ᛫	V
put forward	᛫ to propose ᛫ to propound ᛫ to further ᛫ to advance ᛫ to promote ᛫ to push into view or prominence ᛫	V
put in	᛫ to insert ᛫ to install ᛫ to appoint ᛫ to submit ᛫ to tender ᛫ to interpose ᛫ to intervene ᛫ to contribute ᛫ to invest ᛫	V
put off	᛫ to postpone ᛫ to defer ᛫ to remove ᛫ to divest ᛫ to abandon ᛫ to dissuade ᛫ to divert ᛫ to discourage ᛫ to deter ᛫ to disconcert ᛫	V
put on	᛫ to place ᛫ to attach ᛫ to don ᛫ to adopt ᛫ to assume ᛫ to feign ᛫ to pretend ᛫ to deceive ᛫	V
put out	᛫ to depose ᛫ to dismiss ᛫ to expel ᛫ to evict ᛫ to dislocate ᛫ to publish ᛫ to issue ᛫ to distribute ᛫ to extinguish ᛫ to douse ᛫	V
put together	᛫ to place side by side ᛫ to juxtapose ᛫ to combine ᛫ to connect ᛫ to unite ᛫ to construct ᛫ to compile ᛫ to compose ᛫ to assemble ᛫	V
putch	᛫ a coup d'etat ᛫	N
quale	᛫ death ᛫ a quelling ᛫ a plague ᛫	N
qualehouse	᛫ a part of a prison for those condemned to death ᛫	N
qualm	᛫ a scruple ᛫	N
qualmish	᛫ nauseated ᛫	AJ
qualmstow	᛫ an execution-place ᛫	N
quartern	᛫ a prison ᛫ a gaol ᛫ a jail ᛫ a cell ᛫	N
quarternward	᛫ a gaoler ᛫ a jailor ᛫ a prison warder ᛫	N
quead	᛫ evil ᛫ wickedness ᛭ evil ᛫ wicked ᛫	N᛭AJ
queal	᛫ to die ᛫ to perish ᛫	V
queath	᛫ to comment ᛫ to declare ᛫ to say ᛫	V
queddle	᛫ talkative ᛫	AJ
queem	᛫ pleasure ᛫ satisfaction ᛭ to please ᛫ to satisfy ᛫ to gratify ᛭ pleasant ᛫ agreeable ᛫ comfortable ᛫	V᛭AJ
queemful	᛫ pleasing ᛫ satisfying ᛫ agreeable ᛫	AJ
queenly	᛫ reginal ᛫	AJ
quell	᛫ to kill ᛫ to snuff out ᛫ to put down ᛫	V
queller	᛫ an executioner ᛫ a killer ᛫	N
quench	᛫ to overcome ᛫ to subdue ᛫ to destroy ᛫ to relieve ᛫ to extinguish ᛫ to satisfy ᛫	V
quenchcoal	᛫ a person or thing that undermines zeal ( esp with respect to religion ) ᛫	N
quern	᛫ a hand mill for grinding grain ( typically consisting of two circular stones ) ᛫ a mill [ᚹ] ᛫	N
quetch	᛫ to shake ᛫ to twitch ᛫ to flinch ᛫ to vibrate ᛫	V
quick	᛫ conscious ᛫ alive ᛫ rapid ᛫ fast ᛫	AJ
quickbeam	᛫ a Sorbus tree ᛫ a rowan ᛫ a service tree ᛫ a mountain ash ᛫	N
quickberry	᛫ a juniper berry ᛫	N
quicken	᛫ to resurrect ᛫ to rejuvenate ᛫ to animate ᛫ to revive ᛫ to germinate ᛫ to speed up ᛫ to ferment ᛫	V
quickfee	᛫ living property ᛫ living wealth ᛫ cattle ᛫	N
quick-in-hand	᛫ an Impatiens plant ( balsam ) ᛫	N
quicklime	᛫ calcium oxide ᛫	N
quickness	᛫ consciousness ᛫ rapidity ᛫	N
quicksilver	᛫ mercury ( the metal ) ᛫	N
quid	᛫ a statement ᛫ a term ( as in a saying ) ᛭ to utter ᛫ to state ᛫	N᛭V
quild	᛫ a plague ᛫ a pestilence ᛫ a murrain ᛫	N
quillpig	᛫ a porcupine ᛫	N
quillwort	᛫ an Isoetes plant ᛫	N
quirk	᛫ an idiosyncrasy ᛫	N
quitch	᛫ a Elymus repens plant ( quack grass ) ᛫	N
quith	᛫ a womb ᛫ a matrix ᛫	N
quithe	᛫ to lament ᛫ to deplore ( as in bewail ) ᛫	V
quoon	᛫ to lament ᛫ to deplore ( as in bewail ) ᛫	V
quotha	᛫ ( used to express surprise or contempt ) ᛫	I
rack	᛫ a parrel ᛫ a parrel-rope ᛫ a rope for fastening the middle of a yard to the mast ᛫	N
rack	᛫ a mass of high thick fast-moving clouds ᛫	N
rackent	᛫ a chain ᛫	N
radich	᛫ a Raphanus sativus plant ᛫	N
rail	᛫ a garment ᛫ raiment ᛫ an outfit ᛫ clothing ᛫ a cloth ᛫ a rag ᛫	N
railthane	᛫ an officer in charge of clothes and vestments ᛫ a robekeeper ᛫	N
rain	᛫ arch- ᛫ highest- ᛫	PREFIX
rain	᛫ to prepare ᛫ to arrange ᛫ to regulate ᛫	V
rainbow	᛫ an iris ᛫	N
rainbowgleam	᛫ iridescence ᛫	N
rainpiper	᛫ a Charadriinae bird ( a plover ) ᛫	N
Rainsbury	᛫ Regnesburg ᛫	N
rainshade	᛫ an umbrella ᛫	N
rainwood	᛫ a rainforest ᛫	N
rake	᛫ a narrative ᛫ an account ᛫ an exposition ᛫ a treatise ᛫	N
rake	᛫ a track ᛫ a pass ᛭ to proceed ᛫ to take a course ᛫	N᛭V
raked	᛫ a palace ᛫	N
rakedly	᛫ palatine ᛫ palatial ᛫ pertaining to a palace ᛫	AJ
rakehell	᛫ a fashionable or wealthy man of immoral or promiscuous habits ᛫ a libertine ᛫	N
rakehelly	᛫ libertine ᛫	AJ
rakeshame	᛫ a disreputable or dissolute person ᛫ a rogue ᛫	N
ram	᛫ a male sheep ᛫	N
ram	᛫ a cramp ᛫ a spasm ᛫	N
Ram	᛫ Aries ᛫	N(P)
ran	᛫ a whale ᛫	N
rand	᛫ a strip of something ( land , meat , etc ) ᛫ a shield ( poetic ) ᛫	N
randbigh	᛫ a boss of a shield ᛫ an umbo of a shield ᛫	N
rank	᛫ overgrown ᛫ smelly ᛫ virulent ᛫	AJ
ranroad	᛫ the sea or ocean ( poetic ) ᛫	N
rare	᛫ lightly cooked ᛫	AJ
raring	᛫ eager ᛫ enthusiastic ᛫	AJ
rasen	᛫ a beam used to support the timbers of a roof ᛫ a wall plate ᛫ a raising plate ᛫	N
rash	᛫ a dash ᛫ a hurry ᛫ a rush ᛭ to move quickly ᛫ to hurry ᛫ to rush ᛭ overly hasty ᛫	N᛭V᛭AJ
ratch	᛫ a dog that hunts by scent ᛫	N
rathe	᛫ eager ᛫ prompt ᛫ rash ᛫ early ᛫ too early ᛫	AJ
ratheripe	᛫ precocious ᛫ rareripe ᛫	AJ
rathest	᛫ soonest ᛫ earliest ᛫	AJ
ratsbane	᛫ rat poison ᛫	N
ravenflint	᛫ obsidian ᛫	N
raw	᛫ uncooked ᛫ default ᛫ unmodified ᛫ unrefined ᛫	AJ
raw	᛫ lichen ᛫	N
ray	᛫ a wild she-goat ᛫	N
reach	᛫ an extent of influence or an effect ᛭ to arrive at ᛫	N᛭V
reacon	᛫ apt ᛫ prompt ᛫ capable ᛫ qualified ᛫	AJ
read	᛫ a lesson ᛫ a reading ᛭ to interpret ᛫	N᛭V
reading	᛫ an interpretation ᛫ interpretation itself ᛫ a lesson ᛫	N
readingbook	᛫ a lesson book ᛫ a lectionary ᛫	N
readingshamble	᛫ a lectern ᛫	N
readout	᛫ a gauge [ᚹ] ᛫	N
ream	᛫ to expand ( esp a hole ) ᛫	V
ream	᛫ cream ᛫ a film or skin on the surface of milk ᛫ consecrated oil ᛫ oil ᛭ to cream forth ᛫	N᛭V
reap	᛫ to gather a crop ᛫ to harvest ᛫ to receive something as a consequence ᛫	V
rear	᛫ to raise ᛫ to erect something ᛫ to establish ᛫ to levy ᛫ to breed animals ᛫ to raise a child ᛫	V
reard	᛫ a voice ( whether human or animal ) ᛫ speech ᛫ a loud vocal outburst ᛫ a cry ᛫ a roar ᛫	N
reardbearer	᛫ a bearer of speech or voice ᛫ a person ᛫	N
rearded	᛫ voiced ( spoken with vibration of the vocal chords ) ᛫	AJ
rearheadbone	᛫ an occipital bone ᛫	N
rearhorse	᛫ a praying mantis ᛫	N
rearmouse	᛫ a Chiroptera animal ( a bat ) ᛫	N
rease	᛫ a rush ᛫ a race ᛫ a charge ( like in battle ) ᛫ an assault ᛫ a moment of time ᛭ to rush ᛫ to race ᛫ to charge ( like in battle ) ᛫ to assault ᛫	N᛭V
reasow	᛫ to suspect ᛫ to suppose ᛫	V
reasower	᛫ a counsellor ᛫ a chief ᛫ one who thinks for the public ᛫	N
reasowing	᛫ supposition ᛫ conjecture ᛫	N
reat	᛫ to lament or to wail in grief ᛫	V
reave	᛫ to plunder ᛫ to rob ᛫ to pillage ᛫	V
reavedeer	᛫ a carnivore ᛫ an animal of the order Carnivora ᛫	N
reaver	᛫ a robber ᛫ a raider ᛫ a bandit ᛫ a plunderer ᛫ a marauder ᛫	N
reck	᛫ to heed ᛫ to consider ᛫ to be concerned with ᛫	V
reckful	᛫ cautious ᛫ attentive ᛫	AJ
recking	᛫ concern ᛫ caution ᛫	N
reckless	᛫ incautious ᛫ lacking attention ᛫	AJ
reckness	᛫ a narration ᛫ a history ᛫ a report ᛫ an interpretation ᛫	N
reckon	᛫ to calculate ᛫ to suppose ᛫ to enumerate ᛫ to recite from a list ᛫ to list ᛫	V
reckoner	᛫ a computer ᛫ a calculator ᛫	N
reckoning	᛫ a supposition ᛫ a calculation ᛫ an estimation ᛫ a balance sheet ᛫ a bank account [ᚹ] ᛫ a bill ᛫ an invoice ᛫ a statement of charges ᛫	N
red	᛫ a communist ᛫ a socialist ᛭ communistic ᛫ socialistic ᛫	N᛭AJ
red	᛫ ( forms nouns showing a condition or a state ) ᛫	SUFFIX
red fingerapple	᛫ a Ziziphus jujuba plant ( jujube ) ᛫ the fruit of this plant ᛫	N
red maithe	᛫ an Adonis annua plant ( pheasant's eye ) ᛫	N
Red Russland	᛫ Red Ruthenia ᛫	N
redback	᛫ a yuan ᛫	N
redbuck	᛫ an impala ᛫	N
redd	᛫ to save ᛫ to rescue ᛫ to free from something unpleasant such as embarrassment ᛫	V
rede	᛫ advice ᛫ counsel ᛭ to advise ᛫ to counsel ᛫	N᛭V
redebaner	᛫ one who advises murder but does not commit it ᛫	N
redeful	᛫ wise ᛫ prudent ᛫ providing good counsel ᛫	AJ
redegift	᛫ a senate ᛫ a consulate ᛫	N
redely	᛫ promptly ᛫ expeditiously ᛫ vigorously ᛫ surely ᛫ certainly ᛫ explicitly ᛫	AV
redesman	᛫ an adviser ᛫ a counsellor ᛫	N
redflag	᛫ an indication that something's wrong ᛫	N
redshank	᛫ a Tringa totanus animal ᛫	N
redstart	᛫ a Phoenicurus bird ( and other kinds of birds too ) ᛫	N
redware	᛫ terracotta ᛫	N
reef	᛫ robbery ᛫	N
reef	᛫ to roof ᛫ to cover ᛫	V
reek	᛫ vapour ᛫ a strong bad smell ᛫	N
reekle	᛫ incense ᛭ to cense with incense ᛫	N᛭V
reeklebook	᛫ a bulging vessel for holding incense ᛫	N
reeklevat	᛫ a censer ( an ornamental container for burning incense ) ᛫	N
reel	᛫ a kind of spool ᛫ a spool machine ᛫ a kind of dance ᛫ a dance ᛭ to wind on a reel ᛫ to dance ᛫	N᛭V
reese	᛫ to tremble ᛫ to tremble with rage ᛫ to shudder ᛫ to quake ᛫ to shake ᛫ to rattle ᛫ to clatter ᛫	V
reese	᛫ to descend ᛫ to fall on one's sword ᛫ to fall out ( of hair ) ᛫ to collapse ᛫ to fall in battle ᛫	V
reet	᛫ to cheer ᛫ to gladden ᛫ to comfort ᛫	V
reeth	᛫ fierce ᛫ cruel ᛫ wild ᛫ savage ᛫	AJ
reeth	᛫ triumph ᛫	N
Reethmonth	᛫ March ᛫	N(P)
reethness	᛫ ferociousness ᛫ ruthlessness ᛫ mercilessness ᛫ cruelness ᛫	AJ
reethy	᛫ triumphant ᛫ exultant ᛫	AJ
reeve	᛫ a bailiff ᛫ a local official ᛫ a magistrate ᛫ a municipal official ᛫	N
reeveship	᛫ a bailiffship ᛫	N
reigh	᛫ fierce ᛫ tempestuous ᛫	AJ
reigh	᛫ a Batoidea fish ( a ray ) ᛫	N
Reindeer Mere	᛫ Reindeer Lake ᛫	N(P)
rem	᛫ to hinder ᛫ to block progress ᛫ to obstruct ᛫ to cumber ᛫	V
remming	᛫ a hindrance ᛫ an obstacle ᛫ an obstruction ᛫	N
ren	᛫ to coagulate ᛫	V
rend	᛫ to tear into pieces ᛫ to wrench something violently ᛫ to cause great emotional pain to ᛫	V
rennet	᛫ a cheeselib ( an enzyme used in making cheese ) ᛫	N
rest	᛫ relief from exertion ᛫ sleep ᛫ inactivity ᛭ to take relief from exertion ᛫ to sleep ᛫ to become inactive ᛫	N᛭V
rest on	᛫ to depend on ᛫	V
Restday	᛫ the Hebrew Sabbath ( Saturday by extension ) ᛫ a day of rest ᛫	N
resthome	᛫ a nursing home ᛫ an old people's home ᛫ an old folk's home ᛫	N
resthouse	᛫ a hotel ᛫ a hostel ᛫	N
retch	᛫ to explain ᛫ to expound ᛫ to describe ᛫ to interpret ᛫	V
retch	᛫ to vomit ᛫ to puke ᛫	V
retcher	᛫ an explainer ᛫ an expounder ᛫ a descriptor ᛫ a theorist ᛫ an interpreter ᛫	N
retching	᛫ an explanation ᛫ an expounding ᛫ a description ᛫ a theory ᛫ an interpretation ᛫	N
rib	᛫ a joke ᛫	N
ribframe	᛫ a rib cage ᛫	N
ric	᛫ ( shows a jurisdiction dominion or rule over something ) ᛫	SUFFIX
rice	᛫ a twig ᛫ a stick ᛫ a bobbin ᛫ a spool ᛫	N
rich	᛫ a dominion ᛫ a political entity ᛫ an empire ᛫ a state ᛫ a country ᛫ a nation ᛭ potent ᛫ powerful ᛫ wealthy ᛫	N᛭AJ
richdom	᛫ wealth ᛫ riches ᛫ affluence ᛫	N
richen	᛫ a female magnate ᛫	N
richer	᛫ a magnate ᛫	N
rick	᛫ a stack ᛫ a stook ᛫	N
rid	᛫ to disencumber ᛫	V
ridding	᛫ a removal ᛫	N
riddle	᛫ a coarse sieve ᛭ to screen ᛫ to permeate ᛫ to fill with holes ᛫	N᛭V
rideheer	᛫ a troop of cavalry ᛫	N
rider	᛫ a passenger ᛫	N
ridge	᛫ a ridge ᛫ the back of a creature ᛫	N
ridgebone	᛫ a backbone ᛫ a spine ᛫ a vertebra ᛫	N
ridgedeer	᛫ a vertebrate ᛫	N
riding	᛫ a subdivision of a county ( traditionally ones which come in a group of three ) ᛫ an electoral district (Canada) ᛫	N
RIF	᛫ RIP ( rest in peace ) ᛫	AC
rife	᛫ common ᛫ widespread ᛫ abounding ᛫ plentiful ᛫ frequent ᛫	AJ
riff	᛫ a uterus ᛫ a belly ᛫	N
rift	᛫ a laena ᛫ cloak ᛫	N
right	᛫ just ᛫ correct ᛭ just ᛫ correctly ᛫ exactly ᛫ precisely ᛫	AJ᛭AV
right ago	᛫ just now ᛫	AV
righten	᛫ to rectify ᛫	V
rightframed	᛫ rightly constituted ᛫ orthodox ᛫	AJ
rightful	᛫ having a legitimate right to something ᛫ legitimately claimed ᛫	AJ
rightfully	᛫ legitimately ᛫	AV
rightledge	᛫ to correct ᛫ to rectify ᛫	V
rightliefful	᛫ orthodox ᛫	AJ
rightlieffulness	᛫ orthodoxy ᛫	N
rightly	᛫ correctly ᛫ justifiably ᛫	AV
rightminded	᛫ sane ᛫ decent ᛫ morally upright ᛫	AJ
rightwise	᛫ to justify ᛫ to vindicate ᛭ sanctimonious ᛫ moral ᛫ righteous ᛫ just ᛫ clockwise ᛫	V᛭AJ
rightwiseness	᛫ righteousness ᛫ justice ᛫	N
rightwising	᛫ justification ᛫	N
rim	᛫ a border ᛫	N
rime	᛫ to clear ᛫ to clear up ᛫ to clear away ᛫ to make room ᛫ to die ᛫ to depart ᛫	V
rime	᛫ a number ᛭ to number ᛫ to count ᛫	N᛭V
rime	᛫ ice formed by the rapid freezing of cold water droplets of fog onto a cold surface ᛫	N
rimebook	᛫ a calendar ᛫	N
rimecraft	᛫ arithmetic ᛫ mathematics ᛫ maths ᛫ math ᛫	N
rimekeeping	᛫ accounting ᛫	N
rimer	᛫ a computer ᛫ a counter ᛫ a calculator ᛫	N
rimple	᛫ to crease ᛫	V
rimth	᛫ an extent ᛫ a space ᛫ a space of time ᛫	N
rind	᛫ crust ᛫ bark ᛫ peel ᛫ skin ᛫ cortex [ᚹ] ᛭ to remove the rind from ᛫ to peel ᛫	N᛭V
Rine	᛫ the Rhine river ᛫	N
rine	᛫ a touch ᛫ an effect [ᚹ] ᛭ to touch ᛫ to affect [ᚹ] ᛫	N᛭V
rinenly	᛫ touchable ᛫ tangible ᛫ physical ᛫	AJ
ring	᛫ a circle ᛫ a clique ᛫ a cabal ᛫	N
ringleader	᛫ the leader of a clique or a cabal ᛫	N
ringnet	᛫ mail ᛫ chainmail ᛫ a coat of mail ᛫ a coat of chainmail ᛫ a hauberk ᛫ a corselet ᛫	N
Rinish	᛫ Rhenish ᛫	AJ
Rinish	᛫ of or pertaining to the Rhine river or the regions near it ᛫	AJ(P)
rink	᛫ a man ( esp a heroic one ) ᛫	N
rinnel	᛫ a courier ᛫ a runner ᛫	N
ripe	᛫ mature ᛫ ready for use ᛫	AJ
ripe	᛫ to rob ᛫ to plunder ᛫ to ransack ᛫ to rifle through ᛫ to rummage ᛫ to search thoroughly ᛫	V
ripen	᛫ to mature ᛫	V
ripple	᛫ a coppice? ᛫	N
rise	᛫ an upward movement ᛫ an increase ᛫ a raise ( a salary increase ) ᛭ to go up ᛫ to ascend ᛫	N᛭V
rissle	᛫ soft fat ᛫ suet ᛫ axungia ᛫	N
rist	᛫ a rising ᛫ an elevation of the ground ᛫ an ascent ᛫ a rise in price ᛫ an increase in population ᛫	N
rith	᛫ a mastiff ᛫ a bloodhound ᛫ a large dog ᛫	N
rith	᛫ a fever ᛫	N
rithe	᛫ a small stream ᛫	N
riveling	᛫ a rawhide shoe or boot ᛫ a Scot ( derogatory ) ᛫	N
rix	᛫ to rule ᛫ to reign ᛫ to govern ᛫	V
rixing	᛫ a government ᛫	N
rizzle	᛫ grease ᛫	N
road	᛫ an arterial ᛫ a passage ᛫ an avenue ᛫ an expressway ᛫ a course (literally and figuratively) ᛫	N
roadness	᛫ rhoticity ᛫	N
roan	᛫ a reindeer ᛫ a caribou ᛫	N
rochet	᛫ to eructate ᛫	V
rock	᛫ a woman's upper garment ᛫	N
rodden	᛫ adorned ᛫	AJ
rodder	᛫ the firmament ᛫ outer space ᛫ aether ᛫	N
rodder	᛫ astro- ᛫ cosmo- ᛫	PREFIX
roddercraft	᛫ a spacecraft ᛫ a spaceship ᛫	N
rodderfarer	᛫ an astronaut ᛫ a cosmonaut ᛫	N
rodderling	᛫ a space alien ᛫	N
rodderlore	᛫ astronomy ( the scientific field dealing with celestial objects and space ) ᛫	N
rodderly	᛫ celestial ᛫	AJ
rode	᛫ reason ( as in rationality ) ᛭ rational ᛫ reasonable ᛫	N᛭AJ
roke	᛫ expectoration ᛫ spittle ᛫ matter brought up when clearing the throat ᛫	N
Romania	᛫ Romania ᛫ Rumania ᛫	N(P)
Ronding	᛫ one of the Reudigni ᛫	N(P)
Rone	᛫ Rouen ( city in Normandy ) ᛫	N
rone	᛫ a rain gutter ᛫ a gutter [ᚹ] ᛫	N
roo	᛫ peace ᛫ stillness ᛫ quietness ᛫ silence ᛫ tranquillity ᛫	N
rood	᛫ a cross ᛫ a crucifix ᛫	N
roodfasten	᛫ to crucify ᛫	V
roodhang	᛫ a crucifix ᛫ a crucifixion ᛫	N
roodsithe	᛫ a cross-expedition ᛫ a crusade ᛫	N
roodwye	᛫ a crusade ᛫	N
roof	᛫ vigorous ᛫ strong ᛫ valiant ᛫	AJ
roof	᛫ a ceiling ᛫ a palate of a mouth ᛭ to cover ᛫	V
roofbone	᛫ a palatine bone ᛫	N
rook	᛫ a cheat ᛫ a swindler ᛫ a Corvus frugilegus bird ᛫	N
Room	᛫ Rome ᛫	N
room	᛫ space ᛫ volume ᛫ a section of a building ᛫	N
room	᛫ soot ᛫	N
Roomanish	᛫ Roman ᛫	AJ(P)
Roomany	᛫ the Roman Empire ᛫	N(P)
Roomer	᛫ a Roman ( one who lives in the city of Rome ) ᛫	N
roomet	᛫ extent ᛫ space ᛫ extension ᛫ clearance ᛫	N
roomhearted	᛫ generous ᛫ liberal hearted ᛫	AJ
roomstead	᛫ a compartment ᛫	N
roomth	᛫ capacity ᛫ volume ᛫	N
roomtime	᛫ spacetime ᛫	N
roomy	᛫ spacious ᛫	AJ
roomy	᛫ sooty ᛫ dirty ᛫ bedaubed ᛫	AJ
roop	᛫ a cry ᛭ to cry out ᛫	N᛭V
roor	᛫ potent ᛫ vigorous ᛫	AJ
roose	᛫ a rose ᛫ the rose hue ᛭ of rose hue ᛫	N᛭AJ
rooselawer	᛫ oleander ᛫	N
roosemallow	᛫ a hibiscus ᛫	N
roost	᛫ the internal structure of a roof ᛫ an attic ᛫ a sollar ᛫ a garret ᛫ a loft ᛫	N
root	᛫ glad ᛫ cheerful ᛫	AJ
rootfast	᛫ firmly held by the roots ᛫ securely established ᛫	AJ
rop	᛫ a colon ᛫ an intestine ᛫ intestines ᛫ entrails ᛫ guts ᛫ bowels ᛫ small intestines ᛫	N
roster	᛫ a list of names ᛫ a muster roll ᛫	N
rot	᛫ thick fluid ᛫ scum ᛫ mucus ᛫	N
rotgut	᛫ low-quality alcoholic liquor ᛫	N
Rothem	᛫ Rouen ( city in Normandy ) ᛫	N(P)
rother	᛫ a bovine ᛫	N
rother	᛫ comfort ᛫ solace ᛭ to comfort ᛫ to console ᛫	N᛭V
rotherflesh	᛫ beef ᛫	N
rothern	᛫ of oxen ᛫ of cattle ᛫	AJ
rothhound	᛫ a mastiff ᛫ a molossus ᛫ a large dog ᛫	N
router	᛫ a machine for woodworking ᛫ a person who uncovers things ᛫	N
row	᛫ a series ᛫ a line ᛫ a line of words ᛫ succession ᛫ a rank ( of soldiers etc ) ᛫ a streak ᛫ a stripe ᛫	N
rower	᛫ a heron ᛫ an egret ᛫	N
rown	᛫ crypto- ᛫	PREFIX
rown	᛫ a mystery ᛫ a secret ᛫ hidden speech ᛫ a whisper ᛫ a rune ᛭ to whisper ᛫	N᛭V
rowncraft	᛫ arcane knowledge or arts ᛫	N
rowncrafty	᛫ learned in arcane knowledge or arts ᛫	AJ
rownish	᛫ runic ᛫	AJ
rownlore	᛫ runology ᛫	N
rownshat	᛫ a unit of cryptocurrency ᛫ cryptocurrency ᛫	N
rownstaff	᛫ a rune ( a runic character ) ᛫	N
rowny	᛫ mystical ᛫ mysterious ᛫	AJ
rud	᛫ redness ᛫ blush ᛫ the Tagetes plant ( marigold ) ᛭ to redden ᛫	N᛭V
ruddle	᛫ red ochre ᛭ to mark with red ochre ᛫ to raddle or twist ᛫	N᛭V
ruddock	᛫ the Erithacus rubecula bird ᛫	N
ruddock	᛫ a robin ᛫	N
rue	᛫ regret ᛫ remorse ᛭ to regret ᛫ to be penitent ᛫	N᛭V
ruechary	᛫ troubled ᛫ anxious ᛫ sorrowful ᛫	AJ
rug	᛫ a carpet ᛫	N
run in	᛫ a disagreement or conflict ( esp with an established authority ) ᛫	N
runaway	᛫ an estray ᛭ unchecked ᛫ rampant ᛫ fugitive ᛫	N᛭AJ
rung	᛫ a foot bar on a ladder ᛫ a level in a hierarchy ᛫ a rank ᛫ degree [ᚹ] ᛫ grade [ᚹ] ᛫	N
runnel	᛫ a rivulet ᛫ a rill ᛫ a gutter ᛫	N
runningfowl	᛫ a Cursoriinae bird ᛫ a courser ᛫	N
runninghand	᛫ cursive script ᛫	N
runthrough	᛫ a rehearsal ᛫ a brief outline or summary ᛫	N
runway	᛫ a surface for landings and takeoffs of planes ᛫ a ramp ᛫ a sloped gangway ᛫	N
rus	᛫ the crust or surface of the Earth ᛫ the ground ᛫	N
rush	᛫ a Juncus plant ᛫	N
rushleek	᛫ an Allium schoenoprasum plant ( chives ) ᛫	N
Russland	᛫ Russia ᛫	N(P)
ruth	᛫ pity ᛫ sympathy ᛫ mercy ᛫ remorse regret ᛫	N
ruthful	᛫ merciful ᛫ compassionate ᛫	AJ
ruthless	᛫ remorseless ᛫ cruel ᛫	AJ
sackful	᛫ contentious ᛫ quarrelsome ᛫	AJ
sackless	᛫ innocent ᛫ blameless ᛫ guiltless ᛫ free of legal charge ᛫	AJ
saddletree	᛫ a Liriodendron tulipifera plant ( a tulip tree ) ᛫	N
sade	᛫ to become sated ᛫ to satisfy ᛫ to satiate ᛫	V
safin	᛫ a Juniperus sabina plant ( savin ) ᛫	N
sailcloth	᛫ canvas ( or other material used for making sails ) ᛫	N
sailorly	᛫ nautical ( in some senses ) ᛫	AJ
sain	᛫ a sign ᛫ a banner ᛫ a military standard ᛭ to make the sign of the cross on or over ᛫	N᛭V
sake	᛫ a cause ( a reason for contention ) ᛫ an account ( one's behalf ) ᛫ a suit ( a lawsuit ) ᛭ to sue ᛫ to bring a suit against ᛫	N᛭V
sale	᛫ a main hall in a large building ᛫ a large room ( esp one used for things like banquets ) ᛫	N
salework	᛫ goods made for general use ( as opposed to goods made to order ) ᛫	N
sallow	᛫ a pale yellow hue ᛫ a Salix plant ( pussy willow ) ᛫ a Xanthia insect ᛭ of sallow hue ᛫	N᛭AJ
salt pig	᛫ a salt cellar ᛫	N
saltern	᛫ a building where salt is made by boiling or evaporation ᛫	N
saltiness	᛫ salinity ᛫	N
saltstone	᛫ halite ᛫ rock salt ᛫	N
salty	᛫ saline ᛫ irritated and bitter ᛫	AJ
salve	᛫ an ointment balm cream or paste used for medicinal reasons ᛫	N
salvy	᛫ sage ( plant ) ᛫	N
sam	᛫ to assemble ᛫ to coagulate ᛫ to collect ᛫ to amass ᛭ together ᛫	V᛭AV
sam	᛫ half done ᛫ imperfectly done ᛫	AJ
sam	᛫ half- ᛫ semi- ᛫	PREFIX
samblind	᛫ half-blind ᛫ dim-sighted ᛫	AJ
samborn	᛫ half-born ᛫ aborted ᛫	AJ
sameblooded	᛫ consanguineous ᛫	AJ
samebloodedness	᛫ consanguinity ᛫	N
samed	᛫ simultaneously ᛫ together ᛭ together with ᛫	AV᛭P
samedsithe	᛫ to accompany ᛫ to travel together ᛫	V
samedsweyend	᛫ a consonant ᛫	N
sameness	᛫ identicalness ᛫ similarity ᛫	N
samewist	᛫ cohabitation ᛫	N
samey	᛫ generic ᛫ monotonous ᛫	AJ+AV
sameyness	᛫ genericness ᛫ monotony ᛫	N
sammening	᛫ a convention ᛫ a congregation ᛫ a synagogue ᛫ a church ᛫	N
sammer	᛫ a collector ᛫ a gatherer ᛫	N
sammer	᛫ a collector ᛫ one who gathers ᛫	N
sammilk	᛫ butter in the churn after the milk breaks into butter ᛫	N
samming	᛫ an assembly ᛫ a council ᛫	N
samming	᛫ thickening for porridge ᛫	N
samsodden	᛫ half-cooked ᛫	AJ
samwaxen	᛫ half grown ᛫	AJ
samwhole	᛫ not whole ᛫ in poor health ᛫	AJ
samwise	᛫ half-wise ᛫ foolish ᛫ simple ᛫	AJ
samyoung	᛫ an adolescent ᛭ adolescent ᛫	N᛭AJ
sand	᛫ a sending ᛫ a sending out ᛫ a thing which is sent ᛫ a messenger ᛫ an envoy ᛫ a message ᛫ a serving of food ᛫	N
sandglass	᛫ an hourglass ᛫	N
sandhill	᛫ a sand dune ᛫	N
sandsman	᛫ a messenger ᛫	N
Saraken	᛫ a Saracen ᛫	N(P)
Sarakennish	᛫ Saracen ᛫	AJ(P)
sarch	᛫ a shirt ᛫	N
Sardin	᛫ a Sardinian ᛫	N(P)
sare	᛫ an artifice ᛫ a machination ᛫ a machine ᛫ a device ᛫ an engine ᛭ to act with artifice ᛫ to engineer [ᚹ] ᛫	N᛭V
sarecraft	᛫ stratagem ᛫ machination ᛫ engineering [ᚹ] ᛫	N
sarecrafty	᛫ wily ᛫ cunning ᛫	AJ
saregun	᛫ a machinegun ᛫	N
sarely	᛫ ingenious ᛫ artful ᛫ mechanical [ᚹ] ᛫	AJ
sareman	᛫ one who makes machines , engines , or machinations ᛫ an engineer ᛫	N
sarenet	᛫ a net of guile ᛫ a snare ᛫	N
sarethank	᛫ a cunning thought device artifice or wile ᛫	N
sarethankle	᛫ cunning ᛫ sagacious ᛫ shrewd ᛫	AJ
sarewrench	᛫ a crafty trick ᛫	N
sark	᛫ a shirt ᛫	N
Sarmondish	᛫ Sarmatian language ᛭ Sarmatian ᛫	N(P)᛭AJ(P)
Sarmondland	᛫ Sarmatia ᛫	N(P)
satch	᛫ strife ᛫ conflict ᛫	N
Saturnight	᛫ the night following Saturday's dusk ᛫	N(P)
saught	᛫ reconciliation ᛭ to be reconciled ᛫ to reconcile ᛫ to make peace ᛫	N᛭V
saughten	᛫ to make peace ᛫ to reconcile ᛫	V
saw	᛫ a narrative ᛫ a saga ᛫ a story ᛫ a saying ᛫ a maxim ᛫ a proverb ᛫ a notion [ᚹ] ᛫	N
sawbill	᛫ a Mergus bird ( a merganser ) ᛫	N
sawbones	᛫ a surgeon ᛫	N
sawer	᛫ a sawyer ᛫	N
sax	᛫ a kind of short sword ᛫ a knife ᛫ a cutting tool ᛫	N
sax	᛫ a Saxophone ᛫	N
Sax	᛫ a Saxon ᛫	N(P)
Saxish	᛫ Saxon language ᛭ of the Saxons ᛫	N᛭AJ
saxstaff	᛫ a glaive ᛫	N
scalp	᛫ a crown ( the top of a head ) ᛫	N
scathe	᛫ to injure ᛫	V
scatheful	᛫ causing harm or mischief ᛫ injurious ᛫ destructive ᛫	AJ
scathefulness	᛫ injuriousness ᛫ destructiveness ᛫	N
scathel	᛫ hurt ᛫ injury ᛭ harmful ᛫ noxious ᛫ injurious ᛫ mischievous ᛫	N᛭AJ
scathing	᛫ harshly or bitterly critical ᛫ harmful or painful ᛫ acerbic ᛫	AJ
scatterling	᛫ a vagabond ᛫	N
sclair	᛫ a veil ( worn on the head ) ᛫	N
Sclave	᛫ a Slav ᛫	N(P)
score	᛫ the number of points goals runs etc achieved in a game ᛫ a set of twenty ᛭ to gain a point ᛫	N᛭V
scough	᛫ a forest ᛫	N
scrawny	᛫ thin malnourished and weak ᛫	AJ
screed	᛫ a long speech or piece of writing ( typically regarded as tedious ) ᛫	N
scurf	᛫ flakes on the surface of the skin that form as fresh skin develops below ᛫	N
scythe	᛫ an agricultural tool with a shaft and a curved blade used for mowing ᛫	N
seabladder	᛫ a Physalia physalis animal ( a Portuguese man-of-war ) ᛫	N
seaborough	᛫ a seaside settlement ᛫	N
seacow	᛫ a manatee ᛫ a dugong ᛫ a Sirenia mammal ᛫	N
seadeer	᛫ a sea creature ᛫	N
seadevil	᛫ a manta ray ᛫	N
seadom	᛫ a thalassocracy ᛫ a thalattocracy ᛫	N
seaduck	᛫ a Fuligulinae bird ( an eider , a scoter ) ᛫	N
seaear	᛫ a Haliotis mollusc ( an abalone , an ormer ) ᛫	N
seaelfen	᛫ a sea nymph ᛫	N
seafareld	᛫ a sea passage ᛫	N
seafarth	᛫ the sea shore ( poetic ) ᛫	N
seafear	᛫ thalassophobia ᛫	N
seafennel	᛫ a Crithmum maritimum plant ( samphire ) ᛫	N
seaganger	᛫ a mariner ᛫ a vessel ᛫	N
seaglass	᛫ isinglass ᛫	N
seagreen	᛫ a blueish green colour ᛫ of a blueish green hue ᛫	N
seahaven	᛫ a seaport ᛫ a town or city with a harbour for seagoing ships ᛫	N
seahawk	᛫ a Stercorarius bird ( a skua , a jaeger ) ᛫	N
seahen	᛫ a Cepphus bird ( a guillemot ) ᛫ a Uria bird ( a guillemot / a murre ) ᛫	N
seahinx	᛫ a hippopotamus ᛫	N
seahound	᛫ a dogfish ᛫ a shark of the small bottom-dwelling variety ᛫	N
sealily	᛫ a stalked crinoid ᛫	N
sealine	᛫ the horizon ( when over water ) ᛫	N
sealithing	᛫ seafaring ᛫	AJ
sealore	᛫ oceanography ᛫	N
sealsmolt	᛫ melted seal blubber ᛫ seal oil ᛫	N
sealth	᛫ happiness ᛫ fortune ᛫ prosperity ᛫	N
sealy	᛫ marine ᛫ thalassic ᛫ oceanic ᛫	AJ
seam	᛫ a line of stitching ᛫ a ridge formed by joined edges ᛫ a stratum ( coal , ore , etc ) ᛫ a suture ᛫ a gully ᛫ a groove ᛫ a crevice ᛫	N
seamanship	᛫ skill of sailing ᛫	N
seamere	᛫ a lagoon ᛫ an enclosed part of the sea ᛫	N
seaminnow	᛫ an Engraulidae fish ᛫ an anchovy ᛫	N
seamster	᛫ a tailor ᛫ a seamstress ᛫	N
seamy	᛫ sordid ᛫ disreputable ᛫ distasteful ᛫ ignoble ᛫	AJ
seanettle	᛫ the jellyfish ᛫	N
sear	᛫ to burn ᛫ to scorch ᛫ to wither ᛫ to dry up ᛫ to mark permanently ᛫	V
searaven	᛫ A Phalacrocoracidae bird ᛫ a cormorant ᛫	N
seareaver	᛫ a pirate ᛫	N
seaswallow	᛫ a Sterninae bird ( a tern ) ᛫	N
seaswamb	᛫ a seasponge ᛫	N
seaswine	᛫ the porpoise ᛫	N
seat	᛫ an ambush ᛭ to ambush ᛫ to lie in wait to ambush ᛫	N᛭V
seatbone	᛫ an ischium ᛫	N
seater	᛫ an insidiator ᛫ an ambusher ᛫	N
seath	᛫ a pit ᛫ a hole ᛫	N
seathrowend	᛫ a Cottidae fish ( a sculpin , a bullhead , a sea scorpion ) ᛫ an extinct Eurypterida arthropod ( a sea scorpion , a eurypterid ) ᛫	N
seave	᛫ mind ( poetic ) ᛫	N
seawarth	᛫ the sea shore ᛫	N
seawight	᛫ a sea creature ᛫	N
sedge	᛫ a man ᛫	N
sedge	᛫ a Cyperaceae plant ᛫	N
see	᛫ a pupil ( of the eye ) ᛫	N
seed	᛫ a purse ᛫ a money-bag ᛫ a coin-purse ᛫ a wallet ᛫	N
seed	᛫ semen ᛫ sperm ᛫ one's descendants ᛫	N
seedly	᛫ seminal ᛫	AJ
seedtime	᛫ the time to sow seeds ᛫ a time for new development ᛫	N
seedy	᛫ sleazy ᛫ untidy ᛫ full of seeds ᛫ infirm ᛫ suffering from a hangover ᛫	AJ
seek	᛫ to search ᛫	V
seeksorrow	᛫ a masochist ᛫	N
seel	᛫ happiness ᛫ prosperity ᛫ a proper time ᛫ a good occasion ᛫ an opportunity ᛫	N
seel	᛫ happiness ᛫ prosperity ᛫ good fortune ᛫ luck ᛫	N
seely	᛫ spiritually favored ᛫ happy ᛫ blissful ᛫ fortunate ᛫ lucky ᛫ auspicious ᛫	AJ
seem	᛫ to bring to an agreement ᛫ to reconcile ᛫	V
seem	᛫ to burden ᛫ to put a load on ᛫	V
seeming	᛫ apparent ᛫	AJ
seemingly	᛫ apparently ᛫ decorously ᛫	AV
seemliness	᛫ propriety ᛫ properness ᛫ appropiateness ᛫ decorum ᛫ decency ᛫ decentness ᛫ civility ᛫	N
seemly	᛫ proper ᛫ appropiate ᛫ decorous ᛫ decent ᛫ civil ᛫	AJ
seenly	᛫ visible ᛫	AJ
seer	᛫ a person who sees something specified ᛫ a prophet ᛫	N
seethe	᛫ to digest ᛫	N
seethe	᛫ to boil ᛫	V
seethe	᛫ to declare true ᛫ to affirm ᛫ to attest ᛫ to testify ᛫	V
seether	᛫ a boiler ᛫	N
seething	᛫ an attestation ᛫ an affirmation ᛫ a proof ᛫	N
seethrough	᛫ transparent ᛫ translucent ᛫	AJ
selcouth	᛫ strange ᛫ unusual ᛫ peculiar ᛫ marvellous ᛫ miraculous ᛫ preternatural ᛫	AJ
seld	᛫ rare ᛫ infrequent ᛭ infrequently ᛫ rarely ᛫	AJ᛭AV
seld	᛫ a chair ᛫ a seat ᛫ a throne ᛫	N
seld	᛫ rare- ᛫	PREFIX
seldom	᛫ infrequent ᛫ rare ᛭ infrequently ᛫ rarely ᛫	AJ᛭AV
seldomly	᛫ rarely ᛫	AV
seldomness	᛫ rareness ᛫ rarity ᛫ uncommonness ᛫	N
seldseen	᛫ rarely seen ᛫ rare ᛫ uncommon ᛫ unusual ᛫	AJ
selfeater	᛫ a cannibal ᛫	N
selfhood	᛫ individuality ᛫	N
selfkill	᛫ to kill oneself ( accidentally or intentionally ) ᛫	V
selfkiller	᛫ one who has killed oneself ( accidentally or intentionally ) ᛫	N
selfmurther	᛫ to suicide ᛫	V
selfmurtherer	᛫ a suicide ( one who kills oneself ) ᛫	N
selfnamed	᛫ eponymous ᛫	AJ
selfpitch	᛫ autotune ᛭ to autotune ᛫	N᛭V
selfsame	᛫ identical ᛫	AJ
selfsameness	᛫ identity ᛫	N
selfshifter	᛫ a motor vehicle with an automatic transmission ᛫	N
selfshrithe	᛫ to automatically act or move ᛫ to motivate oneself ᛫	V
selfshrithing	᛫ automatic ᛫	AJ
selfstanding	᛫ independent ᛫	AJ
selfweening	᛫ conceitedness ᛫ self-conceit ᛫ self-importance ᛫ arrogance ᛫ egotism ᛫ vanity ᛭ conceited ᛫ self-important ᛫ arrogant ᛫ egotistical ᛫ vain ᛫ opinionated ᛫	N᛭AJ
selfwield	᛫ autonomy ᛫ self-governance ᛫	N
selfwielding	᛫ autonomous ᛫ self-governing ᛫	AJ
selk	᛫ to become sluggish ᛫	V
seller	᛫ a vendor ᛫ a salesman ᛫	N
sellsword	᛫ a mercenary ᛫	N
selly	᛫ an unusual thing ᛭ strange ᛫ unusual ᛫ remarkable ᛫ marvelous ᛫ exceptional ᛫ excellent ᛭ wondrously ᛫ strangely ᛫ unusually ᛫	N᛭AJ᛭AV
sem	᛫ to remain suspended ᛫	V
seme	᛫ clinch nails ᛫	N
Semitish	᛫ Semitic ᛫	AJ(P)
semp	᛫ mustard ᛫	N
sen	᛫ very- ᛫ ever- ᛫	PREFIX
sench	᛫ to sink ᛫ to drown [ᛏ] ᛫	V
sendforth	᛫ a celebration or event to mark a person's departure ᛫ a send-off ᛫	N
sengreen	᛫ the houseleek ᛫	N
sennight	᛫ a week ᛫	N
senshalk	᛫ seneschal ᛫	N
senth	᛫ a synod ᛫	N
senthly	᛫ synodal ᛫	AJ
Serbish	᛫ Serbian ᛫	AJ
sere	᛫ different ᛫ various ᛫ diverse ᛫ several ᛫ multiple ᛫	AJ
sere	᛫ dry ᛫ withered ᛫	AJ
Sering	᛫ a Chinese person ? ᛫	N(P)
seringapple	᛫ an orange ( fruit ) ᛫	N
sess	᛫ a seat ᛫	N
sester	᛫ a vessel for holding liquid ᛫ a pitcher ᛫ a liquid measure ᛫	N
set	᛫ a group ᛭ to place ᛫ to be located ᛫ to install ᛫ to appoint ᛫	N᛭V
setback	᛫ a regression ᛫	N
setdeal	᛫ a set piece ᛫	N
setness	᛫ constitution ᛫ a statute ᛫ an ordinance ᛫	N
setting	᛫ a scenario ᛫	AJ
settingtoken	᛫ an accidental ( in music ) ᛫	N
settle	᛫ to solve ᛫ to come to rest ᛫ to colonize ᛫ to end a dispute or question ᛫ to resolve ᛫	V
settler	᛫ a colonist ᛫	N
settling	᛫ a settlement ᛫ settlement ᛫ a colony ᛫	N
settlings	᛫ sediment ᛫ dregs ᛫	N
Sevan Mere	᛫ Sevan Lake ᛫	N(P)
Seven Sisters	᛫ the Pleiades ᛫	N
Sevenboroughs	᛫ Transylvania ᛫	N
sevenfold	᛫ septuple ᛫	AJ᛭AV
sevenleaf	᛫ a Potentilla erecta plant ( tormentil , septfoil ) ᛫	N
sevensome	᛫ a septet ᛫ a heptad ᛫	N
seventh	᛫ a septime ᛫ a heptachord ᛫	N
sevenwield	᛫ a heptarchy ᛫ the seven states of Anglo-Saxon Britain ᛫	N
sew	᛫ juice ᛫ broth ᛫ sauce [ᚹ] ᛫	N
shab	᛫ a scab ᛫ scabies ᛫ mange ᛫	N
shade	᛫ a ghost ᛫ a spectre ᛫ a phantom ᛫ rephaite ᛫	N
shaft	᛫ ( element suffix ) ᛫	SUFFIX
shaft	᛫ a creation ᛫ a creature ᛫ an element ᛫ a substance ᛫	N
shaftlore	᛫ chemistry ( the study , not the mechanics) ᛫	N
shaftmote	᛫ an element particle ( an atom ) ᛫	N
shag	᛫ A Phalacrocoracidae bird ᛫ a shag ᛫ a cormorant [ᚹ] ᛫	N
shake	᛫ to quiver ᛫ to vibrate ᛫ to convulse ᛫	V
shaky	᛫ trembling ᛫ unstable ᛫ precarious ᛫ unreliable ᛫	AJ
shale	᛫ a nutshell ᛫ a pod ᛫ a husk ᛫ a dish ᛫ a platter ᛫ a scale ( like of a fish ) ᛫ a weighing scale ᛫	N
shalk	᛫ an adult male human ᛫ a person ? ᛫	N
shallen	᛫ testicles ᛫	N
shallow	᛫ superficial ᛫	AJ
shaly anteater	᛫ a Pholidota animal ( a pangolin ) ᛫	N
sham	᛫ a fabrication ᛫ a counterfeit ᛭ fabricated ᛫ counterfeit ᛫	N᛭AJ
shamble	᛫ a stool ᛫ a bench ( esp for meat ) ᛫ a vendor's stall ( esp for meat ) ᛫ a kiosk [ᚹ] ᛫ a booth [ᚹ] ᛫	N
shamefast	᛫ bashful ᛫ modest ᛫ shy ᛫ shamefaced ᛫	AJ
shand	᛫ a shame ᛫ a disgrace ᛫ infamy ᛫ ignominy ᛫ a scandal ᛭ to disgrace ᛫ to be disgraced ᛫	N
shandly	᛫ disgraceful ᛫ infamous ᛫ shameful ᛫ scandalous ᛫	AJ
shank	᛫ a leg ᛫	N
shape	᛫ a form ᛫ a condition which something is in ᛭ to form ᛫	N᛭V
shapeless	᛫ amorphous ᛫	AJ
shapelore	᛫ geometry ᛫	N
shapely	᛫ attractive in shape ᛫ well-shaped ᛫	AJ
shaper	᛫ a creator ᛫	N
shapeshift	᛫ to transform ᛫ to transmute ᛫ to metamorphose ᛫ to metamorphosize ᛫	V
shapeshifting	᛫ transformation ᛫ transmutation ᛫ metamorphosis ᛭ metamorphic ᛫ protean ᛫	N᛭AJ
shapewhile	᛫ a destined time ᛫	N
share	᛫ a groin ᛫ a pubic region ᛫	N
sharebone	᛫ a pubis ᛫	N
shareholder	᛫ one who owns shares in a corporation ᛫	N
sharn	᛫ dung ᛫ manure ᛫	N
sharp	᛫ trenchant ᛫ acute ᛫ quick-witted ᛫ pungent ᛫ a semitone higher than the natural note ( music ) ᛫	AJ
sharper	᛫ a swindler ( esp in card games ) ᛫	N
sharpshooter	᛫ a sniper ᛫	N
shat	᛫ a coin ᛫ money ᛫ currency ᛫	N
shathe	᛫ a malefactor ᛫ harm ᛫ injury ᛭ to injure ᛫ to harm ᛫ to scathe ᛫	V
shave	᛫ a sharp tool used for cutting or scraping ᛫	N
shaw	᛫ a grove ᛫ a copse ᛫ a thicket ᛫	N
shawwort	᛫ a Fumaria officinalis plant ( common fumitory ) ᛫	N
she	᛫ a female ᛫	N
sheaf	᛫ a bundle of objects of one kind ( esp paper ) ᛭ to bundle into sheaves ᛫	N᛭V
shear	᛫ to pare ᛫ to prune ᛫	V
shears	᛫ scissors ᛫	N
shearsax	᛫ a razor ᛫	N
shearwater	᛫ a Procellariidae bird ᛫	N
sheath	᛫ a scabbard ᛫	N
sheathe	᛫ to put a weapon back into its sheath ᛫ to encase something in protective covering ᛫	V
shed	᛫ a distinction ᛫ a difference a dividing line ᛫ a division ᛫ a parting in head hair ᛭ to divide ᛫ to separate ᛫ to differentiate ᛫ to distinguish ᛫	N᛭V
sheddy	᛫ distinctive ᛫	AJ
Shedland	᛫ Scania ᛫ Scandinavia [ᚹ] ᛫	N
shedlore	᛫ chemistry ᛫	N
shedmaking	᛫ differentiation ᛫ discrimination ᛫	N
shedwise	᛫ discerning ᛫	AJ
shedwiseness	᛫ discretion ᛫	N
shee	᛫ to happen ᛫ to occur ᛫	V
shee	᛫ to quickly fly or run off ᛫ to die ( poetic ) ᛫	V
sheen	᛫ to fragment ᛫ to crack open an oyster ᛫	V
sheen	᛫ an attractive gleam ᛭ to shine ᛫ to gleam ᛭ beautiful ᛫ attractive ᛫ radiant ᛫ shiny ᛫	N᛭V᛭AJ
sheepflesh	᛫ mutton ᛫	N
sheepish	᛫ meek ᛫ timid ᛫	AJ
sheeply	᛫ ovine ᛫	AJ
sheer	᛫ pure ᛫ unadulterated ᛫ pristine ᛫ diaphanous ( very thin and almost transparent ) ᛫	AJ
Sheer Thursday	᛫ Maundy Thursday ᛫	N(P)
sheerly	᛫ purely ᛫	AV
sheerness	᛫ purity ᛫	N
sheet	᛫ a broad thin piece of material ᛫	N
shelchen	᛫ a maidservant ᛫ a handmaid ᛫	N
sheld	᛫ variegated ᛫	AJ
sheldgoose	᛫ a Centrornis bird ᛫ a Chloephaga bird ᛫	N
shelduck	᛫ any Tadorna bird ᛫	N
shellhouse	᛫ a grotto ( room ) ᛫	N
shellpad	᛫ a turtle ᛫ a tortoise ᛫	N
shelve	᛫ to put something on a shelf ᛫ to put a project on hold indefinitely ᛫ to postpone indefinitely ᛫	V
shench	᛫ a drink ᛫ a draught ᛫ a cup ᛭ Aquarius ᛭ to pour ᛫ to serve a drink ᛫	N᛭N(P)᛭V
shend	᛫ to shame ᛫ to dishonour ᛫ to disgrace ᛫ to bring to ruin ᛫ to vanquish ᛫ to corrupt ᛫	V
shepherd	᛫ a sheep herder ᛫ a pastor ᛭ to tend sheep ᛫ to give guidance ᛫	N᛭V
shepherd leeth	᛫ an eclogue ( a poem about life as a shepherd free from the complexity and corruption of city life ) ᛫	N
shepherdly	᛫ pastoral ᛫	AJ
sheriff	᛫ an official of a shire ᛫ an elected officer responsible for keeping peace in a county ᛫	N
sheriffdom	᛫ the office and domain of a sheriff ᛫ a shrievalty ᛫	N
shewl	᛫ a scarecrow ᛫	N
shickle	᛫ a cloak ᛫ a mantle ᛫	N
shide	᛫ a piece of hewn timber ᛫ a plank ᛫ a small fragment of wood ᛫ a splinter ᛫ a chip ᛫	N
shidewall	᛫ a palisade ᛫ a stockade ᛫	N
shield	᛫ a protection ᛫ a defence ᛭ to protect ᛫	N᛭V
shieldend	᛫ a protector ᛫ a guardian ᛫ a defender ᛫	N
shieldock	᛫ a small shield ᛫ a buckler ᛫	N
shieldtrum	᛫ a compact body of troops forming a battle array shield wall or phalanx ᛫	N
shift	᛫ an expedient ᛫ a contrivance ᛫ an artifice ᛫ workers of a specific period , or such a period ᛫ a change in direction , emphasis, judgment, or attitude ᛫ a chemise ᛫	N
shiftless	᛫ lacking in resourcefulness ᛫ inefficient lacking in ambition or incentive ᛫ lazy ᛫	AJ
shifty	᛫ evasive ( in a dishonest way ) ᛫ dishonest ᛫ unreliable ᛫	AJ
shild	᛫ debt ᛫ fault ᛫	N
shildy	᛫ guilty ᛫ at fault ᛫ in debt ᛫	AJ
shill	᛫ to sound loudly ᛫ to resound ᛭ loud ᛫ resounding ᛫ shrill ᛫ audible ᛫ melodious ᛫	V
shilling	᛫ the standard unit in a system of currency ( a pound , a dollar , a solidus , a shekel , etc ) [ᚹ]	N
shillyshally	᛫ to fail to act resolutely or decisively ᛫	V
shinbone	᛫ a tibia ᛫	N
shinbour	᛫ a greave ᛫	N
shindle	᛫ a shingle ᛫	N
shindlestone	᛫ slate ᛫	N
shinecraft	᛫ the art of show magic ? ᛫	N
shinecrafter	᛫ a show magician ? ᛫	N
shinedwale	᛫ a delusion or illusion made by magic ᛫	N
shinelock	᛫ magic ᛫ sorcery ᛫ fantasy ᛫ delusion superstition ᛫ a spectre ᛫ a phantom ᛫ an apparition ᛫	N
shinelocker	᛫ a magician ᛫ a sorcerer ᛫ a mage ᛫	N
shinely	᛫ phantasmal ᛫ spectral ᛫	AJ
ship	᛫ a condition ᛫ a position ( such as clerk ) ᛫ a stipend ᛫	N
shipbone	᛫ a scaphoid bone ᛫	N
shipbreach	᛫ a shipwreck ᛫	N
shipferd	᛫ a naval force ᛫	N
shipheer	᛫ a navy ᛫	N
shiplord	᛫ a captain of a ship ᛫	N
shiply	᛫ naval ᛫	AJ
shipman	᛫ a sailor ᛫ a seaman ᛫	N
shipper	᛫ a sailor ᛫ a mariner ᛫	N
shippon	᛫ a cattle shed ᛫	N
shipshape	᛫ in good order ᛫	AJ
shipwright	᛫ a builder of ships ᛫	N
shire	᛫ a county ᛫ a prefecture ᛫ a region ᛫ a district ( of a country ) ᛫ a province ᛫	N
shire	᛫ bright ᛫ sparkly ᛫ shiny ᛫ clear ᛫ pure ᛫ unadulterated ᛫ unmitigated ᛫ free from blemishes ᛫	AJ
shirttail	᛫ a part of a shirt that extends below the waist ᛭ to append or add something to a discussion or text ᛭ distantly related ᛫ young and immature in behaviour ᛫	N᛭V᛭AJ
shit	᛫ excrement ᛫ faeces ᛫ poop ᛫ crap ᛭ to excrete ᛫ to defecate ᛫ to poop ᛫ to crap ᛫	N᛭V
Shith	᛫ a Scythian ᛫ an Ossetian ᛫	N(P)
Shithish	᛫ Scythian language ( Ossetian language by extention ) ᛭ Scythian ( Ossetian by extention ) ᛫	N(P)᛭AJ(P)
shitter	᛫ a toilet ( slang / vulgar ) ᛫	N
shive	᛫ a slice ᛫ a disk [ᚹ] ᛫	N
shivel	᛫ a woman's headscarf ᛫	N
shiver	᛫ to tremble ( esp from cold ) ᛫	V
shoal	᛫ an area of shallow water ᛭ shallow ᛫	N᛭AJ
shoal	᛫ a sandbar ᛫ a large group ᛭ to shallow ᛫ to school (as in fish) ᛭ shallow ᛫	N᛭V᛭AJ
shock	᛫ a jolt ᛭ to jolt ᛫	N᛭V
shoe-leather	᛫ old-fashioned ᛫ old-school [ᚹ] ᛫	AJ
shoemaker	᛫ a cobbler ᛫	N
shoestring	᛫ a shoelace ᛫	N
Shooter	᛫ Sagittarius ᛫	N(P)
shootingstar	᛫ a meteor ᛫	N
shootout	᛫ a gun fight ᛫ an exchange of gunfire ᛫	N
shop	᛫ a poet ᛫ a bard ᛫ a minstrel ᛫	N
shopmark	᛫ a trademark ᛫	N
shoppy	᛫ poetic ᛫ figurative [ᚹ] ᛫	AJ
shopsteward	᛫ a union representative ᛫	N
shore	᛫ coast ᛫	N
shorelark	᛫ the Eremophila alpestris bird ᛫	N
short	᛫ brief ᛫	AJ
short stop	᛫ comma ᛫	N
shortcoming	᛫ a failing ᛫ a deficiency ( a flaw not a lack ) ᛫ a defect ᛫	N
shorthand	᛫ stenography ᛭ compendious ᛫	N᛭AJ
shorthander	᛫ a stenographer ᛫	N
shortlong	᛫ an iamb ᛭ iambic ᛫	N᛭AJ
shortsweetening	᛫ sugar ᛫	N
shotgun	᛫ a smooth-bore close-range gun ᛫	N
shoulderblade	᛫ a scapula ᛫	N
shove	᛫ a push ᛭ to push ᛫ to impel ᛫ to propel ᛫	V
show up	᛫ to appear ( often when not expected or when in doubt ) ᛫	V
shower	᛫ one who shows ᛫ a revealer ᛫ a guide ᛫ mirror ᛫	N
showglass	᛫ a display case ᛫ a display cabinet ᛫ a showcase ᛫	N
showman	᛫ a performer ᛫	N
showmanship	᛫ skill of performing ᛫	N
shraff	᛫ a cave ᛫ a cavern ᛫ a den ᛫	N
shrafflifelore	᛫ biospeleology ᛫	N
shrafflore	᛫ speleology ᛫	N
shrape	᛫ to scrape ᛫	V
shred	᛫ a scrap ᛫ a twig ᛭ to tatter ᛫ to lacerate ᛫ to rive ᛫	N
shree	᛫ to cry out ᛫ to shriek ᛫	V
shreemark	᛫ an exclamation point ( ! ) ᛫	N
shrench	᛫ to make shrivel ᛫ to make shrink ᛫	V
shrench	᛫ to deceive ᛫ to ensnare ᛫	V
shrew	᛫ a Soricidae mammal ᛫	N
shrewd	᛫ astute ᛫	AJ
shrewish	᛫ ( of a woman ) bad-tempered or aggressively assertive ᛫	AJ
shride	᛫ to clothe ᛫ to dress ᛫	V
Shridfinn	᛫ a Laplander ᛫ a Sami person ᛫ a Lapp ᛫	N(P)
shrift	᛫ confession ( esp to a priest ) ᛫ absolution by a priest ᛫	N
shriftfather	᛫ a confessor ᛫ a priest who hears confessions ᛫	N
shrike	᛫ a Laniidae bird ᛫ a shriek ᛫	N
shrink	᛫ a psychiatrist ᛫ a therapist ᛫	N
shrink one's shoulders	᛫ to shrug ᛫	V
shrithe	᛫ to move ( oneself ) ᛫	V
shrive	᛫ to hear or give a confession ᛫	V
shroud	᛫ a cover ( esp clothing ) ᛭ to cover ᛫	N᛭V
Shrovetide	᛫ the three days before Lent ᛫	N(P)
shrubland	᛫ a brushland ᛫ a stretch of shrub-filled land ᛫	N
shrutten	᛫ to scrutinize ᛫	V
shruttening	᛫ a scrutinizing ᛫ an investigation ᛫ an examination ᛫	N
shuck	᛫ a demon ᛫ a devil ᛫ Satan ᛫	N
shun	᛫ to avoid ᛫ to evade ᛫ to eschew ᛫ to reject ᛫	V
shunworthy	᛫ reproachable ᛫	AJ
shurt	᛫ to amuse oneself ᛫ to enjoy oneself ᛫	V
shuttle	᛫ a bar or a bolt ᛫ a form of transport that travels regularly between two places ᛫ a bus ᛫	N
shuttle	᛫ a shutting mechanism such as a bolt or a bar ᛫	N
shy	᛫ to urge ᛫ to prompt ᛫	V
shy	᛫ to take a sudden fright or aversion ᛫ to recoil ᛫ to boggle ᛫ to avoid ᛭ timid ᛫ bashful ᛫	V᛭AJ
sib	᛫ friendliness between states or rulers ᛫ familial relationship ᛫ family ᛫ a relative ᛫ relatives ᛭ related by blood or marriage ᛫	N᛭ADJ
siblair	᛫ incest ᛫	N
sibred	᛫ relationship ( including by marriage ) ᛫ consanguinity ᛫	N
sibsome	᛫ peaceable ᛫ pacific ᛫	AJ
sibword	᛫ a cognate ᛫	N
sick	᛫ ill ᛫ unwell ᛫ morbid distasteful ᛫	AJ
sick headache	᛫ migraine ᛫ megrim ᛫ hemicrania ᛫	N
sicken	᛫ to become or make sick or disgusted ᛫	V
sickening	᛫ disgusting ᛫ revolting ᛫ repulsive ᛫	AJ
sicker	᛫ to assure ᛫ to ensure ᛫ to confirm ᛭ dependable ᛫ safe ᛫ secure ᛫ stable ᛫ genuine ᛫ reliable ᛫ certain ᛫	V᛭AJ
sickerhood	᛫ security ᛫	N
sickerkeeping	᛫ safekeeping ᛫	N
sickerly	᛫ surely ᛫ certainly ᛫ indeed ᛫	ADV
sickerness	᛫ certainty ᛫ assurance ᛫ security ᛫	N
sickhouse	᛫ hospital ᛫	N
Sickilish	᛫ Sicilian ᛫	AJ
sickly	᛫ often ill ᛫ indicative of poor health ᛫ nauseating ᛫	AJ
sickness	᛫ illness ailment disease ᛫	N
sickwain	᛫ an ambulance ᛫	N
sid	᛫ good conduct ᛫ moral behaviour ᛫ modesty ᛫ morality ᛫ a custom ᛫ a manner ᛫ a practice ᛫ a habit ᛫	N
sidden	᛫ magical soothsaying ? ᛫ seiðr ? ᛫ necromancy ? ᛫	N
sideheadbone	᛫ a parietal bone ᛫	N
sidekir	᛫ an alternative ᛫	N
sidekirry	᛫ alternative ᛫	AJ
sidelings	᛫ sideways ᛫ alongside ᛫ furtively ᛫	AV
sidestand	᛫ to parallel ᛫	V
sidestander	᛫ a parallel ᛫	N
sidestep	᛫ to bypass ᛫	N᛭V
sidewain	᛫ a sidecar ᛫	N
sidewalk	᛫ pavement ᛫	N
sieve	᛫ to sift ᛫ to strain ᛫ to temse ᛫	V
sieve out	᛫ to remove unwanted items ᛫	V
sievebone	᛫ an ethmoid bone ᛫	N
sift	᛫ to examine thoroughly so as to isolate that which is important or sought after ᛫	V
sight	᛫ a view ᛫ observation ᛭ to view ᛫ to observe ᛫	N᛭V
sighter	᛫ a watery ditch ? ᛫	N
sightfield	᛫ a field of vision ᛫ a field of view ᛫	N
sightlore	᛫ optometry ᛫	N
sightly	᛫ pleasing to the eye ᛫	AJ
sightseeing	᛫ tourism ᛫	N
sightseer	᛫ a tourist ᛫	N
sightsman	᛫ a tour guide ᛫ a tourist guide ᛫ a local guide ᛫ a cicerone ᛫	N
sike	᛫ a small stream or rill ( typically one that flows through marshy ground and is often dry in summer ) ᛫	N
sike	᛫ to sigh ᛫	V
sile	᛫ a cruck ᛫ a curved support beam meant to meet up with a twin ᛫	N
Sile	᛫ the Sun ᛫ Sol ᛫	N(P)
Sile	᛫ ᛋ ᛫	N(P)
sile	᛫ a necklace ᛫ a collar ᛫	N
Siler	᛫ a sub-Saharan African ᛫ a Nubian ᛫ an Ethiopian ᛫ a Cushite ᛫	N(P)
Silerland	᛫ sub-Saharan Africa ᛫ Nubia ᛫ Ethiopia ᛫ Cush ᛫	N(P)
silewharve	᛫ a heliotrope flower ᛫	N
sill	᛫ a foundation beam ᛫ a slab at the foot of an opening ᛫	N
sillen	᛫ a gift ᛫ a donation ᛫	N
silverking	᛫ a Megalops fish ( a tarpon ) ᛫	N
silvern	᛫ made of silver ᛫	AJ
silverside	᛫ an Atheriniformes fish ᛫	N
silverthaw	᛫ verglas ᛫ glaze ice ᛫	N
silverware	᛫ dishes containers or cutlery made of or coated with silver ᛫ eating and serving utensils made of any material ᛫ cutlery ᛫	N
simble	᛫ continually ᛫ continuously ᛫	AV
simble	᛫ a feast ᛫ a banquet ᛫ a festival ᛫ a symposium ᛫ a party [ᚹ] ᛭ to feast ᛫	N᛭V
simbleday	᛫ a feast day ᛫ a festival day ᛫	N
simblely	᛫ festive ᛫	AJ
simbleness	᛫ festivity ᛫	N
simbletide	᛫ a festival period ᛫	N
sinagog	᛫ a synagogue ᛫	N
sinboot	᛫ amends for sin ᛫ penance ᛫	N
since	᛫ because ᛫	C
sind	᛫ are ( plural only ) ᛫	V
Sine	᛫ Seine ( river in France ) ᛫	N(P)
sine	᛫ his ᛫ her ᛫ its ᛫ their ᛫	N(PRO)
sinew	᛫ a tendon ᛫ a nerve ᛫	N
sinewy	᛫ strong ᛫ muscular ᛫	AJ
singale	᛫ continuous ᛫ continual ᛫	AJ
singaleness	᛫ perseverance ᛫ constancy ᛫	N
singe	᛫ to slightly burn ᛫	V
singsong	᛫ a simple and melodic verse ᛫ bad poetry or music ᛭ to make bad music or poetry ᛭ simple and melodic ᛫	N᛭V᛭AJ
sink	᛫ treasure ( like gold and jewels ) ᛫	N
sink	᛫ a cesspool ᛫ cesspit ᛫ a rubbish pit ᛫ a pit for sewage ᛫ a receptacle for water ᛫ a basin ᛫ a laver ᛫ an oil lamp well ᛫	N
sinkgiver	᛫ treasure-giver ( a lord who rewards his thanes ) ᛫	N
sinkroom	᛫ a scullery ᛫ a back kitchen ᛫	N
sinkstone	᛫ a jewel ᛫	N
sinkvat	᛫ a receptacle for treasure a casket ᛫	N
sint	᛫ soundness ᛫	N
sinwelt	᛫ round ᛫ circular ᛫ cylindrical ᛫	AJ
sir	᛫ to plan ᛫ to plot ᛫ to devise ᛫ to machinate ᛫	V
siring	᛫ buttermilk ᛫	N
sister	᛫ a female member of a religious order ᛫	N
sisterhood	᛫ a sorority ᛫	N
sisterly	᛫ sororal ᛫	AJ
sitch	᛫ a stream ᛫ a ditch ᛫ the side of a field ᛫	N
sitfast	᛫ firmly stationary ᛫	AJ
sithe	᛫ a journey ᛫ one's journey through life ᛫ an occasion ᛫ a point in time ᛭ to journey ᛫ to travel ᛫	N᛭V
sithe	᛫ after ᛫	P&C
sithe	᛫ a fellow ᛫ a companion ᛫	N
sithefat	᛫ a passage ᛫ a journey ᛫ a road ᛫ a path ᛫ a course ᛫	N
sithen	᛫ since then ᛫ after that ᛫ after then ᛫	C
sithes	᛫ multiplied by ᛫	P
sitheship	᛫ a society ᛫ a fellowship ᛫ fellowship ᛫ companionship ᛫	N
sittingroom	᛫ a parlour ᛫ a lounge ᛫	N
siver	᛫ sober ᛫ not giving way to appetite or passion ᛫ circumspect ᛫	AJ
sivestone	᛫ tufa ᛫	N
sixfold	᛫ sextuple ᛫	AJ᛭AV
sixsome	᛫ a sextet ᛫ a hexad ᛫	N
sixth	᛫ a sext ( music ) ᛫ a hexachord ᛫	N
skeel	᛫ a vessel such as a bucket , a tub , or a vat used to hold liquid ᛫	N
skent	᛫ to entertain ᛫ to amuse ᛫	V
skep	᛫ a hive ( especially one made of straw ) ᛫ a basket of wickerwork or straw ᛫	N
skill	᛫ to distinguish ᛫	V
skimp	᛫ to economize ᛫ to be stingy ᛫ to be sparing of ᛫	V
skindeep	᛫ superficial ᛫	AJ
skinflint	᛫ a miser ᛫	N
skinship	᛫ bonding through physical contact ᛫	N
skool	᛫ a school ( in all senses ) ᛫	N
skoolman	᛫ a professor ᛫	N
skyline	᛫ the horizon ᛫	N
slack	᛫ loose ᛫ sluggish ᛫ lazy ᛫	AJ
slacken	᛫ to make or become slack ᛫ to loosen ᛫	V
slade	᛫ a dingle ( a small wooded valley ) ᛫ a small valley ᛫	N
slail	᛫ a pick ( plectrum ) ᛫	N
slake	᛫ to slacken ᛫ to become less energetic ᛫ to weaken ᛫ to decrease ᛫ to become extinct ᛫ to quench ᛫ to cool with liquid ᛫	V
slaked lime	᛫ calcium hydroxide ᛫ hydrated lime ᛫	N
slang	᛫ jargon ᛫	N
slaught	᛫ a slaughter ᛫	N
slaughthouse	᛫ slaughterhouse ᛫	N
slay	᛫ to kill ᛫	V
slayer	᛫ a killer ᛫	N
sleat	᛫ to drive game ᛫ to chase down ᛫	V
sleave	᛫ to separate threads ᛫ to divide ᛫	V
sledge	᛫ a toboggan ᛫ a sleigh ᛫	N
sledgeaxe	᛫ a splitting maul ᛫	N
sleepern	᛫ a dorter ᛫ a dormitory ᛫	N
sleeplessness	᛫ insomnia ᛫	N
sleepwalk	᛫ to somnambulate ᛫	V
sleepwalker	᛫ a somnambulist ᛫ a somnambulator ᛫ a somnambule ᛫	N
sleepwalking	᛫ somnambulation ᛫ somnambulency ᛫	N
sleepwear	᛫ pajamas ᛫ pyjamas ᛫	N
sleepwort	᛫ lettuce ᛫	N
sleepy	᛫ soporific ᛫	AJ
sleevefish	᛫ a squid ᛫	N
sleight	᛫ dexterity or cunning ( esp for deception ) ᛫	N
sleight of hand	᛫ legerdemain ᛫	N
sletch	᛫ to ease ᛫ to relieve ᛫ to relax ᛫	V
slew	᛫ a Mugilidae fish ( a mullet ) ᛫	N
slick	᛫ a film of oil ᛭ smooth wet and slippery ᛫	N᛭AJ
slicked	᛫ lubricated ᛫ oiled ᛫	AJ
slidder	᛫ slippery ᛫ uncertain ᛫ duplicitous ᛫ treacherous ᛫	AJ
slike	᛫ to smoothen ᛫ to polish ᛫ to flatter ᛫	V
slipup	᛫ to err ᛫ to make a mistake ᛫	V
slite	᛫ deterioration ᛫	N
slithe	᛫ dire ᛫ dangerous perilous ᛫	AJ
slithers	᛫ scree ᛫	N
slive	᛫ to cut a sliver off something ᛫ to cut ᛫ to slice ᛫	V
sliver	᛫ a small slice ᛫ a small fraction of something ᛫	N
sloom	᛫ gentle sleep ᛫	N
sloppy	᛫ messy ᛫	AJ
slot	᛫ a musical clef [ᚹ] ᛫	N
sloth	᛫ laziness ᛫	N
slothful	᛫ lazy ᛫	AJ
slouch	᛫ a lubber ᛫ a lout ᛫ a slacker ᛭ to walk in a stooping way ᛫ to pull one's hat or hood into one's face to conceal it ᛫	N᛭V
slough	᛫ an area of soft , muddy ground ᛫ a swamp ᛫ a bog ᛫ a hole full of mire ᛫	N
slough	᛫ discarded skin ᛭ to shed skin ᛫ to shed ᛫ to discard ᛫	N᛭V
slowheart	᛫ bradycardia ᛫	N
slur	᛫ an insult ᛭ to insult ᛫	N᛭V
smack	᛫ heroin ᛫	N
smack	᛫ a taste ᛭ to taste ᛫	N᛭V
smack of	᛫ to taste of ᛫ to come across as ᛫	V
smackbound	᛫ bound to taste or opinion ᛫ subjective ᛫	AJ
small	᛫ miniature ᛫ diminutive ᛫ petite ᛫ unimportant ᛫	AJ
smallminded	᛫ petty ᛫ having narrow interests sympathies or outlook ᛫ narrow-minded ᛫	AJ
smaragdin	᛫ an emerald ᛫	N
smart	᛫ pain ᛭ to hurt ᛫ to pain ᛭ sharp ᛫ sharp minded ᛫ intelligent ᛫	N᛭V᛭AJ
smartful	᛫ painful ᛫	AJ
smarting	᛫ suffering ᛫	AJ
smarts	᛫ intelligence ᛫ know-how ᛫ a kind of cunning in a particular field ᛫	N
smatch	᛫ a taste ᛫ a slight trace ᛭ to taste ᛫	N᛭V
smatch of	᛫ to taste of ᛫ to come across as ᛫	V
smatter	᛫ a slight superficial knowledge of subject ᛭ a small amount of something ᛫	N᛭V
smear	᛫ to smear ᛫ to anoint ᛫	V
smearle	᛫ an unguent ᛫ an ointment ᛫ an unction ᛫ a salve ᛫	N
smeat	᛫ refined ( of gold ) ᛫ refined ( by extension ) ᛫	AJ
smeddum	᛫ powder ( esp fine powder ) ᛫ fine flour ᛫	N
smeech	᛫ smoke ᛫ dense vapour ᛭ to emit smoke ᛫ to emit vapor ᛫	V
smeek	᛫ to fumigate ᛫	V
smeeth	᛫ to become smooth ᛫ to make smooth ᛫ to expedite [ᚹ] ᛫	V
smellbrain	᛫ the rhinencephalon ᛫	N
smey	᛫ to scrutinize ᛫ to investigate ᛫ to meditate on [ᚾ] ᛫ to ponder [ᚾ] ᛫	V
smeying	᛫ an investigation ᛫ a study ᛫ an inquiry ᛫	N
smicker	᛫ elegant ᛫ fine ᛫ beautiful ᛫	AJ
smile	᛫ a burrow ᛫ a hollow ᛫ a cuniculus ᛫ a place to creep into ᛫ a smial ( a Hobbit-hole ) ᛫	N
smilt	᛫ calm ᛫ serene ᛫ tranquil ᛫ placid ᛫	AJ
smiltness	᛫ calmness ᛫ serenity ᛫ tranquillity ᛫ peace ᛫	N
smirk	᛫ a smile ᛭ to smile ᛫	N᛭V
smit	᛫ to contaminate ᛫ to infect ᛫ to stain ᛫ to tarnish ᛫ to sully ᛫	V
smite	᛫ to strike hard ᛫ to defeat ᛫	V
smith	᛫ a worker in metal ᛭ to treat metal by heating hammering and forging it ᛫	N᛭V
smithe	᛫ a smithy ᛫ a blacksmith's workshop ᛫	N
smithy	᛫ a forge ᛫ the workshop of a smith ᛫	N
smitting	᛫ infectious ᛫ contagious ᛫	AJ
smittle	᛫ infectious ᛫	AJ
smock	᛫ a chemise ᛫ a blouse ( esp a long one ) ᛫ a loose overall which protects one's clothes ᛫	N
smoke	᛫ a cigar ᛫ a cigarette ᛫	N
smokestack	᛫ a chimney ᛫	N
smolt	᛫ lard ᛫	N
smolt	᛫ serene ᛫ tranquil ᛫	AJ
smore	᛫ to suffocate ᛫	V
smother	᛫ a mass of something that stifles or obscures ᛭ to cover with a suffocating effect ᛫ to braise ( stove-top style ) ᛫	N᛭V
smow	᛫ to creep ᛫ to crawl ᛫	V
snail	a siege engine incorporating a protective shelter and battering ram	N
snake	᛫ a serpent ᛫	N
snakebird	᛫ an Anhingidae bird ( a darter , an anhinga ) ᛫	N
snakefear	᛫ ophidiophobia ᛫	N
snapper	᛫ a castanet ᛫	N
snapshot	᛫ a picture ( esp when taken hastily ) ᛫ a glimpse ᛫ a brief portrayal ᛫	N
snarch	᛫ to shrivel ᛫ to dehydrate ᛫	V
snark	᛫ irreverence ᛫ sarcasm ᛫ impertinence ᛫	N
snarky	᛫ irreverent ᛫ sarcastic ᛫ impertinent ᛫ crotchety ᛫ snappish ᛫	AJ
snatch	᛫ a fragment of something ᛫ a small piece of something ᛫ a vagina ( slang ) ᛫	N
snead	᛫ a cut ᛫ a slice ᛫ a morsel ᛭ to cut to pieces ᛫ to slice to shreds ᛫	N᛭V
snead	᛫ the handle of a scythe ᛫	N
sneakers	᛫ trainers ᛫	N
sneem	᛫ swiftly ᛫ rapidly ᛫ quickly ᛫ immediately ᛫ at once ᛫	ADV
snell	᛫ quick ᛫ fast ᛫ rapid ᛫	AJ
snid	᛫ an incision ᛫	N
snide	᛫ counterfeit ᛫	AJ
snidiron	᛫ a lancet ᛫	N
snike	᛫ to crawl ᛫ to creep ᛫ to sneak ᛫	V
snit	᛫ a fit of rage ᛫ a tantrum ᛫	N
snite	᛫ a snipe ᛫ a Gallinago gallinago bird ᛫ a Lymnocryptes minima bird ᛫	N
snite	᛫ to blow one's nose ᛫ to blow or snuff out a candle ᛫	V
sniter	᛫ a sniper ᛫	N
snithe	᛫ to cut ᛫ to slice ᛫ to amputate ᛫	V
snithy	᛫ cutting ᛫ sharp ᛫	AJ
snitter	᛫ prudence ᛫ sagacity ᛫	N
snood	᛫ a band ribbon cap or hat for keeping hair in place ᛫	N
snore	᛫ daughter-in-law ᛫ a sister-in-law ᛫	N
snoter	᛫ prudent ᛫ sagacious ᛫	AJ
snoterly	᛫ wise ᛫ prudent ᛫ philosophical ᛭ wisely ᛫ prudently ᛫ philosophically ᛫	AJ᛭AV
snoterness	᛫ wisdom ᛫ intelligence ᛫ spiritual enlightenment ᛫	N
Snottingham	᛫ Nottingham ᛫	N
snoud	᛫ quickly ᛫ swiftly ᛫	AJ᛭AV
snow moon	᛫ a full moon in February ᛫	N
snowhen	᛫ a Lagopus bird ( a ptarmigan ) ᛫	N
snowhouse	᛫ an igloo ᛫	N
snowslide	᛫ an avalanche ᛫	N
snowsparrow	᛫ a Junco bird ᛫	N
snowstorm	᛫ a blizzard ᛫	N
snowwood	᛫ a stretch of taiga ᛫	N
snug	᛫ trim ᛫ close-fitting ᛫ comfortable ᛫ cozy ᛫ cosy ᛫	AJ
so as to	᛫ in order to ᛫	AV
so say	᛫ according to ᛫	V
soaksome	᛫ bibulous ᛫	AJ
soal	᛫ a dirty pond ᛫ mire ᛫ mud ᛫	N
Soalmonth	᛫ February ᛫	N(P)
soapapple	᛫ a Chlorogalum pomeridianum plant ᛫	N
sodden	᛫ soaked ᛫ saturated with liquid ᛫ having drunk an excessive amount of something ᛫	AJ
soft	᛫ tender ᛫ supple ᛫ quiet ᛫ faint ᛫ calm ᛫ gentle ᛫ non-alcoholic ( of drinks ) ᛫	AJ
softhail	᛫ graupel ᛫	N
softhearted	᛫ kind ᛫ tender ᛫ compassionate ᛫ charitable ᛫	AJ
softshaded	᛫ pastel ( of a soft and delicate shade of a colour ) ᛫	AJ
softship	᛫ a situation marked by ease comfort or convenience ᛫ the opposite of hardship ᛫	N
software	᛫ the programs and other operating information used by a computer ᛫	N
sokeman	᛫ one who holds soken rights ᛫	N
soken	᛫ a search ᛫ a search for levying fees and fines ᛫ a district under the jurisdiction of such searches ᛫	N
sole	᛫ a rope or a wooden yoke ( esp one used to tether cattle ) ᛫	N
sole	᛫ to soil ᛫ to dirty ᛫ to sully ᛭ soiled ᛫ dirty ᛫ sullied ᛫	V᛭AJ
solken	᛫ slothful ᛫ indolent ᛫ lazy ᛫	AJ
some	᛫ -ous (suffix of characterization) ᛫	SUFFIX
somedeal	᛫ partial ᛭ partly ᛫ partially ᛫	AJ᛭AV
somewhat	᛫ to a degree ᛫ partially ᛫ quite ᛫	AJ
somewhen	᛫ at some time ᛫	AV
somewhence	᛫ from somewhere ᛫	AV
somewhy	᛫ for some reason ᛫	AV
songbook	᛫ a book of songs ( esp hymns ) ᛫ a collection of songs ᛫ a musical album [ᚹ] ᛫	N
son-of-the-sun	᛫ a Fregatidae bird ( a frigatebird ) ᛫	N
sonsdaughter	᛫ a paternal granddaughter ᛫	N
sonson	᛫ a paternal grandson ᛫	N
sool	᛫ the sun ᛫	N
soom	᛫ agreement ᛫ concord ᛫	N
soom	᛫ united ᛫ unified ᛫	AJ
soon	᛫ music ᛫	N
sooncraft	᛫ the art of music ᛫	N
soot	᛫ aromatic ᛫ fragrant ᛭ aromatically ᛫ fragrantly ᛫	AV
sooth	᛫ truth ᛫ reality ᛭ real ᛫ true (as in factually accurate ) ᛫	N᛭AJ
soothbound	᛫ bound to fact ᛫ objective ᛫	AJ
soothe	᛫ to gently calm ᛫ to relieve or ease pain ᛫ to verify ᛫ to prove ᛫ to confirm ᛫	V
soother	᛫ a pacifier ᛫ a verifier ᛫ a confirmer ᛫	N
soothfast	᛫ real ᛫ actual ᛫ veracious ᛫ genuine ᛫	AJ
soothing	᛫ relaxing ᛫ calming ᛫ relieving ᛫ calmative ᛫	AJ
soothless	᛫ false ᛫	AJ
soothly	᛫ truly ᛫ verily ᛫ actually ᛫ really ᛭ amen ᛫	AV᛭I
soothquid	᛫ a true saying ᛫ a fact ᛫	N
soothsaw	᛫ a true saying ᛫ a proverb ᛫ a maxim ᛫	N
soothsawl	᛫ veracious ᛫ truth saying ᛫	AJ
soothsay	᛫ to predict ᛫ to prophesy ᛫	V
soothsayer	᛫ a prophet ᛫ a prognosticator ᛫ the mantis ᛫	N
soothspel	᛫ a true story ᛫ history ᛫	N
soothy	᛫ sincere ᛫ authentic ᛫ actual ᛫	AJ
sope	᛫ a small amount of drink ᛫	N
sorely	᛫ very ( usually in a negative sense ) ᛫	AV
sorry	᛫ contrite ᛫	AJ
sotship	᛫ folly ᛫	N
sough	᛫ a moaning , whistling , or rushing sound like that of wind or water ᛭ to make a sough ᛫	N᛭V
sought	᛫ sickness ᛫	N
soulkind	᛫ spiritual ᛫	AJ
soullattew	᛫ a psychopomp ( a spirit , deity , or person who guides the souls of the dead to the afterlife ) ᛫	N
sound	᛫ secure ᛫ healthy ᛫ valid ᛫ safe ᛫	AJ
sound	᛫ the power of swimming ᛫ a narrow inlet ᛫ a strait connecting two wider areas of water ᛫	N
soundness	᛫ security ᛫ safety ᛫ robustness ᛫ competence ᛫ reliability ᛫	N
sour	᛫ acid ᛭ acidic ᛫	N
sourcole	᛫ fermented cabbage ᛫ sauerkraut ᛫	N
sourdock	᛫ a Rumex acetosa plant ( sorrel ) ᛫	N
souren	᛫ to acidify ᛫	V
soursop	᛫ the fruit of an Annona muricata tree ᛫ a guanabana ᛫	N
South Africk	᛫ South Africa ᛫	N(P)
southen	᛫ from the south ᛫	AV
southern lights	᛫ the aurora australis ᛫	N
Southumber	᛫ Southumbria ᛫ the Southumbrians ᛫	N(P)
Southumberrich	᛫ the Kingdom of Southumbria ( Mercia ? ) ᛫	N(P)
sow	᛫ to suffer ᛫ to make something suffer ᛫	V
sow	᛫ an adult female pig ᛫ a siege engine used to shelter wall miners ᛫	N
sowbread	᛫ a Cyclamen plant ᛫	N
sowel	᛫ a pole ᛫ a post ᛫	N
sowl	᛫ something eaten with bread , such as meat , pottage , a sauce , etc ᛫ any topping or sauce that goes with bread ᛫	N
spadefish	᛫ a disc-shaped fish ᛫	N
span	᛫ an extent ᛭ to extend ᛫	N᛭V
span	᛫ to allure ᛫ to entice ᛫ to incite ᛫ to induce ᛫ to seduce ᛫	V
spane	᛫ to allure ᛫ to lure ᛫ to entice ᛫	V
spangle	᛫ a sequin ᛫	N
Spanishman	᛫ a Spaniard ᛫	N(P)
Spany	᛫ Spain ᛫	N(P)
spar	᛫ a piece of timber used in building ᛫ a rafter ᛫ a beam ᛫ a pole or post used as a weapon or bar ᛭ to lock with a spar ᛫	N᛭V
spar	᛫ shiny , crystalline , non-metallic mineral that cleaves easily into chips or flakes ᛫	N
spare	᛫ an extra ᛭ to refrain from killing or hurting ᛭ unoccupied ᛫ extra ᛫	N᛭V᛭AJ
sparhawk	᛫ the Accipiter nisus bird ( Eurasian sparrowhawk ) ᛫	N
sparkler	᛫ a diamond ( informal ) ᛫ a kind of firework that leaves a trail of sparkles ᛫ sparkling wine ᛫	N
sparling	᛫ an Osmeridae fish ᛫	N
sparlire	᛫ a calf ( of a leg ) ᛫	N
sparrowgrass	᛫ asparagus ᛫	N
sparstone	᛫ gypsum ᛫ hydrous calcium sulphate ᛫	N
speakeath	᛫ a speakeasy ᛫	N
speakle	᛫ talkative ᛫ loquacious ᛫	AJ
speal	᛫ to save ᛫ to reserve ᛫ to refrain from using or consuming ᛫ to relieve ᛫ to spare ᛫	V
spearhalf	᛫ the male line of descent ᛫	N
speck	᛫ a tiny spot ᛫ a tiny stain ᛫ a tiny particle ᛫	N
speechcraft	᛫ skill in speech ᛫ rhetoric ᛫ grammar ( esp spoken grammar as opposed to written ) ᛫	N
speechhouse	᛫ an auditorium ᛫	N
speechlore	᛫ linguistics ᛫ philology ᛫	N
speechly	᛫ linguistic ᛫	AJ
speed	᛫ success ᛭ to succeed ᛫ to assist ᛫ to accomplish ᛫ to complete ᛫ to hasten ᛫	N᛭V
speedful	᛫ successful ᛫ prosperous ᛫	AJ
speld	᛫ a splinter ᛫ a thin piece of wood used as a torch ᛫ a torch ᛫	N
spelk	᛫ a splinter ᛭ to splinter ᛫	N᛭V
spell	᛫ a story ᛫ a narrative ᛫ speech with a magical effect ᛫ a state of enchantment ᛫	N
spell	᛫ a short period ᛫ a period spent in an activity ᛭ to represent ᛫ to substitute ᛫ to relieve ( to take the place of ) ᛫	N᛭V
spellbind	᛫ to fascinate ᛫ to hold the complete attention of someone as though by magic ᛫	V
spellbinding	᛫ fascinating ᛫ engrossing ᛫	AJ
spellboder	᛫ a messenger who relays a story or narrative ᛫	N
spellbound	᛫ fascinated ᛫ entranced ᛫	AJ
speller	᛫ a representative ᛫ a substitute ᛫	N
spew	᛫ vomit ᛫ puke ᛭ to vomit ᛫ to puke ᛫ to discharge violently ᛫	N᛭V
spiderfear	᛫ arachnophobia ᛫	N
spild	᛫ to destroy ᛫	V
spill	᛫ to play ᛫ to revel ᛫	N᛭V
spill	᛫ a spill ᛭ to spill ᛫ to waste ᛫	N᛭V
spiller	᛫ a player ᛫ a jester ᛫	N
spilth	᛫ spillage ᛫ material that is spilt ᛫	N
spin	᛫ circular or rotatory movement ᛭ to revolve ᛫ to rotate ᛫ to gyrate ᛫ to whirl ᛫ to contrive ᛫ to devise ᛫ to concoct ᛫	N᛭V
spind	᛫ fat ᛫	N
spindle	᛫ an axis ᛫	N
spindlehalf	᛫ the female line of descent ᛫	N
spindleshanks	᛫ a thin lanky person with long legs ᛫	N
spinner	᛫ a spinneret ᛫	N
spinster	᛫ a woman who spins cloth ᛫ an unmarried woman ( esp one beyond the usual age for marriage ) ᛫	N
spir	᛫ to inquire ᛫ to interrogate ᛫ to investigate through inquiry ᛫ to check for something ᛫	V
spird	᛫ a stadium ᛫ a racetrack ᛫ a racecourse ᛫	N
spirglass	᛫ a telescope ᛫	N
spit	᛫ a dash ( — ) ᛫ a hyphen ( - ) ᛫	N
spitbox	᛫ a spittoon ᛫ a cuspidor ᛫ a salivarium ᛫	N
spitbreed	᛫ meat cooked on a spit ᛫ a kebab ᛫	N
spitch	᛫ bacon ᛫	N
spittle	᛫ saliva ᛫	N
spittle	᛫ a spadelike tool with two or more prongs ᛫	N
spittlewort	᛫ an Anacyclus pyrethrum plant ( pellitory ) ᛫	N
spokebone	᛫ a radius ( bone ) ᛫	N
spokesman	᛫ a representative of a group or an individual ᛫	N
spoonwort	᛫ a Cochleara plant ( scurvygrass ) ᛫	N
spoor	᛫ a trace ᛫ a track ᛫ a vestige ᛫	N
spore	᛫ a track ᛫ a trace ᛫ a vestige ᛫	N
spot	᛫ an area ᛫	N
spotty	᛫ marked with spots ᛫ lacking uniformity ( esp in quality ) ᛫ irregularly or sparsely distributed ᛫	AJ
spow	᛫ to succeed ᛫ to be successful ᛫	V
sprank	᛫ a shoot ᛫ a twig ᛫ a sprig ᛫	N
sprat	᛫ a Sprattus fish ᛫	N
sprawl	᛫ a disorganized unattractive expanse ᛭ spread out over a large area in an untidy or irregular way ᛫	N᛭AJ
sprawling	᛫ expansive ᛫ extensive ᛫	AJ
sprent	᛫ sprinkled over ᛫	AJ
sprind	᛫ vigorous ᛫ active ᛫	AJ
spring	᛫ to gush forth ᛫ to come up ᛫ to sprout ᛫ to arise ᛫ to jump ᛫	V
spring from	᛫ to be caused by [ᛏ] ᛫	V
spring green	᛫ mint green ᛭ of mint green hue ᛫	N᛭AJ
springbed	᛫ a spring mattress ᛫	N
springe	᛫ to sprinkle ᛫ to scatter ᛫ to disperse ᛫	V
springly	᛫ vernal ᛫	AJ
springtime	᛫ the spring season ᛫	N
springy	᛫ elastic ᛫ resilient ᛫ bouncy ᛫ lively ᛫ energetic ᛫ jaunty ᛫	AJ
spry	᛫ agile ᛫ featly ᛫ gracile ᛫	AJ᛭AV
spur	᛫ an incentive ᛭ to incentivize ᛫	N᛭V
spurn	᛫ to reject with scorn ᛫ to refuse to use ᛫ to kick ᛫	V
spurrier	᛫ a searcher ᛫ an explorer ᛫ an investigator ᛫ a spy [ᚹ] ᛫	N
squeezebox	᛫ an accordion ᛫ a concertina ᛫	N
squelch	᛫ to squash ᛫ to crush ᛫ to tread and make splashing sounds ᛫	V
squidflesh	᛫ calamari ᛫	N
squirt	᛫ a syringe ᛫ liquid which is spirting ᛭ to spirt out a liquid ᛫	N᛭V
staddle	᛫ a foundation ᛫ a base ᛫ a prop ᛫ a support ᛭ to base ᛫ to prop ᛫ to support ᛫	N᛭V
staddlely	᛫ fundamental ᛫ basic ᛫	AJ
staddler	᛫ a founder ᛫	N
staff	᛫ a long stick ᛫ a stanza ᛫ a letter ( like A B or C ) ᛫ a written character ᛫	N
staffay	᛫ a combination of letters which forms a syllable or a diphthong ᛫	N
staffcraft	᛫ grammar ( as in the art of letters spelling and punctuation ) ᛫	N
staffkind	᛫ a font ᛫ a typeface ᛫	N
staffleighter	᛫ a grammatical error ᛫ a typo ᛫	N
stafflither	᛫ a ballista ᛫	N
stafflore	᛫ orthography ᛫	N
staffly	᛫ literal ᛫ letter-like ᛭ literally ᛫	AJ᛭AV
staffrow	᛫ an alphabet ᛫	N
staffwise	᛫ literate ᛫ lettered ᛫	AJ
staffword	᛫ an acronym ᛫	N
stag	᛫ a male deer ᛫	N
stair	᛫ precipitous ( as in steep ) ᛫	AJ
stake	᛫ a post ᛫ a post on which a gambling wager is placed ᛫ a wager ᛫ a bet ᛭ to wager ᛫ to bet ᛫	V
stal	᛫ klepto- ᛫	PREFIX
stale	᛫ a rung in a ladder ᛫ a position in a series ᛫ a tier ᛫	N
stale	᛫ robbery ᛫ larceny ᛫ purloining ᛫	N
stalk	᛫ a main stem of something ᛫	N
stalk	᛫ to pursue stealthily ᛫	V
stalworth	᛫ brave ᛫ courageous ᛫	AJ
stand	᛫ to exist ( esp of inanimate things ) ᛫	V
stand	᛫ a stance ᛫	N
stand for	᛫ to represent ᛫ to symbolize ᛫	V
standalone	᛫ an independent thing ᛭ independent ᛫	N᛭AJ
standcock	᛫ a vertical pipe connected to a water supply ᛫ a hydrant ᛫ a fire hydrant ᛫	N
standin	᛫ a substitute ᛫	N
standing	᛫ status ᛫ a status ᛫ a reputation within a group ᛫	N
standing stone	᛫ a monolith ᛫ a menhir ᛫ a stele ᛫ a lith ᛫ an orthostat ᛫	N
standoffish	᛫ anti-social ᛫ unsociable ᛫ socially cold ᛫	AJ
stannel	᛫ a kestrel ᛫	N
staple	᛫ a bar or wire meant for holding things together through piercing and bending ᛫ a pillar ᛫ a column ᛫ a post ᛫	N
star	᛫ an asterisk ( * ) ᛫ a celebrity ᛫	N
starburst	᛫ a supernova ᛫	N
stardom	᛫ celebrity ( as in the status ) ᛫	N
stark	᛫ stiff ᛫ rigid ᛫ solid ᛫ strong ᛫ severe ᛫ unpleasantly or sharply clear ᛫ severe or bare in appearance ᛫	AJ
starken	᛫ to make unbending or inflexible ᛫ to stiffen ᛫ to make obstinate ᛫	V
starly	᛫ astral ᛫	AJ
starship	᛫ a spaceship ᛫ a spacecraft ᛫	N
starshower	᛫ an astrologer ᛫	N
start	᛫ a tail ᛫	N
startail	᛫ a Phaethon bird ( a tropicbird ) ᛫	N
starter	᛫ an appetizer ᛫ an entrée ᛫ an apéritif ᛫ an hors d'oeuvre ᛫	N
startoken	᛫ a constellation ᛫	N
starving	᛫ starvation ᛫	N
starwatch	᛫ an observatory ᛫	N
stath	᛫ a bank ᛫ a shore ᛫ land bordering water ᛫ a wharf ᛫	N
stave off	᛫ to prevent ᛫ to avert ᛫ to ward off ᛫ to keep away ᛫	V
stead	᛫ a station ᛫ a place ᛫	N
steadfast	᛫ steady ᛫ unmoving ᛫ loyal ᛫	AJ
steadfastness	᛫ loyalty ᛫	N
steadname	᛫ a toponym ᛫ a place name ᛫	N
steady	᛫ to stabilize ᛫ stable ᛫	V᛭AJ
stealth	᛫ acting in secrecy and cautiousness ᛫	N
stealthy	᛫ cautious and surreptitious ᛫	AJ
steam	᛫ water vapor ᛫ vapor ᛫ gas ᛫	N
stean	᛫ an earthenware container for liquids or foods ᛫	N
steap	᛫ a stoup ᛫ a drinking vessel ᛫ a cup ᛫ a flagon ᛫	N
stear	᛫ history ᛫	N
stearwit	᛫ a historian ᛫	N
steed	᛫ a horse being ridden or available for riding ᛫	N
steel bow	᛫ a crossbow ᛫ an arbalest ᛫	N
steen	᛫ to groan or to rumble or to bellow or to bray loudly ᛫	V
steep	᛫ to imbue ᛫ to soak ᛫ to fill with ᛫	V
steeple	᛫ a tower ᛫ a church tower ᛫ a spire ᛫	N
steer	᛫ guidance ᛫ direction ᛫ a rule ᛫ a regulation ᛫ a restraint ᛫ a check ᛭ to direct ᛫	N᛭V
steerer	᛫ a director ᛫ a regulator ᛫ a moderator ᛫	N
steet	᛫ to strike ᛫ to thrust ᛫ to fall heavily ᛫ to push hard ᛫	V
stell	᛫ to set up ᛫ to up-fix ᛫ to mount up ᛫ to place ᛫ to set ᛫ to put in place ᛫ to institute ᛫ to establish ᛫ to install ᛫	V
stem	᛫ a branch in a family ᛭ to descend ᛫ to derive ᛫	N᛭V
stench	᛫ malodorousness or acridness ( of smell ) ᛫	N
step	᛫ stage ᛫ phase ᛫	N
stepchild	᛫ an orphan ᛫ a stepchild ᛫	N
stepdown	᛫ to resign ᛫	V
stepwise	᛫ gradual ᛭ gradually ᛫	AJ᛭AV
ster	᛫ ( agent suffix , formerly a feminine agent suffix ) ᛫	SUFFIX
stern	᛫ serious ᛫ unfriendly ᛫ strict ᛫ severe ᛫	AJ
steven	᛫ an appointed time ᛫ an appointment ᛫ a tryst ᛭ to set an appointment ᛫ to appoint ᛫	N᛭V
steven	᛫ a voice ( whether human or animal ) ᛫ a voice ( grammatical term ) ᛫ a sung melody or tune ᛫ speech ᛭ to voice ᛫	N᛭V
stevenmeal	᛫ by turns ᛫ alternatively ( as in alternating ) ᛫	AV
stew	᛫ to restrain ᛫ to check ᛫	V
steward	᛫ a supervisor ᛫ a seneschal ᛭ to supervise ᛫	N᛭V
stewardship	᛫ supervision ᛫	N
stick	᛫ to stab ᛫ to pierce ᛫ to puncture ᛫ to fix ( to something ) ᛫ to adhere ᛫ to impale ᛫ to pin ᛫	V
stickle	᛫ a rapid ᛭ steep ᛫ sloping ᛫	N᛭AJ
stickle	᛫ to argue or contend stubbornly [ᚾ] ᛫ to raise objections ᛫ to scruple ᛫	V
stickleback	᛫ a Gasterosteidae fish [ᚹ] ᛫	N
stickler	᛫ a person who insists on a certain quality or type of behaviour ᛫ a referee ᛫ an umpire ᛫ a mediator ᛫ a moderator ᛫	N
stickman	᛫ a croupier ᛫ a stick figure ᛫	N
sticky	᛫ adhesive ᛫ viscous ᛫ viscid ᛫ glutinous ᛫	AJ
stiff	᛫ rigid ᛫	AJ
stiffness	᛫ rigidity ᛫	N
stight	᛫ to set in order ᛫ to arrange ᛫ to place ᛫	V
stightle	᛫ to direct ᛫ to ordain ᛫ to arrange ᛫ to array ᛫ to govern ᛫ to rule ᛫ to manage ᛫	V
stightler	᛫ a director ᛫ a manager ᛫	N
stightling	᛫ management ᛫	N
stile	᛫ a structure for surmounting things ( usually fences and walls ) ᛫	N
still	᛫ a photograph from a film ᛫	N
stillness	᛫ silence ᛫ absence of movement ᛫	N
stilly	᛫ silent ᛫ calm ᛫	AJ
stilt	᛫ a Recurvirostridae bird ᛫ a stilt ᛫ an avocet [ᚹ] ᛫	N
sting	᛫ to stab ᛫ to pierce ᛫ to prick ᛫	V
stink	᛫ to have a bad odour ᛫	V
stinkbird	᛫ the Opisthocomus hoazin bird ᛫	N
stinkbird	᛫ a hoatzin ᛫ any bird that emits a smell strong enough to confuse or distract a birddog ᛫	N
stinking nightshade	᛫ henbane ( Hyoscyamus niger ) ᛫	N
stinky	᛫ malodorous odoriferous or acrid ( of smell ) ᛫	AJ
stint	᛫ an allotted period of time ᛫ limitation ᛫ restriction ᛭ to limit ᛫ restrain ᛫ discontinue ᛫ to staunch (a flow of liquid) ᛫ to assign to a task ᛫	N᛭V
stir	᛫ to incite to action ᛫ to disturb ᛫ to move ᛫ to move about ᛫ to become active ᛫	V
stirrup	᛫ a stapes ( bone ) ᛫	N
stitch	᛫ a piece ᛫ a fragment ᛫ a part ᛫ a section of a text ᛫	N
stitch	᛫ a thread or wire fastening ᛫ a stabbing pain ᛫	N
stitchmeal	᛫ piecemeal ᛭ piecemeal ᛫	AJ᛭AV
stithe	᛫ hard ᛫ stiff ᛫ stubborn ᛫	AJ
stithy	᛫ an anvil ᛫	N
stoat	᛫ a Mustela erminea animal ( a kind of weasel ) ᛫	N
stock	᛫ a supply ᛫ a store of something ᛭ to supply ᛫ to store ᛫	N᛭V
stock	᛫ a stump ᛫ a tree trunk ᛫ a log ᛫ a block of wood ᛫ a post ᛫ a trestle ᛫ a handle ᛫ a torso ᛫ a lineage ᛫ a race ᛫ a species ᛫	N
stockroom	᛫ a storeroom ᛫ a storage room ᛫	N
stocky	᛫ stout ᛫ sturdy ᛫	AJ
stodge	᛫ heavy , filling , starchy food ᛫ a boring thing ᛫	N
stold	᛫ a settled place ᛫ a station ᛫ an abode ᛫	N
stonebaby	᛫ a lithopedion / lithopaedion ᛫	N
stonebow	᛫ a natural stone arch ᛫	N
stonebuck	᛫ an ibex ᛫	N
stonecarving	᛫ a petroglyph ᛫ a statue of stone ᛫ a carving of stone ᛫	N
stonecoal	᛫ anthracite ᛫ a hard variety of coal ᛫	N
stonecraft	᛫ masonry ᛫ the art or skill of working with stone ᛫	N
stoned	᛫ intoxicated ᛫ high on drugs ᛫	AJ
stonedelf	᛫ a quarry ᛫	N
stonedelve	᛫ to mine for stone ᛫	V
stonefaw	᛫ paved ᛫ paved with stone ᛫	AJ
stonehawk	᛫ a Falco columbarius bird ( a merlin ) ᛫	N
stonehoney	᛫ crystallized honey ᛫	N
stonelime	᛫ cement ᛫ mortar ᛫	N
stonelore	᛫ petrology ᛫	N
stonemint	᛫ a Cunila origanoides plant ( American dittany ) ᛫	N
stonen	᛫ made of stone ᛫	AJ
stonen	᛫ to petrify ᛫	V
stonen	᛫ to turn to stone ᛫ to petrify ᛫ to lithify ᛫	V
stoner	᛫ one who stones ᛫ a machine to remove pits from fruit ᛫ a frequent user of cannabis ᛫	N
stonerock	᛫ an obelisk ᛫	N
stonewall	᛫ an obstruction ᛫ a refusal to cooperate ᛭ to obstruct ᛫ to refuse to cooperate ᛫	N᛭V
stonewalled	᛫ surrounded or defined in size and shape by a wall of stone ᛫	AJ
stonework	᛫ masonry ᛫	N
stoneworker	᛫ a mason ᛫ a stonemason ᛫	N
stonewright	᛫ a stonemason ᛫	N
stony	᛫ like stone ᛫ emotionless ᛫	AJ
stool	᛫ a chair ᛫ a pew ᛫ a seat of power ( figurative ) ᛫ an enclosed seat with a chamber pot ᛫ a chamber pot ᛫	N
stoor	᛫ powerful ᛫ fierce ᛫ cruel ᛫ severe ᛫	AJ
stoor	᛫ incense ᛫ frankincense ᛫	N
stoorvat	᛫ a censer ᛫	N
stopfire	᛫ a ceasefire ᛫	N
stopgap	᛫ a short term solution ᛭ short-term ᛫ temporary ᛫	N᛭AJ
storm	᛫ a tempest ᛭ to tempest ᛫ to assault with large numbers ᛫	N᛭V
stound	᛫ a relatively short length of time ᛫ an hour [ᚹ] ᛫	N
stoundmeal	᛫ at intervals ᛫ alternatingly ᛫	AV
stour	᛫ a river ᛫	N
stoven	᛫ a stump ᛫	N
stow	᛫ a place ᛫ a location ᛭ to store ᛫ to lodge ᛫	N᛭V
strackledwales	᛫ the Celts of Strathclyde ᛫ Strathclyde ᛫	N(P)
straid	᛫ to strew ᛫ to scatter ᛫ to disperse ᛫	V
straightforward	᛫ direct ᛫	AJ
strail	᛫ a blanket ᛫	N
strake	᛫ a band or plate of iron used for various things ᛫ a streak ( of thread , light , mud , etc ) ᛫	N
strand	᛫ a beach ᛫	N
strawberry moon	᛫ a full moon in June ᛫	N
streak	᛫ a long thin line ᛫ a stroke ᛫ a series of successful deeds ᛫	N
streel	᛫ an arrow ᛫ a round of ammunition [ᚹ] ᛭ to shoot ᛫	N᛭V
streelbearer	᛫ an archer ᛫ an arrow-bearer ᛫	N
streeling	᛫ radiation ᛫	N
streen	᛫ parturition ᛫ generation ᛫ procreation ᛫ propagation ᛫ a lineage ᛫ an ancestry ᛭ to procreate ᛫ to propagate ᛫ to generate ᛫	N᛭V
streen	᛫ a couch ᛫ a sofa ᛫ a bed ᛫ a resting spot ᛫	N
streenenly	᛫ genitive ( grammar ) ᛫	AJ
streener	᛫ a procreator ᛫ a generator ᛫	N
streeny	᛫ genetic ᛫ genetical ᛫	AJ
stretch	᛫ to extend ᛫	V
stretch	᛫ strict ᛫ severe ᛫ rigorous ᛫ stern ᛫ hard ᛫	AJ
strew	᛫ to distribute randomly ᛫ to spread abroad ᛫	V
strewn	᛫ fragmented over an area ᛫ scattered ᛫	AJ
strike	᛫ to hit ᛫ to attack ᛫ to delete ᛫	V
strikeharp	᛫ a piano ᛫	N
strind	᛫ a race ᛫ a clan ᛫ a lineage ᛫ a generation ᛫	N
string	᛫ a series of things ᛫ a sequence ᛫	N
strite	᛫ an ostrich ᛫	N
strongbox	᛫ a secure storage space ᛫ a safe ᛫ a safe deposit box ᛫ a coffer ᛫	N
strongdrink	᛫ liquor ᛫	N
stronghold	᛫ a fortress ᛫	N
stronghouse	᛫ a fortified or secure building ᛫	N
strongman	᛫ a leader who rules with threats force or violence ᛫ a tyrant ᛫ a dictator ᛫ a despot ᛫	N
strongroom	᛫ a secure room ᛫ a vault ᛫ a panic room ᛫	N
strongwater	᛫ nitric acid ᛫	N
strooth	᛫ marshy land overgrown with brushwood ᛫	N
stroud	᛫ to plunder ᛫ to pillage ᛫ to defraud ᛫	V
strout	᛫ contention ᛫ an argument ᛫	N
stubborn	᛫ obstinate ᛫	AJ
stuller	᛫ furtive ᛫	AJ
stump speech	᛫ a campaign speech made by a politician running for election ᛫	N
stun	᛫ to clash ᛫ to crash ᛫ to dash ᛫ to strike ᛫	V
stunt	᛫ a daring or dangerous feat ᛫ skill ᛫	N
stunt	᛫ a check in growth ᛫ a stunted being or thing ᛭ to hinder the growth of ᛫ to perform a stunt ᛫ to show off ᛫	N᛭V
stunt	᛫ stupid ᛫ foolish ᛫ fatuous ᛫	AJ
stunted	᛫ prevented from growing ᛫ shorter than usual for one's age ᛫	AJ
sturry	᛫ an Acipenseridae fish ( a sturgeon ) ᛫	N
sty	᛫ a path ᛫ a lane ᛫ an approach to something ᛫ a way of conduct ᛫ a method ᛭ to ascend ᛫ to descend ᛫	N᛭V
suckdeer	᛫ a mammal ᛫	N
suckerfish	᛫ an Echeneidae fish ( a remora ) ᛫	N
sull	᛫ to dirty ᛫ to corrupt ᛫ to taint ᛫ to soil ᛫ to desecrate ᛫ to sully ᛫ to pollute ᛫ to defile ᛫	V
sullow	᛫ a plough ᛫ a plow ᛫	N
sultandom	᛫ a sultanate ᛫	N
summer teal	᛫ a Spatula querquedula bird ( a garganey ) ᛫	N
summerledge	᛫ to become summer ᛫	V
summerly	᛫ estival ᛫	AJ
summersleep	᛫ aestivation / estivation ᛫	N
summertime	᛫ the summer season ᛫	N
sunbloom	᛫ a Helianthus annuus plant ( sunflower ) ᛫	N
sundcorn	᛫ a Saxifraga plant ᛫	N
sunder	᛫ to separate ᛫ to split ᛫ to vary ᛫ to differ ᛫	V
sunder	᛫ private- ᛫ special- ᛫	PREFIX
sundercraft	᛫ a special power ᛫ a special art ᛫	N
sunderfee	᛫ private wealth ᛫	N
Sunderhallow	᛫ a Pharisee ᛫	N
sundering	᛫ a separation ᛫ separation ᛫ diversity ᛫ variety ᛫ difference ᛫	N
sunderledge	᛫ to privatize ᛫	V
sunderly	᛫ separate ᛫ distinct ᛫ different ᛫ unique ᛫ private ᛫ individual ᛫ especial ᛫ special ᛫	AJ
sunderright	᛫ a privilege ᛫ a special right ᛫	N
sundrily	᛫ variously ᛫ differently ᛫ separately ᛫ distinctively ᛫ distinctly ᛫ singly ᛫ individually ᛫ particularly ᛫ specially ᛫ specifically ᛫ privately ᛫	AV
sundriness	᛫ diversity ᛫ specialness ᛫ independence ᛫ specialness ᛫	N
sundry	᛫ various ᛫ different ᛫ separate ᛫ distinctive ᛫ distinct ᛫ single ᛫ individual ᛫ particular ᛫ special ᛫ specific ᛫ private ᛫	AJ
sundryman	᛫ a dealer of sundries ( miscellaneous items ) ᛫	N
sunfast	᛫ sun resistant ᛫ not liable to fade in sunlight ᛫	AJ
Sunfield	᛫ Elysium ᛫	N(P)
sunfish	᛫ a Molidae fish ᛫ a Centrarchidae fish ᛫	N
sungang	᛫ the course of the sun ᛫	N
sunken	᛫ submerged ᛫ depressed ᛫	AJ
sunly	᛫ solar ᛫	AJ
Sunnight	᛫ the night following Sunday's dusk ᛫	N(P)
sunroom	᛫ a solarium ᛫ a conservatory ( room ) ᛫	N
sunroot	᛫ a Jerusalem artichoke ᛫	N
sunshade	᛫ a parasol ᛫ an awning ᛫	N
sunspider	᛫ a solifuge ᛫ a camel spider ᛫ a wind scorpion ᛫	N
sunstead	᛫ a solstice ᛫	N
sup	᛫ to sip ᛫ to slurp ᛫ to drink in small mouthfuls ᛫	V
sussel	᛫ torment ᛫ anguish ᛫ agony ᛫	N
susselstead	᛫ a place of torment ᛫ hell ᛫	N
suster	᛫ a sister ᛫	N
suttle	᛫ clear ᛫ manifest ᛫ obvious ᛫ evident ᛫ unambiguous ᛫	AJ
suttle	᛫ to clarify ᛫ to denote ᛫ to make known ᛫ to show ᛫	V
suttleness	᛫ clarity ᛫	N
suttley	᛫ manifest ᛫	AJ
suttling	᛫ evidence ᛫	N
Suttling Day	᛫ Epiphany Day ᛫	N(P)
swaddle	᛫ to wrap a baby in retraining material ᛫ to restrain ᛫ to restrict ᛫	V
swail	᛫ heaven ᛫ the divine kingdom ᛫ the realm of the god or gods ᛫	N
swain	᛫ a rustic ᛫ a peasant ᛫ a shepherd ᛫ a page ( an attendant upon a knight ) ᛫ a squire ᛫ a boy ᛫ a young man ᛫	N
swair	᛫ a mother-in-law ᛫	N
swake	᛫ feeble with age ᛫	AJ
swallow	᛫ a gullet ᛫ a lingual nerve and its branches ᛫ a flood ᛫ an outpouring ᛫ a violent onrush ᛫ a vortex ᛫ a vent hole ᛫ a spiracle ᛫ a pit ᛫	N
swamb	᛫ fungus ᛫ a mushroom ᛫ a sponge ᛫	N
swamblore	᛫ mycology ( the study of fungi ) ᛫	N
swamp	᛫ a stretch of forested wetland ᛫	N
swanker	᛫ bending easily ᛫ pliable ᛫ flaccid ᛫	AJ
swanling	᛫ a cygnet ᛫	N
swansong	᛫ a final performance or accomplishment ᛫	N
swap	᛫ to exchange ᛫ to trade ᛫ to switch ᛫	N
swap out	᛫ to replace ᛫	V
sward	᛫ the upper layer of soil ( esp when grassy ) ᛫ skin ( esp of pork ) ᛫ rind ᛫ a patch of calloused skin ᛫	N
swarf	᛫ the bits that come from swarfing ( filings ) ᛭ to grind down ᛫ to file off ᛫	V
swark	᛫ a dark cloud ? ᛫	N
swarken	᛫ to darken ᛫ to becloud ᛫	V
swart	᛫ the black hue ᛭ black ᛫	N᛭AJ
swarthy	᛫ tawny dusky ᛫ dark ᛫ of dark complexioned ᛫	AJ
swath	᛫ a broad area of something ᛫	N
swathe	᛫ a long strip of something ( esp cloth ) ᛫ a bandage [ᚹ] ᛭ to bandage ᛫ to swaddle ᛫ to envelop ᛫	N᛭V
sway	᛫ bias ᛫ impetus ( of motion ) ᛫ momentum ᛫ command ᛫ dominion ᛫ influence ᛫	N
swayer	᛫ an influencer ᛫ an influence ᛫ a factor ( a circumstance fact or influence that contributes to a result ) ᛫	N
sweal	᛫ to be on fire ᛫ to burn ᛫ to scorch ᛫	V
sweam	᛫ to grieve ᛫	V
swease	᛫ one's own ᛫ dear ᛫ beloved ᛫ gracious ᛫	AJ
sweaseledge	᛫ to flatter ᛫	V
sweasely	᛫ kind ᛫ pleasant ᛫ agreeable ᛫	AJ
sweasing	᛫ food ᛫ victuals ᛫ refection ᛫	N
sweatcloth	᛫ a handkerchief ᛫	N
sweater	᛫ a jumper ᛫	N
sweathole	᛫ a pore for releasing sweat ᛫	N
sweathouse	᛫ a sauna ᛫	N
Sweave	᛫ a Swabian ᛫ an Alamanni ᛫	N(P)
Sweaveland	᛫ Swabia ᛫ Alamannia ᛫ Alemannia ᛫	N(P)
Sweeland	᛫ Sweden ᛫	N(P)
sweer	᛫ a pillar ᛫ a column ᛫	N
sweer	᛫ a father-in-law ᛫	N
Sweerich	᛫ Sweden ( the state not the land ) ᛫	N(P)
sweetbread	᛫ a pancreas of an animal ᛫ a thymus gland of an animal ᛫	N
sweeting	᛫ a sweet kind of apple ᛫ a darling ᛫	N
sweets	᛫ candy ᛫	N
sweetsop	᛫ the fruit of an Anonna squamosa tree ᛫ a sugarapple ᛫	N
sweetwater	᛫ perfume ᛫ fragrance ᛫	N
sweetwood	᛫ licorice / liquorice ᛫ a Glycyrrhiza glabra plant ᛫	N
sweeve	᛫ to put to sleep ᛫ to make inactive ᛫	V
sweight	᛫ momentum ᛫	N
swell	᛫ to swell ᛭ nice ᛭ well ᛫	V᛭AJ᛭AV
swelt	᛫ to die ᛫ to become overcome with emotion or heat or such ᛫	V
swelter	᛫ an uncomfortably hot atmosphere ᛭ to feel uncomfortably hot ᛫	N᛭V
sweltering	᛫ uncomfortably hot ᛫	AJ
swench	᛫ affliction ᛫ tribulation ᛫ distress ᛭ to afflict ᛫ to trouble ᛫ to distress ᛫	N᛭V
swere	᛫ heavy ᛫ grave ᛫ oppressive ᛫	V
swerely	᛫ heavily ᛫ grievously ᛫ oppressively ᛫	AV
sweremood	᛫ of an indolent sluggish disposition ᛫	AJ
swetch	᛫ a taste ᛫ a flavour ᛫ an odour, a scent, smell ᛫ an aroma ᛫	N
swether	᛫ to retire ᛫ to withdraw ᛫ to abate ᛫ to subside ᛫	V
swevel	᛫ sulphur ᛫ sulfur ᛫ brimstone ᛫	N
swevelen	᛫ sulfurous ᛫ made of brimstone ᛫	AJ
sweven	᛫ a vision ᛫ a dream ᛭ to dream ᛫	N
swevet	᛫ sleep ᛫	N
swey	᛫ a noise ᛫ a sound ᛭ to sound ᛫ to make noise ᛫	N᛭V
swike	᛫ deceit ᛫ treachery ᛫ betrayal ᛫ a betrayer ᛫ a cheater ᛭ to deceive ᛫ to betray ᛫ to cheat ᛫ to cease ᛫ to desist ᛫	N᛭V
swikedom	᛫ treason ᛫ treachery ᛫ betrayal ᛫	N
swikel	᛫ treacherous ᛫	AJ
swiker	᛫ a traitor ᛫ a deceiver ᛫	N
swill	᛫ low quality food or drink ᛭ to wash with water ᛫	N᛭V
swime	᛫ an unconscious state ᛫ a faint ᛫	N
swimel	᛫ an anesthetic ᛫	N
swimmingly	᛫ splendidly ᛫ to happen well and without serious problems ᛫	AV
swin	᛫ a melody ᛫	N
swind	᛫ to vanish ᛫ to disappear ᛫ to waste away ᛫ to perish ᛫	V
swine	᛫ a pig ᛫ pigs ᛫	N
swineflesh	᛫ pork ᛫	N
swineherd	᛫ a person who tends swine ᛫	N
swinely	᛫ porcine ᛫	AJ
swinge	᛫ authority ᛫ influence ᛫ power ᛫ rule ᛫ sway ᛫ licence ( as in artistic licence ) ᛫ impetus ( of motion but also figuratively ) ᛫ impulse ᛫	N
swingeing	᛫ drastic ᛫ severe ᛫ extreme ᛫	AJ
swingel	᛫ scourging ᛫ a beating ᛫ punishment ᛫ chastisement ᛫ a scourge ᛫ a flail ᛫	N
swingle	᛫ a scutch ( a flax beating tool ) ᛭ to beat with a swingle ᛫	N᛭V
swinish	᛫ unpleasant ᛫ contemptible ᛫ pig-like ᛫	AJ
swink	᛫ hard work ᛫ hard labour ᛫ toil ᛫ drudgery ᛭ to work hard ᛫ to labour hard ᛫	N᛭V
swinker	᛫ a toiler ᛫ a labourer ᛫	N
swinkful	᛫ toilsome ᛫ laborious ᛫	AJ
swinse	᛫ to make melody or music ᛫	V
swinsing	᛫ melody making ᛫	N
swinsingcraft	᛫ the art of making melodies or music ᛫	N
swipper	᛫ agile ᛫ nimble ᛫	AJ
swire	᛫ a neck ( of any kind ) ᛫ a vale ᛫ a valley ᛫	N
swirebigh	᛫ a necklace	N
switchback	᛫ a roller coaster ᛫	N
swith	᛫ swift ᛫ rapid ᛫ strong ᛫ excessive ᛫ great ᛭ swiftly ᛫ rapidly ᛫ strongly ᛫ very ᛫	AJ᛭AV
swither	᛫ right ( direction ) ᛫	AJ
swither	᛫ more ᛫ greater ᛫ superior ᛫	AV
swithly	᛫ great ᛫ magnificent ᛫ intense ᛫	AJ
Switsish	᛫ Swiss ᛫	AJ(P)
swive	᛫ to fuck ᛫ to copulate ᛫ to copulate with ᛫ to mate ᛫ to mate with ᛫	V
swivel	᛫ a rotation ᛭ to rotate ᛫	N᛭V
swizzle	᛫ liquor ᛫ an alcoholic drink ᛫	N
swizzled	᛫ mixed ᛫ intoxicated ᛫	AJ
swong	᛫ lean ᛫ gaunt ᛫ emaciated ᛫	AJ
swoom	᛫ to become dark ᛫	V
swoon	᛫ a swineherd ᛫ a swain ᛫ a peasant ᛫ a male servant ᛫	N
swoon	᛫ an instance of fainting ᛭ to faint ᛫ to be infatuated with something ᛫	N᛭V
swordbelt	᛫ a baldric ᛫	N
swordlily	᛫ a Gladiolus plant ᛫	N
swordplay	᛫ fencing ᛫	N
swot	᛫ vigorous study ᛭ to study vigorously ᛫	N᛭V
swow	᛫ one who faints ᛭ to faint ᛫ to swoon ᛫	N᛭V
swy	᛫ silence ᛭ to be silent ᛫ to become silent ᛫	N᛭V
sye	᛫ victory ᛫	N
sye	᛫ to drip ᛫ to strain ᛫ to sift ᛫ to purify ᛫	V
sye	᛫ to descend ᛫	V
syefast	᛫ victorious ᛫ triumphant ᛫	AJ
syekin	᛫ the Seraphim ᛫	N
syeless	᛫ without victory ᛫ defeated ᛫	AJ
syely	᛫ victorious ᛫	AJ
syereeth	᛫ triumph ᛫	N
syereethy	᛫ triumphant ᛫	AJ
Sypress	᛫ Cyprus ᛫	N(P)
Syrri	᛫ Syria ᛫	N(P)
Tahoe Mere	᛫ Lake Tahoe ᛫	N(P)
tailbone	᛫ a coccyx ᛫	N
takeover	᛫ a commandeering ᛫ a transfer of power ᛫	N
tale	᛫ a story ᛫ a number ᛫ a total ᛫ a tally ᛫	N
talecraft	᛫ arithmetic ᛫	N
talemark	᛫ a date ( in the meaning related to time ) ᛫	N
talemete	᛫ a measure expressed by number ᛫	N
talesome	᛫ numerous ᛫	AJ
taleteller	᛫ a storyteller ᛫ a narrator ᛫ a raconteur ᛫	N
talewise	᛫ talkative ᛫ tale-telling ᛫ gossipy ᛫ loquacious ᛫ garrulous ᛫	AJ
talking book	᛫ an audio book ᛫	N
tallow	᛫ dye ᛫ hard fat or lard ᛭ to dye ᛫	N᛭V
talt	᛫ unstable ᛫ evanescent ᛫ transitory ᛫	AJ
talter	᛫ to shake ᛫ to totter ᛫ to stagger ᛫ to be unsteady ᛫ to be in an uncertain or a precarious condition ᛫	V
tame	᛫ to subdue ᛫ to domesticate ᛫ to cultivate ᛭ subdued ᛫ domesticated ᛫ cultivated ᛫ tractable ᛫	V᛭AJ
Tanganyika Mere	᛫ Lake Tanganyika ᛫	N(P)
tap	᛫ a faucet ᛫ a spigot ᛫	N
tap	᛫ to draw liquid from a container ᛫ to exploit a resource or market ᛫	V
tape	᛫ a videocassete ᛫ a cassette ᛫ a video ᛫	N
taper	᛫ a candle ᛫ a slender candle ᛫ a gradual narrowing or decline ᛫	N
taphouse	᛫ a bar ᛫ a place where alcoholic drinks are sold ᛫	N
tapper	᛫ a barkeep ᛫	N
taproom	᛫ a barroom ᛫	N
tapster	᛫ a person who draws and serves alcoholic drinks at a bar ᛫	N
tar	᛫ tar ᛫ resin ᛫ gum ᛫	N
tare	᛫ a Vicia plant ( vetch plants ) ᛫	N
tarn	᛫ a steep banked mountain lake or pool ᛫	N
tarrow	᛫ a small shield ᛫	N
Tarse	᛫ Tharsia ( roughly Turkestan , Transoxiana ) ᛫	N
tarse	᛫ the penis ᛫	N
tart	᛫ pungent sour or acidic ᛫ or sharp of taste ᛫	AJ
Tartary	᛫ the land of the Tartars / Tatars ( roughly equivalent to Siberia and Central Asia ) ᛫	N(P)
tartree	᛫ a Eucalyptus plant ᛫	N
tavel	᛫ a gaming table ᛫ a boardgame ᛫ a die for gaming ? ᛫	N
taw	᛫ to prepare material ᛫	V
teach	᛫ to educate ᛫ to indoctrinate ᛫ to instruct ᛫ to school ᛫ to train another ᛫ to tutor ᛫	V
teaching	᛫ a doctrine ᛫ that which is taught ᛫	N
teaken	᛫ to present ᛫	V
teal	᛫ dark cyan ᛫ cyan [ᚹ] ᛫ turquoise [ᚹ] ᛭ of dark cyan hue ᛫ of cyan hue [ᚹ] ᛫ of turquoise hue [ᚹ] ᛫	N᛭AJ
team	᛫ a line ( often of animals ) ᛫ a line of descendants ᛫ offspring ᛫ a group who work towards the same goal ᛫	N
teamwork	᛫ collaboration ᛫	N
tearbone	᛫ a lacrimal bone ᛫	N
tee	᛫ to extract ᛫ to tug ᛫ to convey ᛫ to train another ᛫	V
teel	᛫ mocking speech ᛫ ridiculing speech ᛭ to mock ᛫ to ridicule ᛫	N᛭V
teeler	᛫ a mocker ᛫ a ridiculer ᛫	N
teely	᛫ blasphemous ᛫ calumnious ᛫ reprehensible ᛫	AJ
teem	᛫ to be prolific ᛫ to abound ᛫ to bring forth offspring ᛫	V
teeming	᛫ abundantly filled ( esp with creatures ) ᛫	AJ
teen	᛫ vexation ᛭ to vex ᛫ to irritate ᛫	N᛭V
teenful	᛫ troublesome ᛫ harmful ᛫ painful ᛫ full of suffering ᛫	AJ
teenle	᛫ a wicker basket ᛫	N
teethstraightening	᛫ orthodontics ᛫	N
teigh	᛫ to intend ᛫ to suppose ᛫	V
tell	᛫ to count ( to tally ) ᛫ to recount ᛫ to enumerate ᛫ to pass information ᛫	V
tell off	᛫ to scold ᛫ to chastise ᛫ to reprimand ᛫ to admonish ᛫ to rebuke ᛫	V
tell on	᛫ to tattle ᛫ to snitch ᛫ to inform on ᛫	V
tellall	᛫ a book or account in which everything is revealed ᛫ an exposé ᛫	N
teller	᛫ a counter (such as a bank teller ) ᛫	N
temse	᛫ to sift ᛫ to strain ᛫ to sieve ᛫	V
tend	᛫ to kindle ᛫ to ignite ᛫ to incite ᛫ to arouse ( lust anger etc ) ᛫ to inspire ᛫	V
tenfold	᛫ decuple ᛫	AJ᛭AV
tenpenny	᛫ a dime [ᚹ] ᛭ ten cents ᛫ ten pence ᛫	N᛭AJ
tensome	᛫ a decet ᛫ a decad ᛫	N
termen	᛫ a term ᛫	N
tern	᛫ a Sternidae bird ᛫	N
tetter	᛫ any skin condition characterized by a herpetiform rash and itching ᛫ eczema ᛫ psoriasis ᛫ herpes ᛫ impetigo ᛫	N
tetterberry	᛫ a Bryonia plant ( bryony ) ᛫	N
tetterwort	᛫ a Chelidonium majus plant ( greater celandine ) ᛫	N
tevel	᛫ to gamble ᛫	V
tew	᛫ equipment ᛫ gear ᛫ instruments ᛫	N
th	᛫ -ity ( abstract nominal suffix ) ᛫	SUFFIX
thack	᛫ to pat ᛫ to dab ᛫	V
thackboard	᛫ a wooden roofing tile ᛫ a shingle ᛫	N
thacktile	᛫ a roofing tile ᛫	N
thane	᛫ a lesser noble ᛫ a retainer ᛫ a vassal ᛫ a servant ᛭ to serve ᛫ to minister ᛫	N᛭V
thanedom	᛫ a barony ᛫	N
thanen	᛫ a female thane ᛫ a baroness ᛫	N
thaning	᛫ service ᛫ a service ᛫ a ministry ᛫ ministry ᛫ a ministration ᛫	N
thank	᛫ thinking ᛫ thought ᛫ a thought ᛫ an idea ᛫	N
thankful	᛫ grateful ᛫	AJ
thankfulness	᛫ gratitude ᛫	N
thankle	᛫ mindful ᛫ thoughtful ᛫ considerate ᛫	AJ
thanks	᛫ gratitude ᛫ an expression of gratitude ᛫	N
thanksgive	᛫ to give or dedicate in token of thanks ᛫	V
thanksgiving	᛫ an expression of gratitude ᛫	N
thar	᛫ to be necessary ᛫ to be required ᛫ to be obligatory ᛫ to be mandatory ᛫ to need ᛫ to require ᛫	V
tharf	᛫ unleavened ᛫ uncontaminated ᛫	AJ
tharf	᛫ a need ᛫ a requirement ᛫ a necessity ᛫ an obligation ᛭ needy ᛫ indigent ᛫	N᛭AJ
tharm	᛫ an organ ( of a body) ᛫ an intestine ᛫ an entrail ᛫ a gut	N
thasledge	᛫ to agree ᛫ to accord ᛫ to fit ᛫	V
thasly	᛫ suitable ᛫ appropriate ᛫ seemly ᛫ comely ᛫ elegant ᛫ harmonious ᛭ suitably ᛫ appropriately ᛫ elegantly ᛫ harmoniously ᛫	AJ᛭AV
that	᛫ the letter eth ( Ð ð ) ᛫	N
thatch	᛫ a roof of straw or reeds or such ᛫ material for a thatch ᛭ to cover with thatch ᛫	V
thaught	᛫ a counsel ᛭ to take counsel ᛫ to consult ᛫	N
thaughter	᛫ a counsellor ᛫	N
thaughting	᛫ counsel ᛫ consultation ᛫ deliberation ᛫ agreement ᛫ concilium ᛫ consensus ᛫	N
thave	᛫ to consent ᛫ to assent to ᛫ put up with ᛫ to tolerate ᛫ to permit ᛫	V
thaveless	᛫ ineffectual ᛫ feeble ᛫	AJ
thaver	᛫ a favourer ᛫ a supporter ᛫ a consenter ᛫	N
thavesome	᛫ consenting ᛫ tolerating ᛫	AJ
thaving	᛫ consent ᛫ toleration ᛫ permission ᛫	N
the all	᛫ the universe ᛫ the cosmos ᛫ the macrocosm ᛫	N᛭
the anward	᛫ the present [ᚹ] ᛫	N
the bends	᛫ decompression sickness ᛫	N
the Black Sea	᛫ the sea known to the Romans as Pontus ᛫	N
the British Sea	᛫ the English Channel ᛫	N
the clap	᛫ Gonorrhea ᛫	N
the Dernwrits	᛫ the Apocrypha ᛫	N(P)
the Dog Star	᛫ Sirius ᛫	N
the east	᛫ the Orient ᛫	N
the East Sea	᛫ the Baltic ᛫	N(P)
the endtime	᛫ apocalypse ᛫ Armageddon ᛫	N
The Fareld	᛫ The Passover ᛫ Pesach ᛫	N(P)
the Faroe Islands	᛫ the Faroe Islands ᛫	N(P)
the Fish	᛫ Pisces ᛫	N(P)
the Folkwandering Eld	᛫ the Migration Period ᛫	N
the forthwiten	᛫ the past [ᚹ] ᛫	N
the Great Dying	᛫ the Permian–Triassic extinction event ᛫	N(P)
the Great Eastern Sea	᛫ the Pacific Ocean ᛫	N(P)
the Great Indish Sea	᛫ the Indian Ocean ᛫	N(P)
the Great Northern Sea	᛫ the Arctic Ocean ᛫	N(P)
the Great Southern Sea	᛫ the Antarctic Ocean ᛫	N(P)
the Great Western Sea	᛫ the Atlantic Ocean ᛫	N(P)
the Healend	᛫ a title of Jesus ( analyzable as " the healing one " ) ᛫	N(P)
the Holy Ghost	᛫ the Holy Spirit ᛫	N
the Hurling Time	᛫ the Peasants' Revolt ( of 1381 ) ᛫ Wat Tyler's Rebellion ᛫	N(P)
the Island of Man	᛫ the Isle of Man ᛫	N(P)
the itch	᛫ scabies ᛫	N
the Mark	᛫ Mercia ᛫	N(P)
the Morningstar	᛫ planet Venus ᛫	N
the net	᛫ the internet ᛫	N
the Netherlands	᛫ the Netherlands ᛫	N(P)
the Nornish Sea	᛫ the Norwegian Sea ᛫	N(P)
the North Star	᛫ the Pole Star ᛫ Polaris ᛫	N
the Orchard of Liking	᛫ the Garden of Eden ᛫	N(P)
the other way about	᛫ vice versa ᛫	N
the Quidbook	᛫ the Book of Proverbs ( Míshlê Shlomoh ) ᛫	N
the Red Sea	᛫ the sea between Arabia and Africa ᛫	N
the Shapend	᛫ the Creator ᛫	N
the shaper	᛫ the creator of the universe ᛫	N
the Shipstar	᛫ Polaris ᛫	N(P)
the shows	᛫ the circus ᛫ the carnival ᛫ the fair ᛫	N
The Skaw	᛫ Skagen ( city in Denmark ) ᛫ Skagen Odde ( peninsula in Denmark ) ᛫	N(P)
the South Sea	᛫ the English Channel ᛫	N(P)
the sticks	᛫ a rural place ᛫ a countryside ᛫	N
the Stony Barrows	᛫ the Rocky Mountains ᛫	N(P)
the Tems	᛫ the Thames ᛫	N(P)
the Tocome	᛫ The Advent ᛫	N(P)
the toward	᛫ future [ᚹ] ᛫	N
the web	᛫ the internet ᛫ the World Wide Web ᛫	N
the Welsh Sea	᛫ the Celtic Sea ᛫	N(P)
the West	᛫ the Occident ᛫	N
the White Sea	᛫ the sea between the Kola Peninsula and the rest of Russia ᛫	N
the Yellow Sea	᛫ the sea between Korea and China ᛫	N
thearl	᛫ greatly ᛫ vigorously ᛫ harshly ᛫ severely ᛫ sorely ᛫	AV
theavethorn	᛫ any of several types of prickly shrubs ᛫ a thornbush ᛫ a fruit or berry bearing thornbush ᛫ a gooseberry plant ᛫ a blackberry plants ᛫	N
thechen	᛫ a torch ᛫	N
thee	᛫ you ( accusative case ) ᛫	N(PRO)
thee	᛫ to prosper ᛫ to thrive ᛫ to flourish ᛫	V
theed	᛫ a nation ᛫ a tribe ᛫ a clan ᛫	N
theed	᛫ to connect ᛫ to adhere ᛫ to associate ᛫ to join ᛫ to attach ᛫	V
theed	᛫ national- ᛫ public- ᛫	PREFIX
theedbale	᛫ a national disaster ᛫	N
theeden	᛫ a leader of a people ᛫ a chieftain ᛫	N
theedenhold	᛫ faithful to a lord ᛫	AJ
theedfeend	᛫ a public enemy ᛫	N
theedheer	᛫ a national army ᛫	N
theedhood	᛫ nationality ᛫	N
theedish	᛫ national ᛫	AJ
theedland	᛫ territory ᛫ a territory ᛫	N
theedledge	᛫ to nationalize ᛫	V
theedlove	᛫ patriotism ᛫	N
theedly	᛫ gentile ᛫	AJ
theedness	᛫ conjugation ᛫ a conjunction ᛫	N
theedom	᛫ activity ᛫ vigor ᛫ industry ᛫	N
theedship	᛫ a people ᛫ a fellowship ᛫ a nationality ᛫	N
theedwit	᛫ a senator ᛫	N
theefshoal	᛫ a band of thieves ᛫	N
theenest	᛫ service ᛫	N
theet	᛫ a pipe ᛫ a tube ᛫ a channel for liquids ᛫	N
theet	᛫ to howl like a wolf ᛫	V
theft	᛫ thievery ᛫	N
then	᛫ to extend ᛫	V
thence	᛫ from that place ᛫	AV
thenceforth	᛫ from there on out ᛫ from then on ᛫	AV
ther	᛫ -trum ᛫ -tron ᛫ ( shows a noun is a tool or instrument ) ᛫	SUFFIX
thereby	᛫ by this means ᛫ as a result of that ᛫	AV
therewhile	᛫ meanwhile ᛫	AV
therewith	᛫ in addition ᛫	AV
thern	᛫ a young woman ᛫ a girl ᛫ a female servant ᛫ a handmaid ᛫	N
thester	᛫ darkness ᛭ dark ᛫ without light or happiness ᛫	N᛭AJ
thew	᛫ a bondsman ᛫ a servant ᛫ a slave ᛭ to serve ᛫	N᛭V
thew	᛫ conduct ᛫ manners ᛫ a moral character ᛫ a virtue ᛫ a vice ᛫ muscle ᛭ to discipline ᛫	N᛭V
thewborn	᛫ born into servitude ᛫	AJ
thewdom	᛫ servitude ᛫ serfdom ᛫ slavery ᛫ a state of bondage ᛫	N
thewen	᛫ a bondswoman ᛫ a female servant ᛫ a slave woman ᛫	N
thewet	᛫ slavery ᛫ servitude ᛫ bondage ᛫	N
thewfast	᛫ virtuous ᛫ moral ᛫ well mannered ᛫	AJ
thewfastness	᛫ adherence to moral or expected behaviour ᛫ etiquette ᛫	N
thewish	᛫ servile ᛫	AJ
thewy	᛫ muscular ᛫ brawny ᛫	AJ
thick	᛫ dense ᛫ mentally slow ᛫ viscous ᛭ densely ᛫	AJ᛭AV
thicket	᛫ a dense group of bushes or trees ᛫	N
thickfold	᛫ in large numbers ᛫ in quick succession ᛫ rapidly ᛫	AV
thickness	᛫ one of the three dimensions of a solid object , front to back ᛫ a diameter ᛫ viscosity ᛫	N
thie	᛫ to ingest ᛫ to drink ᛫ to consume ᛫ to beg for food ᛫ to beg ᛫ to plead ᛫ to implore ᛫	V
thiefdom	᛫ kleptocracy ᛫	N
thieve	᛫ to steal ᛫	V
thiften	᛫ a handmaiden ᛫ a female servant ᛫	N
thighbone	᛫ a femur ᛫	N
thild	᛫ patience ᛫	N
thildy	᛫ patient ᛫	AJ
Thile	᛫ mythical land of Thule ᛫	N
thilk	᛫ that same ᛫ the very thing ᛫	N(PRO)
thill	᛫ an orator ᛫ a spokesman ᛫	N
thill	᛫ a plank ᛫ boarding ᛭ to plank ᛫ to lay boards ᛫	N
thillcraft	᛫ elocution ᛫ rhetoric ᛫	N
thilling	᛫ plank flooring ᛫ boarding ᛫ a deck of a ship ᛫	N
thind	᛫ to swell ᛫ to swell with pride ᛫	V
thine	᛫ yours ᛫ your ( when before a vowel sound ) ᛫	N(PRO)
thing	᛫ to plea ᛫ to plead ᛫ to advocate ᛫ to intercede ᛫ to make terms ᛫ settle a legal issue ᛫	V
thinger	᛫ an advocate ᛫ an intercessor ᛫ a pleader ᛫	N
thingle	᛫ a prince ᛫	N
thingstead	᛫ an assembly place ᛫ a forum ᛫	N
think	᛫ to deduce ᛫ to meditate ᛫ to ponder ᛫ to ruminate ᛫	V
think of	᛫ to imagine [ᛏ] ᛫ to conceive of [ᛏ] ᛫ to picture ( in one's mind ) ᛫ to keep in mind [ᛏ] ᛫ to be concerned for [ᛏ] ᛫	V
think on	᛫ to contemplate [ᛏ] ᛫ to consider ( an option ) [ᛏ] ᛫ to put thought into [ᛏ] ᛫	V
think over	᛫ to consider ( an option ) [ᛏ] ᛫ to put thought into [ᛏ] ᛫	V
think through	᛫ to put a satisfactory amount of thought into [ᛏ] ᛫	V
think up	᛫ to invent ᛫	V
thinker	᛫ an intellectual ᛫	N
thir	᛫ dry ᛫ arid ᛫	AJ
third	᛫ a tierce ᛫ a tirza ᛫ a trichord ᛫	N
third hoad	᛫ third person	N
thirl	᛫ a hole ᛭ to pierce ᛫ to penetrate ᛫ to drill ᛫ to bore ᛫	N᛭V
thirst	᛫ a strong desire ( esp for drink ) ᛭ to desire ( esp drink ) ᛫	N᛭V
thirsty	᛫ avid ᛫ parched ᛫	AJ
thirth	᛫ power ᛫ vigour ᛫ rigour ᛫	N
thither	᛫ to that place ᛫	AV
thitherto	᛫ up to that time ᛫ until then ᛫	AV
thixel	᛫ a pole ᛫ a beam ᛫	N
thode	᛫ a strong wind ᛫ a violent wind ᛫ a whirlwind ᛫ a gale ᛫	N
thoft	᛫ a rowing bench ᛫	N
thoft	᛫ an ally ᛫ an associate ᛫ a fellow ᛫ a comrade ᛫	N
thoft	᛫ to associate ᛫ to ally with ᛫	V
thoftship	᛫ a fellowship ᛫ an alliance [ᚹ] ᛫	N
thole	᛫ to endure ( to suffer through ) ᛫	V
thole	᛫ a pin ᛫ a peg ᛫ a dowel ᛫	N
tholemood	᛫ patient ᛫	AJ
tholemoodness	᛫ patience ᛫	N
tholesome	᛫ patient ᛫	AJ
thone	᛫ to moisten ᛭ moist ᛫	V᛭AJ
thong	᛫ a strip of leather or fabric ᛫ a g-string ᛫	N
thorn	᛫ an annoyance ᛫ a discomfort ᛫	N
thorn	᛫ the letter thorn ( Þ þ ) ᛫	N
thorny	᛫ annoying ᛫ uncomfortable ᛫ problematic ᛫	AJ
thorny anteater	᛫ an echidna ᛫	N
thorough	᛫ complete ᛫ detailed ᛫ more than adequate ᛫	AJ
thoroughbred	᛫ a purebred horse ᛫ a well-bred person ᛫ an athletic person ᛭ purebred ᛫ well-bred ᛫	N᛭AJ
thoroughfare	᛫ a route ᛫ a main road in a town ᛫	N
thoroughgoing	᛫ complete ᛫ thorough ᛫ with great attention to detail ᛫	AJ
thoroughlight	᛫ a light that passes through ᛫	N
thoroughlights	᛫ windows on opposite sides of a room ᛫	N
thoroughly	᛫ extensively ᛫ completely ᛫	AV
thoroughsped	᛫ fully accomplished ᛫	AJ
thorp	᛫ a village ᛫ a hamlet ᛫	N
thorpsman	᛫ a villager ᛫	N
thost	᛫ dung ᛫ manure ᛫ excrement ᛫ faeces ᛫ poop ᛫ crap ᛫ shit ᛫	N
thother	᛫ a sphere ᛫ a globe [ᚹ] ᛫	N
thou	᛫ you ( nominative ) ᛫	N(PRO)
though	᛫ clay ᛫	N
thought out	᛫ planned ᛫ premeditated ᛫	AJ
thoughtache	᛫ angst ᛫ existential dread ᛫ cognitive dissonance ᛫	N
thoughtfand	᛫ a thought experiment ᛫	N
thoughtful	᛫ considerate ᛫	AJ
thoughtless	᛫ inconsiderate ᛫	AJ
thoughtline	᛫ a train of thought ᛫ a line of intellectual development ᛫	N
thoughtworld	᛫ a worldview ᛫ a weltanschauung ᛫	N
thousand thousand	᛫ a million ᛫	N
thousandlegs	᛫ a millipede ᛫	N
thove	᛫ tufted ᛫ bushy ᛫ tufty ᛫ leafy ᛫	AJ
Thrace	᛫ Thrace ᛫	N(P)
thrake	᛫ power ᛫ force ᛫	N
thrakefield	᛫ a force field ᛫	N
thrall	᛫ slave ᛫	N
thralldom	᛫ subjugation ᛫ slavery ᛫ bondage ᛫	N
thrave	᛫ to urge ᛫ to reprove ᛫ to rebuke ᛫	V
thrax	᛫ caries ( the rot of bone and teeth ) ᛫	N
thray	᛫ to rebuke ᛫ to reproach ᛫ to chastise ᛫	V
threa	᛫ a punishment ᛫ punishment ᛫ an infliction ᛫	N
threadbare	᛫ shabby ᛫ frayed ᛫ unoriginal ᛫ bland ᛫ cliche ᛫ banal ᛫ trite ᛫	AJ
threadbore	᛫ a rifle ᛫ rifling ᛭ rifled ᛫	N᛭AJ
threaden	᛫ textile ᛫	AJ
thred	᛫ to deliberate ᛫	V
threding	᛫ deliberation ᛫	N
threeawn	᛫ an Aristida plant ᛫	N
threedealed	᛫ having three parts ᛫ tripartite ᛫	AJ
threefold	᛫ triple ᛫ having three parts ᛭ triply ᛫	AJ᛭AV
threehead	᛫ the triceps ᛫	N
threehirn	᛫ a triangle ᛫	N
threehirned	᛫ triangular ᛫	AJ
threeling	᛫ a triplet ᛫	N
threeness	᛫ trinity ᛫ trinality ᛫ triplicity ᛫ triformity ᛫	N
threep	᛫ an altercation ᛫ a quarrel ᛫ an argument ᛫ contention ᛭ to quarrel ᛫ to argue ᛫ to contend ᛫	N᛭V
threesheet	᛫ triangular ᛫ three-cornered ᛫	AJ
threeside	᛫ a triangle ᛫	N
threesided	᛫ triangular ᛫	AJ
threesome	᛫ a trio ᛫ a triad ᛫ a ménage à trois ᛫	N
threewheeler	᛫ any three-wheeled vehicle ᛫ a tricyle ᛫ a tuk-tuk ᛫ a rickshaw ᛫ an auto-rickshaw ᛫	N
thresh	᛫ to move violently ᛫ to thrash ᛫	V
threshold	᛫ the bottom of a doorway ᛫ a limit before something happens ᛫	N
threst	᛫ to press ᛫ to press together ᛫ to apply downward pressure ᛫ to pressure [ᚹ] ᛫	V
thriddendeal	᛫ a unit of liquid measure , often equivalent to one-third of a gallon ᛫	N
thrift	᛫ prudence of money or resources ᛫	N
thrifty	᛫ prudent with money or resources ᛫	AJ
thril	᛫ a hole ᛫ an opening ᛫ an aperture ᛫	N
thrilap	᛫ a trilobite ᛫	N
thrileaf	᛫ a trefoil ᛫	N
thrill	᛫ a trembling from emotion ᛫ a cause of sudden excitement ᛭ to suddenly excite ᛫	N᛭V
thrilly	᛫ exciting ᛫ producing a thrill ᛫	AJ
Thrimilk	᛫ May ᛫	N(P)
thrin	᛫ a triplet ᛫	N
thriness	᛫ a trinity ᛫ the Holy Trinity ᛫	N
thring	᛫ to press ᛫ to push ᛫ to crowd ᛫	V
thringing	᛫ urgent ᛫ pressing ᛫ pressure ᛫	AJ
thrinter	᛫ a three-year-old animal ᛫ something three years old [ᚹ] ᛫	N
thrist	᛫ courageous ᛫ audacious ᛫ presumptuous ᛫ bold ᛫ rash ᛫	AJ
thristledge	᛫ to become presumptuous ᛫ to presume ᛫	V
thrithe	᛫ forces ( as in armies ) ᛫	N
thritheful	᛫ mighty ᛫ powerful ᛫ strong ᛫	AJ
thritongued	᛫ trilingual ᛫	AJ
thrive	᛫ to flourish ᛫ to prosper ᛫ to grow ᛫ to be successful over a relatively long period ᛫	V
throatball	᛫ an Adam's apple ᛫	N
throattongue	᛫ a uvula ᛫	N
throatwort	᛫ a Campanula trachelium plant ᛫	N
throe	᛫ a pang ᛫ a spasm ᛭ to suffer ᛫ to pain ᛫ to suffer martyrdom ᛫	N᛭V
Throeingtide	᛫ Passiontide ᛫	N
throenly	᛫ passive ( grammatical term ) ᛫	AJ
throer	᛫ a sufferer ᛫ a martyr ᛫	N
throng	᛫ a crowd ᛫	N
throngfear	᛫ agoraphobia ᛫	N
throsomy	᛫ smoky ᛫ vaporous ᛫	AJ
throssom	᛫ smoke ᛫ vapor ᛫	N
throstle	᛫ a Turdus philomelos bird ᛫	N
throttle	᛫ a throat ᛫ a larynx ᛫ a throttle-valve ᛫ a throttle-control ᛭ to choke ᛫ to strangle [ᛏ] ᛫	N᛭V
through	᛫ a coffin ᛫ a sarcophagus ᛫ a sarcophagus slab ᛫ a mausoleum ᛫	N
through	᛫ via ᛫	P
throughbore	᛫ to bore through ᛫ to perforate ᛫ to transfix ᛫	V
throughbraid	᛫ to transport ᛫	V
throughfasten	᛫ to transfix ᛫	V
throughgo	᛫ to go through ᛫ to pass through ᛫	V
throughseek	᛫ to scour ᛫ to examine thoroughly ᛫ to scrutinize ᛫ to ponder ᛫ to reflect on oneself ᛫	V
throughshine	᛫ transparent ᛫	AJ
throughsmow	᛫ to creep through ᛫ to pour over ᛫	V
throughstand	᛫ to persist ᛫	V
throughtee	᛫ to carry through ᛫ to achieve ᛫ to accomplish ᛫	V
throughwon	᛫ to continue [ᚾ] ᛫ to continue [ᛏ] ᛫ to remain ᛫ to endure ᛫	V
throw	᛫ an occasion ᛫ a circumstance ᛫ a relatively short period of time ᛫ an instant ᛫ a moment ᛫	N
throwend	᛫ a scorpion ᛫	N
Throwend	᛫ one of the Tronds ( a Norse people-group ) ? ᛫	N(P)
Throwend	᛫ Scorpio ᛫	PN
throwing star	᛫ a shuriken ᛫ a ninja star ᛫	N
thrum	᛫ a company of men ᛫ a host of men ᛫ a troop of men ᛫ grandeur ᛫ splendor ᛫ glory ᛫	N
thrumfast	᛫ glorious ᛫ majestic ᛫ illustrious ᛫ mighty ᛫	AJ
thrumfull	᛫ glorious ᛫ majestic ᛫ illustrious ᛫ mighty ᛫	AJ
thrumly	᛫ magnificent ᛫ splendid ᛫ glorious ᛭ magnificently ᛫ splendidly ᛫ gloriously ᛫	AJ᛭AV
thrumsettle	᛫ a throne ᛫	N
thrush	᛫ a Turdidae bird ᛫	N
thrutch	᛫ to push ᛫ to squeeze out ᛫ to pressure ᛫ to force ᛫ to press forward ᛫ to print [ᚹ] ᛫	V
Thunder	᛫ ( an English god equivalent to Thor and equated with Jupiter ) ᛫ the planet Jupiter [ᚹ] ᛫	N(P)
Thunderday	᛫ Thursday ᛫	N(P)
thunderfear	᛫ astraphobia ᛫	N
Thunderly	᛫ Jovian ᛫	AJ
thunderstone	᛫ a long tapering stone , fossil , or similar object , formerly thought to be a thunderbolt ᛫	N
thung	᛫ any of several poisonous plants ᛫	N
thungen	᛫ grown ᛫ thriven ᛫ advanced ᛫ mature ᛫	AJ
thunwang	᛫ a temple ( anatomy ) ᛫	N
thunwangbone	᛫ a temporal bone ᛫	N
Thuring	᛫ one of the Thuringii ᛫	N(P)
Thuringland	᛫ Thuringia ᛫	N(P)
thurrock	᛫ a hold ( of a ship ) ᛫ a bilge ( of a ship ) ᛫	N
thurse	᛫ a kind of giant-like creature from Germanic mythology ᛫ a giant ᛫ a cyclops ᛫ an ogre ᛫	N
Thursnight	᛫ the night following Thursday's dusk ᛫	N(P)
thus	᛫ in the manner now being indicated ᛫ accordingly ᛫ consequently ᛫	AV
thwack	᛫ a sharp blow ᛭ to strike forcefully with a sharp blow ᛫	N᛭V
thwarst	᛫ across ᛫ thwart ᛫ athwart ᛫ transversely ᛫	AV&P
thwart	᛫ to be across ᛫ to prevent an accomplishment ᛭ crosswise ᛫ transverse ᛫ counter ᛫ contrary ᛫ across ᛭ across ᛫	V᛭AJ᛭AV᛭P
thwartnick	᛫ an absolute denial ( law ) ᛫ a flat-out traverse of a plaintiff's charge ᛫ the privilege of so pleading ᛫	V
thwartoverness	᛫ contrariness ᛫	N
thwartsome	᛫ adversative ᛫	AJ
thway	᛫ to wash ᛫	V
thweal	᛫ a towel ᛫	N
thwean	᛫ to soften with moisture ᛫	V
thwear	᛫ to agree ᛫ to make accordant ᛫ to become in accord ᛫ to make harmonious ᛭ agreeable ᛫ harmonious ᛫ compatible [ᚹ] ᛫	V᛭AJ
thwearhue	᛫ a complementary colour ᛫	N
thwearledge	᛫ to become in harmony with ᛫ to become compatible [ᚹ] ᛫	V
thwearness	᛫ agreement ᛫ harmony ᛫ peace ᛫ consonnance [ᚹ] ᛫	N
thwire	᛫ to oppose ᛭ obstinate ᛫ perverse ᛫ crooked ᛫ cross ᛫	V᛭AJ
thwirely	᛫ reversed ᛫ contrary ᛫ opposite ᛫ adverse ᛫ perverse ᛭ awry ᛫ askew ᛫ obstinately ᛫ flatly ( of refusal ) ᛫ perversely ᛫	AJ᛭AV
thwireness	᛫ crookedness ᛫ opposition ᛫ perversity ᛫	N
thwoast	᛫ to murmur ᛫	V
thy	᛫ your ᛫	N(PRO)
thyself	᛫ yourself ᛫	N(PRO)
tid	᛫ tender ᛫ soft ᛫ nice ᛫	AJ
tidbit	᛫ a small piece of tasty food ᛫ a small and interesting item of information or gossip ᛫	N
tidder	᛫ to treat with tenderness to fondle ᛭ frail ᛫	V᛭AJ
tidderness	᛫ frailty ᛫	N
tide	᛫ a time ᛫ a period ᛫ a tense ( grammatical term ) ᛭ to happen ᛫ to befall ᛫ to betide ᛫	N᛭V
tideghost	᛫ a zeitgeist ᛫ an ethos of an age ᛫	N
tidely	᛫ temporal ᛫ chronological ᛫ temporary ᛫	AJ
tider	᛫ to have offspring ᛫ to beget offspring ᛫ to multiply ᛫	V
tideword	᛫ a verb ᛫	N
tidewrit	᛫ a magazine ᛫	N
tidewriter	᛫ a chronicler ᛫ an annalist ᛫	N
tidings	᛫ news ᛫	N
tidy	᛫ neat ᛫ timely ᛫ seasonable ᛫ opportune ᛫ orderly ᛫ ordered ᛫	AJ
tie	᛫ a link ᛫ a connection ᛭ to link ᛫ to connect ᛫	N᛭V
tield	᛫ a tent ᛫ a canopy or an awning over a boat ᛭ to pitch a tent ᛫ to set a trap ᛫ to erect something ᛫	N᛭V
tigercat	᛫ any variegated wildcat ᛫ a serval ᛫ an ocelot ᛫ an oncilla ᛫ a margay ᛫ a quoll ᛫	N
tigerwolf	᛫ a Crocuta crocuta animal ( a spotted hyena , a laughing hyena ) ᛫ a Thylacinus cynocephalus animal ( a tasmanian tiger , a tasmanian wolf , a thylacine ) ᛫	N
tight	᛫ a practice ᛫ a way of conduct ᛫	N
tight	᛫ to drag something ᛫ to hoist ᛫ to advance to somewhere ᛫ to entice ᛫ to incite ᛫ to instruct ᛫ to train someone ᛫ to discipline someone ᛫	V
tights	᛫ pantyhose ᛫	N
tile	᛫ a brick ᛫ a tile ᛫	N
tilestone	᛫ a tile of stone ᛫	N
tilewright	᛫ a brickmaker ᛫ a potter ? ᛫	N
till	᛫ to prepare and cultivate land for crops ᛫	V
till	᛫ apt ᛫ suitable ᛫ adequate ᛫ appropriate ᛫	AJ
till	᛫ a fixed point ᛫ station ᛫	N
tillman	᛫ a husbandman ᛫ a farmer ᛫	N
tillmoody	᛫ noble-minded ᛫	AJ
tilt	᛫ incline ᛫ bias ᛫ a jousting contest ᛭ to cause to have an inclination [ᛏ] ᛫ to charge against [ᚾ] ᛫ to joust [ᚾ] ᛫	N᛭V
tilt	᛫ a canopy for a wagon , boat , or stall ᛭ to provide with a tilt ᛫	N
tilth	᛫ agriculture ᛫ cultivation ᛫ tillage ᛫ prepared surface soil ᛫ culture [ᚹ] ᛫	N
timber	᛫ wood for construction ᛭ to construct ᛫	N᛭V
timeframe	᛫ a period of time ᛫	N
timekeeper	᛫ a timepiece ( such as a clock or a watch ) ᛫	N
timelore	᛫ chronology ᛫	N
timely	᛫ at a favourable time ᛫ opportune ᛫ seasonable ᛫ temporal ᛫ temporary ᛫ transient ᛫	AJ
timesare	᛫ a time machine ᛫	N
timetoken	᛫ a time signature ᛫	N
timewise	᛫ temporal ᛫ chronological ᛫	AJ
timpan	᛫ a drum ᛫	N
tind	᛫ to set on fire ᛫ to kindle ᛫ to ignite ᛫	V
tinderbox	᛫ a potentially dangerous place or situation ᛫ a crisis ᛫	N
tine	᛫ a point ᛫ a spike ᛫	N
tine	᛫ to enclose ᛫	V
tinglass	᛫ bismuth ( element ) ᛫	N
tinmouth	᛫ a Pomoxys annularis fish ( a crappie ) ᛫	N
tinstone	᛫ cassiterite ᛫ native tin dioxide ᛫	N
tintrey	᛫ torment ᛫ torture ᛫	N
tintreythane	᛫ an officer in charge of torture or execution ᛫	N
tire	᛫ glory ᛫	N
tire	᛫ to feel or make weary ᛫ to lose interest in ᛫ to bore ᛫	V
tiresome	᛫ boring ᛫ tedious ᛫	AJ
tish	᛫ a buzzard ᛫	N
tit	᛫ a teat ᛫ a mammary gland ᛫ a nipple ᛫	N
titch	᛫ a kid ( a young goat ) ᛫	N
titch	᛫ a young goat ᛫	N
tithe	᛫ a tenth ᛭ to give a tithe of something ᛫ to decimate ᛫	N᛭V
tithing	᛫ an administrative region below hundreds ᛫	N
Titicaca Mere	᛫ Lake Titicaca ᛫	N(P)
titling	᛫ an Anthus pratensis bird ᛫	N
titmouse	᛫ a Paridae bird ᛫	N
tiver	᛫ cinnabar ᛫ the orange red hue of cinnabar [ᚹ] ᛭ to paint ( with cinnabar ? ) ᛫	N᛭V
tiver	᛫ a sacrifice ᛫ an offering ᛫ a victim ᛫	N
to boot	᛫ in addition ᛫ as well ᛫	AV
to wit	᛫ that is to say ᛫ namely ᛫ specifically ᛫	AV
toadstool	᛫ mushroom ᛫	N
toady	᛫ a sycophant ᛫ a charlatan's assistant ᛭ to engage in sycophancy ᛫	N᛭V
toaker	᛫ one's husband's brother ᛫	N
Toba Mere	᛫ Lake Toba ᛫	N(P)
toburst	᛫ to rupture ᛫	V
toburstenness	᛫ a rupture ᛫	N
tocome	᛫ an arrival ᛫ a coming ᛫ the future ᛫	N
todeal	᛫ to divide ᛫ to distribute ᛫ to part ᛫ to separate ᛫	N᛭V
todealedness	᛫ a division ᛫ a distinction ᛫ a separation ᛫	N
todo	᛫ a commotion ᛫ a fuss ᛫	N
todrive	᛫ to disperse ᛫ to scatter ᛫ to drive away ᛫ to drive out ᛫ to shatter and disperse into pieces ᛫	V
toebone	᛫ a phalanx of a toe ( anatomy ) ᛫	N
tofall	᛫ an incident ᛫ a befalling ᛫	N
tofall	᛫ a coincidence ᛫	N
tofare	᛫ to go in different directions ᛫ to go off separately ᛫ to part ways ᛫	V
tofloat	᛫ to float in different directions ᛫ to be dispersed by water ᛫	V
tofore	᛫ in front ᛫ first ᛫ first in importance ᛫ previously ᛭ in front of ᛫ in or into the presence of ᛫ prior to ᛫ preceding ᛫	AV᛭P
tofore that	᛫ prior to when ᛫	C
togang	᛫ access ᛫ admission ᛫	N
token	᛫ sign ᛫ badge ᛫ marking ᛫ mark ᛫ symbol ᛫	N
tokenbearer	᛫ a signifier ᛫ a standard bearer ᛫	N
tokening	᛫ a representation ᛫ an indication of something's true condition ᛫ evidence ᛫ gesturing ᛫ a memorial ᛫ a memento ᛫	N
toknow	᛫ to discern ᛫ to distinguish ᛫ to know the difference between ᛫	V
tolimb	᛫ to dismember ᛫ to remove a limb ᛫	V
tolithe	᛫ to dismember ᛫	V
toll	᛫ tax ᛫ assessment ᛫ fee ᛫	N
toller	᛫ a toll-taker ᛫ tax-gatherer ᛫	N
ton	᛫ that one ᛫	PN
toname	᛫ a surname ᛫ a nickname ᛫ epithet ᛫	N
tone	᛫ a twig ᛫ a twig or piece of wood used in augury divination or casting lots ᛫	N
tonglings	᛫ forceps ᛫	N
tongue	᛫ a lingua ᛫ a language ᛫ an odontophore ᛫ a proboscis ᛫	N
tonguebone	᛫ a hyoid bone ᛫	N
tonguefall	᛫ an accent ( in speech ) ᛫	N
tonguely	᛫ lingual ᛭ lingually ᛫	AJ᛭AV
tool	᛫ an instrument ᛫	N
tooler	᛫ a mechanic ᛫ a technician ᛫	N
toolfall	᛫ the instrumental case ᛫	N
toom	᛫ empty ᛫	AJ
toot	᛫ to pry ᛫ to spy ᛫ to peep ᛫ to peek ᛫ to peer ᛫	V
tooth	᛫ to indent ᛫ to serrate ᛫	V
toothed	᛫ dentate ᛫ indented ᛫ jagged ᛫ serrated ᛫ cogged ᛫	AJ
toothleech	᛫ a dentist ᛫	N
toothless	᛫ ineffectual ᛫ lacking in means to enforce something ᛫	AJ
toothly	᛫ dental ᛫ dentally ᛫	AJ᛭AV
toothsome	᛫ delicious ᛫ scrumptious ᛫	AJ
topside	᛫ the upper outer surface of the ship above the waterline ᛭ above decks such as on the bridge ᛫	N᛭AJ
topsyturviness	᛫ chaos ᛫ disorder ᛫	N
topsyturvy	᛫ backwards ᛫ upside-down ᛫ chaotic ᛭ backwards ᛫ upside-down ᛫ chaotically ᛫	AJ᛭AV
tor	᛫ a peak which is rocky ᛫ a hill which is rocky ᛫	N
tor	᛫ a tower ᛫	N
torght	᛫ to make clear ᛭ bright ᛫ splendid ᛫ beautiful ᛫ clear ᛭ beautifully ᛫ clearly ᛫ splendidly ᛫	V᛭AJ᛭AV
torghtly	᛫ splendid ᛭ splendidly ᛫	AJ᛭AV
torghtness	᛫ glory ᛫ splendour ᛫	N
torn	᛫ anger ᛫ wrath ᛫ trouble ᛭ bitter ᛫	N᛭AJ
tornquid	᛫ an utterance that causes grief ᛫ bitter grievous or distressing words ᛫	N
torve	᛫ to throw ᛫ to pelt ᛫	V
toshrithe	᛫ to split apart ᛫	V
touder	᛫ offspring ᛫ progeny ᛫ a foetus ᛫ a fetus ᛫ a race ᛫ a breed ᛫ product ᛫	N
tout	᛫ to promote ᛫ to publicize ᛫ to advertise ᛫	V
toward	᛫ future ᛫ approaching ᛫ promising ᛫ docile ᛫ obedient ᛫ cooperative ᛭ towards ᛫	AJ᛭P
toward tide	᛫ the future tense ᛭ of the future tense ᛫	N᛭AJ
towardness	᛫ the future ᛫	N
town green	᛫ a town square ( esp one covered in grass ) ᛫	N
toyear	᛫ this year ᛫	N&AV
toyen	᛫ in defence against ᛫ in moral opposition to ᛫	P
traughten	᛫ to expound ᛫ to explain ᛫	V
tread	᛫ to walk upon ᛫ to walk along ᛫ to trot ᛫	V
treadle	᛫ a pedal ᛫ a foot lever ᛫	N
treehoney	᛫ syrup ᛫ treacle ᛫	N
treely	᛫ arboreal ᛫	AJ
treen	᛫ small domestic wooden objects ( esp antiques ) ᛭ made of tree ᛫ wooden ᛫	N᛭AJ
treewright	᛫ a carpenter ᛫	N
trend	᛫ a general direction in which something is developing or changing ᛫ a fashion ᛭ to bend ᛫ to roll ᛫ to revolve ᛫ to turn ᛫	N᛭V
trendle	᛫ an orb ᛫ a sphere ᛭ to roll ᛫ to roll around ᛫	N᛭V
trendled	᛫ rounded ᛫ round ᛫ circular ᛫	AJ
trendsetter	᛫ A fashionista ᛫	N
trendy	᛫ new and fashionable ᛫	AJ
trey	᛫ affliction ᛫ suffering ᛫ pain ᛫ vexation ᛫ grievance ᛭ to afflict ᛫ to vex ᛫ to annoy ᛫ to irritate ᛫ to bother ᛫	N
trim	᛫ to remove excess ᛫ to shorten something's length ᛭ neat ᛫ in shape ᛫	V᛭AJ
trimmer	᛫ a political pragmatist ᛫ a political opportunist ᛫ a political moderate ᛫	N
trind	᛫ a ball ? ᛫	N
trod	᛫ a track ᛫ a foot print ᛫ a trace ᛫	N
troth	᛫ faith ᛫ a religion ᛫ a creed ᛫ a doctrine ᛫ loyalty ᛫ fidelity ᛫ allegiance ᛫ adherence to one's oaths ᛫	N
troth	᛫ ( denotes allegiance ) ᛫	SUFFIX
trothful	᛫ faithful ᛫ loyal ᛫	AJ
trothless	᛫ unfaithful ᛫ disloyal ᛫ impious ᛫ undevout ᛫	AJ
trothplight	᛫ a betrothal ᛭ to betroth ᛭ betrothed ᛭ engaged ᛫	N
trough	᛫ a duct ᛫ a minimum ( mathematics ) ᛫	N
trouth	᛫ a trumpeter ᛫	N
trow	᛫ to trust ᛫ to believe in ᛫ to have faith in ᛫	V
trowfast	᛫ loyal ᛫ faithful ᛫	AJ
trowless	᛫ faithless ᛫ infidel ᛫	AJ
truce	᛫ an armistice ᛫	N᛭V
truck	᛫ to fail ( at something ) ᛫ to fail ( a duty ) ᛫ to be insufficient ᛫ to be deficient ᛫	V
true	᛫ reliable ᛫ dependable ᛫ factually accurate ᛫	N
true allow	᛫ an Aloe vera plant ᛫	N
trum	᛫ firm ᛫ safeguarded ᛫	AJ
trum	᛫ a troop of soldiers ᛫ an army ᛫ forces ( as in armies ) ᛫ a company ᛫ a military array ᛫	N
trundle	᛫ to move or cause to move slowly and heavily typically in a noisy or uneven way ᛫	V
truse	᛫ to swear to the truth of ᛫ to guarantee [ᚹ] ᛫	V
trustworthy	᛫ reliable ᛫ dependable ᛫	AJ
trusty	᛫ reliable ᛫	AJ
truthful	᛫ honest ᛫ sincere ᛫	AJ
truthfulness	᛫ honesty ᛫ sincerity ᛫	N
Tuesday	᛫ Tuesday ᛫	N(P)
Tuesnight	᛫ the night following Tuesday's dusk ᛫	N(P)
tumb	᛫ to dance ᛫ to jump ᛫ to dance and jump about ᛫	V
tun	᛫ a large cask ᛫ a fermenting vat ᛫ 2240 pounds ( by extension an indefinite large quantity ) ᛫	N
tunereeve	᛫ a praetor ᛫ a bailiff ᛫	N
tungle	᛫ a planet ᛫ a moon ᛫	N
tunglecraft	᛫ planetology ᛫	N
tungler	᛫ an astronomer ᛫	N
tunsingwort	᛫ a Veratrum album plant ( white hellebore )	N
turd	᛫ a piece of solid faeces ᛫	N
turdle	᛫ a pellet of faeces ( like that of a sheep ) ᛫	N
turf	᛫ territory ᛫ an area of influence ᛫ the top layer of Earth with grass ᛫ sod ᛫	N
turfen	᛫ made of turf ᛫ covered with turf ᛫	AJ
Turkana Mere	᛫ Lake Turkana ᛫	N(P)
tusk	᛫ a tenon ᛫	N
twain	᛫ two ᛭ to split into two ᛫	N᛭V
twaincloud	᛫ cumulostratus ᛫	N
tweak	᛫ modification ᛭ to modify ᛫	N᛭V
tweam	᛫ to divide ᛫ to separate ᛫ to cause dissent among ᛫ to estrange ᛫	V
tweaming	᛫ a division ᛫ a separation ᛫ a distinction ᛫	N
tween	᛫ doubt ᛫ ambiguity ᛫ uncertainty ᛭ to doubt ᛫ to question ( as in to lack confidence in ) ᛫	N᛭V
tweenbrain	᛫ the diencephalon ᛫	N
tweenenly	᛫ dubitative ( grammatical term ) ᛫	AJ
tweenle	᛫ doubtful ᛫ ambiguous ᛫ uncertain ᛫	AJ
Twelve Tokens	᛫ the Zodiac ᛫	N
twelvefold	᛫ duodecuple ᛫	AJ᛭AV
twi	᛫ duo- ᛫ bi- ᛫ do- ᛫ double- ᛫	PREFIX
twibill	᛫ an axe , halberd , or mattock which is double bladed ᛫	N
twichore	᛫ a double duty ᛭ double duty ᛫	N᛭AJ
twiddle	᛫ a tilde ᛫	N
twifold	᛫ to double ᛫	V
twifoldly	᛫ double ᛫ dual ᛫	AJ
twig	᛫ a branch ( esp a small one ) ᛫	N
twiganger	᛫ Doppelgänger ᛫	N
twihorned	᛫ bicornous ᛫	AJ
twill	᛫ a fabric with a twill weave ᛭ to weave such a pattern ᛫	N᛭V
twin	᛫ a double ᛭ double ᛫ dual ᛫	N᛭AJ
twinay	᛫ double negative ᛫	N
twine	᛫ a string of two or more strands twisted together ᛫ a twist ᛫ a convolution ᛭ to twist ᛫	N᛭V
twinge	᛫ a sharp pain ᛫ a pang ᛭ to pinch ᛫ to cause a sharp pain ᛫	N᛭V
Twins	᛫ Gemini ᛫	N(P)
twinter	᛫ a two year old creature ᛫	N
twinword	᛫ a doublet word ᛫	N
twispeech	᛫ deceit ᛫ slander ᛫	N
twissel	᛫ a double fruit or a pair of like things growing on a tree ᛫ a junction ᛫ a road or river fork ᛭ double ᛫ twofold ᛫	N᛭AJ
twist	᛫ to writhe ᛫ to contort ᛫ to twine ᛫ to coil ᛫ to turn ᛫ to sprain ᛫	V
twister	᛫ a tornado ᛫	N
twitchen	᛫ a narrow passage ᛫ a lane ᛫ an alley ᛫	N
twiteethed	᛫ bidental ᛫	AJ
twitongued	᛫ bilingual ᛫	AJ
twiway	᛫ a place where two roads meet ᛫	N
twiway	᛫ a crossroads of two roads ᛫	N
twiwield	᛫ dyarchy / diarchy ᛫	N
twodeal	᛫ a two-piece swimsuit ( a bikini ) ᛫	N
twofold	᛫ double ᛫	AJ
twofooted	᛫ bipedal ᛫	AJ
twoling	᛫ a doublet [ᚹ] ᛫ a twin crystal ᛫	N
twoness	᛫ duality ᛫ doubleness ᛫ duplicity ᛫ biformity ᛫	N
twosided	᛫ bilateral ᛫	AJ
twosome	᛫ a couple ᛫ a pair ᛫ a duo ᛫ a duet ᛫ a diad ᛫ a duad ᛫	N
twoth	᛫ second ( a second thing ) ᛭ second ( second place in a sequence ) ᛫	N᛭AJ
twowheeler	᛫ a bicycle ᛫	N
tye	᛫ a box of small size ᛫	N
tye	᛫ a piece of enclosed land ᛫ a pasture ᛫ a common ᛫	N
tye	᛫ a pull ᛫ a tug ᛫	N
Tye	᛫ an English god equivalent to Norse Tyr ᛫ the planet Mars ᛫	N(P)
Tyeling	᛫ a Martian ᛫ an inhabitant of Mars ᛫	N
Tyely	᛫ Martian ᛫	AJ
tyke	᛫ a mutt ᛫ a mongrel ᛫ an inferior dog ᛫ a small child ᛫	N
Ukraine	᛫ Ukraine ᛫	N
umb	᛫ around ( both locational and temporal ) ᛫ concerning ᛫ regarding ᛫ after ( temporal ) ᛫	P
umb	᛫ circum- ᛫	PREFIX
umbecast	᛫ to travel around ᛫ to explore ᛫ to cast about ᛫ to ponder ᛫	V
umbeight	᛫ a collection ᛫ a combination ᛫ a collation ᛫	N
umbethink	᛫ to remind oneself ᛫ to consider [ᛏ] ᛫ to remember ᛫	V
umbfang	᛫ to circumscribe ᛫ to encompass ᛫ to surround ᛫	V
umbfare	᛫ a circuit ᛫ a going around ᛫	N
umbflow	᛫ a circulation of fluid ᛫	N
umbgang	᛫ a circling ᛫ a circuit ᛫ a circumference ᛫	N
umbgo	᛫ to encompass ᛫ to surround ᛫	V
umbhang	᛫ to hang round with clothing or ornament ᛫ to drape ᛫ to deck ᛫	V
umbhow	᛫ solicitude ᛫ anxiety ᛭ solicitous ᛫ anxious ᛫	N᛭AJ
umblithe	᛫ to circumnavigate ᛫	V
umbloater	᛫ a spectator ᛫ an observer ᛫	N
umbloud	᛫ an umlaut ᛫	N
umbset	᛫ to siege ᛫ to blockade ᛭ set around ᛫	AJ&P
umbsnithe	᛫ to circumcise ᛫	V
umbspeak	᛫ to discuss ᛫	V
umbspeech	᛫ discussion ᛫	N
umbstandness	᛫ circumstances ᛫	N
umbtrim	᛫ to surround ᛫ to fortify ᛫	V
umbtrimming	᛫ a fortification ᛫	N
umbwend	᛫ to transform ᛫ to convert ᛫	N
umbwharft	᛫ a circle ᛫ an orbit ᛫	N
umbwharve	᛫ to revolve around ᛫ to orbit around ᛫	V
unache	᛫ to relieve from pain ᛫ soothe ᛫	V
unakin	᛫ unrelated ᛫ dissimilar ᛫	AJ
unalike	᛫ different ᛫	AJ
unalikeness	᛫ difference ᛫	N
unamete	᛫ immeasurable ᛫ immense ᛭ immeasurably ᛫ immensely ᛫	AJ᛭AV
unangetty	᛫ nonsensical ᛫	AJ
unanswering	᛫ unresponsive ᛫	AJ
unathelness	᛫ ignobility ᛫	N
unbelief	᛫ disbelief ᛫ an absence of religious belief ᛫	N
unbeliever	᛫ a nonbeliever ᛫ a heretic ᛫ a heathen ᛫	N
unbidden	᛫ uninvited ᛫	AJ
unbiseny	᛫ irregular ᛫ unruly ᛫	AJ
unblithe	᛫ melancholic ᛫	AJ
unbodied	᛫ incorporeal ᛫ formless ᛫	AJ
unbodily	᛫ incorporeal ᛫	AJ
unbootly	᛫ irremediable ᛫ without remedy ᛫	AJ
unbraid	᛫ to disentangle ᛫	V
unbuild	᛫ to deconstruct ᛫	V
unburden	᛫ to exonerate ᛫	V
uncanny	᛫ strange in an unsettling way ᛫	AJ
unchurch	᛫ to excommunicate ᛫	V
unclothe	᛫ to undress ᛫	V
uncouth	᛫ clumsy ᛫ awkward ᛫ crude ᛫ rude ᛫ unrefined ᛫ unfamiliar ᛫	AJ
uncouthness	᛫ unfamiliarity ᛫ crudeness ᛫ impoliteness ᛫	N
undear	᛫ cheap ᛫ disesteemed ᛫	AJ
undeathshildiness	᛫ immortality ᛫	N
undeed	᛫ an ill deed ᛫ an evil action ᛫ a crime ᛫ a misdeed ᛫	N
under	᛫ sub- ᛫	PREFIX
underbear	᛫ to support ᛫	V
underborough	᛫ a suburb ᛫	N
underborougher	᛫ an inhabitant of a suburb ᛫	N
underbow	᛫ to submit ᛫	V
undercome	᛫ to be affected by ᛫ to undergo ᛫ to submit ᛫ to come through ᛫ to come under ᛫	V
undercut	᛫ to offer goods or services at a lower price than a competitor ᛫ to undermine ᛫	V
underdelve	᛫ to undermine ᛫	V
underfang	᛫ to receive ᛫ to accept ᛫ to assume ( a position or office ) ᛫	V
underget	᛫ to notice ᛫ to realize ᛫ to make an observation ᛫ to discover ᛫	V
undergo	᛫ to experience ᛫	V
underground	᛫ a subway ᛫ a metro ᛫ a subterranean space or channel ᛭ subterranean ᛫	N᛭AJ᛭AV
underhanded	᛫ clandestine ᛫	AJ
underking	᛫ a viceroy ᛫ a petty king ᛫ a tribal ruler ᛫	N
underlet	᛫ to sublet ᛫	V
underlie	᛫ to be the basis foundation or cause of something ᛫	V
underling	᛫ a subordinate ᛫	N
underly	᛫ inferior ᛭ at a lower level ᛫ insufficiently ᛫	AJ᛭AV
underlying	᛫ implicit ᛫	AJ
undermakeup	᛫ primer ( makeup ) ᛫	N
undermeaning	᛫ a connotation ᛫	N
undern	᛫ 9 AM ᛫ tierce ᛫	N
undernim	᛫ to rebuke ᛫ to reprove ᛫ to censure ᛫ to find fault with ᛫ to criticize ᛫	V
undernye	᛫ to go under ᛫ to succumb to ᛫ to under go something bad ᛫	V
underpin	᛫ to give support, strength, or a basic structure to something ᛫	V
underred	᛫ infrared light ᛭ infrared ᛫	N᛭AJ
underroom	᛫ a basement or a cellar ( if it's comprised of only one room otherwise use "underrooms" ) ᛫	N
undersaregun	᛫ a submachine gun ᛫	N
underscore	᛫ to point up ᛫ to emphasize ᛫ to reinforce a point ᛫	V
underseek	᛫ to investigate ᛫	V
underseeking	᛫ investigation ᛫	N
understand	᛫ to comprehend ᛫	N
undertaker	᛫ a funeral director ᛫ a contractor ᛫ a publisher ᛫ a producer ᛫ a manager ᛫	N
undertaking	᛫ a project ᛫	N
undertheed	᛫ to subject ᛫ to subjugate ᛫	V
undertheedingly	᛫ subjunctive ( grammar ) ᛫	AJ
undertilth	᛫ a subculture ᛫	N
undertongue	᛫ a sublingua ᛫	N
underwater	᛫ subaqueous ᛫	AJ
underway	᛫ in progress ᛫	AV
underway	᛫ an underpass ᛫ a tunnel ᛫	N
underwend	᛫ to subvert ᛫	V
underwood	᛫ understorey ᛫ boskage ᛫	N
underwrite	᛫ to subscribe ᛫	V
underyoke	᛫ to subjugate ᛫	V
undo	᛫ to unfasten ᛫ to cancel ᛫ to reverse ᛫ to destroy to cause the downfall of ᛫	V
undought	᛫ cowardice ᛫	N
undoughty	᛫ uncourageous ᛫ unvaliant ᛫ cowardly ᛫	AJ
undouth	᛫ vice ᛫	N
undrunken	᛫ sober ᛫	AJ
undying	᛫ immortal ᛫	AJ
unearth	᛫ to find in the ground by digging ᛫ to discover something hidden through investigation ᛫	V
uneath	᛫ uneasy ᛫ difficult ᛫ hard ᛭ uneasily ᛫	AJ᛭AV
unendingly	᛫ infinitive ( grammar ) ᛫	AJ
unendly	᛫ infinite ᛫ endless ᛭ infinitely ᛫ unendingly ᛫	AJ᛭AV
uneven	᛫ unequal ᛫ unequally balanced ᛫ not level or smooth ᛫ odd ( of numbers ) ᛫	AJ
unevenhood	᛫ inequality ᛫	N
unfair	᛫ unjust ᛫ inequitable ᛫ unsporting ᛫ unattractive ᛫ ugly ᛫	AJ
unfairness	᛫ injustice ᛫ inequity ᛫ unattractiveness ᛫ ugliness ᛫	N
unfetter	᛫ to release from restraint or inhibition ᛫	V
unfettered	᛫ unrestrained ᛫ laissez-faire ᛫	AJ
unfledged	᛫ inexperienced ᛫ novice ᛫ not yet mature ᛫	AJ
unfold	᛫ to develop ᛫ to come undone ᛫ to become revealed ᛫	V
unfolk	᛫ to depopulate ᛫	N
unfriend	᛫ to defriend ᛫	V
unfrith	᛫ unpeace ᛫ strife ᛫ discord ᛫ dissension ᛫	N
unfrost	᛫ to defrost ᛫	V
ungainly	᛫ clumsy ᛫ unwieldy ᛫	AJ
ungodly	᛫ impious ᛫ sinful ᛫ immoral ᛫	AJ
ungraith	᛫ unprepared ᛫ unready ᛫	AJ
ungraithly	᛫ unpreparedly ᛫ unreadily ᛫	AV
ungrounded	᛫ baseless ᛫ unfounded ᛫	AJ
unhallow	᛫ to make profane ᛫ to desecrate ᛫	V
unhandy	᛫ hard to handle ᛫ inconvenient ᛫	AJ
unhealth	᛫ infirmity ᛫	N
unhealthful	᛫ insalubrious ᛫	AJ
unhearsome	᛫ disobedient ᛫	AJ
unhearsomeness	᛫ disobedience ᛫	N
unheed	᛫ to ignore ᛫	V
unheel	᛫ to uncover ᛫ to reveal ᛫ to expose ᛫	V
unhill	᛫ to uncover ᛫ to expose ᛫	V
unhinge	᛫ to derange ᛫ to make mentally unbalanced ᛫ to bereave of stability ᛫ to throw into disorder ᛫	V
unhinged	᛫ mentally unbalanced ᛫ deranged ᛫	AJ
unk	᛫ us two ( accusative ) ᛫	N(PRO)
unkempt	᛫ having an untidy or dishevelled appearance ᛫	AJ
unker	᛫ my and your ᛫	N(PRO)
unkers	᛫ mine and yours ᛫	N(PRO)
unkinly	᛫ unsuitable ᛫ improper ᛫	AJ
unknowledge	᛫ ignorance ᛫	N
unkselves	᛫ we two's selves ᛫	N(PRO)
unlaw	᛫ a crime ᛫ lawlessness ᛫ a fine for the breaking of a law ᛫	N
unlawful	᛫ illegal ᛫	AJ
unleed	᛫ wretched ᛫ miserable ᛫	AJ
unlib	᛫ poison ( esp when used in witchcraft and sorcery ) ᛫	N
unlibwright	᛫ a maker of poisons ( esp a witch or sorcerer ) ᛫	N
unlift	᛫ bad air ᛫ malaria ᛫	N
unlike	᛫ different ᛫ dissimilar ᛭ different from ᛫ in contrast to ᛫ uncharacteristic of someone ᛫ dissimilar to ᛫	AJ᛭P
unlikeness	᛫ a difference ᛫	N
unlikeworthy	᛫ unlikable ᛫ unworthy of like ᛫	AJ
unlittiness	᛫ ugliness ᛫ disfigurement ᛫	N
unlitting	᛫ disfiguring ᛫	N
unlitty	᛫ to make or become ugly ᛫ to disfigure ᛭ ugly ᛫	V᛭AJ
unluck	᛫ bad fortune ᛫ misfortune ᛫	N
unmad	᛫ sane ᛫ lucid ᛫	AJ
unmaiden	᛫ to take the virginity of ᛫ to deflower ᛫ to disvirgin ᛫	V
unmaidening	᛫ defloration ᛫ deflowering ᛫	N
unmake	᛫ to disassemble ᛫ to destroy ᛫	V
unman	᛫ one considered beneath the status of a man ᛫	N
unmannish	᛫ inhuman ᛫ inhumane ᛫	AJ
unmeet	᛫ improper ᛫ unsuitable ᛫	AJ
unmerry	᛫ unpleasant ᛫ unfair ᛫	AJ
unmight	᛫ weakness ᛫ lack of strength ᛫ feebleness ᛫	N
unmighten	᛫ to disempower ᛫ to disable ᛫	V
unmightly	᛫ impossible ᛫	AJ
unmighty	᛫ weak ᛫ feeble ᛫ powerless ᛫	AJ
unmilse	᛫ sternness ᛫ wrath ᛫	N
unmilsenly	᛫ unpardonable ᛫	AJ
unmilsing	᛫ want of consideration ᛫ impiety towards God ᛫ pitilessness towards men ᛫	N
unmingle	᛫ to separate ᛫	V
unmirth	᛫ sadness ᛫ misery ᛫	N
unmood	᛫ despondency ᛫ dejection ᛫	N
unmoody	᛫ fainthearted ᛫ humble ᛫	AJ
unn	᛫ to grant ᛫ to allow ᛫ to permit ᛫	V
unnithing	᛫ an honest person ᛫ one accepted by their community ᛫	N
unoften	᛫ infrequently ᛫ seldom ᛫	AV
unorn	᛫ simple ᛫ plain ᛫ unexcessive ᛫ modest ᛫ unelaborate ᛫ unattractive ᛫ of low or humble rank , status , or quality ᛫ decrepit ᛫	AJ
unready	᛫ unprepared ᛫	AJ
unrearded	᛫ voiceless ( spoken without vibration of the vocal chords ) ᛫	AJ
unrede	᛫ bad advice ᛫	N
unriddle	᛫ to solve ( to figure out ) ᛫ to explain ( to make understandable ) ᛫	V
unride	᛫ unrestrained ᛫ uncontrolled ᛫ excessive ᛫ inordinately great ᛫ unmitigated ᛫ immoderate ᛫	AJ
unrightful	᛫ illegitimate ᛫	AJ
unrightfully	᛫ illegitimately ᛫	AV
unrightly	᛫ incorrectly ᛫	AV
unroadness	᛫ non-rhoticity ᛫	N
unrode	᛫ unreasonable ᛫ unwise ᛫ irrational ᛫	AJ
unroot	᛫ sad ᛫ sorrowful ᛫ distressed ᛫ displeased ᛫	AJ
unrown	᛫ to decrypt ᛫ to unencrypt ᛫	V
unrowned	᛫ decrypted ᛫ unencrypted ᛫	N
unseely	᛫ unhappy ᛫ miserable ᛫ unfortunate ᛫ unlucky ᛫ wretched ᛫	AJ
unseemly	᛫ inappropriate ᛫ indecent ᛫	AJ
unseenly	᛫ invisible ᛫	AJ
unsefful	᛫ senseless ᛫	AJ
unset	᛫ to depose ᛫ to displace ᛫	V
unsettling	᛫ disquieting ᛫	AJ
unsheer	᛫ impure ᛫	AJ
unshildy	᛫ innocent ᛫	AJ
unshod	᛫ bare-footed ᛫	AJ
unsidey	᛫ neutral ᛫	AJ
unsightly	᛫ ugly ᛫	AJ
unsooth	᛫ untruth ᛫ falsehood ᛫	N
unstaffwise	᛫ illiterate ᛫	AJ
unsteadfast	᛫ capricious ᛫ vacillating ᛫	AJ
unstill	᛫ to disturb ᛫ to disquiet ᛫	V
unsundrenly	᛫ inseparable ᛫ indivisible ᛫	AJ
unsung	᛫ something which has not been lauded or appreciated ᛫ not sung about ᛫	AJ
unsuttle	᛫ vague ᛫ unclear ᛫	AJ
unsuttleness	᛫ ambiguity ᛫ vagueness ᛫ unclearness ᛫	N
unsweven	᛫ a bad vision ᛫ a bad dream ᛫ a nightmare ᛫	N
unsyefast	᛫ unvictorious ᛫ untriumphant ᛫ not successful ᛫	AJ
untellenly	᛫ indescribable ᛫	AJ
unthank	᛫ ingratitude ᛫ harm ᛫ injury misfortune ᛫ thanklessness ᛫	N
unthatch	᛫ to uncover ᛫	V
unthew	᛫ a vice ᛫	N
unthrift	᛫ wastefulness ᛫ extravagance ᛫ a spendthrift ᛫ a prodigal ᛫	N
unthrifty	᛫ prodigal ᛫ wasteful ᛫ ( of plants or livestock ) not strong or healthy ᛫	AJ
unthroenly	᛫ impassible ( not susceptible to suffering ) ᛫	AJ
unthrutchen	᛫ to depressurise ᛫	V
unthwear	᛫ to disagree ᛭ discordant ᛫ not in agreement ᛫ not in harmony ᛫ dissonant [ᚹ] ᛫	V᛭AJ
unthwearness	᛫ discord ᛫ disagreement ᛫ disharmony ᛫ dissonance [ᚹ] ᛫	N
untime	᛫ an inappropriate or an improper time for something ᛫	N
untine	᛫ to free ᛫ to unbind ᛫ to unenclose ᛫	V
untold	᛫ not narrated ᛫ not recounted ᛫ too great to be recounted or numbered ᛫	AJ
untoward	᛫ awkward ᛫ clumsy ᛫ ungainly ᛫ unruly ᛫ intractable ᛫ adverse ᛫ unpropitious ᛫ improper ᛫ indecorous ᛫	AJ
untrum	᛫ unfirm ᛫ sick ᛫ sickly ᛫ infirm ᛫ ill ᛫	AJ
untruth	᛫ falsehood ᛫	N
untruthful	᛫ dishonest ᛫ insincere ᛫	AJ
untruthfulness	᛫ dishonesty ᛫ insincerity ᛫	N
untwee	᛫ certainty ᛫ no doubt ᛫	N
unwaxen	᛫ ungrown ᛫ prepubescent [ᚹ] ᛫	AJ
unwealthiness	᛫ poverty ᛫	N
unwealthy	᛫ poor ᛫	AJ
unweapon	᛫ to disarm ᛫	V
unweather	᛫ bad weather ᛫ a storm ᛫ a tempest ᛫	N
unwed	᛫ unmarried ᛫	AJ
unwemmed	᛫ untainted ᛫ pure ᛫	AJ
unwieldy	᛫ difficult to handle because of its size shape or weight ᛫ too big or disorganized to manage well ᛫	AJ
unwight	᛫ an evil spirit ᛫ a monster ᛫	N
unwin	᛫ an unfriend ᛫ a foe ᛫ an enemy ᛫ an adversary ᛫	N
unwind	᛫ to relax ᛫	V
unwinsome	᛫ unpleasant ᛫ disagreeable ᛫	AJ
unwisdom	᛫ folly ᛫ lack of wisdom ᛫	N
unwise	᛫ foolish ᛫ insensible ᛫ imprudent ᛫	AJ
unwist	᛫ unknown ᛫ unrecognized ᛫	AJ
unwit	᛫ to derange ᛫	V
unwitting	᛫ unaware ᛫ unintentional ᛫	AJ
unwont	᛫ not used to ᛫ unaccustomed ᛫	AJ
unwood	᛫ to deforest ᛫	V
unwooding	᛫ deforestation ᛫	N
unworship	᛫ irreverence ᛭ to dishonour ᛫	N᛭V
unworth	᛫ to disrespect ᛫ to dishonour ᛫ to degrade ( using language or a gesture ) ᛭ disrespect ᛫ dishonour ᛫	N᛭V
unworthy	᛫ unsuitable ᛫ undeserving ᛫	AJ
unwrast	᛫ depraved ᛫	AJ
unwry	᛫ to uncover ᛫ expose ᛫ take off ᛫ untie ᛫ behold ᛫ perceive ᛫	V
unyielding	᛫ constant ᛫ ceaseless ᛫ stubborn ᛫	AJ
unyoke	᛫ to remove a yoke ᛫ to free from oppression ᛫	V
unyore	᛫ unprepared ᛭ recently ᛫ soon ᛫	AJ᛭AV
upbeat	᛫ an unaccented beat in a musical measure ᛭ lively and positive ᛫ sanguine ( as in optimistic ) ᛫	N᛭AJ
upbraid	᛫ the act of reproaching ᛫ contumely ᛭ to severely criticize ᛫ to treat with contempt ᛫	N᛭V
upbrook	᛫ to deplete ᛫ to use up ᛫	V
upend	᛫ to tip over ᛫ to ruin ᛫ to invalidate ᛫ to overthrow ᛫ to throw out ᛫	V
upgang	᛫ a climb ᛫ an ascent ᛫ a way up ᛫	N
upheaving	᛫ a bouleversement ᛫ a cataclysm ᛫ a paroxysm ᛫ a tumult ᛫ a turmoil ᛫ an upheaval ᛫	N
uphold	᛫ to support ᛫ to maintain ᛫ to confirm ᛫	V
upkeep	᛫ maintenance ᛭ to maintain ᛫	N᛭V
upland	᛫ a rural area ᛫ the country ᛭ rural ᛫ rustic ᛫ country ᛫ pastoral ᛫ bucolic ᛫	N᛭AJ
uplift	᛫ to give someone encouragement ᛫ to lift one's spirits ᛫	V
uplink	᛫ a transmission or link to an airborne terminal like a satellite ᛭ to transmit by means of an uplink ᛫	N᛭V
upnimming	᛫ an undertaking ᛫ an enterprise ᛫ a project ᛫	N
upp	᛫ an elevated place ᛫ a stage ᛫ a platform ᛫ a dais ᛫	N
upper chavelbone	᛫ a maxilla ᛫	N
upper noseshell	᛫ a superior nasal concha ᛫	N
upperhand	᛫ advantage or control ᛫	N
upright	᛫ vertical ᛫ honourable ᛫ moral ᛫	AJ
uprising	᛫ insurrection ᛫	N
uprist	᛫ a rising out of bed ᛫ the rising of the sun ᛫ a resurrection ᛫	N
uproot	᛫ to extirpate ᛫	V
upset	᛫ an overturning ᛫ distemper ᛭ to overturn ᛫ to capsize ᛫ to trouble ᛫ to distress ᛭ overturned ᛫ distressed ᛫	N᛭V᛭AJ
upshot	᛫ the final or eventual outcome or conclusion of a discussion action or series of events ᛫	AJ
upside	᛫ a pro ᛫ a positive feature of something ᛫	N
upsodown	᛫ upside down ᛫ inverted ᛫ inside out ᛫ everted ᛫	AV
upspring	᛫ origin ᛭ to originate ᛫	N᛭V
upstand	᛫ a roof section that turns up against something ᛭ to stand up ᛫ arise ᛫	N᛭V
upstander	᛫ one who stands up for something ᛫	N
upstanding	᛫ reputable ᛫ standing up ᛫	AJ
upstir	᛫ a commotion ᛫ a disturbance ᛫	N
uptake	᛫ absorption or occupation of a limited resource ᛫ a ventilation pipe ᛭ to take up ᛫ to expend or to occupy a limited resource ᛫	N᛭V
upwind	᛫ to wind upwards ᛫ to wind up ( a device ) ᛫	V
utmost	᛫ ultimate ᛫ the most extreme ᛫ farthest ᛫	AJ
utter	᛫ to state ᛫ to say ᛫ to display goods ᛫ to put goods up for sale ᛫ to release ( for sale ) ᛫	V
uttering	᛫ statement ᛫	N
utterless	᛫ ineffable ᛫	AJ
utterly	᛫ completely ᛫ absolutely ᛫	AV
vat	᛫ a vessel ᛫ a jug ᛫ a tub ᛫ a cask ᛫ a barrel ᛫ a cistern ᛫ a dry measure ( generally equal to nine bushels ) ᛫	N
vattle	᛫ a container or a receptacle ( esp for liquids or food ) ᛫ a large container ( vats , ships , etc ) ᛫	N
violet	᛫ the violet hue ᛭ of violet hue ᛫	N᛭AJ
vixen	᛫ a female fox ᛫	N
wad	᛫ shallow water ᛫ a ford ᛫	N
wade	᛫ to walk ( generally through liquid ) ᛫	V
wag hemp	᛫ to hang from rope ( esp in an execution ) ᛫	V
wagtail	᛫ a Motacillidae bird ᛫	N
wail	᛫ to lament ᛫ to deplore ᛫ to grieve bitterly ᛫	V
wain	᛫ wagon ᛫ cart ᛫ car ᛫ automobile ᛫ vehicle ᛭ to transport by vehicle ᛫	N᛭V
wainer	᛫ a driver of a vehicle ᛫	N
wainhouse	᛫ a garage ᛫	N
wainreeve	᛫ one who has charge of vehicles ᛫	N
wainshed	᛫ a garage ᛫	N
wainway	᛫ a road for vehicles ᛫	N
wainwright	᛫ a builder of vehicles ᛫	N
waistbour	᛫ a fauld ᛫	N
waker	᛫ awake ᛫ spiritually awake ᛫ active ᛫ attentive ᛫	AJ
wal	᛫ the slain ᛫ casualties ( dead ones ) ᛫ slaughter ᛫ carnage ᛫	N
wald	᛫ in case ᛫ in case that ᛫	C
Wale	᛫ a Celt ᛫	N(P)
wale	᛫ a choice ᛫ an option ᛫ an election [ᚹ] ᛫ a vote [ᚹ] ᛭ to choose ᛫ to opt ᛫ to elect [ᚹ] ᛫ to vote [ᚹ] ᛭ choice ᛫ select ᛫ excellent ᛫	N᛭V᛭AJ
wale	᛫ a ridge ᛫ a swollen mark left on flesh by a blow ᛫	N
Walekin	᛫ the Celtic people ᛫	N(P)
walhawk	᛫ gyrfalcon ᛫ Falco rusticolus ᛫	N
walkirry	᛫ a valkyrie ? ᛫ a witch ᛫ a sorceress ᛫ a female demon ᛫ a female deity ᛫	N
wall	᛫ to go on pilgrimage ᛫	V
waller	᛫ a pilgrim ᛫	N
wallime	᛫ mortar ( a mixture of lime or cement sand and water used for bonding building blocks ) ᛫	N
walling	᛫ a pilgrimage ᛫	N
wallow	᛫ to roll about in something ( such as mud ) ᛫ to indulge ᛫ to overindulge ( esp in self-pity or grief ) ᛫	V
wallow	᛫ to fade ᛫ to shrivel up ᛫ to become enfeebled ᛫ to become infertile ᛫	V
wallowfowl	᛫ a dodo ᛫	N
walm	᛫ a surge ᛫ a spout ᛫ a gushing forth of fluid ᛭ to surge ᛫ to spout ᛫ to boil up ᛫ to gush forth ᛫	V
walmore	᛫ a carrot ᛫ a parsnip ᛫ an Apiaceae plant [ᚹ] ᛫	N
walnut	᛫ a hardwood Juglans tree of the genus ᛫ the nut of the Juglan tree ᛫	N
walreef	᛫ loot taken from the slain ᛫	N
walrest	᛫ a resting place for the slain ᛫	N
walstod	᛫ an interpreter ᛫	N
walt	᛫ to turn over ᛫ to invert ᛫ to topple ᛫ to consider ( as in to think over ) ᛭ unstable ᛫	V᛭AJ
wamble	᛫ a reeling or staggering gait or movement ᛭ a wambling ( esp of the stomach ) ᛭ to feel nausea ᛫	N᛭V
wan	᛫ an abundance ᛫ an excess ᛫ an alternative ᛫ an option ᛫	N
wan	᛫ pale ᛫ sickly-looking ᛫ dim ᛫ faint ᛫ bland ᛫ uninteresting ᛫	AJ
wan	᛫ ( denotes absence / absense ) ᛫	PREFIX
wand	᛫ to flinch ᛫ to startle ᛫ to shrink from ᛫	V
wandbone	᛫ a radius ( bone ) ᛫	N
wandering	᛫ itinerant ᛫	AJ
wanderword	᛫ a word that has spread to many languages ᛫	N
wane	᛫ a lack ᛫ a shortage ᛫ a decrease ᛫ a diminution ᛫ an absence ᛭ to diminish ᛫ to fade ᛭ insufficient ᛫ imperfect ᛫	N᛭V᛭AJ
wanenly	᛫ diminutive ( grammatical term ) ᛫	AJ
wang	᛫ a cheek ᛫	N
wanger	᛫ a pillow ᛫	N
wangle	᛫ to get or achieve through deceitful or manipulative means ᛫ to falsify ᛫	V
wangtooth	᛫ a molar ᛫	N
wanhope	᛫ despair ᛫	N
waning moon	᛫ the moon at any time after full moon and before new moon ᛫	N
wanion	᛫ the waning of the moon ᛫ a curse ᛫ vengeance ( esp in the saying "with a wanion" ) ᛫	N
wankle	᛫ weak ᛫ unsteady ᛫ untrustworthy ᛫ unstable ᛫ mutable ᛫ inconstant ᛫ fickle ᛫ irresolute ᛫ wobbly ᛫ insecure ᛫	AJ
wanrest	᛫ restlessness ᛫ a pendulum ᛫	N
wanshaft	᛫ misfortune ᛫	N
wansilly	᛫ melancholic ᛫	AJ
wanspeed	᛫ ill fortune ᛫	N
wanthriven	᛫ stunted ᛫ decayed ᛫ in a state of decline ᛫ emaciated ᛫ weakly ᛫	AJ
wanton	᛫ uneducated ᛫ unrestrained ᛫	AJ
wanwit	᛫ an idiot ᛫ a fool ᛫	N
wanze	᛫ to fade ᛫ to waste away ᛫ to wither ᛫	V
war	᛫ a hard or rough patch of skin ᛫ a callus ᛫ a knot or a burl in wood ᛫	N
ward	᛫ a district ᛫ a section of a hospital ᛫	N
ward	᛫ a guard ᛫ a guardian ᛫ a sentinel ᛫ a gaoler ᛫ a jailor ᛫ a protection ᛫ guard ᛭ to guard ᛫	N᛭V
ward off	᛫ to repel ᛫ to avoid being hit by something ᛫ to keep at bay ᛫ to protect against ᛫	V
wardman	᛫ a guard ᛫ watchman ᛫ a gaoler ᛫ a jailer ᛫	N
wardsettle	᛫ a guard post ᛫	N
wardship	᛫ guardianship ᛫ custody ᛫ protection ᛫	N
ware	᛫ alga ᛫ seaweed ᛫	N
ware	᛫ to guard oneself ᛫ to be on one's guard ᛫ to give heed ᛫ to beware of ᛫ to avoid ᛫ to shun ᛭ aware ᛫ conscious ᛫ wary ᛫ vigilant ᛫	V᛭AJ
ware	᛫ a commodity ᛫	N
waregoose	᛫ the Branta bernicla bird ( a brant ) ᛫	N
warehouse	᛫ a place for storing large numbers of products ᛭ to store ( as in a warehouse ) ᛫ to institute people ᛫	N᛭V
waren	᛫ inhabitants ( plural only ) ᛫	N
waresawl	᛫ cautious of speech ᛫	AJ
wark	᛫ pain ᛫ suffering ᛭ to suffer ᛫ to pain ᛫ to hurt ᛫	N᛭V
warkand	᛫ painful ᛫	AJ
warkleech	᛫ an anesthesiologist / an anaesthesiologist ᛫ an anesthetist / an anaesthetist ᛫	N
warlock	᛫ a sorcerer or a magician ( esp an evil one ) ᛫	N
warlow	᛫ a traitor ᛫ an oath-breaker ᛫	N
warmbloodedness	᛫ endothermy ᛫	N
warn	᛫ to inform ᛫ to notify ᛫ to notify of danger or risk ᛫	V
warp	᛫ to bend ᛫ to twist ᛫ to distort ᛫	V
warple	᛫ a varvel ᛫	N
warry	᛫ a monster ᛫ a criminal ᛫ a felon ᛫	N
warry	᛫ to complain about ᛫ to speak profanely ᛫ to swear ᛫ to curse ᛫ to curse someone ᛫ to rail against ᛫ to trashtalk ᛫	V
warryen	᛫ a monstress ᛫ a criminaless ᛫ a feloness ᛫	N
warrylore	᛫ criminology ᛫	N
warryness	᛫ evil ᛫ villainy ᛫	N
warryqueath	᛫ to curse ᛫	N
warryqueddle	᛫ foul-mouthed ᛫ prone to cursing ᛫ slanderous ᛫	AJ
warth	᛫ a shore ᛫ a ford ᛫	N
warthfarth	᛫ a shore wave ᛫	N
wary	᛫ to fulminate ᛫ to rant ᛫ to speak profanely ᛫ to curse ᛫ to invoke divine wrath on someone ᛫	V
wary	᛫ cautious ᛫ guarded ᛫ careful ᛫	AJ
washhouse	᛫ a building used for laundry ᛫	N
washing	᛫ laundry ᛫	N
washland	᛫ land that is periodically flooded ᛫	N
washroom	᛫ a laundry room ᛫	N
wassail	᛫ a salutation of good health ᛫ a toast ᛭ toast! ᛫ cheers! ᛫ health to you! ᛫	N᛭I
wassom	᛫ growth ᛫ increase ᛫ produce ( edible plants ) ᛫ vegetables ᛫ fruit ( including figuratively ) ᛫	N
wassombere	᛫ fruitful ᛫ fertile ᛫ fruit-bearing ᛫	AJ
watch	᛫ a vigil ᛫ observation ᛫ surveillance ᛫ guard ᛭ to observe ᛫ to surveil ᛫ to guard ᛫	N᛭V
watcher	᛫ an observer ᛫	N
watchful	᛫ vigilant ᛫ observant ᛫ alert ᛫	AJ
watchfulness	᛫ insomnia ᛫ inability to sleep ᛫	N
watchhouse	᛫ a police station ᛫ a guard house ᛫	N
watchman	᛫ a sentry ᛫ a sentinel ᛫ a guard ᛫	N
watchword	᛫ a password ᛫	N
water dropwort	᛫ an Oenanthe plant ᛫	N
water elm	᛫ a Planera aquatica plant ( a planertree ) ᛫	N
water horehound	᛫ a Lycopus plant ( AKA bugleweed and gypsywort ) ᛫	N
water strider	᛫ a Gerridae insect ᛫ a water skeeter ᛫ a pond skater ᛫	N
waterask	᛫ a newt ᛫	N
waterbear	᛫ a tardigrade ᛫	N
waterbuck	᛫ an African antelope ( Kobus ellipsiprymnus ) ᛫	N
Waterer	᛫ Aquarius ᛫	N(P)
waterflask	᛫ a water flask ᛫ a water bottle ᛫ a pitcher ᛫	N
waterfowl	᛫ an Anseriformes bird ᛫	N
waterfree	᛫ waterproof ᛫ devoid of water ᛫	AJ
waterhen	᛫ a Rallidae bird ᛫	N
waterhog	᛫ a capybara ᛫	N
waterhorse	᛫ a hippopotamus ᛫	N
waterleat	᛫ an aqueduct ᛫	N
waterleech	᛫ any Hirudinea animal ᛫	N
waterlily	᛫ a Nymphaeaceae plant ( a water lily , a lotus ) ᛫ a Nelumbonaceae plant ( a lotus ) ᛫	N
waterlode	᛫ a channel for water ᛫ an aqueduct ᛫	N
waterlore	᛫ hydrology ᛫	N
waterly	᛫ aquatic ᛫	AJ
Waterman	᛫ Aquarius ᛫	N(P)
watermark	᛫ a distinguishing mark impressed on paper ᛫	N
watermole	᛫ a desmon ᛫ a platypus ᛫	N
waterouzel	᛫ Cinclus cinclus ᛫ Cinclus mexicanus ᛫	N
waterpipe	᛫ a water organ ᛫ a hydraulus ᛫	N
waterscooter	᛫ a jet ski ᛫ a personal watercraft ᛫	N
watershed	᛫ a water basin ᛫ a turning point ᛫	N
watersick	᛫ oedematous / edematous ᛫ dropsied ᛫ dropsical ᛫ hydropic ᛫ hydropsic ᛫ hydropical ᛫	AJ
watersickness	᛫ oedema / edema ᛫ dropsy ᛫ hydropsy ᛫ fluid retention ᛫	N
waterstone	᛫ an aquifer ᛫	N
watertight	᛫ having no obvious flaws or weaknesses ᛫ impervious to valid criticism ᛫	AJ
waterwall	᛫ a moat ᛫	N
waterwave	᛫ a wave of water ᛫ a tsunami ᛫	N
waterway	᛫ a navigable river ᛫ a canal ᛫ a stretch of sea or lake ᛫	N
watery	᛫ aquatic ᛫ aqueous ᛫ dilute ᛫	AJ
wattle	᛫ an Acacia plant ᛫	N
wattle	᛫ poles for constructing walls ᛫ poles laid on a roof to support thatch ᛫	N
wave	᛫ a fluctuation ᛫ a spectacle ᛭ to fluctuate ᛫ to wonder at ᛫	N᛭V
waverly	᛫ theatrical ᛫	AJ
waverness	᛫ a public exhibition ᛫	N
waving	᛫ amazement ᛫ spectacle ᛫	N
wavingstow	᛫ a place for spectacles ᛫ a theatre ᛫	N
waw	᛫ to stir ᛫ to move ᛫ to sway ᛫	V
wax	᛫ to increase ᛫ to become larger ᛫ to become stronger ᛫	V
waxing moon	᛫ the moon at any time after new moon and before full moon ᛫	N
waxleaf	᛫ wax paper ᛫	N
waxlight	᛫ a candle ᛫	N
way	᛫ a style of doing something ᛫ a method ᛫	N
waybroad	᛫ a Plantago major plant ᛫	N
wayfare	᛫ traveling ᛫ a journey ᛭ to travel to journey ᛫	N᛭V
wayfarer	᛫ a traveller ᛫	N
wayfarer's tree	᛫ a Ravenala madagascariensis plant ( a traveler's-tree , a traveller's tree , a traveler's-palm , a traveller's palm , an east-west palm ) ᛫	N
wayfaring	᛫ traveling ᛫ itinerant ᛫ peregrine ᛫	AJ
wayfinder	᛫ a navigator ᛫	N
wayfinding	᛫ navigation ᛫	N
waylay	᛫ to ambush ᛫ to accost ᛫ to intercept ᛫ to impede ᛫ to obstruct ᛫	V
wayleat	᛫ a junction ᛫	N
wayless	᛫ directionless ᛫	AJ
wayward	᛫ difficult to control or predict because of wilful or perverse behaviour ᛫ uncontrollable ᛫ ungovernable ᛫	AJ
waywiser	᛫ a pedometer ᛫ an odometer ᛫ a perambulator ᛫	N
waywort	᛫ an Anagallis plant ( a pimpernel ) ᛫	N
waywrit	᛫ a passport ᛫	N
weal	᛫ wealth ᛫ riches ᛫ possessions ᛫ prosperity ᛫ good fortune ᛫ welfare ᛫	N
wealsman	᛫ a statesman ᛫	N
wealthlore	᛫ economics ( the field of study ) ᛫	N
wealthy	᛫ affluent ᛫	AJ
wean	᛫ to train ᛫ to practice ᛫ to accustom ᛫ to train to lose a dependency ( esp milk or drugs ) ᛫	V
weapon	᛫ an arm ᛭ to arm ᛫	N᛭V
weaponbearer	᛫ one who is armed ᛫	N
weaponed	᛫ armed ᛫	AJ
weaponedhood	᛫ manhood ᛫	N
weaponedkind	᛫ the male sex ᛫	N
weaponhalt	᛫ an armistice ᛫	N
weaponhouse	᛫ an armoury ᛫	N
weaponing	᛫ arms ᛫	N
weaponless	᛫ unarmed ᛫	AJ
weaponthrake	᛫ force of arms ᛫	N
weaponwifester	᛫ a hermaphrodite ᛫ an intersex person ᛫	N
weaponwrixle	᛫ an armed conflict ᛫	N
wear	᛫ a covenant ᛫ a compact ᛫ an agreement ᛫ a pledge ᛫ a pact [ᚹ] ᛫ an alliance [ᚹ] ᛫	N
weared	᛫ confederated or allied by treaty ᛫ confederated ᛫ allied ᛫	AJ
weariness	᛫ fatigue ᛫ lassitude ᛫ reluctance to experience more of something ᛫	N
wearisome	᛫ tedious ᛫ tiresome ᛫	AJ
weary	᛫ tired ᛫ fatigued ᛫	AJ
weasand	᛫ the oesophagus ᛫ the gullet ᛫	N
weast	᛫ to lay waste to ᛫ to ravage ᛫ to devastate ᛫ to waste away ᛭ desolate ᛫ deserted ᛫ uninhabited ᛫ barren ᛫	V᛭AJ
weasten	᛫ a wasteland ᛫ a desert ᛫	N
weastenlox	᛫ a caracal ᛫ a desert lynx ᛫ Persian lynx ᛫	N
weastensettler	᛫ a hermit ᛫	N
weathe	᛫ to hunt ᛫ to chase ? ᛫	V
weatherglass	᛫ a barometer ᛫	N
weatherlore	᛫ meteorology ᛫	N
weathershell	᛫ a troposphere ᛫	N
weaveloom	᛫ a loom ᛫	N
webber	᛫ a weaver ᛫	N
webleaf	᛫ a webpage ᛫	N
webstead	᛫ a website ᛫	N
webthew	᛫ a web server ᛫	N
webwright	᛫ a fuller ᛫	N
wed	᛫ a security ( something given to secure the fulfilment of an obligation ) ᛫ a contract ᛫ a pledge ᛭ to pledge ᛫ to marry ᛫	N᛭V
wedbreach	᛫ adultery ᛫	N
wedbreaker	᛫ an adulterer ᛫	N
wedded	᛫ married ᛫ pledged ᛫	AJ
wedgebone	᛫ a sphenoid bone ᛫	N
wedgewriting	᛫ cuneiform ᛫	N
wedlock	᛫ marriage ᛫ matrimony ᛫	N
wedlockly	᛫ matrimonial ᛫	AJ
wedlow	᛫ a pledge breaker ᛫	N
Wednesday	᛫ Wednesday ᛫	N(P)
Wednesnight	᛫ the night following Wednesday's dusk ᛫	N(P)
wedset	᛫ mortgage ᛭ to mortgage ᛫	N᛭V
wee	᛫ diminutive ᛫ minute ᛫	AJ
weed	᛫ a garment ᛫ a vestment ᛫ clothing ᛫ dress ᛫	N
weed	᛫ an ague ᛫ a sudden fever ᛫	N
weed	᛫ to act crazy ᛫ to rage ᛫	V
weedle	᛫ penury ᛫ indigence ᛫ extreme poverty ᛭ to beg ᛭ poor ( lacking wealth ) ᛫	N᛭V᛭AJ
Weedmonth	᛫ August ᛫	N(P)
weedtree	᛫ a sassafras tree ᛫	N
weekly book	᛫ a weekly periodical or magazine ᛫	N
weem	᛫ to allure ᛫ to attract ᛫ to entice ᛫ to seduce ᛫	V
ween	᛫ to suppose ᛫ to be of the opinion ᛫ to opine ᛫ to expect ᛫ to anticipate ᛫	V
weening	᛫ a supposition ᛫ an opinion ᛫ an expectation ᛫ an anticipation ᛫	N
weep	᛫ to cry ᛫ to shed tears ᛫ to exude liquid ᛫	V
weer	᛫ to guard ᛫ to defend ᛫ to defend an ideological position ᛫	V
weeved	᛫ an altar ᛫	N
weeze	᛫ to ooze ᛫ to steep in a liquid ᛫ to macerate ᛫ to saturate ᛫	V
weft	᛫ the crosswise threads on a loom ᛫ the yarn used for the weft ᛫ a hair extension ᛫	N
weigh	᛫ to assess the nature or importance of ᛫ to compare importance ᛫ to have weight ᛫	V
Weighs	᛫ Libra ᛫	PN
weighs	᛫ a set of scales ᛫ a balance ᛫	N
weight	᛫ importance ᛫	N
weighty	᛫ important ᛫	AJ
weir	᛫ a dam of a low and regulatory nature ᛫	N
welfare	᛫ the health happiness and fortunes of a person or group ᛫	N
welkin	᛫ a cloud ᛫ clouds ᛫ sky ᛫	N
well	᛫ to rise to the surface ᛫ to bubble forth ᛫ to gush up ᛫ to gush forth ᛫ to flow ᛫ to brim up ᛫	V
well	᛫ a trunk of a car ᛫ a boot of a car ᛫	N
wellaway	᛫ alas! ( expresses sadness or regret ) ᛫	I
weller	᛫ lips ᛫ labium ᛫	N
wellheeled	᛫ affluent ᛫	AJ
wellhung	᛫ dry aged ( of meat ) ᛫	AJ
Wellington	᛫ a rainboot ᛫ a galosh ᛫ a Wellington boot ᛫ a gumboot ᛫ a waterproof rubber boot ᛫	N
wellnigh	᛫ almost ᛫ nearly ᛫	AV
wellread	᛫ erudite ( from reading books ) ᛫	AJ
wellspring	᛫ a fountain ᛫ a fount ᛫	N
wellwilling	᛫ benevolent ᛫ benignant ᛫ of good will ᛫	AJ
Welsh	᛫ Celtic language ᛭ Celtic ᛫	N(P)᛭AJ(P)
welt	᛫ to topple ᛫ to fall over ᛫ to fall in defeat ᛫ to overturn ᛫ to overset ᛫ to throw over ᛫	V
welter	᛫ a general confusion ᛭ to roll around ᛫ wallow ᛫ luxuriate ᛫ rise and fall ᛫ tumble over ᛫	N᛭V
wem	᛫ a stain ᛫ a bruise ᛫ a blemish ᛫ a fault ᛫ a defect ᛫ an impurity ᛫ a scar ᛫ a cicatrix ᛭ to disfigure ᛫ to blemish ᛫ to vitiate ᛫ to scar ᛫ to cicatrize ᛫	N᛭V
wemdeed	᛫ a trespass ᛫ a crime ᛫	N
wemful	᛫ flagitious ᛫ guilty ᛫	AJ
wemlust	᛫ a foul pleasure ᛫ an allurement ᛫ seduction ᛫	N
wemmy	᛫ stained ᛫ bruised ᛫ faulty ᛫ defective ᛫ impure ᛫	AJ
wemquid	᛫ slander ᛫ blasphemy ᛫	N
wen	᛫ a boil or a growth on the skin ᛫ a sebaceous cyst ᛫ a cyst ᛫ an overcrowded city ᛫	N
wench	᛫ an unlikeable or disreputable woman ᛫ a girl ᛫ a young woman ᛫	N
wenchel	᛫ a girl ᛫ a young woman ᛫	N
wend	᛫ a turn ᛫ a change ᛫ a transformation ᛭ to turn ᛫ to change ᛫ to alter ᛫ to go ᛫ to travel ᛫ to traverse ᛫ to translate ᛫	N᛭V
wendendliness	᛫ mutability ᛫ changeableness ᛫	N
wendenly	᛫ capable of movement ᛫ capable of change ᛫ versatile ᛫	AJ
Wendland	᛫ the country of the Wends ᛫	N(P)
Wendle	᛫ a Vandal ᛫	N(P)
Wendle Sea	᛫ Mediterranean Sea ᛫	N(P)
Went	᛫ the people of Gwent ᛫	N(P)
went	᛫ a passageway ᛫ a lane ᛫ an alley ᛫ a course ᛫ a disposition ᛫ a method ᛫ a plan of action ᛫ a turning ᛫ a change of direction ᛫	N
wepman	᛫ an adult human male ᛫	N
were	᛫ an adult human male ᛫ a male ᛫ a husband ( a male spouse ) ᛫	N
wered	᛫ a multitude of men ᛫ a band assembled for military purposes ᛫ a legion ᛫ a troop ᛫	N
werehatred	᛫ misandry ᛫	N
werely	᛫ male ᛫ masculine ᛫ masculine ( grammatical term ) ᛫	AJ
wern	᛫ a refusal ᛭ to refuse ᛫	N᛭V
Wern	᛫ one of the Varini or Varinnae ᛫	N(P)
werve	᛫ a beast of burden ᛫ a riding animal ᛫	N
wesend	᛫ a bison ᛫	N
Wesleyish	᛫ of or pertaining to Methodism ᛫	AJ(P)
Wessexlaw	᛫ the region in Britain which was governed by West Saxon law ᛫	N(P)
westen	᛫ from the west ᛫	AV
Western	᛫ Occidental ᛫	AJ
Westerner	᛫ an Occidental ᛫	N
wetbrain	᛫ Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome ᛫	N
wetch	᛫ to rouse ᛫ to provoke ᛫ to arouse ᛫	V
wether	᛫ a male sheep ᛭ Aries ᛫	N᛭N(P)
wetherflesh	᛫ the flesh of a sheep or ram mutton ᛫	N
wetland	᛫ a stretch of habitually wet land ( including swamps marshes fens bogs and mires ) ᛫	N
wettener	᛫ moisturizer ᛫	N
wey	᛫ to move ᛫ to move something ᛫ to convey ᛫	V
whalebird	᛫ a prion bird ᛫ a petrel bird ᛫	N
whalebone	᛫ baleen ᛫	N
whalelore	᛫ cetology ᛫	N
whaleshot	᛫ spermaceti ᛫ whale oil ᛫	N
whall	᛫ procax ᛫ impudent ᛫ insolent ᛫	AJ
wharf	᛫ a turn ᛫ a change ᛫ an exchange ᛫	N
wharft	᛫ a circuit ᛫ a circle ᛫ a revolution ᛫ an orbit ᛫ a conversion ᛫ a turning ᛫	N
wharftle	᛫ propaganda ᛫	N
wharftspit	᛫ a rotisserie ᛫	N
wharve	᛫ to turn ᛫ to rotate ᛫ to convert ᛫	V
wharvebone	᛫ a vertebra ᛫ a bodily joint ᛫	N
wharveful	᛫ fickle ᛫	AJ
wharvel	᛫ a turbine ᛫	N
wharvely	᛫ changeable ᛫ turnable ᛫ mutable ᛫	AJ
wharver	᛫ a changer ( esp a currency changer ) ᛫ a joint ᛫ a whorl ᛫	N
wharver	᛫ -trope ᛫	SUFFIX
whas	᛫ sharp ᛫ keen ᛫	AJ
what	᛫ ( commands or requests others to pay attention ) ᛫	I
what	᛫ eager ᛫	AJ
whate	᛫ fortune ᛫ fortune as a causal force ᛫ divination ᛫ an augury ᛫ an omen ᛫	N
whater	᛫ an augur ᛫ diviner ᛫	N
whather	᛫ to roar ? ᛫ to foam ? ᛫	V
whating	᛫ divination ᛫	N
whatness	᛫ quiddity ᛫ the essential nature of something ᛫ a definition ᛫ a je ne sais quoi ᛫	N
whaup	᛫ a curlew ᛫	N
wheatmeal	᛫ wheaten meal ᛫ flour made from wheat ᛫	N
wheedle	᛫ to cajole ᛫ to coax ᛫	V
wheel	᛫ a pustule ᛭ to pustulate ᛫ to fester ᛫ to suppurate ᛫	V
wheeltrim	᛫ a hubcap ᛫	N
wheen	᛫ a considerable amount or number ᛫	N
whelk	᛫ a Buccinidae animal ( sea snail ) ᛫	N
whelk	᛫ a pimple ᛫	N
whelkred	᛫ the colour of the dye made from certain sea snails ᛫ scarlet ᛫ purple ᛭ scarlet ᛫ purple ᛫	N᛭AJ
whelm	᛫ to cover ᛫ to submerge ᛫ to engulf ᛫	V
whelp	᛫ a young offspring of a canid ᛫ a puppy ᛫ an insolent youth ᛭ ( of animals ) to give birth ᛫	N᛭V
whelpling	᛫ a little whelp ᛫	N
whelve	᛫ to invert ᛫ to turn upside down ᛫	V
whem	᛫ a corner ᛫ an angle ᛭ to angle ᛫ to slope ᛫ to incline ᛫	N
whence	᛫ from where ᛫	AV
wher	᛫ a cooking vessel ᛫ a cauldron ᛫ a kettle ᛫ a pot ᛫	N
wherefore	᛫ for what reason ᛭ as a result of which ᛫	AV᛭C
whereof	᛫ of what ᛫ of which ᛫	AV
wherewithal	᛫ the ability standing or resources to do something ᛫	N
wherwhet	᛫ a Cucumis sativus plant ( a cucumber ) ᛫	N
whet	᛫ to stimulate ᛫ to sharpen ᛫ to excite ᛫	V
whey	᛫ serum ᛫ blood serum ᛫	N
whichness	᛫ a quality ᛫	N
whig	᛫ a liberal ( in the classical sense ) ᛫	N
while	᛫ a period of time ᛭ to pass time in leisure ᛭ at the same time ᛫ whereas though ᛫	N᛭V᛭C
whilend	᛫ temporary ᛫ transitory ᛫ transient ᛫ ephemeral ᛫	AJ
whilere	᛫ a short time ago ᛫	AV
whilestitch	᛫ a fragment of time ᛫	N
whilf	᛫ to arch ᛫ vault ᛫	V
whilom	᛫ former ᛭ formerly ᛫ in the past ᛫	AJ᛭AV
whimsiness	᛫ caprice ᛫	N
whimsy	᛫ capricious ᛫	AJ
whinge	᛫ to complain ᛫	V
whirlbone	᛫ a patella ᛫	N
whirligig	᛫ any spinning toy ( a top , a pinwheel ) ᛫ a merry-go-round ᛫ a carousel ᛫ a whirligig beetle ᛫	N
whirlpool	᛫ a vortex ᛫	N
whirlth	᛫ vorticity ᛫	N
whirlwind	᛫ a tornado ᛫ a column of whirling air ᛫	N
whirlybird	᛫ a helicopter ( slang ) ᛫	N
whist	᛫ silent ᛫ quiet ᛭ shh ! ᛫ hush ! ᛫ quiet ! ᛫	AJ᛭I
whistle	᛫ a flute ᛫ a pipe for music ᛫	N
whit	᛫ a very small part or amount ᛫ the smallest possible portion of something ᛫ an iota ( not literally the Greek letter ) ᛫	N
whitch	᛫ a chest ( as in large box ) ᛫	N
Whitches	᛫ the Anglo-Saxon people of Hwicce , a small state which extended over Gloucestershire , Worcestershire , and part of Warwickshire ᛫	N(P)
white bothen	᛫ an Chrysanthemum leucanthemum plant ( ox-eye daisy ) ᛫	N
white death	᛫ tuberculosis ᛫	N
white lead	᛫ ceruse ᛫	N
White Russland	᛫ Belarus ᛫	N(P)
White Sheep Turkmen	᛫ Aq Qoyunlu / Ak Koyunlu ᛫	N(P)
white whale	᛫ a Delphinapterus leucas cetacean ( a beluga whale ) ᛫	N
whiteant	᛫ a termite ᛫	N
whiteback	᛫ an Aythya valisineria bird ( a canvasback ) ᛫	N
whitehot	᛫ incandescent ᛫	AJ
whitemeat	᛫ a dairy product ᛫	N
whitepepper	᛫ an Eruca vesicaria plant ( arugula ) ᛫	N
whiterat	᛫ Mustela erminea ? ᛫	N
whiteroot	᛫ a Polyganatum plant ( Solomon's seal ) ᛫	N
whitesmith	᛫ a worker in white metals ( esp a tinsmith ) ᛫ a worker in metalic finishing , polishing , or galvanizing ᛫	N
whitethorn	᛫ common hawthorn ( Crataegus oxyacantha ) ᛫ buckthorn ( Rhamnus cathartica ) ᛫	N
whitewater	᛫ any turbulent water as found in rapids ᛫ ( figuratively ) turbulent conditions ᛫	N
whitewhale	᛫ an obsession ᛫	N
whith	᛫ a breeze ᛫ an aura ᛫	N
whither	᛫ to where ᛫ to which ᛫ wherever ᛫ to what place ᛫ to what condition ᛫	AV
whiting	᛫ a Merlangius merlangus fish ᛫	N
whitret	᛫ a weasel or stoat ᛫	N
Whitstow	᛫ Mount Lebanon ᛫ Lebanon ( poetic) [ᚹ] ᛫	N(P)
Whitsun	᛫ Pentecost ᛫	N(P)
Whitsunday	᛫ Pentecost ( a Christian festival held on the seventh Sunday after Easter ) ᛫	N
Whitsuntide	᛫ the weekend or week including Whitsunday ᛫	N
whittle	᛫ a knife ᛫ a clasp-knife ᛭ to reduce gradually ᛫	N᛭V
whittle	᛫ a blanket ᛫ a mantle ᛫ a flannel petticoat ᛫ a cape ᛫ a double blanket worn over the shoulders ᛫	N
whoaster	᛫ to whisper ᛫ murmur ᛫ mutter ᛫	V
whole	᛫ entirety ᛫ a thing complete in itself ᛭ entire ᛫ intact ᛭ entirely ᛫	N᛭AJ᛭AV
wholehearted	᛫ sincere and fully committed ᛫	AJ
wholesale	᛫ done on a large scale ᛫ extensive ᛫	AJ
wholesome	᛫ conducive to good health and well-being ᛫	AJ
wholewise	᛫ as a whole ᛫ completely ᛫ all at once ᛫	AV
wholf	᛫ an arch ᛫ a vault ᛫	N
wholly	᛫ totally ᛫ entirely ᛫	AV
whoon	᛫ a little ᛫ a few ᛫	AJ
whoonly	᛫ small ᛫ little ᛫ slight ᛫	AJ
whoop	᛫ to threaten ᛫	V
whoost	᛫ a cough ᛭ to cough ᛫	N᛭V
whooze	᛫ to cough ᛫	V
whore	᛫ a prostitute ᛫ a hooker ᛭ to prostitute ᛫	N᛭V
whoredom	᛫ prostitution ᛫	N
whorehouse	᛫ brothel ᛫	N
whorekeeper	᛫ a pimp ᛫ a madam ᛫	N
whoreling	᛫ a fornicator ᛫ an adulterer ᛫	N
whoreson	᛫ an unpleasant or greatly disliked person ᛫ a scoundrel ᛫	N
whoso	᛫ whoever ᛫	N(PRO)
wick	᛫ a residence ᛫ a home ᛫ a collection of homes ᛫ a settlement ( a village , a town , a city ) ᛭ to encamp ᛫ to lodge (as in stay) ᛫	N
wicken	᛫ a duty ᛫ a responsibility ᛫ an office ᛫ a position ᛭ to hold an office ᛫	N᛭V
wickeny	᛫ official ᛫ having the approval or authorization of an authority [ᚹ] ᛫	AJ
wickner	᛫ an official ᛫ an officer ᛫	N
wide	᛫ widely- ᛫	PREFIX
widegale	᛫ spacious ᛫ vast ᛫ extensive ᛫ wide of passage ᛫	AJ
widegaleness	᛫ spaciousness ᛫ vastness ᛫ extensiveness ᛫	N
widegangle	᛫ roving ᛫	AJ
wideness	᛫ width ᛫ breadth ᛫ vastness ᛫ spaciousness ᛫ capaciousness ᛫	N
widge	᛫ a horse ᛫	N
widowsweeds	᛫ black clothes worn by a widow in mourning ᛫	N
width	᛫ one of the three dimensions of a solid object , side to side ᛫	N
wield	᛫ to rule ᛫ to reign ᛫ to control ᛫ to command ᛫ to govern ᛫	N᛭V
wield	᛫ command ᛫ control ᛫ rule ᛫ reign ᛫ dominion ᛫ domain ᛫ domination ᛫ governance ᛫	N
wieldcraft	᛫ politics ᛫ statecraft ᛫ the craft of ruling ᛫ the craft of government ᛫	N
wielder	᛫ a ruler ᛫ a controller ᛫ a governor ᛫ a master ( ownershipwise not skillwise ) ᛫	N
wieldy	᛫ easily controlled or handled ᛫	AJ
wife	᛫ a female ᛫	N
wifehatred	᛫ misogyny ᛫	N
wifeleech	᛫ a gynecologist ᛫ a gynaecologist ᛫	N
wifely	᛫ uxorial ᛫ female ᛫ feminine ᛫ grammatically feminine ᛫	AJ
wig	᛫ an insect ᛫ a bug ᛫	N
wigh	᛫ an idol ᛫	N
wight	᛫ brave ᛫ valiant ᛫ courageous ᛫ physically powerful ᛫	AJ
wight	᛫ a creature ( esp a supernatural one ) ᛫	N
Wight Island	᛫ the Isle of Wight ᛫	N(P)
wike	᛫ to give up ᛫ to yield ᛫	V
wiking	᛫ a pirate ᛫ a Viking ᛫	N
wild	᛫ savage ᛫ undomesticated ᛫ uncultivated ᛫ uncivilized ᛫ hard to control ᛫	AJ
wildcraft	᛫ wilderness survival skills ᛫	N
wilder	᛫ a wild beast ᛫	N
wilderness	᛫ an uncultivated and uninhabited region ᛫	N
wildling	᛫ a wild plant or animal ᛫	N
wildman	᛫ a barbarian ᛫ a savage ᛫ an uncivilised or primitive person ᛫	N
wildness	᛫ savagery ᛫ fierceness ᛫ ferocity ᛫ viciousness ᛫ ferality ᛫ barbarism ᛫	N
wildware	᛫ furs ( as a product ) ᛫	N
wile	᛫ divination ᛭ to divine ᛫	N᛭V
wile	᛫ a trick ᛫ a stratagem ᛭ to trick ᛫ to entice ᛫	N᛭V
wilfully	᛫ purposely ᛫ on purpose ᛫ by design ᛫ intentionally ᛫ deliberately ᛫	AV
will	᛫ a testament ( in the legal meaning ) ᛫	N
will	᛫ determination ᛫ self-control ᛫ a fixed desire or intention ᛭ to intend something to happen ᛫	N᛭V
willed	᛫ having determination ᛫ deliberate ᛫ bequeathed in a will ᛫	AJ
willess	᛫ not exercising one's will ᛫ involuntary ᛫ intestate ᛫	AJ
willful	᛫ intentional ᛫ deliberate ᛫ stubborn ᛫ determined ᛫	AJ
willing	᛫ ready ᛫ eager ᛫ inclined ᛫ prompt to act ᛫ done without reluctance ᛫ volitional ᛫	AJ
willowwort	᛫ an Epilobium plant ( willowherb ) ᛫	N
willsome	᛫ desirable ᛫ amiable ᛫	AJ
willsomeness	᛫ devotion ᛫ devoutness ᛫ a vow ᛫	N
willynilly	᛫ without choice ᛫ by compulsion ᛫ haphazardly ᛫ without direction or planning ᛫	AV
wilven	᛫ a female wolf ᛫	N
wily	᛫ beguiling ᛫ guileful ᛫ scheming ᛫ tricky ᛫	AJ
wimple	᛫ a veil ( esp a face veil ) ᛫	N
win	᛫ a friend ᛫ a comrade ᛫	N
win	᛫ joy ᛫ delight ᛫ pleasure ᛫ enjoyment ᛫	N
win	᛫ to attain ( usually in some kind of contest ) ᛫ to achieve victory ᛫	V
Win	᛫ [ᚹ] ᛫	N(P)
win over	᛫ to convince somebody ᛫	V
winch	᛫ a capstan ᛫ a reel ᛫ a roller ᛫ a pulley ᛫	N
Wind	᛫ a Wend ᛫ a Sorb ᛫	N(P)
windball	᛫ a balloon ᛫	N
windbells	᛫ wind chimes ᛫	N
windbreaker	᛫ a wind-resistant jacket ᛫	N
windfall	᛫ a sudden and large benefit often when unexpected ᛫ a bonanza ᛫	N
windfucker	᛫ a kestrel bird ᛫ ( a term of opprobrium ) ᛫	N
windharp	᛫ an Aeolian harp ᛫ an Aeolian lyre ᛫ an anemochord ᛫	N
windhole	᛫ the glottis ᛫	N
windhover	᛫ a kestrel bird ᛫	N
Windland	᛫ the land of the Wends and Sorbs ᛫ Lusatia ᛫	N(P)
windmare	᛫ a wind spirit said to be responsible for echoes ᛫ an echo [ᚹ] ᛫	N
windmeter	᛫ an anemometer ᛫ an anemograph ᛫	N
windpipe	᛫ trachea ᛫	N
winebearer	᛫ a sommelier ᛫ a wine-waiter ᛫	N
wineberry	᛫ a grape ᛫	N
winehouse	᛫ a winery ᛫ a public house where wine is drunk ᛫	N
winelore	᛫ oenology ᛫	N
winer	᛫ a vintner ᛫	N
winetree	᛫ a vine ᛫	N
wineyard	᛫ a vineyard ᛫	N
winfast	᛫ joyous ᛫ joyful ᛫	AJ
wining	᛫ rope or canvas for sailmaking binding of sails etc ᛫	N
winless	᛫ friendless ᛫	AJ
winly	᛫ pleasant ᛫	AJ
winnow	᛫ to blow through grain to remove chaff ᛫ to remove lesser things ᛫	V
winship	᛫ friendship ᛫	N
winsome	᛫ pleasant ᛫ agreeable ᛫ delightful ᛫	AJ
winster	᛫ left ( direction ) ᛫ sinister ᛫	AJ
Winterfulth	᛫ October ᛫	N(P)
winterledge	᛫ to become winter ᛫	V
winterly	᛫ hibernal ᛫	AJ
wintersleep	᛫ hibernation ᛫	N
wintertime	᛫ the winter season ᛫	N
wird	᛫ fate ᛫ destiny ᛫	N
wirdless	᛫ ill-fated ᛫ improvident ᛫	AJ
wirespel	᛫ a telegram ᛫	N
wiretree	᛫ A myrtle tree ᛫	N
wise	᛫ a manner ᛫ a fashion ᛫ a method ᛭ to make apparent ᛭ sagacious ᛫ prudent ᛫	N᛭V᛭AJ
wisecrack	᛫ a quip ᛫ a witticism ᛭ to quip ᛫	N᛭V
wisehead	᛫ a smart aleck ᛫ a wiseacre ᛫	N
wiseman	᛫ a sage ᛫ a magus ( like the biblical Magi / Three Wise Men ) ᛫	N
wishenly	᛫ desirable ᛫ wishable ᛫	AJ
wishful	᛫ desirous ᛫ aspiring ᛫	AJ
wishingly	᛫ optative ( grammar ) ᛫	AJ
wishywashy	᛫ weak ᛫ watery ᛫ feeble wavering ᛫	AJ
wising	᛫ guidance ᛫ instruction ᛫	N
Wisland	᛫ a region in Poland ᛫	N(P)
Wisle	᛫ the Vistula ᛫	N(P)
wisp	᛫ a thin piece of something ᛫ a tendril ᛫	N
wispy	᛫ delicate and tendril-like ᛫ diaphanous ᛫ gauzy ᛫ airy ᛫	AJ
wiss	᛫ certain ( as in sure not as in particular ) ᛫ sure ᛭ certainly ᛫ surely ᛫	AJ᛭AV
wissly	᛫ certainly ᛫ surely ᛫	AV
wist	᛫ provisions ( esp food ) ᛫ subsistence ᛫	N
wistful	᛫ full of regretful longing ᛫	AJ
wit	᛫ a wiseman ᛫ a counsellor ᛫ a member of parliament ᛫ a congressman ᛫ an assemblyman ᛫	N
wit	᛫ we two ( nominative ) ᛫	N(PRO)
wit	᛫ -ologist ᛫	SUFFIX
wit	᛫ human reason ᛫ astuteness ᛫ cleverness ᛫ intelligence ᛫ sensory perception ᛭ to know firsthand ᛫ to experience [ᛏ] ᛫	N᛭V
witch	᛫ an elm ᛫ an elm-like tree ᛫	N
witch	᛫ a sorcerer ᛫ a sorceress ᛫ a diviner ᛫ a potion maker ( including magical and poisonous ) ᛫	N
witch	᛫ ( denotes the characteristic of having pliant branches ) ᛫	PREFIX
witcraft	᛫ logic ᛫ the art of reasoning ᛫	N
wite	᛫ to depart ᛫ to pass away ᛫	V
wite	᛫ a punishment ᛫ a fine ᛫ a penalty ᛭ to punish ᛫	N᛭V
witefast	᛫ penally enslaved ᛫	AJ
witeful	᛫ responsible ( as in guilty ) ᛫	AJ
witehouse	᛫ a torture-house ᛫	N
witelock	᛫ punishment ᛫ torment ᛫ pain ᛫	N
witener	᛫ a punisher ᛫ a tormentor ᛫	N
witerail	᛫ sackcloth ( as in clothing worn as punishment ) ᛫	N
witestow	᛫ a place for punishment or torment ᛫	N
witeswing	᛫ a stroke given as punishment ᛫ chastisement ᛫	N
witethew	᛫ someone who is in slavery as part of punishment ᛭ in slavery as punishment for a crime ᛫	N᛭AJ
witeworthy	᛫ deserving to be punished ᛫	AJ
witeyard	᛫ a place for punishment ᛫	N
with	᛫ counter- ᛫ anti- ᛫	PREFIX
with child	᛫ pregnant ᛫	PP
with wiss	᛫ certainly ᛫ surely ᛫	AV
withal	᛫ in addition ᛫ additionally ᛫ nevertheless ᛭ with ( used at the end of a clause ) ᛫	AV᛭P
withbraid	᛫ to withhold ᛫ to hold back ᛫ to restrain ᛫ to check ᛫	V
withcall	᛫ to call back ᛫ to retract ᛫ to call off ᛫ to recant ᛫	V
withchoose	᛫ to reject ᛫ to disapprove ᛫ to choose against ᛫	V
withdraught	᛫ a withdrawal ᛫ an extraction ᛫ a retreat ᛫ a private chamber ᛫ an act of abstinence ᛫	N
withdraw	᛫ to remove ᛫ to retreat ᛫ to extract ᛫	V
withdrawing	᛫ a withdrawal ᛫ a removal ᛫ an extraction ᛫ a retreat ᛫ subtraction ᛫	N
withdrawn	᛫ socially cold ᛫ taken away ᛫ abstract [ᚹ] ᛫	AJ
withe	᛫ a cord ᛫ a band ᛫ a thong ᛫ a twig ᛫ a rod ᛫ a Salix tree ( a willow ) ᛫	N
withebone	᛫ a clavicle ᛫	N
wither	᛫ hostility ᛫ opposition ᛫ resistance ᛭ to resist ᛫ to oppose ᛭ in opposition ᛫ in opposition to ᛭ against ᛫	N᛭V᛭AV᛭P
wither	᛫ counter- ᛫ anti- ᛫	PREFIX
witherchrist	᛫ an antichrist ᛫	N
witherdeed	᛫ a counteraction ᛫ a reaction ᛫ a countermeasure ᛫	N
withermood	᛫ adverse ᛫ hostile ᛫ contrary ᛫ having the mind set against something ᛫	AJ
withermoodness	᛫ adversity ᛫	N
witherqueath	᛫ to contradict ᛫	V
witherquidder	᛫ a contradicter ᛫	N
withersake	᛫ apostate ᛫ renegade ᛫	N
withershins	᛫ counter-clockwise ᛫	AV
witherward	᛫ adverse ᛫ contrary ᛫ opposite [ᚹ] ᛫	AJ
witherweight	᛫ a counterweight ᛫ an opposite [ᚹ] ᛫	N
witherwin	᛫ an opponent ᛫ an enemy ᛫ an adversary ᛫	N
withhold	᛫ to refrain from granting , giving , or allowing ᛫	V
withmeet	᛫ to compare ᛫	V
withmeetly	᛫ comparative ᛫ comparably ᛫	AJ
withqueath	᛫ to contradict ᛫	V
withsake	᛫ to argue against ᛫ to speak against ᛫ to oppose ᛫ to refuse to acknowledge ᛫ to deny ᛫ to disavow ᛫	V
withsaw	᛫ resistance ᛫ objection ᛫ opposition ᛫	N
withsay	᛫ to deny ᛫ to dispute ᛫ to decline ᛫	V
withset	᛫ to block ᛫ to obstruct ᛫ to hinder ᛫ to mount opposition ᛫ to oppose ᛫ to deflect ᛫	V
withsit	᛫ to oppose ᛫ to resist ᛫	V
withstand	᛫ to resist ( successfully ) ᛫ to defy ᛫	V
withtee	᛫ to withdraw ᛫ to abstain ᛫ to refrain ᛫	V
withwind	᛫ a Lonicera periclymenum plant ( common honeysuckle ) ᛫	N
withy	᛫ Salix viminalis ( osier ) ᛭ flexible ( like a withe ) ᛫	N᛭V
witier	᛫ a prophet ᛫	N
witless	᛫ foolish ᛫ stupid ᛫	AJ
witling	᛫ one who thinks oneself to be witty ( derogatory ) ᛫	N
witship	᛫ science ᛫	N
witshipper	᛫ a scientist ᛫	N
witshippy	᛫ scientific ᛫	AJ
witsick	᛫ possessed ᛫ controlled by an evil spirit ᛫	AJ
witsmoot	᛫ a parliament ᛫ a congress ᛫ a legislative assembly ᛫	N
witted	᛫ appointed ᛫ ordained ᛫ assured ᛫ certain ᛫ sure ᛫	AJ
wittedly	᛫ certainly ᛫ surely ᛫ truly ᛫ indeed ᛫	AV
witting	᛫ intentional ᛫ deliberate ᛫ aware knowledgeable ᛫	AJ
wittingly	᛫ knowingly ᛫ consciously ᛫ designedly ᛫ deliberately ᛫ intentionally ᛫	AV
wittom	᛫ a dowry ᛫	N
witwanton	᛫ one who indulges in idle foolish and irreverent fancies ᛭ to indulge in vain sportive or irreverent wit ᛫	N᛭V
witword	᛫ a testament ( as in a will ) ᛫ the testament ( as in the divine covenant with the faithful ) ᛫	N
wity	᛫ to prophesize ᛫	V
witybook	᛫ a prophetical book ᛫ a book of prophecies ᛫	N
witydom	᛫ prophecy ᛫ divination ᛫	N
witydomly	᛫ prophetic ᛫ prophetical ᛫	AJ
witying	᛫ prophecy ᛫ prophesizing ᛫	N
wityster	᛫ a prophetess ᛫	N
wive	᛫ to marry a woman ᛫	V
wizen	᛫ to wither ᛭ withered ᛫	V᛭AJ
wizened	᛫ shrivelled or wrinkled with age ᛫	AJ
woaden	᛫ indigo ( the colour of woad ) ᛫ king blue ᛭ of indigo hue ᛫ of king blue hue ᛫	N᛭AJ
woak	᛫ weak ᛫ easily broken ᛫ paltry ᛫ insignificant ᛫ debilitated ᛫ frail ᛫ lacking of willpower ᛫	AJ
woakmood	᛫ morally weak ᛫ fainthearted ᛫	AJ
woakness	᛫ weakness ᛫	N
woan	᛫ to moan ᛫ to wail ᛫ to complain ᛫	V
woath	᛫ hunting ᛫ a hunt ᛫ a chase [ᚹ] ᛫	N
woe	᛫ misery ᛫ distress ᛫	N
woebegone	᛫ sad ᛫ miserable ᛫	AJ
woeful	᛫ sorrowful ᛫ sad ᛫ deplorable ᛫	AJ
woesome	᛫ terrible ᛫ miserable ᛫	AJ
woff	᛫ to rave ᛫ to blaspheme ᛫	V
woffing	᛫ raving ᛫ blasphemy ᛫	N
woggin	᛫ a bird of the order Sphenisciformes ( a penguin ) ᛫ an extinct Pinguinus impennis bird ( a great auk ) ᛫	N
Woing	᛫ one of the Vangiones ᛫	N(P)
wold	᛫ a usually upland area of open country ᛫ a hilly or rolling region ᛫ an elevated , treeless tract of land ( esp a chain of treeless , rolling hills ) ᛫	N
wolder	᛫ glory ᛫ splendour ᛫	N
wolderbee	᛫ a crown ᛭ to crown ᛫ to coronate ᛫	V
wolderen	᛫ to glorify ᛫	V
wolderful	᛫ glorious ᛫	AJ
wolf moon	᛫ a full moon in January ᛫	N
wolfhearted	᛫ cruel ᛫	AJ
Wolfing	᛫ one of the Wulfings ᛫	N(P)
wolfsbane	᛫ an Aconitum plant ᛫	N
wolfshead	᛫ an outlaw ( who may be killed as if they were a wolf ) ᛫	N
wolfsmilk	᛫ any Euphorbia plant ( spurge ) ᛫	N
wolven	᛫ a female wolf ᛫	N
woman	᛫ an adult female human ᛫	N
womansrighter	᛫ an advocate for women's rights ᛫ a feminist ᛫	N
womb	᛫ uterus ᛫	N
won	᛫ a custom ᛫ a tradition ᛫ a habit ᛫ a practice ᛫ a convention ᛫ a dwelling ᛭ to get accustomed ( to wean ) ᛫ to dwell ᛫	N᛭V
wonder	᛫ a miracle a marvel ᛫ marvelling ᛭ to be curious about ᛫	N᛭V
wonderchild	᛫ a child prodigy ᛫	N
wonderdeed	᛫ a miracle ᛫	N
wonderer	᛫ an exclamation mark ᛫	N
wondersome	᛫ wondrous ᛫	AJ
wondertale	᛫ a fairy tale ᛫	N
wonderworker	᛫ a miracle worker ᛫ a thaumaturge ᛫	N
wone	᛫ an expedient ᛫ a course ᛫ an alternative ᛫ a choice ᛫ an expectation ᛫ luck ᛫ fortune ᛫ an opinion ᛫ abundance ᛫ an excess ᛫ one's assets ᛫	N
wong	᛫ a field ᛫ a prairie ᛫ a plain ᛫	N
wongdog	᛫ a prairie dog ᛫	N
wongwolf	᛫ a coyote ᛫	N
woning	᛫ a dwelling ᛫ an abode ᛫	N
wonlief	᛫ traditionalism ᛫	N
wonly	᛫ common ᛫ customary ᛫ usual ᛫	AJ
wonner	᛫ a dweller ᛫ an inhabitant ᛫	N
wont	᛫ a mole ᛫	N
wont	᛫ used to ᛫ accustomed to ᛫	AJ
wontly	᛫ usually ᛫ customarily ᛫ habitually ᛫	AV
woo	᛫ to court ᛫ to attempt to seduce ᛫	V
wood	᛫ madness ᛫ rage ᛫ fury ᛭ to be or become frenzied ᛭ insane ᛫ deranged ᛫ crazy ᛫ rabid ᛫ frenzied ᛫ furious ᛫	N᛭V᛭AJ
woodant	᛫ a carpenter ant ᛫ a termite ᛫	N
woodbine	᛫ a Lonicera periclymenum plant ( honeysuckle ) ᛫	N
woodcoal	᛫ lignite ᛫	N
woodcock	᛫ a Scolopax bird ᛫	N
woodelf	᛫ a wood elf ᛫ a wood fairy ᛫ a wood nymph ( a dryad ) ᛫	N
woodelfen	᛫ a dryad ᛫ a female wood-elf ᛫ a wood-nymph ᛫	N
Wooden	᛫ ( an English god equivalent to Norse Odin ) ᛫ the planet Mercury [ᚹ] ᛫	N(P)
Woodenly	᛫ Mercurian ᛫	AJ
wooder	᛫ a madman ᛫ an enraged man ᛫	N
woodland	᛫ a stretch of timberland ᛫ a forest ᛫	N
woodlectric	᛫ one or more wild plants belonging to the lettuce family ᛫	N
woodmarch	᛫ a Sanicula europaea plant ( sanicle ) ᛫	N
woodmare	᛫ a wood spirit said to be responsible for echoes ᛫ an echo [ᚹ] ᛫	N
woodmerch	᛫ a Sanicula europea plant ᛫	N
woodruff	᛫ a Galina odoratum plant ᛫	N
woodsour	᛫ an Oxalis acetosella plant ᛫	N
woodwale	᛫ a Picus viridis bird ᛫ an Oriolus oriolus bird ᛫	N
woodward	᛫ a forester ᛫	N
woodwool	᛫ cotton ᛫	N
woodworker	᛫ carpenter ᛫	N
woodworking	᛫ carpentry ᛫	N
woodwose	᛫ a wild man of the woods ᛫ a faun ᛫ a satyr ᛫	N
woody nightshade	᛫ a Solanum dulcamara plant ᛫	N
wooer	᛫ a suitor ᛫	N
woof	᛫ a set of yarns placed crosswise in a loom ᛫ a fabric ᛫ the texture of a fabric ᛫	N
wooker	᛫ increase ᛫ growth ᛫	N
wool	᛫ pestilence ᛫	N
woolock	᛫ courtship ᛫	N
woolward	᛫ dressed in woollen clothing as an act of penance ᛫ penitent [ᚹ] ᛫	AJ
woom	᛫ a sound ᛫ a noise ᛫	N
woop	᛫ a cry ᛫ lamentation ᛫	N
woopleeth	᛫ a tragedy ᛫	N
woor	᛫ to disturb ᛫ to distract ᛫	V
woorhen	᛫ a pheasant ᛫	N
wooth	᛫ song ᛫ voice ( esp in song ) ᛫ sung poetry ᛫ eloquent speech ᛫	N
woothcraft	᛫ the art of poetry and songwriting ᛫	N
word for word	᛫ verbatim ᛫	AJ&AV
wordbook	᛫ a dictionary ᛫	N
wordcraft	᛫ the art of rhetoric ᛫	N
wordfast	᛫ reliable ᛫ true to one's word ᛫	AJ
wordful	᛫ talkative ᛫ verbose ᛫ full of words ᛫	AJ
wordglew	᛫ prudent in speech ᛫	AJ
wordhoard	᛫ a vocabulary ᛫	N
wordiness	᛫ verbosity ᛫	N
wording	᛫ phrasing ᛫ phraseology ᛫ verbiage ᛫ diction ᛫	N
wordlist	᛫ a glossary ᛫	N
wordlock	᛫ a speech ᛫ an oration ᛫	N
wordlore	᛫ the study of words ᛫	N
wordly	᛫ verbal ᛫	AJ
wordmark	᛫ a term ( as in a binding condition ) ᛫	N
wordplay	᛫ a play on words ᛫ a pun ᛫	N
wordsammener	᛫ a collector of words ᛫	N
wordsnoter	᛫ eloquent ᛫	AJ
wordsnotering	᛫ a sophism ( not necessarily in a negative sense? ) ᛫	N
wordstock	᛫ a vocabulary ᛫	N
wordwinsome	᛫ pleasant in speech ᛫ affable ᛫	AJ
wordwise	᛫ sophist ᛫	AJ
wordy	᛫ verbose ᛫	AJ
work	᛫ a product ᛫ effort ᛭ to operate ᛫ to function ᛫ to labour ᛫	N᛭V
work	᛫ to manufacture ᛫ to fashion ᛫ to bring about	V
work up	᛫ to agitate ᛫	V
worker	᛫ a labourer ᛫ an employee ᛫	N
workfellow	᛫ a co-worker ᛫ associate ᛫ colleague ᛫	N
working	᛫ operation ᛭ functioning	N᛭AJ
workmate	᛫ a coworker ᛫ a colleague ᛫	N
works	᛫ ( denotes a factory ) ᛫	SUFFIX
workshop	᛫ a studio ᛫	N
workstead	᛫ a workplace ᛫ a workshop ᛫ a workstation ᛫	N
worldaught	᛫ worldly possessions ᛫ worldly property ᛫	N
worlddeal	᛫ a continent ᛫	N
worldkin	᛫ a microcosm ᛫ a diminutive or miniature world ᛫	N
worldlaw	᛫ secular law ᛫	N
worldly	᛫ secular ᛫	AJ
worldwide	᛫ global ᛭ globally ᛫	AJ᛭AV
worm	᛫ a serpent ᛫ a dragon ᛫ a reptile ᛫ a creeping insect ᛫	N
worm moon	᛫ a full moon in March ᛫	N
wormkin	᛫ reptile kind ᛫ serpent kind ᛫	N
worrywart	᛫ one who worries excessively ᛫	N
worsen	᛫ to deteriorate ᛫	V
worship	᛫ -latry ᛫	SUFFIX
worsom	᛫ pus ᛫ purulent matter ᛫ corrupt matter ᛫	N
worst	᛫ to defeat ᛫	V
worstwield	᛫ kakistocracy ᛫	N
wort	᛫ a herb ᛫ an herb ᛫ a plant ᛭ to season ᛫ to spice ᛫	N᛭V
worteater	᛫ a herbivore ᛫ an herbivore ᛫	N
worter	᛫ a herbalist ᛫ an herbalist ᛫	N
worth	᛫ an enclosure ᛫ a court ᛫ a courtyard	N
worth	᛫ to become ᛫ to exist ᛫ ( passive voice auxiliary ) ᛫ be ( subjunctive ) ᛫	V
worth	᛫ value ᛫ merit ᛭ valued at ᛫ priced at ᛫	N᛭P
worthful	᛫ valuable ᛫ precious ᛫	AJ
worthless	᛫ not valuable ᛫ useless ᛫ despicable ᛫	AJ
worthmind	᛫ dignity ᛫ honour ᛫ reverence ᛫	N
worthness	᛫ dignity ᛫ nobility ᛫ reverence ᛫	N
worthwhile	᛫ worth the time money or effort spent ᛫ of value or importance ᛫	AJ
worthy	᛫ to honour ᛫ to exalt ᛫ to esteem ᛫ to respect ᛫ to set a value upon ᛫	V
worthy	᛫ -able ( but only in some usages like " loveable " ) ᛫	SUFFIX
worthy	᛫ suitable ᛫ deserving ᛫ important ᛫ significant ᛫	AJ
wortlife	᛫ flora ᛫	N
wortlore	᛫ botany ᛫	N
wortmong	᛫ a spice ᛫	N
wortton	᛫ a garden ? ᛫	N
wortwale	᛫ the wale of a wort ( its roots ) ᛭ to plant ᛫	N᛭V
wortward	᛫ a gardener ᛫	N
wory	᛫ confused ᛫ perplexed ᛫ troubled ᛫ disturbed ᛫ turbid ( of water ) ᛫ dirty ( of water ) ᛫	AJ
wough	᛫ crookedness ᛫ error ᛫ wickedness ᛫ injustice ᛫ wrongness ᛭ crooked ᛫ bent ᛫ wrong ᛫ unfair ᛫ injust ᛫ unjust ᛫	N᛭AJ
wough	᛫ a wall ᛫	N
woughrift	᛫ a curtain ᛫	N
would-be	᛫ having the desire or potential to be [ᛏ] ᛫	AJ
wound	᛫ an injury ( esp one involving laceration ) ᛭ to injure ( esp involving laceration ) ᛫	N᛭V
wrake	᛫ vengeance ᛫ revenge ᛫ retribution ᛫ punishment ᛫ destruction ᛫ ruin ᛫ annihilation ᛭ to punish ᛫ to exact vengeance ᛫	N᛭V
wrangle	᛫ to argue ᛫ to dispute ᛫ to bicker ᛫ to herd ᛫	V
wrast	᛫ delicate ᛫ elegant ᛫ splendid ᛫	AJ
wrath	᛫ anger ( esp vindictive anger ) ᛭ to rage ( esp with vindictive anger ) ᛫	N᛭V
wrathe	᛫ a prop ᛫ a stay ᛫ support ( lit and fig ) ᛫	N
wray	᛫ to make visible ᛫ to reveal ᛫ to disclose ᛫ to divulge ᛫ to expose ᛫ to betray a secret ᛫	V
wrayingly	᛫ accusative ( grammar ) ᛫	AJ
wreak	᛫ to inflict ᛫ to drive out ( to expel ) ᛫ to drive in ( to impress ) ᛫	V
wreat	᛫ a jewel ᛫ an ornament ᛫	N
wreath	᛫ ring of twisted material ( esp ornamental and of plant material ) ᛫ a garland ᛫ a laurel ᛫	N
wreathe	᛫ to envelop ᛫ to coil ᛫ to entwine ᛫	V
wreathen	᛫ twisted ᛫ made into a wreath ᛫	AJ
wreatly	᛫ wondrously ᛫ curiously ᛫	AV
wreaty	᛫ wondrous ᛫ curious ᛫	AJ
wrench	᛫ a trick ᛫ an artifice ᛫ a distortion ᛫ a modulation ᛫ a wile ᛫	N
wrenchwise	᛫ unjust ᛫ injust ᛫	AJ
wrength	᛫ wrongness ᛫ incorrectness ᛫	N
wrest	᛫ to forcibly pull from something's grasp ᛫ to take after considerable effort or difficulty ᛫	V
wretch	᛫ an unfortunate person ᛫ a miserable person ᛫ a vile person ᛫	N
wrethe	᛫ to prop ᛫ to support ( lit and fig ) ᛫	V
wride	᛫ a stalk ᛫ a stem ᛫ a shoot ᛭ to grow ᛫ to flourish ᛫ to blossom ᛫ to bloom ᛫ to burgeon ᛫	N᛭V
wright	᛫ a creator ᛫ a craftsman ᛫ a producer ᛫	N
wright	᛫ -maker ᛫ -builder ᛫ -developer ᛫	SUFFIX
wrile	᛫ clothing ᛫ a garment ᛫	N
wring	᛫ a press ᛫ a wine press ᛫ an olive press ᛭ to press ᛫ to grab and twist ᛫	N᛭V
wristbone	᛫ a carpal ᛫	N
writ	᛫ a document ᛫ a text ( as in a physical medium with writing on it ) ᛫ a record kept in writing ᛫ a legal instrument ᛫	N
writbred	᛫ a writing tablet ᛫	N
write	᛫ to inscribe ᛫ to inscript ᛫ to text (in any sense) ᛫	V
writhe	᛫ to squirm ᛫ to distort ᛫ to confine ᛫	V
writsax	᛫ a stylus ᛫ a pen [ᚹ] ᛫	N
wrixle	᛫ change ᛫ exchange ᛭ to change ᛫ to exchange ᛫ to exchange ideas ᛫ to alternate ᛫	N᛭V
wrixley	᛫ alternate ᛫	AJ
wroot	᛫ a snout ᛫ a trunk ( of an elephant or other animal ) ᛭ to dig with one's snout ᛫ to dig ᛫ to root around ᛫ to attack in a wedge formation ᛫	N᛭V
wroth	᛫ angry ᛫ irate ᛭ angrily ᛫ irately ᛫	AJ᛭AV
wrothen	᛫ to anger ᛫	V
wrotherheal	᛫ disastrously ᛫	AV
wrought	᛫ an accusation ᛫ a false accusation ᛫ slander ᛫ calumny ᛫	N
wry	᛫ to cover ᛫ to conceal ᛫ to shield ᛫ to protect ᛫ to be covered ᛫ to be blanketed ᛫ to put a lid over ᛫ to clothe ᛫	V
wry	᛫ to contort ᛫ to deviate ᛫ to writhe ᛫ to twist ᛫ to bend ᛭ twisted ᛫ bent ᛫ crooked ᛫ out of place ᛫ sardonic ᛫	V᛭AJ
wurmel	᛫ an Origanum majorana plant ( marjoram ) ᛫	N
wurp	᛫ to recover ( from an illness , etc ) ᛫	V
wurst	᛫ a sausage ᛫	N
wuther	᛫ to blow with a dull roar ᛫	V
wuthering	᛫ blowing strongly with a roaring sound or characterized by such a sound ᛫	AJ
wye	᛫ a human adult ( esp male ) ᛫ a man ᛫ a sir ᛫	N
wye	᛫ war ᛫ combat ᛫ conflict ᛭ to fight ᛫ to combat ᛫ to war ᛫	N᛭V
wyehouse	᛫ a military tower ᛫ a defensive building ᛫ an arx ᛫ a turris ᛫	N
wyer	᛫ a warrior ᛫	N
wyesmith	᛫ a warrior ᛫ a war smith ᛫	N
yack	᛫ an accent ( a way of uttering words ) ᛫ a tone ( an inflection of voice ) ᛫	N
yaffle	᛫ a Picus viridis bird ( green woodpecker ) ᛫	N
yair	᛫ an enclosure for fish ᛫	N
yard	᛫ a length of three feet ᛫ a branch ᛫ a swig ᛫ a rod ᛫ a staff ᛫ a stick ᛫	N
yardland	᛫ a virgate ᛫	N
yardstick	᛫ a standard basis of calculation ᛫	N
yare	᛫ gear ( equipment ) ? ᛫ a gear [ᚹ] ᛭ to gear up ᛫ to prepare ᛫ to procure ᛫ to supply ᛫ to equip ᛫ prepared ᛫ available ᛫ eager ᛫	N᛭V᛭AJ
yared	᛫ geared up ᛫ ready ᛫ prepared ᛫ procured ᛫ supplied ᛫ equipped ᛫	AJ
yarewordy	᛫ ready in words ᛫ eloquent ᛫ fluent ᛫	AJ
yark	᛫ to prepare ᛫ to ready ᛫ to marshal ᛫	V
yarrow	᛫ an Achillea millefolium plant ᛫	N
yate	᛫ a gate ᛫	N
yatow	᛫ equipment ᛫	N
ye	᛫ and ᛫ also ᛫	C
ye	᛫ you guys ᛫ y'all ᛫ youse ᛫	N(PRO)
yea	᛫ an affirmative answer ᛭ to reply affirmatively ᛭ yes ᛭ ( shows approval or that a vote was positively cast ) ᛫	N᛭V᛭AV᛭I
yeap	᛫ a gap ? ᛫ an expanse of space ? ᛭ spacious ᛫	N᛭AJ
yearbook	᛫ an almanac ᛫	N
yearday	᛫ an anniversary ᛫	N
yeardole	᛫ an annuity ᛫	N
yearhundred	᛫ century ᛫	N
yearly	᛫ annual ᛭ annually ᛫	AJ᛭AV
yearmarket	᛫ a fair ᛫	N
yearn	᛫ to have a strong desire for something ᛫ to long ᛫	V᛭AJ
yearnenly	᛫ desirable ᛫ yearnable ᛫	AJ
yearnful	᛫ desirous ᛫ eager ᛫	AJ
yearsgift	᛫ a customary feudal payment commonly made at the turn of the year ᛫	N
yearten	᛫ a decade ᛫	N
yearthousand	᛫ a millennium ᛫	N
yeartide	᛫ a season ᛫	N
Yeat	᛫ a Geat ᛫	N
yeath	᛫ foolishness ᛫	N
Yeatish	᛫ the Geatish language ᛭ of Geats ᛫	N᛭AJ
Yeatland	᛫ Geatland ᛫	N
yeave	᛫ a gift ᛭ to give ᛫	N᛭V
yeaword	᛫ a term of affirmation ᛫	N
yed	᛫ a musical poem riddle or proverb ᛭ to recite in song ᛫ to exaggerate ᛫	N᛭V
yedding	᛫ a poem ᛫ a song ᛫ a recitation of a verse narrative ᛫	N
yeed	᛫ went ( past tense of go ) ᛫	V
yeek	᛫ the Cuculus canorus bird ( European cuckoo ) ᛫	N
yeem	᛫ diligence ᛫ attention ᛫ adherence ᛭ to take notice of ᛫ to do duty ᛫ to adhere to doctrine ᛫ to attend to ᛫ to tend for ᛫	N᛭V
yeemer	᛫ miserable ᛫ in dire circumstances ᛫ unfortunate ᛫ unfavourable ᛫ distressful ᛫ dismal ᛫ lugubrious ᛫ melancholic ᛫	AJ
yeemerly	᛫ miserably ᛫ unfortunately ᛫ unfavourably ᛫ distressfully ᛫ dismally ᛫ lugubriously ᛫ melancholily ᛫	AV
yeemless	᛫ negligent ᛫ careless ᛫	AJ
yeemlessness	᛫ negligence ᛫ neglect ᛫ carelessness ᛫	N
yeen	᛫ against ᛫ in opposition ᛫ opposite ᛫ next to ᛫ bordering ᛫ placed against ᛫ in contact with ᛫	P
yeet	᛫ to pour ᛫ to libate ᛫ to found metal ᛫	V
yeeter	᛫ a caster of metal ᛫ a founder of metal ᛫	N
yeft	᛫ a gift ᛫ a present ᛫	N
yeld	᛫ barren ( of animals ) ᛫ infertile ᛫ unproductive ᛫ immature ( of animals ) ᛫	AJ
yellow	᛫ yellow ᛫ cowardly ᛫ craven ᛫ pusillanimous ᛫	AJ
yellow bothen	᛫ a Chrysanthemum segetum plant ( corn marigold ) ᛫	N
yellowadle	᛫ jaundice ᛫	N
yellowbell	᛫ a Tecoma stans plant ᛫	N
yellowgreen	᛫ chartreuse ᛭ of chartreuse hue ᛫	N᛭AJ
yellowred	᛫ of orange hue ᛫	AJ
yelp	᛫ a crying out ᛫ a boast ᛭ to cry out ᛫ to boast ᛫	N᛭V
yelse	᛫ luxury ᛫ voluptuousness ᛫	N
yelt	᛫ a young sow ᛫	N
yencome	᛫ a return ᛭ to return ᛫	N᛭V
yenner	᛫ asylum ᛫ refuge ᛫ sanctuary ᛫	N
yennerstead	᛫ an asylum ᛫ a place of refuge ᛫ a sanctuary ᛫	N
yeoman	᛫ a free man who works his own land ᛫ a subordinate to an official ᛫ a pawn ( chess ) ᛫	N
yer	᛫ to make a strident sound ᛫	V
yerk	᛫ to sharply strike ( esp with a cane whip or flog ) ᛫ to pull or push suddenly ᛫	V
yern	᛫ eager ᛭ eagerly ᛫	AJ᛭AV
yernly	᛫ eagerly ᛫ fervently ᛫	ADV
yestereve	᛫ yesterday evening ᛭ on yesterday evening ᛫	N᛭AV
yesternight	᛫ last night ᛫	N
yesteryear	᛫ last year ᛫	N
yetling	᛫ a vessel of cast metal ᛫ a flat metal plate used for cooking ᛫	N
yever	᛫ greedy ᛫ covetous ᛫ gluttonous ᛫	AJ
yevery	᛫ very hungry ᛫ ravenous ᛫	AJ
yew	᛫ a four-footed bird ᛫ a griffin ᛫	N
Yew	᛫ one of the Aviones ᛫ someone from Öland in Sweden ᛫	N(P)
yewd	᛫ a flock ᛫ a herd ᛫	N
Yewland	᛫ Öland ᛫	N
yex	᛫ a hiccup ᛭ to hiccup ᛫	N᛭V
yield	᛫ a payment ᛫ payment ᛫ a tax ᛫ tax ᛫ profit ᛫ an amount of production ᛭ to pay ᛫ to give up ᛫ to hand over ᛫ to surrender ᛫ to quit ᛫ to concede ᛫	N᛭V
yisel	᛫ a hostage ᛫	N
yiselyield	᛫ ransom ᛫	N
yoke	᛫ a neck frame ᛫ oppression ( poetic ) ᛫	N
yon	᛫ that ( something close to neither speaker nor listener ) ᛫	AJ&N(PN)
yond	᛫ trans- ᛫	PREFIX
yond	᛫ over there ᛭ throughout ᛫ through ᛫ over ᛭ that ᛫ those ᛫	AV᛭P᛭D
yonder	᛫ over there ᛫	AV
yondfare	᛫ to journey through ᛫ travel across ᛫ traverse ᛫	V
yondgang	᛫ to go about ᛫ perambulate ᛫	V
yondlight	᛫ to enlighten ᛫	V
yondseek	᛫ to search thoroughly ᛫ pervade ᛫	V
yondshrithe	᛫ to traverse ᛫	V
yondshrithing	᛫ traversal ᛫	N
yore	᛫ time long past ᛭ in the past ᛫	N᛭AV
yorelore	᛫ history ᛫	N
yoreyearn	᛫ nostalgia ( in the temporal sense ) ᛫	N
younger	᛫ junior ᛫	AJ
youngerdom	᛫ juniorship ᛫ juniority ᛫	N
youth	᛫ a juvenile ᛫	N
youthen	᛫ to de-age ᛫	V
Yuletide	᛫ the period of several days around and including Christmas Day ᛫	N(P)