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 * São Paulo : -aʊləʊ
 * Saale : -ɑːlə
 * saber : -eɪbə(r)
 * sable : -eɪbəl
 * sabot : -æbəʊ
 * sac : -æk
 * saccadic : -ædɪk
 * sachet : -æʃeɪ, -eɪ
 * sack : -æk
 * sacker : -ækə(r)
 * sacrilegious : -ɪdʒəs
 * sad : -æd
 * sadden : -ædən
 * saddle : -ædəl
 * saddo : -ædəʊ
 * safari : -ɑːri
 * safe : -eɪf
 * Saffy : -æfi
 * sag : -æɡ
 * saga : -ɑːɡə
 * sagacious : -eɪʃəs
 * sage : -eɪdʒ
 * saggar : -æɡə(r)
 * saggy : -æɡi
 * Sagittarius : -ɛəriəs
 * sago : -eɪɡəʊ
 * Sahara : -ɑːrə
 * sai : -aɪ
 * said : -ɛd
 * sail : -eɪl
 * sailing : -eɪlɪŋ
 * sailor : -eɪlə(r)
 * sain : -eɪn
 * saint : -eɪnt
 * Saint Lucia : -uːʃə
 * sake : -eɪk
 * Sal : -æl
 * sala : -ɑːlə
 * salaam : -ɑːm
 * salacious : -eɪʃəs
 * salami : -ɑːmi
 * sale : -eɪl
 * saliva : -aɪvə
 * sallow : -æləʊ
 * Sally : -æli
 * salmon : -æmən
 * saloon : -uːn
 * salt : -ɔːlt
 * salvation : -eɪʃən
 * Sam : -æm
 * saman : -ɑːn
 * same : -eɪm
 * samen : -eɪmən
 * samey : -eɪmi
 * sammy : -æmi
 * Samoan : -əʊən
 * sample : -ɑːmpəl
 * San Franciscan : -ɪskən
 * San Francisco : -ɪskəʊ
 * sand : -ænd
 * sandal : -ændəl
 * sandy : -ændi
 * sane : -eɪn
 * sang : -æŋ
 * sanious : -eɪniəs
 * sanitarian : -ɛəriən
 * sank : -æŋk
 * sans : -ænz
 * Santa : -æntə
 * sap : -æp
 * saponaceous : -eɪʃəs
 * sapper : -æpə(r)
 * sapphic : -æfɪk
 * sappy : -æpi
 * sarcastic : -æstɪk
 * Sard : -ɑː(r)d
 * sardonic : -ɒnɪk
 * sarge : -ɑː(r)dʒ
 * Sark : -ɑː(r)k
 * sarky : -ɑː(r)ki
 * sarnie : -ɑː(r)ni
 * SARS : -ɑː(r)z
 * SAS : -ɛs
 * SASE : -iː
 * sash : -æʃ
 * sashay : -æʃeɪ, -eɪ
 * sass : -æs
 * sassy : -æsi
 * sat : -æt
 * SAT : -iː
 * Satan : -eɪtən
 * satay : -æteɪ
 * satchel : -ætʃəl
 * sate : -eɪt
 * satin : -ætɪn
 * satinet : -ɛt
 * Saturnalia : -eɪliə
 * satyr : -ætə(r)
 * sauce : -ɔːs
 * saucer : -ɔːsə(r)
 * saucy : -ɔːsi
 * Saudi : -aʊdi
 * Saudi Arabia : -eɪbiə
 * sauna : -ɔːnə
 * saunter : -ɔːntə(r)
 * sauté : -eɪ
 * savanna : -ænə
 * save : -eɪv
 * saving : -eɪvɪŋ
 * savior : -eɪviə(r)
 * savour : -eɪvə(r)
 * savvy : -ævi
 * saw : -ɔː
 * sawn : -ɔːn
 * sawyer : -ɔɪə(r)
 * sax : -æks
 * Saxon : -æksən
 * say : -eɪ
 * say-so : -eɪsəʊ
 * saying : -eɪɪŋ
 * says : -ɛz
 * SBA : -eɪ
 * scab : -æb
 * scabby : -æbi
 * scabies : -eɪbiz
 * scad : -æd
 * scag : -æɡ
 * scalar : -eɪlə(r)
 * scale : -eɪl
 * scaler : -eɪlə(r)
 * scally : -æli
 * scaly : -eɪli
 * scam : -æm
 * scamp : -æmp
 * scan : -æn
 * scandal : -ændəl
 * Scandinavia : -eɪviə
 * scanner : -ænə(r)
 * scant : -ænt
 * scanty : -ænti
 * scape : -eɪp
 * scar : -ɑː(r)
 * Scare : -ɑːrə
 * scare : -ɛə(r)
 * scared : -ɛə(r)d
 * scarf : -ɑː(r)f
 * scarp : -ɑː(r)p
 * scarper : -ɑː(r)pə(r)
 * SCART : -ɑː(r)t
 * scat : -æt
 * scathe : -eɪð
 * scatter : -ætə(r)
 * scatty : -æti
 * scene : -iːn
 * scenic : -iːnɪk
 * schematic : -ætɪk
 * schemer : -iːmə(r)
 * schizophrenic : -ɛnɪk
 * schlemiel : -iːl
 * schlepper : -ɛpə(r)
 * schmear : -ɪə(r)
 * schmo : -əʊ
 * schmooze : -uːz
 * schmuck : -ʌk
 * schnapper : -æpə(r)
 * schnapps : -æps
 * schnozzle : -ɒzəl
 * scholar : -ɒlə(r)
 * scholastic : -æstɪk
 * school : -uːl
 * schooling : -uːlɪŋ
 * schooner : -uːnə(r)
 * Schubertiade : -ɑːdə
 * sci-fi : -aɪ
 * science : -aɪəns
 * scion : -aɪən
 * scirocco : -ɒkəʊ
 * scission : -ɪʃən, -ɪʒən
 * scissor : -ɪzə(r)
 * scissors : -ɪzə(r)z
 * sclera : -ɪərə
 * sclerotic : -ɒtɪk
 * scoff : -ɒf
 * scold : -əʊld
 * scone : -ɒn, -əʊn
 * scoop : -uːp
 * scoot : -uːt
 * scooter : -uːtə(r)
 * scope : -əʊp
 * scorch : -ɔː(r)tʃ
 * scorched : -ɔː(r)tʃt
 * scorcher : -ɔː(r)tʃə(r)
 * score : -ɔː(r)
 * scoria : -ɔːriə
 * scorn : -ɔː(r)n
 * scot : -ɒt
 * Scotch : -ɒtʃ
 * Scots : -ɒts
 * Scott : -ɒt
 * scour : -aʊə(r)
 * scourge : -ɜː(r)dʒ
 * Scouse : -aʊs
 * Scouser : -aʊsə(r)
 * scout : -aʊt
 * scouting : -aʊtɪŋ
 * scow : -aʊ
 * scowl : -aʊl
 * Scrabble : -æbəl
 * scraggy : -æɡi
 * scram : -æm
 * scramble : -æmbəl
 * scrap : -æp
 * scrape : -eɪp
 * scraper : -eɪpə(r)
 * scrapie : -eɪpi
 * scrappy : -æpi
 * scratch : -ætʃ
 * scratched : -ætʃt
 * scratching : -ætʃɪŋ
 * scratchy : -ætʃi
 * scrawny : -ɔːni
 * scream : -iːm
 * screamer : -iːmə(r)
 * scree : -iː
 * screech : -iːtʃ
 * screed : -iːd
 * screen : -iːn
 * scribble : -ɪbəl
 * scribe : -aɪb
 * scrimp : -ɪmp
 * script : -ɪpt
 * scritch : -ɪtʃ
 * Scrooge : -uːdʒ
 * scrota : -əʊtə
 * scrotal : -əʊtəl
 * scrub : -ʌb
 * scrubber : -ʌbə(r)
 * scrubs : -ʌbz
 * scruff : -ʌf
 * scrum : -ʌm
 * scrummy : -ʌmi
 * scrunch : -ʌntʃ
 * scry : -aɪ
 * SCSI : -ʌzi
 * scuba : -uːbə
 * scud : -ʌd
 * scudding : -ʌdɪŋ
 * scuff : -ʌf
 * scuffed : -ʌft
 * scuffle : -ʌfəl
 * scull : -ʌl
 * scum : -ʌm
 * scumble : -ʌmbəl
 * scummy : -ʌmi
 * scupper : -ʌpə(r)
 * scurf : -ɜː(r)f
 * scurry : -ʌri
 * scurvy : -ɜː(r)vi
 * scutch : -ʌtʃ
 * scutcheon : -ʌtʃən
 * scuttle : -ʌtəl
 * scye : -aɪ
 * scythe : -aɪð
 * SDI : -aɪ
 * SDLP : -iː
 * SDP : -iː
 * sea : -iː
 * seal : -iːl
 * sealer : -iːlə(r)
 * seam : -iːm
 * seaman : -iːmən
 * seamer : -iːmə(r)
 * Seamus : -eɪməs
 * Sean : -ɔːn
 * search : -ɜː(r)tʃ
 * searcher : -ɜː(r)tʃə(r)
 * searching : -ɜː(r)tʃɪŋ
 * searing : -ɪərɪŋ
 * seasick : -iːsɪk
 * season : -iːzən
 * seat : -iːt
 * seaway : -iːweɪ
 * sebaceous : -eɪʃəs
 * SEC : -iː
 * secrete : -iːt
 * secretion : -iːʃən
 * sect : -ɛkt
 * sedate : -eɪt
 * sedge : -ɛdʒ
 * see : -iː
 * seed : -iːd
 * seedy : -iːdi
 * seeing : -iːɪŋ
 * seek : -iːk
 * seeker : -iːkə(r)
 * seem : -iːm
 * seeming : -iːmɪŋ
 * seen : -iːn
 * seep : -iːp
 * seer : -ɪə(r)
 * seething : -iːðɪŋ
 * seiche : -eɪʃ
 * Seine : -eɪn
 * seizure : -iːʒə(r)
 * Sejm : -eɪm
 * Sekt : -ɛkt
 * select : -ɛkt
 * selenic : -ɛnɪk, -iːnɪk
 * self : -ɛlf
 * self-made : -eɪd
 * sell : -ɛl
 * seller : -ɛlə(r)
 * semantic : -æntɪk
 * sematic : -ætɪk
 * semen : -iːmən
 * semi : -ɛmi
 * semiotic : -ɒtɪk
 * semper fi : -aɪ
 * sempiternal : -ɜː(r)nəl
 * sen : -ɛn
 * senate : -ɛnɪt
 * send : -ɛnd
 * sender : -ɛndə(r)
 * Senegalese : -iːz
 * sense : -ɛns
 * sent : -ɛnt
 * Seoul : -əʊl
 * sepia : -iːpiə
 * Seppo : -ɛpəʊ
 * sept : -ɛpt
 * September : -ɛmbə(r)
 * septendecillion : -ɪljən
 * septenvigintillion : -ɪljən
 * septet : -ɛt
 * septillion : -ɪljən
 * septo- : -ɛptəʊ
 * seraphic : -æfɪk
 * Serb : -ɜː(r)b
 * Serbia : -ɜː(r)biə
 * Serbo-Croatian : -eɪʃən
 * sere : -ɪə(r)
 * serenade : -eɪd
 * serene : -iːn
 * serge : -ɜː(r)dʒ
 * serious : -ɪəriəs
 * sermon : -ɜː(r)mən
 * serval : -æl, -ɜː(r)vəl
 * serve : -ɜː(r)v
 * server : -ɜː(r)və(r)
 * serviette : -ɛt
 * serving : -ɜː(r)vɪŋ
 * servo : -ɜː(r)vəʊ
 * sesh : -ɛʃ
 * session : -ɛʃən
 * sestet : -ɛt
 * set : -ɛt
 * setaceous : -eɪʃəs
 * Seth : -ɛθ
 * SETI : -ɛti
 * Setswana : -ɑːnə
 * sett : -ɛt
 * settee : -iː
 * setting : -ɛtɪŋ
 * settle : -ɛtəl
 * seven : -ɛvən
 * seventeen : -iːn
 * seventeenth : -iːnθ
 * seventy-eight : -eɪt
 * seventy-five : -aɪv
 * seventy-one : -ʌn
 * seventy-six : -ɪks
 * sever : -ɛvə(r)
 * sew : -əʊ
 * sewer : -əʊə(r)
 * sewing : -əʊɪŋ
 * sewn : -əʊn
 * sex : -ɛks
 * sexdecillion : -ɪljən
 * sextet : -ɛt
 * sextillion : -ɪljən
 * sextrigintillion : -ɪljən
 * sexvigintillion : -ɪljən
 * sexy : -ɛksi
 * sez : -ɛz
 * SF : -ɛf
 * shabby : -æbi
 * shack : -æk
 * shackle : -ækəl
 * shad : -æd
 * shade : -eɪd
 * shader : -eɪdə(r)
 * shades : -eɪdz
 * shading : -eɪdɪŋ
 * shadoof : -uːf
 * shadow : -ædəʊ
 * shady : -eɪdi
 * shaft : -ɑːft
 * shag : -æɡ
 * shaggy : -æɡi
 * shah : -ɑː
 * shahzadah : -ɑːdə
 * shake : -eɪk
 * shaken : -eɪkən
 * shaker : -eɪkə(r)
 * shaking : -eɪkɪŋ
 * shako : -eɪkəʊ
 * shaky : -eɪki
 * shale : -eɪl
 * shall : -æl
 * shallow : -æləʊ
 * sham : -æm
 * shaman : -ɑːmən, -eɪmən
 * shamanic : -ænɪk
 * shambolic : -ɒlɪk
 * shame : -eɪm
 * shamus : -eɪməs
 * shan't : -ɑːnt
 * shandy : -ændi
 * Shane : -eɪn
 * Shanghai : -aɪ
 * shank : -æŋk
 * shanty : -ænti
 * shape : -eɪp
 * shaper : -eɪpə(r)
 * shaping : -eɪpɪŋ
 * share : -ɛə(r)
 * shared : -ɛə(r)d
 * shark : -ɑː(r)k
 * Sharon : -ærən
 * sharp : -ɑː(r)p
 * sharpen : -ɑː(r)pən
 * shat : -æt
 * shatter : -ætə(r)
 * shave : -eɪv
 * shaven : -eɪvən
 * shaver : -eɪvə(r)
 * shaving : -eɪvɪŋ
 * Shaw : -ɔː
 * shawl : -ɔːl
 * shawm : -ɔːm
 * she : -iː
 * she'd : -iːd
 * she'll : -iːəl, -iːl
 * she's : -iːz
 * shear : -ɪə(r)
 * shearer : -ɪərə(r)
 * shears : -ɪə(r)z
 * sheath : -iːθ
 * sheathe : -iːð
 * sheather : -iːθə(r)
 * shebeen : -iːn
 * shed : -ɛd
 * sheen : -iːn
 * sheep : -iːp
 * sheeple : -iːpəl
 * sheer : -ɪə(r)
 * sheesh : -iːʃ
 * sheet : -iːt
 * sheik : -eɪk, -iːk
 * shekel : -ɛkəl
 * shelf : -ɛlf
 * shell : -ɛl
 * shelter : -ɛltə(r)
 * sheriff : -əf
 * sherry : -ɛri
 * shew : -əʊ
 * shield : -iːld
 * shift : -ɪft
 * shilling : -ɪlɪŋ
 * shim : -ɪm
 * shimada : -ɑːdə
 * shimmy : -ɪmi
 * shin : -ɪn
 * shine : -aɪn
 * shiner : -aɪnə(r)
 * Shinto : -ɪŋtəʊ
 * shiny : -aɪni
 * ship : -ɪp
 * shipping : -ɪpɪŋ
 * shirk : -ɜː(r)k
 * Shirl : -ɜː(r)l
 * Shirley : -ɜː(r)li
 * shirt : -ɜː(r)t
 * shirty : -ɜː(r)ti
 * shish : -ɪʃ
 * shit : -ɪt
 * shite : -aɪt
 * shits : -ɪts
 * shitter : -ɪtə(r)
 * shitty : -ɪti
 * shiv : -ɪv
 * shiver : -ɪvə(r)
 * shock : -ɒk
 * shocked : -ɒkt
 * shocking : -ɒkɪŋ
 * shod : -ɒd
 * shoddy : -ɒdi
 * shoe : -uː
 * shogun : -əʊɡən
 * Shona : -əʊnə
 * shone : -ɒn, -əʊn
 * shoo : -uː
 * shoo-in : -uːɪn
 * shook : -ʊk
 * shoot : -uːt
 * shooter : -uːtə(r)
 * shooting : -uːtɪŋ
 * shop : -ɒp
 * shopping : -ɒpɪŋ
 * shore : -ɔː(r)
 * shorn : -ɔː(r)n
 * short : -ɔː(r)t
 * shortie : -ɔː(r)ti
 * shorts : -ɔː(r)ts
 * shot : -ɒt
 * should : -ʊd
 * shoulda : -ʊdə
 * shoulder : -əʊldə(r)
 * shout : -aʊt
 * shouting : -aʊtɪŋ
 * shove : -ʌv
 * shovel : -ʌvəl
 * shower : -əʊə(r), -aʊə(r)
 * showing : -əʊɪŋ
 * showman : -əʊmən
 * shown : -əʊn
 * showy : -əʊi
 * shrank : -æŋk
 * shred : -ɛd
 * shredder : -ɛdə(r)
 * shrew : -uː
 * shrewd : -uːd
 * shriek : -iːk
 * shrift : -ɪft
 * shrike : -aɪk
 * shrill : -ɪl
 * shrimp : -ɪmp
 * shrine : -aɪn
 * shrink : -ɪŋk
 * shrive : -aɪv
 * shrivel : -ɪvəl
 * shroomer : -uːmə(r)
 * shroud : -aʊd
 * shrove : -əʊv
 * shrub : -ʌb
 * shrug : -ʌɡ
 * shuck : -ʌk
 * shucks : -ʌks
 * shudder : -ʌdə(r)
 * shuffle : -ʌfəl
 * shun : -ʌn
 * shunt : -ʌnt
 * shush : -ʊʃ
 * shut : -ʌt
 * shutter : -ʌtə(r)
 * shuttle : -ʌtəl
 * shy : -aɪ
 * Si : -aɪ
 * sib : -ɪb
 * Siberia : -ɪəriə
 * sic : -ɪk
 * sich : -ɪtʃ
 * sick : -ɪk
 * sicken : -ɪkən
 * sickie : -ɪki
 * sickle : -ɪkəl
 * sicko : -ɪkəʊ
 * Sid : -ɪd
 * side : -aɪd
 * sidle : -aɪdəl
 * siege : -iːdʒ
 * sierra : -ɛrə
 * siesta : -ɛstə
 * sieve : -ɪv
 * sift : -ɪft
 * sigh : -aɪ
 * sigheth : -aɪəθ
 * sight : -aɪt
 * sighting : -aɪtɪŋ
 * sign : -aɪn
 * sika : -iːkə
 * Sikh : -iːk
 * Silastic : -æstɪk
 * silhouette : -ɛt
 * silk : -ɪlk
 * silky : -ɪlki
 * sill : -ɪl
 * silly : -ɪli
 * silo : -aɪləʊ
 * silt : -ɪlt
 * simmer : -ɪmə(r)
 * Simon : -aɪmən
 * Simone : -əʊn
 * simp : -ɪmp
 * simper : -ɪmpə(r)
 * simple : -ɪmpəl
 * simplification : -eɪʃən
 * simultaneous : -eɪniəs
 * sin : -ɪn
 * since : -ɪns
 * sine : -aɪn
 * sinfonia : -əʊniə
 * sing : -ɪŋ
 * singer : -ɪŋə(r)
 * singing : -ɪŋɪŋ
 * single : -ɪŋɡəl
 * Sinhala : -ɑːlə
 * Sinhalese : -iːz
 * sink : -ɪŋk
 * sinker : -ɪŋkə(r)
 * sinking : -ɪŋkɪŋ
 * Sinn Fein : -eɪn
 * sinner : -ɪnə(r)
 * sinus : -aɪnəs
 * sip : -ɪp
 * siphon : -aɪfən
 * sir : -ɜː(r)
 * sire : -aɪə(r)
 * siren : -aɪrən
 * sis : -ɪs
 * sisal : -aɪsəl
 * siskin : -ɪskɪn
 * Sissy : -ɪsi
 * sister : -ɪstə(r)
 * sit : -ɪt
 * site : -aɪt
 * sitter : -ɪtə(r)
 * sitting : -ɪtɪŋ
 * six : -ɪks
 * sixteen : -iːn
 * sixteenth : -iːnθ
 * sixty-eight : -eɪt
 * sixty-five : -aɪv
 * sixty-one : -ʌn
 * sixty-six : -ɪks
 * size : -aɪz
 * sizing : -aɪzɪŋ
 * sizzle : -ɪzəl
 * ska : -ɑː
 * skanky : -æŋki
 * skate : -eɪt
 * skater : -eɪtə(r)
 * skedaddle : -ædəl
 * skeet : -iːt
 * skein : -eɪn, -iːn
 * skerry : -ɛri
 * sketch : -ɛtʃ
 * sketchy : -ɛtʃi
 * skew : -uː
 * skid : -ɪd
 * skier : -iə(r)
 * skiffle : -ɪfəl
 * skiing : -iːɪŋ
 * skill : -ɪl
 * skilled : -ɪld
 * skillet : -ɪlɪt
 * skim : -ɪm
 * skimp : -ɪmp
 * skimpy : -ɪmpi
 * skin : -ɪn
 * skink : -ɪŋk
 * skinny : -ɪni
 * skint : -ɪnt
 * skip : -ɪp
 * skipper : -ɪpə(r)
 * skirl : -ɜː(r)l
 * skirt : -ɜː(r)t
 * skister : -iːstə(r)
 * skit : -ɪt
 * skitter : -ɪtə(r)
 * skittle : -ɪtəl
 * skive : -aɪv
 * skull : -ʌl
 * skunk : -ʌŋk
 * sky : -aɪ
 * Skype : -aɪp
 * skyway : -aɪweɪ
 * slab : -æb
 * slack : -æk
 * slacker : -ækə(r)
 * slag : -æɡ
 * slain : -eɪn
 * slake : -eɪk
 * slam : -æm
 * slammer : -æmə(r)
 * slane : -eɪn
 * slang : -æŋ
 * slap : -æp
 * slapper : -æpə(r)
 * slash : -æʃ
 * slat : -æt
 * slate : -eɪt
 * slater : -eɪtə(r)
 * slather : -æðə(r)
 * slattern : -ætə(r)n
 * slaughter : -ɔːtə(r)
 * slave : -eɪv
 * Slavic : -ɑːvɪk
 * slaw : -ɔː
 * slay : -eɪ
 * slayer : -eɪə(r)
 * slaying : -eɪɪŋ
 * sleaze : -iːz
 * sleazy : -iːzi
 * sled : -ɛd
 * sleek : -iːk
 * sleep : -iːp
 * sleeper : -iːpə(r)
 * sleeping : -iːpɪŋ
 * sleepy : -iːpi
 * sleet : -iːt
 * sleigh : -eɪ
 * sleight : -aɪt
 * slender : -ɛndə(r)
 * slept : -ɛpt
 * sleuth : -uːθ
 * slew : -uː
 * slice : -aɪs
 * sliced : -aɪst
 * slicer : -aɪsə(r)
 * slick : -ɪk
 * slid : -ɪd
 * slide : -aɪd
 * slider : -aɪdə(r)
 * slight : -aɪt
 * slim : -ɪm
 * slime : -aɪm
 * slimy : -aɪmi
 * sling : -ɪŋ
 * slinger : -ɪŋə(r)
 * slink : -ɪŋk
 * Slinky : -ɪŋki
 * slip : -ɪp
 * slipper : -ɪpə(r)
 * slippy : -ɪpi
 * slit : -ɪt
 * sliver : -ɪvə(r)
 * slo-mo : -əʊməʊ
 * slob : -ɒb
 * slobber : -ɒbə(r)
 * slog : -ɒɡ
 * slogan : -əʊɡən
 * sloop : -uːp
 * slop : -ɒp
 * slope : -əʊp
 * sloped : -əʊpt
 * sloppy : -ɒpi
 * slot : -ɒt
 * sloth : -əʊθ
 * slouch : -aʊtʃ
 * slough : -ʌf, -aʊ
 * Slovakia : -ækiə
 * slow : -əʊ
 * sludge : -ʌdʒ
 * sludgy : -ʌdʒi
 * slue : -uː
 * slug : -ʌɡ
 * sluice : -uːs
 * slum : -ʌm
 * slump : -ʌmp
 * slung : -ʌŋ
 * slur : -ɜː(r)
 * slurp : -ɜː(r)p
 * slurry : -ɜːri, -ʌri
 * slush : -ʌʃ
 * slut : -ʌt
 * slutty : -ʌti
 * sly : -aɪ
 * slyness : -aɪnəs
 * SM : -ɛm
 * smack : -æk
 * smacker : -ækə(r)
 * small : -ɔːl
 * smalls : -ɔːlz
 * smaragd : -æɡd
 * smarm : -ɑː(r)m
 * smarmy : -ɑː(r)mi
 * smart : -ɑː(r)t
 * smash : -æʃ
 * smashed : -æʃt
 * smashing : -æʃɪŋ
 * smatter : -ætə(r)
 * smaze : -eɪz
 * smear : -ɪə(r)
 * smell : -ɛl
 * smelled : -ɛld
 * smellies : -ɛliz
 * smelly : -ɛli
 * smelt : -ɛlt
 * smidgen : -ɪdʒən, -ɪdʒɪn
 * smile : -aɪl
 * smiley : -aɪli
 * smiling : -aɪlɪŋ
 * smirk : -ɜː(r)k
 * smite : -aɪt
 * smith : -ɪθ
 * smithy : -ɪði
 * smitten : -ɪtən
 * smock : -ɒk
 * smog : -ɒɡ
 * smoke : -əʊk
 * smoker : -əʊkə(r)
 * smoking : -əʊkɪŋ
 * smoko : -əʊkəʊ
 * smoky : -əʊki
 * smolder : -əʊldə(r)
 * smooch : -uːtʃ
 * smooth : -uːð
 * smoothie : -uːði
 * smote : -əʊt
 * smother : -ʌðə(r)
 * smudge : -ʌdʒ
 * Smurf : -ɜː(r)f
 * snack : -æk
 * snaffle : -æfəl
 * snag : -æɡ
 * snail : -eɪl
 * snake : -eɪk
 * snap : -æp
 * snappy : -æpi
 * snare : -ɛə(r)
 * snark : -ɑː(r)k
 * snarl : -ɑː(r)l
 * snatch : -ætʃ
 * snatcher : -ætʃə(r)
 * snatching : -ætʃɪŋ
 * sneak : -iːk
 * sneaker : -iːkə(r)
 * sneer : -ɪə(r)
 * sneeze : -iːz
 * snicker : -ɪkə(r)
 * snide : -aɪd
 * sniff : -ɪf
 * sniffle : -ɪfəl
 * snigger : -ɪɡə(r)
 * snip : -ɪp
 * snipe : -aɪp
 * snitch : -ɪtʃ
 * snivel : -ɪvəl
 * snob : -ɒb
 * snobby : -ɒbi
 * snog : -ɒɡ
 * snood : -uːd
 * snook : -uːk
 * snooker : -uːkə(r)
 * snoop : -uːp
 * snooze : -uːz
 * snorkel : -ɔː(r)kəl
 * snort : -ɔː(r)t
 * snot : -ɒt
 * snout : -aʊt
 * snow : -əʊ
 * snub : -ʌb
 * snuck : -ʌk
 * snuffle : -ʌfəl
 * snug : -ʌɡ
 * snuggle : -ʌɡəl
 * sny : -aɪ
 * so : -əʊ
 * so-so : -əʊsəʊ
 * soak : -əʊk
 * soaked : -əʊkt
 * soap : -əʊp
 * soapy : -əʊpi
 * soar : -ɔː(r)
 * Soave : -ɑːveɪ
 * sob : -ɒb
 * sobbing : -ɒbɪŋ
 * sober : -əʊbə(r)
 * sobriety : -aɪɪti
 * sobriquet : -eɪ
 * soccer : -ɒkə(r)
 * social : -əʊʃəl
 * sock : -ɒk
 * socket : -ɒkɪt
 * socle : -əʊkəl
 * sod : -ɒd
 * soda : -əʊdə
 * sodic : -əʊdɪk
 * sodium : -əʊdiəm
 * sofa : -əʊfə
 * soffit : -ɒfɪt
 * Sofia : -əʊfiə
 * soft : -ɒft
 * soften : -ɒfən
 * softy : -ɒfti
 * soggy : -ɒɡi
 * soigné : -eɪ
 * soil : -ɔɪəl, -ɔɪl
 * soiled : -ɔɪld
 * soirée : -eɪ
 * sojourn : -ɜː(r)n
 * sojourner : -ɜː(r)nə(r)
 * solar : -əʊlə(r)
 * solar plexus : -ɛksəs
 * sold : -əʊld
 * solder : -əʊldə(r)
 * sole : -əʊl
 * solely : -əʊlli
 * solemn : -ɒləm
 * solicit : -ɪsɪt
 * solution : -uːʃən
 * Somalia : -ɑːliə
 * sommelier : -eɪ
 * son : -ʌn
 * sonata : -ɑːtə
 * sone : -əʊn
 * song : -ɒŋ
 * songy : -ɒŋi
 * sonic : -ɒnɪk
 * sonnet : -ɒnɪt
 * soon : -uːn
 * sooner : -uːnə(r)
 * soot : -ʊt
 * soothe : -uːð
 * soothing : -uːðɪŋ
 * sooty : -ʊti
 * sop : -ɒp
 * SOP : -iː
 * sorbic : -ɔː(r)bɪk
 * sore : -ɔː(r)
 * soredia : -iːdiə
 * sororal : -ɔːrəl
 * sorrel : -ɒrəl
 * sorrow : -ɒrəʊ
 * SOS : -ɛs
 * sot : -ɒt
 * soubrette : -ɛt
 * soufflé : -eɪ
 * sought : -ɔːt
 * soul : -əʊl
 * sound : -aʊnd
 * sounding : -aʊndɪŋ
 * soupy : -uːpi
 * sour : -aʊə(r)
 * source : -ɔː(r)s
 * souse : -aʊs
 * south : -aʊθ
 * South Australia : -eɪliə
 * South Carolina : -aɪnə
 * south-east : -iːst
 * south-south-east : -iːst
 * south-south-west : -ɛst
 * south-west : -ɛst
 * sov : -ɒv
 * sow : -əʊ, -aʊ
 * sown : -əʊn
 * sox : -ɒks
 * soy : -ɔɪ
 * space : -eɪs
 * spacer : -eɪsə(r)
 * spacious : -eɪʃəs
 * spade : -eɪd
 * spader : -eɪdə(r)
 * spades : -eɪdz
 * spaghetti : -ɛti
 * Spain : -eɪn
 * spake : -eɪk
 * Spam : -æm
 * spammer : -æmə(r)
 * span : -æn
 * spangle : -æŋɡəl
 * spank : -æŋk
 * spanner : -ænə(r)
 * spar : -ɑː(r)
 * spare : -ɛə(r)
 * spark : -ɑː(r)k
 * sparkle : -ɑː(r)kəl
 * sparks : -ɑː(r)ks
 * sparrow : -ærəʊ
 * Spartan : -ɑː(r)tən
 * spastic : -æstɪk
 * spat : -æt
 * spate : -eɪt
 * spatial : -eɪʃəl
 * spatter : -ætə(r)
 * spaug : -ɔːɡ
 * spawn : -ɔːn
 * spay : -eɪ
 * spazzy : -æzi
 * speak : -iːk
 * speaker : -iːkə(r)
 * spear : -ɪə(r)
 * special : -ɛʃəl
 * specious : -iːʃəs
 * speck : -ɛk
 * sped : -ɛd
 * speech : -iːtʃ
 * speed : -iːd
 * speeding : -iːdɪŋ
 * speedy : -iːdi
 * spell : -ɛl
 * speller : -ɛlə(r)
 * spelling : -ɛlɪŋ
 * spelt : -ɛlt
 * spelunker : -ʌŋkə(r)
 * Spence : -ɛns
 * Spencer : -ɛnsə(r)
 * spend : -ɛnd
 * spending : -ɛndɪŋ
 * spent : -ɛnt
 * sperm : -ɜː(r)m
 * spermatheca : -iːkə
 * spermatoblastic : -æstɪk
 * spermatogenic : -ɛnɪk
 * spew : -uː
 * sphenic : -iːnɪk
 * sphere : -ɪə(r)
 * spic : -ɪk
 * spice : -aɪs
 * spicy : -aɪsi
 * spider : -aɪdə(r)
 * spiel : -iːl
 * spieth : -aɪəθ
 * spiffing : -ɪfɪŋ
 * spiffy : -ɪfi
 * spike : -aɪk
 * spikes : -aɪks
 * spill : -ɪl
 * spilt : -ɪlt
 * spim : -ɪm
 * spin : -ɪn
 * spinal : -aɪnəl
 * spindle : -ɪndəl
 * spine : -aɪn
 * spinet : -ɛt, -ɪnɪt
 * spinner : -ɪnə(r)
 * spiral : -aɪrəl
 * spire : -aɪə(r)
 * spirit : -ɪrɪt
 * spit : -ɪt
 * spite : -aɪt
 * spittle : -ɪtəl
 * spitz : -ɪts
 * spiv : -ɪv
 * splade : -eɪd
 * splash : -æʃ
 * splat : -æt
 * splatter : -ætə(r)
 * splay : -eɪ
 * spleen : -iːn
 * splendor : -ɛndə(r)
 * splenetic : -ɛtɪk
 * splice : -aɪs
 * splicing : -aɪsɪŋ
 * spliff : -ɪf
 * spline : -aɪn
 * splinter : -ɪntə(r)
 * splits : -ɪts
 * splitter : -ɪtə(r)
 * splosh : -ɒʃ
 * splotch : -ɒtʃ
 * splotchy : -ɒtʃi
 * splurge : -ɜː(r)dʒ
 * spoil : -ɔɪəl, -ɔɪl
 * spoiled : -ɔɪld
 * spoiler : -ɔɪlə(r)
 * spoils : -ɔɪlz
 * spoke : -əʊk
 * spoken : -əʊkən
 * spontaneous : -eɪniəs
 * spoof : -ʊf, -uːf
 * spooge : -uːdʒ
 * spook : -uːk
 * spooky : -uːki
 * spool : -uːl
 * spoon : -uːn
 * sporadic : -ædɪk
 * spore : -ɔː(r)
 * spork : -ɔː(r)k
 * sporran : -ɒrən
 * sport : -ɔː(r)t
 * sporting : -ɔː(r)tɪŋ
 * sporty : -ɔː(r)ti
 * spose : -əʊz
 * spot : -ɒt
 * spotty : -ɒti
 * spouse : -aʊs
 * spout : -aʊt
 * sprain : -eɪn
 * spraint : -eɪnt
 * sprang : -æŋ
 * sprat : -æt
 * sprawl : -ɔːl
 * spray : -eɪ
 * sprayer : -eɪə(r)
 * spread : -ɛd
 * spree : -iː
 * sprig : -ɪɡ
 * spring : -ɪŋ
 * sprinkle : -ɪŋkəl
 * sprint : -ɪnt
 * sprinter : -ɪntə(r)
 * sprite : -aɪt
 * spritz : -ɪts
 * sprocket : -ɒkɪt
 * sprog : -ɒɡ
 * sprout : -aʊt
 * spruce : -uːs
 * sprung : -ʌŋ
 * spry : -aɪ
 * spud : -ʌd
 * spun : -ʌn
 * spunk : -ʌŋk
 * spunky : -ʌŋki
 * spur : -ɜː(r)
 * spurious : -ʊəriəs
 * spurt : -ɜː(r)t
 * sputter : -ʌtə(r)
 * spy : -aɪ
 * squabble : -ɒbəl
 * squad : -ɒd
 * squall : -ɔːl
 * squamous : -eɪməs
 * square : -ɛə(r)
 * squarial : -ɛəriəl
 * squash : -ɒʃ
 * squat : -ɒt
 * squawk : -ɔːk
 * squeaky : -iːki
 * squeegee : -iːdʒi
 * squeeze : -iːz
 * squib : -ɪb
 * squid : -ɪd
 * squiggle : -ɪɡəl
 * squillion : -ɪljən
 * squinch : -ɪntʃ
 * squint : -ɪnt
 * squire : -aɪə(r)
 * squirm : -ɜː(r)m
 * squirrel : -ɪrəl
 * squirt : -ɜː(r)t
 * squish : -ɪʃ
 * squishy : -ɪʃi
 * Sri Lanka : -æŋkə
 * SS : -ɛs
 * SSA : -eɪ
 * stab : -æb
 * stabbed : -æbd
 * stabbing : -æbɪŋ
 * stable : -eɪbəl
 * Stacey : -eɪsi
 * stack : -æk
 * stacker : -ækə(r)
 * staddle : -ædəl
 * stadia : -eɪdiə
 * staff : -ɑːf, -eɪv
 * Staffs : -æfs
 * stag : -æɡ
 * stage : -eɪdʒ
 * stager : -eɪdʒə(r)
 * stagger : -æɡə(r)
 * stagnation : -eɪʃən
 * staid : -eɪd
 * stain : -eɪn
 * stained : -eɪnd
 * stainer : -eɪnə(r)
 * stair : -ɛə(r)
 * stairway : -ɛə(r)weɪ
 * stake : -eɪk
 * stale : -eɪl
 * stalk : -ɔːk
 * stalker : -ɔːkə(r)
 * stall : -ɔːl
 * stalls : -ɔːlz
 * stamen : -eɪmən
 * stammer : -æmə(r)
 * stamp : -æmp
 * Stan : -æn
 * stance : -ɑːns
 * stand : -ænd
 * standee : -iː
 * stang : -æŋ
 * stank : -æŋk
 * stannic : -ænɪk
 * staple : -eɪpəl
 * star : -ɑː(r)
 * starch : -ɑː(r)tʃ
 * Stare : -ɑːrə
 * stare : -ɛə(r)
 * stark : -ɑː(r)k
 * starling : -ɑː(r)lɪŋ
 * starry : -ɑːri
 * start : -ɑː(r)t
 * starter : -ɑː(r)tə(r)
 * startle : -ɑː(r)təl
 * starvation : -eɪʃən
 * starve : -ɑː(r)v
 * starving : -ɑː(r)vɪŋ
 * stash : -æʃ
 * state : -eɪt
 * static : -ætɪk
 * station : -eɪʃən
 * stats : -æts
 * statuette : -ɛt
 * stature : -ætʃə(r)
 * status : -eɪtəs
 * staunch : -ɔːntʃ
 * stave : -eɪv
 * stay : -eɪ
 * stayed : -eɪd
 * stays : -eɪz
 * STD : -iː
 * stead : -ɛd
 * steak : -eɪk
 * steal : -iːl
 * stealth : -ɛlθ
 * stealthy : -ɛlθi
 * steamer : -iːmə(r)
 * steaming : -iːmɪŋ
 * steamy : -iːmi
 * steed : -iːd
 * steel : -iːl
 * steep : -iːp
 * steeple : -iːpəl
 * steer : -ɪə(r)
 * steering : -ɪərɪŋ
 * stein : -aɪn
 * stem : -ɛm
 * stench : -ɛntʃ
 * stencil : -ɛnsəl
 * stent : -ɛnt
 * step : -ɛp
 * Steph : -ɛf
 * Stephen : -iːvən
 * sterile : -ɛrəl
 * sterling : -ɜː(r)lɪŋ
 * stet : -ɛt
 * Stew : -uː
 * sthenia : -iːniə
 * sthenic : -ɛnɪk
 * stibic : -ɪbɪk
 * stick : -ɪk
 * sticker : -ɪkə(r)
 * stickle : -ɪkəl
 * sticky : -ɪki
 * stiff : -ɪf
 * stiffen : -ɪfən
 * stiffy : -ɪfi
 * stigmata : -ɑːtə
 * stile : -aɪl
 * still : -ɪl
 * stilt : -ɪlt
 * Stilton : -ɪltən
 * sting : -ɪŋ
 * stingaree : -iː
 * stinger : -ɪŋə(r)
 * stinging : -ɪŋɪŋ
 * stink : -ɪŋk
 * stinker : -ɪŋkə(r)
 * stinking : -ɪŋkɪŋ
 * stinko : -ɪŋkəʊ
 * stinks : -ɪŋks
 * stinky : -ɪŋki
 * stint : -ɪnt
 * stir : -ɜː(r)
 * stirk : -ɜː(r)k
 * stirring : -ɜːrɪŋ
 * stitch : -ɪtʃ
 * stitching : -ɪtʃɪŋ
 * stoat : -əʊt
 * stochastic : -æstɪk
 * stock : -ɒk
 * stockade : -eɪd
 * stockinet : -ɛt
 * stocking : -ɒkɪŋ
 * stocky : -ɒki
 * stodge : -ɒdʒ
 * stodgy : -ɒdʒi
 * stoep : -uːp
 * stogie : -əʊɡi
 * stoic : -əʊɪk
 * stoke : -əʊk
 * stokes : -əʊks
 * stolen : -əʊlən
 * stollen : -ɒlən
 * stomal : -əʊməl
 * stomp : -ɒmp
 * stomper : -ɒmpə(r)
 * stone : -əʊn
 * stoned : -əʊnd
 * stoner : -əʊnə(r)
 * stony : -əʊni
 * stood : -ʊd
 * stooge : -uːdʒ
 * stool : -uːl
 * stoop : -uːp
 * stop : -ɒp
 * stopper : -ɒpə(r)
 * store : -ɔː(r)
 * storer : -ɔːrə(r)
 * storey : -ɔːri
 * stork : -ɔː(r)k
 * storm : -ɔː(r)m
 * stormy : -ɔː(r)mi
 * story : -ɔːri
 * stout : -aʊt
 * stove : -əʊv
 * stow : -əʊ
 * straddle : -ædəl
 * strafe : -eɪf
 * straight : -eɪt
 * straighten : -eɪtən
 * strain : -eɪn
 * strained : -eɪnd
 * strainer : -eɪnə(r)
 * strait : -eɪt
 * strand : -ænd
 * strap : -æp
 * strapper : -æpə(r)
 * strapping : -æpɪŋ
 * strappy : -æpi
 * strata : -ɑːtə
 * strategic : -iːdʒɪk
 * strath : -æθ
 * strathspey : -eɪ
 * stratospheric : -ɛrɪk
 * stratus : -eɪtəs
 * stray : -eɪ
 * streak : -iːk
 * streaker : -iːkə(r)
 * stream : -iːm
 * streamer : -iːmə(r)
 * streaming : -iːmɪŋ
 * street : -iːt
 * stress : -ɛs
 * stressed : -ɛst
 * stretch : -ɛtʃ
 * stretched : -ɛtʃt
 * stretcher : -ɛtʃə(r)
 * stretching : -ɛtʃɪŋ
 * stretchy : -ɛtʃi
 * strew : -uː
 * strewn : -uːn
 * strewth : -uːθ
 * strict : -ɪkt
 * stricture : -ɪktʃə(r)
 * strides : -aɪdz
 * strife : -aɪf
 * strike : -aɪk
 * striking : -aɪkɪŋ
 * Strine : -aɪn
 * string : -ɪŋ
 * strip : -ɪp
 * stripe : -aɪp
 * stripes : -aɪps
 * stripper : -ɪpə(r)
 * strive : -aɪv
 * striven : -ɪvən
 * stroboscopic : -ɒpɪk
 * strode : -əʊd
 * stroke : -əʊk
 * stromal : -əʊməl
 * strong : -ɒŋ
 * strop : -ɒp
 * stroppy : -ɒpi
 * strove : -əʊv
 * struck : -ʌk
 * strum : -ʌm
 * strung : -ʌŋ
 * strut : -ʌt
 * stub : -ʌb
 * stubble : -ʌbəl
 * stubborn : -ʌbə(r)n
 * stucco : -ʌkəʊ
 * stuck : -ʌk
 * stud : -ʌd
 * studious : -uːdiəs
 * studium generale : -ɑːli
 * study : -ʌdi
 * stuff : -ʌf
 * stuffed : -ʌft
 * stuffer : -ʌfə(r)
 * stuffing : -ʌfɪŋ
 * stuffy : -ʌfi
 * stumble : -ʌmbəl
 * stump : -ʌmp
 * stumped : -ʌmpt
 * stun : -ʌn
 * stung : -ʌŋ
 * stunna : -ʌnə
 * stunner : -ʌnə(r)
 * stunning : -ʌnɪŋ
 * stunt : -ʌnt
 * stupendous : -ɛndəs
 * sturdy : -ɜː(r)di
 * sturgeon : -ɜː(r)dʒən
 * stutter : -ʌtə(r)
 * sty : -aɪ
 * stye : -aɪ
 * style : -aɪl
 * stylus : -aɪləs
 * Su : -uː
 * suave : -ɑːv, -eɪv
 * sub : -ʌb
 * subatomic : -ɒmɪk
 * subcutaneous : -eɪniəs
 * subitaneous : -eɪniəs
 * subject : -ɛkt
 * sublet : -ɛt
 * sublime : -aɪm
 * submarine : -iːn
 * submerge : -ɜː(r)dʒ
 * submit : -ɪt
 * subscribe : -aɪb
 * subscriber : -aɪbə(r)
 * subsonic : -ɒnɪk
 * subtle : -ʌtəl
 * subtraction : -ækʃən
 * suburban : -ɜː(r)bən
 * subversion : -ɜː(r)ʒən
 * subvert : -ɜː(r)t
 * succedanea : -eɪniə
 * succeed : -iːd
 * such : -ʌtʃ
 * suck : -ʌk
 * sucker : -ʌkə(r)
 * suckle : -ʌkəl
 * suction : -ʌkʃən
 * Sudan : -æn
 * Sudanese : -iːz
 * sudden : -ʌdən
 * sue : -uː
 * suede : -eɪd
 * suffer : -ʌfə(r)
 * suffragette : -ɛt
 * suffusion : -uːʒən
 * sugar : -ʊɡə(r)
 * suggest : -ɛst
 * suit : -uːt
 * suite : -iːt
 * suitor : -uːtə(r)
 * sullen : -ʌlən
 * sully : -ʌli
 * sultan : -ʌltən
 * sum : -ʌm
 * summer : -ʌmə(r)
 * summit : -ʌmɪt
 * summon : -ʌmən
 * sumo : -uːməʊ
 * sump : -ʌmp
 * sun : -ʌn
 * Sunday : -ʌndi
 * sung : -ʌŋ
 * sunk : -ʌŋk
 * sunken : -ʌŋkən
 * Sunni : -ʊni
 * sunny : -ʌni
 * sup : -ʌp
 * super : -uːpə(r)
 * super-duper : -uːpə(r)
 * supercalifragilisticexpialidocious : -əʊʃəs
 * superego : -iːɡəʊ
 * superhet : -ɛt
 * superior : -ɪəriə(r)
 * supernal : -ɜː(r)nəl
 * superplastic : -æstɪk
 * supersonic : -ɒnɪk
 * superstition : -ɪʃən
 * suppedanea : -eɪniə
 * supper : -ʌpə(r)
 * supple : -ʌpəl
 * supply : -aɪ
 * support : -ɔː(r)t
 * supporter : -ɔː(r)tə(r)
 * suppose : -əʊz
 * supposing : -əʊzɪŋ
 * suppress : -ɛs
 * surd : -ɜː(r)d
 * sure : -ʊə(r)
 * surf : -ɜː(r)f
 * surfari : -ɑːri
 * surfeit : -ɜː(r)fɪt
 * surfer : -ɜː(r)fə(r)
 * surfing : -ɜː(r)fɪŋ
 * surge : -ɜː(r)dʒ
 * surgeon : -ɜː(r)dʒən
 * Surinamese : -iːz
 * surly : -ɜː(r)li
 * surpass : -ɑːs
 * surprise : -aɪz
 * surprising : -aɪzɪŋ
 * surreal : -iːl
 * Surrey : -ʌri
 * survey : -eɪ
 * survive : -aɪv
 * Susan : -uːzən
 * Susanna : -ænə
 * Susi : -uːzi
 * suspect : -ɛkt
 * suspense : -ɛns
 * suspicion : -ɪʃən
 * suspicious : -ɪʃəs
 * suss : -ʌs
 * sustain : -eɪn
 * sustained : -eɪnd
 * suttee : -ʌti
 * Svengali : -ɑːli
 * swab : -ɒb
 * swaddle : -ɒdəl
 * swag : -æɡ
 * swagger : -æɡə(r)
 * swain : -eɪn
 * swale : -eɪl
 * swallow : -ɒləʊ
 * swam : -æm
 * swami : -ɑːmi
 * swamp : -ɒmp
 * swan : -ɒn
 * swang : -æŋ
 * swank : -æŋk
 * swanky : -æŋki
 * swap : -ɒp
 * sward : -ɔː(r)d
 * swarf : -ɔː(r)f
 * swarm : -ɔː(r)m
 * swash : -ɒʃ
 * SWAT : -ɒt
 * swatch : -ɒtʃ
 * swathe : -eɪð
 * sway : -eɪ
 * swaying : -eɪɪŋ
 * swear : -ɛə(r)
 * swearing : -ɛərɪŋ
 * sweat : -ɛt
 * sweater : -ɛtə(r)
 * sweats : -ɛts
 * sweaty : -ɛti
 * Sweden : -iːdən
 * sweep : -iːp
 * sweet : -iːt
 * sweeten : -iːtən
 * sweetie : -iːti
 * swell : -ɛl
 * swelling : -ɛlɪŋ
 * swelter : -ɛltə(r)
 * swept : -ɛpt
 * swerve : -ɜː(r)v
 * swig : -ɪɡ
 * swill : -ɪl
 * swim : -ɪm
 * swimmer : -ɪmə(r)
 * swimming : -ɪmɪŋ
 * swine : -aɪn
 * swing : -ɪŋ
 * swinger : -ɪŋə(r)
 * swinging : -ɪŋɪŋ
 * swipe : -aɪp
 * swirl : -ɜː(r)l
 * swirling : -ɜː(r)lɪŋ
 * swish : -ɪʃ
 * swishy : -ɪʃi
 * Swiss : -ɪs
 * switch : -ɪtʃ
 * swivel : -ɪvəl
 * swizzle : -ɪzəl
 * swollen : -əʊlən
 * swoon : -uːn
 * swoop : -uːp
 * swooping : -uːpɪŋ
 * sword : -ɔː(r)d
 * sworn : -ɔː(r)n
 * swot : -ɒt
 * swum : -ʌm
 * swung : -ʌŋ
 * sycophantic : -æntɪk
 * syllabic : -æbɪk
 * sylph : -ɪlf
 * symbiotic : -ɒtɪk
 * symbol : -ɪmbəl
 * symbolic : -ɒlɪk
 * sympathetic : -ɛtɪk
 * symphonic : -ɒnɪk
 * synaesthesia : -iːʒə
 * synaptic : -æptɪk
 * synclastic : -æstɪk
 * syne : -aɪn
 * Syria : -ɪriə
 * systematic : -ætɪk
 * systolic : -ɒlɪk

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User:Scs/allrhymes/t

[Note: This is a static list; it will not immediately reflect updates to the rhyme lists. This list is derived from data fetched between 2006-06-16 and 2006-06-19.]

 * T : -iː
 * ta : -ɑː
 * TA : -eɪ
 * tab : -æb
 * tabby : -æbi
 * tabes : -eɪbiz
 * table : -eɪbəl
 * tabor : -eɪbə(r)
 * tabula rasa : -ɑːsə
 * tache : -æʃ, -ætʃ
 * tachycardia : -ɑː(r)diə
 * tacit : -æsɪt
 * tackie : -æki
 * tackle : -ækəl
 * tacky : -æki
 * taco : -ækəʊ, -ɑːkəʊ
 * tact : -ækt
 * tad : -æd
 * tadger : -ædʒə(r)
 * taenia : -iːniə
 * Taff : -æf
 * Taffy : -æfi
 * tag : -æɡ
 * tagger : -æɡə(r)
 * tai : -aɪ
 * tail : -eɪl
 * tailor : -eɪlə(r)
 * taint : -eɪnt
 * Taiwanese : -iːz
 * taj : -ɑːdʒ
 * take : -eɪk
 * take the mickey : -ɪki
 * taken : -eɪkən
 * taker : -eɪkə(r)
 * taking : -eɪkɪŋ
 * tala : -ɑːlə
 * talar : -eɪlə(r)
 * tale : -eɪl
 * talk : -ɔːk
 * talker : -ɔːkə(r)
 * talkie : -ɔːki
 * tall : -ɔːl
 * Tallinn : -ælɪn
 * tallow : -æləʊ
 * tally : -æli
 * talon : -ælən
 * talus : -eɪləs
 * tam : -æm
 * Tamagotchi : -ɒtʃi
 * tambala : -ɑːlə
 * tame : -eɪm
 * tamer : -eɪmə(r)
 * Tamil : -æməl
 * Tammy : -æmi
 * tan : -æn
 * tang : -æŋ
 * tangle : -æŋɡəl
 * tango : -æŋɡəʊ
 * tank : -æŋk
 * tanker : -æŋkə(r)
 * tanned : -ænd
 * tanner : -ænə(r)
 * tannic : -ænɪk
 * tannin : -ænɪn
 * Tanzanian : -iːən
 * tao : -aʊ
 * tap : -æp
 * tapa : -æpə
 * tape : -eɪp
 * taped : -eɪpt
 * taper : -eɪpə(r)
 * taping : -eɪpɪŋ
 * tapir : -eɪpə(r)
 * tapis : -iː
 * tappet : -æpɪt
 * tapping : -æpɪŋ
 * tar : -ɑː(r)
 * Tara : -ɑːrə
 * taramasalata : -ɑːtə
 * tardy : -ɑː(r)di
 * tare : -ɛə(r)
 * Tariq : -ærɪk
 * tarn : -ɑː(r)n
 * taro : -ærəʊ
 * tarot : -ærəʊ
 * tarp : -ɑː(r)p
 * tarpan : -ɑː(r)pən
 * tarpaulin : -ɔːlɪn
 * tarpon : -ɑː(r)pən
 * tarry : -æri, -ɑːri
 * tarsal : -ɑː(r)səl
 * tarsia : -ɑː(r)siə
 * tarsus : -ɑː(r)səs
 * tart : -ɑː(r)t
 * tartan : -ɑː(r)tən
 * tartar : -ɑː(r)tə(r)
 * Taser : -eɪzə(r)
 * Tasmania : -eɪniə
 * Tasmanian : -eɪniən
 * tassel : -æsəl
 * Tassie : -æsi
 * taste : -eɪst
 * taster : -eɪstə(r)
 * tasting : -eɪstɪŋ
 * tasty : -eɪsti
 * tat : -æt
 * tater : -eɪtə(r)
 * tatter : -ætə(r)
 * tatting : -ætɪŋ
 * tatty : -æti
 * taught : -ɔːt
 * taunt : -ɔːnt
 * Taurus : -ɔːrəs
 * taut : -ɔːt
 * tautologic : -ɒdʒɪk
 * tavern : -ævə(r)n
 * taw : -ɔː
 * tawny : -ɔːni
 * tawse : -ɔːz
 * tax : -æks
 * taxation : -eɪʃən
 * taxi : -æksi
 * tay : -eɪ
 * TB : -iː
 * TCP : -iː
 * TD : -iː
 * tea : -iː
 * teach : -iːtʃ
 * teacher : -iːtʃə(r)
 * teaching : -iːtʃɪŋ
 * teak : -iːk
 * teal : -iːl
 * team : -iːm
 * tear : -ɛə(r), -ɪə(r)
 * tearing : -ɛərɪŋ
 * teary : -ɪəri
 * teasel : -iːzəl
 * teaser : -iːzə(r)
 * teat : -iːt
 * tech : -ɛk
 * techie : -ɛki
 * technocratic : -ætɪk
 * Ted : -ɛd
 * teddy : -ɛdi
 * tedious : -iːdiəs
 * tee : -iː
 * teem : -iːm
 * teeming : -iːmɪŋ
 * teen : -iːn
 * teens : -iːnz
 * teeny : -iːni
 * teeter : -iːtə(r)
 * teeth : -iːθ
 * teethe : -iːð
 * teething : -iːðɪŋ
 * TEFL : -ɛfəl
 * telegenic : -ɛnɪk
 * teleologic : -ɒdʒɪk
 * telepathic : -æθɪk
 * telescopic : -ɒpɪk
 * television : -ɪʒən
 * tell : -ɛl
 * Tell el-Amarna : -ɑː(r)nə
 * teller : -ɛlə(r)
 * telling : -ɛlɪŋ
 * telly : -ɛli
 * temper : -ɛmpə(r)
 * temperamental : -ɛntəl
 * temple : -ɛmpəl
 * tempo : -ɛmpəʊ
 * tempt : -ɛmpt
 * ten : -ɛn
 * tenacious : -eɪʃəs
 * tench : -ɛntʃ
 * tend : -ɛnd
 * tender : -ɛndə(r)
 * tenet : -ɛnɪt
 * tenner : -ɛnə(r)
 * tenon : -ɛnən
 * tense : -ɛns
 * tent : -ɛnt
 * tenth : -ɛnθ
 * terai : -aɪ
 * Teresa : -iːzə
 * term : -ɜː(r)m
 * termer : -ɜː(r)mə(r)
 * tern : -ɜː(r)n
 * terrace : -ɛrəs
 * terrain : -eɪn
 * terrane : -eɪn
 * terrific : -ɪfɪk
 * terror : -ɛrə(r)
 * Terry : -ɛri
 * terse : -ɜː(r)s
 * test : -ɛst
 * tester : -ɛstə(r)
 * testing : -ɛstɪŋ
 * testudo : -uːdəʊ
 * testy : -ɛsti
 * tether : -ɛðə(r)
 * tetrabasic : -eɪsɪk
 * tetradic : -ædɪk
 * Teutonic : -ɒnɪk
 * Texan : -ɛksən
 * Texas : -ɛksəs
 * text : -ɛkst
 * TGIF : -ɛf
 * Thai : -aɪ
 * Thalia : -eɪliə
 * thallic : -ælɪk
 * thallus : -æləs
 * thanatophobia : -əʊbiə
 * thane : -eɪn
 * thang : -æŋ
 * thank : -æŋk
 * thankee : -æŋki
 * that : -æt
 * that'll : -ætəl
 * thatch : -ætʃ
 * The Hague : -eɪɡ
 * theatromania : -eɪniə
 * Theban : -iːbən
 * thee : -iː
 * theirs : -ɛə(r)z, -eə(r)z
 * them : -ɛm
 * theme : -iːm
 * themself : -ɛlf
 * then : -ɛn
 * thence : -ɛns
 * Theo : -iəʊ
 * theologic : -ɒdʒɪk
 * theomania : -eɪniə
 * theomaniac : -eɪniæk
 * theory : -ɪəri
 * there : -ɛə(r)
 * there'd : -ɛə(r)d
 * there's : -ɛə(r)z, -eə(r)z
 * thereby : -aɪ
 * therefrom : -ɒm
 * therein : -ɪn
 * thereunder : -ʌndə(r)
 * thereupon : -ɒn
 * theriomorphic : -ɔː(r)fɪk
 * thermal : -ɜː(r)məl
 * thermic : -ɜː(r)mɪk
 * thermistor : -ɪstə(r)
 * thermo- : -ɜː(r)məʊ
 * thermogenic : -ɛnɪk
 * thermoplastic : -æstɪk
 * thesaurus : -ɔːrəs
 * these : -iːz
 * theses : -iːsiz
 * thesis : -iːsɪz
 * they : -eɪ
 * they'd : -eɪd
 * they'll : -eɪl
 * they've : -eɪv
 * thick : -ɪk
 * thicken : -ɪkən
 * thicket : -ɪkɪt
 * thicko : -ɪkəʊ
 * thieve : -iːv
 * thieving : -iːvɪŋ
 * thigh : -aɪ
 * thimble : -ɪmbəl
 * thin : -ɪn
 * thine : -aɪn
 * thing : -ɪŋ
 * thingy : -ɪŋi
 * think : -ɪŋk
 * thinker : -ɪŋkə(r)
 * thinking : -ɪŋkɪŋ
 * Thira : -ɪərə
 * third : -ɜː(r)d
 * thirst : -ɜː(r)st
 * thirsty : -ɜː(r)sti
 * thirteen : -iːn
 * thirteenth : -iːnθ
 * thirty : -ɜː(r)ti
 * thirty-eight : -eɪt
 * thirty-five : -aɪv
 * thirty-one : -ʌn
 * thirty-six : -ɪks
 * this : -ɪs
 * thistle : -ɪsəl
 * thither : -ɪðə(r)
 * tho : -əʊ
 * Thomas : -ɒməs
 * thongy : -ɒŋi
 * thoric : -ɔːrɪk
 * thorn : -ɔː(r)n
 * thorough : -ʌrəʊ, -ʌrə
 * those : -əʊz
 * though : -əʊ
 * thought : -ɔːt
 * Thrace : -eɪs
 * thrall : -ɔːl
 * thrash : -æʃ
 * thrashing : -æʃɪŋ
 * thread : -ɛd
 * threads : -ɛdz
 * threat : -ɛt
 * three : -iː
 * thresh : -ɛʃ
 * thresher : -ɛʃə(r)
 * threw : -uː
 * thrice : -aɪs
 * thrift : -ɪft
 * thrill : -ɪl
 * thrilled : -ɪld
 * thriller : -ɪlə(r)
 * thrilling : -ɪlɪŋ
 * thrive : -aɪv
 * thriving : -aɪvɪŋ
 * throat : -əʊt
 * throb : -ɒb
 * throe : -əʊ
 * throne : -əʊn
 * throng : -ɒŋ
 * throttle : -ɒtəl
 * through : -uː
 * throw : -əʊ
 * throw-in : -əʊɪn
 * thrum : -ʌm
 * thrush : -ʌʃ
 * thrust : -ʌst
 * thruster : -ʌstə(r)
 * thud : -ʌd
 * thug : -ʌɡ
 * thumb : -ʌm
 * thump : -ʌmp
 * thumper : -ʌmpə(r)
 * thunder : -ʌndə(r)
 * thunk : -ʌŋk
 * thus : -ʌs
 * thy : -aɪ
 * thyme : -aɪm
 * thymic : -aɪmɪk
 * thymus : -aɪməs
 * thyristor : -ɪstə(r)
 * tib : -ɪb
 * tibia : -ɪbiə
 * tic : -ɪk
 * tick : -ɪk
 * ticker : -ɪkə(r)
 * ticket : -ɪkɪt
 * ticking : -ɪkɪŋ
 * tickle : -ɪkəl
 * tide : -aɪd
 * tidy : -aɪdi
 * tie : -aɪ
 * tieless : -aɪləs
 * tier : -ɪə(r)
 * tiered : -ɪə(r)d
 * tieth : -aɪəθ
 * tiff : -ɪf
 * tiger : -aɪɡə(r)
 * Tigger : -ɪɡə(r)
 * tight : -aɪt
 * tighten : -aɪtən
 * tights : -aɪts
 * tigon : -aɪɡən
 * tikka : -ɪkə
 * tilapia : -eɪpiə
 * tilde : -ɪldə
 * tile : -aɪl
 * till : -ɪl
 * tiller : -ɪlə(r)
 * Tilly : -ɪli
 * tilt : -ɪlt
 * Tim : -ɪm
 * timbromania : -eɪniə
 * time : -aɪm
 * timer : -aɪmə(r)
 * times : -aɪmz
 * timing : -aɪmɪŋ
 * tin : -ɪn
 * tinct : -ɪŋkt
 * tinder : -ɪndə(r)
 * tine : -aɪn
 * ting : -ɪŋ
 * tingle : -ɪŋɡəl
 * tinker : -ɪŋkə(r)
 * tinkle : -ɪŋkəl
 * tinsel : -ɪnsəl
 * tint : -ɪnt
 * tinter : -ɪntə(r)
 * tiny : -aɪni
 * tip : -ɪp
 * tipper : -ɪpə(r)
 * tipple : -ɪpəl
 * tiptoe : -ɪptəʊ
 * tirade : -eɪd
 * Tirana : -ɑːnə
 * tire : -aɪə(r)
 * tired : -aɪə(r)d
 * tiring : -aɪərɪŋ
 * tiro : -aɪrəʊ
 * tit : -ɪt
 * Titan : -aɪtən
 * Titania : -eɪniə
 * titanic : -ænɪk
 * tithe : -aɪð
 * tithing : -aɪðɪŋ
 * title : -aɪtəl
 * titter : -ɪtə(r)
 * titty : -ɪti
 * TLC : -iː
 * TM : -ɛm
 * TNT : -iː
 * to : -uː
 * toad : -əʊd
 * toady : -əʊdi
 * toast : -əʊst
 * toaster : -əʊstə(r)
 * toasty : -əʊsti
 * tobacco : -ækəʊ
 * Tobago : -eɪɡəʊ
 * toboggan : -ɒɡən
 * Toby : -əʊbi
 * tocsin : -ɒksɪn
 * tod : -ɒd
 * today : -eɪ
 * Todd : -ɒd
 * toddle : -ɒdəl
 * todger : -ɒdʒə(r)
 * toe : -əʊ
 * toffee : -ɒfi
 * toft : -ɒft
 * tog : -ɒɡ
 * toga : -əʊɡə
 * together : -ɛðə(r)
 * toggle : -ɒɡəl
 * Togo : -əʊɡəʊ
 * Togolese : -iːz
 * togs : -ɒɡz
 * toil : -ɔɪəl, -ɔɪl
 * toilet : -ɔɪlɪt
 * toilette : -ɛt
 * tokay : -eɪ
 * toke : -əʊk
 * token : -əʊkən
 * told : -əʊld
 * toll : -əʊl
 * Tom : -ɒm
 * tomato : -ɑːtəʊ, -eɪtəʊ
 * tomb : -uːm
 * tome : -əʊm
 * Tommy : -ɒmi
 * tomophobia : -əʊbiə
 * tomorrow : -ɒrəʊ
 * ton : -ʌn
 * tonal : -əʊnəl
 * tone : -əʊn
 * tong : -ɒŋ
 * Tonga : -ɒŋɡə
 * Tongan : -ɒŋɡən
 * tongue : -ʌŋ
 * tonic : -ɒnɪk
 * tonight : -aɪt
 * tonne : -ɒn, -ʌn
 * tonsil : -ɒnsəl
 * tonus : -əʊnəs
 * Tony : -əʊni
 * too : -uː
 * took : -ʊk
 * tool : -uːl
 * toot : -uːt
 * tooter : -uːtə(r)
 * tooth : -uːθ
 * toots : -ʊts
 * top : -ɒp
 * tope : -əʊp
 * toper : -əʊpə(r)
 * topi : -əʊpi
 * topic : -ɒpɪk
 * topologic : -ɒdʒɪk
 * topper : -ɒpə(r)
 * topping : -ɒpɪŋ
 * topple : -ɒpəl
 * tops : -ɒps
 * topsy-turvy : -ɜː(r)vi
 * toque : -əʊk
 * Torah : -ɔːrə
 * torch : -ɔː(r)tʃ
 * tore : -ɔː(r)
 * toric : -ɔːrɪk
 * torn : -ɔː(r)n
 * tornadic : -ædɪk
 * torpor : -ɔː(r)pə(r)
 * torque : -ɔː(r)k
 * torsade : -eɪd
 * torso : -ɔː(r)səʊ
 * tort : -ɔː(r)t
 * tortoise : -ɔː(r)təs
 * torture : -ɔː(r)tʃə(r)
 * torus : -ɔːrəs
 * Tory : -ɔːri
 * tosh : -ɒʃ
 * toss : -ɒs
 * tosser : -ɒsə(r)
 * tot : -ɒt
 * total : -əʊtəl
 * tote : -əʊt
 * totter : -ɒtə(r)
 * toucan : -uːkən
 * touché : -eɪ
 * touch : -ʌtʃ
 * touched : -ʌtʃt
 * toucher : -ʌtʃə(r)
 * touching : -ʌtʃɪŋ
 * touchy : -ʌtʃi
 * tough : -ʌf
 * toughen : -ʌfən
 * toupee : -eɪ
 * tour : -ɔː(r), -ʊə(r)
 * tousle : -aʊzəl
 * tout : -aʊt
 * touter : -aʊtə(r)
 * tow : -əʊ
 * toward : -ɔː(r)d
 * towel : -aʊəl
 * tower : -aʊə(r)
 * town : -aʊn
 * townie : -aʊni
 * toxic : -ɒksɪk
 * toxicogenic : -ɛnɪk
 * toxicomania : -eɪniə
 * toxin : -ɒksɪn
 * toxo- : -ɒksəʊ
 * toy : -ɔɪ
 * trace : -eɪs
 * tracer : -eɪsə(r)
 * Tracey : -eɪsi
 * tracing : -eɪsɪŋ
 * track : -æk
 * tracker : -ækə(r)
 * tract : -ækt
 * traction : -ækʃən
 * trade : -eɪd
 * trade-in : -eɪdɪn
 * trader : -eɪdə(r)
 * trading : -eɪdɪŋ
 * traffic : -æfɪk
 * tragic : -ædʒɪk
 * tragus : -eɪɡəs
 * trail : -eɪl
 * trailer : -eɪlə(r)
 * train : -eɪn
 * trained : -eɪnd
 * trainee : -iː
 * trainer : -eɪnə(r)
 * training : -eɪnɪŋ
 * traipse : -eɪps
 * trait : -eɪt, -eɪ
 * traitor : -eɪtə(r)
 * tram : -æm
 * trammel : -æməl
 * tramp : -æmp
 * trample : -æmpəl
 * trance : -ɑːns
 * trannie : -æni
 * trans- : -ænz
 * transduction : -ʌkʃən
 * transect : -ɛkt
 * transistor : -ɪstə(r)
 * transit : -ænzɪt
 * translate : -eɪt
 * transplant : -ɑːnt
 * transponder : -ɒndə(r)
 * transputer : -uːtə(r)
 * Transylvania : -eɪniə
 * Transylvanian : -eɪniən
 * trap : -æp
 * trapeze : -iːz
 * trapper : -æpə(r)
 * trapping : -æpɪŋ
 * trash : -æʃ
 * trashy : -æʃi
 * trauma : -ɔːmə, -aʊmə
 * trave : -eɪv
 * travel : -ævəl
 * trawl : -ɔːl
 * trawler : -ɔːlə(r)
 * tray : -eɪ
 * treacher : -ɛtʃə(r)
 * treacle : -iːkəl
 * tread : -ɛd
 * treadle : -ɛdəl
 * treason : -iːzən
 * treasure : -ɛʒə(r)
 * treat : -iːt
 * treble : -ɛbəl
 * tredecillion : -ɪljən
 * trehala : -ɑːlə
 * Trekker : -ɛkə(r)
 * Trekkie : -ɛki
 * tremendous : -ɛndəs
 * tremor : -ɛmə(r)
 * trend : -ɛnd
 * trendy : -ɛndi
 * tress : -ɛs
 * trestle : -ɛsəl
 * tretrigintillion : -ɪljən
 * trevigintillion : -ɪljən
 * Trevor : -ɛvə(r)
 * trews : -uːz
 * tri : -aɪ
 * triadic : -ædɪk
 * trial : -aɪəl
 * Triassic : -æsɪk
 * tribal : -aɪbəl
 * tribasic : -eɪsɪk
 * tribble : -ɪbəl
 * tribe : -aɪb
 * Tribeca : -ɛkə
 * tribunal : -uːnəl
 * trice : -aɪs
 * trichophilia : -ɪliə
 * trichotillomania : -eɪniə
 * trick : -ɪk
 * trickle : -ɪkəl
 * tricky : -ɪki
 * trifle : -aɪfəl
 * trig : -ɪɡ
 * trigger : -ɪɡə(r)
 * trigintillion : -ɪljən
 * trike : -aɪk
 * trill : -ɪl
 * trillion : -ɪljən
 * trim : -ɪm
 * trimorphic : -ɔː(r)fɪk
 * Trinidad and Tobago : -eɪɡəʊ
 * trinket : -ɪŋkɪt
 * trio : -iəʊ
 * trip : -ɪp
 * tripe : -aɪp
 * triple : -ɪpəl
 * trisect : -ɛkt
 * triskaidekaphobia : -əʊbiə
 * trite : -aɪt
 * Triton : -aɪtən
 * trivia : -ɪviə
 * trochee : -əʊki
 * trod : -ɒd
 * trodden : -ɒdən
 * troll : -ɒl, -əʊl
 * trolley : -ɒli
 * troop : -uːp
 * trooper : -uːpə(r)
 * trophoblastic : -æstɪk
 * tropia : -əʊpiə
 * tropic : -ɒpɪk
 * tropin : -əʊpɪn
 * tropophobia : -əʊbiə
 * trot : -ɒt
 * trots : -ɒts
 * trotter : -ɒtə(r)
 * trouble : -ʌbəl
 * trough : -ɒf
 * trounce : -aʊns
 * trouper : -uːpə(r)
 * trouser : -aʊzə(r)
 * trousseau : -uːsəʊ
 * trout : -aʊt
 * trove : -əʊv
 * trowel : -aʊəl
 * Troy : -ɔɪ
 * truancy : -ʊənsi
 * truant : -ʊənt
 * truce : -uːs
 * truck : -ʌk
 * trucker : -ʌkə(r)
 * truckle : -ʌkəl
 * trudge : -ʌdʒ
 * true : -uː
 * truffle : -ʌfəl
 * trug : -ʌɡ
 * truly : -uːli
 * trump : -ʌmp
 * trundle : -ʌndəl
 * trunk : -ʌŋk
 * trust : -ʌst
 * trustee : -iː
 * trusting : -ʌstɪŋ
 * trusty : -ʌsti
 * truth : -uːθ
 * try : -aɪ
 * tryst : -ɪst
 * tsamma : -æmə
 * Tsinandali : -ɑːli
 * tsunami : -ɑːmi
 * Tswana : -ɑːnə
 * TT : -iː
 * TTFN : -ɛn
 * tub : -ʌb
 * tuba : -uːbə
 * tubby : -ʌbi
 * tube : -uːb
 * tuber : -uːbə(r)
 * tuck : -ʌk
 * tucker : -ʌkə(r)
 * Tudor : -uːdə(r)
 * tufaceous : -eɪʃəs
 * tuffaceous : -eɪʃəs
 * tuft : -ʌft
 * tug : -ʌɡ
 * tulipomania : -eɪniə
 * tulle : -uːl
 * tum : -ʌm
 * tumble : -ʌmbəl
 * tummy : -ʌmi
 * tumor : -uːmə(r)
 * tun : -ʌn
 * tuna : -uːnə
 * tune : -uːn
 * tuner : -uːnə(r)
 * tunic : -uːnɪk
 * Tunisia : -ɪziə
 * tunnel : -ʌnəl
 * tup : -ʌp
 * tuple : -uːpəl
 * turban : -ɜː(r)bən
 * turbo : -ɜː(r)bəʊ
 * turd : -ɜː(r)d
 * turducken : -ʌkən
 * turf : -ɜː(r)f
 * Turk : -ɜː(r)k
 * turkey : -ɜː(r)ki
 * Turkic : -ɜː(r)kɪk
 * turn : -ɜː(r)n
 * turner : -ɜː(r)nə(r)
 * turps : -ɜː(r)ps
 * turret : -ʌrɪt
 * turtle : -ɜː(r)təl
 * tush : -ʊʃ
 * tussic : -ʌsɪk
 * tussle : -ʌsəl
 * tut : -ʌt
 * tutania : -eɪniə
 * tutor : -uːtə(r)
 * tutti frutti : -uːti
 * tux : -ʌks
 * TV : -iː
 * TWA : -eɪ
 * twain : -eɪn
 * twang : -æŋ
 * twat : -æt
 * tweak : -iːk
 * twee : -iː
 * tweet : -iːt
 * tweeter : -iːtə(r)
 * tweeze : -iːz
 * twenties : -ɛntiz
 * twenty : -ɛnti
 * twenty-eight : -eɪt
 * twenty-five : -aɪv
 * twenty-one : -ʌn
 * twenty-six : -ɪks
 * twerp : -ɜː(r)p
 * twice : -aɪs
 * twig : -ɪɡ
 * twill : -ɪl
 * twin : -ɪn
 * twine : -aɪn
 * twink : -ɪŋk
 * twist : -ɪst
 * twister : -ɪstə(r)
 * twit : -ɪt
 * twitch : -ɪtʃ
 * twitcher : -ɪtʃə(r)
 * twitching : -ɪtʃɪŋ
 * twitchy : -ɪtʃi
 * two : -uː
 * TWOC : -ɒk
 * twoccer : -ɒkə(r)
 * Ty : -aɪ
 * tycoon : -uːn
 * tyke : -aɪk
 * Tyler : -aɪlə(r)
 * tympanic : -ænɪk
 * type : -aɪp
 * typhogenic : -ɛnɪk
 * typhus : -aɪfəs
 * typing : -aɪpɪŋ
 * typo : -aɪpəʊ
 * typologic : -ɒdʒɪk
 * tyre : -aɪə(r)
 * Tyson : -aɪsən
 * tzigane : -ɑːn

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title: User:Scs/allrhymes/t


text:
User:Scs/allrhymes/u

[Note: This is a static list; it will not immediately reflect updates to the rhyme lists. This list is derived from data fetched between 2006-06-16 and 2006-06-19.]

 * U : -uː
 * UAE : -iː
 * UDC : -iː
 * udder : -ʌdə(r)
 * UEFA : -eɪfə
 * UFO : -əʊ
 * UHF : -ɛf
 * UHT : -iː
 * UK : -eɪ
 * Ukraine : -eɪn
 * Ukrainian : -eɪniən
 * ultra-high : -aɪ
 * ultramarine : -iːn
 * um : -ʌm
 * umami : -ɑːmi
 * umbel : -ʌmbəl
 * umbo : -ʌmbəʊ
 * umbonic : -ɒnɪk
 * umbrella : -ɛlə
 * ump : -ʌmp
 * umpteenth : -iːnθ
 * UN : -ɛn
 * Una : -uːnə
 * unable : -eɪbəl
 * unafraid : -eɪd
 * unalike : -aɪk
 * unalloyed : -ɔɪd
 * unassuming : -uːmɪŋ
 * unattached : -ætʃt
 * unaware : -ɛə(r)
 * unbeaten : -iːtən
 * unbend : -ɛnd
 * unbind : -aɪnd
 * unbleached : -iːtʃt
 * unblock : -ɒk
 * unbroken : -əʊkən
 * unbuckle : -ʌkəl
 * unburden : -ɜː(r)dən
 * unburnt : -ɜː(r)nt
 * unbutton : -ʌtən
 * uncage : -eɪdʒ
 * uncanny : -æni
 * uncap : -æp
 * uncertain : -ɜː(r)tən
 * unchain : -eɪn
 * unchained : -eɪnd
 * uncivil : -ɪvəl
 * uncle : -ʌŋkəl
 * unclear : -ɪə(r)
 * unclench : -ɛntʃ
 * unclothed : -əʊðd
 * unco : -ʌŋkəʊ
 * uncoil : -ɔɪəl, -ɔɪl
 * uncommon : -ɒmən
 * uncooked : -ʊkt
 * uncool : -uːl
 * uncork : -ɔː(r)k
 * uncouple : -ʌpəl
 * uncouth : -uːθ
 * uncover : -ʌvə(r)
 * uncowed : -aʊd
 * unction : -ʌŋkʃən
 * undamped : -æmpt
 * undead : -ɛd
 * undecillion : -ɪljən
 * under : -ʌndə(r)
 * under wraps : -æps
 * undercooked : -ʊkt
 * undergo : -əʊ
 * underlaid : -eɪd
 * underlain : -eɪn
 * underlay : -eɪ
 * underlet : -ɛt
 * underline : -aɪn
 * undermine : -aɪn
 * underpaid : -eɪd
 * underplay : -eɪ
 * undersell : -ɛl
 * underset : -ɛt
 * understand : -ænd
 * understood : -ʊd
 * undertake : -eɪk
 * undertaken : -eɪkən
 * undertook : -ʊk
 * underwent : -ɛnt
 * undeserving : -ɜː(r)vɪŋ
 * undid : -ɪd
 * undone : -ʌn
 * undress : -ɛs
 * undue : -uː
 * undyed : -aɪd
 * unearth : -ɜː(r)θ
 * uneconomic : -ɒmɪk
 * unelastic : -æstɪk
 * unemployed : -ɔɪd
 * unenthusiastic : -æstɪk
 * uneven : -iːvən
 * unexplained : -eɪnd
 * unfair : -ɛə(r)
 * unfold : -əʊld
 * unfreeze : -iːz
 * unfrozen : -əʊzən
 * unfurl : -ɜː(r)l
 * ungracious : -eɪʃəs
 * unhand : -ænd
 * unhappy : -æpi
 * unhealth : -ɛlθ
 * unhealthy : -ɛlθi
 * unhygienic : -ɛnɪk, -iːnɪk
 * unique : -iːk
 * unit : -uːnɪt
 * Unitarian : -ɛəriən
 * universal : -ɜː(r)səl
 * unjust : -ʌst
 * unkempt : -ɛmpt
 * unkind : -aɪnd
 * unlade : -eɪd
 * unlaid : -eɪd
 * unlawful : -ɔːfəl
 * unlay : -eɪ
 * unlearnt : -ɜː(r)nt
 * unleash : -iːʃ
 * unless : -ɛs
 * unlike : -aɪk
 * unlined : -aɪnd
 * unlock : -ɒk
 * unlocked : -ɒkt
 * unlucky : -ʌki
 * unmade : -eɪd
 * unmarked : -ɑː(r)kt
 * unmatched : -ætʃt
 * unmount : -aʊnt
 * unmoving : -uːvɪŋ
 * unnerve : -ɜː(r)v
 * UNO : -əʊ
 * unofficial : -ɪʃəl
 * unpaid : -eɪd
 * unplait : -æt
 * unplanned : -ænd
 * unproven : -uːvən
 * unquote : -əʊt
 * unravel : -ævəl
 * unreal : -iːl
 * unremitting : -ɪtɪŋ
 * unrepaid : -eɪd
 * unrestrained : -eɪnd
 * unripe : -aɪp
 * unruly : -uːli
 * unsafe : -eɪf
 * unsaid : -ɛd
 * unscramble : -æmbəl
 * unseam : -iːm
 * unseat : -iːt
 * unseen : -iːn
 * unsent : -ɛnt
 * unset : -ɛt
 * unshaven : -eɪvən
 * unsheathe : -iːð
 * unskilled : -ɪld
 * unstable : -eɪbəl
 * unsteady : -ɛdi
 * unstinting : -ɪntɪŋ
 * unstrap : -æp
 * unsubscribe : -aɪb
 * unsung : -ʌŋ
 * unsure : -ʊə(r)
 * unsympathetic : -ɛtɪk
 * untangle : -æŋɡəl
 * untie : -aɪ
 * until : -ɪl
 * untold : -əʊld
 * untouched : -ʌtʃt
 * untoward : -ɔː(r)d
 * untrigintillion : -ɪljən
 * untruth : -uːθ
 * unused : -uːst
 * unveil : -eɪl
 * unveiler : -eɪlə(r)
 * unvigintillion : -ɪljən
 * unvoiced : -ɔɪst
 * unwary : -ɛəri
 * unwashed : -ɒʃt
 * unwed : -ɛd
 * unweighed : -eɪd
 * unwell : -ɛl
 * unwind : -aɪnd
 * unwise : -aɪz
 * unwitting : -ɪtɪŋ
 * unworthy : -ɜː(r)ði
 * unwrap : -æp
 * unyielding : -iːldɪŋ
 * unyoke : -əʊk
 * up : -ʌp
 * up for grabs : -æbz
 * up-and-coming : -ʌmɪŋ
 * up-to-date : -eɪt
 * upbraid : -eɪd
 * upend : -ɛnd
 * upgaze : -eɪz
 * upheld : -ɛld
 * uphill : -ɪl
 * upon : -ɒn
 * upper : -ʌpə(r)
 * upraise : -eɪz
 * uproot : -uːt
 * upset : -ɛt
 * upsetting : -ɛtɪŋ
 * upstage : -eɪdʒ
 * uptight : -aɪt
 * Urania : -eɪniə
 * Uranian : -eɪniən
 * uranium : -eɪniəm
 * Uranus : -eɪnəs
 * urban : -ɜː(r)bən
 * urbane : -eɪn
 * urchin : -ɜː(r)tʃɪn
 * urge : -ɜː(r)dʒ
 * Uri : -uːri
 * urinal : -aɪnəl
 * urine : -ʊərɪn
 * urn : -ɜː(r)n
 * uro- : -ʊərəʊ
 * urticaria : -ɛəriə
 * Uruguayan : -eɪən
 * US : -ɛs
 * us : -ʌs
 * USA : -eɪ
 * USAF : -ɛf
 * use : -uːs, -uːz
 * used : -uːst
 * user : -uːzə(r)
 * usher : -ʌʃə(r)
 * USN : -ɛn
 * USS : -ɛs
 * USSR : -ɑː(r)
 * usurp : -ɜː(r)p
 * usurper : -ɜː(r)pə(r)
 * ut : -ʌt
 * Utopia : -əʊpiə
 * Uttar Pradesh : -ɛʃ
 * utter : -ʌtə(r)
 * Uzi : -uːzi

title: User:Scs/allrhymes/u


text:
User:Scs/allrhymes/v

[Note: This is a static list; it will not immediately reflect updates to the rhyme lists. This list is derived from data fetched between 2006-06-16 and 2006-06-19.]

 * V : -iː
 * vacate : -eɪt
 * vacation : -eɪʃən
 * vag : -æɡ, -ædʒ
 * vagal : -eɪɡəl
 * vagina : -aɪnə
 * vaginal : -aɪnəl
 * vague : -eɪɡ
 * vagus : -eɪɡəs
 * vail : -eɪl
 * vain : -eɪn
 * vainglorious : -ɔːriəs
 * Val : -æl
 * vale : -eɪli, -eɪl
 * valet : -ælɪt, -æleɪ, -eɪ
 * Valhalla : -ælə
 * valley : -æli
 * valor : -ælə(r)
 * vamp : -æmp
 * van : -æn
 * Vancouver : -uːvə(r)
 * vandal : -ændəl
 * vane : -eɪn
 * vanilla : -ɪlə
 * vapor : -eɪpə(r)
 * various : -ɛəriəs
 * varistor : -ɪstə(r)
 * varna : -ɑː(r)nə
 * vary : -ɛəri
 * vasa : -eɪsə
 * vase : -ɑːz, -eɪs
 * vaso- : -eɪzəʊ
 * vassal : -æsəl
 * vast : -ɑːst
 * vat : -æt
 * VAT : -iː
 * vatic : -ætɪk
 * vault : -ɔːlt
 * vaunt : -ɔːnt
 * VC : -iː
 * VCR : -ɑː(r)
 * VD : -iː
 * VDU : -uː
 * VE Day : -iːdeɪ
 * veal : -iːl
 * Veda : -eɪdə
 * vedette : -ɛt
 * Vedic : -eɪdɪk
 * veep : -iːp
 * veer : -ɪə(r)
 * veg : -ɛdʒ
 * vegan : -iːɡən
 * vegetarian : -ɛəriən
 * veggie : -ɛdʒi
 * veil : -eɪl
 * vein : -eɪn
 * veined : -eɪnd
 * veiny : -eɪni
 * veldt : -ɛlt
 * velveteen : -iːn
 * venal : -iːnəl
 * vend : -ɛnd
 * vendor : -ɛndə(r)
 * veneer : -ɪə(r)
 * Venetian : -iːʃən
 * vent : -ɛnt
 * Venus : -iːnəs
 * verb : -ɜː(r)b
 * verbal : -ɜː(r)bəl
 * verge : -ɜː(r)dʒ
 * verger : -ɜː(r)dʒə(r)
 * vermilion : -ɪljən
 * vermin : -ɜː(r)mɪn
 * vermouth : -uːθ
 * vernal : -ɜː(r)nəl
 * Vernon : -ɜː(r)nən
 * verse : -ɜː(r)s
 * versed : -ɜː(r)st
 * verser : -ɜː(r)sə(r)
 * version : -ɜː(r)ʒən
 * verso : -ɜː(r)səʊ
 * versus : -ɜː(r)səs
 * verve : -ɜː(r)v
 * very : -ɛri
 * vessel : -ɛsəl
 * vest : -ɛst
 * vestal : -ɛstəl
 * vet : -ɛt
 * vetch : -ɛtʃ
 * veto : -iːtəʊ
 * vex : -ɛks
 * vexatious : -eɪʃəs
 * vexed : -ɛkst
 * vexing : -ɛksɪŋ
 * viable : -aɪəbəl
 * vial : -aɪəl
 * vibe : -aɪb
 * vibrate : -eɪt
 * vibrating : -eɪtɪŋ
 * vicar : -ɪkə(r)
 * vicarious : -ɛəriəs
 * vice : -aɪs
 * vice versa : -ɜː(r)sə
 * vicious : -ɪʃəs
 * victual : -ɪtəl
 * vid : -ɪd
 * vie : -aɪ
 * Viennese : -iːz
 * vieth : -aɪəθ
 * Vietnam : -æm
 * Vietnamese : -iːz
 * view : -uː
 * viewing : -uːɪŋ
 * vigil : -ɪdʒəl
 * vigintillion : -ɪljən
 * vignette : -ɛt
 * vigour : -ɪɡə(r)
 * Viking : -aɪkɪŋ
 * vilayet : -ɛt
 * vile : -aɪl
 * villa : -ɪlə
 * villain : -ɪlən
 * villus : -ɪləs
 * vim : -ɪm
 * vinaceous : -eɪʃəs
 * vinaigrette : -ɛt
 * Vince : -ɪns
 * vine : -aɪn
 * vino : -iːnəʊ
 * vinyl : -aɪnəl
 * violin : -ɪn
 * violoncello : -ɛləʊ
 * VIP : -iː
 * viper : -aɪpə(r)
 * viral : -aɪrəl
 * virgin : -ɜː(r)dʒɪn
 * Virgo : -ɜː(r)ɡəʊ
 * virile : -ɪrəl
 * virus : -aɪrəs
 * visa : -iːzə
 * viscoelastic : -æstɪk
 * viscous : -ɪskəs
 * viscus : -ɪskəs
 * vision : -ɪʒən
 * visit : -ɪzɪt
 * visor : -aɪzə(r)
 * Vita : -iːtə
 * vital : -aɪtəl
 * vitiligo : -aɪɡəʊ
 * viva : -aɪvə
 * vivacious : -eɪʃəs
 * vivisect : -ɛkt
 * vixen : -ɪksən
 * VJ : -iːdʒeɪ
 * VOA : -eɪ
 * vocalic : -ælɪk
 * vog : -ɒɡ
 * vogue : -əʊɡ
 * voice : -ɔɪs
 * voiced : -ɔɪst
 * voicing : -ɔɪsɪŋ
 * void : -ɔɪd
 * voider : -ɔɪdə(r)
 * volar : -əʊlə(r)
 * vole : -əʊl
 * volt : -əʊlt
 * vomit : -ɒmɪt
 * voracious : -eɪʃəs
 * vorarephilia : -ɪliə
 * vorpal : -ɔː(r)pəl
 * vote : -əʊt
 * voter : -əʊtə(r)
 * vouch : -aʊtʃ
 * voucher : -aʊtʃə(r)
 * vouchsafe : -eɪf
 * vow : -aʊ
 * vowel : -aʊəl
 * vox humana : -ɑːnə
 * voxel : -ɒksəl
 * VP : -iː
 * vroom : -ʊm, -uːm
 * VSO : -əʊ
 * VT : -iː

title: User:Scs/allrhymes/v


text:
User:Scs/allrhymes/w

[Note: This is a static list; it will not immediately reflect updates to the rhyme lists. This list is derived from data fetched between 2006-06-16 and 2006-06-19.]

 * wabbit : -æbɪt
 * wacko : -ækəʊ
 * wacky : -æki
 * wad : -ɒd
 * waddle : -ɒdəl
 * wade : -eɪd
 * wader : -eɪdə(r)
 * wading : -eɪdɪŋ
 * wafer : -eɪfə(r)
 * waffle : -ɒfəl
 * waft : -ɒft
 * wag : -æɡ
 * wage : -eɪdʒ
 * wager : -eɪdʒə(r)
 * waggle : -æɡəl
 * waif : -eɪf
 * wail : -eɪl
 * wailer : -eɪlə(r)
 * wailing : -eɪlɪŋ
 * waist : -eɪst
 * wait : -eɪt
 * waiter : -eɪtə(r)
 * waiting : -eɪtɪŋ
 * waive : -eɪv
 * waiver : -eɪvə(r)
 * wake : -eɪk
 * waken : -eɪkən
 * wakey wakey : -eɪki
 * waking : -eɪkɪŋ
 * wale : -eɪl
 * waler : -eɪlə(r)
 * Wales : -eɪlz
 * walk : -ɔːk
 * walker : -ɔːkə(r)
 * walkie-talkie : -ɔːki
 * wall : -ɔːl
 * wallet : -ɒlɪt
 * wallow : -ɒləʊ
 * Wally : -ɒli
 * Walt : -ɔːlt
 * Walter : -ɔːltə(r)
 * wan : -ɒn
 * wand : -ɒnd
 * Wanda : -ɒndə
 * wander : -ɒndə(r)
 * wane : -eɪn
 * wangle : -æŋɡəl
 * waning : -eɪnɪŋ
 * wank : -æŋk
 * wanker : -æŋkə(r)
 * wanna : -ɒnə
 * want : -ɒnt
 * wanting : -ɒntɪŋ
 * wanton : -ɒntən
 * WAP : -æp
 * war : -ɔː(r)
 * warble : -ɔː(r)bəl
 * ward : -ɔː(r)d
 * warden : -ɔː(r)dən
 * warder : -ɔː(r)də(r)
 * ware : -ɒri, -ɛə(r)
 * wares : -ɛə(r)z, -eə(r)z
 * wari : -ɒri, -iː
 * warmer : -ɔː(r)mə(r)
 * warming : -ɔː(r)mɪŋ
 * warn : -ɔː(r)n
 * warning : -ɔː(r)nɪŋ
 * warp : -ɔː(r)p
 * warped : -ɔː(r)pt
 * warper : -ɔː(r)pə(r)
 * warren : -ɒrən
 * warring : -ɔːrɪŋ
 * warrior : -ɒriə(r)
 * wart : -ɔː(r)t
 * wary : -ɛəri
 * was : -ɒz
 * wasabi : -ɑːbi
 * wash : -ɒʃ
 * washer : -ɒʃə(r)
 * washing : -ɒʃɪŋ
 * wast : -ɒst
 * waste : -eɪst
 * waster : -eɪstə(r)
 * watch : -ɒtʃ
 * watcher : -ɒtʃə(r)
 * watching : -ɒtʃɪŋ
 * water : -ɔːtə(r)
 * wattle : -ɒtəl
 * wave : -eɪv
 * waving : -eɪvɪŋ
 * wavy : -eɪvi
 * wax : -æks
 * waxy : -æksi
 * way : -eɪ
 * waylaid : -eɪd
 * waylay : -eɪ
 * Wayne : -eɪn
 * WC : -iː
 * we : -iː
 * we'll : -iːəl, -iːl
 * we're : -ɪə(r)
 * we've : -iːv
 * weak : -iːk
 * weaken : -iːkən
 * weal : -iːl
 * Weald : -iːld
 * wealth : -ɛlθ
 * wealthy : -ɛlθi
 * wean : -iːn
 * weapon : -ɛpən
 * wear : -ɛə(r)
 * wearer : -ɛərə(r)
 * weary : -ɪəri
 * weasel : -iːzəl
 * weather : -ɛðə(r)
 * weave : -iːv
 * weaver : -iːvə(r)
 * web : -ɛb
 * webbing : -ɛbɪŋ
 * weber : -eɪbə(r)
 * wed : -ɛd
 * wedding : -ɛdɪŋ
 * wedge : -ɛdʒ
 * wedgie : -ɛdʒi
 * wee : -iː
 * weed : -iːd
 * weeds : -iːdz
 * weedy : -iːdi
 * week : -iːk
 * ween : -iːn
 * weeny : -iːni
 * weep : -iːp
 * weeping : -iːpɪŋ
 * weevil : -iːvəl
 * weft : -ɛft
 * weigh : -eɪ
 * weighing : -eɪɪŋ
 * weight : -eɪt
 * weighty : -eɪti
 * weir : -ɪə(r)
 * weird : -ɪə(r)d
 * weirdo : -ɪə(r)dəʊ
 * weld : -ɛld
 * welder : -ɛldə(r)
 * welding : -ɛldɪŋ
 * well : -ɛl
 * well-nigh : -aɪ
 * wellies : -ɛliz
 * welly : -ɛli
 * Welsh rabbit : -æbɪt
 * welt : -ɛlt
 * welter : -ɛltə(r)
 * wen : -ɛn
 * wench : -ɛntʃ
 * wend : -ɛnd
 * Wendy : -ɛndi
 * went : -ɛnt
 * wept : -ɛpt
 * were : -ɜː(r)
 * wert : -ɜː(r)t
 * Wes : -ɛz
 * west : -ɛst
 * western : -ɛstə(r)n
 * Western Australia : -eɪliə
 * wet : -ɛt
 * wether : -ɛðə(r)
 * whack : -æk
 * whale : -eɪl
 * whaler : -eɪlə(r)
 * whaling : -eɪlɪŋ
 * wham : -æm
 * whammo : -æməʊ
 * whammy : -æmi
 * wharf : -ɔː(r)f
 * what : -ɒt
 * whatever : -ɛvə(r)
 * whatsoever : -ɛvə(r)
 * wheat : -iːt
 * wheaten : -iːtən
 * wheel : -iːl
 * wheelie : -iːli
 * wheeze : -iːz
 * whelm : -ɛlm
 * when : -ɛn
 * whence : -ɛns
 * whenever : -ɛvə(r)
 * where'd : -ɛə(r)d
 * whereby : -aɪ
 * wheresoever : -ɛvə(r)
 * whereupon : -ɒn
 * wherever : -ɛvə(r)
 * whet : -ɛt
 * whether : -ɛðə(r)
 * whey : -eɪ
 * which : -ɪtʃ
 * whiff : -ɪf
 * whiffy : -ɪfi
 * while : -aɪl
 * whiles : -aɪlz
 * whim : -ɪm
 * whimper : -ɪmpə(r)
 * whiny : -aɪni
 * whip : -ɪp
 * whipped : -ɪpt
 * whippet : -ɪpɪt
 * whipping : -ɪpɪŋ
 * whirl : -ɜː(r)l
 * whirling : -ɜː(r)lɪŋ
 * whirr : -ɜː(r)
 * whirring : -ɜːrɪŋ
 * whish : -ɪʃ
 * whisk : -ɪsk
 * whisker : -ɪskə(r)
 * whiskey : -ɪski
 * whisper : -ɪspə(r)
 * whist : -ɪst
 * whistle : -ɪsəl
 * white : -aɪt
 * whiten : -aɪtən
 * whitey : -aɪti
 * whither : -ɪðə(r)
 * whiting : -aɪtɪŋ
 * whiz : -ɪz
 * WHO : -əʊ
 * who : -uː
 * who's : -uːz
 * whoa : -əʊ
 * whoever : -ɛvə(r)
 * whole : -əʊl
 * wholly : -əʊli, -əʊlli
 * whoo : -uː
 * whoop : -uːp
 * whoopee : -ʊpi
 * whoops : -ʊps, -uːps
 * whoosh : -ʊʃ, -uːʃ
 * whopping : -ɒpɪŋ
 * whore : -ɔː(r)
 * whoreson : -ɔː(r)sən
 * whose : -uːz
 * whosoever : -ɛvə(r)
 * whump : -ʌmp
 * why : -aɪ
 * WI : -aɪ
 * wicca : -ɪkə
 * wiccan : -ɪkən
 * wick : -ɪk
 * wicker : -ɪkə(r)
 * wicket : -ɪkɪt
 * widdle : -ɪdəl
 * wide : -aɪd
 * widen : -aɪdən
 * widget : -ɪdʒɪt
 * widow : -ɪdəʊ
 * wiener : -iːnə(r)
 * wife : -aɪf
 * wig : -ɪɡ
 * wigging : -ɪɡɪŋ
 * wiggle : -ɪɡəl
 * wiki : -ɪki
 * Wikipedia : -iːdiə
 * wilco : -ɪlkəʊ
 * wild : -aɪld
 * will : -ɪl
 * will o' the wisp : -ɪsp
 * willing : -ɪlɪŋ
 * willow : -ɪləʊ
 * Wills : -ɪlz
 * Willy : -ɪli
 * wilt : -ɪlt
 * Wilton : -ɪltən
 * wily : -aɪli
 * wimmin : -ɪmɪn
 * wimp : -ɪmp
 * win : -ɪn
 * wince : -ɪns
 * winceyette : -ɛt
 * winch : -ɪntʃ
 * wind : -ɪnd, -aɪnd
 * winder : -aɪndə(r)
 * window : -ɪndəʊ
 * windy : -ɪndi
 * wine : -aɪn
 * wing : -ɪŋ
 * winger : -ɪŋə(r)
 * wink : -ɪŋk
 * winker : -ɪŋkə(r)
 * winkle : -ɪŋkəl
 * winner : -ɪnə(r)
 * winning : -ɪnɪŋ
 * winnow : -ɪnəʊ
 * wino : -aɪnəʊ
 * winter : -ɪntə(r)
 * wipe : -aɪp
 * wiper : -aɪpə(r)
 * wire : -aɪə(r)
 * wired : -aɪə(r)d
 * wirer : -aɪərə(r)
 * wiring : -aɪərɪŋ
 * wiry : -aɪəri
 * wise : -aɪz
 * wish : -ɪʃ
 * wisp : -ɪsp
 * wispy : -ɪspi
 * witch : -ɪtʃ
 * with : -ɪð
 * withdraw : -ɔː
 * withdrawn : -ɔːn
 * withdrew : -uː
 * wither : -ɪðə(r)
 * withheld : -ɛld
 * withhold : -əʊld
 * withstood : -ʊd
 * witter : -ɪtə(r)
 * witty : -ɪti
 * woad : -əʊd
 * wobbegong : -ɒŋ
 * wobble : -ɒbəl
 * woe : -əʊ
 * wog : -ɒɡ
 * woggle : -ɒɡəl
 * wok : -ɒk
 * woke : -əʊk
 * woken : -əʊkən
 * woman : -ʊmən
 * womb : -uːm
 * women : -ɪmɪn
 * won : -ʌn
 * won't : -əʊnt
 * wonder : -ʌndə(r)
 * wonga : -ɒŋɡə
 * wonky : -ɒŋki
 * wont : -əʊnt
 * woo : -uː
 * wood : -ʊd
 * wooden : -ʊdən
 * woody : -ʊdi
 * woof : -ʊf
 * woofer : -ʊfə(r)
 * Wookiee : -ʊki
 * wool : -ʊl
 * woolen : -ʊlən
 * woolly : -ʊli
 * woozy : -uːzi
 * wop : -ɒp
 * word : -ɜː(r)d
 * wording : -ɜː(r)dɪŋ
 * wordy : -ɜː(r)di
 * work : -ɜː(r)k
 * worker : -ɜː(r)kə(r)
 * working : -ɜː(r)kɪŋ
 * works : -ɜː(r)ks
 * workstation : -eɪʃən
 * world : -ɜː(r)ld
 * worm : -ɜː(r)m
 * wormy : -ɜː(r)mi
 * worn : -ɔː(r)n
 * worrier : -ʌriə(r)
 * worry : -ʌri
 * worse : -ɜː(r)s
 * worsen : -ɜː(r)sən
 * worst : -ɜː(r)st
 * worth : -ɜː(r)θ
 * worthy : -ɜː(r)ði
 * wot : -ɒt
 * would : -ʊd
 * woulda : -ʊdə
 * wound : -aʊnd, -uːnd
 * wove : -əʊv
 * woven : -əʊvən
 * wow : -aʊ
 * wowser : -aʊzə(r)
 * WP : -iː
 * WPC : -iː
 * wrack : -æk
 * wraith : -eɪθ
 * wrangle : -æŋɡəl
 * wrap : -æp
 * wrapper : -æpə(r)
 * wrapping : -æpɪŋ
 * wrasse : -æs
 * wrath : -æθ, -ɒθ
 * wreak : -iːk
 * wreath : -iːθ
 * wreathe : -iːð
 * wreck : -ɛk
 * wrecker : -ɛkə(r)
 * wren : -ɛn
 * wrench : -ɛntʃ
 * wrestle : -ɛsəl
 * wretch : -ɛtʃ
 * wriggle : -ɪɡəl
 * wright : -aɪt
 * wrinkle : -ɪŋkəl
 * wrist : -ɪst
 * writ : -ɪt
 * write : -aɪt
 * writer : -aɪtə(r)
 * writhe : -aɪð
 * writing : -aɪtɪŋ
 * written : -ɪtən
 * wrong : -ɒŋ
 * wrote : -əʊt
 * wry : -aɪ
 * wurzel : -ɜː(r)zəl
 * wuss : -ʊs
 * wymyn : -ɪmɪn
 * wynn : -ɪn
 * wyvern : -aɪvə(r)n

title: User:Scs/allrhymes/w


text:
User:Scs/allrhymes/x

[Note: This is a static list; it will not immediately reflect updates to the rhyme lists. This list is derived from data fetched between 2006-06-16 and 2006-06-19.]

 * X : -ɛks
 * xanthophobia : -əʊbiə
 * Xavier : -eɪviə(r)
 * Xena : -iːnə
 * xenomania : -eɪniə
 * xenophilia : -ɪliə
 * xenophobia : -əʊbiə
 * xeromorphic : -ɔː(r)fɪk
 * xerophobia : -əʊbiə
 * xi : -aɪ
 * XL : -ɛl

title: User:Scs/allrhymes/x


text:
User:Scs/allrhymes/y

[Note: This is a static list; it will not immediately reflect updates to the rhyme lists. This list is derived from data fetched between 2006-06-16 and 2006-06-19.]

 * Y : -aɪ
 * y'all : -ɔːl
 * yabber : -æbə(r)
 * yabbie : -æbi
 * yacht : -ɒt
 * yachting : -ɒtɪŋ
 * yack : -æk
 * yaffle : -æfəl
 * yak : -æk
 * yale : -eɪl
 * yam : -æm
 * yammer : -æmə(r)
 * yang : -æŋ
 * yank : -æŋk
 * Yankee : -æŋki
 * yappy : -æpi
 * yarco : -ɑː(r)kəʊ
 * yarder : -ɑː(r)də(r)
 * yarn : -ɑː(r)n
 * yarrow : -ærəʊ
 * yaw : -ɔː
 * yawn : -ɔːn
 * yawning : -ɔːnɪŋ
 * yay : -eɪ
 * yclept : -ɛpt
 * ye : -iː
 * yea : -eɪ
 * yeah : -ɛə
 * year : -ɪə(r)
 * yearn : -ɜː(r)n
 * yearning : -ɜː(r)nɪŋ
 * yeast : -iːst
 * yeasty : -iːsti
 * Yehudi : -uːdi
 * yell : -ɛl
 * Yemen : -ɛmən
 * yen : -ɛn
 * yeoman : -əʊmən
 * yep : -ɛp
 * yes : -ɛs
 * yesterday : -eɪ
 * yet : -ɛt
 * yeti : -ɛti
 * yew : -uː
 * YHA : -eɪ
 * yield : -iːld
 * yielding : -iːldɪŋ
 * yikes : -aɪks
 * yill : -ɪl
 * yin : -ɪn
 * yip : -ɪp
 * YMCA : -eɪ
 * yo : -əʊ
 * yob : -ɒb
 * yobbo : -ɒbəʊ
 * yodel : -əʊdəl
 * yoga : -əʊɡə
 * yogi : -əʊɡi
 * yoke : -əʊk
 * yokel : -əʊkəl
 * yon : -ɒn
 * yonder : -ɒndə(r)
 * yoni : -əʊni
 * yoof : -uːf
 * yore : -ɔː(r)
 * York : -ɔː(r)k
 * Yorkie : -ɔː(r)ki
 * you : -uː
 * you'd : -uːd
 * you'll : -ʊl
 * you're : -ɔː(r), -ʊə(r)
 * you've : -uːv
 * your : -ɔː(r), -ʊə(r)
 * yours : -ɔː(r)z, -ʊə(r)z
 * yourself : -ɛlf
 * yous : -uːz
 * youth : -uːθ
 * YT : -iː
 * ytterbia : -ɜː(r)biə
 * yucca : -ʌkə
 * yuck : -ʌk
 * Yule : -uːl
 * yum : -ʌm
 * yummy : -ʌmi
 * yup : -ʌp
 * yuppie : -ʌpi
 * YWCA : -eɪ

title: User:Scs/allrhymes/y


text:
User:Scs/allrhymes/z

[Note: This is a static list; it will not immediately reflect updates to the rhyme lists. This list is derived from data fetched between 2006-06-16 and 2006-06-19.]

 * Z : -ɛd, -iː
 * zabaglione : -əʊni
 * zaffer : -æfə(r)
 * zag : -æɡ
 * zany : -eɪni
 * Zanzibari : -ɑːri
 * zap : -æp
 * zapata : -ɑːtə
 * Zappa : -æpə
 * zapper : -æpə(r)
 * zax : -æks
 * zazzy : -æzi
 * zeal : -iːl
 * zealous : -ɛləs
 * zed : -ɛd
 * zee : -iː
 * Zeke : -iːk
 * zeme : -iːmi
 * Zen : -ɛn
 * zephyr : -ɛfə(r)
 * zepto- : -ɛptəʊ
 * zero : -ɪərəʊ
 * zest : -ɛst
 * zesty : -ɛsti
 * zeta : -eɪtə, -iːtə
 * Zeus : -uːs
 * zho : -əʊ
 * zillion : -ɪljən
 * Zimmer : -ɪmə(r)
 * zinc : -ɪŋk
 * zinco : -ɪŋkəʊ
 * zinco- : -ɪŋkəʊ
 * zine : -iːn
 * zing : -ɪŋ
 * zinger : -ɪŋə(r)
 * zingy : -ɪŋi
 * zinnia : -ɪniə
 * Zion : -aɪən
 * zip : -ɪp
 * zipper : -ɪpə(r)
 * zippy : -ɪpi
 * zither : -ɪðə(r)
 * zizania : -eɪniə
 * Zoe : -əʊi
 * zonal : -əʊnəl
 * zone : -əʊn
 * zonked : -ɒŋkt
 * zony : -əʊni
 * zoo : -uː
 * zoogenic : -ɛnɪk
 * zoologic : -ɒdʒɪk
 * zoom : -ʊm, -uːm
 * zoomorphic : -ɔː(r)fɪk
 * zoophilia : -ɪliə
 * zooplastic : -æstɪk
 * zorse : -ɔː(r)s
 * zymologic : -ɒdʒɪk

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text:
Rhymes:English/uːə(ɹ)

Pronunciation
,

Two syllables

 * booer
 * bluer
 * brewer
 * cooer
 * dewar
 * doer
 * ewer
 * fewer
 * fluor
 * mooer
 * newer
 * pooer
 * screwer
 * spewer
 * sewer
 * skewer
 * suer
 * truer
 * viewer
 * wooer

Three syllables

 * canoer
 * pursuer
 * reviewer

Three syllables

 * wrongdoer

Four syllables

 * evildoer
 * interviewer

title: Rhymes:English/uːə(ɹ)


text:
brownout

Etymology
, by analogy with.

Noun

 * 1) A period of low alternating current line voltage, causing a reduction in illumination.
 * 2) Temporary dimming of vision, usually with a brown hue and accompanied by loss of peripheral vision or tunnel vision.
 * 3) Temporary closing of a fire station, usually due to budget restrictions.
 * 4) A power outage during the day; distinguished from a blackout, which occurs at night
 * 5)  A blackout, regardless of time of day.
 * 1) Temporary closing of a fire station, usually due to budget restrictions.
 * 2) A power outage during the day; distinguished from a blackout, which occurs at night
 * 3)  A blackout, regardless of time of day.
 * 1) A power outage during the day; distinguished from a blackout, which occurs at night
 * 2)  A blackout, regardless of time of day.

Usage notes

 * A describes a deliberate reduction in voltage (for sense 1) or of firefighting (for sense 3) in multiple service areas at staggered times.

Translations

 * Greek: πτώση τάσης
 * Italian: calo di tensione
 * Maori: hiko tāngangao
 * Russian: прова́л напряже́ния,
 * Spanish: baja de voltaje

 * Russian: потемне́ние в глаза́х

title: brownout


text:
User:Ex nihil

See Ex nihil in wikipedia

title: User:Ex nihil


text:
User talk:Ex nihil

Hello. Generally I think I'll keep my talk to Ex nihil in Wikipedia.

title: User talk:Ex nihil


text:
User:Hopiakuta

< http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Hopiakuta >.

Hopiakuta 02:56, 20 June 2006 (UTC)

< http://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Contributions&limit=500&target=Hopiakuta >.
< http://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Contributions&limit=500&target=Hopiakuta >.

=
hopiakuta DonFphrnqTaub Persina 23:17, 29 January 2011 (UTC)

 * help:Edit_toolbar might be crashing the browser.

 * wikipedia : user_talk:hopiakuta/_DonFphrnqTaub_Persina_juneteenth_2006_(_Oy_vey,_D._F._T._P._22_26,_18_June_2006_71.102.31.67_)__

hopiakuta DonFphrnqTaub Persina (talk) 22:00, 1 September 2012 (UTC)

title: User:Hopiakuta


text:
User talk:Hopiakuta

< http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Hopiakuta >.

Hopiakuta 02:56, 20 June 2006 (UTC)

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< http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/wiktionarian >;

wiktionarian.

No redirects + welcome
Quick reminder: we are not Wikipedia. The slightest spelling (or capitalization) difference merits a separate entry here (not a redirect.) I've deleted wiktionarians for you. --Connel MacKenzie 17:02, 24 August 2006 (UTC)

Hello, and welcome to Wiktionary!

If you have edited Wikipedia, you probably already know some basics, but Wiktionary does have a few conventions of its own. Please take a moment to learn our basics before jumping in.

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Finally, you can link Wikipedia pages, including your user page, using pagename,, or. Please do not create redirects to Wikipedia pages, though. They don't work.

We hope you enjoy editing Wiktionary and being a Wiktionarian. --Connel MacKenzie 17:02, 24 August 2006 (UTC)

Okay,...
"...slightest spelling (or capitalization) difference merits a separate entry here (not a redirect.),..."

I can easily, yet provisionally, accept that.

I would, therefore, contend that these sorts of variations would need the intermediate stub articles, that would lead to the larger pairs.

That is especially true regarding any issue where wiktionary &/or wikipedia define | describe themselves. Certainly, "wiktionary", "wiktionarian", et al, readily fit that category.

I would, further, advocate that any articles which define wiktionary - characteristics would be afforded more prominent links. I do contend that such a need is demonstrated by the fact that I do not recall seeing these pages prior to today. It is my contention that I do not have a further recollection of these pages, or if I do, it is not clear.

If you would continue to object to my solution to these several issues, then, please do assist me to achieve more appropriate alternatives.

< http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/wiktionarians >;

< http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/wiktionarian >;

< http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/wiktionary >;

< http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/wiktionaryans >;

< http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/wiktionaryan >;

< http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/wiktionary:wiktionarian >.

Also, I've written comments on several issues, including this, that have no response:

< http://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=Wiktionary_talk:List_of_protologisms&oldid=1237482 >;

< http://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=Wiktionary_talk:List_of_protologisms&oldid=1352395 >.

Thank You.

Hopiakuta 18:16, 24 August 2006 (UTC)

talk:misspelling

talk:misspelt

misspelling

misspelt

misspell

spelt

misspelt

spell

miss

pelt

melt

meld

smelt

smell

sell

sold

selt?

elt?

cell

celt

kelt

kilt

< http://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Contributions&limit=500&target=Hopiakuta >.

< http://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Contributions&limit=500&target=Hopiakuta >.
< http://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Contributions&limit=500&target=Hopiakuta >.

fetid

wikipedia : fetid

assafoetida

asafoetida

wikipedia : assafoetida

wikipedia : asafoetida

Hopiakuta 00:40, 20 September 2006 (UTC)

< http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/user:hopiakuta >.

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Hopiakuta 23:15, 18 October 2006 (UTC)

You
do leave me confused.

I ask questions that don't get answered;

in other cases, the answers are difficult to interpret:

< http://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=Wiktionary_talk:Main_Page&diff=1632716&oldid=1632390 >;

< http://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=User_talk:Connel_MacKenzie&diff=1358243&oldid=1358173 >;

< http://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=User_talk:Connel_MacKenzie&diff=1358173&oldid=1358163 >.

Now, I had thought that on some of your pages, there are recommendations to, where appropriate, link to wikipedia.

Yesterday, I've realized that you are deleting these links, w/o explanation.

What are the regs?

hopiakuta 16:31, 22 November 2006 (UTC)

< http://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=User_talk:Connel_MacKenzie&diff=1812299&oldid=1812147 >.

hopiakuta 16:45, 22 November 2006 (UTC)

neologism;

paleologism;

gism

jism

wikipedia : jism

WT: LOP;

wiktionary : List_of_protologisms;

protologism;

Mikhail Epstein;

wikipedia : Mikhail Epstein;

wikipedia : Mikhail Epshtein;

neologism;

wiktionary : Protologisms;

wiktionary : List of protologisms/numbers;

wiktionary : List of protologisms by topic;

< http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Special:Prefixindex/user:Hopiakuta >;

< http://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Movepage&action=success&oldtitle=User:hopiakuta&newtitle=User:Hopiakuta&talkmoved=1 >;

< http://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=User_talk:Connel_MacKenzie&diff=1812421&oldid=1812299 >;

mitten;

glove;

mitt;

glitten;

wikipedia : glitten;

user_talk : Connel_MacKenzie;

user_ : Connel_MacKenzie.

hopiakuta 21:15, 29 November 2006 (UTC)

This is currently available on wikipedia; but, not on wiktionary:

 * Add an [edit] link for the introduction section of a page
 * A clock in the personal toolbar that shows the current time in UTC, and provides a purge link.

hopiakuta 17:10, 28 February 2008 (UTC)

accueil fran%c3%a7ois
user:hopiakuta user_talk:hopiakuta

hopiakuta 02:35, 1 April 2008 (UTC)

dupion

 * double cocoon ;
 * < http://thefreedictionary.com/dupion >.

hopiakuta DonFphrnqTaub Persina 06:00, 1 September 2009 (UTC)

hopiakuta DonFphrnqTaub Persina 23:15, 29 January 2011 (UTC)

 * < http://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=wiktionary:whitelist/users&diff=3197175&oldid=3197075 >.

hopiakuta DonFphrnqTaub Persina (talk) 01:30, 5 August 2012 (UTC)

 * help:Edit_toolbar might be crashing the browser.

 * wikipedia : user_talk:hopiakuta/_DonFphrnqTaub_Persina_juneteenth_2006_(_Oy_vey,_D._F._T._P._22_26,_18_June_2006_71.102.31.67_)__

hopiakuta DonFphrnqTaub Persina (talk) 22:00, 1 September 2012 (UTC)

merkin malkin
merkin malkin

hopiakuta DonFphrnqTaub Persina (talk) 17:00, 26 September 2012 (UTC)

execrable excrete execrate  execration  excrete
hopiakuta 16:50, 4 April 2008 (UTC)

 * horrid horrific  horrible

 * ladin crete  creta

 * assert asseverate  ascertain  associate

 * Lizzie Borden took an axe
 * And gave her mother forty whacks.
 * When she saw what she had done,
 * She gave her father forty-one.

 * Elsie Borden  borden  border  border  bord  Lizbeth

 * Lizzie Borden took an axe and gave her father forty whacks; when she saw what she had done, she gave her mother forty-one.

 * « ... took an ax &,... »

 * wack whack

 * obomneycare obomney  robamacare  robama

Joe Cirincione Ploughshares missilier

Y-12_National_Security_Complex Oak_Ridge_National_Laboratory Thomas_Lewis_(activist) Tom_Lewis_(activist) « … his comrades extracted and froze some of his blood for use in one final action. » in 2012. Megan_Gillespie_Rice

MV_Lyubov_Orlova Lyubov_Petrovna_Orlova

 * We must also change how we power our automobiles. We will increase our research in better batteries for hybrid and electric cars, and in pollution-free cars that run on hydrogen.

 * A hopeful society has institutions of science and medicine that do not cut ethical corners, and that recognize the matchless value of every life. Tonight I ask you to pass legislation to prohibit the most egregious abuses of medical research – human cloning in all its forms … creating or implanting embryos for experiments … creating human-animal hybrids … and buying, selling, or patenting human embryos. Human life is a gift from our Creator – and that gift should never be discarded, devalued, or put up for sale.

 * < http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/George_W._Bush%27s_Sixth_State_of_the_Union_Address >.

hopiakuta DonFphrnqTaub Persina (talk) 20:02, 26 January 2014 (UTC)

title: User talk:Hopiakuta


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self-righteous

Adjective

 * 1) Piously self-assured and smugly moralistic.

Translations

 * Bulgarian:
 * Catalan: purità, gata maula
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Danish: selvretfærdig
 * Esperanto: farisea
 * Finnish:, , tekohurskas
 * French:
 * Galician:
 * German:
 * Hungarian:, , ,
 * Irish: ceartaiseach
 * Italian: farisaico
 * Korean:
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: selvrettferdig, fariseisk
 * Portuguese: farisaico
 * Russian:, , ,
 * Spanish:, , santurrón,
 * Swedish: ,

title: self-righteous


text:
Talk:brownout

Fire department brownouts
Fire department brownouts have occurred in multiple cities across the US over the past several years. Newspapers in affected cities of course discuss the matter. The NYT discussed the phenomenon here. Choor monster (talk) 14:37, 6 May 2013 (UTC)

Computer authentication system brownouts
To ensure all affected customers are aware of the authentication change, during two scheduled brownouts, we will temporarily disable support for password authentication, and Git operations made using a password will temporarily fail. —Suzukaze-c (talk) 11:13, 21 December 2020 (UTC)

Electricity supply brownouts — brevity
Colloquially we use the term brownout to refer to a brief loss (or partial loss) of mains electricity. Thus, if there is a total power cut lasting for only a few seconds, we would call it a brownout. But we would also call a partial power reduction resulting in, e.g., dimming of lights for a few seconds a brownout.

We do not tend to encounter (or do not notice) extended periods of substantially reduced voltage, which is apparently what the industrial definition is.

—DIV (1.145.62.225 06:47, 23 March 2024 (UTC))

title: Talk:brownout


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sightseeing

Noun

 * 1) The activity of going out looking at things; tourism.

Translations

 * Arabic: زِيَارَة مَعَالِم اَلْمَدِينَة, سِيَاحَة
 * Bulgarian: разглеждане на забележителности
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: ,
 * Dutch:, bezichtigen van bezienswaardigheden, , op excursie gaan
 * Finnish: nähtävyyksien katselu,
 * French:
 * Galician:
 * German: Sightseeing,, Besichtigen von Sehenswürdigkeiten,  von Sehenswürdigkeiten
 * Hungarian:, műemléklátogatás
 * Irish: turasóireacht
 * Italian: giro turistico
 * Japanese:, , サイトシーイング
 * Korean:, ,
 * Macedonian: разгледу́вање на знамени́тости
 * Malay:
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: sightseeing
 * Nynorsk: sightseeing
 * Russian: осмо́тр достопримеча́тельностей
 * Spanish:, excursionismo
 * Thai: ทัศนาจร, ทัศนศึกษา
 * Turkish: gezip görme

Etymology
From.

Etymology
From.

title: sightseeing


text: créé

title: créé


text:
User talk:Skootch

Welcome!

Hello, and welcome to Wiktionary. Thank you for your contributions. I hope you like the place and decide to stay. Here are a few good links for newcomers:
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I hope you enjoy editing here and being a Wiktionarian! By the way, you can sign your name on Talk (discussion) and vote pages using four tildes, like this: ~~~~, which automatically produces your name and the current date. If you have any questions, see the help pages, add a question to the beer parlour or ask me on my Talk page. Again, welcome! --Connel MacKenzie T C 03:44, 20 June 2006 (UTC)

Cyclo
According to google, your regional term apparently may have existed. Sorry about the quick response earlier. On-line dictionaries did not confirm your addition, and your username is quite similar to a vandal's username. --Connel MacKenzie T C 03:46, 20 June 2006 (UTC)

title: User talk:Skootch


text:
אלפבית לטיני

Noun

 * 1) Latin alphabet

title: אלפבית לטיני


text: in't

title: in't


text:
рассказывать

Verb

 * 1) to tell
 * , Mark 1.45:
 * "ru"

- А он, выйдя, начал провозглашать и рассказывать о происшедшем, так что Иисус не мог уже явно войти в город, но находился вне, в местах пустынных. И приходили к Нему отовсюду.

 * 1) to relate, to narrate, to recount

title: рассказывать


text:
Template talk:wordnomination

Is this thing used for anything yet? Does this feed into the current front-page WOTD? --Connel MacKenzie T C 04:45, 20 June 2006 (UTC)

title: Template talk:wordnomination


text:
Schutz

Etymology
From. See the verb.

Noun

 * 1)  protection
 * 2)  protective installation

Etymology
From. See the verb.

Noun

 * 1) protection

Etymology
From, from , probably from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) protection
 * 2) security

title: Schutz


text:
Schütze

Etymology 1
From, from , from , , from , , from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) shooter
 * 2) archer, bowman
 * 3) rifleman
 * 4)  Sagittarius

title: Schütze


text:
Sicht

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

Noun

 * 1) view
 * 2) sight
 * 3) visibility
 * 4) point of view, aspect

Noun

 * 1) sight
 * 2) view

Etymology
From and, from. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) outlook, view

title: Sicht


text:
Talk:furtive

Pronunciation
-- for all who think IPA is bullscheise its pronounced Fer-tive grr.... why they have to make that shtuff so complicated will elude me for all eternity --Schafer
 * It's complex because pronunciation is complex. "Fer-tive" doesn't explain the pronunciation very well because readers may think that "Fer-tive" is pronounced like fair followed by *tyve. Rod (A. Smith) 22:14, 23 June 2006 (UTC)

Requests for verification - failed
Failed. See archived discussion of December 2008. 07:07, 17 December 2008 (UTC)

2. shifty
2. presenting the appearance, or giving the impression, of somebody who has something to hide Microsoft® Encarta® 2009 --Backinstadiums (talk) 00:30, 15 January 2020 (UTC)

title: Talk:furtive


text:
Walzer

Etymology
From the verb.

Noun

 * 1) waltz

title: Walzer


text:
walzen

Etymology
From, from , from , from.

Verb

 * 1) to roll
 * 2)  to mill
 * 3)  to waltz dance the waltz
 * 4)  to wander
 * 1)  to wander

title: walzen


text:
Bau

Etymology 1
Various origins:
 * Borrowed from, perhaps a short form of compounds with this element, such as or.
 * Borrowed from, perhaps a variant of.
 * Variant of, a surname of origin.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Bau is the 37544th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 593 individuals. Bau is most common among White (60.54%), Asian/Pacific Islander (23.95%) and Hispanic/Latino (11.47%) individuals.

Proper noun

 * 1)  A Mesopotamian goddess, initially a life-giving deity sometimes associated with the creation of mankind, later a goddess of healing and medicine.

Etymology
From, , from. The plural form Bauten is that of the related, from. The singular Baute did not catch on in standard German.

Noun

 * 1) building, construction the act of constructing
 * 2) building site, construction site place where such constructing takes place
 * 3) building, construction, edifice built-up structure, house
 * 4) burrow of an animal, especially under ground
 * 5)  prison, jail
 * 1) building, construction, edifice built-up structure, house
 * 2) burrow of an animal, especially under ground
 * 3)  prison, jail
 * 1)  prison, jail

Usage notes

 * Nowadays the plural is for “buildings” and  for “burrows”. The other senses do not have a common plural form.
 * A third plural with umlaut is obsolete.

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

Noun

 * 1) building
 * 2) building site

title: Bau


text:
Abtei

Etymology
From, , from (manuscript 12th c.), from. Analysable as. The early ei-spellings are unusual, but perhaps caused by the hiatus; regular ī-forms are found alongside in Middle High German.

Noun

 * 1) abbey

Noun

 * 1) abbey

title: Abtei


text:
Achsel

Etymology
From, , from , from. Cognate with 🇨🇬 and (whence 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬), 🇨🇬. Also cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) armpit, axilla cavity under the shoulder
 * 2) shoulder; shoulder joint (see usage notes below)
 * 1) shoulder; shoulder joint (see usage notes below)
 * 1) shoulder; shoulder joint (see usage notes below)

Usage notes

 * The diminutive forms are both very rare and hardly attestable.
 * The normal term for “shoulder” is . The word Achsel is overall less common in this sense; it usually specifies the outer parts of the shoulders, i.e. what is around the shoulder joint.

title: Achsel


text:
aftar

Etymology
From, whence also 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Preposition
(+ dative)

 * aftar twēm dagum
 * after two days
 * after two days

title: aftar


text:
crip

Etymology
Shortening of.

Noun

 * 1)  A cripple.
 * 2)  A person with a disability.

Verb

 * 1)  To do a.
 * 2)  To apply a  perspective to something.

title: crip


text: Category:Old High German adverbs

title: Category:Old High German adverbs


text:
aptr

Etymology
From, , from , whence also 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬. Compare also. 🇨🇬 is probably related to 🇨🇬,, and.

Adverb

 * 1) back
 * 2) again

title: aptr


text: Category:Old Norse adverbs

title: Category:Old Norse adverbs


text:
Ahle

Etymology
From, , from , from.

Noun

 * 1) awl

title: Ahle


text:
Ahn

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

Noun

 * 1) ancestor

title: Ahn


text:
Crip

Etymology
Originally from, reflecting the young age of most gang members; later influenced by , referring to the canes they used to carry.

Noun

 * 1) A member of The Crips, a violent Los Angeles criminal gang who typically wear blue and have an intense and bitter rivalry with the Bloods.
 * 2) * 2009, DaShaun "Jiwe" Morris, War of the Bloods in My Veins:
 * My union with the neighborhood kids teaches me Bloods don't say or write words starting with c's. This is how Bloods disrespect Crips. They replace all c's with k's or b's and cross out all remaining c's in the word.

title: Crip


text: MOCVD

title: MOCVD


text:
erian

Etymology
From, whence also 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬. Ultimately from. Non-Germanic cognates include 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to plough
 * 2) * early 11th century, anonymous of Ælfric's  Colloquy (c. 995)
 * "ang"

- Ǣlċe dæġe iċ sċeal erian fulne æcer oþþe mā.

title: erian


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Almosen

Etymology
From, from , from. The modern vocalism is from.

Noun

 * 1)  alms
 * 2)  pittance

title: Almosen


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ælmesse

Etymology
From, a borrowing from.

Noun

 * 1) alms
 * 2) * late 10th century, Ælfric, "Chair of Saint Peter"
 * "ang"

- ...ðā beseah hē tō Petre sumere ælmessan wilniġende...

 * 1) * late 10th century, Ælfric, "Chair of Saint Peter"
 * "ang"

- ...þā læġ þǣr sum creopere lama fram cildhāde sē wæs dæġhwāmlīce ġeboren tō þām beorhtan ġete þæt hē ælmessan underfencge æt þām infarendum...

title: ælmesse


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alamuosa

Etymology
From, borrowed from , from , itself borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) alms

title: alamuosa


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Talk:Xena

So what happened in January 2006 seeing how it's June now?

Adam H, June 19, 2006

 * The proper definition of planet is pending a decision by the International Astronomical Union. See 2003 UB313. Rod (A. Smith) 19:40, 20 June 2006 (UTC)

Request for verification
Rfv-sense “By extension, a tough, kick-ass woman”. Earlier discussion at WT:RFD. —Michael Z. 2010-04-07 17:54 z
 * I've added one of the two good quotes I found on b.g.c. However, this would be a common noun, I believe.  So, if the term is attested, then it should have the part of speech changed, and presumably the definition will also need to be corrected, since removal of the "warror princess" definition would leave:
 * A nickname for 2003 UB313, a trans-Neptunian pluton.
 * (informal, by extension) A tough, kick-ass woman.
 * ...and that just wouldn't make much sense. This is one very good reason why definitions should be written as independent entities, and not rely on the preceding definition. --EncycloPetey 18:17, 7 April 2010 (UTC)

 * Quite right, and templates like “by extension” should be nuked and replaced with good copy-writing. I've restructured the entry. —Michael Z. 2010-04-07 18:41 z
 * Thank you for the editing, but I disagree about nuking that template. It's extremely useful when used correctly. --EncycloPetey 21:16, 7 April 2010 (UTC)

 * Why don't you reveal your secrets at template talk:by extension? —Michael Z. 2010-04-07 23:01 z
 * Because they're secrets. If I told everybody, then they wouldn't be secret anymore :P --EncycloPetey 04:46, 8 April 2010 (UTC)

 * I've so far added two citations for the proper noun and three for the common noun definitions. --EncycloPetey 04:46, 8 April 2010 (UTC)
 * Cited with five quotes. --EncycloPetey 17:58, 9 April 2010 (UTC)

 * The 2000 citation under Proper noun might also be added here. —Michael Z. 2010-04-10 06:37 z

“Cited”
It's premature to unilaterally approve your own quotations and close the discussion. The 2005 citation supports “a tall, muscular woman,” not “tough, physical, confidant,” and 2006 supports “a brazen woman.” 1999 supports “fierce.”

Three allusive citations of “a Xena” do not give this generic meaning. The name only means “having qualities of the titular character of Xena: Warrior Princess.” It means different things to people who have seen the show, and nothing at all to the rest of the anglosphere. —Michael Z. 2010-04-19 21:29 z

Xena
“(informal) Xena: Warrior Princess, a television series which aired from 1995 to 2001.” Let's not start a catalogue of TV series. —Michael Z. 2010-04-06 20:14 z
 * I'd have deleted it on sight. Jamesjiao → T ◊ C 01:12, 7 April 2010 (UTC)
 * I've changed it from the TV series (which had no chance of passing) to its main character. Xena is common enough to represent a tough woman. Searches such as "tough as Xena", "looks like Xena" etc, show some usage.  "What would Xena do" is even a bumper sticker.  Keep as modified.--Dmol 06:42, 7 April 2010 (UTC)
 * "tough as Xena", "looks like Xena", "What would Xena do"? Fictional characters do not meet CFI, regardless of how well known. If a term was derived from a fictional character, the term may be kept, like in the case of Darth Vader. Do you think that "a Xena" meaning "a tough kick-ass woman" is in common usage? --Yair rand 06:50, 7 April 2010 (UTC)
 * Yes, that's exactly what I think.--Dmol 08:56, 7 April 2010 (UTC)

 * Dmol, your sample quotations are direct references to the character. Can you provide a citation showing that Xena means “a tough woman?” —Michael Z. 2010-04-07 15:29 z

 * Add that definition, if attestable, and delete this one. Mglovesfun (talk) 11:09, 7 April 2010 (UTC)

 * Okay, sending that one to RFV; let's still delete this one. —Michael Z. 2010-04-07 17:52 z

 * RE Yair rand: Not true. CFI says clearly "A name should be included if it is used attributively, with a widely understood meaning."  So, if the name of the show's main character can be shown to have attributive use with a widely understood meaning, then the entry meets CFI requirements.  I've added two supporting quotes already. --EncycloPetey 07:41, 8 April 2010 (UTC)

 * Indeed, but interpretations of “with a widely understood meaning” vary wildly. Obviously that qualifier is important, otherwise the rule would just end with “used attributively.” I believe this requires a distinct meaning from the referent, as in “a tough, confident woman” and not “the main character in ....” I would also prefer “widely understood” to be taken as having meaning completely independent of the referent, i.e., people know what a xena is even if they've never seen or heard of Xena: Warrior Princess. Otherwise, calling me a Xena is just a pop-culture reference to a TV show, not the use of an established word. —Michael Z. 2010-04-10 23:29 z

 * Unfortunately, language itself seldom makes those distinctions, especially where new coinages derive from those cultural references. I suspect that if we were living in 1610 instead of 2010, we'd be arguing whether or not Shakespeare's cultural influence meritted inclusion. --EncycloPetey 23:38, 10 April 2010 (UTC)

 * I dunno. OED's first attested Romeo appears 170 years after the Bard's tale. Landau (2001:211–13) identifies how language does make those distinctions. He calls such specific references “allusive words,” that “have not developed a separate generic sense.” He says that, although they are very common, they are not understood by readers who have no knowledge of the source, they tend to have different meanings for different people, and don't last long in the lexicon. He gives the examples of Watergate and Teapot Dome (a 1922 US scandal whose name used to appear in dictionaries). —Michael Z. 2010-04-11 02:28 z
 * Delete, it's in the etymology for Xena, which is where it should stay. Mglovesfun (talk) 11:33, 26 April 2010 (UTC)

Sense removed. —msh210℠ (talk) 16:29, 1 September 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:Xena


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Amboss

Etymology
From, , from (see also , , which are cognate to 🇨🇬). Ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1) anvil block used in blacksmithing
 * 2) anvil bone in inner ear

Etymology
From, , from.

Noun

 * 1)  anvil

Usage notes

 * This term does not exist in other varieties of Limburgish, other varieties use words like or.

Noun

 * 1) anvil

title: Amboss


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Alm

Etymology
The form suggests a Bavarian influence (c.f. vs  'dove'). From, the oblique form of , from. . Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬,.

Noun

 * 1) alpine pasture
 * 2) alp

title: Alm


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joint-stock bank

Noun

 * 1)  Any bank that is a joint-stock company.

title: joint-stock bank


text: MOVPE

title: MOVPE


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granularity

Noun

 * 1)  The condition of being granular
 * 2)  The extent to which something is granular

Translations

 * Finnish:
 * Georgian: მარცვლოვნება
 * Polish: ziarnistość
 * Portuguese: granularidade
 * Russian:

 * Finnish:
 * Portuguese: granularidade
 * Russian: глубина́ детализации

title: granularity


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joint-stock company

Noun

 * 1)  A company with transferable ownership interests and limited shareholder liability.
 * 2)  A company with transferable ownership interests and unlimited shareholder liability.

Translations

 * Arabic: شٰرِكَة مُسَاهِمَة
 * Belarusian: акцыяне́рнае тавары́ства
 * Bulgarian: акционерно дружество
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 合股公司,
 * Czech:
 * Danish: aktieselskab
 * Esperanto: akcia kompanio, akcia societo
 * Estonian:
 * Finnish:
 * French:, ,
 * Georgian: სააქციო კომპანია, სააქციო საზოგადოება
 * German: ,
 * Hungarian: ,
 * Italian:, S.p.A.
 * Japanese:
 * Korean: 주식 회사
 * Latvian: akciju sabiedrība
 * Luxembourgish: Société anonyme, Aktiëgesellschaft
 * Polish: ,
 * Portuguese: empresa de capital aberto
 * Russian: ,
 * Spanish: sociedad anónima, sociedad por acciones
 * Swedish: ,
 * Turkish: ,
 * Ukrainian:
 * Vietnamese:

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 合股公司,
 * Esperanto: akcia kompanio, akcia societo
 * Finnish:
 * Russian:

 * Serbo-Croatian:

title: joint-stock company


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Alte

Etymology
From the adjective.

Noun

 * : old woman

title: Alte


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Amt

Etymology
From, , , , , , , from , , from , from , from , from.

The Middle High German contracted form amb(e)t developed quite regularly, via also attested or, into modern German Amt. Cognate with 🇨🇬 and, 🇨🇬, and 🇨🇬, as well as 🇨🇬 and.

Noun

 * 1) agency; department; office state institution responsible for specified concerns
 * 2) office; post public function, e.g. of a civil servant
 * 3)  mass; office
 * 4)  administrative unit (of a country); district

title: Amt


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Amsel

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) blackbird

title: Amsel


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osle

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) donkey foal

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) (European) blackbird

title: osle


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Milton Keynes

Etymology
From an earlier "Middleton Caynes" when the village was in the manor of the "de Cahaines" family.

Proper noun

 * , containing the towns of Bletchley, Wolverton, Stony Stratford, and many smaller villages.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 米尔顿凯恩斯
 * Marathi: मिलटन कींझ
 * Russian: Милтон-Кинс

title: Milton Keynes


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footman

Etymology
From, , , from , (attested only as 🇨🇬, , equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1)  A soldier who marches and fights on foot; a foot soldier.
 * 2) A man in waiting; a male servant whose duties are to attend the door, the carriage, the table, etc.
 * 3)  A servant who runs in front of his master's carriage.
 * 4) A metallic stand with four feet, for keeping anything warm before a fire.
 * 5) A moth of the family  (or subfamily ); -- so called from its livery-like colors.
 * 6) especially, a
 * 7) A bar that connects the treadle of a spinning wheel to the wheel.
 * 1) A metallic stand with four feet, for keeping anything warm before a fire.
 * 2) A moth of the family  (or subfamily ); -- so called from its livery-like colors.
 * 3) especially, a
 * 4) A bar that connects the treadle of a spinning wheel to the wheel.

Derived terms

 * speckled footman

Translations

 * Bulgarian:
 * Dutch:
 * Esperanto: lakeo
 * Finnish: ,
 * French: ,
 * German:
 * Greek:
 * Italian:
 * Latin: pedisequus
 * Plautdietsch: Schekjbenjel

 * Finnish:
 * Irish: giolla cóiste
 * Spanish: lacayo

 * Finnish: aitosiilikäs
 * German: Bärenspinner

 * Finnish: harmokeltasiipi

 * Finnish:

title: footman


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philosophic

Etymology
From, , from and ; equivalent to.

Adjective

 * 1) philosophical

title: philosophic


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inmost

Etymology
From, from , a double superlative form from , from. The modern form is due to confusion with most.

Adjective

 * 1) The very deepest within; farthest from the surface or external part; innermost

Noun

 * 1) That which is innermost; the core.

title: inmost


text: briefest

title: briefest


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emphatically

Adverb

 * 1) In an emphatic manner; with emphasis.
 * 2)  Most definitely; truly.
 * 3)  Not really, but apparently.
 * 1)  Most definitely; truly.
 * 2)  Not really, but apparently.
 * 1)  Not really, but apparently.

Translations

 * Catalan:
 * Dutch:
 * Galician:
 * Greek: ,
 * Ido: emfazoze
 * Italian:, con forza, con decisione
 * Portuguese:
 * Spanish:
 * Swedish:

title: emphatically


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hillside

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The side of a hill.

Translations

 * Armenian:
 * Bulgarian:
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Estonian: nõlv
 * Finnish:
 * French: flanc de coteau,
 * Galician:, ladeira
 * German:
 * Greek:
 * Hungarian:
 * Ingrian: penger, paltti, veeru, rinta, kallas, palle
 * Irish: leitir
 * Kabuverdianu: ladera
 * Macedonian: па́дина
 * Maori: puketai, harapaki
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: åsside
 * Nynorsk: åsside
 * Portuguese: ,
 * Scottish Gaelic: leathad, aodann
 * Spanish:
 * Swedish:, ,
 * Welsh: rhiw

title: hillside


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bravest

Noun

 * 1)  Firefighters.
 * New York's bravest

title: bravest


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teaspoonful

Noun

 * 1) A unit of capacity equal to the amount a teaspoon can hold which is taken approximately as 5 ml.

Coordinate terms

 * See spoonful § Hyponyms

Translations

 * Catalan:
 * Danish: teskefuld
 * Finnish: teelusikallinen
 * Hungarian: kávéskanálnyi
 * Irish: lán taespúnóige, taespúnóg
 * Russian: ча́йная ло́жка
 * Spanish:

title: teaspoonful


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Anker

Etymology

 * appears as Ankarl in 14th century documents; possibly originally a nickname for a seasonal farm worker.

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) anchor

Noun

 * 1) anchor

title: Anker


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akkeri

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  anchor

Etymology
From, from 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) anchor

title: akkeri


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Antwort

Etymology
From, from , from. The gender change from neuter to feminine is due to semantic association with. See also. Cognate to 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) answer

title: Antwort


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Apostel

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) apostle (Apostle)

Etymology
Ultimately from

Noun

 * 1) apostle

Noun

 * 1) apostle

title: Apostel


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Aprikose

Etymology
, from, plural of , from , from , from , from , from.

Noun

 * 1) apricot

title: Aprikose


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albaricoque

Noun

 * 1) apricot fruit

Noun

 * 1) apricot

Etymology
, via. .

Noun

 * 1) apricot

title: albaricoque