ERED LUIN

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ELOIGN — transitive verb Etymology: Middle English eloynen, from Anglo-French esloigner, ~er, from es- ex- (from Latin ex-) + luin, loing (adverb) …
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EARED — I. |i(ə)rd, |iəd adjective Etymology: Middle English ered, from ere ear + -ed — more at ear I 1. : …
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EARED — /eard/ , adj. having ears or earlike appendages. [ 1350-1400; ME ered, OE earede. See EAR 1 , -ED 3 …
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PURLOIN — transitive verb Etymology: Middle English, to put away, misappropriate, from Anglo-French purluigner to prolong, postpone, set aside, from pur- forward …
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ELOIGN — transitive verb Etymology: Middle English eloynen, from Anglo-French esloigner, eloigner, from es- ex- (from Latin ex- ) + luin, loing …
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WITHER — [with.er] vb with.ered ; with.er.ing [ME widren; prob. akin to ME weder weather] vi (14c) 1: to become dry and …
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WHITE-LIVERED — [white-liv.ered] adj [fr. the former belief that the choleric temperament depends on the body's producing large quantities of yellow bile] …
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WHICKER — [whick.er] vi whick.ered ; whick.er.ing [imit.] (1753): neigh, whinny -- whicker n
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WESTER — [west.er] vi west.ered ; west.er.ing [ME westren, fr. [1]west] (14c): to turn or move westward "the half moon ~s low …
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WEATHERED — [weath.ered] adj (1789) 1: seasoned by exposure to the weather 2: altered in color, texture, composition, or form by such …
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WEATHER — [weath.er] n [ME weder, fr. OE; akin to OHG wetar weather, OCS vetru wind] (bef. 12c) 1: the state of …
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USHER — [ush.er] n [ME ussher, fr. MF ussier, fr. (assumed) VL ustiarius doorkeeper, fr. L ostium, ustium door, mouth of a …
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UNDERPOWERED — [un.der.pow.ered] adj (1905) 1: driven by an engine of insufficient power 2: having or supplied with insufficient power
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UNCOVERED — [un.cov.ered] adj (15c): not covered: as a: not supplied with a covering b: not covered by insurance or included in …
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UNCONSIDERED — [un.con.sid.ered] adj (1587) 1: not considered or worth consideration 2: not resulting from consideration
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TUCKER — [tuck.er] n (1688) 1: a piece of lace or cloth in the neckline of a dress 2: one that tucks …
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TOWER — [tow.er] n [ME tour, tor, fr. OE torr & OF tor, tur, both fr. L turris, fr. Gk tyrris, tyrsis] …
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TETHER — [teth.er] n [ME tethir, prob. of Scand origin; akin to ON tjothr tether; akin to OHG zeotar pole of a …
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SUSPENDER — [sus.pend.er] n (1524) 1: one that suspends 2: a device by which something may be suspended: as a: one of …
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SUPERPOWER — [su.per.pow.er] n (1922) 1: excessive or superior power 2. a: an extremely powerful nation; specif: one of a very few …
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SUCKER — [suck.er] n (14c) 1 a: one that sucks esp. a breast or udder: suckling b: a device for creating or …
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SNICKER — [snick.er] vi snick.ered ; snick.er.ing [origin unknown] (1694): to laugh in a covert or partly suppressed manner: titter -- snick.er.er …
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SNEAKER — [sneak.er] n (1598) 1: one that sneaks 2: a usu. canvas sports shoe with a pliable rubber sole -- sneak.ered …
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SMOTHER — [smoth.er] n [ME, alter. of smorther, fr. smoren to smother, fr. OE smorian to suffocate; akin to MD smoren to …
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SLIVER — [sliv.er] n [ME slivere, fr. sliven to slice off, fr. OE -slifan; akin to OE -slaefan to cut] (14c) 1 …
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SLATHER — [slath.er] n [origin unknown] (1857): a great quantity--often used in pl. [2]slather vt slath.ered ; slath.er.ing (1866) 1: to use …
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SHIVER — [shiv.er] n [ME; akin to OHG scivaro splinter] (13c): one of the small pieces into which a brittle thing is …
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SEVER — [sev.er] vb sev.ered ; sev.er.ing [ME, fr. MF severer, fr. L separare--more at separate] vt (14c): to put or keep …
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RECOVER — [re.cov.er] vb re.cov.ered ; re.cov.er.ing [ME, fr. MF recoverer, fr. L recuperare, fr. re- + (assumed) L caperare, fr. L …
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QUIVER — [quiv.er] n [ME, fr. MF quivre, of Gmc origin; akin to OE cocer quiver, OHG kohhari] (14c) 1: a case …
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PUCKER — [puck.er] vb puck.ered ; puck.er.ing [prob. irreg. fr. [1]poke] vi (1598): to become wrinkled or constricted ~ vt: to contract …
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POTHER — [poth.er] n [origin unknown] (1591) 1 a: confused or fidgety flurry or activity: commotion b: agitated talk or controversy usu. …
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FEATHER — [feath.er] n [ME fether, fr. OE; akin to OHG federa wing, L petere to go to, seek, Gk petesthai to …
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RECOVER — I recov|er 'regain; find again; get better' BrE AmE ri ˈkʌv |ə rə- AmE -| ə r ▷ recov|ered əd …
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