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Русско-английский электронный словарь Edic. Russian-English dictionary Edic. 2012

UNMUZZLE — [un.muz.zle] vt (1601): to free from or as if from a muzzle
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SWIZZLE — [swiz.zle] n [origin unknown] (1813): an iced whiskey sour churned with a swizzle stick until the glass or pitcher becomes …
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SNOOZLE — [snoo.zle] vb snoo.zled ; snoo.zling [perh. blend of snooze and nuzzle] (1831) chiefly dial: nuzzle
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SIZZLE — [siz.zle] vb siz.zled ; siz.zling [perh. freq. of siss to hiss] vt (1603): to burn up or sear with or …
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SCHNOZZLE — [schnoz.zle] n [prob. modif. of Yiddish shnoitsl, dim. of shnoits snout; akin to G Schnauze snout, muzzle--more at snout] (1937) …
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RAZZLE-DAZZLE — [raz.zle-daz.zle] n [redupl. of dazzle] (1889) 1: a state of confusion or hilarity 2: a complex maneuver (as in sports) …
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PUZZLEMENT — [puz.zle.ment] n (1822) 1: the state of being puzzled: perplexity 2: puzzle
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PUZZLEHEADED — [puz.zle.head.ed] adj (ca. 1784): having or based on confused attitudes or ideas -- puz.zle.head.ed.ness n
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PUZZLE — [puz.zle] vb puz.zled ; puz.zling [origin unknown] vt (1602) 1: to offer or represent to (as a person) a problem …
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NUZZLE — [nuz.zle] vb nuz.zled ; nuz.zling [ME noselen to bring the nose toward the ground, fr. nose] vi (1530) 1: to …
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NOZZLE — [noz.zle] n [dim. of nose] (1683) 1 a: a projecting vent of something b: a short tube with a taper …
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MUZZLE — [muz.zle] n [ME musell, fr. MF musel, fr. dim. of muse mouth of an animal, fr. ML musus] (15c) 1: …
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MIZZLE — [miz.zle] vi miz.zled ; miz.zling [ME misellen; akin to Flem mizzelen to drizzle, MD mist fog, mist] (15c): to rain …
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GUZZLE — [guz.zle] vb guz.zled ; guz.zling [origin unknown] vi (1583): to drink esp. liquor greedily, continually, or habitually ~ vt: to …
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GRIZZLE — [griz.zle] n [ME grisel, adj., gray, fr. MF, fr. gris, of Gmc origin; akin to OHG gris gray] (1601) 1 …
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FRIZZLE — [friz.zle] vb friz.zled ; friz.zling [prob. akin to OFris frisle curl] (1573): frizz, curl [2]frizzle n (1613): a crisp curl …
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FRAZZLE — [fraz.zle] vb fraz.zled ; fraz.zling [alter. of E dial. fazle (to tangle, fray)] vt (ca. 1825) 1: [3]fray 2. a: …
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FOOZLE — [foo.zle] n (1890): an act of foozling; esp: a bungling golf stroke [2]foozle vt foo.zled ; foo.zling [perh. fr. G …
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FIZZLE — [fiz.zle] vi fiz.zled ; fiz.zling [prob. alter. of fist (to break wind)] (ca. 1841) 1: fizz 2: to fail or …
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EMBEZZLE — [em.bez.zle] vt em.bez.zled ; em.bez.zling [ME embesilen, fr. AF embeseiller, fr. MF en- + besillier to destroy] (15c): to appropriate …
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DRIZZLE — [driz.zle] n (1554): a fine misty rain -- driz.zly adj [2]drizzle vb driz.zled ; driz.zling [perh. alter. of ME drysnen …
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DAZZLE — [daz.zle] vb daz.zled ; daz.zling [freq. of daze] vi (15c) 1: to lose clear vision esp. from looking at bright …
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BEDAZZLE — [be.daz.zle] vt (1596) 1: to confuse by a strong light: dazzle 2: to impress forcefully: enchant -- be.daz.zle.ment n
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BAMBOOZLE — [bam.boo.zle] vt -boo.zled ; -boo.zling [origin unknown] (1703): to deceive by underhanded methods: dupe, hoodwink -- bam.boo.zle.ment n
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SWIZZLE STICK — swiz ‧ zle stick /ˈswɪz ə l ˌstɪk/ BrE AmE noun [countable] [ Date: 1800-1900 ; Origin: swizzle type of …
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SIZZLE — siz ‧ zle /ˈsɪz ə l/ BrE AmE verb [intransitive] [ Date: 1600-1700 ; Origin: From the sound ] to …
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RAZZLE — raz ‧ zle /ˈræz ə l/ BrE AmE noun be/go (out) on the razzle British English spoken informal to go …
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PUZZLEMENT — puz ‧ zle ‧ ment /ˈpʌz ə lmənt/ BrE AmE noun [uncountable] formal a feeling of being confused and unable …
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PUZZLE — I. puz ‧ zle 1 /ˈpʌz ə l/ BrE AmE noun [countable] 1 . a game or toy that has …
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