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| achy | feeling or being the site of a constant dull pain |
| ait | geography a small island, especially in a river |
| anti | expressing or holding an opposing view, particularly regarding a political issue or moral principle |
| attache | to secure one thing to another |
| aye | used to say yes |
| cay | a small low island or reef in the sea, made of coral or sand, especially in the Caribbean |
| ceil | to construct a ceiling for a room |
| cyan | a deep greenish-blue color that, together with yellow and magenta, is one of the three primary colors used in printing and photographic processing |
| ecu | money the former official monetary unit of the European Union, established in 1979. The currency ceased to exist at the end of 1999 when it was replaced by the Euro |
| eon | vast amount of time |
| ern | a long-winged European sea eagle |
| heck | used as a mild way of expressing annoyance or frustration, or emphasizing a statement |
| heckle | to shout remarks, insults, or questions in order to disconcert somebody who is making a speech or giving a performance |
| het | a heterosexual person |
| hoer | one who uses a hoe |
| hoke | to introduce highly melodramatic or broadly comic elements into a story, play, or speech, in order to captivate an audience |
| hon | a term of affection or endearment used to address somebody |
| honker | a person, animal, or object, for example, a goose or a car horn, that makes a honking sound |
| ilk | kind or sort |
| ivy | an evergreen climbing plant with woody stems and green, green-and-yellow, or green-and-white leaves that grows easily on walls or trees or along the ground |
| kern | the part of a typographical character that projects beyond the body |
| kex | the dried stems of a large hollow-stemmed plant such as cow parsnip or chervil |
| lei | a garland of flowers, especially one worn around the neck in Hawaii and other parts of Polynesia |
| lek | the main currency unit of Albania, worth 100 qindars |
| leke | an area of ground that some birds such as the black grouse use as a stage for communal breeding displays and courtship during the mating season |
| noh | a form of Japanese drama that presents a story in a highly stylized fashion, using music, dance, and elaborate costumes. |
| nota | a hard protective covering on an insects thorax |
| nth | last or latest in a long and often tedious series of similar occurrences |
| oke | South Africa a man |
| ort | a scrap or bit of food remaining after a meal is finished |
| rex | a word used in the formal title of a reigning king, especially on coins and official documents |
| tach | a mustache |
| tache | a mustache |
| tanto | a Japanese dagger or short sword |
| tao | in Taoist philosophy, the ultimate reality in which all things are located or happen |
| tau | the 19th letter of the Greek alphabet, represented in the English alphabet as t |
| taut | pulled or stretched tightly |
| tho | though |
| thy | belonging or relating to you, the second person singular possessive corresponding to thou |
| tiro | somebody who is beginning to learn something (tyro) |
| titan | mythology in Greek mythology, one of the twelve children of Uranus and Gaea, supreme rulers of the universe until they were overthrown by Zeus |
| titi | zoology a tropical South American arboreal monkey with a round face, thick soft fur, and a long tail. Genus: |
| tor | a rocky peak of a hill or mountain, specifically one exposed by the weathering of surrounding rock |
| tori | plural of torus |
| trow | to think, believe, or suppose that something is the case |
| tut | a clicking sound made with the tongue, or a spoken imitation of this sound, used as an expression of annoyance or disapproval, sometimes ironically |
| vile | causing disgust or abhorrence |
| wot | 1st person present singula |
| yech | used to express disgust |
| yon | yonder, over there |
| geld | veterinary medicine to castrate an animal, especially a horse |
| gelds | veterinary medicine to castrate an animal, especially a horse |
| gelt | money |
| elhi | used to describe educational material relating to or designed for use in grades 1 to 12 |
| edh | a printed or written character (ð) used in the runic alphabet and in modern phonetics to represent the th sound in the English words this and other |
| helot | in ancient Sparta, a member of a class of serfs claimed as property by the state but assigned to individual Spartans to work on their land |
| ogle | to look at somebody for sexual enjoyment or as a way of showing sexual interest |
| ogled | to look at somebody for sexual enjoyment or as a way of showing sexual interest |
| orle | a border that runs inside and parallel to the edge of the shield of a coat-of-arms |
| ort | a scrap or bit of food remaining after a meal is finished |
| loge | the area in a theater at the front of the upper level |
| toed | having toes of a particular kind or number |
| rotl | a unit of weight used in many Islamic countries, varying from approximately 0.45 to 2.25 kg1 to 5 lbs |
| sidle | to edge along in a furtive way |
| fro | an Afro hairstyle |
| froe | a cutting tool with one end of its blade fastened at right angles to a short handle, used to split wood along the grain to make shingles or barrel staves |
| egis | in Greek mythology, the shield of Zeus or Athena |
| veg | vegetables or a vegetable |
| sri | a title of respect for a man in the Indian subcontinent, equivalent to Mr. |
| tis | a woody Polynesian and Australian plant of the agave family with leaves used for thatching, garments, and fodder, and with roots used as food and for making beverages. Genus: Cordyline |
| trig | trigonometry, especially as a school subject |
| trigs | a brake or supporting block used to stop something from rolling |
