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Sunday 13 September 2009

cel

See cel.

eupnea

means 'normal relaxed breathing' (WordNet).

Variations: eupnea, eupneas, eupneic, eupnoea, eupnoeas, eupnoeic.

serries

is part of the verb 'to serry' meaning 'to crowd together' (lexic.us).

Variations: serried, serries, serry, serrying.

izar

See izar.

frib

is a piece of wool taken from a fleece (lexic.us).

Variations: frib, fribs.

gooby

empale

is a synonym of impale meaning 'to pierce with a sharp stake or point' (WordNet).

Variations: empale, empaled, empalement, empalements, empaler, empalers, empales, empaling.

yipe

is the plural of yipe, an interjection used to express fear or surprise (lexic.us).

Variations: yipe, yipes.

dae

is a verb meaning 'to do' (lexic.us).

Variations: dae, daeing, daes.

hooly

is an alternative spelling of the adjective hoolie meaning easy or slow (lexic.us).

Variations: hoolie, hoolier, hooliest, hooly.

herblet

is a small herb (lexic.us).

Variations: herblet, herblets.

tiro

See tiro.

oop

is an alternative spelling of oup meaning 'to bind with thread or cord' (lexic.us).

Variations: oop, ooped, ooping, oops, oup, ouped, ouping, oups.

cay

See cay.

lowt

See lowt.

chid

is an alternative past form of the verb 'to chide' (as is chode) (Wiktionary).

Variations: chid, chode.

tontine

is either (WordNet):
  1. a form of life insurance whereby on the death or default of a participant his share is distributed to the remaining members
  2. an annuity scheme wherein participants share certain benefits and on the death of any participant his benefits are redistributed among the remaining participants


Variations: tontine, tontiner, tontiners, tontines.

enseam

barnier

explant

is a verb meaning 'to remove from the natural site of growth and place in a medium' (lexic.us).

Variations: explant, explantation, explantations, explanted, explanting, explants.

infante

rei

geat

ixia

See ixia.

vitamine

is a water-soluble complex of micronutrients from rice bran (Wikipedia).

Variations: vitamine, vitamines.

hox

See hoxes.

mand