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| aban | | "to summon, to proclaim"
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| abare | | "to lay bare; to disclose"
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| abear | | "to bear or behave"
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| abearing | | "bearing; behavior"
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| abearingly | | "bearable"
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| abeat | | "to beat"
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| abid | | "to ask for; to pray for"
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| abite | | "to bite in pieces"
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| ablan | | past tense of ablin
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| ablin | | "to cease, to leave off; to desist"
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| ablind | | "to grow blind; to make blind"
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| ablow | | "to blow up"
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| ablun or ablunen | | past participle of ablin
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| abow | | "to bow, to bend"
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| aburst | | "to burst out"
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| abusy | | "to busy"
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| abusying | | "occupation"
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| abuy | | "to pay for; to atone for"
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| acarve | | "to cut off"
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| accurse | | "to put a curse on"
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| achen | | strong past participle of ache (like shaken)
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| acknow | | "to acknowledge"
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| acome | | "to come to; to endure"
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| acraft | | "to devise"
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| acresplot | | "an acre"
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| acunning | | "experience, trial"
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| adaw | | "to dawn; to awake"
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| aday | | "at day"
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| adays | | "at day"
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| addle | | "mud, dirt, filthy place"
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| addle | | "disease, infirmity, sickness"
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| addle | | "to be diseased or ill; to cause disease"
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| addleseath | | "sewer, sink"
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| addley | | "sick, diseased"
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| adead | | "to deaden"
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| adeal | | "to deal out"
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| adelve | | "to delve"
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| adight | | "to ordain, to dispose"
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| ado | | "to do away"
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| adown | | "down; downwards"
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| adread | | "to dread"
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| adreadingly | | "terrible"
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| adreeze | | "to fall to pieces, to decline, to vanish, to fail"
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| adrive | | "to drive away"
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| adrorn | | past participle of adreeze
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| adroze | | past tense of adreeze
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| adumb | | "to become dumb"
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| afall | | "to fall down"
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| afand | | "to prove"
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| afandingly | | "proveable"
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| afasten | | "to make firm"
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| afastlo | | "certainly!"
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| afear | | "to frighten"
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| afeed | | "to feed"
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| afleam | | "to put to flight"
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| afleshness | | "incarnation"
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| afore | | "before"
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| aforetime | | "at a former time"
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| afoul | | "to make foul"
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| Africanish | | "African"
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| afright | | "to be frightened"
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| aft | | "from behind"
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| aftercomer | | "later comer"
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| afterdeal | | "disadvantage"
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| aftereld | | "advanced age"
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| afterend | | "latter end"
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| afterfollow | | "follow after"
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| afterfollower | | "follower"
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| afterfollowingness | | "succession"
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| aftmost | | "last, hindmost"
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| aftward | | "behind"
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| againchar | | "return"
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| againcome | | "return"
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| againflowing | | "flowing back and forth"
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| againfold | | "to fold or roll back"
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| againrising | | "resurrection"
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| againward | | "going back"
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| againwardly | | "adversative"
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| agame | | "in jest"
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| aghast | | "to terrify"
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| agin | | "to begin"
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| aginningly | | "inchoative"
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| agive | | "to give up or back"
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| ago | | "to go away"
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| agone | | "gone away; ago"
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| agrief | | "in grief"
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| agrise | | "to be afraid"
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| agrisen | | past participle of agrise
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| agrose | | past tense of agrise
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| aguilt | | "to be in fault"
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| aheight | | "aloft"
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| ahigh | | "on high"
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| aise | | "awe; terror"
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| aise | | "to frighten"
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| aiseful | | "fearful"
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| aisely | | "terrible"
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| aising | | "terror"
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| aith | | "harrow"
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| aith | | "to harrow"
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| aither | | "harrower"
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| aiwhat | | "anything"
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| aiwhere | | "everywhere"
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| aiwhence | | "from all parts, everywhere"
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| aiwhich | | "each, every"
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| aiwhither | | "in all direction"
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| aiwho | | "each one, everyone"
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| aiwhose | | "altogether, in every way, entirely"
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| aken | | "to bring forth"
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| akennend | | "parent"
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| akenning | | "birth"
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| akenningly | | "native"
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| akithe | | "to show or reveal; to declare"
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| alame | | "to grow lame"
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| alder | | "chief; life, age"
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| alder- | | "of all"
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| alderapostle | | "chief apostle"
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| alderbane | | "life-destroyer"
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| alderbest | | "best of all"
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| alderbishop | | "archbishop"
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| alderbold | | "palace, mansion"
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| alderborough | | "metropolis"
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| aldercare | | "great sorrow"
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| alderdevil | | "archdevil"
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| alderdom | | "power, authority"
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| alderfairest | | "fairest of all"
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| alderfirst | | "first of all"
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| alderfrea | | "lord, chief"
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| alderlast | | "last of all"
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| alderleast | | "least of all"
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| alderless | | "lordless; lifeless"
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| alderliefest | | "dearest of all"
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| alderliness | | "authority"
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| alderlong | | "lifelong, eternal"
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| alderly | | "chief, authoritative"
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| aldermost | | "most of all"
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| aldernext | | "next of all"
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| aldership | | "seniority, headship"
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| alderthane | | "chief thane"
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| alderwisest | | "wisest of all"
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| alderworst | | "worst of all"
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| aleam | | "to illumine"
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| aleave | | "to allow"
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| alecleave | | "ale-cellar"
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| aleese | | "to release or redeem"
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| aleesend | | "releaser, redeemer"
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| aleesedness | | "release, redemption"
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| aleeseness | | "release, redemption"
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| aleesing | | "release, redemption"
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| alength | | "at full length; lengthwise"
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| alight | | "to enlighten"
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| alighting | | "illumination"
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| alikeness | | "image; statue"
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| alimp | | "to happen"
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| allbeliefly | | "universally believed; catholic"
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| allgodweb | | "allsilk-cloth"
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| allgodwebben | | "allsilken"
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| allkin | | "of every kind"
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| allkind | | "of every kind"
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| allmight | | "omnipotence"
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| alls | | "entirely"
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| allskins | | "of every kind"
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| allutterly | | "entirely"
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| allwoldend | | "allruling-one; God"
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| ally | | "of all, universal; catholic"
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| amar | | "to mar"
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| ambight | | "service; servant"
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| ambightthane | | "servant"
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| amorrow | | "in the morning"
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| andet | | "to confess"
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| anether | | "to lower; to humiliate"
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| anew | | "to renew"
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| anfang | | "acceptance"
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| anget | | "intellect"
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| angetful | | "intelligent"
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| angetness | | "understanding"
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| angin | | "beginning"
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| angmoodness | | "sorrow"
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| angsome | | "hard"
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| angsomeness | | "hardship, anxiety"
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| anight | | "at night"
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| anlit | | "face"
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| anon | | "at once"
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| anonrights | | "immediatly"
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| anseen | | "face"
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| anward | | "present"
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| anwardness | | "presence"
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| appleber | | "applebearing"
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| appled | | "round like an apple"
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| applehoard | | "stock of apples"
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| applekin | | "kind of apple"
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| appletown | | "pomarium"
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| aqueal | | "to die, to perish"
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| aqueath | | "to say or speak out; to resound"
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| aquell | | "to kill"
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| aquench | | "to quench"
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| aquern | | "squirrel"
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| aquetch | | "to make move or shake; to move or shake"
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| aquick | | "to quicken, to become alive"
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| aquine | | "to diminish"
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| aquinen | | past participle of aquine
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| aquink | | "to vanish, to be extinguished or eclipsed"
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| aquone | | past tense of aquine
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| Arabish | | "Arabian"
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| ard | | "region"
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| ard | | "to dwell"
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| ardfast | | "settled, abiding"
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| ardingly | | "habitable"
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| ardingstow | | "dwelling-place"
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| aread | | "to stipulate; to interpret"
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| areadness | | "stipulation"
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| arear | | "to rear up"
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| ared | | "to save"
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| aredding | | "salvation"
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| aright | | "rightly"
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| arime | | "to count"
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| arine | | "to touch"
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| arinen | | past participle of arine
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| arist | | "resurrection"
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| aristhight | | "hope of resurrection"
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| arm | | "poor"
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| armbea | | "bracelet"
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| armedder | | "brachial vein"
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| armgreat | | "as thick as an arm"
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| armheart | | "tender-hearted"
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| armheartness | | "compassion"
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| arming | | "poor person; wretch"
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| armshank | | "armbone"
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| armstrong | | "strong of arm"
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| armswith | | "strong of arm"
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| armth | | "poverty"
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| arn | | "building" (other spelling ern)
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| arood | | "on the rood"
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| arone | | past tense of arine
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| arow | | "in a row"
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| arseling or arselings | | "backwards"
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| arsetharm | | "the lower bowel"
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| arsethirl | | "arse-passage; anus"
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| arveth | | "difficulty"
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| arvethfind | | "difficult to find"
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| arvethheld | | "difficult to hold"
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| arvethtell | | "difficult to count"
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| arvethwin | | "difficult to win"
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| asake | | "to deny, to renounce"
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| asear | | "to grow sear"
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| aseek | | "to seek out"
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| aseekingly | | "seekable"
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| asench | | "to make sink"
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| aset | | "to set, to appoint"
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| ashame | | "to feel shame"
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| ashbore | | "spearbearer"
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| ashearingly | | "disjunctive"
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| ashort | | "to become short"
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| ashun | | "to shun"
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| asilk | | "to slacken"
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| asink | | "to sink down"
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| asker | | "questioner; plaintiff"
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| aslake | | "to become slack"
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| aslakingly | | "remissive"
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| aspring | | "to spring up"
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| astel | | "bookmark"
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| astell | | "to set, to establish"
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| astench | | "to annoy with stench"
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| astie | | "to go; to ascend" (other spelling asty)
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| astien | | past participle of astie
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| astir | | "to stir up"
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| astirring | | "motion"
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| astoe | | past tense of astie
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| astretch | | "to stretch out"
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| asty | | "to go; to ascend" (other spelling astie)
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| astying | | "ascension"
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| asunder | | "to seperate"
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| asundering | | "division"
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| aswelt | | "to faint, to die"
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| aswike | | "to abandon, to betray, to decieve"
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| atbe | | "to be present"
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| atbraid | | "to take away"
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| atbraidingly | | "ablative"
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| ateke | | "addition"
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| atell | | "to tell, to narrate"
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| atend | | "to set on fire; to kindle"
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| atew | | "to reveal"
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| atewingly | | "indicative"
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| atewness | | "revelation"
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| atfang | | "to seize at"
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| atflee | | "to flee away"
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| atfore | | "before"
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| atgather | | "together"
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| athel | | "noble"
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| athel | | "to dignify, to honour"
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| athelkind | | "nobleborn"
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| athelkindness | | "nobleness"
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| atheling | | "prince"
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| Athenish | | "Athenian"
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| athester | | "to become dark"
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| athind | | "behind"
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| athink | | "to displease"
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| athirst | | "to suffer from thirst"
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| athold | | "to retain"
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| athreet | | "to tire"
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| athrism | | "to suffocate"
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| atight | | "to entice"
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| atire | | "to become exhausted"
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| atiringly | | "exhaustable"
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| atlout | | "to hide oneself"
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| atnext | | "at last"
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| atreach | | "to reach at; to snatch away"
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| atread | | "to advise"
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| atright | | "right at hand"
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| atrights | | "almost, nearly"
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| atrin | | "touch"
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| atrine | | "to touch at"
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| atrinen | | past participle of atrine
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| atrone | | past tense of atrine
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| atsake | | "to to deny, to renounce"
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| atsparn | | strong past tense of atspurn
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| atspornen | | strong past participle of atspurn
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| atspring | | "to spring up"
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| atspurn | | "to dash the foot against"
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| atstand | | "to stand at hand"
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| atstart | | "to start away"
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| atter | | "poison'
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| atter | | "to poison"
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| atterber | | "poisionous"
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| attercop | | "spider"
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| attercraft | | "skill of poisoning"
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| atterly | | "poisonous"
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| attern | | "poisonous"
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| attery | | "poisonous"
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| attle | | "terrible"
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| atwain | | "in two; asunder"
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| atween | | "between"
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| atwist | | "presence"
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| atwite | | "to reproach"
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| atwitten | | past participle of atwite
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| atwixt | | "betwixt, among"
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| atwo | | "in two"
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| atwote | | past tense of atwite
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| aught | | "anything"
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| awaycome | | "to come away"
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| awaygo | | "to go away"
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| awayward | | "going away"
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| aweed | | "to rave, to be mad"
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| aweigh | | "to bear up"
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| awield | | "to govern"
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| awend | | "to turn; to change; to translate"
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| awendingly | | "changeable"
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| awendingliness | | "changeableness"
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| awhape | | "to strike, to confound"
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| awhaped | | "amazed"
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| awheen | | "to vex"
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| awoo | | "to woo"
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| awork | | "at work"
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| awough | | "crookedly"
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| awrite | | "to write down"
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| awrothe | | "to become wroth"
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| axle | | "shoulder"
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| axlecloth | | "scapular"
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| axlispann | | "place where the two beams of a cross intersect"
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| axlistall | | "shoulder-companion"
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