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|Wlaffe ||vb||To stammer, speak indistinctly.
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|Wlaffe ||n||One who stammers or stutters.
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|Wlaffing ||n||The action of stammering or stutters.
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|Wlak ||adj||Lukewarm, tepid.
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|Wlak ||adv||In wlack hot - lukewarmish, a little hotter than tepid.
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|Wlappe ||vb||To wrap around, also fig.
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|Wlat ||n||Nausea, loathing, disgust.
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|Wlate ||vb||To feel disgust or loathing. 2. to loathe, abhor, disgust.
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|Wlating ||n||Loathing, abhorrence, destestation. 2. occasionally meaning: abomination.
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|Wlatingness ||n||Abhorrence.
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|Wlatness ||n||Nausea,loathing.
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|Wlatsome ||adj||Naseous, loathsome, disgusting.
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|Wlench ||vb||To make proud. 2. reflexively - to pride oneself.
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|Wlessche ||n||Flesh.
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|Wlisp ||adj||Lisping.
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|Wlite ||n||OE: (light) : beauty, splendor, appearance, form, countenance. See: andwlite, wliti.
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|Wlite ||vb||OE: writian, writling. 2. to pipe, chirp, warble.
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|Wloh ||n||A hem, fringe, nap on cloth; wio.
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|Wlonk ||adj||Proud, haughty. 2. rich, splendid, epithet fine, magnificient - in later use esp. as a conventional epithet in alliterative verse. 3. rich in moisture or sap; rank, lush. 4. fair and beautiful.
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|Wlonkful ||adj||Prideful.
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|Wlonkhede ||n||Wlonkhood- a proud state.
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|Wlouh ||adj||Opulent.
 
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Latest revision as of 08:24, 4 March 2014

Old English sp English
Wlaffe vb To stammer, speak indistinctly.
Wlaffe n One who stammers or stutters.
Wlaffing n The action of stammering or stutters.
Wlak adj Lukewarm, tepid.
Wlak adv In wlack hot - lukewarmish, a little hotter than tepid.
Wlappe vb To wrap around, also fig.
Wlat n Nausea, loathing, disgust.
Wlate vb To feel disgust or loathing. 2. to loathe, abhor, disgust.
Wlating n Loathing, abhorrence, destestation. 2. occasionally meaning: abomination.
Wlatingness n Abhorrence.
Wlatness n Nausea,loathing.
Wlatsome adj Naseous, loathsome, disgusting.
Wlench vb To make proud. 2. reflexively - to pride oneself.
Wlessche n Flesh.
Wlisp adj Lisping.
Wlite n OE: (light) : beauty, splendor, appearance, form, countenance. See: andwlite, wliti.
Wlite vb OE: writian, writling. 2. to pipe, chirp, warble.
Wloh n A hem, fringe, nap on cloth; wio.
Wlonk adj Proud, haughty. 2. rich, splendid, epithet fine, magnificient - in later use esp. as a conventional epithet in alliterative verse. 3. rich in moisture or sap; rank, lush. 4. fair and beautiful.
Wlonkful adj Prideful.
Wlonkhede n Wlonkhood- a proud state.
Wlouh adj Opulent.
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