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| word
| - "Dig One's Grave With One's Teeth"
- "darkest time is near the dawn "
- daresty
- darkword
- daven
- daybook
- dayleat
- deadhouse
- deal
- dealock
- dearworth
- deedly
- deer
- delvern
- dern
- dew drier
- ditch
- dovetail
- downmust
- dree
- dretch
- drovebeam
- dry-month
- dust-sucker
- dwale
- dwild
- dwine
- dwolma
- ðereright
- ðeresomeness
- ðerestand
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| Meaning
| - active
- chaos
- quarry
- part
- the sun
- that which produces insensibility to pain, as ether
- a long narrow excavation in the earth; any small natural waterway
- an account of day-to-day events, a record of experiences, ideas, or reflections kept regularly for private use
- We've tried to dovetail our plans with theirs.
- a vacuum cleaner.
- an animal in general
- endure
- error
- fit, suitable
- inkhorn word.
- instantly, immediately
- precious
- secret, a language spoken by only a few people.
- the fact or condition of being present
- the sixth month of the year, the dry month
- there is hope, even in the worst of circumstances.
- to afflict, torment, agitate.
- to cause something to fit exactly together
- to cause to do something as if by force
- to waste or pine away, decline in vigour
- a building or room in which bodies are kept between death and burial
- venturesome, presumptuous
- viaduct
- vine
- the manner in which a person or thing is placed or arranged
- an element of something, the simplest part of a whole, a morpheme in a word
- by poor diet one hasten one's journey to the grave.
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| synonyms
| - June
- chloroform, ether
- day-candle
- diary, journal
- force, compel
- gully; fosse
- hardword.
- morgue, mortuary
- never give up hope.
- position
- presence
- suffer, tolerate, undergo
- vex, gall, upset
- wither, wane, languish
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| etymology
| - OE
- CED
- rare; unknown in other germanic languages.
In ME esp, to trouble in sleep. < from OE ''dreccan.
- Anglo-Saxon, from Sēre-Mōnath
- O.E.
- OE 'dark' & 'word'
- OE dafen
- OE deorwierðe
- OE dic "trench, dike
- OE dyrsig
- OE dædlic
- OE ðærrihte
- archaic revival from OE
- archaic revival, from OE dwinan dwan
- compound: 'down' + 'must'
- compound: ‘there’ + ‘stand’
- dale + leat
- day + book
- deal + -ock
- delve + -ern
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