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appint, appinted, appintit, appintment, appynt, appynted, appyntit, appyntment, disapp$ntment, disappint, disappinted, disappintet, disappintment, disappointit, disappynt, disappyntit, disappyntment, dissapyntet, dissie, dissy, dizappyntit, dizzy,
appint [əˈpəint]
v. To appoint.
pt. pp. appintit
Compounds and phrases etc.
appintment: An appointment.
disappint [ˈdɪs-]: to disappoint pt. pp. disappintit, col. dissie To desert, jilt.
disappintin: Disappointing.
disappintment: Disappointment.
applaase, applaud, applause, applawd,
applaud [əˈplɑːd, əˈplɔːd, N. I. əˈplaːd]
v. To assent or agree, to give or show approval (to something).
Compounds and phrases etc.
applause: Commendation, praise.
applee, applee$d, appleed, appleid, application, applie,
applee [əˈpliː]
v. To apply.
pt. pp. applee'd
Compounds and phrases etc.
application: Application.
applöse, appluis, appluise,
appluise [I.Sh. əˈpløz]
v. Offer, make available, make known.
appone,
appone [əˈpon]
v. To attach, present a document etc. in proof, append.
appreciate, appreciatit,
appreciate [əˈpriʃɪet]
v. To recognize the full worth of.
pt. appreciatit
pp. appreciate adj. Valued.
apprehend, apprehension,
apprehend [əprəˈhɛn(d)]
v. To come upon, find or discover a person or thing. To seize, arrest, take into custody.
Compounds and phrases etc.
apprehension: An anxiety or fear that something bad or unpleasant will happen. The action of arresting someone.
apprise,
apprise [əˈpraɪz]
v. To appraise, appreciate.
approach, approachin,
approach [əˈprotʃ]
n. A way of dealing with a situation or problem.
v. To come near or nearer to in distance or time.
Compounds and phrases etc.
approachin: Approaching.
approbate,
approbate [əpˈrəbet]
v. leg. To give formal assent to, to approve or accept as valid.
Compounds and phrases etc.
approbate and reprobate: To assent to part of a deed and object against the rest.
reprobate: To reject or refuse an instrument or deed as binding,
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