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- -ish >
- a band or sheet of fibrous tissue providing a subcutaneous covering for various parts of the body >
- a blemish >
- a close relationship with someone >
- a collection of misheard words and sentences >
- a combining form denoting a relationship to a funnel or to a funnel like structure >
- a combining form denoting a relationship to fibers >
- a combining form denoting relationship to the embryo >
- a combining form denoting relationship to the scrotum or the pouch of skin which contains the testes >
- a combining form denoting relationship to the spleen >
- a crescent shaped body >
- a dermatologist is someone who makes rash judgments >
- a different kind of vocabulary lexicon that emphasizes english words primarily from latin and greek origins >
- a diminutive of the spanish plata >
- a fashion show between our naked arrival into the world and our dressed departure >
- a finnish chemist and mineralogist >
- a fortified town of a gaulish tribe of the parisii >
- a funnel shaped organ of the body >
- a gnashing >
- a harsh sound >
- a kangaroo is the largest species of grasshopper known to humans >
- a kind of fish >
- a kind of short sword or scimiter >
- a list of decibel levels and the examples that show the various decibel scales >
- a look at publishing >
- a nourishment of consuming >
- a prefix used in front of english words >
- a presentation of simplified american english pronunciations >
- a reference to the chemical constituent of crab and lobster shells >
- a reference to the color of the gas which tends to be greenish yellow >
- a relationship to a nettle or nettle like structure >
- a relationship to darkness >
- a rod shaped bacterium >
- a shaking >
- a sharp edge or point >
- a sharp point >
- a sharp stone >
- a shocking situation >
- a short history >
- a short history about the profession of barbers >
- a shrill sound >
- a small rush basket >
- a suffix that forms adjectives and examples that are used to show them >
- a suffix that forms english adjectives from latin adjectives ending with -is or -ius with meanings about >
- a teacher at school had to go to an ophthalmologist to get her eyes examined because she couldnt control her pupils >
- a temple or a place of worship >
- a variety of shrew species >
- a variety of shrew species >
- a washing >
- a wedge shaped bone found at the base of the skull >
- a young shoot >
- abolish >
- abolishable >
- abolished >
- abolisher >
- abolishers >
- abolishes >
- abolishing >
- abolishment >
- abolishments >
- about english words >
- accomplish >
- accomplish >
- accomplished >
- accomplishes >
- accomplishing >
- accomplishment >
- accomplishments >
- acoustic shadow >
- acoustic shadows >
- acoustic shock >
- acoustic shocks >
- act or habit of showing off >
- acutish >
- adjusting shim >
- adjusting shims >
- admonish >
- admonished >
- admonishes >
- admonishing >
- afghani pushtoo or pushtu >
- aguish >
- aguishly >
- aguishness >
- all parts in the body except flesh or muscles >
- almond shaped >
- also used to show chemicals >
- amateurish >
- amateurishly >
- amateurishness >
- an abundance of word information about english vocabulary derived from latin and greek sources >
- an american dictionary of the english language as conceived by noah webster >
- an egyptian rush >
- an english history and its development >
- an english history and its development >
- an etymological approach to learning more about english words >
- an exhibit of artistically enhanced hands showing creative marvels >
- an infection or foreign material that causes a thick whitish yellow fluid which results from the accumulation of white blood cells >
- ancestors or greek origins for the english words referring to child or boy >
- ancestors or latin origins of words in english >
- and a reference to the charred ashes of the saltwort >
- and dishonesty and their detriments to human progress >
- and is so named because its shape resembles that of a crows beak >
- and shepherds >
- and suffixes that every advanced english speaker and reader should know >
- and why hundreds of words have entered the english language >
- anguish >
- anguished >
- anguishes >
- anguishing >
- animal shelter >
- animal shelters >
- another approach that can enhance a persons greek latin english vocabulary >
- another way to improve ones latin greek english vocabulary >
- antidisestablishmentarian >
- antidisestablishmentarianism >
- antidisestablishmentarianisms >
- antidisestablishmentarians >
- antiestablishmentarianism >
- antiestablishmentarianisms >
- any cup shaped hollow >
- any of a group of plants including mushrooms >
- apple polisher >
- apple polishers >
- apprenticeship >
- apprenticeships >
- archbishop >
- archbishopric >
- archbishoprics >
- archbishops >
- aromatic bush leaves >
- as seen in the tragedy of julius caesar by william shakespeare >
- as seen in this hippo and tortoise relationship >
- ash gray >
- ashes >
- atmospheric shimmer >
- atmospheric shimmers >
- babyish >
- ball shaped part of the stem of certain plants >
- baluster shaft >
- baluster shavt >
- banishment >
- basin shaped structure of the body >
- be nourished >
- becoming smaller or shorter >
- belly or a relationship to the abdomen or the front or anterior aspect of the body >
- benign is what a person becomes after he or she is eight >
- beta sheet >
- bill is proposed in new hampshire >
- biological shield >
- bishanopliosaurus >
- bishop >
- blemish >
- bluish >
- bluish >
- bluish gray >
- blushing >
- boat shaped >
- bombshell >
- bookish >
- british >
- british >
- british spelling >
- british spelling variation >
- british thermal unit >
- brush >
- brutish >
- brutishly >
- brutishness >
- bush >
- bush >
- bushes >
- but in billions of shapes and forms >
- by way of middle english >
- carotid sheath >
- carp fish >
- cash >
- cash money >
- cashed >
- cashes >
- cashier >
- cashiers >
- cashing >
- catfish >
- cavefish >
- censorship >
- chafing dish >
- cherish >
- cherishable >
- cherished >
- cherisher >
- cherishers >
- cherishes >
- cherishing >
- cherishingly >
- cherishment >
- cherishments >
- childish >
- chinshakiangosaurus >
- churlish >
- ciceroneship >
- citizenship >
- clashing >
- clientship >
- close relationships >
- co adjutorship >
- co adjutorships >
- coadjutorship >
- coadjutorships >
- coil shaped microorganisms >
- column shaped >
- comb shaped >
- combustible shale >
- combustion shock >
- companionship >
- companionship >
- connoisseurship >
- connoisseurships >
- consulship >
- consulships >
- contradistinguish >
- contradistinguished >
- contradistinguishes >
- contradistinguishing >
- convulsive shock therapies >
- convulsive shock therapy >
- countershaft >
- couture fashion >
- coyish >
- creatures having or characterized by a type of hard shell >
- creatureship >
- cross shaped >
- crush >
- crusher >
- cultish >
- cup shaped ring of sepals encasing a flower bud >
- currish >
- currishly >
- currishness >
- cushion >
- custodianship >
- cut short >
- cybercash >
- cyberpublisher >
- cyberpublishers >
- cybershop >
- cybershopped >
- cybershopping >
- cybershops >
- danelaw territory and english territory >
- danish >
- danish >
- danish and norwegian >
- danish days >
- danish months >
- danish or norwegian >
- danish physicist >
- dashed down >
- demolish >
- demolished >
- demolishes >
- demolishing >
- denotes relationship to a tumor >
- denotes relationship to the cecum or the first part of the large intestine >
- denoting a relationship to drinking or the intake of fluids >
- denoting relationship to the posterior or back part >
- denoting u shaped >
- diminish >
- diminish >
- diminishable >
- diminished >
- diminished >
- diminishes >
- diminishing >
- diminishing >
- diminishment >
- diminishments >
- dishabille >
- dishabilles >
- dishabillophobia >
- dishabillophobias >
- disharmonic >
- disharmonious >
- disharmonize >
- disharmonized >
- disharmonizes >
- disharmonizing >
- disharmony >
- dishonest >
- dishonestly >
- dishonesty >
- dishonor >
- dishonor >
- dishonorable >
- dishonorableness >
- dishonorably >
- distinguish >
- distinguishable >
- distinguishableness >
- distinguishably >
- distinguished >
- distinguishes >
- distinguishing >
- dont shout >
- dwarfish >
- dyshepatia >
- dyshidria >
- dyshidroses >
- dyshidrosis >
- dyshypnia >
- eating grasshoppers >
- edileship >
- edileships >
- elder share >
- electric fish >
- electric shaver >
- electric shield >
- electric shielding >
- electric shock >
- electric shock tube >
- electric shunt >
- electro optic shutter >
- electro optical shutter >
- electroconvulsive shock therapies >
- electroconvulsive shock therapy >
- electrofishing >
- electrolytic polishing >
- electromagnetic shield >
- electromagnetic shielding >
- electromagnetic shock wave >
- electron shell >
- electronic cash register >
- electronic flash >
- electronic flash unit >
- electronic shutter >
- electronic spreadsheet >
- electrooptical shutter >
- electropolish >
- electropolishing >
- electroshock >
- electroshock therapies >
- electroshock therapy >
- electroshock treatment >
- electrostatic shield >
- electrostatic shielding >
- elephant shrews >
- elephant shrews >
- embellish >
- embellished >
- embellisher >
- embellishers >
- embellishes >
- embellishing >
- embellishment >
- embellishments >
- english >
- english and its historical development >
- english and its historical development >
- english chronology >
- english chronology >
- english comes from many sources >
- english communication >
- english days of the week >
- english history and its development references >
- english history and its language development >
- english language >
- english language >
- english months of the year >
- english vocabulary words from latin and greek units prefixes >
- english was re established in britain >
- english word etymology info about a wide spectrum of english words >
- english words from latin and greek origins >
- english words mostly from latin and greek origins >
- english writers used greek and latin to express content >
- enmesh >
- enshrine >
- enshrinement >
- enshrining >
- eremitish >
- especially the upper arm from the shoulder to the elbow >
- establish >
- established >
- establishes >
- establishing >
- establishment >
- establishmentarian >
- establishmentarianism >
- establishmentarianisms >
- establishmentarians >
- establishments >
- establishments that often forget that in business >
- evanish >
- evanished >
- evanishes >
- evanishing >
- explosive shell >
- extinguish >
- extinguishable >
- extinguished >
- extinguisher >
- extinguishers >
- extinguishes >
- extinguishing >
- extinguishment >
- extinguishments >
- eyelash >
- eyelashes >
- eyelashes >
- eyewash >
- eyewashes >
- famish >
- famished >
- famishes >
- famishing >
- fashion >
- fashionable >
- fashionableness >
- fashionably >
- fellowship >
- fenestrated sheath >
- fenestrated sheathes >
- fetish >
- fetishes >
- fetishism >
- fetishist >
- fever as shown at this link >
- feverish >
- feverish >
- feverishly >
- feverishness >
- final showdown >
- finish >
- finished >
- finisher >
- finishers >
- finishes >
- finishing >
- finnish >
- finnish >
- finnish days >
- finnish months >
- fish >
- fish >
- fisher >
- fishes >
- fishing >
- flash >
- flashing >
- flashtube >
- flesh >
- flesh >
- flesh eating >
- fleshly >
- fleshy >
- fleshy >
- fleshy mass of tissue hanging from the soft palate above the root of the tongue >
- fleshy parts of the body >
- flexible rod shaped organ >
- flourish >
- flourished >
- flourishes >
- flourishing >
- flush >
- flush tank >
- flushing >
- flushometer >
- focusing on words newsletters previously published >
- foolish >
- foolish >
- foolishly >
- foolishness >
- foolishness >
- foreshadow >
- foreshadowed >
- foreshadower >
- foreshadowers >
- foreshadowing >
- foreshadows >
- foreshow >
- foreshowed >
- foreshowing >
- foreshows >
- fresh >
- friendship >
- from gaulish latin >
- from greek -akos forming adjectives this suffix was used to form names of arts and sciences in greek and it is now generally used to form new names of sciences in english >
- from old english mentel and from old french mantel >
- from swedish >
- frontal crash >
- fumish >
- funnel shaped pelvis >
- furnish >
- garnish >
- gash >
- gaulish >
- gladiatorship >
- globalization of the english language as presented from various international perspectives >
- gluttonish >
- grape shaped bacteria occurring in irregular clusters >
- grasshopper >
- grasshopper >
- grasshoppers >
- grasshoppers >
- greek -issa late latin -issa old french -esse middle english -esse >
- greenish yellow >
- grinding or gnashing the teeth >
- gurgling and splashing >
- gush >
- harsh >
- having a certain number or a certain shape of petals >
- having or showing feelings and compassions >
- heavy shower >
- heavy showers >
- hebrew greek latin middle english >
- heishansaurus >
- heliosheath >
- helmet shaped >
- highlights of illustrated historical events for a better comprehension of the historical periods which contributed to the development of the english language >
- history of the oxford english dictionary >
- ice sheet >
- idol worshippers >
- imperishable >
- impoverish >
- impoverished >
- in english >
- in old english times >
- including their eyes and tails and the insides of their mouths the light they shed is living light >
- indistinguishable >
- indistinguishableness >
- indistinguishably >
- indo european old english >
- information about english words and communication >
- information and viewpoints that are constantly shifting courses in the midst of ever changing news >
- inshrine >
- international students in scientific areas of study need to possess a solid grasp of english to succeed as scientists or even to lay claim to being scientifically literate citizens of the world >
- interpersonal relationships >
- irish gaelic days >
- irish gaelic months >
- is nourished and grows until birth >
- is the practice of extracting natural gas from underground shale deposits by injecting high pressure streams of water >
- isoshear >
- jewish eschatology >
- jumbo shrimp >
- jumbo shrimps >
- just a few of the many species of shrews >
- just what authority makes english standard and where does that authority come from >
- kingfishers >
- kurdish days >
- kurdish months >
- languish >
- languished >
- languisher >
- languishers >
- languishes >
- languishing >
- languishing >
- lash >
- latin and greek to english units >
- latin and greek to english units >
- latin in the english language >
- latin old french middle english >
- latin roman numerals that are used in english and other modern languages >
- latin words directly incorporated into english which are essentially without changes from their original spelling >
- latin words in english >
- lavish >
- lavished >
- lavishes >
- lavishing >
- lavishly >
- lavishness >
- learning english words from latin and greek elements >
- lentil shaped >
- librianship >
- licentiateship >
- licentiateships >
- lickerish >
- limited knowledge can diminish intelligence >
- lists of careers in science with short descriptions >
- literate english teachers >
- ludicrous english caused by blunders and incompetence >
- make shorter >
- malnourished >
- marine marsh >
- marine marshes >
- marsh >
- marsh >
- marsh bird >
- marshal >
- marshall >
- marshes >
- marshes >
- marshland >
- marshosaurus >
- marshy >
- marshy lake >
- martyrship >
- martyrships >
- mesh >
- middle english >
- middle english period >
- mishap >
- mishaps >
- mobbish >
- mobbishly >
- modern english period >
- mongolian leaders believe that english is the key to economic progress >
- more abolishable >
- more accomplished >
- more acutish >
- more aguish >
- more aguishly >
- more amateurish >
- more amateurishly >
- more cherishable >
- more cherished >
- more cherishingly >
- more churlish >
- more coyish >
- more cultish >
- more diminishable >
- more dishonorable >
- more dishonorably >
- more distinguishable >
- more distinguishably >
- more embellished >
- more establishmentarian >
- more fashionable >
- more fashionably >
- more flourishing >
- more fumish >
- more gluttonish >
- more indistinguishable >
- more indistinguishably >
- more lavish >
- more lavishly >
- more malnourished >
- more nourishable >
- more nourishing >
- more nourishingly >
- more paganish >
- more pedagoguish >
- more perishable >
- more polished >
- more punishable >
- more punishably >
- more rash >
- more ravishingly >
- more sycophantish >
- more sycophantishly >
- more troglodytish >
- more tyrannish >
- more ultrafashionable >
- more unfashionable >
- more vanquishable >
- more vinegarish >
- more vulturish >
- mosquitoes as shown in latinized text format >
- most abolishable >
- most accomplished >
- most acutish >
- most aguish >
- most aguishly >
- most amateurish >
- most amateurishly >
- most cherishable >
- most cherished >
- most cherishingly >
- most churlish >
- most coyish >
- most cultish >
- most diminishable >
- most dishonorable >
- most dishonorably >
- most distinguishable >
- most distinguishably >
- most embellished >
- most establishmentarian >
- most fashionable >
- most fashionably >
- most flourishing >
- most fumish >
- most gluttonish >
- most indistinguishable >
- most indistinguishably >
- most lavish >
- most lavishly >
- most malnourished >
- most nourishable >
- most nourishing >
- most nourishingly >
- most paganish >
- most pedagoguish >
- most perishable >
- most polished >
- most punishable >
- most punishably >
- most rash >
- most ravishingly >
- most sycophantish >
- most sycophantishly >
- most troglodytish >
- most tyrannish >
- most ultrafashionable >
- most unfashionable >
- most vanquishable >
- most vinegarish >
- most vulturish >
- multiple fruit that has numerous tiny seedlike fruits that are eaten fresh or preserved or dried >
- mushroom >
- mushrooms or toadstools >
- musicianship >
- naashoibitosaurus >
- nail polish >
- nail polishes >
- named for potash >
- nanshiungosaurus >
- nettle rash >
- nipple shaped elevation or growth >
- nourish >
- nourishable >
- nourished >
- nourisher >
- nourisher >
- nourishers >
- nourishes >
- nourishing >
- nourishingly >
- nourishment >
- nourishment >
- nourishments >
- numbers with english equivalents >
- of a bluish leaden color >
- of a shield >
- of all of those who were involved with the first edition of the oxford english dictionary >
- of or pertaining to the breast shaped mastoid process of the temporal bone >
- oil shale >
- old english >
- old english hore middle english hore >
- old english period >
- old english zefferus from latin zephyrus from greek zephuros >
- once youve seen one shopping center >
- one who is armed with a shield >
- or a mass of short stiff hairs growing >
- or a relationship to cartilage >
- or bluish green >
- or eyelash >
- or indicating a relationship to a junction >
- or push >
- or shallow >
- or she >
- or to show in return >
- oshanosaurus >
- outlandish >
- owls come in several shapes and sizes >
- ozone shield >
- paganish >
- parish >
- partnership >
- pear shaped >
- pedagoguish >
- peishansaurus >
- perceptions of china and the chinese in their actual interrelationships with themselves and the rest of the world >
- period of greatest danish influence >
- perish >
- perish by an untimely birth >
- perishable >
- peristaltic rush >
- peristaltic rushes >
- personal friendship >
- personal friendships >
- pertaining to or of a cup shaped bodily organ or cavity >
- pertaining to the bone that extends from the shoulder to the elbow >
- pertaining to the seashore >
- phish >
- phisher >
- phishing >
- pictish >
- place for seeing dramas or shows >
- pleated sheet >
- pleated sheets >
- polish >
- polish >
- polish days >
- polish months >
- polished >
- polished >
- polisher >
- polishers >
- polishes >
- polishing >
- poshostilities >
- potash >
- preceptorship >
- preceptorships >
- preface to a dictionary of the english language by samuel johnson >
- premonish >
- premonished >
- premonishes >
- premonishing >
- primarily british >
- priorship >
- priorships >
- proshydrotaxis >
- pseudoantidisestablishmentarianism >
- publish >
- published at verona >
- publisher >
- publishing >
- publishing >
- punish >
- punishable >
- punishably >
- punished >
- punisher >
- punishers >
- punishes >
- punishing >
- punishment >
- punishment >
- punishment equal in severity to the wrong that occasioned it >
- punishments >
- push >
- push >
- push lower >
- pusher >
- pushup >
- pushy >
- quash >
- quasi cash >
- quasi cashes >
- radish >
- rash >
- rashly >
- ravish >
- ravish >
- ravished >
- ravisher >
- ravishers >
- ravishes >
- ravishing >
- ravishingly >
- ravishment >
- ravishments >
- razor sharp >
- reddish >
- refinish >
- refinished >
- refinisher >
- refinishers >
- refinishes >
- refinishing >
- relationship to eating or consumption by ingestion or engulfing >
- relationship to old age >
- relationship to rabies >
- relationship to the ear >
- relinquish >
- relinquished >
- relinquisher >
- relinquishes >
- relinquishing >
- relinquishment >
- relish >
- relished >
- relishes >
- relishing >
- replenish >
- replenisher >
- replenishment >
- republish >
- residential areas that have been connected to each other during rush hours by long traffic jams >
- resulting in english words about >
- retired educators teach english in the polish countryside >
- ring shaped >
- rod shaped >
- rod shaped micro organism >
- roller shaped >
- roller shaped figure >
- rose colored or pinkish >
- rubbish >
- rudish >
- salt marsh >
- scandal sheet >
- scandal sheets >
- scholarship >
- scholarships >
- sea shells >
- sea shore >
- seashore >
- sections which are available in this series about reasons for publishing >
- seeing english words in three vocabulary quiz types from different perspectives for a greater enhancement of english word skills >
- selfish is what the owner of a seafood store does >
- sentence to punishment >
- septic shock >
- septic shocks >
- shade >
- shaded >
- shadow >
- shadowy >
- shady >
- shaft vision >
- shaggy >
- shaggy pericardium >
- shake >
- shaking >
- shaking ague >
- shaking agues >
- shale >
- shale gas >
- shale oil >
- shales >
- shall >
- sham >
- shame >
- shameful >
- shameful conduct >
- shamosaurus >
- shanshanosaurus >
- shantungosaurus >
- shanty >
- shanyangosaurus >
- shape >
- shape and form >
- shaped like a cone >
- shaped like the hull of a boat >
- shaped like the letter sigma >
- shaping >
- shards of a tyke >
- shared >
- shared by two people or groups >
- sharing his contribution of wisdom to generations from the past >
- sharing in common >
- sharing personal stepping stones and stumbling blocks >
- shark >
- sharp >
- sharp point >
- sharp point >
- sharp stone or pebble >
- sharp tongue >
- sharpness of vision >
- shatungosaurus >
- shave >
- she has spoken >
- she was called gaea >
- she who brings about >
- shear >
- shears >
- sheath >
- sheath >
- sheathe >
- sheathing certain nerve fibers >
- shed >
- sheep >
- sheer >
- sheik >
- shelf >
- shell >
- shell like bone or cavity of the body >
- shelve >
- sheol >
- sheol >
- shield >
- shiga toxin >
- shigatoxin >
- shin >
- shinbone >
- shine >
- shines >
- shining >
- shining down >
- ship >
- ship >
- ships >
- shirley got a new name and a dress >
- shiver >
- shivering >
- shock >
- shoe >
- shoel is the counterpart of hades and tartarus >
- shoeshine parlor >
- shone >
- shonisaurus >
- shoo >
- shoot >
- shoot >
- shoot first and then say that whatever you hit was the target you were aiming at >
- shopping >
- shore >
- shore >
- short >
- short >
- short stiff hair on an animal or plant >
- shortcoming >
- shorten >
- shortened >
- shortness >
- shot >
- shotgun wedding >
- shoulder >
- shout >
- shove >
- show >
- showers of rain >
- showing or expressing strong approval or admiration for something or someone >
- showing order >
- shown >
- shows >
- shredded >
- shrew >
- shrew >
- shrewd >
- shrewd >
- shrewd configurations of the elephant shrew >
- shrewder >
- shrewdest >
- shrewdly >
- shrewdness >
- shrewish >
- shrewishly >
- shrewishness >
- shrews >
- shrews >
- shriek >
- shrimp scampi >
- shrine >
- shrine >
- shrines >
- shrive >
- shrub >
- shrubs >
- shudder >
- shunosaurus >
- shunt >
- shuosaurus >
- shut >
- shutter >
- shutter >
- shuttlenaut >
- shuttlenauts >
- shuvosaurus >
- silverish >
- similar to old irish gair >
- slash >
- slavish >
- sluggish >
- small light shield >
- smasher >
- snail with a spiral shell >
- so named because of its keylike shape >
- solar dish >
- sole of the foot or a shoe >
- solidish >
- something shaped like a round plate >
- something which can be finished >
- spanish >
- spanish >
- spanish days >
- spanish months >
- speaking a foreign language in english >
- spiral shaped >
- spiral shell >
- splash zone >
- sponsorship >
- sponsorships >
- squash >
- standard english and nonstandard english >
- star shaped >
- suitable skills to accomplish something >
- sunshine >
- supporting the heavens on his shoulders >
- survivorship >
- swedish >
- swedish >
- swedish days >
- swedish months >
- sycophantish >
- sycophantishly >
- synchromesh >
- synchromeshes >
- telescopic shock absorber >
- telescopic shock absorbers >
- that which one should be ashamed of >
- the ability to see others as they wish to be seen >
- the autocide that was never accomplished >
- the autocide that was never accomplished >
- the english language is viewed as a ticket to the future in mongolia and other countries >
- the english language through the centuries >
- the idea apparently being that the pancreas is an organ composed entirely of glandular flesh >
- the importance of latin and greek in the development of english as revealed in the history of english >
- the importance of latin in the english language >
- the joke was not nearly as vulgar as those that are currently expressed on many u s tv shows >
- the last roman legions and trained british auxiliaries withdrew from britain >
- the lentil shaped lens of the eye >
- the myelin sheath of nerve fibers >
- the network of supporting tissue and fibers that nourishes nerve cells within the brain and spinal cord >
- the revitalization of christianity into the english culture did much to re establish a significant number of latin vocabulary into the english language >
- the s shaped bend in the colon >
- the shoulder blade >
- the story of beowulf was a literary work in old english >
- the uniformity of american english is largely a result of the improved modes of travel and communication >
- the uses and misuses of english words >
- the venerable bede made important contributions to the english language via latin >
- thievish >
- those extensions found on the sides of fish >
- thrash >
- thresh >
- threshold >
- threshold voltage >
- thrushes >
- tienshanosaurus >
- tigerish >
- tigrish >
- to abolish >
- to accomplish >
- to cause shame >
- to cherish >
- to crush >
- to cut short >
- to distinguish >
- to flash >
- to furnish >
- to gnash >
- to nourish >
- to polish >
- to push >
- to rush >
- to shake >
- to shake violently >
- to shape >
- to sharpen >
- to shatter >
- to shine >
- to shine through >
- to show >
- to show kindness to >
- to show through >
- to shun >
- to shut >
- to steer or to pilot a ship >
- to thresh >
- to vanish >
- to wash >
- to wash away >
- to wish >
- to worship >
- tongue lashing >
- tongue lashings >
- totally demolished >
- transhistorical >
- transhumance >
- transhumances >
- transhumant >
- trash >
- triangular bone in the back of the shoulder >
- troglodytish >
- tuna fish >
- tutorship >
- tutorships >
- tv game shows >
- twig or shoot >
- tyrannish >
- ultrafashionable >
- unable to shine through >
- unaware that she was a carrier of a deadly disease >
- unfashionable >
- unfashionableness >
- unfinished >
- units that should be seen because of their important content >
- upsilon shaped >
- used as a prefix as shown in various formats below >
- vanish >
- vanished >
- vanishes >
- vanishing >
- vanishings >
- vanishment >
- vanishments >
- vanquish >
- vanquishable >
- vanquished >
- vanquisher >
- vanquishes >
- vanquishing >
- varnish paper >
- venushair >
- very small or from spanish >
- vinegarish >
- vjushkovisaurus >
- volcanic ash >
- volcanic material such as ash >
- vulturish >
- vytshegdosuchus >
- wash >
- wash plain >
- wash plains >
- washing >
- washing of water against the shore >
- washtub >
- wear short sleeves and then you can support your right to bare arms >
- wedge shaped >
- when anyone pushes the pedals of a bicycle >
- which appeared in middle english in words from old french where it expressed an intensive degree or with a pejorative or disparaging application >
- which came into english as cosmetic >
- which may be derived from the ashes of burned glasswort or saltwort >
- which should not be confused with vatican >
- whitewash >
- whorish >
- whorishly >
- whorishness >
- why should you care >
- window shopping >
- wish >
- wishful >
- with the same feelings or relationships >
- word information about global english vocabulary and its word origins >
- workshop of an artisan >
- worship >
- yellowish fluid >
- yellowish matter produced by an infection >
- At Get Words:
- -ship >
- 500 words for the english language >
- a collection of english words that have been used in the titles of articles from various printed media >
- a comparison of synonymous references and their relationships to each other >
- a history of english dictionaries >
- a history of the english language >
- a published series of etymological topics >
- a suffix that forms abstract and collective nouns added to adjectives to show state or condition >
- a variety of english words which have developed through history and are currently used in our modern age >
- a variety of english words which have developed through history and are currently used in our modern contents >
- a wolf in sheeps clothing >
- abash >
- abashed >
- abashes >
- abashing >
- about english words >
- accomplished >
- activated shelf life >
- added to nouns to show a position >
- admonish >
- admonished >
- admonishes >
- admonishing >
- adventitious ant shelters >
- amber varnish >
- amber varnishes >
- an exhibition of words that appear in headlines and sub headlines which all of us should know >
- an extensive list of words with explanations that can expand and greatly improve your english vocabulary >
- and shapes as determined by the use of numbers and symbols while every branch of science and engineering depends on mathematics >
- and some even vanish from known existence >
- anguish >
- anguishes >
- archbishop >
- architects are using stylish high tech concrete to create beautiful and greener buildings >
- astonish >
- astonished >
- astonishes >
- astonishing >
- astonishment >
- astonishments >
- backlash >
- backlashes >
- balderdash >
- banish >
- banished >
- banishes >
- banishing >
- banishment >
- banishments >
- based on words from the washington posts >
- bash >
- bashed >
- bashes >
- bashing >
- best in show >
- bible or biblical terms everyone should know >
- bible quotations used in modern english >
- bibliographic sources of information from which words and sentences have been compiled about words and expressions english speakers should know for better understanding and communication >
- blandish >
- blandished >
- blandishes >
- blandishing >
- blandishment >
- blandishments >
- blue shift >
- boorish >
- brandish >
- brandished >
- brandisher >
- brandishers >
- brandishes >
- brandishing >
- brash >
- brasher >
- brashest >
- british standards institution >
- british thermal unit >
- bushel >
- bushranger >
- capital punishment >
- cash bail bond >
- cash crops >
- cashier >
- cashiered >
- cashiering >
- cashiers >
- charlatanish >
- charlatanship >
- charlatanships >
- chinglish >
- chinglish >
- clash >
- clashed >
- clashes >
- clashing >
- coefficient of relationship >
- common english >
- continental shelf >
- crankshaft >
- dash >
- dash 151 >
- dashes >
- dashes as punctuation marks >
- dullish >
- earthshine >
- ecology is the study of the relationship between organisms and the environments in which they live >
- economics involves business and financial activities that show how people choose to use their limited resources >
- embellish >
- embellished >
- embellishes >
- embellishing >
- english >
- english history and its development >
- english history and its development >
- english phrases which are often badly phrased on signs in public places and other media >
- english words from afrikaans >
- english words from afrikaans >
- english words from algonquian >
- english words from algonquian >
- english words from amerind >
- english words from amerind >
- english words from arabic origins >
- english words from arabic origins >
- english words from athens and rome >
- english words from bantu >
- english words from bantu languages >
- english words from other languages index >
- english words in action >
- english words in action >
- english words in action index >
- enhance your english vocabulary by taking advantage of word origins >
- evolution of english dictionaries >
- expressing a strong feeling or emphasizing what is shown >
- faddish >
- fashion terms including the invention of new words for items that apply specifically to mens fashions >
- feng shui >
- fetishes >
- fishier >
- fishiest >
- fishy >
- flash flood >
- flashlight >
- flesh and blood >
- fresh >
- fresh water >
- fresh waters >
- friendship >
- furbish >
- furbished >
- furbishes >
- furbishing >
- gibberish >
- gibberishes >
- governorship >
- hashish >
- imnsho >
- impish >
- italian developed from latin and the following words came into english from italian >
- italian words in english >
- josh >
- joshed >
- joshes >
- joshing >
- languishing eyes >
- lashing tail >
- latin and greek words entering the english language >
- latin origins of words in english characterized by >
- latin phrases you should know for your protection >
- lavish >
- leash >
- many blended words have entered english since the 1800s >
- many of the words used today in english are derived from greek myths >
- many words from french are used in english >
- many words in english come from a variety of foreign sources >
- mawkish >
- mens fashion terms >
- merriam websters advanced learners english dictionary >
- middle english >
- middle english lathian >
- misleading meanings of english words >
- misleading meanings of english words >
- mnemonic devices can guarantee greater accuracy in spelling certain english words >
- mnemonic devices can guarantee greater accuracy in spelling english words >
- more abashed >
- more accomplished >
- more astonishing >
- more boorish >
- more brash >
- more charlatanish >
- more denglish >
- more faddish >
- more fresh >
- more impish >
- more lavish >
- more mawkish >
- more mugwumpish >
- more peevish >
- more picayunish >
- more quippish >
- more roguish >
- more shaky >
- more shimmering >
- more shimmery >
- more shoddily >
- more skittish >
- more slavish >
- more slavishly >
- more sluggish >
- more snappish >
- more snappishly >
- more squeamish >
- more ticklish >
- more waggish >
- most abashed >
- most accomplished >
- most astonishing >
- most boorish >
- most brash >
- most charlatanish >
- most faddish >
- most fresh >
- most impish >
- most lavish >
- most mawkish >
- most mugwumpish >
- most peevish >
- most picayunish >
- most quippish >
- most roguish >
- most shaky >
- most shimmering >
- most shimmery >
- most shoddily >
- most skittish >
- most slavish >
- most slavishly >
- most sluggish >
- most snappish >
- most snappishly >
- most squeamish >
- most ticklish >
- most waggish >
- mugwumpish >
- newly formed words from the washington post >
- old english >
- parentheses as shown >
- partnership >
- peevish >
- photoshop >
- picayunish >
- potsherd >
- previously published list of focusing on words newsletters >
- quippish >
- quippishness >
- quippishnesses >
- rash >
- readership >
- red shift >
- refurbish >
- refurbished >
- refurbishes >
- refurbishing >
- reversible english words that can be spelled forward and backward and still produce normal words with different meanings >
- roguish >
- sash >
- selfish >
- shagreened >
- shake >
- shake up >
- shake ups >
- shakes >
- shakespeare >
- shakespeare is given credit for coining more than 1 >
- shakier >
- shakiest >
- shaking >
- shaky >
- shallow cycle battery >
- sham >
- shamanism >
- shams >
- shanks >
- sheath >
- sheathe >
- sheathed >
- sheather >
- sheathers >
- sheathes >
- sheathing >
- sheathings >
- sheaths >
- sheik >
- shelf life of batteries >
- shenanigan >
- shenanigans >
- sherbet >
- shibboleths >
- shimmer >
- shimmered >
- shimmering >
- shimmers >
- shimmery >
- shin >
- shirk >
- shirked >
- shirker >
- shirkers >
- shirking >
- shirks >
- shock absorber >
- shoddier >
- shoddies >
- shoddiest >
- shoddily >
- shoddiness >
- shoddy >
- shook >
- shooting star >
- short circuit current >
- shortened forms of spoken words or written symbols >
- shotgun wedding >
- show >
- showed >
- shower >
- showing >
- showing a relationship between words >
- showing applicable scientific terminology in this unit >
- showing movements >
- shown >
- shows >
- shrapnel >
- shunt controller >
- shunt load >
- shunt loading >
- shunt regulator >
- skirmish >
- skirmishes >
- skittish >
- slavish >
- slavishly >
- slavishness >
- sluggish >
- snappish >
- snappishly >
- squash >
- squashes >
- squeamish >
- stash >
- stashed >
- stashes >
- stashing >
- succotash >
- tarnish >
- tarnished >
- tarnishes >
- tarnishing >
- the dash 151 >
- the first latin words to find their way into the english language owe their adoption to the early contact between the roman and the germanic tribes on the european continent and greek came with latin and french while others were borrowed directly >
- the historical progress of english dictionaries >
- the results of a diagnostic test given to premedical students who were instructed to write short meanings for a list of medical terms >
- the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak >
- the structure of organisms from the smallest components of cells to the biggest organs and their relationships to other organs especially of the human body >
- these words have become a part of the english language over recent years >
- this page includes a presentation of the punctuation marks or symbols that are in general use in english writing >
- this summary of english history is continued from the get words home page >
- ticklish >
- understanding how english words are formed and where they come from helps everyone who finds unfamiliar words >
- varnish >
- varnished >
- varnishes >
- varnishing >
- waggish >
- was very excited to meet the obamas in the white house and she was dancing with joy >
- wash your hands of the matter >
- washing our food >
- wet shelf life >
- words exist in all sizes and degrees of difficulty from numerous languages and english continues to churn out new words from the past and the present >
- words that dont mean what they look like or what many people assume that they should mean >
- words that have come into english directly or indirectly >
- workmanship >
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