Webster’s
Welsh – English Thesaurus Dictionary
Edited by Professor Philip M. Parker, Ph.D. Chaired Professor of Management Science INSEAD (Singapore and Fontainebleau, France)
Webster’s
Welsh – English Thesaurus Dictionary
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PROCEEDS BENEFIT Webster’s Online Dictionary (www.websters-online-dictionary.org)
EDITED BY Philip M. Parker, Ph.D. INSEAD (Fontainebleau & Singapore)
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PREFACE This is an English thesaurus designed for Welsh speakers who wish to better understand the ambiguities and richness of the English language. The first chapter is a full English thesaurus organized by 10620 Welsh subject words. For each Welsh subject word, one or more corresponding English subject words (translations) are provided. Synonyms are then given for the English translations for all relevant parts of speech (even in cases where the Welsh subject word has a unique part of speech). This process results in over 22181 English synonyms. The second chapter gives an index of these English synonyms back to the Welsh subject words (a potentially useful chapter to English speakers interested in basic Welsh vocabulary). The third chapter has short vocabulary lists organized by parts-of-speech. English teachers or students can use these bilingual lists to create flash cards, basic lesson plans, and English as a Second Language (ESL) study lists. While creating an English thesaurus for Welsh speakers seems simple enough, it can be tricky. What’s the problem? Translations do not always follow strict transitivity. Normally, if a=b and b=c, then c=a. This is not necessarily true in linguistics when b is an English word that has more than one part of speech. For example, “test” is a verb, noun and adjective. What is the correct English synonym for “a” (in Welsh) when “b” (in English) has synonyms (“c”) having many parts of speech? Furthermore, what if “a” (in Welsh) is ambiguous and has several translations into English (“b”)? This thesaurus embraces this ambiguity by giving as much information to the reader as possible. This was accomplished in two phases. In the first phase, maximum-likelihood English translations of the Welsh subject words are given. For all the languages covered in Webster’s Online Dictionary translations are determined using rather massive content analyses of translations from various sources including translations of United Nations documents, translations of the Holy Bible (and similar sources), training manuals, popular works, and academic sources. An English translation having the highest probability of being used is reported first, then the second most probable is reported second, and so on. Reference: Webster's Online Dictionary (www.websters-online-dictionary.org)
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In the second phase, English synonyms for all parts of speech, including those not related to the original Welsh subject, are given for each English translation generated by the first phase. If an English entry is most used as a certain part of speech (estimated based on an English language corpus), then English synonyms for that part of speech are listed first. This indicates to the speaker of Welsh how the English subject word is most used. Other parts of speech are listed based on their frequency of usage in English. Within each part of speech, synonyms most likely to be used in English are listed first. Readers who seek further information on any of the words in this book, including translations to other world languages, can freely refer to Webster’s Online Dictionary (www.webstersonline-dictionary.org). The goal of Webster’s Online Dictionary is to give all people of the world free access to a complete mapping of all known words to and from all written languages. In fulfillment of this goal, Webster’s Online Dictionary (www.websters-online-dictionary.org) also offers as much information as possible for each word, including definitions, translations, images, trade name usage, quotations, and encyclopedic knowledge. The proceeds generated by the sale of this Welsh–English thesaurus dictionary as well as other books extracted from the project will be used to augment the contents of the Webster’s Online Dictionary. This book may be the first Welsh-English thesaurus ever published. All the errors and omissions are mine. I will certainly revise and improve this book at some later date, so if you wish to see better editions published in the future, please send any suggestions, corrections, or translations to
[email protected]. Thank you for purchasing this book and supporting Webster’s Online Dictionary. Philip M. Parker, Ph.D., editor Chair Professor of Management Science INSEAD (Singapore & Fontainebleau, France)
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CONTENTS WELSH TO ENGLISH THESAURUS ............................................................... 1 ‘..................................................................................................................................... 1 A................................................................................................................................... 1 Á................................................................................................................................. 76 B ................................................................................................................................. 76 C............................................................................................................................... 105 D............................................................................................................................... 198 E ............................................................................................................................... 246 F ............................................................................................................................... 261 G............................................................................................................................... 271 H .............................................................................................................................. 319 I ................................................................................................................................ 338 J ................................................................................................................................ 341 L ............................................................................................................................... 342 M .............................................................................................................................. 363 N .............................................................................................................................. 386 O............................................................................................................................... 392 Ó............................................................................................................................... 398 P ............................................................................................................................... 398 R ............................................................................................................................... 428 S................................................................................................................................ 443 T ............................................................................................................................... 461 U............................................................................................................................... 493 W.............................................................................................................................. 498 Ŵ.............................................................................................................................. 499 Y ............................................................................................................................... 499
INDEX OF ENGLISH SUBJECTS TO WELSH SUBJECTS ............................... 521 A............................................................................................................................... 521 B ............................................................................................................................... 529 C............................................................................................................................... 537 D............................................................................................................................... 546 E ............................................................................................................................... 553 Reference: Webster's Online Dictionary (www.websters-online-dictionary.org)
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Contents F ............................................................................................................................... 557 G............................................................................................................................... 562 H .............................................................................................................................. 566 I ................................................................................................................................ 570 J ................................................................................................................................ 574 K............................................................................................................................... 575 L ............................................................................................................................... 575 M .............................................................................................................................. 579 N .............................................................................................................................. 584 O............................................................................................................................... 586 P ............................................................................................................................... 588 Q............................................................................................................................... 597 R ............................................................................................................................... 597 S................................................................................................................................ 603 T ............................................................................................................................... 615 U............................................................................................................................... 624 V............................................................................................................................... 627 W.............................................................................................................................. 628 Y ............................................................................................................................... 632 Z ............................................................................................................................... 632
VOCABULARY STUDY LISTS .................................................................... 633 Verbs (Welsh - English) ........................................................................................ 633 Verbs (English - Welsh) ........................................................................................ 640 Nouns (Welsh - English)....................................................................................... 646 Nouns (English - Welsh)....................................................................................... 680 Adverbs (Welsh - English).................................................................................... 706 Adverbs (English - Welsh).................................................................................... 706 Adjectives (Welsh - English) ................................................................................ 707 Adjectives (English - Welsh) ................................................................................ 721
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Welsh to English Thesaurus ‘ 'r the; synonyms (n) queenliness, stateliness, (v) thee.
A a and; synonyms (conj) with, (adv) also, additionally, (prep) plus, including, (adj) more. abad abbot; synonyms (n) archimandrite, beadsman, friar, mendicant, palmer, pilgrim, cenobite, conventual, minister, monk. abadaeth abbacy; synonym (n) presbytery. abades abbess; synonyms (n) prioress, canoness, nun. aball 1. failure; synonyms (n) bankruptcy, failing, breakdown, decline, deficiency, debacle, defeat, disappointment, disaster, downfall; antonyms (n) success, achievement, hit, winner, victory, achiever, attainment, capability, growth, 2. destruction; synonyms (n) death, collapse, ruin, abolition, damage, demolition, desolation, devastation, end, bane; antonyms (n) construction, creation, preservation, protection, conservation, formation, reparation. abar corpse; synonyms (n) cadaver, carcass, body, corse, remains, stiff, clay. abaty abbey; synonyms (n) convent, monastery, church, priory, clergyman, (v) cloister. aber 1. confluence; synonyms (n) concourse, meeting, concurrence, junction, assembly, conflux, convergence, crowd, union; antonym (n) divergence, 2. estuary; synonyms (n) bay, inlet, mouth, bight, cove, frith, gulf, arm, 3. mouth; synonyms (n) jaw, lip, aperture, lips, edge, entrance, (v) grimace, articulate, pronounce, speak, 4. stream; synonyms (n) flow, brook, river, run, (v) flood, gush, jet, pour, (prep) current, course; antonym (v) trickle. aberfa 1. haven; synonyms (n) harbor, asylum, port, shelter, harbour, refuge, retreat, destination, anchorage, cover, 2. estuary; synonyms (n) bay, inlet, mouth, bight, cove, frith, gulf, arm. abergofiant forgetfulness; synonyms (n) oblivion, neglect, amnesia, inattention, omission,
carelessness, abandon, casualness, death, (v) amnesty. Aberteifi cardigan; synonym (n) sweater. aberth sacrifice; synonyms (n) immolation, loss, forfeiture, (v) offering, oblation, forfeit, immolate, offer, give, lose. aberthged oblation; synonyms (n) offering, gift, (v) grant, benefaction, boon, favor, bounty, donative, largess, alms. aberthol sacrificial; synonym (adj) costly. aberthu sacrifice; synonyms (n) immolation, loss, forfeiture, (v) offering, oblation, forfeit, immolate, offer, give, lose. aberthwr sacrificer; synonym (n) sacrificator. abid 1. apparel; synonyms (n) garb, clothing, garment, array, clothes, costume, (v) dress, adorn, attire, clothe, 2. habit; synonyms (n) custom, character, convention, practice, ritual, use, addiction, disposition, apparel, constitution. abl 1. able; synonyms (adj) capable, clever, competent, dexterous, accomplished, adroit, consummate, effective, expert, (n) efficient; antonyms (adj) incapable, incompetent, inept, unable, untrained, weak, 2. well-off; synonyms (adj) rich, wealthy, affluent, opulent, prosperous, moneyed, substantial, flush, comfortable, fortunate; antonyms (adj) impoverished, poor, 3. sufficient; synonyms (adj) adequate, enough, satisfactory, commensurate, proper, good, acceptable, ample, full, plenty; antonyms (adj) inadequate, insufficient, 4. rich; synonyms (adj) abundant, copious, fertile, productive, fruitful, deep, fat, luxurious, plentiful, prolific; antonyms (adj) broke, destitute, light. abledd 1. ability; synonyms (n) hand, aptitude, capacity, cleverness, dexterity, faculty, power, talent, accomplishment, bent; antonyms (n) inability, injury, 2. abundance; synonyms (n) wealth, amplitude, exuberance, plenitude, profusion, richness, store, treasure, (adj) plenty, riches; antonyms (n) dearth, scarcity, aridity, insufficiency, lack, shortage, 3. plenty; synonyms (n) abundance, affluence, copiousness, many, much, plenteousness, opulence, galore, (adj) enough, adequate; antonyms (n) few, (adj) insufficient. ablwch plenty; synonyms (n) abundance, affluence, copiousness, many, much, plenteousness, exuberance, opulence, plenitude, (adj) enough; antonyms (n) few, (adj) insufficient. abred release; synonyms (n) discharge, (v) exempt, free, liberate, pardon, absolve, acquit, deliver, dismiss, (adj) disengage; antonyms (n) imprisonment, abduction, custody, involvement, preservation, (v) capture, confine, imprison, arrest, catch. abrwysg 1. drunken; synonyms (adj) drunk, boozy, sottish, intoxicated, tight, tipsy, bibulous, 2.
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Welsh - English clumsy; synonyms (adj) bumbling, bungling,
cumbersome, unwieldy, gawky, inapt, inept, maladroit, rude, (n) awkward; antonyms (adj) graceful, nimble, clever, dexterous, skillful, adroit, deft. abrwysgl 1. dreadful; synonyms (adj) awful, bad, dire, dread, alarming, atrocious, fearful, terrible, abominable, appalling; antonyms (adj) pleasant, wonderful, 2. huge; synonyms (adj) big, enormous, gigantic, immense, large, vast, colossal, extensive, great, elephantine; antonyms (adj) tiny, insignificant, miniature, small. absen 1. absence; synonyms (n) absenteeism, dearth, default, deficiency, lack, want, nonattendance, paucity, scarcity, shortage; antonyms (n) presence, attendance, 2. slander; synonyms (n) insult, scandal, aspersion, defamation, obloquy, disparagement, (v) libel, defame, (adj) abuse, asperse; antonym (v) praise. absennol absent; synonyms (adj) off, wanting, inattentive, absentminded, abstracted, faraway, lost, missing, nonexistent, (adv) away; antonym (adj) present. absennu 1. backbite; synonyms (v) malign, slander, detract, lampoon, bitch, censure, mistreat, 2. slander; synonyms (n) insult, scandal, aspersion, defamation, obloquy, disparagement, (v) libel, defame, (adj) abuse, asperse; antonym (v) praise. absennus slanderous; synonyms (adj) defamatory, libelous, scandalous, calumniatory, calumnious, abusive, injurious, derogatory, libellous, denigrating. absennwr backbiter; synonyms (n) defamer, slanderer, traducer, vilifier, lampooner, satirist, whisperer, enemy, gossip, libeler. absenoldeb absence; synonyms (n) absenteeism, dearth, default, deficiency, lack, want, nonattendance, paucity, scarcity, shortage; antonyms (n) presence, attendance. absenoli absent; synonyms (adj) off, wanting, inattentive, absentminded, abstracted, faraway, lost, missing, nonexistent, (adv) away; antonym (adj) present. absenoliad absence; synonyms (n) absenteeism, dearth, default, deficiency, lack, want, nonattendance, paucity, scarcity, shortage; antonyms (n) presence, attendance. absenoliaeth absence; synonyms (n) absenteeism, dearth, default, deficiency, lack, want, nonattendance, paucity, scarcity, shortage; antonyms (n) presence, attendance. absolfen pardon; synonyms (n) amnesty, forgiveness, (v) absolve, condone, excuse, forgive, justify, acquit, exonerate, (adj) exculpate; antonym (v) blame. absolfeniad pardon; synonyms (n) amnesty, forgiveness, (v) absolve, condone, excuse, forgive,
justify, acquit, exonerate, (adj) exculpate; antonym (v) blame. absolfennu absolve; synonyms (v) excuse, justify, acquit, exculpate, exonerate, forgive, free, pardon, remit, clear; antonyms (v) convict, blame, condemn. absolwt absolute; synonyms (adj) downright, peremptory, total, unconditional, categorical, full, real, unqualified, utter, (n) positive; antonyms (adj) partial, qualified. abwth 1. fright; synonyms (n) awe, dismay, dread, fear, apprehension, consternation, horror, scare, (v) alarm, affright, 2. injury; synonyms (n) disadvantage, disservice, harm, grievance, damage, detriment, hurt, impairment, wound, ill; antonyms (n) ability, reparation. abwydo bait; synonyms (n) bribe, decoy, snare, attraction, (v) badger, tease, harass, lure, molest, (adj) harry. ac and; synonyms (conj) with, (adv) also, additionally, (prep) plus, including, (adj) more. academi academy; synonyms (n) academe, school, college, institution, university, academia, campus, class, alliance, council. acen accent; synonyms (n) stress, dialect, emphasis, idiom, importance, speech, (v) emphasize, emphasise, punctuate, accentuate. aceniad 1. accentuation; synonyms (n) accent, emphasis, stress, inflection, emphasizing, 2. stress; synonyms (n) pressure, tension, force, importance, pinch, (v) strain, emphasize, accentuate, emphasise, punctuate. acennod 1. accent; synonyms (n) stress, dialect, emphasis, idiom, importance, speech, (v) emphasize, emphasise, punctuate, accentuate, consider also 2. accent mark; synonyms (n) accent, diacritic, diacritical, accentuation, cedilla, circumflex, umlaut. acennog accented; synonyms (adj) emphatic, heavy, strong, tonic, arduous, backbreaking, bracing, brisk, clayey, cloggy. acennu 1. accentuate; synonyms (v) emphasize, accent, stress, underline, emphasise, punctuate, underscore, highlight; antonym (v) deaden, 2. stress; synonyms (n) emphasis, pressure, tension, force, importance, pinch, effort, (v) strain, accentuate, trouble, 3. accent; synonyms (n) dialect, idiom, speech, accentuation, articulation, intonation, pronunciation, tone, delivery, (v) pronounce. acenyddiaeth accentuation; synonyms (n) accent, emphasis, stress, inflection, emphasizing. acer acre; synonyms (n) acreage, grounds, manor, plot. ach 1. ancestry; synonyms (n) descent, origin, birth, derivation, extraction, family, lineage, pedigree, ancestors, blood, 2. pedigree; synonyms (n)
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Welsh - English ancestry, breed, stock, line, parentage, house, bloodline, filiation, genealogy, (adj) thoroughbred. acha 1. astride; synonyms (adv) astraddle, bestriding, (adj) piggyback, straddling, 2. on; synonyms (prep) at, about, concerning, in, by, into, upon, (adj) forward, aboard, (prf) along; antonym (adv) off. achenog beggar; synonyms (n) mendicant, mumper, pauper, tramp, sponger, moocher, vagabond, (v) pauperize. aches 1. eloquence; synonyms (n) elocution, style, fluency, oratory, rhetoric, articulateness, expression, articulacy, classicism, diction, 2. flood; synonyms (n) deluge, pour, torrent, stream, (v) drench, flow, inundate, glut, drown, (prep) tide; antonyms (n) drought, shortage, (v) trickle, 3. tide; synonyms (n) current, course, drift, run, time, (v) wave, flood, surge, billow, noonday. achles 1. protection; synonyms (n) defense, care, conservation, cover, custody, defence, guardianship, security, shelter, (v) guard; antonym (n) destruction, 2. manure; synonyms (n) compost, dung, fertilizer, (v) fertilize, muck, soil, (adj) guano, 3. refuge; synonyms (n) protection, asylum, sanctuary, resort, retreat, safety, haven, harbor, hideaway, (v) recourse. achlesol sheltering; synonyms (adj) protective, defensive, motherly, (n) housing. achlesu 1. succor; synonyms (n) help, relief, assistance, ministration, (v) support, comfort, aid, assist, relieve, succour, 2. protect; synonyms (v) defend, keep, cover, preserve, hide, conceal, conserve, maintain, safeguard, (n) guard; antonyms (v) attack, expose, neglect, risk, 3. manure; synonyms (n) compost, dung, fertilizer, (v) fertilize, muck, soil, (adj) guano, 4. shelter; synonyms (n) refuge, asylum, harbor, protect, protection, sanctuary, security, shield, hut, (v) screen. achleswr succorer; synonym (n) succourer. achlesydd protector; synonyms (n) defender, guard, guardian, champion, custodian, patron, conservator, escort, hero, benefactor. achlin lineage; synonyms (n) breed, descent, family, pedigree, extraction, genealogy, house, ancestry, birth, blood. achlod 1. disgrace; synonyms (n) shame, blemish, stain, degradation, reproach, (v) dishonor, discredit, degrade, blot, debase; antonyms (v) honor, respect, credit, esteem, 2. shame; synonyms (n) disgrace, humiliation, chagrin, insult, modesty, pity, scandal, contempt, (v) humiliate, abash. achlust attentive; synonyms (adj) thoughtful, assiduous, diligent, heedful, observant, watchful, advertent, alert, aware, careful; antonyms (adj) inattentive, negligent, unfocused, forgetful, neglectful, heedless.
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achlysur 1. cause; synonyms (n) case, action, occasion, account, (v) make, breed, do, induce, allow, arouse; antonym (n) consequence, 2. occasion; synonyms (n) event, chance, episode, happening, incident, juncture, motive, (v) cause, create, beget, 3. advantage; synonyms (n) behalf, privilege, profit, expediency, good, lead, preponderance, virtue, perk, (v) benefit; antonyms (n) drawback, detriment, difficulty, (v) disadvantage, 4. reason; synonyms (n) mind, intellect, argument, object, purpose, rationality, understanding, basis, (v) argue, debate, 5. opportunity; synonyms (n) opening, luck, crack, room, time, alternative, break, option, possibility, scope. achlysuro occasion; synonyms (n) case, event, chance, episode, happening, incident, (v) cause, create, beget, breed. achlysurol occasional; synonyms (adj) accidental, casual, incidental, irregular, infrequent, episodic, intermittent, fortuitous, adventitious, contingent; antonyms (adj) frequent, recurrent. achor 1. fear; synonyms (n) apprehension, awe, alarm, dismay, doubt, anguish, care, consternation, (v) dread, concern; antonyms (n) bravery, confidence, fearlessness, reassurance, 2. tumult; synonyms (n) hubbub, stir, clamor, bustle, commotion, brawl, din, excitement, (v) disturbance, disorder. achos 1. for; synonyms (prep) because, behind, by, per, during, (conj) considering, (adv) against, as, therefore, hence, 2. cause; synonyms (n) case, action, occasion, account, (v) make, breed, do, induce, allow, arouse; antonym (n) consequence, 3. affair; synonyms (n) matter, business, concern, event, job, occurrence, amour, duty, happening, incident, 4. behalf; synonyms (n) behoof, interest, part, sake, defense, good, score, service, side, (adj) half. achosi cause; synonyms (n) case, action, occasion, account, (v) make, breed, do, induce, allow, arouse; antonym (n) consequence. achosiaeth causality; synonym (n) origin. achosiant causation; synonyms (n) causality, cause, origin, causing. achre shivering; synonyms (n) chill, cold, (adj) quivering, shaking, trembling, quaking, shaky, shuddering, tremulous, chilled; antonym (adj) composed. achub 1. save; synonyms (v) deliver, economize, rescue, conserve, free, hoard, keep, maintain, preserve, (prep) except; antonyms (v) spend, squander, waste, 2. rescue; synonyms (n) deliverance, release, delivery, salvage, relieve, (v) extricate, ransom, recover, redeem, save; antonyms (n) involvement, loss, (v) abandon, 3. seize;
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synonyms (v) capture, catch, grab, arrest, apprehend, clutch, get, grapple, receive, annex, 4. snatch; synonyms (v) pinch, abduct, kidnap, seize, snap, jerk, grasp, grip, pluck, (n) seizure. achubiaeth 1. salvation; synonyms (n) aid, redemption, delivery, rescue, justification, preservation, savior, (adj) conversion, adoption, beatification; antonym (n) downfall, 2. saving; synonyms (n) economy, conservation, cut, deliverance, (adj) economical, frugal, thrifty, save, chary, except; antonym (n) extravagance. achubol saving; synonyms (n) economy, conservation, preservation, rescue, cut, (adj) economical, frugal, thrifty, save, chary; antonym (n) extravagance. achubwr 1. savior; synonyms (n) deliverer, rescuer, saviour, saver, redeemer, benefactor, deliveryman, donor, recoverer, champion, 2. rescuer; synonyms (n) savior, liberator. achubydd 1. savior; synonyms (n) deliverer, rescuer, saviour, saver, redeemer, benefactor, deliveryman, donor, recoverer, champion, 2. rescuer; synonyms (n) savior, liberator. achudd 1. seclusion; synonyms (n) privacy, isolation, retirement, retreat, segregation, loneliness, secrecy, concealment, separation, (adj) solitude, 2. retreat; synonyms (n) refuge, resort, asylum, departure, den, (v) recede, retire, withdraw, depart, ebb; antonyms (n) raid, (v) advance. achul 1. thin; synonyms (adj) flimsy, gaunt, lean, light, slight, tenuous, emaciated, fine, (v) slender, dilute; antonyms (adj) thick, fat, concentrated, chubby, plump, wide, broad, heavy, (v) thicken, 2. emaciated; synonyms (adj) cadaverous, bony, thin, haggard, meager, skinny, wasted, slim, atrophied, lanky. achwyn 1. complain; synonyms (v) beef, bemoan, bewail, protest, squawk, whine, grudge, accuse, carp, croak; antonym (v) compliment, 2. complaint; synonyms (n) accusation, ailment, charge, affection, disease, disorder, ill, illness, lament, plaint, 3. plaint; synonyms (n) complaint, mourning, lamentation, wail, moan, (v) chorus, clamor, hullabaloo, outcry. achwyniad 1. complaint; synonyms (n) accusation, ailment, charge, affection, disease, disorder, ill, illness, lament, plaint, 2. accusation; synonyms (n) accusal, blame, complaint, allegation, condemnation, insinuation, accuse, arraignment, censure, crimination. achwynwr 1. complainer; synonyms (n) grumbler, grouch, bellyacher, grump, chicken, critic, crybaby, fussbudget, moaner, (v) censurer, 2. grumbler; synonyms (n) complainer, sniveler, squawker, whiner, crank, objector, protester, (v) malcontent, dissenter, dissident, 3. complainant; synonyms
(n) plaintiff, querent, appellant, inquirer, 4. plaintiff; synonyms (n) complainant, accuser,
prosecutor, pursuer, applicant, party, defendant, pretender, (adj) plaintive. achwynyddes complainant; synonyms (n) plaintiff, critic, querent, appellant, inquirer. achyddiaeth genealogy; synonyms (n) ancestry, descent, pedigree, birth, lineage, derivation, (v) family, kindred. achyddol genealogical; synonyms (adj) genealogic, ancestral, hereditary, racial. acses 1. ague; synonyms (n) acute, (adj) appendicitis, 2. access; synonyms (n) admission, approach, entrance, entry, admittance, entree, gate, attack, doorway, (v) enter; antonym (n) exit. act 1. act; synonyms (n) accomplishment, action, move, play, statute, (v) achievement, behave, deed, go, perform; antonym (v) refrain, 2. decree; synonyms (n) command, act, edict, (v) order, award, decide, enact, ordain, rule, will, 3. statute; synonyms (n) law, ordinance, constitution, decree, charter, canon, enactment, regulation, code, ruling. actio act; synonyms (n) accomplishment, action, move, play, statute, (v) achievement, behave, deed, go, perform; antonym (v) refrain. actiwr actor; synonyms (n) doer, player, agent, comedian, thespian, artist, artiste, entertainer, histrion, (v) performer. actor actor; synonyms (n) doer, player, agent, comedian, thespian, artist, artiste, entertainer, histrion, (v) performer. actores actress; synonyms (n) actor, player, artist, entertainer, musician, recitalist. acw 1. yonder; synonyms (adv) beyond, abroad, farther, further, (adj) yon, distant, 2. there; synonyms (adv) here, thither, present, thereat, apparent, convenient, (adj) adept, competent, expert, professional. adail 1. building; synonyms (n) architecture, establishment, construction, fabric, fabrication, house, assembly, creation, (v) edifice, pile, 2. edifice; synonyms (n) building, structure, 3. structure; synonyms (n) form, arrangement, shape, constitution, frame, framework, organization, conformation, composition, erection. adain wing; synonyms (n) annex, arm, fender, limb, pinion, flank, extension, pennon, (v) fly, soar. adalw recall; synonyms (v) retrieve, countermand, recognize, recollect, remember, repeal, rescind, retract, (n) anamnesis, memory; antonym (v) forget. adamant 1. diamond; synonyms (n) adamant, lozenge, infield, rhombus, square, rectangle, (adj) jewel, bijou, 2. adamant; synonyms (adj) firm, immovable, inexorable, inflexible, obdurate,
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Welsh - English resolute, rigid, steadfast, stubborn, unyielding; antonym (adj) compliant. adamantaidd adamantine; synonyms (adj) adamant, hard, inexorable, intransigent, strong, potent, powerful, puissant, robust, valid. adameg 1. speech; synonyms (n) address, delivery, expression, lecture, conversation, discourse, language, sermon, diction, (v) say, 2. riddle; synonyms (n) enigma, conundrum, mystery, puzzle, screen, poser, problem, sieve, (v) puncture, filter, 3. tale; synonyms (n) story, account, narrative, fable, fib, narration, recital, report, fiction, history. adara fowl; synonyms (n) chicken, poultry, bird, chick, birds, partlet, birdie, boo, chickabiddy, dame. adardy aviary; synonyms (n) enclosure, ornithon, pen, volary, volery, (v) beehive. adareg ornithology; synonyms (n) anthropology, oryctology, paleontology, vermeology. adargi 1. spaniel; synonyms (n) sycophant, beagle, harrier, (v) flunkey, lapdog, snob, flunky, cringe, fawn, (adj) cringing, 2. setter; synonyms (n) compositor, typesetter, typographer, batt, pointer, spaniel, adornment, decoration, 3. retriever; synonym (n) setter. adargraffiad reprint; synonyms (n) offprint, reimpression, reprinting, separate, republication, copy, book, (v) reissue, reproduce, print. adargraffu reprint; synonyms (n) offprint, reimpression, reprinting, separate, republication, copy, book, (v) reissue, reproduce, print. adariaeth ornithology; synonyms (n) anthropology, oryctology, paleontology, vermeology. adarwr fowler; synonym (n) birdcatcher. adarydd ornithologist; synonym (n) birder. adaryddiaeth ornithology; synonyms (n) anthropology, oryctology, paleontology, vermeology. adbelydru reflect; synonyms (v) deliberate, ponder, cogitate, consider, contemplate, meditate, muse, mirror, mull, think. adblaned satellite; synonyms (n) follower, moon, planet, attendant, orbiter, disciple, secondary, cohort, hanger-on, (adj) ancillary. addas 1. suitable; synonyms (adj) appropriate, fit, good, apt, proper, right, convenient, eligible, apposite, (v) becoming; antonyms (adj) inappropriate, unsuitable, wrong, improper, 2. fitting; synonyms (adj) applicable, felicitous, just, decorous, compatible, correct, (n) adaptation, adjustment, accommodation, appointment, 3. apposite; synonyms (adj) pertinent, apropos, suitable, adequate, fitting, germane, pat, relevant, 4. fit; synonyms (v) agree, accommodate, meet,
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suit, adapt, correspond, square, accord, (n) adjust, convulsion; antonyms (adj) unfit, unwell, 5. meet (cyfarfod); synonyms (v) converge, find, assemble, congregate, encounter, fulfill, gather, answer, cross, confront; antonyms (v) avoid, disperse, diverge, 6. proper; synonyms (adj) due, decent, agreeable, befitting, legitimate, modest, neat, exact, fair, formal; antonyms (adj) unseemly, rude. addasrwydd 1. suitability; synonyms (n) fitness, appropriateness, convenience, aptness, qualification, advisability, correctness, suitableness, rightness; antonym (n) unsuitability, 2. fitness; synonyms (n) ability, adequacy, capability, propriety, correspondence, competence, competency, fittingness, health, congruity; antonyms (n) inability, unfitness, 3. suitableness; synonyms (n) suitability, consonance, (v) agreement. addasu 1. adapt; synonyms (v) adjust, accommodate, acclimate, fashion, alter, arrange, assimilate, change, edit, familiarize, 2. fit; synonyms (v) agree, meet, suit, adapt, correspond, square, accord, (adj) decorous, apt, (n) convulsion; antonyms (adj) unfit, inappropriate, unwell, 3. suit; synonyms (n) lawsuit, plea, action, case, petition, (v) fit, answer, become, match, please, 4. adjust; synonyms (v) temper, align, acclimatize, balance, fix, reconcile, regulate, set, compose, (adj) dress. addawol promising; synonyms (adj) likely, auspicious, bright, favorable, encouraging, hopeful, propitious, budding, optimistic, probable; antonyms (adj) unpromising, hopeless, inauspicious. addawydd promiser; synonym (n) promisor. addef 1. admit; synonyms (v) acknowledge, concede, accede, grant, affirm, confess, include, permit, (n) allow, (phr) accept; antonyms (v) deny, exclude, reject, 2. home (cartref); synonyms (n) fireside, abode, domicile, house, base, building, dwelling, family, habitation, (adj) domestic, 3. avow; synonyms (v) admit, assert, declare, protest, attest, allege, announce, asseverate, (n) aver, (adj) own; antonym (v) disavow, 4. acknowledge; synonyms (v) avow, recognize, profess, appreciate, notice, agree, answer, confirm, hail, know; antonyms (v) ignore, overlook, 5. confess; synonyms (v) disclose, divulge, reveal, shrive, tell, 6. dwelling; synonyms (n) home, residence, place, address, lodge, apartment, habitat, housing, lodging, (adj) dwell, 7. own; synonyms (v) have, hold, possess, get, enjoy, occupy, retain, (adj) individual, proper, private. addefiad 1. confession; synonyms (n) avowal, admission, acknowledgment, recognition, concession, divulgence, disclosure, penance, profession, apology; antonym (n) denial, 2. admission; synonyms (n) acceptance, access,
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confession, admittance, declaration, reception, confirmation, acquiescence, affirmation, allowance. addewid promise; synonyms (n) engagement, assurance, bargain, (v) pledge, covenant, guarantee, contract, vow, augur, assure. addfain 1. shapely; synonyms (adj) proper, comely, symmetrical, graceful, curvaceous, fit, slim, busty, pleasing, beautiful; antonym (adj) straight, 2. slender; synonyms (adj) lean, narrow, little, thin, fine, lithe, slight, delicate, faint, feeble; antonyms (adj) plump, stocky, fat, wide. addfwyn 1. gentle; synonyms (adj) clement, calm, easy, friendly, soft, affable, balmy, kind, mild, tame; antonyms (adj) caustic, cruel, fierce, harsh, loud, violent, rough, abrupt, hardhearted, heavy, 2. meek; synonyms (adj) humble, lowly, docile, gentle, low, compliant, modest, quiet, submissive, retiring; antonyms (adj) assertive, bossy, 3. mild; synonyms (adj) kindly, gracious, benign, lenient, delicate, meek, sweet, fine, bland, indulgent; antonyms (adj) intense, extreme, pungent, severe, sharp, spicy, barbed, great, hot, incisive. addfwynbryd beauty; synonyms (n) splendor, attractiveness, beaut, charm, loveliness, pulchritude, dish, elegance, grace, grandeur; antonym (n) ugliness. addfwyndeg fine; synonyms (adj) delicate, agreeable, dainty, brave, capital, elegant, excellent, nice, (n) penalty, (v) punish; antonyms (adj) poor, thick, coarse, substantial, unsatisfactory, wide. addfwynder 1. gentleness; synonyms (n) clemency, courtesy, compassion, kindliness, benevolence, lenity, meekness, mercy, (adj) kindness, benignity; antonyms (n) cruelty, fierceness, harshness, severity, violence, ferocity, 2. meekness; synonyms (n) humility, humbleness, compliance, modesty, obedience, submission, submissiveness, tameness; antonym (n) disobedience. addfwyneiddrwydd gentleness; synonyms (n) clemency, courtesy, compassion, kindliness, benevolence, lenity, meekness, mercy, (adj) kindness, benignity; antonyms (n) cruelty, fierceness, harshness, severity, violence, ferocity. addod 1. depositary; synonyms (n) depository, consignee, 2. treasure; synonyms (n) gem, prize, fortune, riches, funds, (v) cherish, esteem, hoard, appreciate, (adj) jewel. addoed 1. death; synonyms (n) demise, end, expiration, close, exit, cessation, decease, departure, dissolution, doom; antonyms (n) birth, existence, delivery, 2. hurt; synonyms (v) pain, wound, afflict, (adj) evil, (n) harm, damage, detriment, ache, disadvantage, abuse; antonyms (v) encourage, (adj) uninjured, unhurt. addoedi 1. delay; synonyms (n) pause, arrest, deferment, wait, stay, (v) defer, check, postpone,
reserve, adjourn; antonyms (n) punctuality, decisiveness, (v) rush, advance, 2. postpone; synonyms (v) delay, procrastinate, retard, suspend, remit, shelve, extend, hinder, (adj) waive, prolong, 3. prorogue; synonyms (v) prorogate, recess, terminate, protract, table. addoediad prorogation; synonyms (n) adjournment, extension, delay, prolongation, (v) postponement, retardation. addoer 1. chilling; synonyms (adj) cool, icy, bloodcurdling, wintry, cold, ghastly, macabre, scary, (n) cooling, 2. cruel; synonyms (adj) barbarous, brutal, hard, harsh, heartless, unkind, bitter, bloody, atrocious, biting; antonyms (adj) gentle, kind, merciful, humane, liberal, sympathetic, 3. sad; synonyms (adj) dreary, dismal, distressing, gloomy, miserable, mournful, pitiable, pitiful, bad, bleak; antonyms (adj) happy, cheerful, joyful, brave, cheery, composed. addoldy 1. sanctuary; synonyms (n) refuge, asylum, retreat, haven, shrine, safety, reservation, chancel, protection, shelter, consider also 2. place of worship; synonyms (n) church, synagogue, cathedral, minster, memorial, sanctuary, shul, tabernacle. addolgar 1. devout; synonyms (adj) pious, religious, devoted, pure, dear, devotional, godly, heartfelt, holy, saintly; antonym (adj) profane, 2. reverent; synonyms (adj) respectful, deferential, reverential, worshipful, (v) devout, earnest; antonyms (adj) blasphemous, disrespectful, impious. addolgarwch 1. devoutness; synonyms (n) devotion, holiness, piety, religiousness, godliness, piousness, consecration, 2. reverence; synonyms (n) respect, deference, esteem, regard, worship, adoration, admiration, (v) revere, fear, honor. addoli 1. worship; synonyms (n) adoration, respect, adulation, veneration, (v) praise, honor, revere, reverence, adore, glorify; antonym (v) hate, 2. adore; synonyms (v) worship, idolize, admire, cherish, appreciate, deify, venerate; antonym (v) detest. addoliad 1. worship; synonyms (n) adoration, respect, adulation, veneration, (v) praise, honor, revere, reverence, adore, glorify; antonym (v) hate, consider also 2. religious service; synonyms (n) avail, help, overhaul, service, serve, servicing, serving. addolwr worshiper; synonyms (n) worshipper, adorer, believer, devoter, enthusiast, truster. adduned vow; synonyms (n) promise, pledge, oath, plight, undertaking, guarantee, word, (v) swear, engage, betroth. addunedu vow; synonyms (n) promise, pledge, oath, plight, undertaking, guarantee, word, (v) swear, engage, betroth.
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addurn 1. adornment; synonyms (n) jewelry,
addysgu 1. educate; synonyms (v) civilize, cultivate,
ornament, decoration, embellishment, accessory, trim, embroidery, garnish, 2. ornament; synonyms (n) adornment, (v) beautify, adorn, deck, decorate, embellish, dress, grace, embroider, bedeck. addurniad 1. adornment; synonyms (n) jewelry, ornament, decoration, embellishment, accessory, trim, embroidery, garnish, 2. ornament; synonyms (n) adornment, (v) beautify, adorn, deck, decorate, embellish, dress, grace, embroider, bedeck. addurno 1. decorate; synonyms (v) beautify, deck, adorn, bedeck, dress, embellish, grace, apparel, bedight, arrange; antonym (v) strip, 2. adorn; synonyms (v) decorate, ornament, enrich, garnish, trim, gild, blazon, invest, crown, attire, 3. bedeck; synonyms (v) array, clothe, 4. bedizen; synonyms (v) dizen, prink, imbue, overdress, color, dye, emblazon, grain, illuminate, ingrain, 5. ornament; synonyms (n) decoration, adornment, embellishment, flourish, ornamentation, trimming, trinket, fringe, (v) embroider, enhance. addurnol 1. decorative; synonyms (adj) ornamental, fancy, ornate, artistic, cosmetic, embellishing, enhancing, diagrammatic, drawn, elaborate; antonym (adj) plain, 2. ornamental; synonyms (adj) decorative, extravagant, florid; antonym (adj) ugly. addurnwr decorator; synonyms (n) ornamentalist, architect, couturier, designer, ornamenter, intriguer. addysg 1. education; synonyms (n) training, discipline, instruction, teaching, breeding, background, culture, enlightenment, knowledge, learning, 2. instruction; synonyms (n) charge, command, advice, counsel, direction, education, guidance, guideline, information, injunction. addysgfa seminary; synonyms (n) academy, school, college, university, class, institution, seminarist, source, (adj) seminal. addysgiadol instructive; synonyms (adj) informative, enlightening, illuminating, informatory, didactic, edifying, educational, advisory. addysgiaeth 1. instruction; synonyms (n) charge, command, advice, counsel, direction, education, guidance, guideline, information, injunction, 2. training; synonyms (n) instruction, breeding, practice, preparation, teaching, exercise, discipline, nurture, drill, schooling. addysgiaethwr educationist; synonym (n) educationalist. addysgol educational; synonyms (adj) instructional, informative, cultural, enlightening, elevating, inspiring, uplifting, artistic, civilizing, college; antonym (adj) depressing.
instruct, train, breed, coach, discipline, drill, develop, enlighten, 2. teach; synonyms (v) inform, educate, indoctrinate, learn, lecture, school, direct, form, (adj) guide, show, 3. instruct; synonyms (v) charge, advise, teach, command, apprise, bid, edify, enjoin, tutor, ground; antonym (v) request. addysgwr 1. educator; synonyms (n) teacher, pedagogue, coach, governess, 2. tutor; synonyms (n) instructor, mentor, trainer, master, guardian, (v) instruct, educate, school, teach, train, 3. instructor; synonyms (n) educator, preceptor, tutor, lecturer, institutor. addysgydd 1. educator; synonyms (n) teacher, pedagogue, coach, governess, 2. tutor; synonyms (n) instructor, mentor, trainer, master, guardian, (v) instruct, educate, school, teach, train, 3. instructor; synonyms (n) educator, preceptor, tutor, lecturer, institutor. adeg 1. time (amser); synonyms (n) hour, moment, period, duration, epoch, era, measure, season, day, spell; antonym (n) death, 2. opportunity; synonyms (n) chance, opening, luck, occasion, crack, event, room, time, alternative, break, 3. occasion; synonyms (n) case, episode, happening, incident, juncture, (v) cause, create, beget, breed, induce. adegol spasmodic; synonyms (adj) fitful, convulsive, spastic, intermittent, broken, erratic, irregular, sporadic, (v) inconsonant. adeiladaeth 1. construction; synonyms (n) building, fabrication, formation, structure, assembly, fabric, frame, organization, production, arrangement; antonym (n) destruction, 2. architecture; synonyms (n) constitution, construction, framework, composition, edification, design, carcass, shape, engineering, (v) organism, 3. edification; synonyms (n) instruction, education, enlightenment, illumination, architecture, civilization, schooling, teaching, learning, erection, 4. building; synonyms (n) establishment, house, creation, mansion, (v) edifice, pile, (adj) augmentative, augmenting. adeiladu 1. build; synonyms (v) make, erect, establish, raise, rise, base, construct, (n) form, shape, frame; antonyms (v) demolish, destroy, 2. construct; synonyms (v) build, compose, fabricate, arrange, constitute, manufacture, produce, rear, assemble, (n) concept. adeiladwr builder; synonyms (n) architect, constructor, founder, artificer, creator, developer, maker, manufacturer, artist, engineer. adeiladydd builder; synonyms (n) architect, constructor, founder, artificer, creator, developer, maker, manufacturer, artist, engineer.
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adeinio fly; synonyms (v) escape, dash, drive, flee, glide, elope, aviate, (n) flap, (adj) break, flit. adeiniog winged; synonyms (adj) fast, rapid, swift, speedy, quick, agile, alated, aligerous, composed, fleet. adenedigaeth 1. regeneration; synonyms (n) revival, rebirth, sanctification, renaissance, resurgence, revitalization, conversion, inspiration, (adj) adoption, beatification, 2. rebirth; synonyms (n) metempsychosis, reincarnation, regeneration, renascence, renewal; antonym (n) decline. adeni 1. afterbirth; synonyms (n) glean, cleaning, 2. revival; synonyms (n) recovery, renewal, restoration, resurgence, resurrection, rally, regeneration, renaissance, revitalization, rebirth; antonyms (n) decline, disappearance, 3. regenerate; synonyms (v) renew, reform, restore, revive, refresh, renovate, rejuvenate, reclaim, reconstruct, (n) convert. adenill 1. recover; synonyms (v) reclaim, recuperate, regain, retrieve, convalesce, find, heal, mend, rally, restore; antonyms (v) deteriorate, lose, 2. regain; synonyms (v) recover, recoup, get, recapture, redeem, discover, feel, recall, resume, attain. aderyn bird; synonyms (n) birdie, chick, fowl, girl, wench, hiss, shuttlecock, insect, mollusk, reptile. adfach barb; synonyms (n) point, arrow, jag, gibe, prickle, quill, spike, spine, (adj) spur, aculeate. adfail ruin; synonyms (v) break, ravage, bust, consume, (n) devastation, downfall, fall, destruction, doom, damage; antonyms (v) conserve, enhance. adfannig minim; synonyms (n) drop, breve, quaver, fragment, molecule, bedrop, discontinue, (adj) grain, tiny, scruple. adfant 1. emptiness; synonyms (n) blank, blankness, vacancy, vanity, void, vacuity, futility, inanition, inanity, space; antonyms (n) overcrowding, richness, fullness, value, 2. sad; synonyms (adj) dreary, dismal, distressing, gloomy, miserable, mournful, pitiable, pitiful, bad, bleak; antonyms (adj) happy, cheerful, joyful, brave, cheery, composed, 3. vain; synonyms (adj) futile, proud, arrogant, conceited, fruitless, useless, empty, idle, abortive, ineffectual; antonym (adj) modest. adfeddiad appropriation; synonyms (n) allotment, adoption, seizure, annexation, embezzlement, assumption, capture, requisition, theft, (v) abstraction. adfeddiannu repossess; synonyms (v) recover, regain, reclaim, recoup, retrieve, resume, recruit. adfeddu appropriate; synonyms (adj) pertinent, proper, true, agreeable, apposite, apt, congruous, (v) annex, allocate, adopt; antonyms (adj) inappropriate, unsuitable, unrelated, untimely, wrong, (v) surrender.
adfeiliad decay; synonyms (n) decline, decomposition, ebb, corruption, disintegration, (v) rot, decompose, blight, rust, crumble; antonym (n) growth. adfeiliedig decayed; synonyms (adj) rotten, corrupt, dilapidated, rank, wasted, decaying, old, putrid, rotted, rotting; antonym (adj) fresh. adfeilio 1. fall (cwympo); synonyms (v) decline, dip, decrease, descend, dive, rain, (n) drop, descent, downfall, plunge; antonyms (v) rise, increase, ascend, climb, triumph, win, (n) ascent, 2. decay; synonyms (n) decomposition, ebb, corruption, disintegration, (v) rot, decompose, blight, rust, crumble, corrupt; antonym (n) growth. adfer return; synonyms (n) yield, pay, recompense, refund, restitution, proceeds, (v) recur, reimburse, render, repay; antonyms (n) departure, abolition, confiscation, recovery, (v) keep. adferiad 1. restoration; synonyms (n) restitution, reinstatement, renewal, renovation, restore, revival, regaining, repair, return, (v) amends; antonyms (n) confiscation, reduction, 2. recovery; synonyms (n) rally, convalescence, improvement, reclamation, rescue, resurrection, retrieval, cure, deliverance, healing; antonyms (n) decline, loss. adferol restorative; synonyms (adj) recuperative, healing, curative, healthy, invigorating, (n) analeptic, corrective, tonic, cure, remedy; antonym (adj) soporific. adferwr restorer; synonyms (n) renovator, preserver, refinisher, restorator. adfilwr recruit; synonyms (v) draft, enlist, raise, enrol, enter, (n) novice, beginner, conscript, draftee, freshman. adflas aftertaste; synonyms (n) smack, relish, hint, taste, trace. adfresychen sprout; synonyms (v) bud, bourgeon, germinate, grow, pullulate, (n) shoot, germ, offshoot, sprit, scion. adfyd 1. adversity; synonyms (n) hardship, affliction, calamity, disaster, distress, misadventure, catastrophe, trial, trouble, tragedy, 2. affliction; synonyms (n) adversity, curse, martyrdom, regret, torment, agony, anguish, bane, grief, (v) grievance. adfydus 1. miserable; synonyms (adj) mean, poor, meager, abject, bad, deplorable, desolate, downcast, (v) forlorn, wretched; antonyms (adj) happy, cheerful, generous, 2. adverse; synonyms (adj) contrary, unfavorable, harmful, hostile, untoward, adversary, averse, counter, inimical, negative; antonym (adj) favorable. adfynegi restate; synonyms (v) reiterate, repeat, paraphrase, interpret, recapitulate, ingeminate, iterate, rephrase, reword, summarize. adfywhau 1. reanimate; synonyms (v) revive, refresh, invigorate, enliven, animate, quicken,
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Welsh - English regenerate, revivify, renew, restore, 2. revive; synonyms (v) recover, renovate, resuscitate, awake, repair, reanimate, recreate, reinstate, rally, wake. adfywiad revival; synonyms (n) recovery, renewal, restoration, resurgence, resurrection, rally, regeneration, renaissance, revitalization, rebirth; antonyms (n) decline, disappearance. adfywio revive; synonyms (v) recover, animate, invigorate, quicken, refresh, renew, renovate, restore, resuscitate, awake. adfywiol refreshing; synonyms (adj) bracing, brisk, invigorating, fresh, pleasant, refreshful, cool, crisp, pleasing, tonic; antonyms (adj) unwelcome, soporific. adiad drake; synonyms (n) cock, hart, horse, stag, stallion, dragon, (adj) mallard. adio 1. add; synonyms (v) calculate, include, join, total, figure, lend, mix, divide, subtract, (n) addition; antonym (v) detach, 2. addition; synonyms (n) accession, accessory, addendum, extension, increase, accretion, afterthought, annex, appendage, (prep) accumulation; antonyms (n) subtraction, removal, estimation. adlais echo; synonyms (n) answer, repercussion, reaction, (v) repeat, reproduce, resound, reverberate, rebound, ape, copy. adlam 1. home (cartref); synonyms (n) fireside, abode, domicile, house, base, building, dwelling, family, habitation, (adj) domestic, 2. rebound; synonyms (n) bound, kick, backlash, repercussion, return, (v) bounce, recoil, glance, ricochet, rally. adlamu 1. bounce; synonyms (v) jump, leap, bound, discharge, glance, recoil, beat, (n) spring, impact, jolt, 2. rebound; synonyms (n) kick, backlash, repercussion, return, echo, (v) bounce, ricochet, rally, boomerang, backfire. adlaw 1. end (diwedd); synonyms (n) close, aim, closure, destination, conclusion, (v) cease, complete, finish, discontinue, conclude; antonyms (n) beginning, maintenance, opening, middle, (v) start, begin, continue, 2. servile; synonyms (adj) menial, abject, obsequious, base, fawning, ignoble, slavish, sordid, (n) mean, low, 3. rain (glaw); synonyms (n) precipitation, wet, pelting, flow, rainfall, (v) pour, stream, hail, precipitate, shower. adlef echo; synonyms (n) answer, repercussion, reaction, (v) repeat, reproduce, resound, reverberate, rebound, ape, copy. adleisio 1. echo; synonyms (n) answer, repercussion, reaction, (v) repeat, reproduce, resound, reverberate, rebound, ape, copy, 2. resound; synonyms (v) echo, ring, boom, peal, roar, blare, reecho, resonate, sound, clatter, 3. rebound; synonyms (n) bound, kick, backlash, return, (v) bounce, recoil, glance, ricochet, rally, boomerang.
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adlewyrchu reflect; synonyms (v) deliberate, ponder, cogitate, consider, contemplate, meditate, muse, mirror, mull, think. adlewyrchydd reflector; synonyms (n) mirror, repeller, lieberkuhn, chromatoscope, refractor, retroreflector. adlif 1. flow; synonyms (n) flood, current, discharge, (v) stream, course, flux, jet, run, surge, float, 2. ebb; synonyms (n) wane, retreat, reflux, (v) dwindle, abate, decline, decrease, collapse, fall, flow; antonym (v) tide. adlo 1. account; synonyms (n) bill, narrative, reckoning, regard, score, tale, description, explanation, history, (v) report, 2. reason; synonyms (n) mind, account, intellect, occasion, argument, object, purpose, (v) cause, argue, debate. adloniadol entertaining; synonyms (adj) enjoyable, comical, diverting, fun, funny, merry, witty, laughable, convivial, (v) amusing; antonym (adj) dull. adloniant 1. entertainment; synonyms (n) amusement, distraction, diversion, enjoyment, party, feast, fun, pastime, pleasure, reception, 2. recreation; synonyms (n) entertainment, play, merriment, game, leisure, relaxation, sport, break, refreshment, respite. adlonni 1. entertain; synonyms (v) amuse, divert, delight, bear, beguile, cherish, admit, accommodate, harbor, hold; antonym (v) bore, 2. refresh; synonyms (v) freshen, air, enliven, invigorate, update, comfort, cool, recruit, regenerate, rejuvenate. adnabod know (gwybod); synonyms (v) discern, comprehend, can, distinguish, have, recognize, understand, feel, acknowledge, agnise. adnabyddiaeth 1. acquaintance; synonyms (n) connection, familiarity, friend, acquaintanceship, mate, associate, awareness, buddy, companion, (v) knowledge; antonyms (n) ignorance, stranger, 2. knowledge; synonyms (n) information, comprehension, acquaintance, erudition, grasp, intelligence, lore, science, (v) cognition, (adj) art. adnabyddus 1. well-known; synonyms (adj) famous, noted, prominent, celebrated, renowned, distinguished, familiar, known, eminent, notorious; antonym (adj) unknown, 2. familiar; synonyms (adj) close, common, conversant, customary, everyday, intimate, commonplace, (n) accustomed, companion, comrade; antonyms (adj) unfamiliar, foreign, strange, new, unaccustomed, formal, ignorant. adnabyddwr knower; synonym (n) apprehender. adnaid rebound; synonyms (n) bound, kick, backlash, repercussion, return, (v) bounce, recoil, glance, ricochet, rally.
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adnau 1. deposit; synonyms (n) charge, residue, (v) bank, commit, store, fix, lay, repose, cast, file; antonym (v) withdraw, 2. pledge; synonyms (n)
revise; synonyms (v) edit, amend, emend, alter, convert, correct, fix, (n) review, revisal, revision. adolygwr reviewer; synonyms (n) critic,
bond, gage, assurance, engage, promise, plight, (v) pawn, wager, covenant, guarantee. adneirio reproach; synonyms (n) blame, charge, abuse, disgrace, (v) censure, rebuke, accuse, reprimand, chide, condemn; antonyms (v) praise, commend. adneuo deposit; synonyms (n) charge, residue, (v) bank, commit, store, fix, lay, repose, cast, file; antonym (v) withdraw. adneuwr depositor; synonyms (n) investor, saver, shareholder, witness. adnewyddiad 1. renewal; synonyms (n) renaissance, revival, rebirth, reclamation, rehabilitation, renovation, restoration, reform, regeneration, innovation, 2. renovation; synonyms (n) renewal, recovery, reconstruction, refurbishment, improvement, alteration, conversion, repair, reproduction, rebuilding. adnewyddu 1. renovate; synonyms (v) renew, refurbish, refresh, update, alter, improve, mend, modernize, overhaul, rebuild, 2. renew; synonyms (v) regenerate, renovate, rejuvenate, restore, revive, reinstate, reiterate, invigorate, recover, reform. adnewyddwr renovator; synonyms (n) restorer, preserver, refinisher. adnod verse; synonyms (n) poem, poetry, rhyme, poesy, stanza, strain, measure, song, clause, paragraph; antonym (n) prose. adnoddau resources; synonyms (n) means, property, capital, assets, finances, money, substance, funds, wherewithal, revenue. adolesens adolescence; synonyms (n) immaturity, boyhood, juvenility, puberty, youth, childhood, majority, minority, prime, age. adolesent adolescent; synonyms (adj) immature, young, teen, youthful, boyish, childish, infantile, jejune, (n) juvenile, teenager; antonyms (n) adult, infant. adolwg retrospect; synonyms (n) review, remembrance, examination, prospect, reconsideration, (v) remember, critique, mind, recall, recollect. adolwyn wish; synonyms (v) desire, hope, like, aspiration, choose, (n) want, need, inclination, longing, (adv) will; antonyms (v) dislike, hate. adolygiad review; synonyms (n) examination, critique, inspection, retrospect, commentary, comment, parade, (v) check, survey, criticize. adolygu 1. review; synonyms (n) examination, critique, inspection, retrospect, commentary, comment, parade, (v) check, survey, criticize, 2.
commentator, censor, observer, inspector, reader, reporter, connoisseur, referee. adolygydd reviewer; synonyms (n) critic, commentator, censor, observer, inspector, reader, reporter, connoisseur, referee. adran 1. section; synonyms (n) division, part, portion, compartment, percentage, piece, class, branch, chapter, (v) segment, 2. department; synonyms (n) bureau, area, agency, faculty, section, arm, domain, field, line, office, 3. division; synonyms (n) department, disagreement, allotment, break, split, cleavage, classification, category, (adj) constituent, (v) distribution; antonyms (n) closeness, convergence, estimation, unification. adref home (cartref); synonyms (n) fireside, abode, domicile, house, base, building, dwelling, family, habitation, (adj) domestic. adrefu restore; synonyms (v) mend, refresh, reinstate, renew, renovate, fix, rehabilitate, rejuvenate, repay, (adj) repair; antonym (v) keep. adrodd 1. recite; synonyms (v) enumerate, relate, tell, describe, narrate, recount, detail, rehearse, repeat, (n) declaim, 2. relate; synonyms (v) connect, associate, link, appertain, apply, pertain, recite, refer, report, depict, 3. report; synonyms (n) description, gossip, notice, name, fame, message, narration, narrative, (v) account, communicate; antonym (n) fact. adroddgan recitative; synonyms (n) ballad, bravura, cantata, canticle, canzonet, carol, ditty, lay, pastoral, solfeggio. adroddiad 1. account; synonyms (n) bill, narrative, reckoning, regard, score, tale, description, explanation, history, (v) report, 2. report; synonyms (n) gossip, notice, name, fame, message, narration, news, (v) account, describe, communicate; antonym (n) fact, 3. recitation; synonyms (n) recital, reading, rehearsal, exercise, oration, practice. adroddwedd idiom; synonyms (n) dialect, expression, language, accent, jargon, parlance, phrase, speech, tongue, vernacular. adroddwr 1. narrator; synonyms (n) speaker, storyteller, teller, lecturer, orator, cashier, discourser, fabricator, fibber, haranguer, 2. reciter. adrywedd 1. track; synonyms (n) course, path, line, (v) trace, trail, hunt, tail, chase, pursue, dog, 2. scent; synonyms (n) perfume, fragrance, smell, aroma, bouquet, essence, redolence, odour, (v) odor, nose. adundeb reunion; synonyms (n) meeting, convention, reconciliation, assembly, unification, appeasement, levee, pacification, reunification.
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aduniad reunion; synonyms (n) meeting, convention,
adwyth 1. evil; synonyms (adj) bad, corrupt, criminal,
reconciliation, assembly, unification, appeasement, levee, pacification, reunification. aduno reunite; synonyms (v) reconcile, reunify, merge, unify, unite, gather, integrate, assemble, conciliate, rally. adwaith reaction; synonyms (n) answer, response, backlash, reply, effect, reception, rejoinder, repercussion, retort, feeling. adwedd 1. home (cartref); synonyms (n) fireside, abode, domicile, house, base, building, dwelling, family, habitation, (adj) domestic, 2. return; synonyms (n) yield, pay, recompense, refund, restitution, proceeds, (v) recur, reimburse, render, repay; antonyms (n) departure, abolition, confiscation, recovery, (v) keep, 3. death; synonyms (n) demise, end, expiration, close, exit, cessation, decease, dissolution, doom, dying; antonyms (n) birth, existence, delivery, 4. flight; synonyms (n) escape, herd, flying, run, avolation, exodus, elopement, evasion, (adj) bevy, drove, 5. resting-place; synonym (n) destination. adweinyddol administrative; synonyms (adj) departmental, official, managerial, authoritative, (v) executive. adweinyddu administrate; synonyms (v) administer, control, manage, deal, govern, lead, rule, run, oversee. adweithiad reaction; synonyms (n) answer, response, backlash, reply, effect, reception, rejoinder, repercussion, retort, feeling. adweithiol reactive; synonyms (adj) sensitive, responsive, receptive, approachable, hasty, immediate, inactive, inert, open, reflexive. adweithred reflex; synonyms (n) reaction, (v) reflection, reflexion, (adj) automatic, involuntary, instinctive, unconscious. adweithydd 1. reactor; synonym (n) stator, 2. reagent; synonyms (n) crucible, touchstone, chemical. adwr 1. coward; synonyms (n) craven, cur, sneak, weakling, cocktail, coistril, niding, alarmist, baby, (adj) gutless, 2. churl; synonyms (n) boor, niggard, peasant, clown, countryman, crosspatch, curmudgeon, scrooge, skinflint, (adj) miser. adwy 1. pass; synonyms (v) flow, deliver, give, happen, lead, move, offer, overtake, (adj) go, run; antonym (v) fail, 2. gap; synonyms (n) break, cleft, crack, crevice, fissure, aperture, chasm, clearance, difference, (v) breach, 3. breach; synonyms (n) chink, fracture, gap, infringement, opening, rift, split, trespass, (v) rupture, contravene; antonym (n) observance. adwyo breach; synonyms (n) aperture, chink, crack, crevice, fracture, gap, (v) break, rupture, contravene, fissure; antonym (n) observance.
ill, wicked, depraved, (n) damage, adversity, detriment, disaster; antonyms (adj) kindhearted, (n) good, goodness, righteousness, 2. illness; synonyms (n) disease, ailment, sickness, complaint, disorder, distemper, malady, attack, affliction, pain, 3. misfortune; synonyms (n) accident, calamity, hardship, misadventure, mischance, catastrophe, misery, mishap, evil, casualty; antonym (n) luck. adwythig 1. cruel; synonyms (adj) barbarous, brutal, hard, harsh, heartless, unkind, bitter, bloody, atrocious, biting; antonyms (adj) gentle, kind, merciful, humane, liberal, sympathetic, 2. evil; synonyms (adj) bad, corrupt, criminal, ill, wicked, depraved, (n) damage, adversity, detriment, disaster; antonyms (adj) kindhearted, (n) good, goodness, righteousness, 3. baneful; synonyms (adj) harmful, noxious, baleful, deadly, hurtful, injurious, pernicious, pestilent, poisonous, ruinous, 4. malignant; synonyms (adj) malign, malevolent, evil, malicious, malefic, fatal, mischievous, sinister, spiteful, venomous, 5. sick; synonyms (adj) queasy, ailing, indisposed, poorly, weary, invalid, diseased, morbid, sickly, (v) unwell; antonyms (adj) well, healthy, 6. sore; synonyms (adj) painful, sensitive, angry, raw, (n) injury, boil, cut, lesion, (v) hurt, acute; antonym (adj) painless. adyn 1. wretch; synonyms (n) rascal, victim, villain, scoundrel, martyr, miscreant, prey, sufferer, 2. scoundrel; synonyms (n) knave, rogue, blackguard, cad, crook, varlet, cheat. adysgrif 1. copy; synonyms (n) imitation, trace, transcription, (v) counterfeit, imitate, ape, duplicate, model, pattern, follow; antonym (n) original, 2. transcript; synonyms (n) copy, record, counterpart, facsimile, action, adaptation, arrangement, book, exscript, manuscript. adysgrifio 1. copy; synonyms (n) imitation, trace, transcription, (v) counterfeit, imitate, ape, duplicate, model, pattern, follow; antonym (n) original, 2. transcribe; synonyms (v) record, transliterate, note, (n) copy, reproduce. aeddfedrwydd 1. maturity; synonyms (n) ripeness, adulthood, matureness, perfection, majority, age, development, readiness, prime; antonyms (n) childhood, youth, immaturity, 2. ripeness; synonyms (n) maturity, fruition, lusciousness, succulence, completeness, (v) preparedness. aeddfedu 1. gather; synonyms (v) deduce, convene, accumulate, amass, assemble, collect, compile, congregate, flock, (n) fold; antonyms (v) disperse, scatter, 2. mature; synonyms (adj) ripe, complete, adult, aged, developed, experienced, (v) grow, ripen, develop, age; antonyms (adj) childish, naive, unripe, young, sophomoric, (v) immature, 3. ripen;
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synonyms (v) mature, maturate, season, cultivate, elaborate, fructify, (adj) perfect. ael 1. aisle; synonyms (n) alley, path, corridor, gangway, lane, nave, calvary, crypt, glade, transept, 2. brow; synonyms (n) peak, brink, height, crown, edge, eyebrow, forehead, front, rim, summit, 3. litter; synonyms (n) brood, bedding, stretcher, garbage, junk, mess, refuse, (v) clutter, (adj) jumble, disarray. aelaw 1. wealth; synonyms (n) riches, abundance, affluence, opulence, treasure, capital, fortune, (v) money, gold, (adj) plenty; antonyms (n) poverty, penury, scarcity, 2. generous; synonyms (adj) ample, full, abundant, benevolent, copious, bountiful, charitable, fair, flush, (n) free; antonyms (adj) stingy, meager, mean, measly, miserly, small, tightfisted, avaricious, greedy, ungenerous, 3. frequent; synonyms (adj) continual, everyday, familiar, many, ordinary, incessant, habitual, (v) common, customary, usual; antonyms (adj) rare, infrequent, occasional, 4. rich; synonyms (adj) fertile, productive, fruitful, affluent, deep, fat, luxurious, opulent, plentiful, prolific; antonyms (adj) poor, broke, destitute, impoverished, light. aele 1. wretched; synonyms (adj) unfortunate, unhappy, forlorn, pitiful, sad, deplorable, lamentable, low, (v) miserable, poor; antonym (adj) happy, 2. sad; synonyms (adj) dreary, dismal, distressing, gloomy, mournful, pitiable, bad, bleak, dejected, depressed; antonyms (adj) cheerful, joyful, brave, cheery, composed. aelio protrude; synonyms (v) bulge, jut, extend, overhang, pop, bag, bulk, pouch, pout, (adj) project. aelod 1. limb; synonyms (n) arm, bough, branch, member, extremity, offshoot, part, edge, wing, gavelock, 2. member; synonyms (n) limb, supporter, phallus, portion, appendage, employee, fellow, section, constituent, division. aelodaeth membership; synonyms (n) association, alliance, attachment, connection, contribution, input, involvement, partaking, rank, relationship. aelodi enroll; synonyms (v) enlist, register, enter, draft, enrol, join, matriculate, record, recruit, list. aelwyd 1. home (cartref); synonyms (n) fireside, abode, domicile, house, base, building, dwelling, family, habitation, (adj) domestic, 2. hearth; synonyms (n) fireplace, fire, chimney, furnace, home, 3. fireside; synonyms (n) hearth, habitat, inglenook, grate. aer 1. air; synonyms (n) tune, appearance, manner, atmosphere, look, melody, strain, (v) ventilate, broadcast, show, 2. heir; synonyms (n) beneficiary, inheritor, offspring, successor, descendant, heritor, progeny, receiver, scion. aeres heiress; synonyms (n) heir, inheritress, inheritrix, beneficiary, owner.
aerfa 1. battle; synonyms (n) combat, contest, struggle, clash, conflict, war, action, (v) fight, brawl, encounter, 2. slaughter; synonyms (n) massacre, carnage, bloodshed, butchery, (v) murder, butcher, defeat, assassinate, kill, slay. aerio inherit; synonyms (v) succeed, heir, get, own, receive, follow, obtain, ascend, attain, promote. aeronen 1. fruit (ffrwyth); synonyms (n) effect, crop, outgrowth, product, consequence, issue, produce, production, (v) result, return, 2. berry; synonyms (n) fruit, drupe, drupelet, haw, hillock, hip, mound, pome. aeronoteg aeronautics; synonyms (n) aviation, aerostatics, aerostation, astronautics, flight, aeronaut, ballooning. aeronotig aeronautical; synonyms (adj) aeronautic, aerial, flying. aerwy 1. collar; synonyms (n) arrest, choker, pinch, ruff, (v) catch, apprehend, capture, clutch, grab, nail, 2. chain; synonyms (n) string, network, tether, rope, cable, band, bond, concatenation, (v) bind, fetter; antonym (v) release. aes shield; synonyms (n) screen, shelter, buffer, armor, (v) cover, guard, safeguard, preserve, secure, defend; antonym (v) expose. aeth 1. shock; synonyms (n) blow, daze, impact, collision, outrage, surprise, (v) jar, offend, revolt, startle; antonym (v) comfort, 2. grief; synonyms (n) affliction, dolor, anguish, distress, agony, pain, regret, wound, chagrin, (adj) sore; antonyms (n) joy, happiness, 3. fear; synonyms (n) apprehension, awe, alarm, dismay, doubt, care, consternation, foreboding, (v) dread, concern; antonyms (n) bravery, confidence, fearlessness, reassurance, 4. pain; synonyms (n) ache, bother, ill, torment, nuisance, harass, (v) hurt, afflict, grieve, trouble; antonym (n) pleasure. aethus 1. grievous; synonyms (adj) grave, bitter, deplorable, dolorous, dreadful, sad, tough, pitiful, atrocious, heavy, 2. poignant; synonyms (adj) acute, cutting, harsh, moving, painful, brisk, (v) acrid, biting, penetrating, (n) piquant, 3. severe; synonyms (adj) austere, rigid, hard, inclement, rigorous, rough, arduous, bad, grim, intense; antonyms (adj) gentle, mild, lenient, slight, easy, lax, 4. shocking; synonyms (adj) fearful, frightful, disgraceful, formidable, ghastly, hideous, horrible, offensive, shameful, abominable; antonyms (adj) pleasant, admirable. afal apple; synonyms (n) city, world, (v) ball, (adj) green. afanc beaver (llostlydan); synonyms (n) castor, stovepipe, topper, caster, castorite, (adj) irrepressible. afanen raspberry; synonyms (n) hiss, razzing, bird, boo, hoot, birdie, chick, dame, damn, darn.
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Welsh - English afar 1. grief; synonyms (n) affliction, dolor, anguish, distress, agony, pain, regret, wound, chagrin, (adj) sore; antonyms (n) joy, happiness, 2. sorrow; synonyms (n) grief, mourning, sadness, contrition, heartache, misery, penitence, (v) mourn, lament, grieve; antonym (n) delight. affeithiad affection; synonyms (n) affect, charity, attachment, fondness, affectionateness, disease, feeling, heart, kindness, liking; antonym (n) hatred. affeithiol accessory; synonyms (adj) accessary, auxiliary, appurtenant, (n) accomplice, abettor, adjunct, abetter, appurtenance, assistant, (v) ancillary. affeithiwr accessory; synonyms (adj) accessary, auxiliary, appurtenant, (n) accomplice, abettor, adjunct, abetter, appurtenance, assistant, (v) ancillary. afflau 1. hold; synonyms (v) keep, detain, endure, adhere, bear, comprise, contain, entertain, (n) grasp, grip; antonym (v) release, 2. grip; synonyms (n) clasp, clutch, handle, bag, clench, clinch, (v) hold, catch, cling, apprehend; antonym (v) bore, 3. embrace; synonyms (v) hug, admit, adopt, comprehend, cover, encompass, espouse, include, (n) bosom, cuddle; antonym (v) reject, 4. hug; synonyms (n) embrace, caress, (v) squeeze, cherish, touch, gripe, lock, press, stick, (adj) approximate, 5. bosom; synonyms (n) breast, heart, interior, boob, bust, chest, soul, spirit, tit, (adj) intimate. affliw 1. shred; synonyms (n) fragment, rag, scrap, bit, iota, piece, scintilla, strip, (v) rip, tear, 2. particle; synonyms (n) molecule, grain, speck, jot, mite, ace, corpuscle, crumb, dot, (adj) atom. affwysedd bathos; synonyms (n) anticlimax, mawkishness, misery, pity, sadness, sorrow, suffering, tragedy, drippiness, grief. affwysol 1. abysmal; synonyms (adj) abyssal, deep, appalling, dreadful, profound, terrible, unfathomable, awful, horrible, unending; antonyms (adj) excellent, exceptional, 2. bathetic; synonyms (adj) maudlin, mawkish, mushy, trite, lackadaisical, romantic, sappy, schmaltzy, schmalzy, sentimental. afiach 1. unhealthy; synonyms (adj) morbid, harmful, insanitary, sickly, ailing, ill, injurious, insalubrious, noxious, sick; antonyms (adj) healthy, fit, hygienic, 2. unwholesome; synonyms (adj) unhealthy, noisome, detrimental, corrupting, diseased; antonym (adj) decent, 3. dirty; synonyms (adj) foul, dirt, contemptible, bawdy, contaminated, (v) muddy, corrupt, soil, contaminate, (n) defile; antonyms (adj) pure, spotless, immaculate, (v) clean, 4. foul; synonyms (adj) base, disgusting, filthy, nasty, evil, dingy, putrid, unclean, (v) dirty, coarse; antonyms (adj) pleasant, fair, 5. unwell; synonyms (adj) indisposed, poorly, bad, seedy, frail,
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menstruating, peaked; antonym (adj) well, 6. sick; synonyms (adj) queasy, weary, invalid, nauseous, poor, crazy, disgusted, nauseated, (v) unwell, puke, 7. morbid; synonyms (adj) ghoulish, gruesome, macabre, pathologic, pathological, peccant. afiachus 1. sickly; synonyms (adj) feeble, infirm, sick, ailing, diseased, indisposed, morbid, pale, (n) invalid, (v) faint; antonyms (adj) healthy, bitter, 2. unwholesome; synonyms (adj) unhealthy, harmful, noxious, noisome, detrimental, injurious, sickly, insalubrious, corrupting; antonym (adj) decent. afiaith 1. zest; synonyms (n) relish, gusto, taste, savor, flavor, enthusiasm, energy, piquancy, appetite, (v) spice; antonym (n) apathy, 2. glee; synonyms (n) gladness, cheerfulness, delight, mirth, fun, gaiety, hilarity, joy, rejoicing, frolic; antonym (n) sadness, 3. mirth; synonyms (n) amusement, happiness, exhilaration, festivity, bliss, joviality, laughter, (adj) glee, merriment, jollity. afiechyd 1. disease; synonyms (n) ailment, condition, illness, sickness, complaint, infirmity, affection, affliction, bug, disorder, 2. illness; synonyms (n) disease, distemper, malady, attack, pain, trouble, 3. ailment; synonym (n) ill, 4. malady; synonyms (n) indisposition, syndrome, (adj) grief. afieithus 1. gleeful; synonyms (adj) glad, elated, exultant, frolicsome, festive, gay, jubilant, merry, blithe, lighthearted; antonym (adj) sad, 2. mirthful; synonyms (adj) jolly, jovial, gleeful, amusing, jocund, comical, laughable, joyous, cheery, cheerful. aflafar 1. harsh; synonyms (adj) grating, sharp, austere, bitter, coarse, crude, cruel, discordant, grim, (v) hard; antonyms (adj) smooth, gentle, harmonious, kind, lenient, pleasant, soft, melodious, sweet, 2. unmelodious; synonyms (adj) dissonant, harsh, tuneless, unmelodic, nonmusical, unmusical, untuneful. aflan 1. foul; synonyms (adj) base, disgusting, filthy, nasty, evil, dingy, (v) dirty, corrupt, coarse, defile; antonyms (adj) pleasant, fair, (v) clean, pure, 2. polluted; synonyms (adj) impure, contaminated, foul, defiled, unclean, profane, soiled, stained, tainted, infected, 3. unclean; synonyms (adj) grubby, grimy, muddy, squalid, sordid, black, lousy, polluted, unwashed, messy; antonym (adj) hygienic. aflawen 1. cheerless; synonyms (adj) bleak, dismal, sad, dark, disconsolate, drab, dreary, dull, gloomy, (v) joyless; antonym (adj) cheerful, 2. dismal; synonyms (adj) cheerless, dejected, depressing, desolate, melancholy, black, dim, blue, depressed, doleful; antonyms (adj) bright, happy, 3. fierce; synonyms (adj) bitter, violent, acute, cruel, ferocious, brutal, furious, grim, savage, nasty;
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antonyms (adj) gentle, mild, 4. awful; synonyms (adj) abominable, appalling, awesome, dreadful, fearful, terrible, atrocious, bad, horrible, alarming; antonyms (adj) excellent, great, marvelous, wonderful, lovely, nice, pleasant, 5. sad; synonyms (adj) distressing, miserable, mournful, pitiable, pitiful, deplorable, dolorous, downcast, funereal, grave; antonyms (adj) joyful, brave, cheery, composed. aflednais 1. indelicate; synonyms (adj) indecent, indecorous, crude, immodest, coarse, gross, improper, crass, bawdy, broad, 2. immodest; synonyms (adj) brazen, bold, shameless, barefaced, impudent, impure, indelicate, lewd, nasty, obscene; antonym (adj) modest. afledneisrwydd 1. immodesty; synonyms (n) indecency, impropriety, obscenity, exhibitionism, impudicity, rudeness, pride, unseemliness, impurity, indecorum, 2. indelicacy; synonyms (n) indecorousness, coarseness, tactlessness, immodesty, blunder, gaffe, offensiveness, tastelessness, underniceness, unsuitability. aflem obtuse; synonyms (adj) dim, dull, blunt, dense, stupid, heavy, slow, insensitive, doltish, dumb; antonym (adj) bright. aflendid 1. filth; synonyms (n) dirt, garbage, grime, foulness, soil, blot, dust, filthiness, nastiness, squalor; antonym (n) cleanness, 2. uncleanness; synonyms (n) pollution, filth, dirtiness, defilement, muck, smuttiness, 3. pollution; synonyms (n) contamination, infection, befoulment, corruption, impurity, infamy, soiling, contagion, (adj) taint, depravity. aflerwch 1. slovenliness; synonyms (n) sloppiness, slatternliness, neglect, slovenry, unkemptness, 2. untidiness; synonyms (n) disarray, mess, disorder, litter, confusion, disorderliness, messiness, slovenliness, clutter; antonym (n) neatness. afles 1. hurt; synonyms (v) pain, wound, afflict, (adj) evil, (n) harm, damage, detriment, ache, disadvantage, abuse; antonyms (v) encourage, (adj) uninjured, unhurt, 2. disadvantage; synonyms (n) deprivation, inconvenience, limitation, loss, failing, fault, flaw, hurt, liability, snag; antonyms (n) benefit, bonus, value, (v) advantage. aflesol 1. disadvantageous; synonyms (adj) detrimental, adverse, harmful, damaging, inconvenient, prejudicial, unfavorable, inexpedient, injurious, inopportune; antonym (adj) advantageous, 2. unprofitable; synonyms (adj) fruitless, profitless, useless, futile, inutile, disadvantageous, unfruitful, barren, idle, unproductive; antonym (adj) profitable. afliwiog 1. colorless; synonyms (adj) achromatic, drab, dull, neutral, pale, monotonous, bloodless, colourless, livid, pallid; antonyms (adj) colorful,
interesting, rosy, 2. pale; synonyms (adj) ghastly, faint, wan, light, weak, (v) dim, blanch, (n) boundary, confine, border; antonyms (adj) dark, strong, brown. aflonydd 1. anxious; synonyms (adj) afraid, alarmed, nervous, tense, uneasy, agitated, apprehensive, concerned, distressed, fearful; antonyms (adj) calm, relaxed, carefree, confident, rational, unconcerned, undisturbed, untroubled, 2. unquiet; synonyms (adj) anxious, restless, disturbed, tumultuous, turbulent, unsettled, (v) convulsive, mercurial, mobile, movable; antonym (adj) quiet, 3. restless; synonyms (adj) fidgety, unquiet, fretful, impatient, restive, feverish, jumpy, edgy, wakeful, eager. aflonyddu 1. disturb; synonyms (v) agitate, disconcert, disorder, disquiet, distract, distress, perturb, trouble, annoy, bother; antonyms (v) arrange, calm, please, smooth, soothe, 2. agitate; synonyms (v) disturb, stir, toss, fan, foment, rouse, shake, actuate, arouse, canvass, 3. disquiet; synonyms (n) alarm, anxiety, worry, apprehension, concern, discomfort, dismay, (v) discompose, turmoil, upset; antonyms (n) quiet, reassurance, 4. molest; synonyms (v) harass, assail, assault, harry, plague, attack, beset, chevy, harm, hassle. aflonyddus disturbing; synonyms (adj) distressing, alarming, disconcerting, disquieting, worrying, bothersome, troublesome, troubling, unsettling, upsetting; antonyms (adj) reassuring, soothing, comforting. aflonyddwch 1. disturbance; synonyms (n) agitation, commotion, disorder, turmoil, brawl, derangement, dislocation, disruption, tumult, (adj) trouble, 2. unrest; synonyms (n) disquiet, ferment, fermentation, revolution, turbulence, excitement, chaos, disturbance, restlessness, strife; antonyms (n) calm, rest. aflonyddwr disturber; synonyms (n) disquieter, troubler. afloyw 1. opaque; synonyms (adj) cloudy, dense, dull, muddy, obscure, hazy, milky, murky, thick, unintelligible; antonyms (adj) clear, transparent, see-through, 2. turbid; synonyms (adj) opaque, dirty, mirky. afluniaidd 1. deformed; synonyms (adj) crooked, bent, distorted, malformed, misshapen, ugly, crippled, contorted, deform, grotesque, 2. unshapely; synonyms (adj) shapeless, unsightly, baggy; antonym (adj) shapely. aflunio 1. deform; synonyms (v) distort, deface, bend, contort, disfigure, twist, turn, warp, convolute, mangle; antonym (v) straighten, 2. disfigure; synonyms (v) deform, mutilate, blemish, damage, mar, blot, injure, mark, ruin, (adj) maim. aflwydd 1. failure; synonyms (n) bankruptcy, failing, breakdown, decline, deficiency, debacle, defeat,
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Welsh - English disappointment, disaster, downfall; antonyms (n) success, achievement, hit, winner, victory, achiever, attainment, capability, growth, 2. calamity; synonyms (n) accident, adversity, affliction, catastrophe, misfortune, plague, tragedy, blow, bale, (v) trouble, 3. reverse; synonyms (adj) opposite, converse, (v) annul, repeal, rescind, countermand, overturn, revoke, rear, (n) contrary; antonym (n) front, 4. misfortune; synonyms (n) calamity, hardship, misadventure, mischance, misery, mishap, evil, casualty, distress, harm; antonym (n) luck. aflwyddiannus unsuccessful; synonyms (adj) fruitless, futile, unfortunate, unlucky, ineffective, stillborn, unhappy, vain, (v) abortive, sterile; antonym (adj) successful. aflwyddiant 1. failure; synonyms (n) bankruptcy, failing, breakdown, decline, deficiency, debacle, defeat, disappointment, disaster, downfall; antonyms (n) success, achievement, hit, winner, victory, achiever, attainment, capability, growth, 2. calamity; synonyms (n) accident, adversity, affliction, catastrophe, misfortune, plague, tragedy, blow, bale, (v) trouble, 3. misfortune; synonyms (n) calamity, hardship, misadventure, mischance, misery, mishap, evil, casualty, distress, harm; antonym (n) luck. aflwyddo fail; synonyms (v) abort, collapse, fade, cease, abandon, break, bust, default, deteriorate, (adj) decline; antonyms (v) succeed, triumph. aflywodraeth 1. anarchy; synonyms (n) muddle, chaos, confusion, disorder, pandemonium, riot, bedlam, disarray, lawlessness, mayhem; antonym (n) order, 2. misrule; synonyms (n) misgovernment, (v) misgovern. aflywodraethus ungovernable; synonyms (adj) unruly, uncontrollable, headstrong, irrepressible, intractable, licentious, violent, wild, indocile, turbulent. afon river; synonyms (n) creek, flow, current, waterway, watercourse, (v) brook, stream, burn, bayou, (adj) water. afonfarch hippopotamus; synonyms (n) hippo, pachyderm, zeekoe, rhinoceros, (adj) behemoth, cachalot, elephant, leviathan, porpoise, whale. afonig 1. brook; synonyms (n) creek, (v) bear, abide, endure, digest, stand, stomach, suffer, tolerate, allow, 2. streamlet; synonyms (n) rill, rivulet, runnel, brook, run, runlet, discharge, footrace, ladder, outpouring, 3. rivulet; synonyms (n) arroyo, stream, streamlet, watercourse, river. afradlon 1. abandoned; synonyms (adj) forlorn, immoral, deserted, empty, profligate, shameless, stranded, wicked, lonely, corrupt; antonyms (adj) restrained, inhabited, orderly, overcrowded, 2. wasteful; synonyms (adj) extravagant,
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improvident, lavish, prodigal, profuse, ruinous, spendthrift, uneconomical, thriftless, destructive; antonyms (adj) thrifty, economical, 3. prodigal; synonyms (adj) generous, wasteful, excessive, exuberant, liberal, dissipated, munificent, copious, (n) spender, (v) waster. afradlonedd prodigality; synonyms (n) dissipation, extravagance, lavishness, waste, exuberance, excess, extravagancy, profligacy. afradu waste; synonyms (n) desert, refuse, damage, (adj) spoil, desolate, (v) consume, exhaust, ruin, squander, ravage; antonyms (v) conserve, save. afraid 1. needless; synonyms (adj) gratuitous, unnecessary, dispensable, excessive, meaningless, pointless, preventable, wanton, (v) superfluous; antonym (adj) necessary, 2. unnecessary; synonyms (adj) redundant, needless, surplus, excess, spare, undue, useless, extra, unneeded; antonym (adj) reasonable. afreidiau superfluity; synonyms (n) excess, plethora, redundancy, superabundance, nimiety, overabundance, overplus, embarrassment, extravagance, surplus; antonym (n) shortage. afreidiol unnecessary; synonyms (adj) superfluous, redundant, gratuitous, needless, dispensable, excessive, pointless, surplus, excess, spare; antonyms (adj) necessary, reasonable. afreol 1. disorder; synonyms (n) ailment, complaint, clutter, disease, jumble, muddle, chaos, commotion, (v) derange, disarray; antonyms (n) orderliness, calm, peace, (v) order, 2. misrule; synonyms (n) misgovernment, disorder, riot, (v) misgovern. afreolaeth 1. disorder; synonyms (n) ailment, complaint, clutter, disease, jumble, muddle, chaos, commotion, (v) derange, disarray; antonyms (n) orderliness, calm, peace, (v) order, 2. unruliness; synonyms (n) disobedience, disorder, fractiousness, agitation, anarchy, bedlam, boisterousness, confusion, defiance, disorderliness. afreolaidd 1. disorderly; synonyms (adj) confused, chaotic, disordered, wild, boisterous, disobedient, disorganized, irregular, jumbled, (v) lawless; antonyms (adj) orderly, well-behaved, neat, arranged, 2. irregular; synonyms (adj) abnormal, atypical, anomalous, broken, eccentric, erratic, changeable, desultory, deviant, disorderly; antonyms (adj) regular, constant, even, normal, smooth, symmetrical, compact, cyclic, equal, steady. afreolus 1. disorderly; synonyms (adj) confused, chaotic, disordered, wild, boisterous, disobedient, disorganized, irregular, jumbled, (v) lawless; antonyms (adj) orderly, well-behaved, neat, arranged, 2. unruly; synonyms (adj) disorderly, headstrong, insubordinate, intractable, uncontrollable, rambunctious, rebellious,
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refractory, ungovernable, wayward; antonym (adj) manageable. afresymol 1. absurd; synonyms (adj) foolish, preposterous, ridiculous, unreasonable, irrational, crazy, derisory, illogical, incredible, inept; antonym (adj) sensible, 2. unreasonable; synonyms (adj) absurd, excessive, extravagant, immoderate, undue, exorbitant, inordinate, senseless, silly, unconscionable; antonyms (adj) reasonable, goodnatured. afrifed innumerable; synonyms (adj) countless, incalculable, numberless, infinite, innumerous, multitudinous, unnumbered, myriad, numerous, uncounted; antonym (adj) few. afrosgo 1. clumsy; synonyms (adj) bumbling, bungling, cumbersome, unwieldy, gawky, inapt, inept, maladroit, rude, (n) awkward; antonyms (adj) graceful, nimble, clever, dexterous, skillful, adroit, deft, 2. ungainly; synonyms (adj) clumsy, inelegant, graceless, uncouth, stiff, wooden, unmanageable, lubberly, rustic, ungraceful, 3. unwieldy; synonyms (adj) heavy, massive, ponderous, ungainly, lumbering, unhandy, hefty, weighty, clunky, (v) cumbrous; antonyms (adj) convenient, manageable, wieldy. afrwydd 1. stiff; synonyms (adj) rigid, hard, difficult, formal, inflexible, firm, numb, (n) stark, cadaver, corpse; antonyms (adj) relaxed, flexible, floppy, soft, supple, free, pliable, 2. clumsy; synonyms (adj) bumbling, bungling, cumbersome, unwieldy, gawky, inapt, inept, maladroit, rude, (n) awkward; antonyms (adj) graceful, nimble, clever, dexterous, skillful, adroit, deft, 3. awkward; synonyms (adj) clumsy, inconvenient, crude, embarrassing, sticky, uncomfortable, ungainly, untoward, left-handed, annoying; antonyms (adj) easy, manageable, straightforward, convenient, helpful, rotund, simple, 4. difficult; synonyms (adj) arduous, demanding, burdensome, complicated, delicate, fastidious, knotty, uphill, finicky, abstruse; antonyms (adj) good-natured, rewarding, clear. afrwyddineb difficulty; synonyms (n) hindrance, impediment, trouble, bother, asperity, jam, barrier, difficultness, fix, hardship; antonyms (n) ease, simplicity, advantage, help. afrwyddo 1. hinder; synonyms (adj) posterior, hind, (v) block, bar, impede, check, hamper, obstruct, resist, curb; antonyms (v) help, assist, facilitate, 2. obstruct; synonyms (v) choke, clog, delay, encumber, screen, intercept, debar, arrest, (n) hinder, barricade; antonyms (v) encourage, free. afryw 1. heterogeneous; synonyms (adj) dissimilar, different, assorted, miscellaneous, heterogenous, mixed, motley, unlike, varied, (v) diverse; antonym (adj) homogeneous, 2. improper; synonyms (adj) false, inappropriate, illicit, illegitimate, bad, coarse,
indecent, indecorous, unsuitable, wrong; antonyms (adj) proper, suitable, fitting, polite.
afrywiog 1. improper; synonyms (adj) false, inappropriate, illicit, illegitimate, bad, coarse, indecent, indecorous, unsuitable, wrong; antonyms (adj) proper, suitable, fitting, polite, 2. harsh; synonyms (adj) grating, sharp, austere, bitter, crude, cruel, discordant, grim, unkind, (v) hard; antonyms (adj) smooth, gentle, harmonious, kind, lenient, pleasant, soft, melodious, sweet, 3. cross-grained; synonyms (adj) wayward, crotchety, rough, 4. perverse; synonyms (adj) contrary, fractious, obdurate, obstinate, corrupt, headstrong, disobedient, intractable, sinister, willful, 5. rising; synonyms (adj) climbing, (n) ascending, mutiny, rebellion, revolt, ascension, ascent, climb, insurrection, (adv) increasing; antonyms (adj) plummeting, decreasing, plunging. afrywiogrwydd roughness; synonyms (n) coarseness, harshness, asperity, crudeness, hoarseness, rigor, disorderliness, gruffness, unevenness, huskiness; antonyms (n) smoothness, softness, complexity, gentleness. afu liver; synonyms (n) denizen, resident. agen 1. clink; synonyms (n) ring, clang, clash, click, jail, (v) clank, chink, jingle, tinkle, rattle, 2. fissure; synonyms (n) crack, crevice, break, chasm, cleft, cranny, breach, chap, rift, aperture; antonym (n) repair, 3. cleft; synonyms (adj) split, cloven, (n) cleavage, fissure, fracture, hole, cut, gap, opening, slit, 4. slot; synonyms (n) groove, place, notch, position, section, class, nick, partition, spot, (v) rank. agendor abyss; synonyms (n) abysm, chasm, deep, gorge, gulf, ravine, depth, gap, hell, pit. agennu 1. crack; synonyms (n) break, fracture, cleft, fissure, (v) chink, crevice, split, breach, burst, snap; antonyms (v) repair, mend, 2. split; synonyms (v) crack, cut, slit, divide, separate, divorce, (n) rip, rupture, tear, cleavage; antonyms (v) join, unite, merge, 3. slot; synonyms (n) groove, place, notch, gap, opening, position, aperture, section, class, (v) rank. ager steam; synonyms (n) mist, fog, haze, vapor, cloud, (v) reek, evaporate, exhale, smoke, fume. agerfad steamboat; synonyms (n) boat, steamer. agerlong 1. steamer; synonyms (n) steamboat, steamship, jeep, roadster, wheels, line, 2. steamship; synonym (n) steamer. ageru 1. evaporate; synonyms (v) vanish, disappear, dissipate, dissolve, fade, dry, exhale, vaporize, concentrate, (n) vapor; antonym (v) appear, 2. steam; synonyms (n) mist, fog, haze, cloud, (v) reek, evaporate, smoke, fume, cook, pull.
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agerw 1. fierce; synonyms (adj) bitter, violent, acute,
agorydd opener; synonyms (n) opening, beginning,
cruel, ferocious, brutal, furious, grim, savage, nasty; antonyms (adj) gentle, mild, 2. bitter; synonyms (adj) acrimonious, biting, acrid, sharp, acerbic, acid, caustic, keen, malicious, resentful; antonyms (adj) sweet, charitable, hot, kind, sugary. agnostig agnostic; synonyms (n) skeptic, doubter, freethinker, atheist, nonbeliever, pagan; antonym (n) believer. agolch swill; synonyms (n) pigwash, slops, waste, garbage, (v) guzzle, slop, drink, drench, potion, (adj) booze. agor open (ar agor); synonyms (adj) frank, obvious, artless, exposed, free, honest, bare, (v) expand, (n) candid, clear; antonyms (adj) devious, secretive, concealed, furtive, hidden, limited, repressive, (v) shut, end, (tr v) close. agorawd overture; synonyms (n) offer, advance, approach, prelude, introduction, feeler, opening, preface, presentation, bid. agored 1. open (agor, ar agor); synonyms (adj) frank, obvious, artless, exposed, free, honest, bare, (v) expand, (n) candid, clear; antonyms (adj) devious, secretive, concealed, furtive, hidden, limited, repressive, (v) shut, end, (tr v) close, 2. liable; synonyms (adj) amenable, accountable, answerable, apt, disposed, inclined, responsible, likely, subject, culpable; antonym (adj) exempt. agorfa 1. opening; synonyms (n) gap, mouth, aperture, break, beginning, cleft, commencement, crack, door, entrance; antonyms (n) end, closing, exit, finale, (adj) final, 2. aperture; synonyms (n) hole, breach, opening, puncture, slit, perforation, hiatus, outlet, crevice, fissure, 3. vent; synonyms (n) discharge, flue, chimney, blowhole, escape, venthole, (v) air, emit, release, ventilate, 4. orifice; synonyms (n) vent, port, inlet, lips, 5. issue; synonyms (n) aftermath, egress, consequence, effect, event, progeny, (v) flow, emanate, arise, emerge. agoriad 1. key; synonyms (adj) central, fundamental, basic, cardinal, essential, chief, (n) guide, handle, clue, legend, 2. opening; synonyms (n) gap, mouth, aperture, break, beginning, cleft, commencement, crack, door, entrance; antonyms (n) end, closing, exit, finale, (adj) final. agoriadol 1. opening; synonyms (n) gap, mouth, aperture, break, beginning, cleft, commencement, crack, door, entrance; antonyms (n) end, closing, exit, finale, (adj) final, 2. inaugural; synonyms (adj) introductory, first, foremost, initial, initiative, initiatory, prefatory, maiden, (n) inauguration, (v) proemial. agorwr opener; synonyms (n) opening, beginning, commencement, debut, destroyer, knob, laxative, origin, undoer, (v) key.
commencement, debut, destroyer, knob, laxative, origin, undoer, (v) key. agos 1. near; synonyms (prep) about, by, around, (adv) close, almost, (adj) adjoining, adjacent, (v) familiar, approximate, approach; antonym (adj) distant, 2. close (cau); synonyms (adj) near, nearby, accurate, tight, (v) compact, stop, conclude, (n) end, finish, conclusion; antonyms (adj) airy, fresh, loose, far, (v) open, start, 3. approximate; synonyms (adj) approximative, rough, general, inexact, (v) approaching, estimate, judge, place, reckon; antonyms (v) exact, precise, 4. almost; synonyms (adv) nearly, approximately, just, most, practically, roughly, virtually, some, (adj) nigh, barely, 5. nigh; synonyms (adv) closely, neighboring, intimately, (adj) imminent, intimate, dear, contiguous, closer. agosaol approaching; synonyms (v) access, (adj) forthcoming, future, imminent, impending, oncoming, (n) approach, coming, (adv) nearly, (prep) toward. agosatrwydd intimacy; synonyms (n) familiarity, acquaintance, closeness, fellowship, association, friendship, intercourse, affair, camaraderie, conversance. agosrwydd 1. proximity; synonyms (n) nearness, neighborhood, propinquity, vicinity, contiguity, presence, closeness, contact; antonym (n) distance, 2. nearness; synonyms (n) intimacy, familiarity. agronomeg agronomy; synonyms (n) agriculture, farming, tillage, gardening, vintage, cultivation, culture. agwedd 1. attitude; synonyms (n) position, aspect, posture, behavior, mind, notion, air, approach, bearing, disposition, 2. form; synonyms (n) figure, design, arrange, ceremony, (v) cast, make, fashion, build, constitute, establish, 3. aspect; synonyms (n) appearance, look, surface, expression, manner, prospect, side, view, angle, face. agweddi dowry; synonyms (n) dower, dot, inheritance, gift, alimony, dowery, portion, jointure, grant, allotment. ai either; synonyms (det) any, (conj) other. aidd 1. zest; synonyms (n) relish, gusto, taste, savor, flavor, enthusiasm, energy, piquancy, appetite, (v) spice; antonym (n) apathy, 2. zeal; synonyms (n) ardor, eagerness, fervor, devotion, passion, vehemence, fire, fervency, heat, fervour; antonym (n) indifference, 3. ardor; synonyms (n) zeal, ardency, flame, avidity, animation, ardour, elan, glow, keenness, warmth. aig band; synonyms (n) cluster, party, set, swathe, circle, collar, company, crew, (v) ring, combine. ail 1. second; synonyms (n) instant, moment, flash, jiffy, minute, sec, (v) back, endorse, support, (adj) latter; antonym (adj) first, 2. like (hoffi); synonyms
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equivalent, alike, analogous, comparable, same, (n) love; antonyms (prep) unlike, (v) dislike, (adj) different, 3. again (eto); synonyms (adv) afresh, more, anew, encore, repeatedly, then, also, further, often. ailadrodd repeat; synonyms (v) recite, copy, recapitulate, reduplicate, rehearse, reiterate, return, double, duplicate, iterate. ailadroddiad repetition; synonyms (n) repeat, gemination, iteration, recurrence, reiteration, replication, duplication, reduplication, rehearsal, repeating. ailbrisiad revaluation; synonyms (n) reappraisal, reassessment, revalorization, brushup, critique, inspection, recap, recapitulation, reexamination, review. ailenedigaeth 1. rebirth; synonyms (n) renaissance, metempsychosis, reincarnation, regeneration, renascence, renewal, revitalization, conversion; antonym (n) decline, 2. regeneration; synonyms (n) revival, rebirth, sanctification, resurgence, inspiration, (adj) adoption, beatification. aileni regenerate; synonyms (v) renew, reform, restore, revive, refresh, renovate, rejuvenate, reclaim, reconstruct, (n) convert. ailystyried reconsider; synonyms (v) revise, reassess, redeliberate, retrace, return, amend, correct, (n) review, criticism, critique. alaeth 1. grief; synonyms (n) affliction, dolor, anguish, distress, agony, pain, regret, wound, chagrin, (adj) sore; antonyms (n) joy, happiness, 2. grievous; synonyms (adj) grave, bitter, deplorable, dolorous, dreadful, sad, tough, pitiful, atrocious, heavy, 3. sad; synonyms (adj) dreary, dismal, distressing, gloomy, miserable, mournful, pitiable, bad, bleak, dejected; antonyms (adj) happy, cheerful, joyful, brave, cheery, composed, 4. sorrowful; synonyms (adj) melancholy, doleful, lugubrious, rueful, grievous, lamentable, piteous, unhappy, plaintive, dark; antonyms (adj) content, successful, 5. sorrow; synonyms (n) grief, mourning, sadness, contrition, heartache, misery, penitence, (v) mourn, lament, grieve; antonym (n) delight, 6. lamentation; synonyms (n) dirge, complaint, cry, plaint, crying, moan, wail, 7. wailing; synonyms (v) lamentation, moaning, (adj) lamenting, weeping, howling, wailful, (n) bawling. alaethu lament; synonyms (n) cry, dirge, complaint, elegy, (v) bemoan, complain, deplore, grieve, bewail, keen; antonyms (n) celebration, (v) revel. alaethus 1. baleful; synonyms (adj) baneful, ominous, destructive, harmful, pernicious, sinister, threatening, fatal, hurtful, inauspicious, 2. sorrowful; synonyms (adj) miserable, melancholy, doleful, lugubrious, rueful, sad, gloomy, dismal,
dreary, grievous; antonyms (adj) happy, cheerful, content, joyful, successful, 3. mournful; synonyms (adj) funereal, dolorous, dark, lamentable, pensive, sorrowful, woeful, cheerless, somber, (n) plaintive, 4. lamentable; synonyms (adj) deplorable, distressing, pitiful, mournful, piteous, pitiable, unfortunate, execrable, pathetic, regrettable; antonym (adj) praiseworthy. alaf wealth; synonyms (n) riches, abundance, affluence, opulence, treasure, capital, fortune, (v) money, gold, (adj) plenty; antonyms (n) poverty, penury, scarcity. alar surfeit; synonyms (n) excess, overabundance, repletion, satiety, plethora, overflow, (v) glut, cloy, gorge, satiate; antonym (n) lack. alarch swan; synonyms (n) cygnet, aberdevine, (v) ramble, roam, rove, wander, affirm, assert, aver, avow. alaru surfeit; synonyms (n) excess, overabundance, repletion, satiety, plethora, overflow, (v) glut, cloy, gorge, satiate; antonym (n) lack. alaw 1. air; synonyms (n) tune, appearance, manner, atmosphere, look, melody, strain, (v) ventilate, broadcast, show, 2. lily; synonyms (adj) chalk, effeminate, milk, paper, rose, snow, anemone, asphodel, begonia, buttercup, 3. melody; synonyms (n) air, music, harmony, measure, aria, song, line, (v) chant, 4. tune; synonyms (n) concord, note, consonance, sound, tone, (v) adjust, regulate, attune, string, service. alban 1. solstice; synonym (n) height, 2. equinox. albwm album; synonyms (n) record, portfolio, recording, volume, anthology, disc, book, collection, compilation, set. alcali alkali; synonyms (n) base, salt, brine, bag, cornerstone, floor, foot, (adj) alkaline, (v) caustic, apozem. alcam tin; synonyms (n) can, canister, container, rhino, dust, blunt, (v) pot, preserve, cure, bottle. alcemeg alchemy; synonyms (n) chemistry, alchemist, alchemistic, alchemistry, alchymy, magic, sorcery. alcof alcove; synonyms (n) recess, arbor, bay, bower, niche, summerhouse, compartment, channel, cubbyhole, hermitage. alcohol alcohol; synonyms (n) drink, juice, intoxicant, drinkable, firewater, potable, essence, gas, gasohol, (v) alcoholism. ale alley; synonyms (n) track, road, aisle, alleyway, lane, passage, avenue, path, pathway, street. alegori allegory; synonyms (n) fable, parable, apologue, emblem, metaphor, symbol, story, (adj) simile, type. algebra algebra; synonyms (v) fluxions, geometry, analysis, arithmetic. allafon distributary; synonym (adj) distributive.
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Welsh - English allan 1. out; synonyms (adv) off, forward, beyond, forth, aside, (v) reveal, (adj) away, extinct, outside, absent; antonyms (adv) in, (prep) inside, 2. abroad; synonyms (adv) afield, farther, further, yonder, elsewhere, (adj) overseas, out, distant, (v) spread, lost, 3. outside; synonyms (adj) external, outdoor, foreign, extraneous, outer, outward, remote, (adv) outdoors, alfresco, (n) exterior; antonyms (adj) indoor, internal, (adv) indoors. allanfa exit; synonyms (n) departure, door, egress, outlet, gate, (v) depart, go, leave, decease, die; antonyms (n) arrival, entry, (v) enter. allanol 1. external; synonyms (adj) exterior, outside, extraneous, extrinsic, outward, foreign, outlying, peripheral, superficial, formal; antonyms (adj) inner, interior, internal, domestic, inmost, inside, 2. outer; synonyms (adj) external, outdoor, surface, utter; antonym (adj) middle, 3. outward; synonyms (adj) apparent, outer, ostensible, seeming, departing, outbound, (adv) out, outwards; antonym (adv) inward. allblyg extrovert; synonyms (adj) extroverted, outgoing, extraverted, extravertive, candid, demonstrative, extrospective, (n) extravert, activist, doer; antonym (n) introvert. allforio export; synonyms (n) exportation, business, buying, (v) import, trade, smuggle, market, port, sell, ship. allfro foreigner; synonyms (n) alien, stranger, outlander, outsider, unknown, barbarian, immigrant, newcomer; antonym (n) native. allgaredd altruism; synonyms (n) selflessness, benevolence, charity, unselfishness, generosity, kindness, tolerance; antonyms (n) self-interest, selfishness. allgarwch altruism; synonyms (n) selflessness, benevolence, charity, unselfishness, generosity, kindness, tolerance; antonyms (n) self-interest, selfishness. allor altar; synonyms (n) shrine, sacristy, sanctuary. allt 1. wood; synonyms (n) forest, timber, woods, tree, lumber, coppice, jungle, 2. cliff; synonyms (n) bluff, precipice, hill, mountain, promontory, (adj) wall, 3. hill; synonyms (n) height, bank, gradient, mound, ascent, elevation, acclivity, embankment, (v) declivity, dip; antonym (n) vale. alltud 1. exile; synonyms (n) banishment, deportation, expulsion, deportee, outcast, (v) banish, expatriate, deport, expel, eject; antonym (v) repatriate, 2. alien; synonyms (adj) foreign, strange, unknown, extrinsic, exotic, extraneous, (n) foreigner, outsider, (v) alienate, estrange; antonyms (adj) familiar, (n) native, citizen. alltudedd 1. exile; synonyms (n) banishment, deportation, expulsion, deportee, outcast, (v)
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banish, expatriate, deport, expel, eject; antonym (v) repatriate, 2. banishment; synonyms (n) exile, exclusion, ejection, ostracism, proscription, relegation, dismissal, transportation, (adj) excommunication. alltudiaeth 1. exile; synonyms (n) banishment, deportation, expulsion, deportee, outcast, (v) banish, expatriate, deport, expel, eject; antonym (v) repatriate, 2. banishment; synonyms (n) exile, exclusion, ejection, ostracism, proscription, relegation, dismissal, transportation, (adj) excommunication. alltudio 1. exile; synonyms (n) banishment, deportation, expulsion, deportee, outcast, (v) banish, expatriate, deport, expel, eject; antonym (v) repatriate, 2. banish; synonyms (v) ban, dispel, exile, displace, dismiss, oust, relegate, transport, repudiate, discard. allwedd key; synonyms (adj) central, fundamental, basic, cardinal, essential, chief, (n) guide, handle, clue, legend. aloi alloy; synonyms (n) admixture, amalgam, blend, compound, (v) adulterate, devalue, amalgamate, debase, deteriorate, (adj) sophisticate. alpafr ibex; synonym (n) steinbok. altro alter; synonyms (v) adapt, change, move, adjust, affect, amend, castrate, convert, correct, shift; antonym (v) maintain. alwminiwm aluminium; synonym (n) aluminum. am 1. about; synonyms (prep) encircling, for, encompassing, (adv) around, approximately, almost, nearly, most, roughly, (adj) some; antonyms (prep) exactly, precisely, 2. for; synonyms (prep) because, behind, by, per, during, (conj) considering, (adv) against, as, therefore, hence, 3. around; synonyms (adv) about, round, somewhere, (prep) circa, surrounding, (adj) near, nearby, throughout, (n) vicinity, 4. at; synonyms (prep) in, a, (n) astatine, (adv) on, along, (prf) all, (adj) entertainment, levee, party, reception. amaeth agriculture; synonyms (n) farming, agribusiness, agronomy, husbandry, tillage, geoponics, agriculturism, culture, defense, education. amaethdy farmhouse; synonyms (n) farm, farmstead, hacienda, toft, cottage, accommodation, building, bungalow, mansion, messuage. amaethu 1. farm; synonyms (n) property, grange, dairy, estate, farmhouse, (v) cultivate, raise, grow, hire, plant, 2. cultivate; synonyms (v) civilize, educate, produce, train, advance, breed, crop, develop, domesticate, farm; antonym (v) neglect, 3. till; synonyms (prep) until, unto, (n) drawer, tiller, cashbox, (v) plow, hoe, dig, turn.
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amaethwr farmer; synonyms (n) countryman, agriculturist, rustic, husbandman, granger, sodbuster, yeoman, producer, sower, woodcutter. amaethyddiaeth agriculture; synonyms (n) farming, agribusiness, agronomy, husbandry, tillage, geoponics, agriculturism, culture, defense, education. amaethyddol agricultural; synonyms (adj) agrarian, rural, farming, rustic, undeveloped, unindustrialized, floricultural, gardening, horticultural, ranch. amarch disrespect; synonyms (n) cheek, contempt, discourtesy, insult, impertinence, neglect, blasphemy, disdain, (v) slight, disesteem; antonyms (n) admiration, regard, (v) respect. amatur amateur; synonyms (adj) amateurish, inexpert, unskilled, inexperienced, (n) novice, beginner, fan, apprentice, aspirant, devotee; antonyms (adj) practiced, (n) professional, expert. amaturaidd amateur; synonyms (adj) amateurish, inexpert, unskilled, inexperienced, (n) novice, beginner, fan, apprentice, aspirant, devotee; antonyms (adj) practiced, (n) professional, expert. amau 1. suspect; synonyms (v) doubt, distrust, mistrust, suppose, conjecture, guess, surmise, (adj) fishy, questionable, shady; antonyms (v) trust, (adj) trustworthy, 2. doubt; synonyms (n) disbelief, misgiving, question, dispute, apprehension, incertitude, skepticism, (v) query, suspicion, suspect; antonyms (n) certainty, confidence, conclusiveness, 3. dispute; synonyms (n) brawl, quarrel, debate, conflict, wrangle, difference, (v) argue, contest, controversy, discuss; antonyms (n) agreement, (v) agree. ambell occasional; synonyms (adj) accidental, casual, incidental, irregular, infrequent, episodic, intermittent, fortuitous, adventitious, contingent; antonyms (adj) frequent, recurrent. ambiwlans ambulance; synonyms (n) brancard, crate, hurdle, litter, stretcher, rescue, transport. amcan 1. aim; synonyms (n) intent, objective, plan, target, (v) purpose, direct, object, point, address, endeavor, 2. guess; synonyms (v) conjecture, surmise, forecast, believe, deem, divine, reckon, suppose, (n) estimate, assumption, 3. object; synonyms (n) design, aim, cause, end, intention, meaning, mark, matter, subject, (v) except; antonym (v) agree, 4. purpose; synonyms (n) mind, effect, purport, resolve, motive, determination, function, goal, idea, (v) project, 5. notion; synonyms (n) feeling, belief, impression, caprice, concept, conception, fancy, image, imagination, (v) judgment. amcanu 1. guess; synonyms (v) conjecture, surmise, forecast, believe, deem, divine, reckon, suppose, (n) estimate, assumption, 2. aim; synonyms (n) intent,
objective, plan, target, (v) purpose, direct, object, point, address, endeavor, 3. purpose; synonyms (n) aim, design, mind, effect, end, purport, resolve, motive, (v) intention, project, 4. intend; synonyms (v) destine, mean, determine, contemplate, denote, consider, import, calculate, conceive, designate. amcanus 1. skillful; synonyms (adj) expert, able, accomplished, adept, capable, good, proficient, knowing, (v) dexterous, crafty; antonyms (adj) clumsy, inept, incompetent, 2. likely; synonyms (adj) credible, believable, probable, expected, plausible, potential, conceivable, apt, (adv) possibly, belike; antonyms (adj) improbable, (adv) unlikely. amchwaraefa amphitheater; synonyms (n) coliseum, arena, amphitheatre, ambo, auditorium, field, stadium. amdaith circuit; synonyms (n) beat, area, excursion, compass, cycle, district, (v) circle, tour, trip, journey. amddifad 1. destitute; synonyms (adj) indigent, bankrupt, broke, forlorn, impoverished, needy, poor, helpless, impecunious, (v) devoid; antonym (adj) rich, 2. orphan; synonyms (n) waif, caterpillar, cocoon, nymph, nympha, pupa, staddle, ragamuffin, soul, (adj) orphaned. amddifadrwydd 1. destitution; synonyms (n) deprivation, indigence, need, penury, poverty, deficiency, famine, hardship, lack, (v) want, 2. privation; synonyms (n) loss, necessity, dearth, destitution, distress, impoverishment, misery, bereavement, neediness, (v) failure. amddifadu 1. bereave; synonyms (v) deprive, divest, rob, strip, despoil, oust, lose, disinherit, widow, depose, 2. deprive; synonyms (v) bereave, abridge, curtail, denude, deny, dismantle, disrobe, cheat, contract, impoverish; antonym (v) enrich. amddifaty orphanage; synonyms (n) orphanhood, institution, home. amddifedi 1. destitution; synonyms (n) deprivation, indigence, need, penury, poverty, deficiency, famine, hardship, lack, (v) want, 2. privation; synonyms (n) loss, necessity, dearth, destitution, distress, impoverishment, misery, bereavement, neediness, (v) failure. amddiffyn 1. defend; synonyms (v) cover, guard, assert, justify, protect, advocate, champion, maintain, shield, support; antonyms (v) attack, prosecute, 2. protect; synonyms (v) defend, keep, preserve, hide, conceal, conserve, safeguard, save, screen, vindicate; antonyms (v) expose, neglect, risk. amddiffynfa 1. fortress; synonyms (n) bulwark, fort, fortification, castle, citadel, stronghold, alcazar, tower, presidio, (v) keep, 2. keep; synonyms (v) hold, preserve, retain, defend, continue, guard,
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Welsh - English have, maintain, celebrate, confine; antonyms (v) dump, lose. amddiffyniad protection; synonyms (n) defense, care, conservation, cover, custody, defence, guardianship, security, shelter, (v) guard; antonym (n) destruction. amddiffynnwr 1. defender; synonyms (n) advocate, champion, guard, guardian, patron, protector, exponent, keeper, proponent, upholder; antonyms (n) assailant, attacker, 2. protector; synonyms (n) defender, custodian, conservator, escort, hero, benefactor, supporter, preserver, protection, emperor. amddiffynnydd 1. defender; synonyms (n) advocate, champion, guard, guardian, patron, protector, exponent, keeper, proponent, upholder; antonyms (n) assailant, attacker, 2. protector; synonyms (n) defender, custodian, conservator, escort, hero, benefactor, supporter, preserver, protection, emperor. amddyfrwys 1. mighty; synonyms (adj) enormous, immense, huge, grand, powerful, intense, high, big, forcible, great, 2. marshy; synonyms (adj) boggy, muddy, marsh, miry, quaggy, sloughy, swampy, paludal, moist, dirty, 3. rugged; synonyms (adj) hard, difficult, rocky, broken, craggy, hardy, harsh, (n) rough, jagged, ragged; antonym (adj) delicate. amdlawd impoverished; synonyms (adj) destitute, broke, indigent, needy, poor, penniless, miserable, bankrupt, barren, broken; antonyms (adj) wealthy, rich, well-off. amdo shroud; synonyms (n) screen, cover, cloak, conceal, covering, curtain, (v) hide, shield, enfold, (adj) shelter. amdoi 1. enshroud; synonyms (v) cover, conceal, enfold, bury, envelop, hide, shroud, veil, enclose, 2. shroud; synonyms (n) screen, cloak, covering, curtain, mantle, pall, hood, (v) shield, enshroud, (adj) shelter. amdorch 1. wreath; synonyms (n) crown, chaplet, coronal, garland, circle, lei, baldric, bays, bouquet, cestus, 2. chaplet; synonyms (n) wreath, corona, coronet. amdrist sorrowful; synonyms (adj) miserable, melancholy, doleful, lugubrious, rueful, sad, gloomy, dismal, dreary, grievous; antonyms (adj) happy, cheerful, content, joyful, successful. amdro rotary; synonyms (adj) revolving, rotatory, rotating, rotative, vertiginous, turning, (n) circle, roundabout. amfesur perimeter; synonyms (n) border, boundary, edge, margin, circumference, limit, bound, brim, circuit, fringe; antonyms (n) center, middle. amgant 1. bounds; synonyms (n) boundary, border, limit, bound, circumference, extent, maximum, perimeter; antonym (n) center, 2. region;
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synonyms (n) land, country, field, area, district, domain, part, realm, circuit, division. amgarn 1. ring; synonyms (n) encircle, band, gang, jingle, loop, (v) circle, call, peal, echo, resound, 2. circle; synonyms (n) round, association, compass, ring, field, range, beat, circuit, (v) turn, whirl, 3. ferrule; synonyms (n) collet, cap, stick, verrel. amgen different; synonyms (adj) another, assorted, dissimilar, unusual, various, alien, alternative, discrete, distinct, diverse; antonyms (adj) similar, corresponding, equal, identical, like, typical. amgrwm convex; synonyms (adj) bulging, gibbous, biconvex, hunched, bulgy, bellied, bellying, bent, (n) crescent, (v) projecting; antonym (adj) concave. amgueddfa museum; synonyms (n) gallery, depository, landmark, treasury. amgyffred 1. comprehension; synonyms (n) apprehension, conception, grasp, inclusion, intelligence, knowledge, understanding, wit, capacity, familiarity; antonyms (n) misunderstanding, incomprehension, 2. comprise; synonyms (v) contain, compose, comprehend, constitute, include, carry, encompass, form, make, bear; antonym (v) exclude, 3. comprehend; synonyms (v) apprehend, catch, embrace, understand, appreciate, comprise, feel, see, sense, apperceive. amgyffrediad comprehension; synonyms (n) apprehension, conception, grasp, inclusion, intelligence, knowledge, understanding, wit, capacity, familiarity; antonyms (n) misunderstanding, incomprehension. amgylch 1. circuit; synonyms (n) beat, area, excursion, compass, cycle, district, (v) circle, tour, trip, journey, 2. environs; synonyms (n) neighborhood, confines, environment, outskirts, purlieus, vicinity, precincts, surround, surroundings, (adj) vicinage; antonym (n) center, 3. surroundings; synonyms (n) medium, atmosphere, environs, setting, habitat, milieu, scene, ambiance, background, situation. amgylchedd 1. circumference; synonyms (n) circuit, border, boundary, perimeter, brim, circle, compass, outline, periphery, edge, 2. environment; synonyms (n) circumstance, background, habitat, atmosphere, context, setting, surroundings, vicinity, ecology, element. amgylchfyd environment; synonyms (n) circumstance, background, habitat, atmosphere, context, setting, surroundings, vicinity, ecology, element. amgylchfydol environmental; synonyms (adj) ecological, physical, circumstantial, biodegradable, biological, conservation, natural, geographical, (n) earthly, terrestrial.
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amgylchiad 1. circumstance; synonyms (n) affair, state, accident, chance, event, incident, matter, occasion, opportunity, adventure, 2. occasion; synonyms (n) case, episode, happening, juncture, (v) cause, create, beget, breed, induce, make. amgylchiadol circumstantial; synonyms (adj) minute, particular, detailed, incidental, thorough, precise, presumptive, coincidental, appropriate, concurrent. amgylchu 1. encircle; synonyms (v) beset, surround, besiege, circle, embrace, bound, circumvent, enclose, encompass, (adv) compass, 2. surround; synonyms (v) encircle, gird, border, inclose, ring, round, skirt, envelop, environ, circumscribe. amgylchynol surrounding; synonyms (adj) encircling, encompassing, circumambient, circumstant, inclosing, inclusive, (prep) round, about, covering. amgylchynu 1. beset; synonyms (v) beleaguer, afflict, assault, molest, siege, worry, assail, attack, besiege, harass, 2. surround; synonyms (v) encircle, circle, gird, border, compass, inclose, ring, round, skirt, beset. amharchu 1. dishonor; synonyms (n) disgrace, shame, affront, disrepute, abuse, degradation, infamy, (v) degrade, discredit, defile; antonyms (v) honor, respect, 2. disrespect; synonyms (n) cheek, contempt, discourtesy, insult, impertinence, neglect, blasphemy, disdain, (v) slight, disesteem; antonyms (n) admiration, regard. amharchus 1. disrespectful; synonyms (adj) discourteous, impertinent, impious, impolite, insolent, irreverent, contemptuous, sacrilegious, audacious, bold; antonyms (adj) respectful, deferential, 2. disreputable; synonyms (adj) disgraceful, base, dishonorable, doubtful, infamous, shameful, sordid, dishonest, despicable, (n) discreditable; antonyms (adj) reputable, honorable, respected. amhariad 1. damage; synonyms (n) blemish, injury, wound, loss, (v) harm, hurt, abuse, injure, afflict, (adj) impair; antonyms (n) service, (v) conserve, enhance, repair, bolster, 2. impairment; synonyms (n) damage, disability, handicap, deterioration, deadening, disablement, wear, (adj) detriment. amharod 1. unprepared; synonyms (adj) impromptu, offhand, extemporaneous, raw, unrehearsed, crude, improvised; antonyms (adj) prepared, ready, 2. unready; synonyms (adj) slow, unbegun, untrimmed, sluggish, dilatory, tardy, awkward, blockish, blunt, cheerless. amharu 1. harm; synonyms (n) evil, hurt, detriment, bruise, wound, disadvantage, (v) damage, abuse, blemish, injure; antonyms (v) enhance, benefit, 2. impair; synonyms (v) mar, degrade, corrupt,
disfigure, deface, debase, destroy, deteriorate, diminish, enervate, 3. damage; synonyms (n) injury, loss, cost, impairment, price, ruin, (v) harm, afflict, mutilate, (adj) impair; antonyms (n) service, (v) conserve, repair, bolster, 4. injure; synonyms (v) contuse, maim, insult, vitiate, disable, sting, break, grieve, offend, prejudice. amharus decayed; synonyms (adj) rotten, corrupt, dilapidated, rank, wasted, decaying, old, putrid, rotted, rotting; antonym (adj) fresh. amhechadurusrwydd sinlessness; synonyms (n) innocence, purity, guiltlessness, artlessness, blamelessness, chastity, harmlessness, honor, honour, impeccancy. amhenfenderfynol irresolute; synonyms (adj) indecisive, hesitant, hesitating, uncertain, doubtful, infirm, spineless, undecided, weak, fickle; antonyms (adj) resolute, determined, firm, stubborn, unyielding, decided, decisive. amherchi 1. dishonor; synonyms (n) disgrace, shame, affront, disrepute, abuse, degradation, infamy, (v) degrade, discredit, defile; antonyms (v) honor, respect, 2. insult; synonyms (n) dishonor, contumely, indignity, outrage, contempt, wound, derision, (v) flout, taunt, cut; antonyms (v) compliment, praise. amherffaith imperfect; synonyms (adj) defective, deficient, faulty, incomplete, unfinished, broken, flawed, inadequate, partial, poor; antonym (adj) perfect. amherffeithrwydd imperfection; synonyms (n) fault, frailty, blemish, defect, deficiency, flaw, weakness, disadvantage, drawback, (adj) failing; antonym (n) perfection. amhersonol impersonal; synonyms (adj) disinterested, neutral, objective, detached, cold, impartial, indifferent, aloof; antonym (adj) personal. amherthynol irrelevant; synonyms (adj) inappropriate, extraneous, inapplicable, insignificant, impertinent, inapposite, inconsequential, trivial, unimportant, unrelated; antonyms (adj) relevant, admissible. amheuaeth 1. doubt; synonyms (n) disbelief, misgiving, question, dispute, apprehension, incertitude, (v) distrust, query, suspicion, mistrust; antonyms (n) certainty, confidence, conclusiveness, (v) trust, 2. skepticism; synonyms (n) doubt, incredulity, hesitation, scepticism, uncertainty, agnosticism, reservation, unbelief; antonym (n) faith. amheuedd doubt; synonyms (n) disbelief, misgiving, question, dispute, apprehension, incertitude, (v) distrust, query, suspicion, mistrust; antonyms (n) certainty, confidence, conclusiveness, (v) trust. amheugar 1. suspicious; synonyms (adj) distrustful, questionable, suspect, doubtful, dubious, queer,
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Welsh - English shady, incredulous, fishy, funny; antonyms (adj) trusting, aboveboard, aggressive, gullible, trustworthy, 2. skeptical; synonyms (adj) disbelieving, skeptic, sceptical, doubting, suspicious, unbelieving, cynical, freethinking, hesitant, questioning. amheuol 1. doubting; synonyms (adj) doubtful, distrustful, disbelieving, incredulous, skeptical, sceptical, suspicious, wary; antonym (adj) trusting, 2. doubtful; synonyms (adj) ambiguous, debatable, dubious, disputable, queer, questionable, tentative, diffident, hesitant, indistinct; antonyms (adj) certain, convinced, reliable, confident, persuaded, provable, sure. amheus 1. doubtful; synonyms (adj) ambiguous, debatable, dubious, disputable, distrustful, queer, questionable, suspicious, tentative, diffident; antonyms (adj) certain, trusting, convinced, reliable, confident, persuaded, provable, sure, 2. ambiguous; synonyms (adj) equivocal, indistinct, indeterminate, uncertain, evasive, slippery, amphibolous, confused, cryptic, (v) vague; antonyms (adj) clear, definite, unambiguous, unequivocal, 3. dubious; synonyms (adj) doubtful, incredulous, precarious, shady, skeptical, undecided, unlikely, unreliable, unsure, funny; antonyms (adj) indisputable, trustworthy, 4. doubting; synonyms (adj) disbelieving, sceptical, wary, 5. suspicious; synonyms (adj) suspect, fishy, jealous, mistrustful, shy, leery, apprehensive, suspicion, doubting, mysterious; antonyms (adj) aboveboard, aggressive, gullible. amheuthun 1. choice; synonyms (n) vote, alternative, favorite, option, preference, selection, election, pick, (adj) best, excellent; antonym (adj) inferior, 2. dainty; synonyms (adj) delicate, nice, fastidious, savory, tidbit, delectable, delicious, elegant, exquisite, (n) delicacy; antonym (adj) clumsy, 3. delicacy; synonyms (n) daintiness, finesse, fragility, weakness, airiness, discretion, elegance, luxury, sensitivity, (adj) dainty; antonym (n) coarseness, 4. savory; synonyms (adj) palatable, spicy, fragrant, appetizing, tasteful, savoury, tasty, piquant, aromatic, pleasing, 5. rarity; synonyms (n) rareness, curiosity, infrequency, curio, peculiarity, dearth, paucity, scarceness, scarcity, (adj) oddity, 6. treat; synonyms (v) handle, deal, manage, process, heal, nurse, regale, operate, (n) feast, administer, 7. rare; synonyms (adj) extraordinary, uncommon, exceptional, infrequent, precious, scarce, seldom, thin, unusual, few; antonyms (adj) common, frequent, ordinary. amheuwr 1. doubter; synonyms (n) skeptic, agnostic, disbeliever, sceptic, cynic, pessimist, unbeliever; antonym (n) believer, 2. skeptic; synonyms (n)
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doubter, atheist, infidel, pyrrhonist; antonym (n) supporter. amhlantadwy 1. barren; synonyms (adj) infertile, sterile, deserted, abortive, arid, dry, fruitless, meagre, stark, (v) bare; antonyms (adj) fertile, lush, productive, 2. childless; synonyms (adj) barren, unfruitful, issueless, bereaved, bleak, orbate, unkind, unproductive, cruel, desolate. amhleidiaeth 1. impartiality; synonyms (n) fairness, disinterestedness, candor, honesty, equality, indifference, detachment, evenhandedness, (adj) equity, justice; antonyms (n) bias, injustice, 2. neutrality; synonyms (n) impartiality, independence, objectivity, disinterest, laissez-faire, peace, balance, distance, nonalignment. amhoblogaidd unpopular; synonyms (adj) unwelcome, undesirable, detested, ostracized, unattractive, abominable, companionless, detestable, disagreeable, (v) unacceptable; antonyms (adj) popular, well-liked. amhriodol improper; synonyms (adj) false, inappropriate, illicit, illegitimate, bad, coarse, indecent, indecorous, unsuitable, wrong; antonyms (adj) proper, suitable, fitting, polite. amhrisiadwy priceless; synonyms (adj) precious, invaluable, inestimable, rare, costly, incalculable, best, choice, elect, expensive; antonym (adj) worthless. amhrofiadol inexperienced; synonyms (adj) immature, naive, young, callow, raw, ignorant, new, unsophisticated, unexperienced, (v) green; antonyms (adj) experienced, trained, skilled, sophisticated. amhrydlon unpunctual; synonyms (adj) belated, irregular, slow, tardy, backward, behindhand, posthumous, postliminious, serotine, (adv) late; antonym (adj) punctual. amhwrpasol irrelevant; synonyms (adj) inappropriate, extraneous, inapplicable, insignificant, impertinent, inapposite, inconsequential, trivial, unimportant, unrelated; antonyms (adj) relevant, admissible. amhwyllog foolish; synonyms (adj) childish, crazy, fool, daft, dopey, dull, dumb, fatuous, preposterous, (n) absurd; antonyms (adj) wise, sensible, prudent, shrewd, visionary. amhwyllus foolish; synonyms (adj) childish, crazy, fool, daft, dopey, dull, dumb, fatuous, preposterous, (n) absurd; antonyms (adj) wise, sensible, prudent, shrewd, visionary. aml often; synonyms (adv) frequently, oft, much, oftentimes, ofttimes, repeatedly, commonly, (adj) frequent; antonyms (adv) rarely, seldom. amlblwyfydd pluralist; synonym (n) pluralizer. amlblyg various; synonyms (adj) diverse, several, different, many, varied, divers, diversified,
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manifold, miscellaneous, (v) sundry; antonyms (adj) few, homogeneous. amldduwiaeth polytheism; synonyms (n) pantheism, tritheism. amleiriog 1. wordy; synonyms (adj) lengthy, prolix, redundant, verbose, windy, garrulous, loquacious, talkative, rambling, tedious; antonyms (adj) concise, taciturn, 2. verbose; synonyms (adj) wordy, copious, diffuse, boring, dull, fluent, rhetorical, slow, tiresome, 3. prolix; synonyms (adj) long, protracted. amlen 1. envelope; synonyms (n) container, pack, case, jacket, blanket, vesicle, package, (v) cover, covering, cloak, 2. wrapper; synonyms (n) wrap, housecoat, neglige, peignoir, wrapping, mantle, negligee, pall, pelisse, shawl. amlffurf polymorphic; synonyms (adj) polymorphous, pleomorphic. amlhad 1. increase; synonyms (n) gain, addition, augmentation, (v) advance, accrue, extend, grow, aggrandize, expand, (adj) augment; antonyms (n) reduction, contraction, decline, (v) decrease, reduce, diminish, drop, deteriorate, 2. increasing; synonyms (adj) progressive, cumulative, growing, crescent, augmenting, rising, advancing; antonym (adj) lessening. amlhau 1. abound; synonyms (n) exuberate, (v) swarm, flow, teem, burst, overflow, 2. increase; synonyms (n) gain, addition, augmentation, (v) advance, accrue, extend, grow, aggrandize, expand, (adj) augment; antonyms (n) reduction, contraction, decline, (v) decrease, reduce, diminish, drop, deteriorate, 3. multiply; synonyms (v) breed, increase, propagate, duplicate, procreate, proliferate, reproduce, calculate, enlarge, add. amlinell 1. contour; synonyms (n) form, outline, profile, shape, configuration, line, silhouette, circuit, curve, edge, 2. outline; synonyms (n) sketch, design, abstract, contour, digest, figure, frame, (v) draft, describe, draw. amlinelliad outline; synonyms (n) sketch, design, edge, abstract, contour, digest, (v) draft, line, form, describe. amlinellu outline; synonyms (n) sketch, design, edge, abstract, contour, digest, (v) draft, line, form, describe. amlochrog 1. multilateral; synonyms (adj) quadrilateral, trilateral, multifaceted, multifarious, rectangular, square, 2. versatile; synonyms (adj) changeable, adaptable, variable, various, mobile, fickle, capricious, inconstant, unsteady, clever, 3. many-sided; synonyms (adj) versatile, eclectic, finished. amlosgfa crematorium; synonym (n) crematory. amlosgi cremate; synonyms (v) burn, incremate, cook, destroy.
amlwg 1. plain; synonyms (adj) ordinary, comprehensible, intelligible, apparent, clear, downright, easy, evident, homely, (n) flat; antonyms (adj) elaborate, fancy, unclear, mottled, multicolored, ornate, attractive, concealed, confused, fussy, 2. evident; synonyms (adj) obvious, distinct, conspicuous, discernible, manifest, patent, plain, noticeable, open, certain; antonyms (adj) obscure, unnoticed, hidden, inconspicuous, 3. clear; synonyms (adj) clean, (v) bright, acquit, absolute, free, net, absolve, clarify, definite, discharge; antonyms (adj) cloudy, opaque, dark, fuzzy, hazy, incomprehensible, uncertain, vague, ambiguous, blurry, 4. manifest; synonyms (adj) overt, (v) demonstrate, display, evidence, exhibit, express, indicate, attest, certify, (n) declare, 5. obvious; synonyms (adj) visible, flagrant, blatant, glaring, marked, perceptible, undeniable, unmistakable, explicit, gross; antonyms (adj) imperceptible, undetectable, slight, subtle, 6. apparent; synonyms (adj) ostensible, outward, palpable, specious, superficial, broad, external, surface, alleged, appreciable; antonyms (adj) real, mysterious, 7. famous; synonyms (adj) celebrated, eminent, splendid, distinguished, famed, illustrious, renowned, capital, important, known; antonyms (adj) unknown, infamous, 8. prominent; synonyms (adj) notable, noted, great, famous, leading, outstanding, salient, striking, big, (n) bold; antonym (adj) minor. amlygiad manifestation; synonyms (n) appearance, demonstration, display, exhibition, expression, indication, sign, advent, incarnation, demo. amlygrwydd prominence; synonyms (n) eminence, hump, importance, protuberance, height, bulge, consequence, distinction, projection, celebrity; antonym (n) obscurity. amlygu 1. evince; synonyms (v) demonstrate, show, display, evidence, argue, express, indicate, manifest, mark, prove, 2. reveal; synonyms (v) disclose, divulge, expose, betray, convey, detect, discover, exhibit, impart, present; antonyms (v) conceal, hide, cover, 3. manifest; synonyms (adj) apparent, evident, clear, conspicuous, distinct, patent, plain, (v) attest, certify, (n) declare; antonym (adj) unclear. amlygyn 1. mark; synonyms (n) brand, evidence, score, character, heed, (v) blemish, characterize, distinguish, grade, (adj) notice, 2. banner; synonyms (n) flag, ensign, title, bunting, colors, emblem, headline, pennant, pennon, streamer. amlymu 1. clear; synonyms (adj) clean, certain, open, apparent, (v) bright, acquit, absolute, free, net, absolve; antonyms (adj) cloudy, opaque, unclear, dark, fuzzy, hazy, incomprehensible, obscure, uncertain, vague, 2. trim; synonyms (adj) tidy,
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Welsh - English neat, spruce, orderly, (v) cut, dress, clip, garnish, shave, adorn; antonym (adj) fat. amnaid 1. sign; synonyms (n) signal, indication, mark, motion, portent, brand, emblem, imprint, (v) gesture, indicate, 2. beck; synonyms (n) nod, stream, act, behest, bidding, (v) beckon, burn, runnel, creek, river, 3. nod; synonyms (n) bow, greeting, beck, sleep, assent, fiat, (v) nap, doze, bob, stoop. amneidio 1. beckon; synonyms (v) wave, attract, signal, summon, call, gesture, invite, motion, sign, 2. nod; synonyms (n) bow, greeting, beck, sleep, assent, fiat, (v) nap, doze, beckon, bob. amner purse; synonyms (n) pocket, bag, pouch, handbag, pocketbook, prize, container, (v) pucker, wrinkle, crease. amnewid permute; synonyms (v) commute, transpose, exchange, interchange, swap, bandy, reciprocate, change, convert, counterchange. amnewidiad permutation; synonyms (n) change, commutation, exchange, modification, transposition, alteration, mutation, replacement, shift, substitution. amnifer 1. host; synonyms (n) crowd, army, flock, horde, mob, legion, troop, emcee, mass, multitude, 2. countless; synonyms (adj) numberless, innumerable, endless, many, multitudinous, myriad, measureless, immeasurable, infinite, numerous; antonyms (adj) few, finite, 3. unequal; synonyms (adj) dissimilar, different, unlike, inadequate, lopsided, rough, uneven, unfair, disparate, disproportionate; antonyms (adj) equal, even, consider also 4. odd number. amod 1. condition; synonyms (n) circumstance, position, provision, status, standing, attitude, circumstances, clause, predicament, (v) aspect, 2. terms; synonyms (n) condition, conditions, stipulation, cost, damage, footing, lemma, price, proposition. amodi 1. covenant; synonyms (n) contract, compact, bond, arrangement, pact, concord, (v) agreement, bargain, promise, vow, 2. agree; synonyms (v) accord, admit, acknowledge, acquiesce, adjust, accede, correspond, fit, harmonize, (n) coincide; antonyms (v) disagree, oppose, differ, argue, object, refuse, refute, 3. stipulate; synonyms (v) provide, set, designate, fix, specify, negotiate, determine, assign, (n) condition, agree. amodol conditional; synonyms (adj) contingent, dependent, qualified, hypothetical, guarded, given, provisional, provisory, subject; antonym (adj) unconditional. amorffus amorphous; synonyms (adj) shapeless, formless, unformed, amphibious, epicene, hybrid, mongrel, noncrystalline, unshaped, baggy; antonyms (adj) distinct, defined.
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amrant eyelid; synonyms (n) lid, chapeau, palpebra, hat. amrantiad 1. second; synonyms (n) instant, moment, flash, jiffy, minute, sec, (v) back, endorse, support, (adj) latter; antonym (adj) first, 2. wink; synonyms (n) twinkling, trice, (v) twinkle, blink, sparkle,
flicker, nictate, nictitate, leer, flutter, 3. twinkling; synonyms (adj) sparkling, bright, (n) second, wink, scintillation, 4. instant; synonyms (adj) immediate, present, exigent, prompt, clamant, crying, (n) point, tick, (v) pressing, urgent; antonyms (adj) gradual, long-term. amrantu blink; synonyms (v) wink, flash, twinkle, flicker, shirk, nictate, nictitate, (n) blinking, glimmer, instant. amrantuno doze; synonyms (n) nap, drowse, slumber, (v) snooze, sleep, siesta, catnap, nod, coma, rest. amrediad range; synonyms (n) area, array, compass, (v) line, arrange, order, rank, roam, group, ramble. amrwd 1. crude; synonyms (adj) clumsy, coarse, raw, rough, rude, barbarous, immature, primitive, uncouth, vulgar; antonyms (adj) refined, sophisticated, 2. raw; synonyms (adj) crude, fresh, bleak, cutting, green, piercing, sore, cold, biting, chilly; antonym (adj) cooked, 3. uncooked; synonyms (adj) unblown, unpolished, tough, unfashioned, unformed, unhewn, unlabored, unwrought, pink, rare. amryddawn versatile; synonyms (adj) changeable, adaptable, variable, various, mobile, fickle, capricious, inconstant, unsteady, clever. amryfal 1. various; synonyms (adj) diverse, several, different, many, varied, divers, diversified, manifold, miscellaneous, (v) sundry; antonyms (adj) few, homogeneous, 2. manifold; synonyms (adj) multiple, multiplex, various, multiplied, frequent, multifarious, multifold, (v) duplicate, copy, multiply, 3. sundry; synonyms (adj) assorted, mixed, numerous, distinct, separate, (n) sundries, stuff. amryfath multifarious; synonyms (adj) heterogeneous, manifold, complex, multifaceted, varied, miscellaneous, multiple, many, (v) diverse, different. amryfodd various; synonyms (adj) diverse, several, different, many, varied, divers, diversified, manifold, miscellaneous, (v) sundry; antonyms (adj) few, homogeneous. amryfus 1. erroneous; synonyms (adj) incorrect, wrong, false, inaccurate, mistaken, fallacious, improper, untrue, amiss, deceptive; antonym (adj) correct, 2. forgetful; synonyms (adj) careless, oblivious, inattentive, negligent, remiss, lax, absent-minded, casual, heedless, neglectful; antonym (adj) attentive, 3. inadvertent; synonyms
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imprudent, inconsiderate, unplanned, adventitious, involuntary, regardless; antonyms (adj) intentional, deliberate. amryfusedd 1. error; synonyms (n) deviation, blunder, fault, mistake, wrong, delusion, lapse, oversight, crime, defect; antonym (n) correctness, 2. blunder; synonyms (n) error, gaffe, bloomer, blooper, botch, misstep, (v) stumble, fail, slip, fumble, 3. oversight; synonyms (n) omission, control, charge, direction, management, supervision, flaw, inadvertence, neglect, (v) care. amryfuso 1. blunder; synonyms (n) fault, mistake, error, gaffe, bloomer, blooper, botch, (v) stumble, fail, slip, 2. err; synonyms (v) blunder, stray, deviate, misjudge, sin, trip, wander, digress, swerve, trespass. amrygyr 1. busy; synonyms (adj) active, brisk, assiduous, engaged, occupied, agile, crowded, industrious, meddlesome, (v) occupy; antonyms (adj) idle, free, inactive, 2. restless; synonyms (adj) fidgety, nervous, uneasy, unquiet, agitated, apprehensive, fretful, impatient, restive, (v) anxious; antonyms (adj) calm, relaxed. amryliw variegated; synonyms (adj) motley, mottled, dappled, piebald, varicolored, varicoloured, various, assorted, speckled, different. amryw 1. several; synonyms (adj) many, different, individual, various, numerous, particular, separate, (v) diverse, divers, (n) some; antonym (adj) few, 2. sundry; synonyms (adj) several, assorted, miscellaneous, mixed, varied, manifold, distinct, (n) sundries, stuff, 3. various; synonyms (adj) diversified, dissimilar, multiple, frequent, disparate, odd, unequal, versatile, heterogeneous, (v) sundry; antonym (adj) homogeneous. amrywedd heterogeneity; synonyms (n) diversity, variety, difference, dissimilarity, contrast, heterogeneousness, contrariety. amrywiad 1. variant; synonyms (n) variation, version, variate, discrepancy, divergence, form, strain, (adj) different, divergent, changeable, 2. variation; synonyms (n) alteration, change, difference, mutation, variance, deviation, departure, fluctuation, disagreement, dissimilarity; antonym (n) similarity. amrywiaeth 1. variety; synonyms (n) kind, sort, species, change, form, style, type, variation, breed, (adj) class; antonym (n) uniformity, 2. diversity; synonyms (n) variety, dissimilarity, disparity, difference, divergence, assortment, distinction, contrast, inequality, unevenness, 3. range; synonyms (n) area, array, compass, (v) line, arrange, order, rank, roam, group, ramble. amrywio 1. differ; synonyms (v) dissent, disagree, contradict, clash, deviate, diverge, depart, conflict,
vary, dispute; antonyms (v) agree, concur, conform, correspond, 2. vary; synonyms (v) alter, change, differ, modify, alternate, diversify, modulate, fluctuate, shift, variegate. amrywiol sundry; synonyms (adj) several, different, assorted, diverse, miscellaneous, many, divers, mixed, varied, (n) sundries. amser 1. time; synonyms (n) hour, moment, period, duration, epoch, era, measure, season, day, spell; antonym (n) death, 2. tense; synonyms (adj) strained, edgy, nervous, taut, stiff, uptight, jumpy, wired, (v) overwrought, strain; antonyms (adj) relaxed, calm, comfortable, tranquil, loose, (v) relax, 3. tempo; synonyms (n) pace, rate, beat, rhythm, time, velocity, speed, pacing. amseriad 1. dating; synonym (n) invitation, 2. date; synonyms (n) age, appointment, assignation, engagement, epoch, meeting, period, (v) escort, determine, register, 3. timing; synonyms (n) timekeeping, running, 4. tempo; synonyms (n) pace, rate, beat, measure, rhythm, time, velocity, speed, pacing. amserlen timetable; synonyms (n) schedule, agenda, list, card, register, roster, rota, diary. amserol 1. temporal; synonyms (adj) worldly, secular, earthly, profane, carnal, lay, mortal, transient, 2. timely; synonyms (adj) opportune, convenient, punctual, appropriate, early, apt, prompt, propitious, (v) seasonable, (adv) apropos; antonyms (adj) untimely, inopportune. amseroni almanac; synonyms (n) annual, calendar, ephemeris, schedule, book, booklet, brochure, encyclopedia, guide, index. amseru 1. time (amser); synonyms (n) hour, moment, period, duration, epoch, era, measure, season, day, spell; antonym (n) death, 2. date; synonyms (n) age, appointment, assignation, engagement, meeting, time, year, (v) escort, determine, register. amseryddiaeth chronology; synonyms (n) journal, narrative, time. amseryddol chronological; synonyms (adj) chronologic, chronometrical, sequential, historical, temporal, consecutive, narrative, past, activist, archival. amsugniad absorption; synonyms (n) assimilation, attention, concentration, inhalation, engrossment, ingestion, preoccupation, abstraction, amalgamation, interest. amsugno absorb; synonyms (v) consume, drink, engross, imbibe, assimilate, engage, occupy, suck, swallow, amuse; antonyms (v) bore, emit. amwisg 1. covering; synonyms (n) coating, cover, clothing, blanket, coat, casing, apparel, case, concealment, wrapper, 2. garment; synonyms (n) habiliment, gown, habit, vest, things, (v) dress,
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Welsh - English garb, clothe, raiment, tog, 3. shroud; synonyms (n) screen, cloak, conceal, covering, curtain, (v) hide, shield, enfold, enshroud, (adj) shelter. amwisgo 1. enwrap; synonyms (v) enfold, envelop, inwrap, wrap, enclose, clothe, drape, confine, inclose, insert, 2. shroud; synonyms (n) screen, cover, cloak, conceal, covering, curtain, (v) hide, shield, enshroud, (adj) shelter. amws steed; synonyms (n) horse, mount, mare, pony, stallion. amwyll 1. foolish; synonyms (adj) childish, crazy, fool, daft, dopey, dull, dumb, fatuous, preposterous, (n) absurd; antonyms (adj) wise, sensible, prudent, shrewd, visionary, 2. mad; synonyms (adj) frantic, frenzied, demented, foolish, insane, delirious, angry, distracted, frenetic, (n) furious; antonyms (adj) sane, calm, 3. madness; synonyms (n) frenzy, furor, insanity, lunacy, delirium, folly, idiocy, insaneness, (adj) fury, rage; antonyms (n) sanity, sense, 4. madman; synonyms (n) lunatic, bedlamite, maniac, nut, madcap, raver, bedlam, daredevil, hothead, madhouse. amwyn 1. support; synonyms (n) help, stand, aid, keep, comfort, (v) assist, prop, back, brace, encourage; antonyms (n) hindrance, (v) oppose, neglect, undermine, abandon, reject, weaken, 2. defend; synonyms (v) cover, guard, assert, justify, protect, advocate, champion, maintain, shield, support; antonyms (v) attack, prosecute, 3. contend; synonyms (v) compete, wrestle, conflict, argue, combat, war, clash, altercate, battle, (n) allege, 4. seize; synonyms (v) capture, catch, grab, arrest, apprehend, clutch, get, grapple, receive, annex; antonym (v) release. amwys ambiguous; synonyms (adj) equivocal, indistinct, indeterminate, uncertain, evasive, slippery, amphibolous, confused, cryptic, (v) vague; antonyms (adj) clear, definite, unambiguous, unequivocal. amwysedd ambiguity; synonyms (n) equivocation, doubt, uncertainty, unclearness, equivocalness, haziness, hesitation, obscurity, vagueness, loophole; antonyms (n) clearness, precision, unambiguity. amynedd patience; synonyms (n) endurance, forbearance, fortitude, longanimity, equanimity, resignation, tolerance, restraint, (v) moderation, calmness; antonym (n) impatience. amyneddgar patient; synonyms (adj) invalid, forbearing, passive, calm, enduring, resigned, tolerant, uncomplaining, stoical, lenient; antonym (adj) impatient. anabledd inability; synonyms (n) disability, disqualification, impotence, incapacity, incompetence, insufficiency, feebleness,
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helplessness, impotency, inadequacy; antonyms (n) ability, capability, power. anach impediment; synonyms (n) hindrance, bar, hitch, barrier, check, drawback, encumbrance, obstruction, block, (v) difficulty. anachaidd 1. incompatible; synonyms (adj) contradictory, conflicting, discordant, discrepant, inappropriate, incongruous, inconsistent, antagonistic, irreconcilable, repugnant; antonyms (adj) compatible, consistent, identical, matching, 2. unlawful; synonyms (adj) illegal, illegitimate, illicit, lawless, prohibited, wrongful, criminal, improper, unauthorized, irregular; antonyms (adj) lawful, legal, legitimate. anad 1. before; synonyms (prep) fore, beyond, (adv) above, ahead, afore, ago, earlier, already, forward, (adj) preceding; antonyms (prep) later, behind, after, afterward, 2. special; synonyms (adj) particular, especial, individual, limited, rare, different, distinguished, distinct, express, (adv) apart; antonym (adj) ordinary. anaddas 1. improper; synonyms (adj) false, inappropriate, illicit, illegitimate, bad, coarse, indecent, indecorous, unsuitable, wrong; antonyms (adj) proper, suitable, fitting, polite, 2. unsuitable; synonyms (adj) improper, inapplicable, incorrect, unfit, inapt, inopportune, unbecoming, undesirable, inconvenient, incompatible; antonyms (adj) appropriate, applicable, 3. unfit; synonyms (adj) disqualify, incapacitate, incompetent, unable, incapable, inadequate, ineligible, inept, (v) disable, indispose; antonym (adj) fit. anaddasu 1. disqualify; synonyms (v) disable, incapacitate, indispose, unfit, exclude, disincline, (adj) disarm, disentitle, disfranchise, dismantle; antonym (v) qualify, 2. unfit; synonyms (adj) disqualify, inappropriate, improper, inapt, unbecoming, incompetent, unable, incapable, bad, unsuitable; antonyms (adj) fit, appropriate. anaddef unpleasant; synonyms (adj) disagreeable, harsh, nasty, obnoxious, offensive, ugly, sour, awkward, bad, forbidding; antonyms (adj) pleasant, agreeable, delightful, attractive, comfortable, enjoyable, nice, wonderful, charming. anadferadwy irreparable; synonyms (adj) incurable, hopeless, incorrigible, irrecoverable, irremediable, irretrievable, remediless, unalterable, cureless, desperate; antonym (adj) reparable. anadl breath; synonyms (n) spirit, wind, air, inspiration, puff, aspiration, breather, breeze, flash, (adj) whisper. anadliad 1. breath; synonyms (n) spirit, wind, air, inspiration, puff, aspiration, breather, breeze, flash, (adj) whisper, 2. breathing; synonyms (n) breath, (adj) animate, live, living, alive.
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anadlu 1. breathe; synonyms (v) blow, exhale, live,
anafu 1. blemish; synonyms (n) spot, scar, blot,
subsist, be, emit, exist, imply, (n) respire, bespeak, 2. respire; synonyms (v) breathe, inhale, sigh. anadnabyddus 1. unknown; synonyms (adj) secret, strange, hidden, unfamiliar, nameless, obscure, unidentified, anonymous, foreign, (n) stranger; antonyms (adj) known, familiar, famous, recognized, well-known, 2. strange; synonyms (adj) extraneous, peculiar, abnormal, curious, extraordinary, irregular, mysterious, new, odd, outlandish; antonyms (adj) normal, ordinary, typical. anaelau 1. extremely; synonyms (adv) very, exceedingly, awfully, enormously, excessively, extraordinarily, much, badly, desperately, (adj) highly; antonyms (adv) mildly, fairly, quite, slightly, 2. fatal; synonyms (adj) calamitous, deadly, destructive, disastrous, lethal, pestilent, dangerous, deathly, fateful, mortal; antonym (adj) nonfatal, 3. terrible; synonyms (adj) atrocious, dreadful, horrible, horrid, monstrous, abominable, appalling, awful, dire, fearful; antonyms (adj) wonderful, lovely, pleasant, 4. pain; synonyms (n) distress, ache, bother, ill, torment, agony, (v) hurt, afflict, anguish, grieve; antonym (n) pleasure, 5. sadness; synonyms (n) depression, grief, melancholy, desolation, misery, sorrow, despondency, gloom, regret, mourning; antonyms (n) happiness, amusement, cheerfulness, joy, laughter. anaele 1. direful; synonyms (adj) dire, awful, awesome, dreadful, fearful, fearsome, frightful, horrendous, horrific, shocking, 2. incurable; synonyms (adj) hopeless, incorrigible, cureless, immedicable, inveterate, irrecoverable, irremediable, irreparable, irretrievable, remediless; antonym (adj) curable, 3. awful; synonyms (adj) abominable, appalling, terrible, atrocious, bad, horrible, nasty, alarming, amazing, (adv) beastly; antonyms (adj) excellent, great, marvelous, wonderful, lovely, nice, pleasant. anaf 1. wound; synonyms (n) bruise, harm, pain, injury, scratch, (v) hurt, cut, damage, offend, injure, 2. defect; synonyms (n) fault, blemish, blot, flaw, shortcoming, deficiency, failing, imperfection, scar, weakness, 3. blemish; synonyms (n) spot, defect, mark, stigma, maculation, (v) stain, deface, disfigure, slur, dent; antonym (v) enhance. anafdod defect; synonyms (n) fault, blemish, blot, flaw, shortcoming, deficiency, failing, imperfection, scar, weakness. anafraid necessary; synonyms (adj) essential, compulsory, important, inevitable, basic, mandatory, fundamental, (n) requisite, necessity, demand; antonyms (adj) unnecessary, optional, surplus, needless, unjustified.
defect, flaw, fault, imperfection, (v) stain, deface, disfigure; antonym (v) enhance, 2. maim; synonyms (v) injure, mutilate, deform, damage, mar, lacerate, disable, harm, hurt, (adj) cripple. anafus 1. disabled; synonyms (adj) crippled, handicapped, helpless, incapacitated, invalid, game, mangled, mutilated, weakened, wrecked, 2. blemished; synonyms (adj) damaged, faulty, covered, dappled, defective, deformed, discolored, dotted, flawed, marked; antonyms (adj) unblemished, unspoiled, plain, 3. injured; synonyms (adj) aggrieved, hurt, broken, wounded, affected, offended, pained, insulted, abused, (n) casualty; antonym (adj) unharmed, 4. maimed; synonyms (adj) disabled, truncated. anair 1. infamy; synonyms (n) disgrace, dishonor, disrepute, ignominy, notoriety, opprobrium, reproach, shame, discredit, stain; antonym (n) fame, 2. slander; synonyms (n) insult, scandal, aspersion, defamation, obloquy, disparagement, (v) libel, defame, (adj) abuse, asperse; antonym (v) praise. anallu 1. impotence; synonyms (n) disability, inability, weakness, feebleness, debility, impotency, powerlessness, imbecility, disqualification, agennesis, 2. inability; synonyms (n) impotence, incapacity, incompetence, insufficiency, helplessness, inadequacy, unfitness; antonyms (n) ability, capability, power. analluedd 1. impotence; synonyms (n) disability, inability, weakness, feebleness, debility, impotency, powerlessness, imbecility, disqualification, agennesis, 2. inability; synonyms (n) impotence, incapacity, incompetence, insufficiency, helplessness, inadequacy, unfitness; antonyms (n) ability, capability, power. analluog 1. unable; synonyms (adj) powerless, incapable, incompetent, ineffective, impotent, helpless, ineffectual, inefficient, inadequate, unqualified; antonyms (adj) able, capable, 2. incapable; synonyms (adj) unable, inept, insufficient, unfit, weak. analluogi 1. incapacitate; synonyms (v) disable, disqualify, disarm, cripple, unfit, damage, deaden, disenable, handicap, 2. disenable; synonyms (v) incapacitate, invalid; antonym (v) enable, 3. disable; synonyms (v) maim, paralyze, weaken, hamstring, injure, mutilate, dismantle. anaml 1. seldom; synonyms (adv) rarely, occasionally, infrequently, uncommonly, hardly, scarcely, (adj) scarce, rare, few, infrequent; antonyms (adv) frequently, often, 2. rarely; synonyms (adv) seldom, unusually, little, exceptionally; antonym (adv) usually, 3. infrequent; synonyms (adj) uncommon, exceptional, occasional, sparse,
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Welsh - English sporadic, unusual, unwonted, deficient, intermittent, irregular; antonyms (adj) frequent, common, 4. rare; synonyms (adj) extraordinary, precious, thin, choice, curious, fine, odd, peculiar, novel, exquisite; antonym (adj) ordinary. anamlwg 1. inconspicuous; synonyms (adj) invisible, imperceptible, unassuming, obscure, subtle, unobtrusive, (v) ordinary; antonyms (adj) conspicuous, obvious, elaborate, 2. obscure; synonyms (adj) cloudy, dim, dark, gloomy, ambiguous, concealed, darken, hidden, incomprehensible, (v) hide; antonyms (adj) clear, noticeable, simple, distinct, mainstream, (v) clarify. anamserol untimely; synonyms (adj) premature, early, inopportune, unseasonable, inappropriate, awkward, immature, previous, inconvenient, backward; antonyms (adj) timely, appropriate, opportune. anap 1. mishap; synonyms (n) accident, adversity, misfortune, casualty, calamity, disaster, misadventure, mischance, misery, ill, 2. mischance; synonyms (n) mishap, affliction, infelicity, harm. anaraf wild; synonyms (adj) desert, waste, fierce, boisterous, violent, reckless, desolate, ferocious, furious, raging; antonyms (adj) calm, orderly, domestic, manageable, sane, cultivated, restrained, tame. anaraul 1. cheerless; synonyms (adj) bleak, dismal, sad, dark, disconsolate, drab, dreary, dull, gloomy, (v) joyless; antonym (adj) cheerful, 2. sunless; synonyms (adj) overcast, cloudy, clouded, tenebrous, blurred, shaded, shadowed. anarchiaeth anarchy; synonyms (n) muddle, chaos, confusion, disorder, pandemonium, riot, bedlam, disarray, lawlessness, mayhem; antonym (n) order. anarchol anarchic; synonyms (adj) lawless, chaotic, anarchical, disorganized, confused, disordered, eccentric, frenzied, hectic, heretical. anarchydd anarchist; synonyms (n) rebel, nihilist, revolutionary, terrorist, agitator, mutineer, (adj) insurgent, radical, demagogue, mutinous. anarferol 1. extraordinary; synonyms (adj) distinguished, curious, exceptional, odd, abnormal, amazing, astonishing, bizarre, extra, phenomenal; antonyms (adj) ordinary, normal, everyday, 2. unusual; synonyms (adj) strange, peculiar, quaint, uncommon, eccentric, exotic, extraordinary, irregular, rare, remarkable; antonyms (adj) usual, common, customary, typical, familiar, conventional, routine. anarfog unarmed; synonyms (adj) defenseless, naked, unprotected, open, bare, (v) weaponless, harmless, unfortified, untenable, vincible; antonym (adj) armed.
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anataliad incontinence; synonyms (n) incontinency, dissoluteness, debauchery, unchastity, lewdness, (adj) intrigue. anatomaidd anatomical; synonyms (adj) anatomic, corporal, corporeal, organic. anatomeg anatomy; synonyms (n) frame, morphology, physiology, body, chassis, dissection, flesh, structure, figure, (adj) skeleton. anawdd 1. hard (anodd, caled); synonyms (adj) austere, bad, difficult, grave, severe, strong, arduous, callous, (adv) firm, (v) acute; antonyms (adj) easy, soft, kind, merciful, simple, soggy, tender, yielding, (adv) gently, lightly, 2. difficult; synonyms (adj) awkward, demanding, burdensome, complicated, delicate, fastidious, hard, knotty, uphill, finicky; antonyms (adj) straightforward, good-natured, rewarding, clear. ancr anchorite; synonyms (n) anchoret, hermit, recluse, monk, nun, solitudinarian. andwyo 1. spoil; synonyms (v) plunder, corrupt, impair, rot, damage, deface, indulge, injure, (n) ruin, (adj) harm; antonyms (v) enhance, improve, conserve, 2. harm; synonyms (n) evil, hurt, detriment, bruise, wound, disadvantage, injury, disservice, (v) abuse, blemish; antonym (v) benefit, 3. ruin; synonyms (v) break, ravage, bust, consume, defeat, (n) devastation, downfall, fall, destruction, doom, 4. undo; synonyms (v) loosen, annul, open, cancel, disentangle, reverse, separate, unfold, untie, disconnect; antonyms (v) fasten, attach, close, do, wrap. andwyol 1. harmful; synonyms (adj) baneful, destructive, detrimental, disadvantageous, hurtful, injurious, noxious, dangerous, damaging, deleterious; antonyms (adj) harmless, healthy, safe, helpful, 2. baneful; synonyms (adj) harmful, baleful, deadly, pernicious, pestilent, poisonous, ruinous, fatal, evil, malign, 3. ruinous; synonyms (adj) calamitous, disastrous, blasting, dilapidated, wasteful, catastrophic, devastating, dire, (n) subversive. anedifeiriol impenitent; synonyms (adj) obdurate, remorseless, unrepentant, callous, uncontrite, hard, cussed, firm, heathenish, unconverted; antonym (adj) penitent. aneffeithiol 1. ineffectual; synonyms (adj) fruitless, futile, ineffective, useless, feeble, abortive, idle, pointless, powerless, unable; antonyms (adj) effective, effectual, strong, 2. ineffective; synonyms (adj) empty, incompetent, impotent, inadequate, ineffectual, inefficient, null, incapable, worthless, feckless; antonyms (adj) successful, useful. aneglur 1. illegible; synonyms (adj) unexplained, indecipherable, obscure, paradoxical, scrawled, unclear, blind, cramped, abortive, concealed;
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antonyms (adj) legible, readable, 2. indistinct; synonyms (adj) confused, dim, faint, inarticulate, indefinite, dull, fuzzy, hazy, indeterminate, (n) cloudy; antonyms (adj) distinct, clear, 3. obscure; synonyms (adj) dark, gloomy, ambiguous, darken, hidden, incomprehensible, muddy, mysterious, (v) hide, blur; antonyms (adj) noticeable, simple, obvious, mainstream, (v) clarify, 4. unclear; synonyms (adj) indistinct, uncertain, doubtful, dubious, equivocal, opaque, shadowy, unsure, vague, blurry; antonym (adj) definite. anegni inertia; synonyms (n) inactivity, idleness, lethargy, inaction, apathy, inertness, laziness, passivity, lassitude, inactiveness; antonym (n) momentum. aneirif innumerable; synonyms (adj) countless, incalculable, numberless, infinite, innumerous, multitudinous, unnumbered, myriad, numerous, uncounted; antonym (adj) few. aneliad 1. aim; synonyms (n) intent, objective, plan, target, (v) purpose, direct, object, point, address, endeavor, 2. perplexity; synonyms (n) confusion, difficulty, bewilderment, dilemma, maze, labyrinth, distress, complication, embarrassment, (adj) doubt. anelio anneal; synonyms (v) temper, harden, season, toughen, smelt, stiffen, strengthen, chasten, moderate, (n) annealing. anelog 1. aiming, 2. guided; synonym (adj) conducted. anelu 1. bend; synonyms (n) bow, arch, arc, elbow, (v) curve, turn, crouch, stoop, crook, curl; antonyms (v) straighten, square, 2. aim; synonyms (n) intent, objective, plan, target, (v) purpose, direct, object, point, address, endeavor, 3. attempt; synonyms (n) try, assay, effort, essay, offer, trial, attack, (v) struggle, aim, chance. anelw 1. loss; synonyms (n) hurt, damage, defeat, detriment, injury, deficit, deprivation, destruction, forfeit, (adj) harm; antonyms (n) appearance, retrieval, victory, gaining, income, recovery, 2. unprofitable; synonyms (adj) fruitless, profitless, useless, futile, inutile, disadvantageous, unfruitful, barren, idle, unproductive; antonym (adj) profitable. anenwog 1. mean; synonyms (v) intend, design, imply, denote, (adj) middle, base, common, (n) average, contemptible, low; antonyms (adj) generous, kind, 2. ignoble; synonyms (adj) abject, beggarly, disgraceful, dishonorable, degraded, despicable, humble, mean, ignominious, shabby; antonym (adj) noble. anerchiad 1. address; synonyms (n) accost, lecture, abode, discourse, residence, skill, speech, allocution, (v) greet, call; antonym (v) ignore, 2. greeting; synonyms (n) reception, address,
salutation, welcome, compliments, acknowledgment, nod, recognition, (v) salute; antonym (n) send-off, 3. salutation; synonyms (n) greeting, hail, compliment, apostrophe, appeal, interpellation, invocation. anesboniadwy inexplicable; synonyms (adj) impenetrable, incomprehensible, inscrutable, mysterious, unaccountable, unfathomable, enigmatic, baffling, indecipherable, unexplained; antonyms (adj) understandable, explicable. anesgusodol inexcusable; synonyms (adj) unpardonable, reprehensible, unforgivable, unwarrantable, unfair, unwarranted, (v) indefensible; antonyms (adj) excusable, understandable. anesmwyth 1. restless; synonyms (adj) fidgety, nervous, uneasy, unquiet, agitated, apprehensive, fretful, impatient, restive, (v) anxious; antonyms (adj) calm, relaxed, 2. uneasy; synonyms (adj) uncomfortable, restless, concerned, awkward, solicitous, jittery, troubled, worried, embarrassing, disturbed. anesmywthyd 1. disquiet; synonyms (n) alarm, anxiety, trouble, worry, apprehension, concern, discomfort, dismay, disorder, (v) discompose; antonyms (n) quiet, reassurance, (v) calm, 2. uneasiness; synonyms (n) disquiet, restlessness, agitation, inquietude, unease, disquietude, malaise, unrest, impatience, misgiving; antonym (n) calmness. anesthetig anesthetic; synonyms (adj) anesthesia, soporific, hypnotic, bloodless, (n) anaesthetic, narcotic, gas, medicine, sedative, anodyne. anewyllysgar unwilling; synonyms (adj) reluctant, involuntary, disinclined, loath, averse, recalcitrant, backward, loth, adverse, forced; antonyms (adj) willing, inclined. anfad 1. wicked; synonyms (adj) atrocious, bad, evil, sinful, vicious, depraved, immoral, mischievous, unholy, vile; antonyms (adj) good, innocent, kind, moral, pious, pure, 2. atrocious; synonyms (adj) abominable, awful, dreadful, frightful, heinous, monstrous, terrible, unspeakable, wicked, cruel; antonym (adj) wonderful, 3. nefarious; synonyms (adj) criminal, impious, infamous, iniquitous, foul, devilish, pernicious, (v) black, base, sinister. anfaddeugar unforgiving; synonyms (adj) implacable, ruthless, uncharitable, relentless, unrelenting, grim, inexorable, merciless, stern, unappeasable; antonyms (adj) charitable, merciful. anfaddeuol unpardonable; synonyms (adj) inexcusable, irremissible, unforgivable, indefensible, appalling, awful, baseless, dreadful, impardonable, (v) inexpiable; antonyms (adj) understandable, pardonable.
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anfadrwydd 1. wickedness; synonyms (n) evil,
anfeidredd infinity; synonyms (n) eternity, infinite,
depravity, sin, iniquity, sinfulness, harm, ill, evilness, vice, corruption; antonyms (n) goodness, kindness, virtue, piety, 2. villainy; synonyms (n) villainousness, infamy, crime, villany, misdeed, baseness, enormity, abomination, disgrace, injustice. anfadwaith villainy; synonyms (n) evil, villainousness, infamy, crime, villany, misdeed, baseness, enormity, abomination, disgrace. anfadwr 1. villain; synonyms (n) rascal, rogue, scoundrel, knave, miscreant, bandit, criminal, crook, reprobate, felon, 2. scoundrel; synonyms (n) blackguard, cad, villain, varlet, cheat. anfanol rough; synonyms (adj) coarse, hard, harsh, raw, crude, cruel, grating, gross, hoarse, jagged; antonyms (adj) gentle, smooth, polished, precise, refined, silky, soft, sophisticated, even, exact. anfantais disadvantage; synonyms (n) deprivation, inconvenience, limitation, loss, damage, detriment, failing, fault, flaw, harm; antonyms (n) benefit, bonus, value, (v) advantage. anfanteisiol disadvantageous; synonyms (adj) detrimental, adverse, harmful, damaging, inconvenient, prejudicial, unfavorable, inexpedient, injurious, inopportune; antonym (adj) advantageous. anfarwol 1. immortal; synonyms (adj) deathless, eternal, everlasting, enduring, imperishable, undying, celebrated, endless, (n) deity, divinity; antonym (adj) mortal, 2. unforgettable; synonyms (adj) memorable, indelible, distinguished, immortal, lingering, monumental, timeless, abiding, ageless, brilliant; antonym (adj) forgettable, 3. undying; synonyms (adj) perpetual, permanent, unending, lasting, interminable, ceaseless, incorruptible, (v) indestructible; antonym (adj) temporary. anfarwoldeb immortality; synonyms (n) eternity, perpetuity, sempiternity, aye, everness, fame, glory, heaven; antonym (n) mortality. anfarwoli immortalize; synonyms (v) eternize, perpetuate, eternalize, immortalise, commemorate, deify, embalm, distinguish, enter, (n) enthrone. anfeddyginiaethol incurable; synonyms (adj) hopeless, incorrigible, cureless, immedicable, inveterate, irrecoverable, irremediable, irreparable, irretrievable, remediless; antonym (adj) curable. anfedrus unskillful; synonyms (adj) awkward, inexperienced, maladroit, clumsy, botchy, butcherly. anfeidraidd infinite; synonyms (adj) absolute, boundless, countless, endless, eternal, immense, incalculable, immeasurable, innumerable, everlasting; antonyms (adj) finite, limited, restricted.
boundlessness, immensity, infiniteness, infinitude, forever, glory, greatness, holiness. anfeidrol infinite; synonyms (adj) absolute, boundless, countless, endless, eternal, immense, incalculable, immeasurable, innumerable, everlasting; antonyms (adj) finite, limited, restricted. anfeidroldeb infinity; synonyms (n) eternity, infinite, boundlessness, immensity, infiniteness, infinitude, forever, glory, greatness, holiness. anfeidroledd immensity; synonyms (n) enormity, greatness, enormousness, immenseness, infinity, bulk, largeness, infiniteness, infinitude, vastness. anferth 1. huge; synonyms (adj) big, enormous, gigantic, immense, large, vast, colossal, extensive, great, elephantine; antonyms (adj) tiny, insignificant, miniature, small, 2. gigantic; synonyms (adj) mammoth, giant, huge, stupendous, gargantuan, massive, monstrous, monumental, monster, terrific, 3. enormous; synonyms (adj) excessive, exorbitant, prodigious, tremendous, infinite, terrible, flagrant, immeasurable, mighty, amazing; antonym (adj) minute, 4. monstrous; synonyms (adj) atrocious, grotesque, heinous, dreadful, flagitious, grievous, preposterous, ugly, fantastic, inordinate. anferthedd 1. ugliness; synonyms (n) eyesore, offensiveness, repulsiveness, contortion, fright, (adj) deformity, unpleasantness, absurdity, distortion, irregularity; antonym (n) beauty, 2. monstrosity; synonyms (n) monster, freak, enormity, abortion, ogre, (adj) bizarrerie, eccentricity, immensity. anferthol huge; synonyms (adj) big, enormous, gigantic, immense, large, vast, colossal, extensive, great, elephantine; antonyms (adj) tiny, insignificant, miniature, small. anferthrwydd ugliness; synonyms (n) eyesore, offensiveness, repulsiveness, contortion, fright, (adj) deformity, unpleasantness, absurdity, distortion, irregularity; antonym (n) beauty. anferthu disfigure; synonyms (v) deface, deform, mutilate, blemish, contort, damage, mar, blot, (adj) mangle, maim. anffaeledig infallible; synonyms (adj) certain, sure, unerring, inevitable, inerrable, positive, unfailing, absolute; antonym (adj) fallible. anffaeledigrwydd infallibility; synonyms (n) inerrability, inerrableness, infallibleness, truth; antonym (n) fallibility. anffafriol unfavorable; synonyms (adj) inauspicious, adverse, bad, detrimental, disadvantageous, inopportune, inimical, contrary, harmful, hostile; antonym (adj) favorable. anffawd misfortune; synonyms (n) accident, adversity, calamity, disaster, hardship,
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misadventure, mischance, catastrophe, misery, mishap; antonym (n) luck. anffrwythlon 1. barren; synonyms (adj) infertile, sterile, deserted, abortive, arid, dry, fruitless, meagre, stark, (v) bare; antonyms (adj) fertile, lush, productive, 2. unfruitful; synonyms (adj) barren, acarpous, unproductive, effete, addled, infecund, inoperative, lean, unfertile. anffurf disfigurement; synonyms (n) blemish, deformity, defacement, disfiguration, scar, mutilation. anffurfiad disfigurement; synonyms (n) blemish, deformity, defacement, disfiguration, scar, mutilation. anffurfio 1. deform; synonyms (v) distort, deface, bend, contort, disfigure, twist, turn, warp, convolute, mangle; antonym (v) straighten, 2. disfigure; synonyms (v) deform, mutilate, blemish, damage, mar, blot, injure, mark, ruin, (adj) maim. anffurfiol 1. deformed; synonyms (adj) crooked, bent, distorted, malformed, misshapen, ugly, crippled, contorted, deform, grotesque, 2. informal; synonyms (adj) colloquial, familiar, casual, easy, free, cozy, unofficial, chatty, cosy, homely; antonyms (adj) formal, authorized, official. anffyddiaeth 1. agnosticism; synonyms (n) disbelief, skepticism, nescience, atheism, doubt, faithlessness, heresy, incredulity, indifferentism, nihilism; antonym (n) faith, 2. atheism; synonyms (n) godlessness, unbelief, agnosticism, iconoclasm, irreverence, nonbelief, ungodliness, 3. infidelity; synonyms (n) disloyalty, falseness, adultery, treachery, unfaithfulness, falsity, dishonesty, duplicity, affair, (adj) rationalism; antonyms (n) fidelity, faithfulness. anffyddiwr 1. atheist; synonyms (n) agnostic, skeptic, infidel, pagan, disbeliever, doubter, (adj) deist, atheistic, pyrrhonist, atheistical, 2. agnostic; synonyms (n) freethinker, atheist, nonbeliever; antonym (n) believer, 3. infidel; synonyms (n) heathen, gentile, unbeliever. anffyddlon unfaithful; synonyms (adj) false, disloyal, faithless, inaccurate, fickle, traitorous, treacherous, untrustworthy, recreant, apostate; antonyms (adj) faithful, loyal. anffyddlondeb unfaithfulness; synonyms (n) disloyalty, falseness, infidelity, faithlessness, perfidy, deceit, deceitfulness, dishonesty, falsity, inaccuracy; antonym (n) faithfulness. anfodd 1. displeasure; synonyms (n) anger, discomfort, discontent, dislike, dissatisfaction, resentment, annoyance, disfavor, exasperation, offense; antonyms (n) satisfaction, enjoyment, pleasure, 2. unwillingness; synonyms (n) reluctance, disinclination, indisposition, aversion,
hesitation, antipathy, distaste, reluctancy, alienation, automatism; antonym (n) willingness. anfoddio 1. disoblige; synonyms (v) inconvenience, trouble, discommode, displease, incommode, bother, insult, offend, afflict, (adj) malign; antonym (v) oblige, 2. displease; synonyms (v) annoy, disgust, anger, affront, irritate, rile, vex, aggravate, exasperate, fret; antonyms (v) please, satisfy. anfoddog 1. dissatisfied; synonyms (v) discontented, querulous, (adj) discontent, disgruntled, disappointed, malcontent, complaining, grumpy; antonyms (adj) satisfied, content, contented, 2. discontented; synonyms (adj) disaffected, displeased, dissatisfied, unsatisfied, miserable; antonyms (adj) pleased, happy, 3. unwilling; synonyms (adj) reluctant, involuntary, disinclined, loath, averse, recalcitrant, backward, loth, adverse, forced; antonyms (adj) willing, inclined. anfoddogrwydd 1. discontentment; synonyms (n) discontent, dissatisfaction, discontentedness, displeasure, disapprobation, disapproval, anger, annoyance, irritation, dislike; antonym (n) contentment, 2. dissatisfaction; synonyms (n) disappointment, disaffection, distaste, disquiet, regret, aversion, disfavor, disinclination, ennui; antonym (n) satisfaction, 3. unwillingness; synonyms (n) reluctance, indisposition, hesitation, antipathy, reluctancy, alienation, automatism, averseness, contrariety, hatred; antonym (n) willingness. anfodlon 1. unwilling; synonyms (adj) reluctant, involuntary, disinclined, loath, averse, recalcitrant, backward, loth, adverse, forced; antonyms (adj) willing, inclined, 2. discontented; synonyms (adj) discontent, disaffected, disgruntled, displeased, dissatisfied, malcontent, unsatisfied, miserable, (v) querulous, complaining; antonyms (adj) contented, pleased, happy, satisfied, 3. reluctant; synonyms (adj) unwilling, hesitant, indisposed, diffident, shy, chary, slow, tardy, compulsory; antonym (adj) eager. anfodloni 1. dissatisfy; synonyms (n) mortify, (v) displease, discontent, disappoint, disgruntle, chagrin, affront, anger, annoy, chafe; antonym (v) satisfy, 2. discontent; synonyms (n) dissatisfaction, disapproval, discontentment, disaffection, disappointment, discontentedness, displeasure, (adj) discontented, disgruntled, dissatisfied; antonyms (n) satisfaction, contentment, (v) content. anfodlonrwydd 1. discontent; synonyms (n) dissatisfaction, disapproval, discontentment, disaffection, disappointment, discontentedness, displeasure, (adj) discontented, disgruntled, dissatisfied; antonyms (n) satisfaction, contentment, (v) content, 2. unwillingness; synonyms (n)
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Welsh - English reluctance, disinclination, indisposition, aversion, hesitation, antipathy, dislike, distaste, reluctancy, alienation; antonym (n) willingness. anfoes 1. immorality; synonyms (n) depravity, corruption, degeneracy, evil, iniquity, vice, sin, evilness, wickedness, debauchery; antonyms (n) righteousness, decency, 2. unseemliness; synonyms (n) impropriety, indecency, indiscretion, rudeness, tactlessness, tastelessness, unsuitability, coarseness, immodesty, indelicacy; antonym (n) seemliness. anfoesgar 1. rude; synonyms (adj) gross, rough, impudent, blunt, coarse, bold, brutal, crude, discourteous, (n) abrupt; antonyms (adj) polite, respectful, chivalrous, courteous, refined, civil, decent, proper, well-mannered, 2. unmannerly; synonyms (adj) rude, impolite, uncivil, unmannered, impertinent, insolent. anfoesgarwch 1. incivility; synonyms (n) disrespect, discourtesy, impoliteness, impertinence, insolence, rudeness, 2. rudeness; synonyms (n) audacity, impudence, incivility, effrontery, crudeness, crudity, impropriety, primitiveness, brusqueness, roughness; antonyms (n) civility, politeness, courteousness, propriety, refinement. anfoesol immoral; synonyms (adj) wicked, bad, evil, corrupt, depraved, dissolute, indecent, criminal, unprincipled, dirty; antonyms (adj) moral, decent, honest, ethical, good, principled, restrained. anfoesoldeb immorality; synonyms (n) depravity, corruption, degeneracy, evil, iniquity, vice, sin, evilness, wickedness, debauchery; antonyms (n) righteousness, decency. anfon 1. send; synonyms (v) despatch, pass, convey, deliver, dispatch, forward, give, mail, post, carry, 2. transmit; synonyms (v) communicate, send, transfer, broadcast, propagate, beam, relay, spread, channel, hand, 3. dispatch; synonyms (n) speed, consignment, celerity, expedition, haste, hurry, letter, (v) accelerate, discharge, murder; antonyms (n) receiving, receipt. anfonedig sent; synonyms (adj) blissful, ecstatic, fascinated, imported, intoxicated. anfonedigaeth mission; synonyms (n) commission, delegation, deputation, job, assignment, charge, duty, goal, legation, chore. anfonedigaidd ungentlemanly; synonyms (adj) ungentlemanlike, ribald, discourteous, impolite, shabby, uncouth. anfonheddig 1. discourteous; synonyms (adj) impolite, abrupt, brusque, curt, gruff, impertinent, insolent, offensive, rude, churlish; antonyms (adj) courteous, polite, gracious, 2. ignoble; synonyms (adj) contemptible, abject, base, beggarly, disgraceful, dishonorable, degraded, despicable, humble, mean; antonym (adj) noble.
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anfoniad 1. transmission; synonyms (n) circulation, conveyance, contagion, transfer, broadcast, communication, drive, infection, spread, transmittal, 2. sending; synonyms (n) transport, despatching, distribution. anfonog delegate; synonyms (n) agent, deputy, ambassador, spokesman, envoy, (v) assign, appoint, commission, depute, consign. anfri 1. disrespect; synonyms (n) cheek, contempt, discourtesy, insult, impertinence, neglect, blasphemy, disdain, (v) slight, disesteem; antonyms (n) admiration, regard, (v) respect, 2. disgrace; synonyms (n) shame, blemish, stain, degradation, reproach, (v) dishonor, discredit, degrade, blot, debase; antonyms (v) honor, credit, esteem. anfucheddol immoral; synonyms (adj) wicked, bad, evil, corrupt, depraved, dissolute, indecent, criminal, unprincipled, dirty; antonyms (adj) moral, decent, honest, ethical, good, principled, restrained. anfuddiol unprofitable; synonyms (adj) fruitless, profitless, useless, futile, inutile, disadvantageous, unfruitful, barren, idle, unproductive; antonym (adj) profitable. anfwriadol unintentional; synonyms (adj) involuntary, unconscious, inadvertent, undesigned, unwitting, accidental, chance, coincidental, spontaneous, unthinking; antonyms (adj) deliberate, intentional. anfwyn 1. unkind; synonyms (adj) cruel, harsh, unfeeling, heartless, inconsiderate, pitiless, inhuman, hard, thoughtless, brutal; antonym (adj) kind, 2. uncivil; synonyms (adj) rude, discourteous, disrespectful, impolite, rough, coarse, brusque, blunt, curt, barbarous; antonym (adj) civil, 3. ungentle; synonyms (adj) ignoble, wild, untitled. anfynud 1. rough; synonyms (adj) coarse, hard, harsh, raw, crude, cruel, grating, gross, hoarse, jagged; antonyms (adj) gentle, smooth, polished, precise, refined, silky, soft, sophisticated, even, exact, 2. discourteous; synonyms (adj) impolite, abrupt, brusque, curt, gruff, impertinent, insolent, offensive, rude, churlish; antonyms (adj) courteous, polite, gracious, 3. unrefined; synonyms (adj) rough, earthy, boorish, unfinished, low, uncouth, vulgar, broad, natural, primitive, 4. unkind; synonyms (adj) unfeeling, heartless, inconsiderate, pitiless, inhuman, thoughtless, brutal, mean, merciless, nasty; antonym (adj) kind. anfynych 1. rare; synonyms (adj) extraordinary, uncommon, exceptional, infrequent, precious, scarce, seldom, thin, unusual, few; antonyms (adj) common, frequent, ordinary, 2. infrequent; synonyms (adj) rare, occasional, sparse, sporadic, unwonted, deficient, intermittent, irregular, unfrequent, 3. seldom; synonyms (adv) rarely,
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occasionally, infrequently, uncommonly, hardly, scarcely; antonyms (adv) frequently, often. anfytynaidd clumsy; synonyms (adj) bumbling, bungling, cumbersome, unwieldy, gawky, inapt, inept, maladroit, rude, (n) awkward; antonyms (adj) graceful, nimble, clever, dexterous, skillful, adroit, deft. anfyw inanimate; synonyms (adj) dead, defunct, breathless, dull, inactive, inorganic, lifeless, exanimate, deceased, extinct; antonyms (adj) living, animate. anfywiol 1. inanimate; synonyms (adj) dead, defunct, breathless, dull, inactive, inorganic, lifeless, exanimate, deceased, extinct; antonyms (adj) living, animate, 2. inactive; synonyms (adj) idle, dormant, inert, passive, slow, sluggish, fixed, heavy, immobile, inanimate; antonyms (adj) active, lively, moving. angall 1. foolish; synonyms (adj) childish, crazy, fool, daft, dopey, dull, dumb, fatuous, preposterous, (n) absurd; antonyms (adj) wise, sensible, prudent, shrewd, visionary, 2. unwise; synonyms (adj) foolish, silly, imprudent, injudicious, inadvisable, ridiculous, senseless, impolitic, (n) stupid, indiscreet. angau death; synonyms (n) demise, end, expiration, close, exit, cessation, decease, departure, dissolution, doom; antonyms (n) birth, existence, delivery. angel angel; synonyms (n) seraph, backer, benefactor, messenger, patron, saint, darling, (v) sponsor, support; antonym (n) fiend. angen 1. need; synonyms (v) lack, claim, require, (n) demand, want, desire, deficiency, must, necessity, deprivation; antonym (n) wealth, 2. want; synonyms (v) need, (n) poverty, wish, famine, absence, dearth, destitution, indigence, penury, privation; antonyms (v) dislike, hate, 3. necessity; synonyms (n) essential, exigency, compulsion, emergency, constraint, distress, necessary, obligation, requirement, occasion; antonym (n) option. angenoctid 1. want; synonyms (v) need, desire, (n) lack, poverty, wish, deficiency, deprivation, famine, absence, dearth; antonyms (v) dislike, hate, 2. indigence; synonyms (n) distress, want, beggary, neediness, pauperism, penury, misery, necessity, privation, (v) destitution. angenrheidiol 1. necessary; synonyms (adj) essential, compulsory, important, inevitable, basic, mandatory, fundamental, (n) requisite, necessity, demand; antonyms (adj) unnecessary, optional, surplus, needless, unjustified, 2. needful; synonyms (adj) necessary, indispensable, needed, required.
angenrheidrwydd necessity; synonyms (n) demand, need, lack, essential, exigency, compulsion, emergency, constraint, distress, indigence; antonym (n) option. angerdd 1. heat; synonyms (n) glow, fervor, summer, warmth, (v) bake, burn, anger, (adj) fever, excitement, passion; antonyms (n) cold, chill, (v) cool, 2. force; synonyms (n) energy, strength, agency, (v) drive, coerce, pressure, squeeze, thrust, compel, (adj) constrain; antonyms (n) weakness, persuasion, 3. passion; synonyms (n) fury, affection, feeling, fire, love, craving, desire, enthusiasm, heat, (v) ardor; antonyms (n) apathy, indifference, 4. ardor; synonyms (n) eagerness, zeal, ardency, fervency, flame, avidity, devotion, animation, ardour, elan, 5. peculiarity; synonyms (n) distinction, idiosyncrasy, oddity, abnormality, attribute, characteristic, distinctiveness, eccentricity, oddness, particularity; antonym (n) normality, 6. violence; synonyms (n) rage, fierceness, force, ferocity, intensity, vehemence, impetuosity, might, outrage, power; antonyms (n) gentleness, peacefulness. angerddol 1. passionate; synonyms (adj) ardent, hot, angry, animated, burning, excited, fervent, fierce, (adv) fiery, (v) impetuous; antonyms (adj) apathetic, indifferent, mild, passionless, 2. ardent; synonyms (adj) enthusiastic, passionate, eager, impassioned, keen, vehement, warm, acute, affectionate, avid, 3. violent; synonyms (adj) rough, tempestuous, intense, raging, severe, turbulent, sharp, powerful, (n) furious, boisterous; antonyms (adj) gentle, peaceful, calm, nonviolent, 4. intense; synonyms (adj) bright, brilliant, deep, energetic, extreme, heated, rich, grave, heartfelt, (v) vivid; antonyms (adj) dull, weak, imperceptible, slight. angerddoldeb 1. intensity; synonyms (n) force, forcefulness, depth, volume, fierceness, emphasis, energy, ferocity, forte, (adj) strength; antonyms (n) dullness, indifference, weakness, 2. vehemence; synonyms (n) rage, eagerness, fury, passion, violence, enthusiasm, impetuosity, fervor, heat, glow. anghaffael 1. failure; synonyms (n) bankruptcy, failing, breakdown, decline, deficiency, debacle, defeat, disappointment, disaster, downfall; antonyms (n) success, achievement, hit, winner, victory, achiever, attainment, capability, growth, 2. defect; synonyms (n) fault, blemish, blot, flaw, shortcoming, imperfection, scar, weakness, dearth, deformity, 3. hindrance; synonyms (n) drawback, deterrent, difficulty, barrier, block, check, delay, impediment, inconvenience, obstacle; antonym (n) help, 4. mishap; synonyms (n) accident, adversity, misfortune, casualty, calamity, misadventure, mischance, misery, ill, catastrophe.
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Welsh - English anghallineb imprudence; synonyms (n) foolishness, carelessness, indiscretion, temerity, folly, injudiciousness, recklessness; antonym (n) prudence. angharedig unkind; synonyms (adj) cruel, harsh, unfeeling, heartless, inconsiderate, pitiless, inhuman, hard, thoughtless, brutal; antonym (adj) kind. angharedigrwydd unkindness; synonyms (n) cruelty, callousness, heartlessness, diskindness, insensitivity, thoughtlessness, unpleasantness, unkindliness, acidity, acrimony; antonym (n) kindness. anghefnogi discourage; synonyms (v) deter, daunt, demoralize, depress, dishearten, deject, dismay, intimidate, dampen, (n) abash; antonyms (v) encourage, promote. anghelfydd 1. clumsy; synonyms (adj) bumbling, bungling, cumbersome, unwieldy, gawky, inapt, inept, maladroit, rude, (n) awkward; antonyms (adj) graceful, nimble, clever, dexterous, skillful, adroit, deft, 2. unskillful; synonyms (adj) inexperienced, clumsy, botchy, butcherly. anghenfil monster; synonyms (n) giant, beast, brute, demon, devil, fiend, freak, behemoth, colossus, (adj) huge. anghenraid necessity; synonyms (n) demand, need, lack, essential, exigency, compulsion, emergency, constraint, distress, indigence; antonym (n) option. anghenus 1. needy; synonyms (adj) destitute, indigent, impoverished, poor, necessitous, impecunious, penniless, underprivileged, deficient, miserable; antonym (adj) well-off, 2. indigent; synonyms (adj) needy, broke, (n) pauper; antonym (adj) rich, 3. necessitous; synonyms (adj) necessary, (n) pinched. angheuol 1. fatal; synonyms (adj) calamitous, deadly, destructive, disastrous, lethal, pestilent, dangerous, deathly, fateful, mortal; antonym (adj) nonfatal, 2. deadly; synonyms (adj) baneful, fatal, pernicious, toxic, virulent, noxious, poisonous, baleful, boring, (v) dead; antonym (adj) harmless, 3. mortal; synonyms (adj) human, earthly, implacable, (n) individual, man, creature, person, being, body, soul; antonyms (adj) eternal, (n) immortal. anghlod dispraise; synonyms (n) censure, disapproval, disparagement, blame, animadversion, condemnation, disapprobation, abuse, (v) disparage, disapprove. anghoelio disbelieve; synonyms (v) discredit, distrust, doubt, mistrust, question, suspect; antonyms (v) believe, trust. anghofiedig forgotten; synonyms (adj) lost, disregarded, elapsed, past, abandoned, antebellum, antediluvian, baffled, befuddled, bemused.
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anghofio forget; synonyms (v) disregard, leave, bury, ignore, neglect, overlook, fail, abandon, lose, omit; antonym (v) remember. anghofrwydd forgetfulness; synonyms (n) oblivion, neglect, amnesia, inattention, omission, carelessness, abandon, casualness, death, (v) amnesty. anghofus 1. forgetful; synonyms (adj) careless, oblivious, inattentive, negligent, remiss, lax, absent-minded, casual, heedless, neglectful; antonym (adj) attentive, 2. oblivious; synonyms (adj) forgetful, mindless, unaware, ignorant, unwitting, blind, deaf; antonym (adj) conscious. anghred 1. infidelity; synonyms (n) disloyalty, falseness, adultery, faithlessness, treachery, unfaithfulness, falsity, atheism, dishonesty, (adj) rationalism; antonyms (n) fidelity, faithfulness, 2. unbelief; synonyms (n) disbelief, incredulity, skepticism, distrust, doubt, misbelief; antonym (n) belief. anghredadun 1. infidel; synonyms (adj) skeptic, (n) atheist, heathen, pagan, gentile, unbeliever, deist, freethinker, 2. unbeliever; synonyms (n) infidel, disbeliever, doubter, agnostic, nonbeliever, sceptic. anghredadwy 1. incredible; synonyms (adj) astonishing, improbable, inconceivable, extraordinary, fabulous, implausible, marvelous, unbelievable, fantastic, preposterous; antonym (adj) ordinary, 2. unbelievable; synonyms (adj) incredible, unlikely, impossible, unthinkable, marvellous, tall, astounding, questionable, ridiculous, (v) staggering; antonyms (adj) credible, plausible, believable. anghrediniaeth 1. unbelief; synonyms (n) disbelief, atheism, incredulity, skepticism, distrust, doubt, misbelief; antonym (n) belief, 2. infidelity; synonyms (n) disloyalty, falseness, adultery, faithlessness, treachery, unfaithfulness, falsity, dishonesty, heresy, (adj) rationalism; antonyms (n) fidelity, faithfulness. anghredinol unbelieving; synonyms (adj) incredulous, skeptical, disbelieving, sceptical, suspicious, atheistic, atheistical, faithless, nescient. anghredu disbelieve; synonyms (v) discredit, distrust, doubt, mistrust, question, suspect; antonyms (v) believe, trust. anghrefyddol irreligious; synonyms (adj) impious, blasphemous, heathen, profane, ungodly, wicked, godless, irreverent, unholy; antonyms (adj) pious, religious. anghryno prolix; synonyms (adj) diffuse, verbose, lengthy, wordy, garrulous, copious, long, protracted, redundant, talkative; antonym (adj) concise. anghwrtais discourteous; synonyms (adj) impolite, abrupt, brusque, curt, gruff, impertinent, insolent,
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offensive, rude, churlish; antonyms (adj) courteous, polite, gracious. Anghydffurfiaeth nonconformity; synonyms (n) dissent, disagreement, unorthodoxy, inconformity, difference, eccentricity, heresy, nonconformance, originality, rebellion; antonyms (n) normality, conformity. anghydffurfiol 1. nonconformist; synonyms (adj) rebel, nonconforming, unorthodox, (n) dissenter, dissident, chapelgoer, eccentric, maverick, protester, sectarian; antonym (n) conformist, 2. nonconforming; synonyms (adj) nonconformist, atypical, contrary, dissenting, rebellious, uncharacteristic, abnormal, different, odd, peculiar. anghydffurfiwr nonconformist; synonyms (adj) rebel, nonconforming, unorthodox, (n) dissenter, dissident, chapelgoer, eccentric, maverick, protester, sectarian; antonym (n) conformist. anghydfod 1. disagreement; synonyms (n) difference, discrepancy, conflict, discord, dispute, dissidence, argument, contention, dissension, scrap; antonyms (n) agreement, accord, harmony, 2. discord; synonyms (n) disagreement, division, variance, clash, dissonance, split, strife, antagonism, (v) disagree, dissent; antonym (n) unity. anghydnabyddus unfamiliar; synonyms (adj) strange, new, unaccustomed, unacquainted, uncommon, foreign, mysterious, novel, unidentified, inexperienced; antonyms (adj) familiar, recognizable. anghydnaws uncongenial; synonyms (adj) incompatible, unfriendly, hostile, cold, incongenial, unfit, aloof, antagonistic, chilly, contrastive; antonym (adj) congenial. anghydsynio 1. dissent; synonyms (n) disagreement, discord, dissension, difference, dispute, protest, conflict, (v) differ, disagree, object; antonyms (n) agreement, (v) agree, assent, 2. disagree; synonyms (v) clash, argue, dissent, bicker, disaccord, diverge, squabble, vary, collide, fight; antonyms (v) consent, match. anghydweddol incompatible; synonyms (adj) contradictory, conflicting, discordant, discrepant, inappropriate, incongruous, inconsistent, antagonistic, irreconcilable, repugnant; antonyms (adj) compatible, consistent, identical, matching. anghydweld disagree; synonyms (v) differ, clash, argue, conflict, dissent, bicker, disaccord, discord, diverge, squabble; antonyms (v) agree, consent, match. anghyfaddas 1. unsuitable; synonyms (adj) inappropriate, improper, inapplicable, incorrect, unfit, inapt, inopportune, unbecoming, undesirable, wrong; antonyms (adj) suitable, appropriate, applicable, proper, 2. unfit;
synonyms (adj) disqualify, incapacitate, incompetent, unable, incapable, bad, unsuitable, inadequate, (v) disable, indispose; antonym (adj) fit. anghyfaddasu 1. disqualify; synonyms (v) disable, incapacitate, indispose, unfit, exclude, disincline, (adj) disarm, disentitle, disfranchise, dismantle; antonym (v) qualify, 2. unfit; synonyms (adj) disqualify, inappropriate, improper, inapt, unbecoming, incompetent, unable, incapable, bad, unsuitable; antonyms (adj) fit, appropriate. anghyfanheddol desert; synonyms (v) abandon, escape, defect, ditch, forsake, leave, (adj) waste, barren, desolate, merit; antonyms (n) bog, (v) stay. anghyfannedd 1. desert; synonyms (v) abandon, escape, defect, ditch, forsake, leave, (adj) waste, barren, desolate, merit; antonyms (n) bog, (v) stay, 2. uninhabited; synonyms (adj) deserted, empty, desert, unoccupied, vacant, unpopulated, lonely, uninhabitable, untenanted; antonyms (adj) occupied, inhabited. anghyfansoddiadol unconstitutional; synonyms (adj) illegal, unchartered, unlawful, anticonstitutional, autocratic, dictatorial, illegitimate, inequitable, unauthorized, unfair. anghyfartal 1. unequal; synonyms (adj) dissimilar, different, unlike, inadequate, lopsided, rough, uneven, unfair, disparate, disproportionate; antonyms (adj) equal, even, 2. uneven; synonyms (adj) unequal, irregular, jagged, erratic, patchy, rugged, spotty, ragged, (v) broken, (n) harsh; antonyms (adj) smooth, straight, symmetrical. anghyfartaledd 1. disparity; synonyms (n) disagreement, disproportion, contrast, difference, discrepancy, inequality, odds, dissonance, dissimilarity, divergence; antonyms (n) equality, parity, similarity, 2. inequality; synonyms (n) disparity, dissimilitude, injustice, variance, variation, imbalance, inequity, unevenness, unfairness; antonym (n) justice. anghyfarwydd 1. unfamiliar; synonyms (adj) strange, new, unaccustomed, unacquainted, uncommon, foreign, mysterious, novel, unidentified, inexperienced; antonyms (adj) familiar, recognizable, 2. unskilled; synonyms (adj) incompetent, inexpert, raw, amateurish, unprofessional, unqualified, awkward, untrained, amateur, bungling; antonyms (adj) expert, skilled. anghyfeb barren; synonyms (adj) infertile, sterile, deserted, abortive, arid, dry, fruitless, meagre, stark, (v) bare; antonyms (adj) fertile, lush, productive. anghyfeillgar unfriendly; synonyms (adj) hostile, inimical, unfavorable, distant, adverse, antagonistic, cold, inhospitable, unkind, aloof; antonyms (adj) friendly, warm, welcoming, amiable.
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Welsh - English anghyfesur incommensurable; synonyms (adj) incommensurate, aliquot, complementary, decimal, divisible, figurate, fractional, infinite, innumerable, unfathomable. anghyfforddus uncomfortable; synonyms (adj) awkward, embarrassing, troubled, inconvenient, difficult, discomfited, anxious, uneasy, cheerless, (v) untoward; antonyms (adj) comfortable, relaxed, comfy. anghyffredin 1. abnormal; synonyms (adj) aberrant, anomalous, atypical, irregular, monstrous, odd, perverted, strange, uncommon, unnatural; antonyms (adj) normal, typical, usual, 2. uncommon; synonyms (adj) extraordinary, rare, exceptional, infrequent, peculiar, scarce, singular, special, unusual, unaccustomed; antonym (adj) common, 3. rare; synonyms (adj) precious, seldom, thin, few, choice, curious, fine, novel, exquisite, excellent; antonyms (adj) frequent, ordinary. anghyfiaith 1. foreign; synonyms (adj) alien, extraneous, extrinsic, exotic, exterior, external, strange, oversea, adventitious, outlandish; antonyms (adj) native, familiar, domestic, internal, 2. alien; synonyms (adj) foreign, unknown, remote, unfamiliar, unusual, (n) foreigner, outsider, stranger, (v) alienate, estrange; antonym (n) citizen. anghyfiawn 1. unjust; synonyms (adj) unfair, partial, injurious, foul, inequitable, unrighteous, wicked, wrong, wrongful, improper; antonyms (adj) fair, just, equitable, reasonable, rightful, 2. unrighteous; synonyms (adj) criminal, iniquitous, sinful, unjust, immoral, unholy; antonym (adj) righteous. anghyfiawnder 1. injustice; synonyms (n) inequity, iniquity, evil, unfairness, wrong, bigotry, crime, (adj) injury, harm, damage; antonyms (n) justice, evenhandedness, fairness, 2. inequity; synonyms (n) inequality, injustice, partiality, discrimination, favoritism. anghyfieithus foreign; synonyms (adj) alien, extraneous, extrinsic, exotic, exterior, external, strange, oversea, adventitious, outlandish; antonyms (adj) native, familiar, domestic, internal. anghyflawn incomplete; synonyms (adj) defective, deficient, faulty, imperfect, inadequate, halfway, lacking, short, unfinished, half; antonyms (adj) complete, finished, whole. anghyfleus 1. inconvenient; synonyms (adj) annoying, awkward, disadvantageous, inopportune, bothersome, troublesome, unfavorable, inapt, untoward, cumbersome; antonym (adj) convenient, 2. awkward; synonyms (adj) clumsy, inconvenient, crude, embarrassing, inept, sticky, uncomfortable, ungainly, left-handed, bungling; antonyms (adj) graceful, easy, adroit,
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manageable, straightforward, dexterous, helpful, rotund, simple. anghyflogaeth unemployment; synonyms (n) idleness, depression, leisure, recession, redundancy; antonym (n) employment. anghyfnewidiol 1. changeless; synonyms (adj) fixed, permanent, immutable, invariable, steady, constant, invariant, steadfast, unalterable, unchangeable, 2. immutable; synonyms (adj) changeless, eternal, inflexible, irrevocable, stable, unchanging; antonym (adj) mutable. anghyfraith 1. crime; synonyms (n) offense, blame, guilt, injustice, transgression, villainy, evil, delinquency, fault, iniquity, 2. transgression; synonyms (n) crime, sin, error, misdeed, infraction, violation, misconduct, breach, infringement, misdemeanor. anghyfrifol irresponsible; synonyms (adj) careless, feckless, rash, reckless, unreliable, untrustworthy, imprudent, unwise; antonyms (adj) responsible, cautious, sensible. anghymedrol immoderate; synonyms (adj) excessive, extravagant, exorbitant, extreme, undue, inordinate, intemperate, unreasonable, fanatical, unrestrained; antonym (adj) moderate. anghymen untidy; synonyms (adj) slovenly, disheveled, disordered, disorderly, messy, sloppy, unkempt, confused, disorganized, frowzy; antonyms (adj) tidy, neat, elegant. anghymeradwy unacceptable; synonyms (adj) impossible, insufferable, objectionable, unsatisfactory, inadmissible, disagreeable, distasteful, ineligible, intolerable, offensive; antonyms (adj) acceptable, satisfactory, allowable, admissible, permissible, suitable, valid. anghymeradwyo disapprove; synonyms (v) condemn, object, blame, censure, deny, disallow, discountenance, refuse, reject, repudiate; antonyms (v) approve, endorse. anghymesur inordinate; synonyms (adj) excessive, extravagant, immoderate, exorbitant, undue, exuberant, fulsome, irregular, unconscionable, unreasonable. anghymharol incomparable; synonyms (adj) matchless, rare, unequaled, unique, unparalleled, excellent, sovereign, peerless, transcendent, (v) superlative; antonyms (adj) comparable, ordinary. anghymhendod 1. indelicacy; synonyms (n) impropriety, indecency, indecorousness, coarseness, obscenity, tactlessness, immodesty, indecorum, blunder, gaffe, 2. foolishness; synonyms (n) absurdity, folly, fatuity, craziness, indiscretion, nonsense, stupidity, ineptitude, mistake, (adj) silliness; antonyms (n) wisdom, levelheadedness, prudence, sense, 3. untidiness; synonyms (n) disarray, mess, disorder, litter,
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confusion, disorderliness, messiness, slovenliness, clutter; antonym (n) neatness. anghymhwyso 1. disqualify; synonyms (v) disable, incapacitate, indispose, unfit, exclude, disincline, (adj) disarm, disentitle, disfranchise, dismantle; antonym (v) qualify, 2. unfit; synonyms (adj) disqualify, inappropriate, improper, inapt, unbecoming, incompetent, unable, incapable, bad, unsuitable; antonyms (adj) fit, appropriate. anghymhwyster 1. incapacity; synonyms (n) disability, inability, impotence, disqualification, incapability, inadequacy, disablement, inefficiency, incompetency, insufficiency; antonym (n) power, 2. disqualification; synonyms (n) incapacity, incompetence, debarment, disentitlement, incapacitation, disarmament, invalidity, awkwardness, banning, (adj) unproficiency. anghymwys 1. unsuitable; synonyms (adj) inappropriate, improper, inapplicable, incorrect, unfit, inapt, inopportune, unbecoming, undesirable, wrong; antonyms (adj) suitable, appropriate, applicable, proper, 2. unfit; synonyms (adj) disqualify, incapacitate, incompetent, unable, incapable, bad, unsuitable, inadequate, (v) disable, indispose; antonym (adj) fit. anghynefin 1. unfamiliar; synonyms (adj) strange, new, unaccustomed, unacquainted, uncommon, foreign, mysterious, novel, unidentified, inexperienced; antonyms (adj) familiar, recognizable, 2. unaccustomed; synonyms (adj) unusual, untrained, uncustomary, unseasoned, rare, unfamiliar, unused, unwonted; antonym (adj) accustomed. anghynefindra unfamiliarity; synonyms (n) strangeness, ignorance, novelty, curiousness, foreignness, innocence, unacquaintance; antonym (n) familiarity. anghynnes cold (annwyd, oer); synonyms (adj) chilly, frigid, aloof, callous, distant, icy, indifferent, apathetic, (n) chilliness, chill; antonyms (adj) warm, friendly, hot, burning, prepared, affectionate, loving, soporific, (n) heat, warmth. anghysbell remote; synonyms (adj) distant, aloof, detached, inaccessible, outside, faint, alien, far, foreign, isolated; antonyms (adj) near, nearby, accessible. anghyson inconsistent; synonyms (adj) incongruous, incoherent, incompatible, contrary, absurd, conflicting, inconsequent, discordant, discrepant, (n) contradictory; antonyms (adj) consistent, constant, reliable. anghysonair contentious; synonyms (adj) argumentative, aggressive, combative, controversial, belligerent, bellicose, disputatious, litigious, quarrelsome, (v) disputable.
anghysur discomfort; synonyms (n) pain, uneasiness, annoyance, anxiety, unease, agitation, displeasure, disquiet, distress, hurt; antonyms (v) ease, comfort. anghysuro discomfort; synonyms (n) pain, uneasiness, annoyance, anxiety, unease, agitation, displeasure, disquiet, distress, hurt; antonyms (v) ease, comfort. anghytbwys 1. unbalanced; synonyms (adj) lopsided, crazy, mad, wobbly, demented, disproportionate, imbalanced, unequal, asymmetrical, unsettled; antonyms (adj) sane, balanced, even, well-balanced, 2. lopsided; synonyms (adj) askew, crooked, cockeyed, awry, unbalanced, slanted, biased, uneven; antonyms (adj) equal, straight. anghytgord 1. dissension; synonyms (n) discord, dispute, conflict, contention, difference, disagreement, variance, dissonance, division, faction; antonym (n) agreement, 2. discord; synonyms (n) dissension, clash, split, strife, antagonism, disharmony, disorder, (v) disagree, dissent, disaccord; antonyms (n) harmony, unity, accord. anghytrig 1. corresponding; synonyms (adj) congruent, comparable, equal, same, similar, commensurate, consonant, alike, analogous, correspondent; antonym (adj) different, 2. non-
resident. anghytundeb disagreement; synonyms (n) difference, discrepancy, conflict, discord, dispute, dissidence, argument, contention, dissension, scrap; antonyms (n) agreement, accord, harmony. anghytuno disagree; synonyms (v) differ, clash, argue, conflict, dissent, bicker, disaccord, discord, diverge, squabble; antonyms (v) agree, consent, match. anghywair 1. ill-equipped; synonyms (adj) unfit, unqualified, 2. discordant; synonyms (adj) contrary, conflicting, dissonant, discrepant, disharmonious, harsh, incompatible, inconsistent, jarring, raucous; antonyms (adj) harmonious, musical, pleasant-sounding, melodic, 3. disrepair; synonyms (n) decay, ruin, collapse, decrepitude, deterioration, abandon, (adj) busted, dead, decayed, decrepit, 4. unskillful; synonyms (adj) awkward, inexperienced, maladroit, clumsy, botchy, butcherly, 5. sloven; synonyms (adj) slattern, dowdy, drab, slut, malkin, slummock, sweep, (n) slob, pig, beard. anghyweithas 1. froward; synonyms (adj) disobedient, headstrong, wayward, willful, cantankerous, naughty, contumacious, intractable, perverse, wilful, 2. uncivil; synonyms (adj) rude, discourteous, disrespectful, impolite, rough, coarse, brusque, blunt, curt, harsh; antonym (adj) civil.
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anghywir 1. wrong; synonyms (adj) harm, evil, false,
angylaidd angelic; synonyms (adj) pure, angelical,
ill, improper, bad, inappropriate, incorrect, (n) damage, injure; antonyms (adj) correct, good, proper, honest, law-abiding, (adv) correctly, (v) right, (n) justice, 2. incorrect; synonyms (adj) erroneous, inaccurate, wrong, imprecise, faulty, amiss, fallacious, inexact, mistaken, untrue, 3. false; synonyms (adj) bastard, counterfeit, deceitful, dishonest, artificial, assumed, deceptive, disloyal, faithless, fake; antonyms (adj) true, real, factual, faithful, genuine, natural, truthful, valid, 4. inaccurate; synonyms (adj) loose, lax, misleading, slipshod, unsound, vague, careless, general; antonyms (adj) exact, precise, accurate. anghywirdeb 1. inaccuracy; synonyms (n) error, fault, blunder, falsity, mistake, falseness, incorrectness, slip; antonyms (n) precision, accuracy, correctness, 2. falseness; synonyms (n) falsehood, faithlessness, infidelity, treachery, deceit, disloyalty, duplicity, untruthfulness, dishonesty, betrayal, 3. deceit; synonyms (n) cheat, artifice, deception, guile, craft, fraud, pretense, ruse, trickery, (adj) cunning; antonyms (n) honesty, sincerity, 4. mistake; synonyms (n) defect, failure, misapprehension, misconception, demerit, inaccuracy, (v) err, misapprehend, confuse, misjudge. anghywrain 1. unskillful; synonyms (adj) awkward, inexperienced, maladroit, clumsy, botchy, butcherly, 2. slovenly; synonyms (adj) careless, slipshod, untidy, sloppy, frowzy, dowdy, frowsy, messy, negligent, unkempt. angladd 1. funeral; synonyms (n) burial, entombment, interment, pyre, wake, committal, (adj) funebrial, 2. burial; synonyms (n) sepulture, burying, funeral, inhumation. angladdol 1. funereal; synonyms (adj) doleful, dismal, dreary, gloomy, melancholy, somber, dolorous, dark, depressing, (v) burial, 2. funeral; synonyms (n) entombment, interment, pyre, wake, committal, (adj) funebrial. angof 1. forgetfulness; synonyms (n) oblivion, neglect, amnesia, inattention, omission, carelessness, abandon, casualness, death, (v) amnesty, 2. oblivion; synonyms (n) forgetfulness, limbo, void, absolution, forgiveness, obliviousness, pardon, remission, silence, condonation. angor anchor; synonyms (n) mainstay, (v) tie, fasten, secure, fix, (adj) refuge, rest. angorfa anchorage; synonyms (n) berth, port, roadstead, encampment, roads, harbor, dock, bay, cove, refuge. angori anchor; synonyms (n) mainstay, (v) tie, fasten, secure, fix, (adj) refuge, rest.
beautiful, celestial, cherubic, heavenly, seraphic, virtuous, divine, good. angyles angel; synonyms (n) seraph, backer, benefactor, messenger, patron, saint, darling, (v) sponsor, support; antonym (n) fiend. anhaeddedigaeth unworthiness; synonym (n) unworth. anhaeddedigrwydd unworthiness; synonym (n) unworth. anhaeddiannol 1. undeserved; synonyms (adj) unmerited, unearned, unfair, inequitable, undue, unjust, excessive, iniquitous, unreasonable, unwarranted; antonyms (adj) well-deserved, rightful, 2. unmerited; synonyms (adj) undeserved, unworthy, gratuitous, immerited, unjustifiable, unjustified, wrong; antonym (adj) merited. anhaeddiant 1. demerit; synonyms (n) defect, fault, deficiency, shortcoming, sin, imperfection, vice, break, 2. unworthiness; synonym (n) unworth. anhaeddol undeserved; synonyms (adj) unmerited, unearned, unfair, inequitable, undue, unjust, excessive, iniquitous, unreasonable, unwarranted; antonyms (adj) well-deserved, rightful. anhael 1. miserly; synonyms (adj) stingy, mean, close, parsimonious, closefisted, grasping, avaricious, measly, mingy, penurious; antonym (adj) generous, 2. miser; synonyms (n) churl, curmudgeon, hunks, muckworm, niggard, skinflint, accumulator, collector, magpie, muckerer. anhaeledd meanness; synonyms (n) malice, closeness, parsimony, pettiness, avarice, baseness, greed, miserliness, nastiness, (adj) degeneracy; antonyms (n) generosity, kindness. anhapus 1. miserable; synonyms (adj) mean, poor, meager, abject, bad, deplorable, desolate, downcast, (v) forlorn, wretched; antonyms (adj) happy, cheerful, generous, 2. unhappy; synonyms (adj) unfortunate, depressed, dismal, gloomy, melancholy, sad, disconsolate, distressed, infelicitous, low; antonyms (adj) pleased, satisfied, 3. unlucky; synonyms (adj) hapless, luckless, unhappy, untoward, inauspicious, sinister, adverse, disastrous, ominous, unsuccessful; antonyms (adj) lucky, fortunate. anhardd 1. ugly; synonyms (adj) nasty, disagreeable, forbidding, frightful, gruesome, hideous, homely, repulsive, surly, evil; antonyms (adj) beautiful, attractive, good-looking, flowing, ornamental, 2. unseemly; synonyms (adj) improper, indecent, unbecoming, inappropriate, indelicate, gross, impolite, uncomely, unbefitting, (v) indecorous; antonyms (adj) proper, appropriate.
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anharddu defile; synonyms (n) debase, (v) contaminate, corrupt, foul, soil, taint, befoul, infect, (adj) debauch, pollute; antonym (v) clean. anhawdd difficult; synonyms (adj) arduous, awkward, demanding, burdensome, complicated, delicate, fastidious, hard, knotty, uphill; antonyms (adj) easy, simple, straightforward, good-natured, rewarding, clear. anhawddgar unlovely; synonyms (adj) ugly, unpleasant, unsightly, plain, uncomely, tasteless, unbecoming, unpicturesque, unseemly, disagreeable. anhawster difficulty; synonyms (n) hindrance, impediment, trouble, bother, asperity, jam, barrier, difficultness, fix, hardship; antonyms (n) ease, simplicity, advantage, help. anheddfa abode; synonyms (n) home, dwelling, house, residence, domicile, place, lodge, abidance, address, (v) bode. anheddle abode; synonyms (n) home, dwelling, house, residence, domicile, place, lodge, abidance, address, (v) bode. anheddol habitable; synonyms (adj) inhabitable, livable; antonym (adj) uninhabitable. anheddu settle; synonyms (v) fix, place, clarify, establish, pay, regulate, resolve, set, adjudicate, (adj) confirm. anheddwch contention; synonyms (n) competition, argument, argumentation, battle, conflict, assertion, controversy, discord, allegation, arguing; antonym (n) harmony. anhepgor essential; synonyms (adj) necessary, crucial, important, inherent, requisite, constituent, basic, elementary, fundamental, (v) imperative; antonyms (adj) minor, secondary, (n) inessential, optional, option, unimportant, peripheral, luxury. anhepgorol 1. essential; synonyms (adj) necessary, crucial, important, inherent, requisite, constituent, basic, elementary, fundamental, (v) imperative; antonyms (adj) minor, secondary, (n) inessential, optional, option, unimportant, peripheral, luxury, 2. indispensable; synonyms (adj) essential, obligatory, mandatory, required, vital, urgent, integral, material, (v) needful; antonym (adj) dispensable. anhoffter 1. hatred; synonyms (n) detestation, abhorrence, antipathy, aversion, disgust, grudge, anger, abomination, (v) hate, enmity; antonyms (n) love, adoration, liking, 2. dislike; synonyms (n) disapproval, disaffection, disdain, disfavor, disfavour, displeasure, (v) disinclination, distaste, detest, abhor; antonyms (n) fondness, taste, attraction, enjoyment, (v) like, enjoy. anhraethadwy unutterable; synonyms (adj) indescribable, ineffable, unspeakable, inexpressible,
unpronounceable, indefinable, unapproachable, unnameable, untellable. anhraethol 1. ineffable; synonyms (adj) indescribable, unspeakable, unutterable, indefinable, inexpressible, unimaginable, 2. unspeakable; synonyms (adj) ineffable, awful, dreadful, terrible, horrible, nasty, atrocious, shocking, fearful, frightful. anhrefn 1. chaos; synonyms (n) anarchy, bedlam, clutter, disarray, disorder, jumble, mess, muddle, pandemonium, uproar; antonyms (n) order, peace, orderliness, regulation, 2. confusion; synonyms (n) bewilderment, chaos, commotion, agitation, distraction, disturbance, tumult, bustle, huddle, upset; antonym (n) clarity, 3. disorder; synonyms (n) ailment, complaint, disease, confusion, disarrangement, derangement, (v) derange, confuse, perturb, disarrange; antonym (n) calm, 4. anarchy; synonyms (n) riot, lawlessness, mayhem, revolution, turmoil, nihilism. anhrefnu 1. disorder; synonyms (n) ailment, complaint, clutter, disease, jumble, muddle, chaos, commotion, (v) derange, disarray; antonyms (n) orderliness, calm, peace, (v) order, 2. disarrange; synonyms (v) confuse, disorder, disorganize, muss, ruffle, perturb, discompose, disconcert, disturb, litter. anhrefnus 1. chaotic; synonyms (adj) disorderly, confused, disorganized, hectic, messy, wild, topsyturvy, turbulent, untidy, cluttered; antonyms (adj) neat, orderly, organized, 2. disorderly; synonyms (adj) chaotic, disordered, boisterous, disobedient, irregular, jumbled, rowdy, tumultuous, unruly, (v) lawless; antonyms (adj) well-behaved, arranged, 3. untidy; synonyms (adj) slovenly, disheveled, sloppy, unkempt, frowzy, scruffy, sluttish, slipshod, dowdy, tousled; antonyms (adj) tidy, elegant. anhreiddiol 1. impenetrable; synonyms (adj) dense, impassable, incomprehensible, thick, hard, heavy, impervious, mysterious, obscure, opaque; antonyms (adj) clear, penetrable, readable, 2. impervious; synonyms (adj) impermeable, impenetrable, callous, inaccessible, imperviable, invulnerable, insensitive, pachydermatous, resistant, tight; antonyms (adj) permeable, vulnerable, pervious. anhreuliedig 1. undigested; synonyms (adj) indigested, crude, immature, indigest, raw, unconcocted, undressed, unfinished, unformed, unorganized, 2. unspent; synonyms (adj) unexpended, fresh, leftover, modern, new, odd, (v) unapplied, unemployed, untouched, untrodden. anhrugarog 1. unmerciful; synonyms (adj) merciless, pitiless, remorseless, ruthless, cruel, unpitying, brutal, inclement, relentless, inhuman; antonym
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Welsh - English (adj) merciful, 2. merciless; synonyms (adj) heartless, implacable, unmerciful, barbarous, grim, hard, harsh, savage, unfeeling, bitter; antonyms (adj) charitable, kind. anhudded 1. covering; synonyms (n) coating, cover, clothing, blanket, coat, casing, apparel, case, concealment, wrapper, 2. shroud; synonyms (n) screen, cloak, conceal, covering, curtain, (v) hide, shield, enfold, enshroud, (adj) shelter. anhuddo 1. cover; synonyms (v) coat, conceal, top, bury, cloak, (n) blind, blanket, screen, binding, camouflage; antonyms (v) reveal, expose, uncover, 2. engulf; synonyms (v) engross, absorb, drown, swamp, deluge, flood, inundate, overwhelm, submerge, douse. anhuddol 1. engulfed; synonyms (adj) beaten, conquered, enveloped, flooded, inundated, overcome, overpowered, overwhelmed, swallowed, swamped, 2. covered; synonyms (adj) hidden, veiled, concealed, covert, coated, masked, obscured, secret, shrouded, (prep) cloaked; antonyms (adj) bare, naked. anhun sleeplessness; synonyms (n) insomnia, wakefulness, restlessness, disquietude, insomnolence, nerves, unrest, restiveness, uneasiness, (v) vigil. anhunawd awake; synonyms (adj) alive, alert, attentive, conscious, aware, intelligent, (v) arouse, wake, awaken, waken; antonyms (adj) asleep, unconscious, comatose, sleeping, sleepy. anhunedd 1. wakefulness; synonyms (n) sleeplessness, insomnia, vigilance, alertness, care, caution, circumspection, consciousness, (v) vigil, watch; antonym (n) sleepiness, 2. disquiet; synonyms (n) alarm, anxiety, trouble, worry, apprehension, concern, discomfort, dismay, disorder, (v) discompose; antonyms (n) quiet, reassurance, (v) calm, 3. insomnia; synonyms (n) restlessness, indisposition, insomnolence, restiveness, stress, tension, 4. sleeplessness; synonyms (n) wakefulness, disquietude, nerves, unrest, uneasiness, unquietness. anhwyl sickness; synonyms (n) illness, indisposition, complaint, malady, qualm, distemper, nausea, (v) disease, disorder, ailment. anhwylus 1. inconvenient; synonyms (adj) annoying, awkward, disadvantageous, inopportune, bothersome, troublesome, unfavorable, inapt, untoward, cumbersome; antonym (adj) convenient, 2. unwell; synonyms (adj) ill, sick, indisposed, poorly, ailing, sickly, unhealthy, bad, seedy, diseased; antonyms (adj) healthy, well, fit. anhwylustod 1. illness; synonyms (n) disease, ailment, sickness, complaint, disorder, distemper, malady, attack, affliction, pain, 2. inconvenience; synonyms (n) bother, disadvantage, difficulty, (v)
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trouble, discommode, incommode, disoblige, annoy, disquiet, disturb; antonym (n) convenience. anhyblyg 1. stiff; synonyms (adj) rigid, hard, difficult, formal, inflexible, firm, numb, (n) stark, cadaver, corpse; antonyms (adj) relaxed, flexible, floppy, soft, supple, free, pliable, 2. rigid; synonyms (adj) harsh, fixed, stiff, austere, set, strict, exacting, rigorous, severe, stern; antonym (adj) elastic, 3. stubborn; synonyms (adj) obstinate, contrary, intractable, perverse, determined, obdurate, persistent, refractory, tenacious, inveterate; antonyms (adj) compliant, irresolute, amenable, 4. inflexible; synonyms (adj) uncompromising, immovable, inexorable, unbending, dogged, stubborn, unyielding, dour, adamant, constant; antonyms (adj) accommodating, adaptable, stretchy. anhydawdd insoluble; synonyms (adj) indissoluble, inextricable, insolvable, irresoluble, firm, inaccessible, inexplicable, intractable, mysterious, (n) insuperable; antonym (adj) soluble. anhyddwyn unbearable; synonyms (adj) intolerable, insufferable, excruciating, insupportable, unendurable, hateful; antonyms (adj) bearable, manageable, imperceptible. anhyddysg 1. ignorant; synonyms (adj) unconscious, illiterate, rude, uneducated, unwitting, blind, dull, innocent, naive, unaware; antonyms (adj) knowledgeable, conscious, 2. unversed; synonyms (adj) inexperienced, unfamiliar, green, ignorant, uncultivated, uninformed, raw, fresh, young, natural; antonym (adj) versed. anhyder 1. distrust; synonyms (n) mistrust, suspicion, misgiving, disbelief, uncertainty, hesitation, (v) doubt, disbelieve, discredit, suspect; antonyms (n) confidence, faith, (v) trust, believe, 2. diffidence; synonyms (n) bashfulness, modesty, reserve, shyness, coyness, timorousness, humility, timidity, 3. shyness; synonym (n) diffidence; antonyms (n) boldness, sociability. anhyderus 1. diffident; synonyms (adj) bashful, coy, modest, reserved, shy, timid, hesitant, retiring, tentative, unassuming; antonym (adj) bold, 2. shy; synonyms (adj) diffident, fearful, abashed, ashamed, nervous, reticent, self-conscious, (v) fling, cast, (n) throw; antonyms (adj) brash, confident, demonstrative, forward, outgoing. anhydraidd impermeable; synonyms (adj) impenetrable, impervious, close, rainproof, tight, waterproof, watertight, (v) imperforate; antonyms (adj) permeable, absorbent. anhydrig 1. uninhabitable; synonyms (adj) uninhabited, undwellable; antonyms (adj) habitable, inhabitable, 2. uninhabited; synonyms (adj) deserted, empty, desert, desolate, unoccupied, vacant, unpopulated, lonely, uninhabitable, untenanted; antonyms (adj) occupied, inhabited.
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anhydrin unmanageable; synonyms (adj) unwieldy,
anhyglyw inaudible; synonyms (adj) indistinct,
intractable, uncontrollable, awkward, cumbersome, stubborn, bulky, clumsy, recalcitrant, obstinate; antonyms (adj) manageable, orderly, well-behaved. anhydwf short (byr); synonyms (adj) brief, concise, scarce, brusque, close, curt, sharp, compendious, laconic, abrupt; antonyms (adj) long, tall, high, lengthy. anhydwyth stiff; synonyms (adj) rigid, hard, difficult, formal, inflexible, firm, numb, (n) stark, cadaver, corpse; antonyms (adj) relaxed, flexible, floppy, soft, supple, free, pliable. anhydyn 1. intractable; synonyms (adj) headstrong, inflexible, fractious, stubborn, contumacious, contrary, insubordinate, froward, obdurate, obstinate; antonyms (adj) biddable, flexible, tractable, 2. obstinate; synonyms (adj) determined, intractable, inveterate, disobedient, dogged, firm, uncompromising, wayward, willful, cussed; antonyms (adj) compliant, amenable. anhyfedr clumsy; synonyms (adj) bumbling, bungling, cumbersome, unwieldy, gawky, inapt, inept, maladroit, rude, (n) awkward; antonyms (adj) graceful, nimble, clever, dexterous, skillful, adroit, deft. anhyffordd inaccessible; synonyms (adj) inapproachable, impervious, remote, distant, unapproachable, unattainable, unobtainable, untouchable, aloof, impossible; antonym (adj) accessible. anhyfreg perfect; synonyms (adj) consummate, complete, exact, utter, entire, faultless, thorough, exquisite, (n) absolute, full; antonyms (adj) imperfect, faulty, flawed. anhyfryd unpleasant; synonyms (adj) disagreeable, harsh, nasty, obnoxious, offensive, ugly, sour, awkward, bad, forbidding; antonyms (adj) pleasant, agreeable, delightful, attractive, comfortable, enjoyable, nice, wonderful, charming. anhyfrydwch 1. grief; synonyms (n) affliction, dolor, anguish, distress, agony, pain, regret, wound, chagrin, (adj) sore; antonyms (n) joy, happiness, 2. unpleasantness; synonyms (n) dreadfulness, nastiness, disagreeableness, ugliness, unkindness, disagreeable, discomfort, abusiveness, acidity, acrimony; antonyms (n) pleasantness, kindness, straightforwardness. anhygar 1. unpleasant; synonyms (adj) disagreeable, harsh, nasty, obnoxious, offensive, ugly, sour, awkward, bad, forbidding; antonyms (adj) pleasant, agreeable, delightful, attractive, comfortable, enjoyable, nice, wonderful, charming, 2. untidy; synonyms (adj) slovenly, disheveled, disordered, disorderly, messy, sloppy, unkempt, confused, disorganized, frowzy; antonyms (adj) tidy, neat, elegant.
imperceptible, inarticulate, noiseless, quiet, faint, muffled, invisible, undetectable, unhearable; antonym (adj) distinct. anhygoel 1. incredible; synonyms (adj) astonishing, improbable, inconceivable, extraordinary, fabulous, implausible, marvelous, unbelievable, fantastic, preposterous; antonym (adj) ordinary, 2. unbelievable; synonyms (adj) incredible, unlikely, impossible, unthinkable, marvellous, tall, astounding, questionable, ridiculous, (v) staggering; antonyms (adj) credible, plausible, believable. anhygyreb inaccessible; synonyms (adj) inapproachable, impervious, remote, distant, unapproachable, unattainable, unobtainable, untouchable, aloof, impossible; antonym (adj) accessible. anhylaw 1. evil; synonyms (adj) bad, corrupt, criminal, ill, wicked, depraved, (n) damage, adversity, detriment, disaster; antonyms (adj) kindhearted, (n) good, goodness, righteousness, 2. unskillful; synonyms (adj) awkward, inexperienced, maladroit, clumsy, botchy, butcherly, 3. unwieldy; synonyms (adj) cumbersome, unmanageable, heavy, gawky, massive, ponderous, ungainly, lumbering, unhandy, (v) cumbrous; antonyms (adj) convenient, manageable, wieldy. anhylwydd unfortunate; synonyms (adj) inauspicious, poor, sad, bad, disastrous, hapless, inopportune, adverse, calamitous, deplorable; antonyms (adj) fortunate, lucky. anhynod uncertain; synonyms (adj) ambiguous, changeable, doubtful, dubious, questionable, vague, chancy, equivocal, indistinct, (v) indefinite; antonyms (adj) certain, definite, clear, decisive, sure, decided, inevitable, safe, strong-minded, unquestionable. anhysbys 1. anonymous; synonyms (adj) nameless, unknown, unnamed, unidentified, authorless, unacknowledged, undisclosed, unspecified, incognito, unfamiliar; antonym (adj) known, 2. unknown; synonyms (adj) secret, strange, hidden, obscure, anonymous, foreign, mysterious, (n) stranger, alien, foreigner; antonyms (adj) familiar, famous, recognized, well-known, 3. unversed; synonyms (adj) inexperienced, green, ignorant, uncultivated, uninformed, raw, fresh, young, illiterate, innocent; antonym (adj) versed. anhysbysrwydd uncertainty; synonyms (n) doubt, doubtfulness, distrust, indecision, suspicion, suspense, hesitation, irresolution, dubiety, incertitude; antonyms (n) certainty, confidence, decisiveness, clarity. anhywaith 1. wild; synonyms (adj) desert, waste, fierce, boisterous, violent, reckless, desolate,
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Welsh - English ferocious, furious, raging; antonyms (adj) calm, orderly, domestic, manageable, sane, cultivated, restrained, tame, 2. restless; synonyms (adj) fidgety, nervous, uneasy, unquiet, agitated, apprehensive, fretful, impatient, restive, (v) anxious; antonym (adj) relaxed, 3. refractory; synonyms (adj) intractable, disobedient, obstinate, perverse, recalcitrant, contumacious, fractious, headstrong, stubborn, unruly, 4. intractable; synonyms (adj) inflexible, contrary, insubordinate, froward, obdurate, wayward, mulish, incorrigible, indocile, willful; antonyms (adj) biddable, flexible, tractable. anial 1. fine; synonyms (adj) delicate, agreeable, dainty, brave, capital, elegant, excellent, nice, (n) penalty, (v) punish; antonyms (adj) poor, thick, coarse, substantial, unsatisfactory, wide, 2. wild; synonyms (adj) desert, waste, fierce, boisterous, violent, reckless, desolate, ferocious, furious, raging; antonyms (adj) calm, orderly, domestic, manageable, sane, cultivated, restrained, tame, 3. wilderness; synonyms (n) wild, wasteland, solitude, wildness, 4. grievous; synonyms (adj) grave, bitter, deplorable, dolorous, dreadful, sad, tough, pitiful, atrocious, heavy, 5. desert; synonyms (n) wilderness, (v) abandon, escape, defect, ditch, forsake, leave, relinquish, (adj) barren, merit; antonyms (n) bog, (v) stay, 6. desolate; synonyms (v) devastate, comfortless, destroy, (adj) bare, forlorn, alone, bleak, deserted, cheerless, disconsolate; antonyms (adj) cheerful, inhabited, happy, sheltered. anialdir wilderness; synonyms (n) desert, wild, wasteland, solitude, wildness, (v) waste. anialu devastate; synonyms (v) desolate, consume, demolish, destroy, spoil, havoc, ruin, waste, annihilate, ravage; antonym (v) build. anialwch 1. wilderness; synonyms (n) desert, wild, wasteland, solitude, wildness, (v) waste, 2. desert; synonyms (v) abandon, escape, defect, ditch, forsake, leave, relinquish, (adj) barren, desolate, merit; antonyms (n) bog, (v) stay. anian 1. genius; synonyms (n) capacity, ability, flair, faculty, brain, gift, prodigy, bent, aptitude, (adj) endowment; antonym (n) stupidity, 2. temperament; synonyms (n) temper, character, disposition, nature, constitution, personality, quality, humor, spirit, composure, 3. nature; synonyms (n) class, essence, creation, breed, attribute, manner, mettle, temperament, type, (adj) kind, 4. instinct; synonyms (n) intuition, impulse, urge, feeling. anianaeth 1. physiology; synonyms (n) anatomy, bionomy, botany, 2. physics. anianawd 1. disposition; synonyms (n) bent, attitude, character, disposal, tendency,
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arrangement, bias, inclination, predisposition, propensity, 2. temperament; synonyms (n) temper, disposition, nature, constitution, personality, quality, humor, spirit, composure, equanimity. anianeg physiology; synonyms (n) anatomy, bionomy, botany. anianol 1. innate; synonyms (adj) inborn, inherent, congenital, inbred, indigenous, instinctive, natural, intrinsic, constitutional, (v) born; antonyms (adj) superficial, learned, 2. natural; synonyms (adj) innate, artless, unaffected, essential, genuine, native, normal, crude, ingenuous, naive; antonyms (adj) artificial, affected, cultivated, false, refined, paranormal, supernatural, unnatural. anianydd 1. philosopher; synonyms (n) thinker, theorist, pundit, intellectual, mastermind, philosophaster, philosophe, scholar, academic, alchemist, 2. physicist, 3. naturalist; synonyms (n) biologist, ecologist, environmentalist, faunist. anianyddol physical; synonyms (adj) material, bodily, actual, corporeal, tangible, animal, carnal, concrete, corporal, (adv) fleshly; antonyms (adj) spiritual, mental, intangible. aniawn 1. wrong; synonyms (adj) harm, evil, false, ill, improper, bad, inappropriate, incorrect, (n) damage, injure; antonyms (adj) correct, good, proper, honest, law-abiding, (adv) correctly, (v) right, (n) justice, 2. crooked; synonyms (adj) bent, awry, corrupt, irregular, askew, curved, deformed, dishonest, indirect, lopsided; antonyms (adj) straight, even, principled. anifail 1. animal; synonyms (n) brute, creature, beast, organism, being, (adj) bodily, carnal, brutal, corporeal, (adv) fleshly, 2. beast; synonyms (n) animal, monster, swine, fiend, savage, barbarian, (adj) bear. anifeilaidd 1. animal; synonyms (n) brute, creature, beast, organism, being, (adj) bodily, carnal, brutal, corporeal, (adv) fleshly, 2. brutish; synonyms (adj) beastly, barbarous, bestial, savage, boorish, cruel, ferocious, fierce, indelicate, churlish, 3. beastly; synonyms (adj) abominable, animal, nasty, disgusting, ghastly, offensive, unpleasant, atrocious, obnoxious, (adv) depraved. anifeileiddio 1. animalize; synonyms (v) animalise, brutalize, canker, corrupt, debase, pervert, rot, stain, brutalise, sensualize, 2. brutalize; synonyms (v) brutify, demoralize, bastardize, bestialize, debauch, deprave, harden, mistreat, misuse, (adj) prostitute. anifeilig animal; synonyms (n) brute, creature, beast, organism, being, (adj) bodily, carnal, brutal, corporeal, (adv) fleshly. anllad 1. wanton; synonyms (adj) loose, dissolute, licentious, light, unchaste, debauched, flirt, (v) trifle,
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dally, sport, 2. lascivious; synonyms (adj) lewd, libidinous, carnal, erotic, bawdy, impure, lecherous, lustful, lusty, (adv) fleshly. anlladrwydd 1. wantonness; synonyms (n) abandon, lust, immorality, lasciviousness, licentiousness, unconstraint, abundance, copiousness, corruption, decadence, 2. lewdness; synonyms (n) obscenity, bawdiness, indecency, debauchery, sensuality, lechery, lubricity, salaciousness, salacity, smut. anlladu wanton; synonyms (adj) loose, dissolute, licentious, light, unchaste, debauched, flirt, (v) trifle, dally, sport. anllathraid discourteous; synonyms (adj) impolite, abrupt, brusque, curt, gruff, impertinent, insolent, offensive, rude, churlish; antonyms (adj) courteous, polite, gracious. anllosgadwy 1. incombustible; synonyms (adj) fireproof, noncombustible, asbestine, apyrous, asbestic, uninflammable; antonym (adj) combustible, 2. inflammable; synonyms (adj) flammable, burnable, ignitable, quick-tempered, excitable, fiery, ignitible. anllygradwy incorruptible; synonyms (adj) immortal, indestructible, upright, perpetual, trustworthy, deathless, upstanding, (v) imperishable, indeciduous, indelible. anllygredig 1. incorruptible; synonyms (adj) immortal, indestructible, upright, perpetual, trustworthy, deathless, upstanding, (v) imperishable, indeciduous, indelible, 2. incorrupt; synonyms (adj) immaculate, pure, uncorrupt, clean, fair, chaste, clear, good, genuine, guileless; antonym (adj) corrupt, 3. pure; synonyms (adj) just, absolute, natural, artless, faultless, fresh, innocent, mere, perfect, virtuous; antonyms (adj) impure, contaminated, diluted, dishonored, tainted, wicked. anllygredigaeth 1. incorruption; synonyms (n) incorruptness, honor, innocence, integrity, morality, uncorruption, 2. purity; synonyms (n) holiness, cleanness, clearness, virtue, perfection, chastity, pureness, sanctity, elegance, blamelessness; antonyms (n) coarseness, guilt. anllythrennog illiterate; synonyms (adj) ignorant, uneducated, rude, unlearned, unschooled, untaught, empty, green, (n) analphabetic; antonym (adj) literate. anllywodraeth 1. anarchy; synonyms (n) muddle, chaos, confusion, disorder, pandemonium, riot, bedlam, disarray, lawlessness, mayhem; antonym (n) order, 2. misrule; synonyms (n) misgovernment, (v) misgovern. anlwc 1. misfortune; synonyms (n) accident, adversity, calamity, disaster, hardship, misadventure, mischance, catastrophe, misery,
mishap; antonym (n) luck, consider also 2. bad luck; synonyms (n) misfortune, setback, distress, chance, infausting, loss, pity, tragedy, tribulation, undoing. anlwcus unlucky; synonyms (adj) unfortunate, hapless, luckless, unhappy, untoward, inauspicious, sinister, adverse, disastrous, ominous; antonyms (adj) lucky, fortunate. annaearol 1. weird; synonyms (adj) strange, supernatural, uncanny, unearthly, bizarre, curious, eerie, mysterious, odd, peculiar; antonyms (adj) normal, ordinary, real, typical, 2. unearthly; synonyms (adj) weird, ghostly, ethereal, preternatural, spectral, unworldly, spiritual, heavenly, hyperphysical, celestial; antonym (adj) earthly. annatodol insoluble; synonyms (adj) indissoluble, inextricable, insolvable, irresoluble, firm, inaccessible, inexplicable, intractable, mysterious, (n) insuperable; antonym (adj) soluble. annaturiol unnatural; synonyms (adj) strained, affected, artificial, grotesque, supernatural, forced, abnormal, eccentric, stilted, uncanny; antonyms (adj) natural, normal. annealladwy unintelligible; synonyms (adj) incomprehensible, opaque, inarticulate, impenetrable, unaccountable, unfathomable, ambiguous, indistinct, obscure, inconceivable; antonyms (adj) understandable, clear, comprehensible, intelligible. anneallus unintelligent; synonyms (adj) stupid, dull, silly, senseless, foolish, mindless, idiotic, inane, obtuse, petty; antonyms (adj) intelligent, bright, clever. annedd 1. house; synonyms (n) family, home, dwelling, firm, abode, domicile, building, edifice, (v) accommodate, lodge, 2. dwelling; synonyms (n) house, residence, place, address, apartment, habitat, habitation, housing, lodging, (adj) dwell, 3. abode; synonyms (n) abidance, inhabitation, mansion, seat, tenement, (v) bode. anneddfol lawless; synonyms (adj) disorderly, illicit, anarchical, illegitimate, anarchic, illegal, unlawful, unruly, mutinous, wrongful; antonym (adj) orderly. annedwydd 1. miserable; synonyms (adj) mean, poor, meager, abject, bad, deplorable, desolate, downcast, (v) forlorn, wretched; antonyms (adj) happy, cheerful, generous, 2. unhappy; synonyms (adj) unfortunate, depressed, dismal, gloomy, melancholy, sad, disconsolate, distressed, infelicitous, low; antonyms (adj) pleased, satisfied. annedwyddwch unhappiness; synonyms (n) misery, sadness, sorrow, melancholy, distress, grief, infelicity, regret, woe, depression; antonyms (n) happiness, cheerfulness.
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Welsh - English annefnyddiol 1. immaterial; synonyms (adj) insignificant, bodiless, inconsequential, incorporeal, irrelevant, spiritual, trivial, unimportant, extraneous, psychic; antonym (adj) relevant, 2. useless; synonyms (adj) futile, pointless, unnecessary, needless, abortive, fruitless, hopeless, worthless, idle, barren; antonyms (adj) useful, helpful, competent, effective, convenient, necessary, valuable. anneilwng unworthy; synonyms (adj) unbecoming, undeserving, base, disgraceful, ignoble, contemptible, despicable, low, ugly; antonym (adj) worthy. annel 1. bending; synonyms (n) bend, bow, flexion, deflection, deflexion, crook, flexure, (adj) flexible, supple, pliant, 2. purpose; synonyms (n) aim, plan, design, mind, effect, end, purport, (v) intention, project, object, 3. trap; synonyms (n) snare, net, ambush, gin, mesh, noose, (v) catch, entrap, ensnare, trick, 4. prop; synonyms (n) support, post, shore, fulcrum, property, (v) buttress, brace, bolster, hold, rest. annelwig 1. vague; synonyms (adj) indeterminate, indistinct, obscure, ambiguous, faint, indefinite, uncertain, undefined, (v) loose, equivocal; antonyms (adj) clear, definite, distinct, exact, particular, precise, specific, sure, 2. unformed; synonyms (adj) immature, shapeless, amorphous, crude, formless, unlabored, unpolished, unwrought, unfledged, inchoate; antonym (adj) formed, 3. shapeless; synonyms (adj) misshapen, unformed, unstructured, nebulous; antonym (adj) tight. anner heifer; synonyms (n) calf, cow, shorthorn, quey. annerbyniol unacceptable; synonyms (adj) impossible, insufferable, objectionable, unsatisfactory, inadmissible, disagreeable, distasteful, ineligible, intolerable, offensive; antonyms (adj) acceptable, satisfactory, allowable, admissible, permissible, suitable, valid. annerch 1. address; synonyms (n) accost, lecture, abode, discourse, residence, skill, speech, allocution, (v) greet, call; antonym (v) ignore, 2. greeting; synonyms (n) reception, address, salutation, welcome, compliments, acknowledgment, nod, recognition, (v) salute; antonym (n) send-off, 3. greet; synonyms (v) acknowledge, cry, hail, bid, meet, weep, approach, recognize, (n) receive, 4. salute; synonyms (n) greeting, bow, compliment, salaam, bonfire, (v) kiss, buss, give, acclaim, ball, 5. salutation; synonyms (n) apostrophe, appeal, interpellation, invocation. annethau clumsy; synonyms (adj) bumbling, bungling, cumbersome, unwieldy, gawky, inapt,
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annherfynol 1. endless; synonyms (adj) constant,
messy, negligent, unkempt, 3. untidy; synonyms
continual, ceaseless, continuous, interminable, perpetual, eternal, everlasting, incessant, uninterrupted; antonyms (adj) finite, temporary, intermittent, limited, restricted, 2. infinitive; synonym (n) undefined, 3. infinite; synonyms (adj) absolute, boundless, countless, endless, immense, incalculable, immeasurable, innumerable, enormous, illimitable. annhirion 1. cruel; synonyms (adj) barbarous, brutal, hard, harsh, heartless, unkind, bitter, bloody, atrocious, biting; antonyms (adj) gentle, kind, merciful, humane, liberal, sympathetic, 2. ungentle; synonyms (adj) ignoble, rough, rude, wild, untitled. annhosturiol 1. pitiless; synonyms (adj) brutal, merciless, cruel, harsh, implacable, remorseless, ruthless, inexorable, hard, heartless; antonyms (adj) kind, merciful, charitable, 2. ruthless; synonyms (adj) pitiless, inhuman, ferocious, grim, relentless, unsparing, barbarous, bitter, unfeeling, unmerciful; antonym (adj) gentle, 3. unmerciful; synonyms (adj) unpitying, inclement, fierce. annhuedd disinclination; synonyms (n) aversion, dislike, distaste, indisposition, reluctance, antipathy, opposition, disaffection, disrelish, (v) disgust; antonym (n) inclination. annhueddol 1. disinclined; synonyms (adj) reluctant, unwilling, loath, averse, indisposed, loth, backward; antonym (adj) inclined, 2. indisposed; synonyms (adj) disinclined, ailing, ill, poorly, sick, sickly, unwell, diseased. annhueddrwydd disinclination; synonyms (n) aversion, dislike, distaste, indisposition, reluctance, antipathy, opposition, disaffection, disrelish, (v) disgust; antonym (n) inclination. annhyciant failure; synonyms (n) bankruptcy, failing, breakdown, decline, deficiency, debacle, defeat, disappointment, disaster, downfall; antonyms (n) success, achievement, hit, winner, victory, achiever, attainment, capability, growth. annhyfiant atrophy; synonyms (n) decay, withering, marasmus, (v) attenuation, emaciation, tabes, waste, wither. annhymer illness; synonyms (n) disease, ailment, sickness, complaint, disorder, distemper, malady, attack, affliction, pain. annhymig premature; synonyms (adj) early, precocious, untimely, immature, forward, inopportune, previous, rash, unripe. anniben 1. slow; synonyms (adj) dull, late, easy, sluggish, heavy, dense, dim, gradual, (v) slack, (adv) behind; antonyms (adj) fast, intelligent, rapid, bright, alert, brisk, hasty, prompt, quick, (v) accelerate, 2. slovenly; synonyms (adj) careless, slipshod, untidy, sloppy, frowzy, dowdy, frowsy,
(adj) slovenly, disheveled, disordered, disorderly,
confused, disorganized, scruffy, sluttish, tousled, dirty; antonyms (adj) tidy, neat, elegant. annibendod 1. slowness; synonyms (n) laziness, dilatoriness, awkwardness, backwardness, deliberation, lateness, lethargy, dullness, indolence, (adj) delay; antonyms (n) haste, quickness, rapidity, speed, cleverness, intelligence, 2. untidiness; synonyms (n) disarray, mess, disorder, litter, confusion, disorderliness, messiness, slovenliness, clutter; antonym (n) neatness. annibyniaeth independence; synonyms (n) autonomy, freedom, liberty, independency, individuality, latitude, detachment, neutrality, sovereignty, inconsequence; antonyms (n) dependence, childhood. annibynnol independent; synonyms (adj) free, autonomous, separate, substantive, impartial, nonpartisan, sovereign, unallied, (n) freelance, mugwump; antonyms (adj) dependent, simultaneous. Annibynnwr independent; synonyms (adj) free, autonomous, separate, substantive, impartial, nonpartisan, sovereign, unallied, (n) freelance, mugwump; antonyms (adj) dependent, simultaneous. annichellgar 1. guileless; synonyms (adj) frank, artless, candid, forthright, honest, ingenuous, innocent, open, pure, simple, 2. simple; synonyms (adj) plain, homely, elementary, humble, mere, natural, rustic, bare, (v) clear, downright; antonyms (adj) complex, complicated, compound, elaborate, difficult, multiple, obscure, ornate, confused, confusing. anniddan 1. miserable; synonyms (adj) mean, poor, meager, abject, bad, deplorable, desolate, downcast, (v) forlorn, wretched; antonyms (adj) happy, cheerful, generous, 2. comfortless; synonyms (adj) dreary, bleak, uncomfortable, gloomy, inconsolable, lonely, (v) cheerless, disconsolate, joyless. anniddig 1. fretful; synonyms (adj) fractious, querulous, restless, anxious, fidgety, impatient, irritable, petulant, sullen, testy, 2. irritable; synonyms (adj) angry, irascible, edgy, cantankerous, cross, disagreeable, excitable, grumpy, sensitive, touchy; antonyms (adj) calm, easygoing, goodhumored, good-natured, even-tempered, goodtempered, 3. peevish; synonyms (adj) fretful, morose, moody, captious, crusty, crotchety, crabby, cranky, grouchy, nettlesome. anniddigrwydd 1. uneasiness; synonyms (n) discomfort, disquiet, restlessness, agitation, anxiety, inquietude, unease, apprehension, disquietude, malaise; antonym (n) calmness, 2. peevishness; synonyms (n) crossness, fretfulness,
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Welsh - English irritability, biliousness, anger, pettishness, surliness, chagrin, choler, crabbedness. anniddos 1. comfortless; synonyms (adj) dreary, desolate, bleak, uncomfortable, gloomy, inconsolable, (v) cheerless, disconsolate, forlorn, joyless, 2. leaky; synonyms (adj) leaking, leak, cracked, permeable, holey, porous, blabbermouthed, absorbent, bigmouthed, blabby. annifai evil; synonyms (adj) bad, corrupt, criminal, ill, wicked, depraved, (n) damage, adversity, detriment, disaster; antonyms (adj) kindhearted, (n) good, goodness, righteousness. anniflanedig 1. imperishable; synonyms (adj) everlasting, immortal, undying, abiding, deathless, enduring, eternal, permanent, incorruptible, (v) indestructible; antonym (adj) perishable, 2. unfading; synonyms (adj) amaranthine, fadeless, immarcescible, lasting, unchanging. annifyr 1. miserable; synonyms (adj) mean, poor, meager, abject, bad, deplorable, desolate, downcast, (v) forlorn, wretched; antonyms (adj) happy, cheerful, generous, 2. unpleasant; synonyms (adj) disagreeable, harsh, nasty, obnoxious, offensive, ugly, sour, awkward, forbidding, repulsive; antonyms (adj) pleasant, agreeable, delightful, attractive, comfortable, enjoyable, nice, wonderful, charming. annifyrrwch misery; synonyms (n) adversity, distress, affliction, agony, anguish, woe, hardship, evil, ill, (adj) grief; antonyms (n) cheerfulness, ecstasy, happiness, joy, fun, hopefulness. annigonedd insufficiency; synonyms (n) imperfection, inadequacy, deficit, deficiency, shortage, absence, dearth, inability, inadequateness, lack; antonyms (n) adequacy, abundance, sufficiency. annigonol 1. inadequate; synonyms (adj) insufficient, faulty, defective, deficient, flimsy, poor, feeble, imperfect, inappropriate, incapable; antonyms (adj) adequate, ample, enough, passable, competent, reasonable, strong, 2. insufficient; synonyms (adj) inadequate, incompetent, scanty, limited, meager, small, unsatisfactory, few, incommensurate, inefficient; antonyms (adj) sufficient, plentiful. annigonolrwydd inadequacy; synonyms (n) deficiency, imperfection, defect, inability, failure, fault, incompetence, shortage, deficit, dearth; antonym (n) adequacy. annileadwy indelible; synonyms (adj) ineffaceable, indestructible, memorable, fast, ingrained, irrevocable, (v) imperishable, incorruptible, (n) deep, impressive. annillyn 1. clumsy; synonyms (adj) bumbling, bungling, cumbersome, unwieldy, gawky, inapt, inept, maladroit, rude, (n) awkward; antonyms (adj) graceful, nimble, clever, dexterous, skillful, adroit,
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deft, 2. ugly; synonyms (adj) nasty, disagreeable, forbidding, frightful, gruesome, hideous, homely, repulsive, surly, evil; antonyms (adj) beautiful, attractive, good-looking, flowing, ornamental, 3. unseemly; synonyms (adj) improper, indecent, unbecoming, inappropriate, indelicate, gross, impolite, uncomely, unbefitting, (v) indecorous; antonyms (adj) proper, appropriate, 4. inelegant; synonyms (adj) clumsy, graceless, coarse, crude, ungraceful, crass, vulgar, rustic, rough, tasteless; antonym (adj) elegant. annilys 1. doubtful; synonyms (adj) ambiguous, debatable, dubious, disputable, distrustful, queer, questionable, suspicious, tentative, diffident; antonyms (adj) certain, trusting, convinced, reliable, confident, persuaded, provable, sure, 2. false; synonyms (adj) bastard, counterfeit, untrue, deceitful, dishonest, erroneous, artificial, assumed, deceptive, disloyal; antonyms (adj) true, real, correct, factual, faithful, genuine, natural, truthful, honest, valid, 3. spurious; synonyms (adj) sham, fake, phony, illegitimate, bogus, pseudo, bastardly, misbegotten, mock, (adv) false, 4. unauthentic; synonyms (adj) spurious, inauthentic, specious, forged, imitation, misbegot, phoney, (v) unauthenticated, unauthoritative. annioddefol 1. unbearable; synonyms (adj) intolerable, insufferable, excruciating, insupportable, unendurable, hateful; antonyms (adj) bearable, manageable, imperceptible, 2. intolerable; synonyms (adj) unbearable, painful, obnoxious, deplorable, detestable, inexcusable; antonym (adj) tolerable. anniogel 1. unsafe; synonyms (adj) dangerous, risky, hazardous, insecure, perilous, treacherous, precarious, shaky, uncertain, chancy; antonyms (adj) safe, secure, 2. insecure; synonyms (adj) slippery, unsound, doubtful, bad, rickety, unsafe, wobbly, diffident, uneasy, (v) unstable; antonyms (adj) confident, self-assured, self-confident, overconfident. anniolch reproof; synonyms (n) reprimand, reproach, admonition, blame, reprehension, condemnation, objurgation, (v) censure, rebuke, lecture. anniolchgar 1. unthankful; synonyms (adj) ungrateful, thankless, unmindful, disagreeable, unacceptable, unappreciated, unappreciative, ungratifying; antonym (adj) grateful, 2. ungrateful; synonyms (adj) unthankful, unnatural, ingrate, distasteful, displeasing, unkind, childless, cruel, harsh, ingrateful; antonym (adj) thankful. anniolchgarwch ingratitude; synonyms (n) unthankfulness, ungratefulness. annirnadwy incomprehensible; synonyms (adj) mysterious, inapprehensible, inarticulate, inscrutable, abstruse, cryptic, impenetrable,
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inconceivable, inexplicable, obscure; antonyms (adj) clear, comprehensible. annisgrifadwy indescribable; synonyms (adj) indefinable, ineffable, unspeakable, unutterable, inexpressible, nameless, vague; antonym (adj) definite. annisgwyl unexpected; synonyms (adj) abrupt, sudden, surprising, casual, unanticipated, unforeseen, unpredicted, accidental, strange, (n) surprise; antonyms (adj) expected, gradual. annisgwyliadwy unexpected; synonyms (adj) abrupt, sudden, surprising, casual, unanticipated, unforeseen, unpredicted, accidental, strange, (n) surprise; antonyms (adj) expected, gradual. anniwair 1. incontinent; synonyms (adj) frail, gay, meretricious, rakish, licentious, abandoned, fast, lascivious, lecherous, lewd; antonym (adj) continent, 2. lewd; synonyms (adj) indecent, dirty, bawdy, dissolute, filthy, carnal, debauched, immoral, impure, libidinous; antonym (adj) decent, 3. unchaste; synonyms (adj) loose, immodest, wanton, light, obscene, sensual, shameless; antonym (adj) chaste. anniwall insatiable; synonyms (adj) greedy, gluttonous, insatiate, ravenous, voracious, avaricious, avid, unsatiable. anniwarth shameful; synonyms (adj) disgraceful, dishonorable, scandalous, contemptible, degrading, despicable, (v) base, foul, gross, black; antonyms (adj) honorable, dignified, noble, admirable. anniweirdeb incontinence; synonyms (n) incontinency, dissoluteness, debauchery, unchastity, lewdness, (adj) intrigue. anniwylliedig uncultured; synonyms (adj) coarse, uncultivated, boorish, rude, artless, rough, unrefined; antonym (adj) sophisticated. annoeth 1. imprudent; synonyms (adj) careless, foolish, foolhardy, hasty, improvident, indiscreet, heedless, impolitic, unadvised, ill-advised; antonyms (adj) sensible, prudent, cautious, wise, deliberate, 2. unwise; synonyms (adj) silly, imprudent, injudicious, absurd, inadvisable, ridiculous, senseless, irrational, unreasonable, (n) stupid. annoethineb 1. folly; synonyms (n) absurdity, foolishness, craziness, nonsense, silliness, stupidity, tomfoolery, irrationality, freak, (adj) trifling, 2. imprudence; synonyms (n) carelessness, indiscretion, temerity, folly, injudiciousness, recklessness; antonym (n) prudence. annof wild; synonyms (adj) desert, waste, fierce, boisterous, violent, reckless, desolate, ferocious, furious, raging; antonyms (adj) calm, orderly, domestic, manageable, sane, cultivated, restrained, tame.
annog 1. exhort; synonyms (v) admonish, advise, urge, advocate, caution, counsel, press, entreat, bid, goad, 2. incite; synonyms (v) animate, excite, impel, abet, actuate, agitate, arouse, encourage, foment, quicken; antonym (v) suppress, 3. advise; synonyms (v) acquaint, inform, propose, recommend, suggest, warn, apprise, exhort, forewarn, instruct; antonym (v) oppose, 4. urge; synonyms (n) spur, drive, impulse, (v) push, force, incite, induce, inspire, instigate, persuade; antonym (v) discourage. annormal 1. abnormal; synonyms (adj) aberrant, anomalous, atypical, irregular, monstrous, odd, perverted, strange, uncommon, unnatural; antonyms (adj) normal, typical, usual, 2. inverted; synonyms (adj) inverse, upside-down, anatropous, backward, overturned, topsy-turvy, converted, debased, gay, hyperbatic; antonym (adj) upright. annos 1. incite; synonyms (v) animate, excite, goad, impel, abet, actuate, agitate, arouse, encourage, foment; antonym (v) suppress, consider also 2. set on; synonyms (v) incite, instigate, attack, assail, assault, provoke, (adj) determined. annosbarth 1. disorderly; synonyms (adj) confused, chaotic, disordered, wild, boisterous, disobedient, disorganized, irregular, jumbled, (v) lawless; antonyms (adj) orderly, well-behaved, neat, arranged, 2. disorder; synonyms (n) ailment, complaint, clutter, disease, jumble, muddle, chaos, commotion, (v) derange, disarray; antonyms (n) orderliness, calm, peace, (v) order. annosbarthus 1. disorderly; synonyms (adj) confused, chaotic, disordered, wild, boisterous, disobedient, disorganized, irregular, jumbled, (v) lawless; antonyms (adj) orderly, well-behaved, neat, arranged, 2. unruly; synonyms (adj) disorderly, headstrong, insubordinate, intractable, uncontrollable, rambunctious, rebellious, refractory, ungovernable, wayward; antonym (adj) manageable. annuwiaeth atheism; synonyms (n) godlessness, unbelief, agnosticism, disbelief, heresy, incredulity, nihilism, skepticism, doubt, iconoclasm; antonym (n) faith. annuwiol 1. godless; synonyms (adj) impious, blasphemous, profane, ungodly, devoutless, unholy, atheistical, heathen, irreverent, agnostic, 2. ungodly; synonyms (adj) sinful, iniquitous, irreligious, wicked, godless. annuwioldeb ungodliness; synonyms (n) godlessness, impiety, sinfulness, wickedness, atheism, irreligion, irreligiousness, profaneness, sin, unrighteousness; antonym (n) godliness. annwyd 1. cold (oer); synonyms (adj) chilly, frigid, aloof, callous, distant, icy, indifferent, apathetic, (n) chilliness, chill; antonyms (adj) warm, friendly, hot,
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Welsh - English burning, prepared, affectionate, loving, soporific, (n) heat, warmth, 2. emotion; synonyms (n) affection, love, feeling, passion, sensation, heart, agitation, commotion, excitement, (v) impression; antonym (n) intelligence, 3. nature; synonyms (n) character, disposition, class, essence, creation, quality, breed, attribute, constitution, (adj) kind, 4. passion; synonyms (n) fury, fervor, fire, anger, craving, desire, enthusiasm, mania, rage, (v) ardor; antonyms (n) apathy, indifference. Annwyl 1. dear; synonyms (adj) beloved, close, costly, expensive, lovely, precious, near, adorable, (n) darling, love; antonyms (adj) cheap, worthless, 2. beloved; synonyms (adj) favorite, loved, pet, cherished, (n) dear, dearest, honey, sweetheart, agreeable, idol. annyledus 1. wrongful; synonyms (adj) unjust, unlawful, injurious, illegitimate, wrong, illegal, illicit, unfair, improper, unreasonable, 2. undue; synonyms (adj) excessive, immoderate, inordinate, unwarranted, extravagant, exorbitant, extreme, unjustified. annymunol 1. unpleasant; synonyms (adj) disagreeable, harsh, nasty, obnoxious, offensive, ugly, sour, awkward, bad, forbidding; antonyms (adj) pleasant, agreeable, delightful, attractive, comfortable, enjoyable, nice, wonderful, charming, 2. disagreeable; synonyms (adj) difficult, distasteful, uncomfortable, cantankerous, cross, ungrateful, abhorrent, bitter, horrible, objectionable; antonyms (adj) friendly, goodnatured, amiable. annynol 1. cruel; synonyms (adj) barbarous, brutal, hard, harsh, heartless, unkind, bitter, bloody, atrocious, biting; antonyms (adj) gentle, kind, merciful, humane, liberal, sympathetic, 2. inhuman; synonyms (adj) cruel, cold, ferocious, remorseless, relentless, barbaric, pitiless, savage, unhuman, fierce. annysgedig unlearned; synonyms (adj) ignorant, uneducated, illiterate, unenlightened, uninformed, unlettered, unread, innate, nescient, unconditioned. annywenydd sadness; synonyms (n) depression, grief, melancholy, desolation, misery, sorrow, despondency, gloom, regret, (adj) distress; antonyms (n) happiness, amusement, cheerfulness, joy, laughter. anobaith despair; synonyms (n) desolation, disappointment, dejection, depression, desperation, discouragement, dismay, gloom, melancholy, pessimism; antonyms (n) happiness, hopefulness, expectation, joy, (v) hope. anobeithio despair; synonyms (n) desolation, disappointment, dejection, depression, desperation, discouragement, dismay, gloom, melancholy,
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pessimism; antonyms (n) happiness, hopefulness, expectation, joy, (v) hope. anobeithiol 1. hopeless; synonyms (adj) despairing, despondent, forlorn, incurable, disconsolate, abject, desperate, impossible, useless, dismal; antonyms (adj) hopeful, cheerful, competent, promising, 2. despairing; synonyms (adj) hopeless, dejected, desolate, brokenhearted, inconsolable, miserable, pessimistic, sad; antonym (adj) overjoyed. anodd 1. hard (caled); synonyms (adj) austere, bad, difficult, grave, severe, strong, arduous, callous, (adv) firm, (v) acute; antonyms (adj) easy, soft, kind, merciful, simple, soggy, tender, yielding, (adv) gently, lightly, 2. difficult; synonyms (adj) awkward, demanding, burdensome, complicated, delicate, fastidious, hard, knotty, uphill, finicky; antonyms (adj) straightforward, good-natured, rewarding, clear. anoddefgar 1. impatient; synonyms (adj) eager, hasty, anxious, petulant, fidgety, keen, edgy, quick, avid, enthusiastic; antonyms (adj) patient, enduring, 2. intolerant; synonyms (adj) impatient, bigoted, illiberal, dogmatic, racist, narrow-minded, contumelious, (v) confined; antonyms (adj) tolerant, broadminded, liberal. anogaeth 1. admonition; synonyms (n) warning, admonishment, advice, caution, reproof, caveat, censure, counsel, exhortation, lesson, 2. exhortation; synonyms (n) admonition, incitement, persuasion, sermon, suggestion, exhort, hortation, injunction, adhortation, (v) admonish. anolygus unsightly; synonyms (adj) ugly, repulsive, hideous, unpleasant, unattractive, disagreeable. anonest dishonest; synonyms (adj) corrupt, crooked, deceitful, crafty, fraudulent, underhand, deceptive, devious, disloyal, false; antonyms (adj) honest, truthful, principled, sincere, aboveboard, sporting. anonestrwydd dishonesty; synonyms (n) deceit, corruption, betrayal, crookedness, deceitfulness, deviousness, duplicity, falsehood, treachery, racket; antonyms (n) honesty, frankness, sincerity, truthfulness. anorchfygol 1. invincible; synonyms (adj) indomitable, insurmountable, impregnable, insuperable, irresistible, unbeatable, unconquerable; antonym (adj) vulnerable, 2. irresistible; synonyms (adj) resistless, uncontrollable, invincible, irrefragable, irrefutable, overpowering, overwhelming, charming, fascinating, (v) inevitable; antonym (adj) resistible. anorffen 1. endless; synonyms (adj) constant, continual, ceaseless, continuous, interminable, perpetual, eternal, everlasting, incessant, uninterrupted; antonyms (adj) finite, temporary, intermittent, limited, restricted, 2. unending; synonyms (adj) endless, unceasing, lasting, undying,
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infinite, boundless, limitless, unlimited, abysmal, ageless. anorffenedig incomplete; synonyms (adj) defective, deficient, faulty, imperfect, inadequate, halfway, lacking, short, unfinished, half; antonyms (adj) complete, finished, whole. anorffennol 1. imperfect; synonyms (adj) defective, deficient, faulty, incomplete, unfinished, broken, flawed, inadequate, partial, poor; antonym (adj) perfect, 2. uncompleted; synonyms (adj) uncomplete, rough, rudimentary, fragmentary, ongoing, (v) unexecuted, unperformed. anorffwys unrested; synonym (adj) unrefreshed. anorfod 1. unavoidable; synonyms (adj) inescapable, necessary, ineluctable, certain, irresistible, obligatory, indispensable, essential, avoidless, (v) inevitable, 2. insuperable; synonyms (adj) insurmountable, unconquerable, indomitable, impassable, invincible, 3. unconquerable; synonyms (adj) impregnable, insuperable, unbeatable, resistless; antonyms (adj) vulnerable, conquerable. anorthrech invincible; synonyms (adj) indomitable, insurmountable, impregnable, insuperable, irresistible, unbeatable, unconquerable; antonym (adj) vulnerable. anras 1. evil; synonyms (adj) bad, corrupt, criminal, ill, wicked, depraved, (n) damage, adversity, detriment, disaster; antonyms (adj) kindhearted, (n) good, goodness, righteousness, 2. misfortune; synonyms (n) accident, calamity, hardship, misadventure, mischance, catastrophe, misery, mishap, affliction, evil; antonym (n) luck. anrasol graceless; synonyms (adj) awkward, clumsy, inelegant, godless, depraved, gauche, abandoned, dissolute, ungracious, barbaric; antonym (adj) graceful. anrhaith 1. spoil; synonyms (v) plunder, corrupt, impair, rot, damage, deface, indulge, injure, (n) ruin, (adj) harm; antonyms (v) enhance, improve, conserve, 2. wealth; synonyms (n) riches, abundance, affluence, opulence, treasure, capital, fortune, (v) money, gold, (adj) plenty; antonyms (n) poverty, penury, scarcity, 3. destruction; synonyms (n) death, collapse, abolition, demolition, desolation, devastation, downfall, end, bane, (v) defeat; antonyms (n) construction, creation, preservation, protection, conservation, formation, reparation, 4. booty; synonyms (n) loot, prize, pillage, haul, prey, spoil, spoils, swag, trophy, 5. prey; synonyms (n) chase, game, victim, quarry, raven, target, mark, capture, (v) feed, eat; antonym (n) hunter. anrheg 1. present; synonyms (adj) grant, confer, (n) gift, donation, (v) bestow, display, give, introduce, prefer, deliver; antonyms (adj) missing, (n) past,
future, history, (v) withdraw, (adv) absent, 2. gift; synonyms (n) faculty, award, flair, capacity, dower, (v) present, boon, (adj) endowment, ability, talent; antonym (n) inability. anrhegu 1. give; synonyms (v) allow, bestow, extend, accord, commit, donate, contribute, convey, deliver, dispense; antonyms (v) withdraw, take, withhold, 2. present (anrheg); synonyms (adj) grant, confer, (n) gift, donation, (v) display, give, introduce, prefer, offer, perform; antonyms (adj) missing, (n) past, future, history, (adv) absent, 3. bestow; synonyms (v) afford, apply, award, impart, allot, assign, cast, distribute, endow, (adj) present. anrheithio 1. spoil; synonyms (v) plunder, corrupt, impair, rot, damage, deface, indulge, injure, (n) ruin, (adj) harm; antonyms (v) enhance, improve, conserve, 2. destroy; synonyms (v) break, demolish, blight, despoil, annihilate, blast, crush, (adj) desolate, abolish, consume; antonyms (v) build, preserve, create, make, 3. plunder; synonyms (v) loot, pillage, harry, spoil, devastate, destroy, maraud, ransack, (n) booty, depredation, 4. prey; synonyms (n) chase, game, victim, quarry, raven, target, mark, capture, (v) feed, eat; antonym (n) hunter. anrheithiwr spoiler; synonyms (n) depredator, looter, pillager, plunderer, raider, robber, despoiler, freebooter, spoliator, bungler. anrhydeddu honor; synonyms (n) award, fame, glory, reputation, accolade, (v) esteem, respect, celebrate, grace, worship; antonyms (n) shame, humiliation, (v) dishonor, disgrace, break, ignore. anrhydeddus honorable; synonyms (adj) good, honest, decent, estimable, exalted, fair, noble, reputable, respectable, (v) great; antonyms (adj) dishonorable, disgraceful, shameful, corrupt. anrhywiol asexual; synonyms (adj) agamous, nonsexual, genderless, esexual, androgynous, cryptogamous, hermaphrodite. ansad 1. fickle; synonyms (adj) erratic, capricious, volatile, inconsistent, mercurial, mobile, variable, changeful, giddy, (v) changeable; antonyms (adj) resolute, untiring, 2. unstable; synonyms (adj) precarious, insecure, shaky, unsettled, unsound, fickle, fluid, inconstant, unpredictable, irresolute; antonyms (adj) stable, steady, constant, 3. unsteady; synonyms (adj) unstable, dizzy, rickety, unbalanced, uneven, irregular, fluctuating, jerky, wobbly, (n) uncertain. ansadrwydd 1. fickleness; synonyms (n) inconstancy, faithlessness, capriciousness, changeableness, instability, levity, volatility, falseness, flightiness, caprice; antonym (n) dependability, 2. instability; synonyms (n) fickleness, fluctuation, unreliability, flux,
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Welsh - English changeability, unbalance, unrest, unstableness, vacillation, (adj) fugacity; antonyms (n) stability, calm. ansafadwy 1. fickle; synonyms (adj) erratic, capricious, volatile, inconsistent, mercurial, mobile, variable, changeful, giddy, (v) changeable; antonyms (adj) resolute, untiring, 2. unstable; synonyms (adj) precarious, insecure, shaky, unsettled, unsound, fickle, fluid, inconstant, unpredictable, irresolute; antonyms (adj) stable, steady, constant. ansathredig 1. obsolete; synonyms (adj) antiquated, dead, ancient, antique, archaic, outdated, extinct, old-fashioned, dated, disused; antonyms (adj) current, contemporary, modern, 2. uncommon; synonyms (adj) extraordinary, rare, exceptional, infrequent, odd, peculiar, scarce, singular, special, strange; antonyms (adj) common, typical, 3. untrodden; synonyms (adj) untrod, pathless, trackless, roadless, unhandseled, (v) unapplied, unemployed, unexercised, unspent, untouched, 4. unfrequented; synonyms (adj) lonely, secluded, solitary, isolated, desolate, lonesome. ansawdd 1. state; synonyms (n) nation, position, say, country, kingdom, show, (v) declare, expound, express, (adj) national; antonyms (v) deny, (adj) private, 2. condition; synonyms (n) circumstance, provision, status, standing, attitude, circumstances, clause, predicament, (v) aspect, provide, 3. manner; synonyms (n) bearing, appearance, demeanor, form, method, air, carriage, custom, (v) fashion, (adj) kind, 4. quality; synonyms (n) nature, character, characteristic, class, condition, feature, grade, distinction, faculty, description; antonym (adj) shoddy, 5. nature; synonyms (n) disposition, essence, creation, quality, breed, attribute, constitution, humor, manner, mettle. ansefydlog 1. fickle; synonyms (adj) erratic, capricious, volatile, inconsistent, mercurial, mobile, variable, changeful, giddy, (v) changeable; antonyms (adj) resolute, untiring, 2. unstable; synonyms (adj) precarious, insecure, shaky, unsettled, unsound, fickle, fluid, inconstant, unpredictable, irresolute; antonyms (adj) stable, steady, constant, 3. unsettled; synonyms (adj) uncertain, doubtful, undecided, unfixed, indefinite, uneasy, outstanding, disturbed, undetermined, unpaid; antonyms (adj) settled, confident, definite. ansefydlogi unsettle; synonyms (v) disturb, confuse, discompose, perturb, disconcert, unnerve, ruffle, discomfit, disorder, trouble; antonym (v) settle. ansicr 1. uncertain; synonyms (adj) ambiguous, changeable, doubtful, dubious, questionable, vague, chancy, equivocal, indistinct, (v) indefinite; antonyms (adj) certain, definite, clear, decisive, sure, decided, inevitable, safe, strong-minded,
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unquestionable, 2. doubtful; synonyms (adj) debatable, disputable, distrustful, queer, suspicious, tentative, diffident, hesitant, skeptical, uncertain; antonyms (adj) trusting, convinced, reliable, confident, persuaded, provable. ansicrwydd 1. doubt; synonyms (n) disbelief, misgiving, question, dispute, apprehension, incertitude, (v) distrust, query, suspicion, mistrust; antonyms (n) certainty, confidence, conclusiveness, (v) trust, 2. uncertainty; synonyms (n) doubt, doubtfulness, indecision, suspense, hesitation, irresolution, dubiety, dubiousness, indecisiveness, (adj) instability; antonyms (n) decisiveness, clarity. ansoddair adjective; synonyms (adj) adjectival, procedural. ansoddeiriol adjectival; synonyms (adj) adjective, adnominal, procedural. ansoddi qualify; synonyms (v) modify, prepare, moderate, capacitate, characterize, confine, define, designate, determine, condition; antonym (v) disqualify. ansyber 1. discourteous; synonyms (adj) impolite, abrupt, brusque, curt, gruff, impertinent, insolent, offensive, rude, churlish; antonyms (adj) courteous, polite, gracious, 2. untidy; synonyms (adj) slovenly, disheveled, disordered, disorderly, messy, sloppy, unkempt, confused, disorganized, frowzy; antonyms (adj) tidy, neat, elegant, 3. slovenly; synonyms (adj) careless, slipshod, untidy, dowdy, frowsy, negligent, perfunctory, inefficient. antelop antelope; synonyms (n) blackbucks, gerenuks, (adj) eagle, chickaree, chipmunk, courser, doe, greyhound, hackee, hare. anterliwt interlude; synonyms (n) break, intermission, entr'acte, intermezzo, interval, pause, episode, interact, interim, interregnum. anterth 1. zenith; synonyms (n) apex, peak, top, acme, climax, height, pinnacle, summit, culmination, vertex; antonyms (n) nadir, base, 2. height; synonyms (n) altitude, crest, degree, elevation, eminence, grade, high, level, zenith, extent; antonym (n) shortness, 3. meridian; synonyms (n) longitude, climate, clime, (v) burnished, glassy, glossy, 4. prime; synonyms (adj) main, chief, first, head, early, essential, fundamental, (n) best, cardinal, flower; antonym (adj) minor. anthem anthem; synonyms (n) song, hymn, chant, chaunt, motet, response. anthropoleg anthropology; synonyms (n) anthroposophy, entomology, helminthology, herpetology, ichthyology, malacology, mastology, ophiology, ornithology, oryctology. antiseptig antiseptic; synonyms (adj) clean, sterile, germicidal, unpolluted, (n) disinfectant, germicide, cleanser; antonym (adj) septic.
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antur 1. adventure; synonyms (n) venture, accident,
anunion 1. crooked; synonyms (adj) bent, awry,
chance, escapade, event, incident, undertaking, consequence, (v) hazard, risk, 2. attempt; synonyms (n) try, endeavor, assay, effort, essay, offer, trial, attack, (v) struggle, aim, 3. venture; synonyms (n) attempt, adventure, speculation, danger, enterprise, (v) stake, peril, gamble, endanger, (adj) dare. anturiaeth 1. adventure; synonyms (n) venture, accident, chance, escapade, event, incident, undertaking, consequence, (v) hazard, risk, 2. enterprise; synonyms (n) business, company, concern, endeavor, activity, adventure, energy, courage, effort, endeavour. anturiaethus 1. adventurous; synonyms (adj) adventuresome, audacious, bold, courageous, daring, enterprising, venturesome, brave, foolhardy, hazardous; antonym (adj) unadventurous, 2. enterprising; synonyms (adj) adventurous, active, aggressive, energetic, vigorous, ambitious, go-ahead, pushing, driving, pushful. anturio 1. adventure; synonyms (n) venture, accident, chance, escapade, event, incident, undertaking, consequence, (v) hazard, risk, 2. venture; synonyms (n) attempt, adventure, speculation, danger, enterprise, (v) stake, peril, gamble, endanger, (adj) dare. anturus adventurous; synonyms (adj) adventuresome, audacious, bold, courageous, daring, enterprising, venturesome, brave, foolhardy, hazardous; antonym (adj) unadventurous. anudon perjury; synonyms (n) lie, falsehood, trick, (v) mendacity. anudonedd perjury; synonyms (n) lie, falsehood, trick, (v) mendacity. anudoniaeth perjury; synonyms (n) lie, falsehood, trick, (v) mendacity. anudonwr perjurer; synonym (n) liar. anufudd disobedient; synonyms (adj) contrary, insubordinate, intractable, defiant, disorderly, naughty, rebellious, unruly, wayward, headstrong; antonyms (adj) obedient, compliant, good, wellbehaved, orderly. anufuddhau disobey; synonyms (v) break, contravene, defy, disregard, infringe, violate, ignore, breach, rebel, transgress; antonym (v) obey. anundeb 1. injustice; synonyms (n) inequity, iniquity, evil, unfairness, wrong, bigotry, crime, (adj) injury, harm, damage; antonyms (n) justice, evenhandedness, fairness, 2. iniquity; synonyms (n) depravity, immorality, injustice, sin, wickedness, darkness, vice, sinfulness, corruption, transgression.
corrupt, irregular, askew, curved, deformed, dishonest, indirect, lopsided; antonyms (adj) straight, honest, even, principled, 2. unjust; synonyms (adj) unfair, partial, injurious, foul, inequitable, unrighteous, wicked, wrong, wrongful, improper; antonyms (adj) fair, just, equitable, reasonable, rightful. anuniondeb 1. inequity; synonyms (n) unfairness, inequality, injustice, partiality, wrong, discrimination, favoritism, 2. injustice; synonyms (n) inequity, iniquity, evil, bigotry, crime, grievance, oppression, (adj) injury, harm, damage; antonyms (n) justice, evenhandedness, fairness. anurddo 1. spoil; synonyms (v) plunder, corrupt, impair, rot, damage, deface, indulge, injure, (n) ruin, (adj) harm; antonyms (v) enhance, improve, conserve, 2. blemish; synonyms (n) spot, scar, blot, defect, flaw, fault, imperfection, mark, (v) stain, disfigure, 3. disfigure; synonyms (v) deform, mutilate, blemish, contort, mar, distort, spoil, (adj) mangle, maim, wound, 4. mar; synonyms (v) hurt, deflower, botch, blight, bungle, vitiate, prejudice, destroy, debauch, (adj) waste. anwadal 1. changeable; synonyms (adj) variable, capricious, erratic, inconsistent, irregular, fickle, giddy, mercurial, mobile, mutable; antonyms (adj) constant, fixed, stable, unchangeable, consistent, dependable, predictable, regular, 2. fickle; synonyms (adj) volatile, changeful, inconstant, shifting, skittish, unfaithful, unstable, irresolute, light, (v) changeable; antonyms (adj) resolute, untiring, 3. unstable; synonyms (adj) precarious, insecure, shaky, unsettled, unsound, fluid, unpredictable, unreliable, fluctuating, rickety; antonym (adj) steady. anwadalu 1. waver; synonyms (v) falter, vacillate, flicker, fluctuate, hesitate, quiver, hover, shake, totter, (n) flutter, 2. vacillate; synonyms (v) waver, swing, oscillate, wave, stagger, scruple, waffle, demur, linger, wobble. anwadalwch fickleness; synonyms (n) inconstancy, faithlessness, capriciousness, changeableness, instability, levity, volatility, falseness, flightiness, caprice; antonym (n) dependability. anwahanadwy inseparable; synonyms (adj) indivisible, inherent, built-in, close, essential, inborn, inbred, indiscerptible, indispensable, (v) severable; antonym (adj) divisible. anwar 1. wild; synonyms (adj) desert, waste, fierce, boisterous, violent, reckless, desolate, ferocious, furious, raging; antonyms (adj) calm, orderly, domestic, manageable, sane, cultivated, restrained, tame, 2. cruel; synonyms (adj) barbarous, brutal, hard, harsh, heartless, unkind, bitter, bloody, atrocious, biting; antonyms (adj) gentle, kind,
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Welsh - English merciful, humane, liberal, sympathetic, 3. barbarous; synonyms (adj) barbarian, barbaric, savage, cruel, fell, heathen, inhuman, merciless, rude, truculent, 4. savage; synonyms (adj) wild, bloodthirsty, rough, murderous, pitiless, uncivilized, ruthless, (n) brute, vandal, beast. anwaraidd 1. wild; synonyms (adj) desert, waste, fierce, boisterous, violent, reckless, desolate, ferocious, furious, raging; antonyms (adj) calm, orderly, domestic, manageable, sane, cultivated, restrained, tame, 2. barbarous; synonyms (adj) barbarian, barbaric, savage, brutal, cruel, fell, heathen, inhuman, merciless, rude, 3. cruel; synonyms (adj) barbarous, hard, harsh, heartless, unkind, bitter, bloody, atrocious, biting, ruthless; antonyms (adj) gentle, kind, merciful, humane, liberal, sympathetic, 4. uncivilized; synonyms (adj) wild, coarse, rustic, impolite, crude, rough, tempestuous, uncivilised; antonym (adj) sophisticated, 5. savage; synonyms (adj) bloodthirsty, murderous, pitiless, uncivilized, brutish, feral, primitive, (n) brute, vandal, beast. anwariad barbarian; synonyms (adj) savage, heathen, barbaric, barbarous, uncivilized, wild, foreign, rude, (n) vandal, brute. anwariaeth ferocity; synonyms (n) brutality, cruelty, violence, ferociousness, fury, rage, anger, fierceness, intensity, vehemence; antonym (n) gentleness. anwastad 1. fickle; synonyms (adj) erratic, capricious, volatile, inconsistent, mercurial, mobile, variable, changeful, giddy, (v) changeable; antonyms (adj) resolute, untiring, 2. uneven; synonyms (adj) rough, unequal, irregular, jagged, patchy, rugged, spotty, disproportionate, (v) broken, (n) harsh; antonyms (adj) even, smooth, straight, equal, symmetrical, 3. unstable; synonyms (adj) precarious, insecure, shaky, unsettled, unsound, fickle, fluid, inconstant, unpredictable, irresolute; antonyms (adj) stable, steady, constant. anwastadrwydd unevenness; synonyms (n) inequality, irregularity, disparity, roughness, diversity, disproportion, (v) wave; antonyms (n) evenness, smoothness. anwe woof; synonyms (n) weft, texture, filling, pick, cry, growl, snarl, (v) bark, howl, wail. anwedd 1. vapor; synonyms (n) fog, mist, cloud, gas, evaporation, haze, steam, vapour, (v) bluster, boast, 2. steam; synonyms (n) vapor, energy, (v) reek, evaporate, exhale, smoke, fume, cook, pull, boil. anweddaidd 1. indecent; synonyms (adj) improper, filthy, indelicate, unseemly, dirty, gross, immodest, immoral, inappropriate, indecorous; antonyms (adj) decent, proper, 2. unseemly; synonyms (adj) indecent, unbecoming, impolite, uncomely,
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unbefitting, unfit, inept, unmeet, unsuitable, unsightly; antonym (adj) appropriate. anweddiad vaporization; synonyms (n) evaporation, vapor, vaporisation, volatilization, condensation, dehydration, desiccation, distillation, humidity, rectification. anweddu evaporate; synonyms (v) vanish, disappear, dissipate, dissolve, fade, dry, exhale, vaporize, concentrate, (n) vapor; antonym (v) appear. anweddus 1. indecent; synonyms (adj) improper, filthy, indelicate, unseemly, dirty, gross, immodest, immoral, inappropriate, indecorous; antonyms (adj) decent, proper, 2. improper; synonyms (adj) false, illicit, illegitimate, bad, coarse, indecent, unsuitable, wrong, amiss, faulty; antonyms (adj) suitable, fitting, polite, 3. unseemly; synonyms (adj) unbecoming, impolite, uncomely, unbefitting, unfit, inept, unmeet, unsightly, unworthy, (v) disorderly; antonym (adj) appropriate. anwelladwy incurable; synonyms (adj) hopeless, incorrigible, cureless, immedicable, inveterate, irrecoverable, irremediable, irreparable, irretrievable, remediless; antonym (adj) curable. anwes 1. caress; synonyms (n) rub, touch, endearment, (v) fondle, stroke, pat, pet, tickle, coddle, cuddle, 2. fondling; synonyms (n) caressing, caress, cuddling, dalliance, darling, indulgence, hugging, kissing, necking, nursling, 3. fondness; synonyms (n) affection, attachment, fancy, love, appetite, partiality, regard, taste, tenderness, devotion; antonym (n) dislike, 4. indulgence; synonyms (n) clemency, allowance, gratification, extravagance, debauchery, delight, enjoyment, leniency, luxury, pardon. anwesog 1. affectionate; synonyms (adj) fond, loving, ardent, caring, cordial, devoted, kind, tender, warm, (adv) fatherly; antonyms (adj) cold, uncaring, 2. pampered; synonyms (adj) coddled, indulged, spoiled, bad, luxurious, soft, luxuriant, spoilt. anwesu 1. caress; synonyms (n) rub, touch, endearment, (v) fondle, stroke, pat, pet, tickle, coddle, cuddle, 2. fondle; synonyms (v) caress, dandle, cherish, pamper, lick, 3. cherish; synonyms (v) appreciate, entertain, foster, hug, nurture, treasure, cultivate, bosom, adore, (n) embrace; antonym (v) hate, 4. pamper; synonyms (v) indulge, baby, cocker, spoil, cosset, mollycoddle, gratify, featherbed, mother, 5. indulge; synonyms (v) please, satisfy, content, accommodate, delight, luxuriate, oblige, (n) humor, favor, accord. anwir 1. wicked; synonyms (adj) atrocious, bad, evil, sinful, vicious, depraved, immoral, mischievous, unholy, vile; antonyms (adj) good, innocent, kind, moral, pious, pure, 2. false; synonyms (adj) bastard, counterfeit, untrue, deceitful, dishonest, erroneous, artificial, assumed, deceptive, disloyal;
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antonyms (adj) true, real, correct, factual, faithful, genuine, natural, truthful, honest, valid, 3. lying; synonyms (adj) false, mendacious, misleading, fraudulent, (n) fabrication, falsehood, lie, deceit, dishonesty, duplicity; antonym (n) honesty, 4. untrue; synonyms (adj) unfaithful, incorrect, sham, mistaken, faithless, fallacious, inaccurate, treacherous, wrong, fictitious. anwiredd 1. lie; synonyms (v) consist, repose, (n) fabrication, falsehood, falsity, fib, fiction, rest, untruth, bluff; antonyms (v) stand, (n) truth, 2. untruth; synonyms (n) lie, deception, fable, deceit, story, tale, invention, misrepresentation, mendacity, falsification, 3. iniquity; synonyms (n) evil, depravity, inequity, crime, immorality, injustice, sin, wickedness, darkness, vice. anwireddu 1. falsify; synonyms (v) adulterate, counterfeit, garble, misrepresent, cook, distort, fake, forge, fudge, (adv) belie; antonym (v) correct, 2. belie; synonyms (v) contradict, falsify, negate, slander, calumniate, defame, color. anwireddus 1. false; synonyms (adj) bastard, counterfeit, untrue, deceitful, dishonest, erroneous, artificial, assumed, deceptive, disloyal; antonyms (adj) true, real, correct, factual, faithful, genuine, natural, truthful, honest, valid, 2. untruthful; synonyms (adj) false, insincere, mendacious, lying, incorrect, 3. lying; synonyms (adj) misleading, fraudulent, recumbent, (n) fabrication, falsehood, lie, deceit, dishonesty, duplicity, prevarication; antonym (n) honesty. anwiw unworthy; synonyms (adj) unbecoming, undeserving, base, disgraceful, ignoble, contemptible, despicable, low, ugly; antonym (adj) worthy. anwr 1. wretch; synonyms (n) rascal, victim, villain, scoundrel, martyr, miscreant, prey, sufferer, 2. coward; synonyms (n) craven, cur, sneak, weakling, cocktail, coistril, niding, alarmist, baby, (adj) gutless. anwrteithiedig uncultivated; synonyms (adj) fallow, ignorant, savage, uneducated, wild, fresh, uncivilized, rude, untutored, uncultured; antonym (adj) cultivated. anwybod 1. ignorance; synonyms (n) darkness, illiteracy, nescience, folly, innocence, unwisdom, denseness, stupidity, obtuseness, unawareness; antonyms (n) knowledge, intelligence, 2. discourtesy; synonyms (n) disrespect, incivility, indignity, rudeness, affront, contempt, contumely, insult, impoliteness, insolence; antonym (n) courtesy. anwybodaeth ignorance; synonyms (n) darkness, illiteracy, nescience, folly, innocence, unwisdom, denseness, stupidity, obtuseness, unawareness; antonyms (n) knowledge, intelligence.
anwybodus ignorant; synonyms (adj) unconscious, illiterate, rude, uneducated, unwitting, blind, dull, innocent, naive, unaware; antonyms (adj) knowledgeable, conscious. anwybyddu ignore; synonyms (v) fail, neglect, cut, discount, disregard, forget, omit, snub, overrule, dismiss; antonyms (v) acknowledge, observe, honor, react. anwych 1. base; synonyms (n) foundation, (adj) bottom, abject, mean, dishonorable, ignoble, low, vile, bad, (v) ground; antonyms (n) summit, top, (adj) noble, 2. wretched; synonyms (adj) unfortunate, unhappy, forlorn, pitiful, sad, deplorable, lamentable, pathetic, (v) miserable, poor; antonym (adj) happy. anwydog cold (annwyd, oer); synonyms (adj) chilly, frigid, aloof, callous, distant, icy, indifferent, apathetic, (n) chilliness, chill; antonyms (adj) warm, friendly, hot, burning, prepared, affectionate, loving, soporific, (n) heat, warmth. anwydwst 1. flu; synonyms (n) influenza, grippe, disease, sickness, bug, infection, virus, (adj) grip, 2. influenza; synonyms (n) flu, plague. anwyldeb dearness; synonyms (n) costliness, preciousness, fondness, love, tenderness. anwyledd 1. love (cariad, caru); synonyms (n) desire, affection, dear, fondness, liking, benevolence, charity, attachment, (v) cherish, enjoy; antonyms (n) abhorrence, hatred, aversion, (v) hate, dislike, abhor, 2. endearment; synonyms (n) caress, attraction, 3. fondness; synonyms (n) fancy, love, appetite, partiality, regard, taste, tenderness, devotion, inclination, predilection. anwyliaeth love (cariad, caru); synonyms (n) desire, affection, dear, fondness, liking, benevolence, charity, attachment, (v) cherish, enjoy; antonyms (n) abhorrence, hatred, aversion, (v) hate, dislike, abhor. anwyliant 1. love (cariad, caru); synonyms (n) desire, affection, dear, fondness, liking, benevolence, charity, attachment, (v) cherish, enjoy; antonyms (n) abhorrence, hatred, aversion, (v) hate, dislike, abhor, 2. fondness; synonyms (n) fancy, love, appetite, partiality, regard, taste, tenderness, devotion, inclination, predilection, 3. endearment; synonyms (n) caress, attraction. anwylo 1. cherish; synonyms (v) appreciate, entertain, foster, hug, nurture, treasure, cultivate, bosom, adore, (n) embrace; antonym (v) hate, 2. fondle; synonyms (v) caress, dandle, pet, cuddle, stroke, cherish, pamper, pat, lick, touch, 3. caress; synonyms (n) rub, endearment, (v) fondle, tickle, coddle, kiss. anwylwch 1. love (cariad, caru); synonyms (n) desire, affection, dear, fondness, liking, benevolence, charity, attachment, (v) cherish, enjoy;
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Welsh - English antonyms (n) abhorrence, hatred, aversion, (v) hate, dislike, abhor, 2. fondness; synonyms (n) fancy, love, appetite, partiality, regard, taste, tenderness, devotion, inclination, predilection, 3. endearment; synonyms (n) caress, attraction. anwylyd beloved; synonyms (adj) darling, precious, favorite, loved, pet, (n) dear, love, dearest, honey, sweetheart. anwylyn favorite; synonyms (adj) favored, favourite, beloved, dear, (n) darling, choice, pet, pick, preference, competitor; antonyms (n) loser, indifference. anwythiad induction; synonyms (n) inauguration, deduction, initiation, beginning, elicitation, inductance, installation, introduction, presentation, analysis. anwytho induce; synonyms (v) attract, generate, cause, tempt, impel, bring, create, draw, engender, beget. anwythol inductive; synonyms (adj) inducive, epagogic, inductional, introductory, preliminary, preparatory, persuasive, tempting. anymarferol 1. impractical; synonyms (adj) unpractical, airy, impossible, impracticable, romantic, unrealistic, visionary, dreamy, useless, unworkable; antonyms (adj) practical, sensible, viable, 2. impracticable; synonyms (adj) impractical, infeasible, unfeasible, impervious, unusable, (v) crotchety, fussy. anymddiried 1. distrust; synonyms (n) mistrust, suspicion, misgiving, disbelief, uncertainty, hesitation, (v) doubt, disbelieve, discredit, suspect; antonyms (n) confidence, faith, (v) trust, believe, 2. mistrust; synonyms (n) apprehension, wariness, jealousy, scruple, skepticism, distrustfulness, qualm, (v) distrust, query, question. anymwybodol unconscious; synonyms (adj) involuntary, unaware, ignorant, subconscious, unwitting, oblivious, automatic, insensible, instinctive, senseless; antonyms (adj) conscious, awake, deliberate. anymwybyddiaeth unconsciousness; synonyms (n) stupor, blackout, insensibility, trance, faint, ignorance, anesthesia, dullness, forgetfulness, oblivion; antonym (n) consciousness. anynad 1. brawling; synonyms (adj) fighting, quarrelsome, blatant, active, bawling, belligerent, boisterous, pugnacious, choleric, clamoring, 2. peevish; synonyms (adj) fractious, fretful, irritable, irascible, morose, testy, moody, cantankerous, captious, cross, 3. petulant; synonyms (adj) peevish, cranky, pettish, touchy, crabby, grouchy, grumpy, huffy, nettlesome, sullen; antonym (adj) easygoing. anysgrifenedig unwritten; synonyms (adj) oral, spoken, verbal, vocal, spontaneous, traditional, (v)
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lingual, phonetic, unrecorded, unregistered; antonym (adj) written. anystwyth 1. stiff; synonyms (adj) rigid, hard, difficult, formal, inflexible, firm, numb, (n) stark, cadaver, corpse; antonyms (adj) relaxed, flexible, floppy, soft, supple, free, pliable, 2. inflexible; synonyms (adj) fixed, stiff, uncompromising, harsh, immovable, inexorable, rigorous, unbending, dogged, obdurate; antonyms (adj) compliant, accommodating, adaptable, irresolute, stretchy, 3. rigid; synonyms (adj) austere, set, strict, exacting, severe, stern, tense, tight, tough, determined; antonym (adj) elastic. anystwytho stiffen; synonyms (v) harden, set, indurate, ossify, tighten, brace, congeal, reinforce, fortify, intensify. anystyriaeth 1. heedlessness; synonyms (n) neglect, negligence, rashness, carelessness, inadvertence, inattention, inattentiveness, indifference, recklessness, disregard, 2. recklessness; synonyms (n) foolhardiness, desperation, extravagance, heedlessness, temerity, (v) imprudence; antonyms (n) care, caution, carefulness, 3. rashness; synonyms (n) haste, hastiness, precipitation, folly, indiscretion, precipitancy, mindlessness. anystyriol 1. heedless; synonyms (adj) careless, reckless, inattentive, neglectful, negligent, rash, thoughtless, blind, forgetful, inadvertent; antonym (adj) heedful, 2. reckless; synonyms (adj) heedless, foolhardy, hasty, imprudent, incautious, extravagant, wanton, daring, brash, desperate; antonyms (adj) careful, cautious, prudent, sensible, wise, 3. rash; synonyms (adj) impetuous, precipitate, audacious, headlong, heady, impulsive, inconsiderate, indiscreet, sudden, (n) eruption; antonyms (adj) considered, deliberate. aparatws apparatus; synonyms (n) appliance, device, implement, instrument, plant, tackle, equipment, gadget, gear, machine. apeliad appeal; synonyms (n) plea, address, application, attraction, (v) charm, request, sue, ask, attract, beseech; antonyms (n) unpleasantness, (v) repel. apelio appeal; synonyms (n) plea, address, application, attraction, (v) charm, request, sue, ask, attract, beseech; antonyms (n) unpleasantness, (v) repel. apeliwr appellant; synonyms (n) litigant, accuser, appealant, applicant, claimant, complainant, petitioner, plaintiff, pursuer, (adj) appellate. apelydd appellant; synonyms (n) litigant, accuser, appealant, applicant, claimant, complainant, petitioner, plaintiff, pursuer, (adj) appellate.
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apostol apostle; synonyms (n) disciple, follower, propagandist, believer, missionary, advocate, munshi, proselyte, saint, evangelist. apostoliaeth apostleship; synonyms (n) apostolate, hierarch, prelacy, priesthood, ministry. apothecari apothecary; synonyms (n) chemist, druggist, pharmacist, pharmacy, dispensatory, pharmacopolist, potecary, pothecary. apwyntio appoint; synonyms (v) assign, nominate, accredit, delegate, designate, prescribe, set, create, choose, (n) name. ar 1. over; synonyms (adv) beyond, across, more, by, (prep) above, during, (n) overs, (adj) finished, done, extra, 2. on; synonyms (prep) at, about, concerning, in, into, upon, (adv) forth, (adj) forward, aboard, (prf) along; antonym (adv) off. arab 1. witty; synonyms (adj) humorous, amusing, funny, facetious, intelligent, jocular, brilliant, (v) clever, smart, sharp; antonym (adj) serious, 2. facetious; synonyms (adj) droll, comical, frivolous, comic, whimsical, jocose, laughable, merry, bantering, (n) witty, 3. jocular; synonyms (adj) cheerful, hilarious, jesting, bright, frolicsome, blithe, (adv) jocosely, 4. merry (llawen); synonyms (adj) gay, joyful, lively, glad, jolly, jovial, brisk, festive, happy, (n) convivial; antonym (adj) sad, 5. pleasant; synonyms (adj) acceptable, agreeable, amiable, charming, kindly, nice, affable, attractive, clear, comfortable; antonyms (adj) unpleasant, disagreeable, disgusting, foul, gruesome, harsh, horrible, nasty, repugnant, shocking. arabedd 1. wit; synonyms (n) humor, wag, humorist, satire, repartee, brain, mentality, sense, sagacity, (adj) irony; antonym (n) tragedy, 2. facetiousness; synonyms (n) jocularity, humorousness, caprices, capriciousness, comedy, disposition, levity, urbanity, wit, freaks, 3. humor; synonyms (n) caprice, fancy, temper, mood, spirit, freak, character, (v) indulge, gratify, humour. arabus witty; synonyms (adj) humorous, amusing, funny, facetious, intelligent, jocular, brilliant, (v) clever, smart, sharp; antonym (adj) serious. aradr plow; synonyms (n) plough, furrow, (v) farm, cultivate, hoe, rake, till, address, cover, deal. aradrwr plowman; synonyms (n) ploughman, farmer, plougher, plower, (v) cultivator, husbandman, tiller. araf slow; synonyms (adj) dull, late, easy, sluggish, heavy, dense, dim, gradual, (v) slack, (adv) behind; antonyms (adj) fast, intelligent, rapid, bright, alert, brisk, hasty, prompt, quick, (v) accelerate. arafeiddiwch 1. deliberation; synonyms (n) consideration, cogitation, counsel, caution, debate, advisement, attention, contemplation, (adj) calculation, circumspection, 2. gentleness;
synonyms (n) clemency, courtesy, compassion, kindliness, benevolence, lenity, meekness, mercy, (adj) kindness, benignity; antonyms (n) cruelty, fierceness, harshness, severity, violence, ferocity. arafiad deceleration; synonyms (n) retardation, slowdown, backwardness, slowing, lag, slowness, subnormality. arafu 1. quiet; synonyms (adj) still, lull, pacify, cool, gentle, (v) appease, moderate, (n) calm, hush, compose; antonyms (adj) loud, noisy, talkative, vociferous, active, (n) noise, 2. slow; synonyms (adj) dull, late, easy, sluggish, heavy, dense, dim, gradual, (v) slack, (adv) behind; antonyms (adj) fast, intelligent, rapid, bright, alert, brisk, hasty, prompt, quick, (v) accelerate, 3. moderate; synonyms (adj) temperate, abstemious, middling, mild, (v) mitigate, allay, curb, diminish, lessen, (adv) check; antonyms (adj) extreme, immoderate, radical, (v) increase, intensify. arafwch 1. slowness; synonyms (n) laziness, dilatoriness, awkwardness, backwardness, deliberation, lateness, lethargy, dullness, indolence, (adj) delay; antonyms (n) haste, quickness, rapidity, speed, cleverness, intelligence, 2. moderation; synonyms (n) temperance, abstinence, abstemiousness, moderateness, alleviation, measure, patience, restraint, sobriety, easing; antonyms (n) gluttony, intemperance, overindulgence. arail 1. guard; synonyms (n) defend, defense, bulwark, care, cover, escort, protection, watchman, custody, (v) shield, 2. cultivate; synonyms (v) civilize, educate, grow, produce, train, advance, breed, crop, develop, domesticate; antonym (v) neglect, 3. foster; synonyms (v) cultivate, encourage, cherish, boost, foment, further, nurture, rear, support, entertain, 4. attending; synonyms (adj) concomitant, attendant, accompanying, adjunct, ancillary, coincident, (n) attendance, presence, aid, attention, consider also 5. care for; synonyms (v) fancy, like, love, protect, treat, keep, attend, safeguard, tend, affect. araith 1. address; synonyms (n) accost, lecture, abode, discourse, residence, skill, speech, allocution, (v) greet, call; antonym (v) ignore, 2. speech; synonyms (n) address, delivery, expression, conversation, language, sermon, diction, communication, (v) say, saying, 3. oration; synonym (n) harangue. arall 1. other; synonyms (adj) additional, another, different, extra, further, more, new, second, distinct, dissimilar; antonym (adj) same, 2. else; synonyms (adv) besides, also, moreover, (n) threat, (adj) other, fresh.
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aralleg allegory; synonyms (n) fable, parable,
arbenigo specialize; synonyms (v) particularize,
apologue, emblem, metaphor, symbol, story, (adj) simile, type. aralleiriad paraphrase; synonyms (n) translation, paraphrasis, version, burlesque, caricature, (v) interpret, rephrase, reword, translate, render. aralleirio paraphrase; synonyms (n) translation, paraphrasis, version, burlesque, caricature, (v) interpret, rephrase, reword, translate, render. araul 1. sunlit; synonyms (adj) sunny, bright, sunstruck, clear, fair, fine, luminous; antonym (adj) dark, 2. serene; synonyms (adj) sedate, calm, peaceful, placid, quiet, composed, impassive, tranquil, gentle, collected; antonyms (adj) agitated, anxious, 3. sunny; synonyms (adj) cheerful, gay, merry, blithe, brilliant, radiant, shining, shiny, happy, jovial; antonym (adj) overcast. arawd 1. speech; synonyms (n) address, delivery, expression, lecture, conversation, discourse, language, sermon, diction, (v) say, 2. prayer; synonyms (n) petition, invocation, appeal, entreaty, plea, orison, request, suit, litany, devotion, 3. praise; synonyms (n) compliment, acclaim, applause, (v) applaud, approve, commend, extol, honor, flatter, celebrate; antonyms (n) criticism, disparagement, (v) criticize, belittle, disparage, rebuke, reprimand, reproach, scold, chastise, 4. oration; synonyms (n) harangue, speech. arbed 1. avoid; synonyms (v) shun, avert, parry, escape, evade, abstain, annul, circumvent, duck, (adj) eschew; antonyms (v) confront, associate, face, tackle, 2. spare; synonyms (adj) reserve, slender, excess, save, slight, additional, (v) free, meager, exempt, (n) extra, 3. save; synonyms (v) deliver, economize, rescue, conserve, hoard, keep, maintain, preserve, liberate, (prep) except; antonyms (v) spend, squander, waste. arbedol 1. saving; synonyms (n) economy, conservation, preservation, rescue, cut, (adj) economical, frugal, thrifty, save, chary; antonym (n) extravagance, 2. sparing; synonyms (v) meager, spare, moderate, (adj) saving, scanty, poor, careful, parsimonious, niggardly, scant; antonym (adj) spendthrift. arbedwr 1. miser; synonyms (n) churl, curmudgeon, hunks, muckworm, niggard, skinflint, accumulator, collector, magpie, muckerer, 2. savior; synonyms (n) deliverer, rescuer, saviour, saver, redeemer, benefactor, deliveryman, donor, recoverer, champion. arbelydriad irradiation; synonyms (n) radiotherapy, beam, radiation, actinotherapy, light, brilliancy, edification, irradiancy, halation, luster. arbelydru irradiate; synonyms (v) illuminate, enlighten, radiate, lighten, ray, shine.
specify, determine, narrow, differentiate, specialise, designate, individualize, realize. arbenigrwydd 1. distinction; synonyms (n) contrast, difference, discrimination, eminence, rank, dissimilarity, demarcation, celebrity, prestige, reputation; antonym (n) similarity, 2. prominence; synonyms (n) hump, importance, protuberance, height, bulge, consequence, distinction, projection, fame, moment; antonym (n) obscurity, 3. speciality; synonyms (n) specialty, particular, distinctiveness, metier, peculiarity, specialism, forte, field, feature, particularity. arbenigwr 1. specialist; synonyms (adj) expert, specialized, specialistic, choice, (n) authority, professional, connoisseur, craftsman, doctor, epicurean; antonym (n) amateur, 2. expert; synonyms (adj) adept, adroit, dexterous, skillful, able, clever, experienced, accomplished, (n) proficient, critic; antonyms (adj) unskilled, inept, inferior, untrained, (n) beginner. arbennig special; synonyms (adj) particular, especial, individual, limited, rare, different, distinguished, distinct, express, (adv) apart; antonym (adj) ordinary. arbrawf experiment; synonyms (n) test, attempt, essay, trial, tentative, try, examination, taste, (v) examine, venture. arbrofi experiment; synonyms (n) test, attempt, essay, trial, tentative, try, examination, taste, (v) examine, venture. arbrofol experimental; synonyms (adj) empirical, tentative, scientific, observational, pilot, test, trial. arc arc; synonyms (n) arch, bow, bend, crescent, curvature, spark, sweep, (v) curve. arch 1. trunk; synonyms (n) stem, boot, torso, body, bole, proboscis, snout, stalk, box, stock, 2. request; synonyms (n) petition, bid, prayer, application, (v) demand, ask, invite, order, pray, appeal; antonym (v) command, 3. waist; synonyms (n) waistline, shank, middle, belly, blouse, cannon, arch, (adj) neck, stricture, wasp, 4. behest; synonyms (n) dictate, bidding, charge, dictum, fiat, hest, injunction, mandate, ordinance, act, 5. coffin; synonyms (n) casket, chest, cask, hearse, urn, automobile, basket, contention, controversy, (v) bury, 6. ark; synonyms (n) broadhorn, bully, dory, droger, home, abode, address, apartment, asylum, berth, 7. bidding; synonyms (n) behest, request, call, dictation, invitation, summons, (adj) imperative, 8. petition; synonyms (n) entreaty, invocation, asking, (v) desire, beg, claim, crave, apply, entreat, sue. archadeiladydd architect; synonyms (n) creator, designer, founder, inventor, maker, originator, producer, artificer, author, builder; antonym (n) destroyer.
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archaeoleg archaeology; synonyms (n) archeology, palaetiology, paleology. archaeolegwr archaeologist; synonyms (n) archeologist, archaeologian, classicist, excavator, paleologist, paleontologist, prehistorian, scientist. archangel archangel; synonyms (n) angel, seraph, cherub. archdeyrnaeth 1. despotism; synonyms (n) absolutism, autocracy, dictatorship, tyranny, monocracy, oppression, authoritarianism, cruelty, (adj) violence, antinomy; antonym (n) democracy, 2. monarchy; synonyms (n) kingdom, empire, realm, domain, crown, department, dominion, nation, reign, land. archeb 1. order; synonyms (n) command, decree, dictate, array, rank, sort, (v) direct, commission, arrange, call; antonyms (n) anarchy, chaos, confusion, mayhem, mess, (v) disorder, request, 2. draft; synonyms (n) bill, conscription, sketch, check, drawing, (v) draught, outline, design, blueprint, compose; antonym (v) discharge. archebu order; synonyms (n) command, decree, dictate, array, rank, sort, (v) direct, commission, arrange, call; antonyms (n) anarchy, chaos, confusion, mayhem, mess, (v) disorder, request. archen 1. shoe; synonyms (n) boot, horseshoe, skid, clog, splint, spoke, sprit, base, stilts, stirrup, 2. clothing; synonyms (n) clothes, apparel, attire, dress, gear, outfit, threads, habit, wear, (v) vesture. archenad 1. clothing; synonyms (n) clothes, apparel, attire, dress, gear, outfit, threads, habit, wear, (v) vesture, 2. shoe; synonyms (n) boot, horseshoe, skid, clog, splint, spoke, sprit, base, stilts, stirrup. archesgob archbishop; synonyms (n) metropolitan, bishop, clergyman, elder, eminence, minister, reverence, archdeacon, beneficiary, (adj) primate. archesgobaeth archbishopric; synonyms (n) archiepiscopacy, archiepiscopate, pontificate, primacy. archfa stench; synonyms (n) stink, fetor, odor, malodor, malodour, mephitis, foetor, (v) reek, smell. archiad 1. bidding; synonyms (n) behest, command, order, dictate, bid, charge, request, call, dictation, (adj) imperative, 2. behest; synonyms (n) bidding, dictum, fiat, hest, injunction, mandate, ordinance, act. archoll 1. wound; synonyms (n) bruise, harm, pain, injury, scratch, (v) hurt, cut, damage, offend, injure, 2. cut (torri); synonyms (v) carve, chop, clip, abbreviate, abridge, bite, (n) notch, slice, cutting, nick; antonyms (v) increase, lengthen, (n) addition, extension. archolli wound; synonyms (n) bruise, harm, pain, injury, scratch, (v) hurt, cut, damage, offend, injure.
archwaeth 1. appetite; synonyms (n) desire, appetence, appetency, relish, craving, gusto, inclination, liking, passion, stomach; antonym (n) dislike, 2. taste; synonyms (n) bit, flavor, morsel, penchant, appetite, drink, (v) savor, sample, smack, discernment; antonym (n) tastelessness. archwaethu 1. taste; synonyms (n) bit, flavor, liking, morsel, penchant, appetite, (v) relish, savor, sample, smack; antonyms (n) dislike, tastelessness, 2. savor; synonyms (v) enjoy, smell, bask, (n) taste, gusto, sapidity, flavour, savour, tang, gust. archwiliad 1. audit; synonyms (n) survey, examination, review, scrutiny, (v) check, balance, inspect, examine, prove, scrutinize, 2. examination; synonyms (n) audit, exam, search, test, consideration, exploration, inquiry, investigation, study, (adj) examen. archwilio 1. examine; synonyms (v) assay, audit, consider, overhaul, try, check, control, search, survey, ascertain, 2. audit; synonyms (n) examination, review, scrutiny, (v) balance, inspect, examine, prove, scrutinize, 3. explore; synonyms (v) delve, research, discover, hunt, investigate, plumb, probe, prospect, view, do. archwiliwr 1. explorer; synonyms (n) adventurer, pioneer, traveler, scout, tourist, discoverer, excursionist, 2. auditor; synonyms (n) accountant, hearer, listener, bookkeeper, attendant, attendee, attender, clerk, investigator, assessor. ardal 1. district; synonyms (n) area, quarter, region, community, neighborhood, territory, circuit, county, field, (adj) local, 2. region; synonyms (n) land, country, district, domain, part, realm, division, locality, province, belt. ardalaeth region; synonyms (n) land, country, field, area, district, domain, part, realm, circuit, division. ardalydd marquis; synonyms (n) marquess, marquisate, margrave. ardalyddes marquess; synonym (n) marquis. arddel 1. claim; synonyms (n) call, charge, allegation, privilege, (v) demand, ask, assert, exact, arrogate, contend; antonyms (v) deny, disclaim, forfeit, 2. avow; synonyms (v) allow, admit, affirm, declare, confess, protest, attest, (adj) acknowledge, own, (n) aver; antonym (v) disavow, 3. own; synonyms (v) have, concede, grant, hold, possess, get, accept, avow, (adj) individual, proper. arddeliad 1. approval; synonyms (n) acceptance, applause, approbation, acclaim, agreement, recognition, admiration, acclamation, acknowledgment, acquiescence; antonyms (n) disapproval, rejection, condemnation, scorn, criticism, 2. conviction; synonyms (n) assurance, belief, certainty, confidence, persuasion, faith, trust, firmness, creed, determination; antonym (n) uncertainty, 3. unction; synonyms (n) inunction,
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Welsh - English balm, ointment, salve, unguent, cream, fulsomeness, greasiness, (v) glow, (adj) grace. ardderchog 1. excellent; synonyms (adj) choice, estimable, admirable, superior, capital, beautiful, distinctive, brilliant, fantastic, (n) worthy; antonyms (adj) inferior, poor, abysmal, awful, mediocre, 2. noble; synonyms (adj) dignified, imposing, magnificent, glorious, distinguished, elevated, exalted, generous, (n) grand, excellent; antonyms (adj) lower-class, selfish, shameful, humble, dishonorable, lowly, 3. splendid; synonyms (adj) fine, gorgeous, illustrious, noble, royal, gallant, proud, good, impressive, luxurious. ardderchogrwydd excellency; synonyms (n) excellence, highness, merit, mightiness, adore, arrogance, boast, boastfulness, brilliancy, chastity. arddodi 1. impose; synonyms (v) force, dictate, charge, enforce, exact, prescribe, clamp, deceive, burden, enjoin, 2. prefix; synonyms (n) preamble, foreword, prelude, proem, proemium, prolegomena, prolepsis, (v) preface, attach, prepose. arddodiad 1. imposition; synonyms (n) deception, exaction, cheat, deceit, imposture, trick, demand, hoax, delusion, fraud, 2. preposition; synonyms (n) discourse, exposition. arddu plow; synonyms (n) plough, furrow, (v) farm, cultivate, hoe, rake, till, address, cover, deal. arddull style; synonyms (n) fashion, name, form, kind, method, mode, pattern, (v) call, entitle, (adj) manner. arddullio imitate; synonyms (v) copy, duplicate, forge, ape, emulate, follow, feign, counterfeit, mimic, mock. arddulliwr 1. imitator; synonyms (n) mimic, follower, ape, copycat, impersonator, copier, emulator, aper, 2. stylist; synonyms (n) hairdresser, styler, hairstylist, creator, inventor, engineer. arddullydd 1. imitator; synonyms (n) mimic, follower, ape, copycat, impersonator, copier, emulator, aper, 2. stylist; synonyms (n) hairdresser, styler, hairstylist, creator, inventor, engineer. arddun 1. beautiful (prydferth); synonyms (adj) attractive, good-looking, bright, beauteous, fine, handsome, lovely, picturesque, pleasant, pretty; antonyms (adj) ugly, unattractive, 2. sublime; synonyms (adj) dignified, grand, lofty, majestic, magnificent, elevated, exalted, noble, glorious, (v) sacred. arddunedd sublimity; synonyms (n) nobility, elevation, majesty, loftiness, magnificence, dignity, greatness, (adj) grandeur, splendor, solemnity. ardduniad 1. fame; synonyms (n) credit, distinction, report, reputation, bruit, honor, prestige, renown, buzz, (v) celebrity; antonyms (n) infamy, obscurity,
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anonymity, 2. beauty; synonyms (n) splendor, attractiveness, beaut, charm, loveliness, pulchritude, dish, elegance, grace, grandeur; antonym (n) ugliness, 3. sublimity; synonyms (n) nobility, elevation, majesty, loftiness, magnificence, dignity, greatness, (adj) solemnity, heroism. ardduniant sublimity; synonyms (n) nobility, elevation, majesty, loftiness, magnificence, dignity, greatness, (adj) grandeur, splendor, solemnity. arddunol 1. beautiful (prydferth); synonyms (adj) attractive, good-looking, bright, beauteous, fine, handsome, lovely, picturesque, pleasant, pretty; antonyms (adj) ugly, unattractive, 2. sublime; synonyms (adj) dignified, grand, lofty, majestic, magnificent, elevated, exalted, noble, glorious, (v) sacred. arddwr 1. farmer; synonyms (n) countryman, agriculturist, rustic, husbandman, granger, sodbuster, yeoman, producer, sower, woodcutter, 2. plowman; synonyms (n) ploughman, farmer, plougher, plower, (v) cultivator, tiller. arddwrn wrist; synonyms (n) carpus, (v) finger, hand, paw. arddywediad dictation; synonyms (n) command, bid, bidding, control, copy, record, text, transcript, mastery, play. ardreth 1. rent; synonyms (n) breach, cleft, fissure, lease, let, crevice, break, crack, (v) hire, charter, 2. rate; synonyms (n) price, worth, pace, value, (v) assess, estimate, evaluate, appreciate, appraise, compute. ardrethol hired; synonyms (v) compensated, contented, paid, (adj) employed, leased, chartered, hack, hackneyed, mercenary, hireling. ardrethu rent; synonyms (n) breach, cleft, fissure, lease, let, crevice, break, crack, (v) hire, charter. ardwy 1. protection; synonyms (n) defense, care, conservation, cover, custody, defence, guardianship, security, shelter, (v) guard; antonym (n) destruction, 2. ruler; synonyms (n) master, governor, monarch, leader, dynast, prince, chief, head, (adj) rule, regent. ardyst attested; synonyms (adj) authenticated, documented, authoritative, avowed, guaranteed, historical, valid, certificated, credentialed. ardystiad 1. attestation; synonyms (n) testimony, affirmation, confirmation, evidence, attest, assertion, certificate, proof, affidavit, 2. endorsement; synonyms (n) approbation, corroboration, sanction, approval, authorization, countenance, permission, authority, verification, authentication, 3. pledge; synonyms (n) bond, gage, assurance, engage, promise, plight, (v) pawn, wager, covenant, guarantee. ardystiedig 1. attested; synonyms (adj) authenticated, documented, authoritative, avowed, guaranteed,
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historical, valid, certificated, credentialed, 2. endorsed; synonyms (adj) official, accepted, accredited, ascribed, attributed, authorized, certified, credited, lawful, legal; antonyms (adj) unofficial, informal. ardystio 1. attest; synonyms (v) affirm, assert, certify, verify, assure, argue, authenticate, confirm, demonstrate, endorse, 2. endorse; synonyms (v) defend, approve, back, corroborate, countenance, guarantee, support, acknowledge, adopt, advocate; antonyms (v) disapprove, oppose, 3. pledge; synonyms (n) bond, gage, assurance, engage, promise, plight, bet, (v) pawn, wager, covenant. aredig plow; synonyms (n) plough, furrow, (v) farm, cultivate, hoe, rake, till, address, cover, deal. areitheg rhetoric; synonyms (n) oratory, eloquence, grandiosity, rant, elocution, grandiloquence, magniloquence, palaver. areithfa 1. platform; synonyms (n) dais, floor, rostrum, stage, stand, plan, pulpit, ambo, arena, (v) program, 2. pulpit; synonyms (n) podium, platform, stump, state, theater, soapbox, table, auditorium, snout. areithio speak; synonyms (v) express, converse, pronounce, articulate, deliver, say, utter, discourse, recite, talk. areithiwr 1. speaker; synonyms (n) loudspeaker, narrator, orator, president, spokesman, conversationalist, chairman, talker, utterer, principal, 2. orator; synonyms (n) rhetorician, speaker, speechmaker, speechifier, declaimer, proposer, chatterer, gossip, (v) oratress, oratrix. areithydd 1. orator; synonyms (n) rhetorician, speaker, speechmaker, speechifier, declaimer, conversationalist, proposer, chatterer, (v) oratress, oratrix, 2. speaker; synonyms (n) loudspeaker, narrator, orator, president, spokesman, chairman, talker, utterer, principal. areithyddiaeth 1. elocution; synonyms (n) diction, delivery, enunciation, pronunciation, rhetoric, accent, articulation, dramatic, expression, intonation, 2. rhetoric; synonyms (n) oratory, eloquence, grandiosity, rant, elocution, grandiloquence, magniloquence, palaver, 3. oratory; synonyms (n) speech, church, chapel, tabernacle, basilica, cathedral, chantry, conventicle, kirk, meetinghouse. arel laurel; synonyms (n) honor, decoration, medal, prize, title, cordon, coronet, cross, garter, riband. aren 1. kidney; synonyms (n) class, variety, feather, kind, nature, stripe, mettle, type, description, order, 2. arms; synonyms (n) arm, armament, weaponry, shield, ordnance, blazon, munition, weapons, (v) war.
arestiad arrest; synonyms (n) stop, check, halt, apprehension, custody, hold, (v) capture, catch, apprehend, collar; antonyms (v) release, discharge. arestio arrest; synonyms (n) stop, check, halt, apprehension, custody, hold, (v) capture, catch, apprehend, collar; antonyms (v) release, discharge. arf 1. weapon; synonyms (n) gun, arm, missile, artillery, blade, firearm, spear, steel, tool, implement, 2. arm (braich); synonyms (n) branch, wing, bay, department, division, limb, might, offshoot, (v) equip, furnish; antonym (v) disarm, 3. arms; synonyms (n) armament, weaponry, shield, ordnance, blazon, munition, order, weapons, (v) war, 4. tool; synonyms (n) instrument, machine, puppet, pawn, device, gadget, apparatus, appliance, cock, contrivance. arfaeth 1. design; synonyms (n) aim, purpose, scheme, conception, drawing, arrangement, device, (v) plan, conceive, contrive; antonym (n) chance, 2. decree; synonyms (n) command, act, edict, (v) order, award, decide, enact, ordain, rule, will, 3. purpose; synonyms (n) design, mind, effect, end, purport, resolve, motive, (v) intention, project, object. arfaethu 1. plan; synonyms (n) aim, map, figure, chart, intent, outline, pattern, (v) design, devise, intend, 2. design; synonyms (n) purpose, scheme, conception, drawing, arrangement, device, idea, (v) plan, conceive, contrive; antonym (n) chance, 3. intend; synonyms (v) destine, mean, determine, contemplate, denote, consider, believe, import, calculate, designate, 4. purpose; synonyms (n) mind, effect, end, purport, resolve, motive, determination, (v) intention, project, object. arfarnu evaluate; synonyms (v) appraise, assess, calculate, gauge, estimate, value, grade, measure, rank, reckon. arfdy armory; synonyms (n) arsenal, armoury, armamentary, hall, inventory, magazine, armor, center, depot, dump. arfeddyd 1. intention; synonyms (n) idea, aim, end, intent, design, drift, goal, purpose, cause, animus, 2. purpose; synonyms (n) plan, mind, effect, purport, resolve, motive, determination, (v) intention, project, object. arfer 1. use (defnydd); synonyms (n) custom, practice, benefit, habit, (v) exercise, employ, employment, expend, profit, (adj) usage; antonym (v) conserve, 2. habit; synonyms (n) clothing, attire, character, convention, dress, garb, ritual, use, addiction, clothes, 3. custom; synonyms (n) tradition, fashion, impost, method, observance, order, rite, rule, (v) accustom, (adj) bespoke, 4. practice; synonyms (n) discipline, experience, form, application, performance, process, (v) drill, act, apply, rehearse, 5. accustom; synonyms (v)
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Welsh - English familiarize, acquaint, adjust, habituate, season, teach, acclimate, adapt, assimilate, train. arferiad 1. use (defnydd); synonyms (n) custom, practice, benefit, habit, (v) exercise, employ, employment, expend, profit, (adj) usage; antonym (v) conserve, 2. practice; synonyms (n) fashion, convention, discipline, experience, form, observance, application, (v) drill, use, act; antonym (n) performance, 3. habit; synonyms (n) clothing, attire, character, dress, garb, ritual, addiction, clothes, disposition, apparel, 4. custom; synonyms (n) tradition, impost, method, order, rite, rule, tax, (v) accustom, trade, (adj) bespoke. arferol 1. customary; synonyms (adj) common, accustomed, conventional, habitual, usual, commonplace, ordinary, traditional, average, everyday; antonym (adj) unusual, 2. usual; synonyms (adj) familiar, general, normal, routine, public, prevalent, natural, (n) customary, regular, (v) frequent; antonyms (adj) unconventional, abnormal, extraordinary. arffed lap; synonyms (n) circle, circuit, fold, coil, knee, (v) lick, overlap, bind, (adv) compass, encircle. arfin knife-edge; synonym (n) fold. arfod 1. guard; synonyms (n) defend, defense, bulwark, care, cover, escort, protection, watchman, custody, (v) shield, 2. battle; synonyms (n) combat, contest, struggle, clash, conflict, war, action, (v) fight, brawl, encounter, 3. armor; synonyms (n) armour, armature, guard, safeguard, security, (v) mask, 4. fight; synonyms (v) quarrel, feud, argue, bicker, campaign, contend, (n) battle, dispute, engagement, contention; antonyms (v) agree, retreat, withdrawal, 5. opportunity; synonyms (n) chance, opening, luck, occasion, crack, event, room, time, alternative, break, 6. occasion; synonyms (n) case, episode, happening, incident, juncture, (v) cause, create, beget, breed, induce. arfog armed; synonyms (adj) equipped, military, fitted, aggressive, compulsory, fit, forcible, prepared, ready, violent; antonyms (adj) unarmed, unprotected. arfogaeth 1. armament; synonyms (n) arming, guard, protection, shield, (v) accouterment, equipment, outfit, 2. armor; synonyms (n) armour, armature, defense, safeguard, security, (v) mask. arfogi 1. arm (braich); synonyms (n) branch, wing, bay, department, division, limb, might, offshoot, (v) equip, furnish; antonym (v) disarm, 2. accoutre; synonyms (v) accouter, fit, attire. arfoll 1. oath; synonyms (n) curse, expletive, malediction, affidavit, cuss, pledge, promise, swearing, assurance, adjuration, 2. pledge; synonyms (n) bond, gage, engage, plight, bet, (v) pawn, wager, covenant, guarantee, contract.
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arfordir coast; synonyms (n) bank, beach, seaside, shore, seashore, sand, seacoast, (v) glide, slide, drift; antonym (n) interior. arfwisg armor; synonyms (n) armour, shield, armature, defense, guard, protection, safeguard, security, (v) mask. argae 1. weir; synonyms (n) dam, boom, penstock, barrier, block, gate, wall, wear, 2. embankment; synonyms (n) bank, bulwark, jetty, mound, pier, fortification, defense, edge, esplanade, grade, 3. barrage; synonyms (n) attack, round, flood, shower, volley, deluge, onslaught, (v) bombard, hail, 4. dam; synonyms (n) barrage, barricade, dike, dyke, decameter, decametre, (v) prevent, bar, close, impede. argaen veneer; synonyms (n) face, facade, facing, coating, cover, pretense, (v) varnish, gloss, coat, plate. argan lamentation; synonyms (n) lament, dirge, grief, complaint, cry, mourning, plaint, regret, crying, moan. argeisio seek; synonyms (v) search, attempt, endeavor, hunt, look, inquire, aspire, beg, explore, (n) ask. argel 1. hidden; synonyms (adj) clandestine, concealed, obscure, dark, covert, latent, secret, arcane, buried, confidential; antonyms (adj) obvious, exposed, open, active, noticeable, overt, revealing, 2. concealment; synonyms (n) cover, suppression, concealing, confidentiality, disguise, hiding, screen, secrecy, privacy, blind; antonym (n) discovery, 3. refuge; synonyms (n) protection, asylum, sanctuary, resort, retreat, safety, haven, shelter, harbor, (v) recourse, 4. occult; synonyms (v) mystic, (adj) hidden, cryptic, mysterious, cryptical, esoteric, magical, unseen, mystical, recondite, 5. secret; synonyms (adj) furtive, occult, intimate, personal, (n) arcanum, enigma, mystery, (v) private, secluded, close; antonyms (n) known, public. arglwydd 1. baron; synonyms (n) mogul, king, magnate, earl, tycoon, thane, ability, businessperson, (v) man, consort, 2. lord; synonyms (n) chief, master, noble, sir, seignior, almighty, creator, gentleman, maker, mistress. arglwyddaidd lordly; synonyms (adj) dignified, grand, haughty, proud, arrogant, disdainful, domineering, imperious, lofty, (v) noble. arglwyddes lady; synonyms (n) dame, gentlewoman, female, ma'am, matron, wife, woman, noble, (v) squaw; antonym (n) man. arglwyddiaeth 1. dominion; synonyms (n) authority, control, domination, domain, command, kingdom, power, reign, rule, sway, 2. lordship; synonyms (n) dominion, ownership, supremacy, dynasty,
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grandeeship, judge, proprietorship, seigniory, sovereignty. argoel 1. sign; synonyms (n) signal, indication, mark, motion, portent, brand, emblem, imprint, (v) gesture, indicate, 2. token; synonyms (adj) nominal, (n) memento, souvenir, note, keepsake, relic, sign, trace, stamp, remembrance, 3. omen; synonyms (n) presage, bode, forerunner, foreboding, (v) harbinger, herald, augury, betoken, foreshadow, foretell. argoeli 1. augur; synonyms (v) foretell, portend, presage, bode, foreshadow, promise, anticipate, forecast, indicate, omen, 2. bode; synonyms (v) augur, bespeak, betoken, predict, signal, abode, prognosticate, auspicate, 3. betoken; synonyms (n) denote, show, (v) mark, imply, prefigure, forebode, foretoken, import, mean, point, 4. portend; synonyms (v) herald, prophesy, announce, divine, signify, call, forewarn, threaten. argoeliad 1. sign; synonyms (n) signal, indication, mark, motion, portent, brand, emblem, imprint, (v) gesture, indicate, 2. opinion; synonyms (n) judgment, feeling, notion, idea, belief, advice, conjecture, guess, impression, meaning. argoelus ominous; synonyms (adj) dark, baleful, ill, inauspicious, menacing, threatening, black, fateful, forbidding, grim; antonym (adj) favorable. argraff 1. impression; synonyms (n) belief, conception, feeling, idea, imprint, depression, image, mark, notion, dent, 2. imprint; synonyms (n) brand, impression, stamp, print, effect, (v) impress, engrave, inscribe, cast, make, 3. print; synonyms (n) engraving, copy, lettering, picture, facsimile, letterpress, reproduction, type, (v) photograph, issue. argraffedig printed; synonyms (adj) print, imprinted, stamped, embossed, marked. argraffiad 1. edition; synonyms (n) version, print, circulation, copy, issue, number, adaptation, book, rendering, translation, 2. impression; synonyms (n) belief, conception, feeling, idea, imprint, depression, image, mark, notion, dent. argraffu 1. impress; synonyms (v) imprint, affect, mark, move, print, inscribe, instill, touch, (n) stamp, impression, 2. print; synonyms (n) engraving, copy, lettering, picture, facsimile, letterpress, (v) impress, photograph, issue, engrave. argraffwr printer; synonyms (n) pressman, typographer, correspondent, newspaperman, newspaperwoman, newswriter, imprinter. argraffydd printer; synonyms (n) pressman, typographer, correspondent, newspaperman, newspaperwoman, newswriter, imprinter. argyfwng crisis; synonyms (n) exigency, conjuncture, difficulty, emergency, juncture, pinch, circumstance, dilemma, situation, strait.
argyhoeddi 1. convince; synonyms (v) assure, persuade, convert, sway, convict, entice, induce, reassure, disarm, (adj) satisfy; antonyms (v) discourage, dissuade, 2. convict; synonyms (n) captive, felon, con, criminal, inmate, jailbird, prisoner, (v) condemn, convince, confute; antonym (v) acquit, 3. reprove; synonyms (v) admonish, blame, censure, chide, reprimand, reproach, lecture, accuse, castigate, (n) rebuke; antonym (v) praise, 4. rebuke; synonyms (n) rebuff, admonition, reproof, admonishment, rap, (v) berate, caution, check, scold, attack; antonyms (v) commend, compliment. argyhoeddiad conviction; synonyms (n) assurance, belief, certainty, condemnation, confidence, persuasion, faith, trust, firmness, creed; antonym (n) uncertainty. argyhoeddiadol convincing; synonyms (adj) conclusive, cogent, compelling, forceful, persuasive, believable, impressive, likely, probable, credible; antonym (adj) unconvincing. argyllaeth 1. grief; synonyms (n) affliction, dolor, anguish, distress, agony, pain, regret, wound, chagrin, (adj) sore; antonyms (n) joy, happiness, 2. mourning; synonyms (n) grief, lament, lamentation, bereavement, gloom, sorrowfulness, sadness, sorrow, (v) lamenting, (adj) grieving. argymell 1. recommend; synonyms (v) advise, advocate, counsel, propose, commend, offer, suggest, move, praise, urge, 2. urge; synonyms (n) goad, spur, drive, impulse, (v) push, press, force, impel, incite, induce; antonym (v) discourage. argymhelliad inducement; synonyms (n) incentive, attraction, cause, enticement, incitement, impulse, bait, motive, occasion, temptation; antonym (n) disincentive. argywedd 1. harm; synonyms (n) evil, hurt, detriment, bruise, wound, disadvantage, (v) damage, abuse, blemish, injure; antonyms (v) enhance, benefit, 2. hurt; synonyms (v) pain, afflict, ail, cost, anguish, (n) harm, ache, distress, lesion, agony; antonyms (v) encourage, (adj) uninjured, unhurt. arholiad examination; synonyms (n) audit, check, exam, search, test, consideration, exploration, inquiry, investigation, (adj) examen. arial 1. vigor; synonyms (n) energy, intensity, force, life, power, spirit, strength, vitality, might, vim; antonyms (n) lethargy, weakness, apathy, frailty, 2. mettle; synonyms (n) heart, nerve, courage, pluck, spunk, fortitude, guts, character, bravery, valor. arian 1. money; synonyms (n) capital, coin, currency, funds, means, lucre, assets, cash, pelf, (adj) monetary, 2. silver; synonyms (adj) silvery, argent, white, silvern, blanch, bleach, eloquent, (n) money, gold, (v) plate, 3. cash; synonyms (n) ready, bread,
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Welsh - English change, coins, exchange, needful, wealth, wherewithal, (v) encash, liquidate; antonym (n) credit. ariandy bank (banc); synonyms (n) dam, coast, slope, store, limit, stack, bluff, (v) embankment, gradient, deposit; antonym (v) withdraw. ariannaid 1. silvern; synonyms (adj) silver, argent, silvery, eloquent, facile, fluent, silverish, 2. silver (arian); synonyms (adj) white, silvern, blanch, bleach, etiolate, gray, (n) money, gold, flatware, (v) plate. ariannaidd silvery; synonyms (adj) silver, argent, bright, silvern, white, gray, melodious, rich, silverish. ariannog 1. wealthy; synonyms (adj) rich, moneyed, affluent, flush, opulent, prosperous, loaded, substantial, generous, abounding; antonyms (adj) poor, impoverished, 2. rich; synonyms (adj) abundant, copious, fertile, productive, fruitful, full, ample, deep, fat, luxurious; antonyms (adj) broke, destitute, light, 3. moneyed; synonyms (adj) wealthy, monied. ariannol 1. financial; synonyms (adj) fiscal, economic, monetary, pecuniary, commercial, crumenal, business, numismatical, sumptuary, budgeting, 2. monetary; synonyms (adj) financial, budgetary, capital, cash, pocket. ariannu silver (arian); synonyms (adj) silvery, argent, white, silvern, blanch, bleach, eloquent, (n) money, gold, (v) plate. ariannydd banker; synonyms (n) cashier, cambist, teller, investor, capitalist, dealer, financier, goldsmith, moneyer, usurer. arlais temple; synonyms (n) church, tabernacle, shrine, brow, synagogue, forehead, chapel, kirk, meetinghouse, basilica. arlliw 1. shade; synonyms (n) screen, tinge, color, ghost, hue, blind, cloud, (v) darken, shadow, tint; antonyms (n) light, brightness, 2. trace; synonyms (n) line, spot, clue, dash, hint, indication, mark, (v) track, hunt, pursue, 3. tint; synonyms (n) dye, stain, shade, tincture, tone, cast, coloration, coloring, (v) tinct, colour, 4. varnish; synonyms (n) coat, lacquer, paint, veneer, palliate, cover, (v) gloss, gild, furbish, whitewash. arlliwio 1. color; synonyms (n) blush, colour, stain, tinge, tint, complexion, (v) dye, flush, paint, redden; antonyms (n) colorlessness, (v) discolor, 2. tint; synonyms (n) color, hue, shade, tincture, tone, cast, coloration, coloring, (v) tinct, imbue, 3. paint; synonyms (n) painting, coating, (v) daub, coat, decorate, depict, varnish, enamel, apply, lacquer. arllwys 1. empty; synonyms (adj) discharge, hollow, destitute, bare, blank, barren, abandoned, (v) drain, clear, deplete; antonyms (adj) full, crowded,
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meaningful, packed, brimming, inhabited, occupied, swarming, cultivated, (v) fill, consider also 2. pour out; synonyms (v) empty, pour, effuse, overflow, stream, decant, lighten, swarm, course, eject. arllwysfa 1. outlet; synonyms (n) shop, market, egress, exit, opening, store, drain, emporium, hole, issue, 2. outfall; synonyms (n) overfall, quarrel, 3. issue; synonyms (n) aftermath, consequence, effect, event, progeny, (v) flow, emanate, arise, emerge, release, 4. vent; synonyms (n) outlet, discharge, flue, chimney, blowhole, escape, venthole, (v) air, emit, ventilate. arloesi 1. clear; synonyms (adj) clean, certain, open, apparent, (v) bright, acquit, absolute, free, net, absolve; antonyms (adj) cloudy, opaque, unclear, dark, fuzzy, hazy, incomprehensible, obscure, uncertain, vague, 2. pioneer; synonyms (n) forerunner, guide, colonist, explorer, originator, leader, (v) initiate, institute, establish, found. arloeswr pioneer; synonyms (n) forerunner, guide, colonist, explorer, originator, leader, (v) initiate, institute, establish, found. arloesydd pioneer; synonyms (n) forerunner, guide, colonist, explorer, originator, leader, (v) initiate, institute, establish, found. arlun 1. drawing; synonyms (n) draft, drafting, delineation, picture, plan, cartoon, depiction, draftsmanship, draught, draw, 2. painting; synonyms (n) portrait, likeness, icon, design, image, coat, drawing, art, 3. portrait; synonyms (n) effigy, figure, painting, photograph, portraiture, portrayal, characterization. arluniaeth 1. painting; synonyms (n) picture, portrait, likeness, depiction, icon, design, image, coat, drawing, art, 2. portraiture; synonyms (n) description, characterization, delineation, portrayal, imagery, (v) genre. arlunio 1. draw; synonyms (v) attract, drag, delineate, pull, depict, derive, describe, design, tie, bring; antonyms (v) push, repel, 2. paint; synonyms (n) painting, tint, (v) color, dye, daub, coat, decorate, varnish, enamel, apply, 3. portray; synonyms (v) paint, picture, draw, illustrate, impersonate, characterize, act, interpret, limn, play. arlunydd artist; synonyms (n) actor, artificer, master, player, musician, performer, artisan, creator, entertainer, maker. arlwy 1. feast; synonyms (n) banquet, dinner, entertainment, binge, carousal, celebration, (v) junket, fete, eat, feed; antonym (v) fast, 2. preparation; synonyms (n) arrangement, concoction, provision, readiness, training, practice, formulation, homework, planning, prep, 3. provision; synonyms (n) condition, clause,
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proviso, stock, article, board, requirement, stipulation, (v) preparation, cater; antonym (n) lack. arlwyaeth 1. catering; synonyms (n) provision, cookery, cooking, cuisine, 2. purveyance; synonyms (n) food, foresight, management, preparation, provisions. arlwyo 1. cook; synonyms (n) chef, (v) boil, bake, brew, make, prepare, concoct, falsify, grill, poach, 2. provide; synonyms (v) give, contribute, furnish, offer, accommodate, administer, afford, cater, equip, supply, 3. prepare (paratoi); synonyms (v) arrange, fix, form, plan, dress, coach, devise, lay, set, adjust. arlywydd president; synonyms (n) chairman, chief, chair, chairperson, chairwoman, leader, boss, head, principal, speaker. arlywyddiaeth presidency; synonyms (n) administration, presidentship, government, brass, disposal, establishment, governance, organisation, organization, presidence. armes 1. calamity; synonyms (n) accident, disaster, adversity, affliction, catastrophe, misfortune, plague, tragedy, blow, (v) trouble, 2. prophecy; synonyms (n) divination, augury, forecast, prognostication, prediction, vaticination, prognosis, omen, revelation, foreboding. arobryn 1. worthy; synonyms (adj) noble, estimable, good, meritorious, respectable, valuable, deserving, honorable, suitable, (n) celebrity; antonym (adj) unworthy, 2. meritorious; synonyms (adj) commendable, laudable, creditable, worthy, admirable, excellent, praiseworthy, desertful, meritable. arofun 1. purpose; synonyms (n) aim, plan, design, mind, effect, end, purport, (v) intention, project, object, 2. intend; synonyms (v) destine, mean, determine, contemplate, denote, purpose, consider, believe, import, calculate. arogl 1. odor; synonyms (n) fragrance, aroma, scent, smell, bouquet, flavour, perfume, stench, flavor, odour, 2. perfume; synonyms (n) essence, odor, cologne, incense, fragrancy, redolence, (v) embalm, aromatize, smoke, odorize, 3. smell; synonyms (n) savor, savour, smack, feel, olfaction, relish, (v) reek, nose, stink, sniff, 4. scent; synonyms (n) clue, trail, clew, key, hint, tang, track, (v) wind, snuff, (adj) suspect. arogledd 1. fragrance; synonyms (n) aroma, perfume, scent, smell, bouquet, essence, odor, redolence, sweetness, 2. odor; synonyms (n) fragrance, flavour, stench, flavor, odour, savor, stink, breath, whiff. arogli smell; synonyms (n) odor, fragrance, savor, aroma, bouquet, odour, (v) reek, nose, perfume, scent.
arogliad smelling; synonyms (n) smell, flavor, scent, aroma, feel, feeling, flavour, (adj) redolent, scented, odorous. aroglus odorous; synonyms (adj) fragrant, odoriferous, aromatic, balmy, scented, redolent, sweet, perfumed; antonym (adj) odorless. arolwg survey; synonyms (n) poll, review, measurement, inspection, (v) study, measure, view, appraise, canvass, prospect; antonym (v) neglect. arolygiaeth supervision; synonyms (n) oversight, charge, control, direction, management, superintendence, guidance, custody, observation, (v) inspection. arolygu 1. superintend; synonyms (v) manage, oversee, direct, administer, control, run, supervise, govern, handle, overlook, 2. survey; synonyms (n) poll, review, measurement, inspection, (v) study, measure, view, appraise, canvass, prospect; antonym (v) neglect. arolygwr 1. inspector; synonyms (n) examiner, supervisor, auditor, controller, investigator, superintendent, assessor, director, manager, overseer, 2. superintendent; synonyms (n) custodian, inspector, administrator, keeper, chief, boss, caretaker, guardian, (adj) curator, governor, 3. surveyor; synonyms (n) visitor, engineer, husband, ranger, supercargo, traveler, voyager. arolygydd 1. inspector; synonyms (n) examiner, supervisor, auditor, controller, investigator, superintendent, assessor, director, manager, overseer, 2. surveyor; synonyms (n) inspector, visitor, engineer, husband, ranger, supercargo, traveler, voyager, 3. superintendent; synonyms (n) custodian, administrator, keeper, chief, boss, caretaker, guardian, super, (adj) curator, governor. aros 1. stop; synonyms (v) stand, block, close, (n) halt, hold, stay, check, end, arrest, bar; antonyms (v) continue, start, begin, encourage, permit, prolong, 2. stay; synonyms (v) remain, reside, rest, prop, stop, abide, endure, pause, bide, (n) delay; antonyms (v) leave, change, abscond, depart, 3. wait; synonyms (v) expect, anticipate, ambush, await, lurk, linger, hesitate, watch, (n) holdup, (adj) tarry, 4. remain; synonyms (v) keep, last, persist, live, be, dwell, persevere, exist, stick, attend, 5. await; synonyms (v) wait, look, hope, approach, loom, 6. bide; synonyms (v) bear, (adj) suffer, tolerate, 7. abide; synonyms (v) brook, inhabit, stomach, take, undergo, lodge, support, digest, submit, (adj) perch, 8. tarry; synonyms (v) loiter, lag, dally, dawdle, saunter, (adj) pitchy, resinous, resiny. arswyd 1. horror; synonyms (n) awe, abomination, abhorrence, dismay, fear, alarm, fright, repulsion, revulsion, (adj) dread; antonym (n) pleasantness, 2. dread; synonyms (n) apprehension, anxiety, panic,
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Welsh - English consternation, foreboding, terror, trepidation, affright, doubt, horror; antonym (n) bravery, 3. terror; synonyms (n) scare, scourge, brat, shock, awfulness, phobia, dreadfulness. arswydo 1. dread; synonyms (n) apprehension, anxiety, awe, panic, alarm, consternation, dismay, foreboding, terror, (v) fear; antonym (n) bravery, 2. fear; synonyms (n) doubt, anguish, care, fright, trepidation, worry, (v) dread, concern, reverence, affright; antonyms (n) confidence, fearlessness, reassurance, 3. shudder; synonyms (n) shake, quake, quivering, shivering, chill, (v) shiver, quiver, tremble, dither, flicker. arswydus 1. horrible; synonyms (adj) abominable, atrocious, awful, fearful, frightful, dire, dreadful, fearsome, formidable, ghastly; antonyms (adj) pleasant, wonderful, lovely, nice, 2. dreadful; synonyms (adj) bad, dread, alarming, terrible, appalling, direful, grisly, hideous, horrible, monstrous, 3. fearful; synonyms (adj) afraid, cowardly, anxious, apprehensive, craven, timid, eerie, awesome, dastardly, desperate; antonyms (adj) brave, calm, rational, bold, confident, unimpressed, 4. awful; synonyms (adj) nasty, amazing, deplorable, detestable, disgusting, gruesome, hateful, horrendous, horrid, (adv) beastly; antonyms (adj) excellent, great, marvelous, 5. terrible; synonyms (adj) horrific, horrifying, severe, shocking, painful, heinous, disastrous, extreme, foul, frightening. arsyllfa observatory; synonyms (n) lookout, picket, scout, sentinel, sentry, spotter, watch. artaith 1. agony; synonyms (n) anguish, torture, distress, misery, suffering, torment, grief, pain, pang, passion, 2. torture; synonyms (n) agony, excruciation, martyrdom, (v) rack, afflict, agonize, excruciate, persecute, martyr, crucify, 3. pang; synonyms (n) ache, twinge, cramp, stab, sting, 4. torment; synonyms (n) harass, annoy, curse, (v) tease, badger, irritate, oppress, pester, worry, plague. arteithglwyd rack; synonyms (n) manger, wrack, bracket, cage, (v) torture, excruciate, torment, afflict, agonize, pain. arteithio 1. rack; synonyms (n) manger, wrack, bracket, cage, (v) torture, excruciate, torment, afflict, agonize, pain, 2. excruciate; synonyms (v) rack, crucify, bedevil, discruciate, dun, hurt, strike, try, (n) cruciate, (adj) excruciated, 3. torture; synonyms (n) distress, agony, anguish, suffering, excruciation, grief, misery, martyrdom, (v) persecute, martyr. arteithiol 1. excruciating; synonyms (adj) agonizing, harrowing, painful, sharp, intolerable, acute, violent, insufferable, insupportable, (v) cutting; antonym (adj) bearable, 2. racking; synonyms (v) consuming, corroding, searching, (n) kegging,
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scaffolding, shelving, (adj) excruciating, grueling, piercing, wrenching. arth bear; synonyms (v) carry, accept, abide, acquit, stand, take, afford, allow, apply, assume. arthog surly; synonyms (adj) grumpy, sullen, peevish, crusty, churlish, brusque, grouchy, gruff, (n) harsh, rude. artist artist; synonyms (n) actor, artificer, master, player, musician, performer, artisan, creator, entertainer, maker. artistig artistic; synonyms (adj) esthetic, aesthetic, elegant, ingenious, pleasing, attic, creative, imaginative, inventive, tasteful. aruchel 1. lofty; synonyms (adj) high, elevated, eminent, exalted, arrogant, grand, haughty, tall, great, distinguished; antonyms (adj) low, short, lowly, 2. sublime; synonyms (adj) dignified, lofty, majestic, magnificent, noble, glorious, empyreal, empyrean, heroic, (v) sacred. arucheledd 1. sublimity; synonyms (n) nobility, elevation, majesty, loftiness, magnificence, dignity, greatness, (adj) grandeur, splendor, solemnity, 2. loftiness; synonyms (n) height, highness, haughtiness, altitude, arrogance, pride, disdain, stateliness, tallness. aruthr 1. wonderful; synonyms (adj) extraordinary, marvelous, astonishing, excellent, remarkable, phenomenal, amazing, fantastic, grand, great; antonyms (adj) awful, terrible, unpleasant, dreadful, 2. cruel; synonyms (adj) barbarous, brutal, hard, harsh, heartless, unkind, bitter, bloody, atrocious, biting; antonyms (adj) gentle, kind, merciful, humane, liberal, sympathetic, 3. terrible; synonyms (adj) horrible, horrid, monstrous, abominable, appalling, dire, fearful, frightful, ghastly, hideous; antonyms (adj) wonderful, lovely, pleasant, 4. strange; synonyms (adj) extraneous, foreign, peculiar, abnormal, curious, irregular, mysterious, new, odd, outlandish; antonyms (adj) normal, ordinary, familiar, typical, 5. very; synonyms (adv) extremely, greatly, highly, really, completely, entirely, most, quite, (adj) much, identical; antonyms (adv) abysmally, slightly, somewhat, 6. marvelous; synonyms (adj) fabulous, incredible, prodigious, terrific, tremendous, glorious, brilliant, cool, magnificent, marvellous. aruthredd 1. wonder; synonyms (v) admire, (n) marvel, prodigy, admiration, amazement, astonishment, miracle, surprise, muse, phenomenon, 2. horror; synonyms (n) awe, abomination, abhorrence, dismay, fear, alarm, fright, repulsion, revulsion, (adj) dread; antonym (n) pleasantness, 3. fear; synonyms (n) apprehension, doubt, anguish, care, consternation, foreboding, trepidation, worry, (v) concern, reverence;
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antonyms (n) bravery, confidence, fearlessness, reassurance, 4. amazement; synonyms (n) wonder, stupor, (v) amaze. aruthro amaze; synonyms (v) astonish, astound, baffle, dazzle, dumbfound, puzzle, stagger, discombobulate, alarm, (adj) surprise. aruthrol 1. huge; synonyms (adj) big, enormous, gigantic, immense, large, vast, colossal, extensive, great, elephantine; antonyms (adj) tiny, insignificant, miniature, small, 2. prodigious; synonyms (adj) huge, monstrous, exceptional, gargantuan, phenomenal, portentous, stupendous, exceeding, incredible, marvelous. arwaesaf 1. warrant; synonyms (n) guarantee, authority, vouch, authorization, security, (v) permit, license, assure, justify, sanction, 2. guarantor; synonyms (n) backer, warranter, sponsor, surety, warrantor, fidejussor, patron, supporter, benefactor, champion, 3. protector; synonyms (n) defender, guard, guardian, custodian, conservator, escort, hero, preserver, protection, emperor. arwain 1. lead (plwm); synonyms (v) head, guide, conduct, contribute, direct, chair, conduce, control, go, govern; antonym (v) follow, 2. guide; synonyms (n) escort, directory, attendant, usher, chief, (v) drive, channel, bring, advise, cicerone, 3. carry (cario); synonyms (v) bear, convey, take, acquit, behave, accept, comport, hold, pack, transport, 4. conduct; synonyms (n) behavior, administration, manage, demeanor, lead, (v) act, administer, carriage, bearing, carry. arwedd 1. bearing; synonyms (n) carriage, demeanor, appearance, approach, aspect, attitude, conduct, deportment, direction, manner, 2. aspect; synonyms (n) look, surface, bearing, expression, prospect, side, view, air, angle, face. arweddu bear (arth); synonyms (v) carry, accept, abide, acquit, stand, take, afford, allow, apply, assume. arweddwr bearer; synonyms (n) carrier, holder, courier, messenger, porter, envoy, chokra, hamal, tranter, herald. arweinffon baton; synonyms (n) stick, club, staff, wand, cudgel, rod, alpenstock. arweiniad 1. guidance; synonyms (n) direction, government, control, advice, administration, counsel, lead, (v) conduct, management, charge, 2. introduction; synonyms (n) induction, beginning, foreword, insertion, preface, presentation, entrance, initiation, preamble, preliminary; antonyms (n) finale, export, postscript, 3. leadership; synonyms (n) guidance, command, authority, generalship, influence, leading, supervision, supremacy, leaders, power. arweiniol 1. leading; synonyms (adj) chief, main, outstanding, head, great, capital, dominant, (v) first,
(n) cardinal, (adv) ahead; antonym (adj) minor,
2. introductory; synonyms (adj) initial, elementary,
inceptive, basic, incipient, opening, prefatory, preliminary, prefatorial, prelusive; antonym (adj) final. arweinydd 1. leader; synonyms (n) chief, guide, boss, captain, director, head, chieftain, commander, conductor, administrator; antonyms (n) follower, straggler, 2. guide; synonyms (n) escort, directory, attendant, control, usher, (v) direct, conduct, govern, drive, channel; antonym (v) follow, 3. conductor; synonyms (n) leader, chauffeur, manager, pilot, ringleader, core, (v) guard; antonym (n) insulator. arweinyddiaeth leadership; synonyms (n) guidance, command, lead, control, direction, authority, generalship, administration, influence, conduct. arwerthiant 1. auction; synonyms (n) bidding, vendue, angle, cant, portsale, bargain, corner, (v) auctioneer, sale, sell, 2. sale; synonyms (n) fair, disposal, demand, market, vend, vendition, outlet, carnival, contract, (adj) cheap. arwerthu auction; synonyms (n) bidding, vendue, angle, cant, portsale, bargain, corner, (v) auctioneer, sale, sell. arwerthwr auctioneer; synonyms (n) broker, attorney, advocate, bailiff, clerk, factor, proctor, secretary, seller, (v) auction. arwest 1. string; synonyms (n) chain, file, row, strand, twine, range, cord, filament, (v) run, (adj) line, 2. minstrelsy; synonyms (n) orchestra, entertainment, gayety, glee, joy, merriment, mirth, music. arwisg cloak; synonyms (n) mask, veil, camouflage, cape, masquerade, (v) cover, wrap, conceal, dissemble, hide; antonyms (v) disclose, reveal, uncover. arwisgiad investiture; synonyms (n) inauguration, installation, investment, coronation, enthronement, enthronization, induction, initiation, investing. arwisgo 1. enrobe; synonyms (v) array, clothe, dress, dight, robe, vest, drape, 2. array; synonyms (n) arrangement, line, (v) attire, adorn, apparel, arrange, deck, display, garb, range; antonym (v) disarray, 3. invest; synonyms (v) install, empower, endow, commit, crown, endue, enthrone, indue, inaugurate, induct. arwr hero; synonyms (n) champion, character, leader, protector, worthy, protagonist, warrior, bomber, celebrity, combatant. arwraidd 1. epic; synonyms (adj) epical, heroic, massive, descriptive, (n) epos, saga, verse; antonyms (n) flop, prose, 2. heroic; synonyms (adj) bold, brave, courageous, fearless, chivalrous,
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Welsh - English dauntless, gallant, grand, intrepid, valiant; antonym (adj) cowardly. arwres heroine; synonyms (n) hero, adventurer, champion, heroess, part, protagonist, role, angel, conqueror, demigod. arwriaeth heroism; synonyms (n) gallantry, bravery, courage, valor, boldness, daring, chivalry, valiance, valiancy, (adj) prowess; antonym (n) cowardice. arwrol 1. gallant; synonyms (adj) brave, courageous, daring, fearless, bold, chivalrous, courteous, dashing, fine, (n) beau; antonyms (adj) cowardly, boorish, 2. heroic; synonyms (adj) dauntless, gallant, grand, intrepid, valiant, epic, heroical, imposing, impressive, splendid. arwrwas hero; synonyms (n) champion, character, leader, protector, worthy, protagonist, warrior, bomber, celebrity, combatant. arwyar bloodstained; synonyms (adj) bloody, gory, butcherly, sanguineous, slaughterous. arwybod awareness; synonyms (n) consciousness, appreciation, knowledge, perception, sensation, sense, understanding, feeling, acquaintance, cognizance; antonym (n) ignorance. arwych fine; synonyms (adj) delicate, agreeable, dainty, brave, capital, elegant, excellent, nice, (n) penalty, (v) punish; antonyms (adj) poor, thick, coarse, substantial, unsatisfactory, wide. arwydd sign; synonyms (n) signal, indication, mark, motion, portent, brand, emblem, imprint, (v) gesture, indicate. arwyddair motto; synonyms (n) cry, catchword, adage, epigraph, maxim, slogan, device, aphorism, axiom, catchphrase. arwyddlun 1. emblem; synonyms (n) flag, allegory, device, type, character, ensign, figure, sign, symbol, colors, 2. symbol; synonyms (n) emblem, number, badge, mark, stamp, insignia, numeral, token, image, indication. arwyddluniol 1. emblematic; synonyms (adj) symbolic, typical, characteristic, allegorical, emblematical, figurative, symbolical, typic, (v) representative, symptomatic, 2. symbolic; synonyms (adj) emblematic, metaphorical, significant, (n) symbolics, (v) diacritical; antonym (adj) literal. arwyddnod 1. mark; synonyms (n) brand, evidence, score, character, heed, (v) blemish, characterize, distinguish, grade, (adj) notice, 2. token; synonyms (adj) nominal, (n) mark, memento, souvenir, note, keepsake, relic, sign, trace, stamp. arwyddo 1. sign; synonyms (n) signal, indication, mark, motion, portent, brand, emblem, imprint, (v) gesture, indicate, 2. betoken; synonyms (n) denote, (v) augur, portend, bode, foreshadow, foretell, prognosticate, bespeak, presage, imply, 3. signify; synonyms (v) intend, point, express,
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intimate, matter, be, betoken, connote, (n) mean, import. arwyddocaol significant; synonyms (adj) important, material, momentous, grave, meaningful, serious, critical, emphatic, (v) considerable, influential; antonyms (adj) insignificant, minor, unimportant, small, trivial. arwylaidd funereal; synonyms (adj) doleful, dismal, dreary, gloomy, melancholy, somber, dolorous, dark, depressing, (v) burial. arwyliant funeral; synonyms (n) burial, entombment, interment, pyre, wake, committal, (adj) funebrial. arwylo bemoan; synonyms (v) bewail, lament, deplore, mourn, complain, grieve, regret, weep, moan, sorrow. arwyneb 1. plane; synonyms (n) airplane, face, aeroplane, aircraft, (v) flatten, (adj) level, even, flat, horizontal, smooth, 2. surface; synonyms (n) outside, superficies, facet, grain, (v) appear, emerge, coat, rise, (adj) exterior, external; antonyms (n) core, inside, interior, middle. arwynebedd 1. area; synonyms (n) place, region, size, width, expanse, field, neighborhood, section, sphere, breadth, 2. superficies; synonyms (n) surface, exterior, exteriority, top, bulk, compass, degree, extent, externality, length, 3. surface; synonyms (n) level, face, outside, superficies, facet, grain, (v) appear, emerge, coat, (adj) external; antonyms (n) core, inside, interior, middle. arwynebol superficial; synonyms (adj) cursory, shallow, external, sketchy, slight, apparent, exterior, frivolous, outward, surface; antonyms (adj) deep, innate, real, thorough, profound, inner, permanent. arwyrain 1. rise; synonyms (n) elevation, lift, ascent, (v) climb, mount, ascend, increase, heave, arise, jump; antonyms (n) reduction, (v) fall, decrease, drop, sink, descend, plummet, retire, 2. extol; synonyms (v) commend, exalt, acclaim, applaud, celebrate, eulogize, laud, glorify, praise, admire; antonym (v) criticize, 3. praise; synonyms (n) compliment, applause, commendation, glory, kudos, admiration, (v) approve, extol, honor, flatter; antonyms (n) criticism, disparagement, (v) belittle, disparage, rebuke, reprimand, reproach, scold, chastise, denigrate, 4. panegyric; synonyms (adj) encomiastic, panegyrical, eulogistic, (n) eulogy, encomium, eloge, paean, (v) laudation. arwystlo 1. mortgage; synonyms (n) gage, plight, warranty, credit, loan, (v) bond, pawn, pledge, impawn, 2. pledge; synonyms (n) assurance, engage, promise, bet, bail, (v) wager, covenant, guarantee, contract, assure. arynaig 1. fear; synonyms (n) apprehension, awe, alarm, dismay, doubt, anguish, care, consternation, (v) dread, concern; antonyms (n) bravery,
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confidence, fearlessness, reassurance, 2. dread; synonyms (n) anxiety, panic, foreboding, terror, trepidation, affright, fright, horror, (v) fear, worry. arysgrif 1. epigraph; synonyms (n) posy, epitaph, legend, 2. inscription; synonyms (n) entry, dedication, autograph, lettering, record, writing, letter, memorandum, script, title. arysgrifen 1. epigraph; synonyms (n) posy, epitaph, legend, 2. inscription; synonyms (n) entry, dedication, autograph, lettering, record, writing, letter, memorandum, script, title. as 1. ace; synonyms (n) expert, one, virtuoso, wizard, adept, master, (adj) crack, dot, iota, jot, 2. donkey (asyn); synonyms (n) burro, ass, fool, idiot, moke, jackass, simpleton, dizzard, 3. particle; synonyms (n) molecule, grain, speck, bit, fragment, mite, ace, corpuscle, crumb, (adj) atom. asb asp; synonyms (n) aspick, rattlesnake, aspen, cobra, serpent. asbestos asbestos; synonyms (n) asbestus, (adj) fireproof. asbri 1. wickedness; synonyms (n) evil, depravity, sin, iniquity, sinfulness, harm, ill, evilness, vice, corruption; antonyms (n) goodness, kindness, virtue, piety, 2. animation; synonyms (n) life, liveliness, vitality, activity, dash, exhilaration, spirit, vivacity, buoyancy, (adj) alacrity; antonym (n) lethargy, 3. vivacity; synonyms (n) animation, energy, enthusiasm, happiness, sparkle, vigor, effervescence, sprightliness, gaiety, pep, 4. spirits; synonyms (n) liquor, alcohol, booze, humor, essence, (adj) cheer, gayety, geniality, (v) wine. asen 1. ass (asyn); synonyms (n) donkey, arse, anus, bottom, bum, fool, idiot, arsehole, backside, behind, 2. rib; synonyms (n) ridge, vein, jest, (v) joke, tease, guy, mock, ridicule, helpmate, chaff. asesu assess; synonyms (v) appraise, evaluate, appreciate, value, estimate, gauge, mark, measure, review, tax. aseth 1. spar; synonyms (n) beam, mast, bar, (v) quarrel, box, fight, bicker, disagree, 2. stake; synonyms (n) bet, chance, venture, post, wager, interest, shaft, (v) hazard, risk, gamble, 3. lath; synonyms (n) board, fillet, batten, plank, list, ribbon, strip, band, fascia, floorboard. asethu join; synonyms (v) connect, unite, associate, combine, link, graft, assemble, affiliate, attach, meet; antonyms (v) detach, secede, separate, split, undo. asgell 1. wing; synonyms (n) annex, arm, fender, limb, pinion, flank, extension, pennon, (v) fly, soar, 2. fin; synonyms (n) spline, feather, fins, flipper, flippers, hand, cinque, five, fiver, fivesome.
asgellog winged; synonyms (adj) fast, rapid, swift, speedy, quick, agile, alated, aligerous, composed, fleet. asgellwr winger; synonym (n) companion. asgen 1. harm; synonyms (n) evil, hurt, detriment, bruise, wound, disadvantage, (v) damage, abuse, blemish, injure; antonyms (v) enhance, benefit, 2. tendency; synonyms (n) drift, proclivity, leaning, propensity, trend, direction, disposition, inclination, partiality, bent. asgennu ascend; synonyms (v) rise, arise, mount, climb, scale, uprise, increase, appear, escalate, jump; antonyms (v) descend, drop. asgetiaeth asceticism; synonyms (n) austerity, abstinence, temperance, abstemiousness, frugality, graveness, harshness, holiness, moderation, nonindulgence. asgetig ascetic; synonyms (adj) abstemious, austere, ascetical, severe, sober, (n) hermit, abstinent, monk, recluse, abstainer. asglodyn chip; synonyms (n) splinter, bit, flake, chipping, fleck, fragment, microchip, (v) crack, cut, nick. asgre 1. heart (calon); synonyms (n) core, center, spirit, affection, basis, bosom, breast, courage, crux, (adj) gist; antonym (n) edge, 2. bosom; synonyms (n) heart, interior, boob, embrace, bust, chest, soul, tit, (v) hug, (adj) intimate. asgwrn bone; synonyms (n) os, ivory, mouth, osmium, argument, (v) cartilage, swot, gristle, prepare, arise. asgwrneiddio ossify; synonyms (v) harden, stiffen, rigidify, stabilize, thicken, congeal, (adj) indurate, petrify, vitrify, temper. asid acid; synonyms (adj) acerbic, acidic, bitter, caustic, sharp, sour, acerb, acrid, cutting, pointed; antonym (adj) sweet. asidig acidic; synonyms (adj) sour, acid, acidulent, acidulous, bitter, sharp, corrosive, astringent; antonym (adj) sweet. asiedydd joiner; synonyms (n) carpenter, associate, member. asio 1. join; synonyms (v) connect, unite, associate, combine, link, graft, assemble, affiliate, attach, meet; antonyms (v) detach, secede, separate, split, undo, 2. weld; synonyms (n) junction, (v) join, solder, bond, cement, fasten, fuse, fix, affix, blend, 3. cement; synonyms (n) glue, adhesive, gum, paste, size, cementum, (v) plaster, stick, adhere, bind, 4. piece; synonyms (n) cut, division, fragment, part, article, component, composition, hunk, lump, patch, 5. solder; synonym (adj) impact.
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astalch shield; synonyms (n) screen, shelter, buffer,
asur azure; synonyms (n) cerulean, blue, sapphire,
armor, (v) cover, guard, safeguard, preserve, secure, defend; antonym (v) expose. astell 1. plank; synonyms (n) board, beam, timber, girder, panel, slat, bridge, footbridge, parachute, (v) flump, 2. ledge; synonyms (n) edge, projection, bulge, jetty, rack, shelf, bench, hummock, (adj) escarpment, 3. shelf (silff); synonyms (n) ledge, bank, flat, frame, shallows, stand, support, bracket, breakers, (adj) shallow. astrus 1. abstruse; synonyms (adj) recondite, esoteric, obscure, abstract, cryptic, deep, difficult, mysterious, occult, complex, 2. difficult; synonyms (adj) arduous, awkward, demanding, burdensome, complicated, delicate, fastidious, hard, knotty, uphill; antonyms (adj) easy, simple, straightforward, good-natured, rewarding, clear, 3. ambiguous; synonyms (adj) equivocal, indistinct, indeterminate, uncertain, evasive, slippery, amphibolous, confused, doubtful, (v) vague; antonyms (adj) definite, unambiguous, unequivocal. astrusi 1. ambiguity; synonyms (n) equivocation, doubt, uncertainty, unclearness, equivocalness, haziness, hesitation, obscurity, vagueness, loophole; antonyms (n) clearness, precision, unambiguity, 2. confusion; synonyms (n) bewilderment, chaos, commotion, disarray, agitation, bedlam, clutter, disorder, distraction, disturbance; antonyms (n) clarity, order. astud 1. attentive; synonyms (adj) thoughtful, assiduous, diligent, heedful, observant, watchful, advertent, alert, aware, careful; antonyms (adj) inattentive, negligent, unfocused, forgetful, neglectful, heedless, 2. diligent; synonyms (adj) busy, active, painstaking, earnest, attentive, industrious, laborious, studious, occupied, brisk; antonyms (adj) lazy, careless. astudiaeth study; synonyms (n) survey, consideration, (v) consider, examine, review, learn, research, check, analyze, contemplate. astudio study; synonyms (n) survey, consideration, (v) consider, examine, review, learn, research, check, analyze, contemplate. astudrwydd 1. diligence; synonyms (n) care, assiduity, application, attention, industry, activity, perseverance, carefulness, industriousness, (adj) painstaking; antonym (n) laziness, 2. attentiveness; synonyms (n) vigilance, alertness, courtesy, thoughtfulness, consideration, heed, regard, diligence; antonym (n) abstraction, 3. study; synonyms (n) survey, (v) consider, examine, review, learn, research, check, analyze, contemplate, inquire. astyllodi split; synonyms (v) crack, cut, fracture, slit, burst, divide, separate, (n) break, rip, rupture; antonyms (v) join, unite, merge.
heaven, lazuline, (adj) azureous, azurine, azurn, cloudless, cobalt. aswy 1. left (chwith); synonyms (adj) gone, absent, odd, port, remaining, larboard, sinister, unexpended, abandoned, remainder; antonym (n) right, consider also 2. left side (chwith). aswyno 1. charm; synonyms (n) allure, amulet, appeal, spell, (v) attract, captivate, bewitch, fascinate, enchant, entrance; antonyms (n) repulsion, ugliness, (v) repel, 2. beseech; synonyms (v) entreat, beg, adjure, ask, crave, implore, pray, request, conjure, importune, 3. conjure; synonyms (v) arouse, invoke, juggle, beseech, bid, evoke. asyn 1. donkey; synonyms (n) burro, ass, fool, idiot, moke, jackass, simpleton, dizzard, 2. ass; synonyms (n) donkey, arse, anus, bottom, bum, arsehole, backside, behind, butt, buttocks. asynnaidd asinine; synonyms (adj) absurd, foolish, inane, silly, fatuous, idiotic, mindless, preposterous, senseless, stupid. at 1. for; synonyms (prep) because, behind, by, per, during, (conj) considering, (adv) against, as, therefore, hence, 2. to; synonyms (prep) at, in, about, before, into, near, toward, towards, (prf) on, (v) till, 3. at; synonyms (prep) a, (n) astatine, (adv) along, (prf) all, completely, (adj) entertainment, levee, party, reception, conversazione, 4. by; synonyms (prep) beside, of, (adv) aside, away, past, through, apart, beyond, (adv, prep) alongside, (adj) over. atafael distraint; synonyms (n) distress, hurt, suffering. atafaeliad 1. distraint; synonyms (n) distress, hurt, suffering, 2. confiscation; synonyms (n) seizure, appropriation, arrogation, premunire, amputation, capture, damages, deletion, deodand, (v) sequestration; antonyms (n) restoration, return. atafaelu 1. attach; synonyms (v) add, adhere, append, affix, bind, link, associate, assign, annex, apply; antonyms (v) detach, undo, disconnect, separate, unfasten, 2. confiscate; synonyms (v) appropriate, seize, attach, commandeer, distrain, take, condemn, expropriate, (adj) confiscated, forfeit, 3. distrain; synonyms (v) levy, poind, (n) apprehend, arraign, cite, distress, afflict, affliction, impeach, indict. atal 1. stop (aros); synonyms (v) stand, block, close, (n) halt, hold, stay, check, end, arrest, bar; antonyms (v) continue, start, begin, encourage, permit, prolong, 2. withhold; synonyms (v) deny, keep, reserve, retain, suppress, detain, restrain, abstain, stint, refrain, 3. impediment; synonyms (n) hindrance, hitch, barrier, drawback, encumbrance, obstruction, delay, blockage, deterrent, (v) difficulty, 4. hindrance; synonyms
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disturbance, disadvantage, handicap, clog, deterrence, (v) curb, detention; antonym (n) help, 5. hinder; synonyms (adj) posterior, hind, (v) impede, hamper, obstruct, resist, counteract, embarrass, encumber, frustrate; antonyms (v) assist, facilitate, 6. arrest; synonyms (n) stop, apprehension, custody, (v) capture, catch, apprehend, collar, get, hinder, inhibit; antonyms (v) release, discharge, 7. hold; synonyms (v) endure, adhere, bear, comprise, contain, entertain, have, carry, (n) grasp, grip, 8. prevent; synonyms (v) anticipate, forbid, avert, avoid, debar, exclude, forestall, obviate, preclude, foil. atalfa 1. check; synonyms (v) bridle, stop, block, limit, agree, halt, restrain, (n) control, arrest, curb, 2. barrier; synonyms (n) barricade, bar, bulwark, dam, handicap, hurdle, obstruction, rampart, restraint, boundary, 3. stoppage; synonyms (n) hitch, closure, hindrance, interruption, check, prevention, pause, breakdown, intermission, discontinuance, 4. prevention; synonyms (n) avoidance, exclusion, interference, prohibition, prenotion; antonym (n) success. atalglawdd barricade; synonyms (n) bar, barrier, obstruction, fence, rampart, (v) block, blockade, obstruct, dam, hinder. ataliad 1. check; synonyms (v) bridle, stop, block, limit, agree, halt, restrain, (n) control, arrest, curb, 2. prevention; synonyms (n) avoidance, bar, exclusion, interference, prohibition, restraint, prenotion; antonym (n) success, 3. stoppage; synonyms (n) hitch, closure, hindrance, interruption, obstruction, check, prevention, pause, breakdown, intermission. ataliaeth 1. check; synonyms (v) bridle, stop, block, limit, agree, halt, restrain, (n) control, arrest, curb, 2. stoppage; synonyms (n) hitch, closure, hindrance, interruption, obstruction, check, prevention, pause, breakdown, intermission, 3. prevention; synonyms (n) avoidance, bar, exclusion, interference, prohibition, restraint, prenotion; antonym (n) success. ataliol preventive; synonyms (adj) prophylactic, preventative, defensive, cautionary, (n) contraceptive, deterrent, hindrance, blocking, impediment, condom; antonym (adj) encouraging. atalnod 1. stop (aros); synonyms (v) stand, block, close, (n) halt, hold, stay, check, end, arrest, bar; antonyms (v) continue, start, begin, encourage, permit, prolong, 2. point; synonyms (n) place, grade, peak, nib, edge, aim, article, degree, (v) head, direct, 3. period; synonyms (n) age, dot, epoch, era, point, duration, generation, day, conclusion, cycle, consider also 4. punctuation mark; synonyms (n) punctuation, spot.
atalnodi 1. point; synonyms (n) place, grade, peak, nib, edge, aim, article, degree, (v) head, direct, 2. punctuate; synonyms (v) emphasize, interrupt, accent, accentuate, emphasise, point, stress, mark.
atalnodiad punctuation; synonyms (n) accidence, grammar, praxis, interpunction, pointing, syntax. atalnodiaeth punctuation; synonyms (n) accidence, grammar, praxis, interpunction, pointing, syntax. atalnwyd 1. complex; synonyms (adj) composite, complicate, abstruse, difficult, elaborate, intricate, knotty, abstract, tricky, (n) obsession; antonyms (adj) simple, basic, straightforward, clear, plain, 2. inhibition; synonyms (n) check, prohibition, restraint, suppression, taboo, control, ban, constraint, arrest, forbiddance. atblyg reflex; synonyms (n) reaction, (v) reflection, reflexion, (adj) automatic, involuntary, instinctive, unconscious. atblygol reflexive; synonyms (adj) reflex, reciprocal, reflective, automatic, involuntary, alternate, automatonlike, inactive, inert, machinelike. atbor scraps; synonyms (n) refuse, garbage, leftover, trash, residue, snippets. atchwyl 1. consideration; synonyms (n) concern, respect, attention, care, reflection, thought, account, cogitation, conception, (v) regard; antonyms (n) thoughtlessness, impulsiveness, inconsideration, 2. revolution; synonyms (n) change, gyration, insurrection, mutiny, rebellion, revolt, rotation, turn, alteration, (v) circuit. ateb 1. answer; synonyms (n) reply, respond, retort, return, solution, (v) counter, resolve, serve, acknowledge, agree; antonyms (v) question, ask, 2. reply; synonyms (n) answer, echo, rejoinder, response, reaction, repay, replication, defense, (v) react, rejoin, 3. solution; synonyms (n) dissolution, resolution, settlement, determination, explanation, key, result, remedy, definition, resolving. atebiad answer (ateb); synonyms (n) reply, respond, retort, return, solution, (v) counter, resolve, serve, acknowledge, agree; antonyms (v) question, ask. atebol 1. accountable; synonyms (adj) amenable, answerable, responsible, (v) liable, 2. amenable; synonyms (adj) docile, accountable, yielding, compliant, obedient, submissive, tractable, acquiescent, approachable, biddable; antonyms (adj) unwilling, obstinate, stubborn, 3. answerable; synonym (adj) subject, 4. responsible; synonyms (adj) reliable, dependable, trustworthy, culpable, faithful, responsive, conscientious, creditworthy, guilty, (v) bound; antonyms (adj) irresponsible, innocent. atecbost prop; synonyms (n) support, post, shore, fulcrum, property, (v) buttress, brace, bolster, hold, rest.
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atgenhedliad regeneration; synonyms (n) revival, rebirth, sanctification, renaissance, resurgence, revitalization, conversion, inspiration, (adj) adoption, beatification. atgenhedlu regenerate; synonyms (v) renew, reform, restore, revive, refresh, renovate, rejuvenate, reclaim, reconstruct, (n) convert. atglafychu relapse; synonyms (n) lapse, recidivism, fall, regression, deterioration, (v) regress, decline, backslide, revert, recur; antonyms (n) improvement, (v) improve. atgno remorse; synonyms (n) compunction, penitence, contrition, repentance, guilt, regret, penance, grief, sorrow, qualm. atgnofa remorse; synonyms (n) compunction, penitence, contrition, repentance, guilt, regret, penance, grief, sorrow, qualm. atgof 1. remembrance; synonyms (n) memory, recollection, commemoration, memorial, mind, recall, memento, relic, monument, anamnesis, 2. reminiscence; synonyms (n) remembrance, memoir, nostalgia. atgoffa remind; synonyms (v) remember, recollect, prompt, recall, commemorate, hint, jog, think, consider, (n) mind. atgofio 1. recollect; synonyms (v) recall, remember, recognize, remind, mind, think, reminisce, retrieve, consider, review; antonym (v) forget, 2. remember (cofio); synonyms (v) commemorate, recollect, record, retain, ponder, mark, imagine, refresh, cite, memorialize, 3. remind; synonyms (v) prompt, hint, jog, cue. atgofus reminiscent; synonyms (adj) evocative, redolent, remindful, indicative, suggestive, aromatic, important, meaningful, significant, implicative. atgor 1. return; synonyms (n) yield, pay, recompense, refund, restitution, proceeds, (v) recur, reimburse, render, repay; antonyms (n) departure, abolition, confiscation, recovery, (v) keep, 2. furrow; synonyms (n) fold, crinkle, channel, line, cut, ditch, (v) wrinkle, crease, groove, chamfer, 3. plow; synonyms (n) plough, furrow, (v) farm, cultivate, hoe, rake, till, address, cover, deal. atgrychyn 1. semiquaver; synonyms (n) demiquaver, hemidemisemiquaver, consider also 2. sixteenth note; synonym (n) semiquaver. atgryfhau reinvigorate; synonyms (v) refresh, reanimate, stimulate, revive, animate, invigorate, quicken. atgwymp relapse; synonyms (n) lapse, recidivism, fall, regression, deterioration, (v) regress, decline, backslide, revert, recur; antonyms (n) improvement, (v) improve. atgwympo relapse; synonyms (n) lapse, recidivism, fall, regression, deterioration, (v) regress, decline,
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backslide, revert, recur; antonyms (n) improvement, (v) improve. atgyfannu reintegrate; synonyms (v) rehabilitate, reestablish, restore. atgyfeiriad bearing; synonyms (n) carriage, demeanor, appearance, approach, aspect, attitude, conduct, deportment, direction, manner. atgyflyru recondition; synonyms (v) mend, overhaul, fix, refurbish, renovate, repair, reconstruct, rehabilitate, renew, restore. atgyfnerthol reinforcing; synonyms (n) reinforcement, development, splicing. atgyfnerthu 1. support; synonyms (n) help, stand, aid, keep, comfort, (v) assist, prop, back, brace, encourage; antonyms (n) hindrance, (v) oppose, neglect, undermine, abandon, reject, weaken, 2. refresh; synonyms (v) freshen, air, enliven, invigorate, update, cool, recruit, regenerate, rejuvenate, renew, 3. reinforce; synonyms (v) bolster, intensify, enhance, buttress, consolidate, fortify, support, enforce, harden, reenforce. atgyfodi 1. resurrect; synonyms (v) raise, revive, reanimate, revivify, animate, quicken, refresh, exhume, rally, rejuvenate, 2. revive; synonyms (v) recover, invigorate, renew, renovate, restore, resuscitate, awake, repair, recreate, regenerate. atgyfodiad resurrection; synonyms (n) renewal, rebirth, regeneration, resurgence, revival, reanimation, renaissance, resuscitation, translation, reincarnation. atgynnull reassemble; synonyms (v) rally, reconstruct. atgyweiriad 1. repair; synonyms (n) fix, overhaul, (v) remedy, mend, patch, redress, correct, cure, compensate, doctor; antonym (v) break, 2. restoration; synonyms (n) restitution, reinstatement, renewal, renovation, restore, revival, regaining, repair, return, (v) amends; antonyms (n) confiscation, reduction. atgyweirio 1. mend; synonyms (v) repair, improve, correct, cure, amend, better, doctor, heal, (n) fix, patch; antonym (v) break, 2. repair; synonyms (n) overhaul, (v) remedy, mend, redress, compensate, renovate, restore, go, reclaim, recover, 3. fix; synonyms (v) establish, assign, determine, fasten, settle, define, anchor, (n) bind, (adj) ascertain, confirm; antonym (v) unfasten, 4. refit; synonyms (n) renovation, refurbishment, (v) equip, supply, furnish, redub, refurbish, renew, 5. restore; synonyms (v) refresh, reinstate, rehabilitate, rejuvenate, repay, replace, reimburse, reconstruct, reestablish, refund; antonym (v) keep. atgyweiriwr 1. restorer; synonyms (n) renovator, preserver, refinisher, restorator, 2. mender; synonyms (n) tinker, tinkerer, 3. repairer; synonyms (n) repairman, fixer.
athraidd permeable; synonyms (adj) pervious, porous, absorbent, spongy, gritty, open, thin, transparent, absorptive, accessible; antonyms (adj) impermeable, resistant, waterproof, waterresistant, watertight. athrawes governess; synonyms (n) duenna, chaperon, coach, companion, custodian, educator, governante, instructor, instructress, lecturer. athrawiaeth doctrine; synonyms (n) creed, belief, credo, dogma, philosophy, conviction, lesson, canon, faith, gospel. athrawiaethol doctrinal; synonyms (adj) dogmatic, conventional, orthodox, religious, theological, traditional, (v) academic, scholastic. athrawiaethu 1. indoctrinate; synonyms (v) inculcate, instill, brainwash, educate, enlighten, infuse, instruct, 2. instruct; synonyms (v) charge, advise, direct, teach, command, drill, indoctrinate, inform, apprise, bid; antonym (v) request, 3. teach; synonyms (v) coach, learn, lecture, school, discipline, form, tell, train, (adj) guide, show. athrist 1. pensive; synonyms (adj) contemplative, meditative, thoughtful, musing, wistful, dreamy, abstracted, broody, melancholy, (v) sad; antonym (adj) alert, 2. sorrowful; synonyms (adj) miserable, doleful, lugubrious, rueful, gloomy, dismal, dreary, grievous, lamentable, mournful; antonyms (adj) happy, cheerful, content, joyful, successful. athro 1. teacher; synonyms (n) instructor, master, coach, preceptor, educator, mentor, tutor, guide, missionary, trainer; antonym (n) student, 2. master; synonyms (n) captain, head, (v) conquer, control, command, defeat, dominate, (adj) chief, original, ace, 3. professor; synonyms (n) lecturer, scholar, teacher, don, academic, connoisseur. athrod 1. libel; synonyms (n) slander, aspersion, defamation, denigration, (v) insult, denigrate, asperse, calumniate, defame, lampoon, 2. slander; synonyms (n) scandal, obloquy, disparagement, backbiting, calumny, disgrace, (v) libel, disparage, (adj) abuse, malign; antonym (v) praise. athrodi 1. defame; synonyms (v) libel, malign, slander, vilify, calumniate, denigrate, smear, blacken, (adj) asperse, (n) disgrace; antonym (v) praise, 2. libel; synonyms (n) aspersion, defamation, denigration, abuse, (v) insult, defame, lampoon, slur, backbite, disparage, 3. slander; synonyms (n) scandal, obloquy, disparagement, backbiting, calumny, detraction, (v) belie, besmirch, reproach, sully. athrodiaeth slander; synonyms (n) insult, scandal, aspersion, defamation, obloquy, disparagement, (v) libel, defame, (adj) abuse, asperse; antonym (v) praise.
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athrodwr slanderer; synonyms (n) defamer,
atodeg rider; synonyms (n) horseman, appendix,
backbiter, libeler, detractor, maligner, traducer, calumniator, vilifier. athrofa 1. academy; synonyms (n) academe, school, college, institution, university, academia, campus, class, alliance, council, 2. college; synonyms (n) faculty, academy, association, institute, society, (adj) academic. athrofaol 1. collegiate; synonyms (adj) collegial, academic, scholastic, 2. academic; synonyms (adj) theoretical, learned, pedantic, scholarly, speculative, studious, bookish, (n) intellectual, academician, (v) hypothetical; antonym (n) realist. athroniaeth philosophy; synonyms (n) doctrine, logic, stoicism, theory, attitude, ism, belief, beliefs, reasoning, thinking. athronydd philosopher; synonyms (n) thinker, theorist, pundit, intellectual, mastermind, philosophaster, philosophe, scholar, academic, alchemist. athronyddol philosophical; synonyms (adj) philosophic, cool, (v) sedate, contemplative, deliberative, introspective, meditative, museful, pensive, platonic. athronyddu philosophize; synonyms (v) philosophise, reason, generalize. athrylith 1. genius; synonyms (n) capacity, ability, flair, faculty, brain, gift, prodigy, bent, aptitude, (adj) endowment; antonym (n) stupidity, 2. talent; synonyms (n) genius, cleverness, knack, skill, capability, ingenuity, proficiency, power, efficiency, prowess; antonym (n) inability, 3. intuition; synonyms (n) feeling, hunch, insight, instinct, notion, premonition, presentiment, sense, suspicion, vision, 4. ingenuity; synonyms (n) adroitness, cunning, ingeniousness, imagination, acumen, creativity, inventiveness, originality, resource, wit. athrylithgar 1. intuitive; synonyms (adj) instinctive, inborn, innate, automatic, impulsive, natural, perceptive, 2. talented; synonyms (adj) able, clever, capable, gifted, accomplished, proficient, apt, versatile, ingenious, promising. athrywyn 1. arbitrate; synonyms (v) adjudicate, intercede, mediate, intervene, referee, determine, interfere, intermediate, judge, reconcile, 2. mediation; synonyms (n) arbitration, intercession, intervention, agency, intermediation, interposition, propitiation, atonement, negotiation, 3. mediate; synonyms (v) arbitrate, interpose, moderate, negotiate, decide, liaise, settle, (adj) middle, 4. intervention; synonyms (n) interference, hindrance, intermission, (adj) mediation. atlas atlas; synonyms (n) telamon, chart, book, plan, diagram, drawing, (adj) superman, (v) syntagma, table.
equestrian, passenger, codicil, supplement, clause, provision, addition, condition. atodi 1. affix; synonyms (v) add, annex, adjoin, append, fasten, fix, connect, join, stick, (adj) attach; antonyms (v) detach, unfasten, 2. augment; synonyms (v) amplify, increase, enhance, enlarge, aggrandize, reinforce, boost, expand, grow, (n) accrue; antonym (v) reduce, 3. add; synonyms (v) calculate, include, total, figure, lend, mix, divide, subtract, gather, (n) addition, 4. append; synonyms (v) affix, suffix, suspend, tack, conjoin, insert, supplement, supply, (adj) hang. atodiad 1. addition; synonyms (n) accession, accessory, addendum, extension, increase, accretion, afterthought, annex, appendage, (prep) accumulation; antonyms (n) subtraction, removal, estimation, 2. appendix; synonyms (n) addition, adjunct, (v) supplement, 3. adjunct; synonyms (n) assistant, attachment, extra, increment, appendix, complement, (adj) adjuvant, ancillary, appurtenant, auxiliary, 4. supplement; synonyms (n) accompaniment, continuation, appurtenance, postscript, counterpart, (v) add, append, affix, augment, accompany; antonym (v) diminish. atodlen 1. schedule; synonyms (n) list, agenda, catalog, program, calendar, catalogue, inventory, table, roll, (v) register, 2. supplement; synonyms (n) accessory, annex, accompaniment, addendum, addition, adjunct, appendix, (v) add, append, (adj) complement; antonym (v) diminish. atodol 1. additional; synonyms (adj) added, extra, supplementary, accessory, ancillary, another, further, more, second, (pron) other; antonyms (adj) less, main, 2. supplementary; synonyms (adj) additional, subsidiary, supplemental, auxiliary, secondary, subordinate, new, 3. accessory; synonyms (adj) accessary, appurtenant, (n) accomplice, abettor, adjunct, abetter, appurtenance, assistant, attachment, confederate. atom atom; synonyms (n) jot, grain, molecule, particle, speck, mite, bit, corpuscle, crumb, mote. atomeiddio atomize; synonyms (v) spray, vaporize, nebulize, atomise, decompose, disintegrate, grind, nuke, zap, microwave. atomiaeth atomism; synonym (n) atomicism. atomig atomic; synonyms (adj) minute, infinitesimal, nuclear, tiny, corpuscular, subatomic, thermonuclear, indivisible, minuscule, atomlike; antonyms (adj) conventional, gigantic. atosodiad supposition; synonyms (n) conjecture, assumption, hypothesis, premise, presumption, guess, speculation, surmise, supposal, thought; antonym (n) fact. atreg 1. delay; synonyms (n) pause, arrest, deferment, wait, stay, (v) defer, check, postpone, reserve,
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adjourn; antonyms (n) punctuality, decisiveness, (v) rush, advance, 2. support; synonyms (n) help, stand, aid, keep, comfort, (v) assist, prop, back, brace, encourage; antonyms (n) hindrance, (v) oppose, neglect, undermine, abandon, reject, weaken, 3. remorse; synonyms (n) compunction, penitence, contrition, repentance, guilt, regret, penance, grief, sorrow, qualm. atsain echo; synonyms (n) answer, repercussion, reaction, (v) repeat, reproduce, resound, reverberate, rebound, ape, copy. atseiniol 1. resounding; synonyms (adj) resonant, booming, reverberating, ringing, loud, rolling, vibrant, emphatic, resonating, 2. resonant; synonyms (adj) sonorous, deep, full, melodious, resounding, reverberative, rich, bass, cavernous, echoing; antonym (adj) weak. atynfa 1. attraction; synonyms (n) allure, enticement, invitation, affinity, allurement, appeal, charm, lure, attractiveness, bait; antonyms (n) repulsion, disgust, revulsion, 2. capillarity. atyniad 1. attraction; synonyms (n) allure, enticement, invitation, affinity, allurement, appeal, charm, lure, attractiveness, bait; antonyms (n) repulsion, disgust, revulsion, 2. capillarity. atyniadol attractive; synonyms (adj) alluring, amiable, appealing, charming, engaging, goodlooking, tempting, adorable, delightful, enchanting; antonyms (adj) unattractive, ugly, unappealing, disgusting, repellent, revolting, repulsive, straight, unpleasant. atynnu 1. withdraw; synonyms (v) extract, remove, retire, retract, retreat, abandon, cancel, disengage, draw, leave; antonyms (v) advance, extend, give, offer, present, propose, deposit, 2. attract; synonyms (v) fascinate, charm, beguile, captivate, enamor, entice, invite, tempt, arrest, (adj) allure; antonyms (v) repel, disgust. au liver; synonyms (n) denizen, resident. aur gold; synonyms (n) money, riches, wealth, treasure, yellow, amber, (adj) aureate, gilded, gilt, golden. awch 1. edge; synonyms (n) boundary, margin, verge, blade, brink, extremity, advantage, (v) border, bound, hem; antonyms (n) center, (v) middle, 2. zest; synonyms (n) relish, gusto, taste, savor, flavor, enthusiasm, energy, piquancy, appetite, (v) spice; antonym (n) apathy, 3. ardor; synonyms (n) eagerness, fervor, zeal, ardency, fervency, fire, flame, heat, passion, avidity; antonym (n) indifference, 4. avidity; synonyms (n) avarice, greed, greediness, ardor, covetousness, lust, desire, avidness, cupidity, rapacity, 5. appetite; synonyms (n) appetence, appetency, craving, inclination, liking, stomach, thirst, want, appetition, (v) demand; antonym (n) dislike, 6. relish;
synonyms (v) enjoy, bask, delight, like, (n) fancy, love, palate, appetizer, enjoyment, zest. awchlym 1. acute; synonyms (adj) sharp, incisive, intense, keen, penetrating, critical, piercing, severe, shrewd, (v) high; antonyms (adj) dull, obtuse, 2. sharp; synonyms (adj) acute, bitter, intelligent, acid, acrid, harsh, pointed, pungent, quick, (v) biting; antonyms (adj) blunt, mild, gentle, rounded, sweet, bland, blurred, naive, round, smooth, 3. keen; synonyms (adj) eager, brisk, enthusiastic, exquisite, discriminating, clever, astute, desirous, (v) fresh, avid; antonyms (adj) apathetic, indifferent, unenthusiastic. awchlymu 1. whet; synonyms (v) sharpen, excite, grind, quicken, stimulate, stir, hone, (n) goad, spur, (adj) point, 2. sharpen; synonyms (v) focus, edge, intensify, sharp, increase, heighten, whet, improve, compound, taper; antonym (v) cloud. awchus 1. sharp; synonyms (adj) acute, bitter, intelligent, acid, acrid, harsh, incisive, intense, (n) keen, (v) biting; antonyms (adj) blunt, dull, mild, gentle, rounded, sweet, bland, blurred, naive, round, 2. ardent; synonyms (adj) burning, enthusiastic, fervent, passionate, eager, impassioned, vehement, warm, affectionate, avid; antonyms (adj) indifferent, apathetic, 3. greedy; synonyms (adj) gluttonous, covetous, desirous, acquisitive, glutton, grasping, piggish, esurient, grabby, (v) avaricious; antonym (adj) generous, 4. eager; synonyms (adj) ardent, earnest, agog, ambitious, zealous, industrious, studious, active, craving, excited; antonyms (adj) disinterested, unconcerned, 5. keen; synonyms (adj) sharp, brisk, exquisite, piercing, discriminating, clever, astute, bright, cutting, (v) fresh; antonym (adj) unenthusiastic. awdl ode; synonyms (n) verse, poem, rhyme, song, elegy, epopee, hymn, limerick, bucolic, canzonet; antonym (n) prose. awdur author; synonyms (n) writer, architect, creator, founder, inventor, originator, parent, producer, (v) compose, create. awduraidd classic; synonyms (adj) classical, model, archetypal, exemplary, ideal, typical, representative, traditional, archaic, (n) masterpiece; antonym (n) second-rate. awdurdod authority; synonyms (n) ascendancy, command, sanction, administration, authorization, dominance, domination, hold, judge, power. awdurdodedig authorized; synonyms (v) allowed, (adj) authoritative, authorised, official, competent, lawful, legal, legitimate, permissible, privileged; antonym (adj) informal. awdurdodi 1. accredit; synonyms (v) credit, authorize, ascribe, assign, attribute, certify, allow, empower, appoint, believe, 2. authorize;
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Welsh - English synonyms (v) approve, commission, delegate, license, pass, permit, sanction, authorise, charter, entitle. awdurdodol authoritative; synonyms (adj) official, absolute, authoritarian, authorized, commanding, imperious, influential, magistral, powerful, (n) authentic; antonym (adj) informal. awdures authoress; synonym (n) penwoman. awduriaeth authorship; synonyms (n) paternity, source, writing, composition, pencraft, authorism, bookcraft, penning, chirography, (v) publication. awdwr author; synonyms (n) writer, architect, creator, founder, inventor, originator, parent, producer, (v) compose, create. awel 1. breeze; synonyms (n) breath, air, gust, blow, flurry, gale, rumor, wind, zephyr, (v) move, 2. wind (gwynt); synonyms (v) coil, twist, curl, meander, turn, bend, curve, twine, crook, entwine. awelan breeze; synonyms (n) breath, air, gust, blow, flurry, gale, rumor, wind, zephyr, (v) move. awelog 1. windy; synonyms (adj) stormy, blowy, flatulent, gusty, verbose, breezy, tempestuous, wordy, airy, empty; antonyms (adj) calm, still, straight, 2. breezy; synonyms (adj) jaunty, windy, chilly, bright, casual, buoyant, fresh, sprightly, vivacious, blustery. awen 1. rein; synonyms (n) bridle, curb, check, restraint, strap, (v) harness, leash, contain, rule, 2. muse; synonyms (v) contemplate, meditate, cogitate, consider, deliberate, ponder, reflect, brood, ruminate, speculate. awenydd poet; synonyms (n) bard, author, maker, lyricist, muse, manufacturer, meditate, muset, novelist, playwright. awenyddiaeth 1. poetry; synonyms (n) poem, poesy, verse, song, rhyme, style; antonym (n) prose, 2. poesy; synonyms (n) poetry, ballad, canticle, canzonet, carol, descant, ditty, hymn, lay, poetics. awenyddol poetical; synonyms (adj) poetic, figurative, imaginative, inventive, poematic. awenyddu poetize; synonyms (v) verse, versify, compose, scan, poetise, idealize. awgrym 1. beck; synonyms (n) nod, stream, act, behest, bidding, (v) beckon, burn, runnel, creek, river, 2. hint; synonyms (n) clue, intimation, suggestion, trace, allusion, (v) suggest, dash, tip, touch, allude; antonym (n) overtone, 3. suggestion; synonyms (n) hint, advice, proposal, counsel, proposition, recommendation, sign, implication, indication, inkling. awgrymiad suggestion; synonyms (n) hint, advice, intimation, proposal, allusion, counsel, dash, proposition, recommendation, sign. awgrymu 1. hint; synonyms (n) clue, intimation, suggestion, trace, allusion, (v) suggest, dash, tip,
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awyddus 1. anxious; synonyms (adj) afraid, alarmed, nervous, tense, uneasy, agitated, apprehensive, concerned, distressed, fearful; antonyms (adj) calm, relaxed, carefree, confident, rational, unconcerned, undisturbed, untroubled, 2. zealous; synonyms (adj) eager, enthusiastic, keen, passionate, fervent, ardent, avid, devoted, strenuous, vehement; antonym (adj) indifferent, 3. desirous; synonyms (adj) anxious, wistful, ambitious, covetous, greedy, hungry, longing, envious, (v) willing; antonym (adj) undesirous, 4. eager; synonyms (adj) desirous, earnest, agog, acute, zealous, industrious, studious, active, burning, craving; antonyms (adj) apathetic, disinterested. awyr 1. air; synonyms (n) tune, appearance, manner, atmosphere, look, melody, strain, (v) ventilate, broadcast, show, 2. sky; synonyms (n) air, heaven, heavens, space, (v) fling, flip, pitch, agitate, alternate, cant. awyrdrom aerodrome; synonyms (n) airport, airdrome. awyren 1. airplane; synonyms (n) aeroplane, plane, jet, seaplane, craft, jumbo, airship, (v) automobile, bus, train, 2. aircraft; synonyms (n) airplane, airliner, vessel, blimp, boat, dirigible, hydroplane, vehicle, zeppelin, spacecraft, 3. balloon; synonyms (n) bubble, (v) ball, inflate, billow, bloat, bulge, distend, soar, swell, fly; antonym (v) deflate, 4. plane; synonyms (n) face, aircraft, degree, (v) flatten, (adj) level, even, flat, horizontal, smooth, flush. awyrendy hangar; synonyms (n) airdock, shed, airport, base. awyrenfa airfield; synonyms (n) aerodrome, airstrip, airport, runway, field, area, arena, bailiwick, battlefield, battleground. awyrennwr 1. aviator; synonyms (n) airman, aeronaut, pilot, flier, flyer, aeroplanist, navigator, ace, barnstormer, bill, 2. airman; synonyms (n) aviator, soldier, broadsheet, broadside, circular, crew, handbill, steward, stewardess, throwaway, 3. pilot; synonyms (n) guide, leader, (v) manage, lead, conduct, direct, director, fly, navigate, (adj) experimental. awyrgylch 1. air; synonyms (n) tune, appearance, manner, atmosphere, look, melody, strain, (v) ventilate, broadcast, show, 2. atmosphere; synonyms (n) air, ambience, ambiance, aura, environment, feel, feeling, mood, background, quality. awyrgylchol atmospheric; synonyms (adj) aerial, atmospherical, retiring, light. awyriad ventilation; synonyms (n) airing, exploitation, discussion, deliberation, air, breathing, circulation, conference, conversation, disclosure.
awyrlong airship; synonyms (n) blimp, dirigible, zeppelin, balloon, airplane, plane, aircraft. awyrol 1. airy; synonyms (adj) light, windy, aerial, ethereal, insubstantial, aeriform, aery, aired, breezy, bright; antonyms (adj) stuffy, airless, hot, 2. aerial; synonyms (adj) airy, unreal, (n) antenna.
Á ársenig arsenic; synonym (n) as.
B baban 1. baby; synonyms (n) babe, child, darling, (v) coddle, indulge, pamper, cosset, mollycoddle, (adj) infant, miniature; antonym (adj) giant, 2. babe; synonyms (n) baby, sweetie. babanaidd 1. babyish; synonyms (adj) childish, infantile, juvenile, immature, baby, boyish, infantine, puerile, silly, babish; antonym (adj) mature, 2. childish; synonyms (adj) childlike, babyish, naive, frivolous, simple, young, innocent, absurd, adolescent, stupid; antonyms (adj) grownup, old, sensible, 3. childlike; synonyms (adj) ingenuous, artless, childly, pure, unsophisticated, natural. babandod 1. babyhood; synonyms (n) childhood, infancy, immaturity, girlhood, youthhood, babehood, cradle, infanthood, (adj) puerility, simplicity; antonym (n) adulthood, 2. beginning; synonyms (n) cause, begin, birth, commencement, derivation, opening, origin, start, dawn, (adj) original; antonyms (n) end, finish, finale, conclusion, demise, ending, 3. infancy; synonyms (n) babyhood, beginning, genesis, adolescence, age, nativity, upbringing. babanu pet; synonyms (adj) favourite, (n) favorite, darling, love, beloved, (v) caress, dear, dandle, fondle, baby. babi baby (baban); synonyms (n) babe, child, darling, (v) coddle, indulge, pamper, cosset, mollycoddle, (adj) infant, miniature; antonym (adj) giant. babiaeth babyhood; synonyms (n) childhood, infancy, immaturity, girlhood, youthhood, babehood, cradle, infanthood, (adj) puerility, simplicity; antonym (n) adulthood. babiaidd babyish; synonyms (adj) childish, infantile, juvenile, immature, baby, boyish, infantine, puerile, silly, babish; antonym (adj) mature.
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Welsh - English bach 1. small; synonyms (adj) little, minute, narrow, fine, inadequate, insignificant, low, minor, petty, slight; antonyms (adj) bulky, colossal, considerable, enormous, extra-large, great, huge, sizeable, (syn) big, large, 2. little; synonyms (adj) small, diminutive, brief, short, some, tiny, exiguous, light, baby, (v) dash; antonym (adj) important, 3. hook; synonyms (n) clasp, crook, claw, crotchet, draw, lure, (v) catch, bend, fasten, hitch, 4. bend; synonyms (n) bow, arch, arc, elbow, (v) curve, turn, crouch, stoop, curl, flex; antonyms (v) straighten, square, 5. corner; synonyms (n) angle, coign, dilemma, hole, niche, nook, predicament, quandary, recess, jam, 6. hinge; synonyms (n) joint, axis, articulation, axle, spindle, pin, (v) pivot, depend, juncture, 7. nook; synonyms (n) corner, bay, compartment. bachell 1. clutch; synonyms (n) clasp, gripe, batch, (v) grip, clench, clinch, grab, grasp, hold, catch, 2. corner; synonyms (n) bend, angle, turn, coign, dilemma, hole, niche, nook, predicament, quandary, 3. nook; synonyms (n) corner, recess, bay, compartment, 4. snare; synonyms (n) trap, lure, decoy, (v) mesh, gin, ambush, ensnare, entrap, hook, capture. bachgen 1. boy; synonyms (n) lad, fellow, kid, male, man, minor, servant, son, youngster, youth, 2. son (mab); synonyms (n) offspring, boy, child, descendant, logos, word, bible, countersign, discussion, intelligence. bachgendod boyhood; synonyms (n) childhood, babyhood, adolescence, youth, youthhood, age, boyism, puberty, childishness, juniority. bachgennaidd 1. childish; synonyms (adj) boyish, childlike, babyish, immature, naive, frivolous, infantile, juvenile, puerile, silly; antonyms (adj) mature, grown-up, old, sensible, 2. boyish; synonyms (adj) young, adolescent, childish, youthful, girlish, kittenish, boylike, callow, schoolboyish, green. bachgennes girl; synonyms (n) damsel, lady, daughter, fille, lass, maid, wench, virgin, quean, female. bachgennyn 1. youngster; synonyms (n) boy, lad, child, juvenile, kid, urchin, toddler, adolescent, youth, baby; antonym (n) adult, 2. lad; synonyms (n) fellow, blighter, chap, cub, cuss, fella, laddie, youngster, schoolboy, companion. bachiad hitch; synonyms (n) catch, hindrance, limp, arrest, barrier, check, difficulty, drawback, (v) fasten, attach; antonym (v) unhitch. bachigyn diminutive; synonyms (adj) little, minute, bantam, petite, small, tiny, baby, exiguous, midget, miniature; antonym (adj) enormous. bachog 1. aquiline; synonyms (adj) crooked, aduncous, angular, hooked, jagged, serrated,
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curved, bent, uncinated, curving, 2. hooked; synonyms (adj) aquiline, addicted, infatuated, dependant, dependent, enamored, engrossed, obsessed, 3. incisive; synonyms (adj) sharp, acute, cutting, keen, penetrating, piercing, pungent, pointed, biting, discriminating; antonym (adj) mild. bachu 1. hook; synonyms (n) clasp, crook, claw, crotchet, draw, lure, (v) catch, bend, fasten, hitch, 2. bend; synonyms (n) bow, arch, arc, elbow, (v) curve, turn, crouch, stoop, curl, flex; antonyms (v) straighten, square. bachwr 1. hooker; synonyms (n) floozie, floozy, hustler, prostitute, slattern, streetwalker, tart, bilander, dogger, howker, 2. grapple; synonyms (v) clutch, clasp, grip, fight, tackle, contend, grab, deal, (n) grapnel, (adj) lock. bachwy bay (bae); synonyms (n) alcove, bark, recess, cry, harbor, fiord, sound, (adj) brown, (v) yap, roar. bachyn hook; synonyms (n) clasp, crook, claw, crotchet, draw, lure, (v) catch, bend, fasten, hitch. bacilws bacillus; synonyms (n) bacilli, bug, microbe, barn, bel, boron. bacio back; synonyms (n) rear, (adj) assist, (v) support, advocate, endorse, recede, second, stake, vouch, guarantee; antonyms (n) face, (v) front, oppose, advance. baco tobacco; synonyms (n) baccy, nicotian, (adj) nicotine. bacterioleg bacteriology; synonyms (n) microbiology, virology, mycology. bacteriwm bacterium; synonyms (n) bacteria, microbe, rabbit, (adj) virus. bacwn bacon; synonyms (n) lard, livelihood, maintenance, middlings, pay, prize, salary, stipend, subsistence, sustenance. bad boat (cwch); synonyms (n) yacht, scull, craft, dinghy, ship, vessel, vehicle, shallop, schooner, sailboat. badd bath; synonyms (n) wash, bathroom, tank, bathtub, dip, tub, (v) bathe, immersion, affusion, balneation. baddon bath; synonyms (n) wash, bathroom, tank, bathtub, dip, tub, (v) bathe, immersion, affusion, balneation. badwr boatman; synonyms (n) waterman, boater, lighterman, longshoreman, boatsman, shipman, leghorn, skimmer. bae 1. bay; synonyms (n) alcove, bark, recess, cry, harbor, fiord, sound, (adj) brown, (v) yap, roar, 2. laurel; synonyms (n) honor, decoration, medal, prize, title, cordon, coronet, cross, garter, riband. baedd boar; synonyms (n) pig, swine, dog, hog, hart, horse, sow, stallion, brawn, cock.
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baeddu beat; synonyms (v) batter, flap, pulsate, throb, tick, trounce, (n) pulse, thump, knock, round; antonym (v) lose. bael bail; synonyms (n) pledge, security, surety, bond, guarantee, handle, (v) deliver. baeol 1. pot; synonyms (n) caldron, boiler, can, bucket, belly, cannabis, commode, (v) bottle, (adj) deal, marijuana, 2. bucket; synonyms (n) tub, bucketful, container, pail, scoop, mug, pipkin, skeel, tankard, pan, 3. pitcher; synonyms (n) jug, ewer, jar, hurler, pot, creamer, twirler, bowl, mound. baetio 1. bait; synonyms (n) bribe, decoy, snare, attraction, (v) badger, tease, harass, lure, molest, (adj) harry, 2. maltreat; synonyms (v) abuse, mistreat, harm, mishandle, misuse, damage, hurt, injure, oppress, outrage. bag bag; synonyms (n) pocket, pouch, package, briefcase, purse, sack, case, (v) bulge, capture, catch. bagad 1. host; synonyms (n) crowd, army, flock, horde, mob, legion, troop, emcee, mass, multitude, 2. cluster; synonyms (n) bunch, clump, batch, group, agglomeration, collection, gang, (v) bundle, huddle, collect; antonym (v) disperse, 3. bunch; synonyms (n) cluster, band, lot, bulge, herd, accumulation, crew, knob, (v) pack, heap, 4. flock; synonyms (n) bevy, congregation, covey, cloud, assembly, drove, (v) assemble, congregate, flood, (adj) swarm, 5. multitude; synonyms (n) host, throng, concourse, masses, many, rabble, crush, people, battalion, abundance. bagadog 1. bunchy; synonyms (adj) bunched, agglomerate, agglomerated, agglomerative, clustered, (v) bossed, bossy, embossed, nodular, 2. numerous; synonyms (adj) manifold, many, abundant, frequent, multiple, multitudinous, copious, innumerable, plentiful, populous; antonym (adj) few. bagadu cluster; synonyms (n) bunch, clump, batch, group, agglomeration, collection, crowd, (v) bundle, huddle, collect; antonym (v) disperse. bagio 1. back; synonyms (n) rear, (adj) assist, (v) support, advocate, endorse, recede, second, stake, vouch, guarantee; antonyms (n) face, (v) front, oppose, advance, 2. bag; synonyms (n) pocket, pouch, package, briefcase, purse, sack, case, (v) bulge, capture, catch. bagl 1. leg (coes); synonyms (n) stage, blackleg, branch, peg, post, arm, column, limb, member, phase, 2. crutch; synonyms (n) crotch, support, groin, prop, staff, stick, ankle, stilt, fluke, kimbo, 3. crook; synonyms (n) bend, curve, criminal, cheat, scoundrel, turn, bending, felon, fraud, (v) bow. baglan 1. crutch; synonyms (n) crotch, support, groin, prop, staff, stick, ankle, stilt, fluke, kimbo, 2. trip; synonyms (n) excursion, expedition, tour, flight,
jaunt, (v) journey, slip, stumble, fall, (adj) blunder; antonym (v) fix, 3. stumble; synonyms (v) flounder, fumble, err, falter, hit, (n) trip, lurch, misstep, stagger, (adj) botch, consider also 4. run away; synonyms (v) escape, abscond, flee, elope, bolt, bunk, run, scarper, break, decamp. baglor bachelor; synonyms (n) graduate, available, batch, eligible, misogamist, misogynist, (adj) single, unmarried, unattached, free. baglu 1. stumble; synonyms (v) slip, fall, flounder, fumble, err, falter, (n) trip, lurch, misstep, (adj) blunder, 2. trip; synonyms (n) excursion, expedition, tour, flight, jaunt, travel, lapse, run, (v) journey, stumble; antonym (v) fix, 3. entangle; synonyms (v) embrangle, tangle, enmesh, complicate, confuse, involve, snarl, (n) embroil, (adj) embarrass, bewilder; antonym (v) disentangle, 4. ensnare; synonyms (v) entrap, trap, capture, catch, entangle, lure, snare, deceive, decoy, hook, consider also 5. run away; synonyms (v) escape, abscond, flee, elope, bolt, bunk, scarper, break, decamp, go. bai 1. blemish; synonyms (n) spot, scar, blot, defect, flaw, fault, imperfection, (v) stain, deface, disfigure; antonym (v) enhance, 2. blame; synonyms (v) accuse, arraign, censure, reprimand, charge, reproach, chide, rebuke, (n) attack, rap; antonyms (v) pardon, absolve, praise, 3. defect; synonyms (n) blemish, shortcoming, deficiency, failing, weakness, dearth, deformity, foible, (v) desert, (adj) infirmity, 4. fault; synonyms (n) error, blame, crime, delinquency, blunder, break, demerit, default, failure, (v) culpability; antonyms (n) merit, strength, 5. vice; synonyms (n) corruption, depravity, evil, immorality, iniquity, sin, frailty, deputy, substitute, (v) forceps; antonym (n) asset. baich 1. load; synonyms (n) charge, cargo, freight, stack, heap, pack, (v) burden, fill, encumber, pile; antonym (v) unload, 2. burden; synonyms (n) load, anxiety, strain, bale, (v) bother, weight, burthen, clog, trouble, afflict; antonyms (v) relieve, unburden. bal stupid; synonyms (adj) foolish, silly, dull, fatuous, idiotic, ridiculous, senseless, crass, (n) simple, absurd; antonyms (adj) sensible, bright, clever, intelligent, shrewd, wise. balast ballast; synonyms (n) weight, ballasting, counterbalance, anchor, counterpoise, foundation, (adj) aplomb, (v) stabilize, load, poise. balc 1. balk; synonyms (v) frustrate, prevent, retard, flinch, hamper, traverse, baffle, disappoint, (n) baulk, hindrance, 2. fault; synonyms (n) defect, blemish, error, failing, blame, blot, crime, delinquency, flaw, (v) deficiency; antonyms (n) merit, strength, 3. mistake; synonyms (n) blunder,
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Welsh - English fault, failure, misapprehension, misconception, demerit, (v) err, misapprehend, slip, confuse. balch 1. proud; synonyms (adj) arrogant, dignified, disdainful, haughty, lofty, exalted, conceited, egotistical, gallant, lordly; antonyms (adj) humble, modest, ashamed, embarrassed, 2. arrogant; synonyms (adj) imperious, presumptuous, proud, dogmatic, boastful, condescending, domineering, insolent, overbearing, supercilious; antonym (adj) self-effacing, 3. glad; synonyms (adj) contented, cheerful, jubilant, gay, blithe, content, delighted, festive, delightful, bright; antonym (adj) sad. balchder pride; synonyms (n) arrogance, boast, conceit, haughtiness, egotism, lordliness, vanity, assumption, insolence, (v) plume; antonyms (n) humility, modesty. balcio balk; synonyms (v) frustrate, prevent, retard, flinch, hamper, traverse, baffle, disappoint, (n) baulk, hindrance. balciog untidy; synonyms (adj) slovenly, disheveled, disordered, disorderly, messy, sloppy, unkempt, confused, disorganized, frowzy; antonyms (adj) tidy, neat, elegant. balcon balcony; synonyms (n) loggia, porch, veranda, arch, terrace, eaves, portico, balcon, cupola, deck. baldordd 1. balderdash; synonyms (n) nonsense, jargon, rot, drivel, gibberish, piffle, rubbish, trash, 2. clamor; synonyms (n) din, cry, noise, exclamation, hubbub, racket, roar, (v) outcry, clamour, hullabaloo, 3. babble; synonyms (n) burble, (v) murmur, chat, gab, gossip, ripple, talk, blab, blather, bubble; antonyms (v) quietness, silence, stillness. baldorddus babbling; synonyms (adj) blatant, blathering, blithering, gabbling, garrulous, jabbering, loquacious, (n) babble, lallation, stultiloquence. baldorddwr babbler; synonyms (n) cackler, chatterbox, chatterer, gossip, talker, blab, blatterer, jangler, spouter, trifler. bale ballet; synonyms (n) choreography, afterpiece, burlesque, burletta, comedietta, comedy, divertissement, drama, exode, extravaganza. baled ballad; synonyms (n) lay, song, carol, poem, pastoral, recitative, recitativo, solfeggio, bravura, cantata. balisteg ballistics; synonyms (n) projectiles, (v) gunnery. ballasg porcupine; synonyms (n) hedgehog, porpentine, shrew, (adj) beard, thistle. balleg 1. hamper; synonyms (n) basket, bond, (v) clog, cramp, block, fetter, hinder, curb, interfere, confine, 2. net; synonyms (n) network, bag, lace, earnings, cobweb, (v) mesh, clear, gain, make, trap; antonym (v) gross, 3. purse; synonyms (n) pocket, pouch,
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handbag, pocketbook, prize, container, (v) pucker, wrinkle, crease, contract. ballegrwyd dragnet; synonyms (n) trawl, trainel, trap, setline, trotline, (v) seek. balm balm; synonyms (n) ointment, salve, unguent, incense, aroma, perfume, liniment, unction, lotion. balmaidd balmy; synonyms (adj) aromatic, fragrant, mild, clement, sweet, temperate, savory, barmy, batty, benign. balog 1. codpiece, 2. tongue (tafod); synonyms (n) language, dialect, idiom, lingua, speech, clapper, glossa, talk, (v) lick, (adj) flippancy. balot ballot; synonyms (n) poll, vote, election, choice, plebiscite, voice, balloting, voting, (v) ticket, survey. ban 1. branch; synonyms (n) arm, jump, wing, affiliate, ramus, member, division, (v) fork, diverge, divide, 2. quarter; synonyms (n) area, part, district, mercy, neighborhood, region, direction, portion, (v) place, lodge, 3. arm (braich); synonyms (n) branch, bay, department, limb, might, offshoot, power, (v) equip, furnish, outfit; antonym (v) disarm, 4. corner; synonyms (n) bend, angle, turn, coign, dilemma, hole, niche, nook, predicament, quandary, 5. peak; synonyms (n) crest, maximum, top, acme, apex, crown, pinnacle, climax, extreme, head; antonyms (n) nadir, base, trough, 6. lofty; synonyms (adj) high, elevated, eminent, exalted, arrogant, grand, haughty, tall, great, distinguished; antonyms (adj) low, short, lowly, 7. stanza; synonyms (n) verse, stave, canto, poetry, triplet, burst, composition, position, site, staff, 8. loud; synonyms (adj) flashy, garish, gaudy, blatant, boisterous, brassy, forte, brazen, jazzy, (adv) aloud; antonyms (adj) soft, gentle, quiet, tasteful, subdued, subtle, 9. verse; synonyms (n) poem, rhyme, poesy, stanza, strain, measure, song, clause, paragraph, chapter; antonym (n) prose. banc 1. bank; synonyms (n) dam, coast, slope, store, limit, stack, bluff, (v) embankment, gradient, deposit; antonym (v) withdraw, 2. hillock; synonyms (n) hill, knoll, hummock, mound, rise, hammock, 3. mound; synonyms (n) heap, hillock, pile, mass, grave, bundle, (v) bank, mount, (adj) barrow, mountain. bancio bank (banc); synonyms (n) dam, coast, slope, store, limit, stack, bluff, (v) embankment, gradient, deposit; antonym (v) withdraw. bancr fender; synonyms (n) wing, cushion, guard, cowcatcher, annex, annexe, archetype, backstage, buff, (v) buffer. bancwr banker; synonyms (n) cashier, cambist, teller, investor, capitalist, dealer, financier, goldsmith, moneyer, usurer. band 1. band; synonyms (n) cluster, party, set, swathe, circle, collar, company, crew, (v) ring, combine, 2. binding; synonyms (adj) necessary,
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obligatory, valid, mandatory, compulsory, (n) cover, band, dressing, bond, covering. bandor banjo; synonyms (n) bandurria, gittern, rebeck. baner 1. flag; synonyms (n) banner, colors, ensign, (v) decline, languish, sag, (adj) droop, fade, drop, fail, 2. banner; synonyms (n) flag, title, bunting, emblem, headline, pennant, pennon, streamer. banerwr 1. ensign; synonyms (n) flag, banner, insignia, sign, ancient, sublieutenant, lieutenant, adjutant, alferes, arms, 2. standard-bearer; synonym (n) protagonist. banffagl 1. blaze; synonyms (n) glare, flame, burning, fire, light, (v) flash, beam, flicker, (adj) burn, glow, 2. bonfire; synonyms (n) balefire, blaze, conflagration, firecracker, fireworks, salute, beacon, flames, combustion, flare. banhadlen broom; synonyms (n) besom, brush, heather, (v) sweep, filter, rake, riddle, screen, shovel, sieve. baniar 1. banner; synonyms (n) flag, ensign, title, bunting, colors, emblem, headline, pennant, pennon, streamer, 2. shout; synonyms (v) cry, clamor, scream, bellow, bawl, exclaim, (n) call, roar, yell, cheer; antonym (v) whisper. banllawr platform; synonyms (n) dais, floor, rostrum, stage, stand, plan, pulpit, ambo, arena, (v) program. bannig 1. semibreve; synonym (n) breve, consider also 2. whole note; synonym (n) semibreve. bannod 1. part; synonyms (n) constituent, piece, article, character, component, cut, (v) branch, break, disjoin, divide; antonyms (n) whole, entirety, (adj) complete, 2. line; synonyms (n) cord, file, house, breed, course, family, lineage, field, ancestry, border, 3. clause; synonyms (n) paragraph, provision, rider, section, chapter, member, condition, prerequisite, proviso, (v) passage. bannog 1. famous; synonyms (adj) celebrated, eminent, splendid, distinguished, famed, illustrious, renowned, capital, conspicuous, important; antonyms (adj) unknown, infamous, ordinary, 2. high (uchel); synonyms (adj) elevated, great, expensive, exalted, lofty, tall, heavy, arrogant, costly, (v) bad; antonyms (adj) deep, short, sober, (n) low, 3. horned; synonyms (adj) cornuted, cornigerous, cuckolded, sharp, 4. elevated; synonyms (adj) high, noble, towering, grand, majestic, elated, magnanimous, advanced, dignified, (v) steep, 5. conspicuous; synonyms (adj) clear, apparent, blatant, manifest, marked, obvious, visible, blazing, bold, distinct; antonyms (adj) inconspicuous, unobtrusive. banon 1. maiden; synonyms (adj) first, initiatory, unmarried, celibate, inaugural, initiative, (n) damsel, maid, girl, wench, 2. queen; synonyms (n)
empress, king, lady, sovereign, monarch, fag, faggot, fairy, pansy, queer. bar bar; synonyms (n) barricade, band, stop, (v) ban, block, bolt, exclude, obstruct, arrest, balk; antonyms (v) permit, allow. bara bread; synonyms (n) living, livelihood, cash, maintenance, currency, dough, food, kale, loot, money. barbaraidd 1. fierce; synonyms (adj) bitter, violent, acute, cruel, ferocious, brutal, furious, grim, savage, nasty; antonyms (adj) gentle, mild, 2. savage; synonyms (adj) fierce, wild, bloodthirsty, rough, barbarous, fell, inhuman, murderous, (n) brute, barbarian. barbareiddio barbarize; synonym (v) barbarise. barbareiddiwch barbarity; synonyms (n) barbarism, atrocity, barbarousness, brutality, cruelty, savagery, viciousness, inhumanity, atrociousness. barbariad barbarian; synonyms (adj) savage, heathen, barbaric, barbarous, uncivilized, wild, foreign, rude, (n) vandal, brute. barbariaeth barbarism; synonyms (n) atrocity, barbarity, barbarousness, brutality, cruelty, savagery, uncivilizedness, heathenism, absurdity, atrociousness. barbwr barber; synonyms (n) hairdresser, foehn, khamsin, norther, vendaval, wuther, blizzard, tonsor, (v) shave, trim. barc bark; synonyms (n) snarl, yelp, rind, bay, crust, peel, (v) yap, skin, cry, growl; antonyms (v) mutter, whisper. barcer tanner; synonym (n) sixpence. barclod apron; synonyms (n) forestage, proscenium, skirt, pall, pontificals, barmcloth, base, bustle, crinoline, (v) buffer. barcty tannery; synonym (n) tanyard. barcutan kite; synonyms (n) parachute, airplane, epistle, former, letter, slip, (v) scram. bardd 1. bard; synonyms (n) minstrel, poet, muse, (adj) lyrist, scald, skald, troubadour, trouvere, (v) attire, caparison, 2. poet; synonyms (n) bard, author, maker, lyricist, manufacturer, meditate, muset, novelist, playwright, writer. barddas 1. poetics; synonym (n) poetry, 2. poetry; synonyms (n) poem, poesy, verse, song, rhyme, style; antonym (n) prose. barddol 1. bardic, 2. poetic; synonyms (adj) poetical, romantic, artistic, beauteous, fanciful, graphic, imaginative, anapestic, beautiful, dactylic. barddoni poetize; synonyms (v) verse, versify, compose, scan, poetise, idealize. barddoniaeth 1. poetry; synonyms (n) poem, poesy, verse, song, rhyme, style; antonym (n) prose, 2. verse; synonyms (n) poetry, stanza, strain,
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Welsh - English measure, clause, paragraph, canto, chapter, count, distich. barddonol 1. poetic; synonyms (adj) poetical, romantic, artistic, beauteous, fanciful, graphic, imaginative, anapestic, beautiful, dactylic, 2. poetical; synonyms (adj) poetic, figurative, inventive, poematic. barddrin muse; synonyms (v) contemplate, meditate, cogitate, consider, deliberate, ponder, reflect, brood, ruminate, speculate. barddwawd 1. muse; synonyms (v) contemplate, meditate, cogitate, consider, deliberate, ponder, reflect, brood, ruminate, speculate, 2. poetry; synonyms (n) poem, poesy, verse, song, rhyme, style; antonym (n) prose. barf 1. whiskers; synonyms (n) beard, hair, mustache, byssus, 2. beard; synonyms (n) awn, whiskers, disguise, sloven, (v) dare, defy, camouflage, mask, (adj) brave, 3. barb; synonyms (n) point, arrow, jag, gibe, prickle, quill, spike, spine, (adj) spur, aculeate. barfog bearded; synonyms (adj) awned, barbate, awny, hairy, whiskered, aristate, calamiform, coniform, echinate, gladiate. barfwr barber; synonyms (n) hairdresser, foehn, khamsin, norther, vendaval, wuther, blizzard, tonsor, (v) shave, trim. bargeinio bargain; synonyms (n) contract, agreement, covenant, deal, treaty, arrangement, buy, (v) exchange, agree, (adj) cheap; antonym (n) rip-off. bargen bargain; synonyms (n) contract, agreement, covenant, deal, treaty, arrangement, buy, (v) exchange, agree, (adj) cheap; antonym (n) rip-off. bargod eaves; synonyms (n) arch, balcony, cupola, dome, attic, loft, projection, brow, ridge. bargyfreithiwr 1. barrister; synonyms (n) attorney, counsel, lawyer, counselor, adviser, 2. advocate; synonyms (n) backer, champion, sponsor, defender, (v) recommend, support, vindicate, back, defend, endorse; antonyms (n) detractor, skeptic, (v) oppose. bariaeth 1. wrath; synonyms (n) anger, fury, ire, rage, resentment, displeasure, indignation, passion, madness, (adj) angry, 2. evil; synonyms (adj) bad, corrupt, criminal, ill, wicked, depraved, (n) damage, adversity, detriment, disaster; antonyms (adj) kindhearted, (n) good, goodness, righteousness, 3. grief; synonyms (n) affliction, dolor, anguish, distress, agony, pain, regret, wound, chagrin, (adj) sore; antonyms (n) joy, happiness. baril barrel; synonyms (n) drum, roll, vessel, barrelful, cask, container, vase, vat, jar, plug. bario 1. bolt; synonyms (n) arrow, dash, pin, (v) bar, abscond, gobble, latch, lock, escape, (adv) bang;
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antonyms (v) nibble, unbolt, unlock, 2. bar; synonyms (n) barricade, band, stop, (v) ban, block, bolt, exclude, obstruct, arrest, balk; antonyms (v) permit, allow. barlad drake; synonyms (n) cock, hart, horse, stag, stallion, dragon, (adj) mallard. barlysyn barley; synonyms (n) barleycorn, bere. barn 1. sentence; synonyms (n) judgment, finding, decision, condemnation, conviction, phrase, (v) condemn, convict, doom, judge, 2. opinion; synonyms (n) feeling, notion, idea, belief, advice, conjecture, guess, impression, meaning, mind. barnais varnish; synonyms (n) coat, lacquer, paint, veneer, palliate, cover, (v) gloss, color, gild, furbish. barneisio varnish; synonyms (n) coat, lacquer, paint, veneer, palliate, cover, (v) gloss, color, gild, furbish. barnol 1. condemnatory; synonyms (adj) censorious, damnatory, captious, carping, caviling, condemning, critical, disapproving, (v) vituperative, disparaging, 2. annoying; synonyms (adj) galling, irritating, troublesome, vexatious, aggravating, awkward, bothersome, disagreeable, grating, (n) annoyance; antonyms (adj) pleasing, soothing, 3. judicial; synonyms (adj) forensic, judiciary, legal, judicatory, dispassionate, lawful, juridic, juridical, discriminative, judicious. barnu 1. adjudicate; synonyms (v) adjudge, judge, arbitrate, decide, try, rule, pronounce, referee, sentence, settle, 2. adjudge; synonyms (v) adjudicate, award, condemn, convict, declare, (n) give, 3. judge; synonyms (n) arbiter, arbitrator, (v) consider, estimate, evaluate, think, believe, assess, calculate, guess. barnwr judge; synonyms (n) arbiter, arbitrator, (v) consider, estimate, evaluate, think, believe, condemn, assess, adjudicate. baromedr barometer; synonyms (n) baroscope, aeroscope, eudiometer, gauge, norm, (v) glass, especially, glaze, goblet, hourglass. barus 1. greedy; synonyms (adj) eager, avid, gluttonous, covetous, desirous, acquisitive, glutton, grasping, piggish, (v) avaricious; antonym (adj) generous, 2. voracious; synonyms (adj) greedy, hungry, rapacious, ravenous, edacious, esurient, insatiable, ravening, famished, predatory. barwn baron; synonyms (n) mogul, king, magnate, earl, tycoon, thane, ability, businessperson, (v) man, consort. barwnes baroness; synonym (n) lady. barwniaeth barony; synonym (n) baronetcy. barwnig baronet; synonym (n) baronetcy. barwnol baronial; synonyms (adj) imposing, lordly, noble, royal, stately, courtly, distinguished, elegant, formal, magisterial. bas 1. shallow; synonyms (adj) shoal, superficial, low, cursory, petty, little, sketchy, flimsy, frivolous,
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simple; antonyms (adj) deep, bottomless, 2. bass; synonyms (adj) resonant, rich, sonorous, abstruse, booming, rumbling, (n) basso, tenor, (adv) accompaniment, second. basged basket; synonyms (n) basketful, bassinet, cradle, gondola, case, coffin, handbasket, hoop, leap, ped. basle shoal; synonyms (n) shallow, school, shelf, swarm, multitude, bar, (adj) superficial, reefy, shelfy, shelvy. basn 1. basin; synonyms (n) bowl, pot, depression, dock, hollow, tank, washbasin, washbowl, basinful, cavity, 2. bowl; synonyms (n) basin, plate, container, stadium, arena, bowlful, (v) hurl, roll, toss, troll. bastardiaeth bastardy; synonyms (n) illegitimacy, bastardism. bat bat; synonyms (n) club, rapidity, blow, cudgel, flittermouse, punch, (v) hit, beat, blink, lick. bataliwn battalion; synonyms (n) army, host, regiment, battalia, company, squadron, throng, unit, brigade, corps. bath 1. kind (caredig, math); synonyms (n) form, helpful, sort, benign, brand, breed, class, gentle, (adj) friendly, generous; antonyms (adj) unkind, callous, cruel, hardhearted, mean, merciless, nasty, spiteful, uncaring, upsetting, 2. stamp; synonyms (n) mark, seal, impression, cachet, (v) imprint, print, cast, impress, trample, punch, 3. bath; synonyms (n) wash, bathroom, tank, bathtub, dip, tub, (v) bathe, immersion, affusion, balneation, 4. coin; synonyms (n) cash, money, specie, currency, (v) forge, invent, mint, originate, create, strike, 5. die (marw); synonyms (v) decease, dead, death, depart, expire, fall, go, pass, conk, (n) dice, 6. sort; synonyms (n) kind, type, assortment, description, rank, variety, pattern, (v) group, arrange, (adj) manner. bathdy mint; synonyms (n) fortune, heap, pile, lot, mass, peck, stack, (v) coin, invent, manufacture. bathiad 1. coining; synonyms (n) forgery, stamping, 2. coinage; synonyms (n) coin, currency, money, coining, coins, invention, mintage, specie. bathodyn 1. badge; synonyms (n) emblem, insignia, mark, sign, medal, characteristic, decoration, device, identification, indication, 2. medal; synonyms (n) award, prize, medallion, title, honor, laurels, palm. bathol coin; synonyms (n) cash, money, specie, (v) forge, invent, mint, originate, create, strike, cast. bathu 1. coin; synonyms (n) cash, money, specie, (v) forge, invent, mint, originate, create, strike, cast, 2. mint; synonyms (n) fortune, heap, pile, lot, mass, peck, stack, (v) coin, manufacture, stamp.
batio bat; synonyms (n) club, rapidity, blow, cudgel, flittermouse, punch, (v) hit, beat, blink, lick. batri battery; synonyms (n) troop, army, barrage, company, collection, mugging, onslaught, sequence, squad, violence. batwr batter; synonyms (n) batsman, (v) baste, hammer, bash, beat, break, buffet, club, hit, knock. baw 1. dirt; synonyms (n) soil, dust, filth, grime, crap, ground, mire, scandal, contamination, smudge, 2. dung; synonyms (n) compost, droppings, excrement, ordure, muck, (adj) faeces, feces, 3. filth; synonyms (n) dirt, garbage, foulness, blot, filthiness, nastiness, squalor, stain; antonym (n) cleanness, 4. mire; synonyms (n) bog, marsh, quagmire, sludge, tangle, morass, ooze, slush, (v) involve, (adj) mud. bawaidd 1. mean; synonyms (v) intend, design, imply, denote, (adj) middle, base, common, (n) average, contemptible, low; antonyms (adj) generous, kind, 2. dirty; synonyms (adj) foul, dirt, bawdy, contaminated, dingy, (v) muddy, corrupt, soil, contaminate, (n) defile; antonyms (adj) hygienic, pure, spotless, immaculate, (v) clean, 3. sordid; synonyms (adj) dirty, ignoble, filthy, grimy, nasty, cheap, despicable, abject, dishonorable, mean; antonym (adj) respectable, 4. vile; synonyms (adj) evil, bad, disgusting, infamous, offensive, revolting, sorry, sordid, vicious, atrocious; antonyms (adj) pleasant, attractive. bawd 1. toe; synonyms (n) digit, extremity, foot, bottom, nadir, sole, adversary, antagonist, competitor, (adj) toed, 2. thumb; synonyms (n) pollex, forefinger, hand, (v) finger, feel, flip, handle, leaf, flick, hitch. bedd 1. grave; synonyms (adj) austere, critical, serious, severe, solemn, earnest, bad, dangerous, (v) acute, engrave; antonyms (adj) mild, frivolous, funny, 2. tomb; synonyms (n) grave, sepulchre, crypt, sepulcher, pit, sepulture, vault, monument, entomb, (v) bury. beddadail mausoleum; synonyms (n) grave, vault, crypt, sepulcher, tomb, catacomb, monument. beddargraff epitaph; synonyms (n) memorial, remembrance, epitaphic, legend, elegy, eulogy, monument, sentiment. beddfaen tombstone; synonyms (n) gravestone, headstone, monument, keystone. beddgell 1. catacomb; synonyms (n) crypt, vault, tomb, mausoleum, grave, 2. vault; synonyms (n) leap, bound, jump, spring, arch, hurdle, cellar, (v) hop, curve, overleap. beddrod 1. tomb; synonyms (n) grave, sepulchre, crypt, sepulcher, pit, sepulture, vault, monument, entomb, (v) bury, 2. sepulchre; synonyms (n) burial, entombment, inhumation, interment.
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Welsh - English bedwen birch; synonyms (n) stick, (v) whip, lash, flog, scourge, bang, cob, comb, (adj) birchen, birken. bedydd 1. baptism; synonyms (n) christening, chrism, blessing, designation, entrance, identification, initiation, introduction, (v) nomination, nuncupation, 2. christening; synonym (n) baptism. bedyddfa baptistry; synonyms (n) baptistery, font, face, fount, typeface. bedyddfaen font; synonyms (n) fount, fountain, type, baptistery, print, spring, typeface, well, baptistry, face. bedyddio baptize; synonyms (v) call, christen, dub, entitle, name, baptise, term, style. bedyddiol 1. baptismal; synonyms (adj) eucharistical, (n) baptism, 2. baptized. Beibl bible; synonyms (n) scripture, book, authority, guide, manual, regulation, word, countersign, creed, discussion. Beiblaidd 1. bible; synonyms (n) scripture, book, authority, guide, manual, regulation, word, countersign, creed, discussion, 2. biblical; synonyms (adj) scriptural, prophetic, sacred. beic 1. bicycle; synonyms (n) machine, vehicle, coach, rack, (v) bike, wheel, cycle, pedal, motorcycle, drive, 2. bike; synonyms (n) motorbike, (v) bicycle. beichio 1. low (isel); synonyms (adj) contemptible, abject, humble, ignoble, base, blue, common, deep, dejected, (adv) gentle; antonyms (adj) cheerful, happy, high-pitched, loud, important, piercing, (n) high, 2. burden; synonyms (n) load, anxiety, pack, strain, (v) bother, weight, burthen, clog, trouble, afflict; antonyms (v) relieve, unburden, 3. sob; synonyms (n) cry, moan, lament, groan, (v) whine, wail, weep, snivel, whimper, howl. beichiog pregnant; synonyms (adj) pithy, significant, fraught, enceinte, expectant, gravid, heavy, big, meaning, teeming. beichiogi conceive; synonyms (v) believe, imagine, think, apprehend, comprehend, design, realize, discover, cogitate, catch. beichus burdensome; synonyms (adj) arduous, heavy, weighty, cumbrous, cumbersome, difficult, oppressive, troublesome, unwieldy, (v) onerous; antonym (adj) easy. beiddgar 1. daring; synonyms (adj) brave, bold, courageous, audacious, (n) adventurous, audacity, boldness, bravery, courage, adventurousness; antonyms (adj) cowardly, cautious, dull, timid, (n) cowardice, 2. audacious; synonyms (adj) arrogant, barefaced, brash, daring, impudent, intrepid, shameless, blatant, brazen, enterprising; antonym (adj) modest. beiddgarwch 1. daring; synonyms (adj) brave, bold, courageous, audacious, (n) adventurous, audacity,
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boldness, bravery, courage, adventurousness; antonyms (adj) cowardly, cautious, dull, timid, (n) cowardice, 2. audacity; synonyms (n) arrogance, audaciousness, effrontery, impudence, nerve, presumption, cheek, face, guts, (v) assurance. beiddio 1. dare; synonyms (v) defy, brave, hazard, confront, resist, (n) challenge, venture, adventure, daring, defiance, 2. presume; synonyms (v) assume, dare, believe, consider, expect, guess, infer, think, esteem, conclude. beili bailiff; synonyms (n) factor, officer, broker, castellan, clerk, middleman, proctor, secretary, seneschal, solicitor. beio 1. censure; synonyms (n) reprimand, animadversion, attack, accusation, (v) blame, accuse, abuse, reproach, berate, carp; antonyms (n) approval, (v) praise, approve, commend, 2. blame; synonyms (v) arraign, censure, charge, chide, fault, rebuke, attribute, (n) rap, onus, allegation; antonyms (v) pardon, absolve. beirniad 1. critic; synonyms (n) connoisseur, commentator, judge, censor, reviewer, evaluator, pundit, critique, censurer, (adj) critical; antonym (n) supporter, 2. adjudicator; synonyms (n) arbiter, arbitrator, referee, umpire, moderator, negotiator, ruler, intermediary, mediator, 3. arbiter; synonyms (n) expert, adjudicator, authority, critic. beirniadaeth 1. criticism; synonyms (n) critique, commentary, blame, review, animadversion, attack, censure, comment, denunciation, disapproval; antonyms (n) praise, approval, admiration, compliment, 2. adjudication; synonyms (n) arbitration, decision, ruling, verdict, award, adjudgment, adjudicature, agreement, dijudication, intercession. beirniadol critical; synonyms (adj) acute, decisive, delicate, important, pressing, severe, ticklish, urgent, vital, (v) censorious; antonyms (adj) complimentary, trivial, positive, flattering, insignificant, approving, unimportant. beirniadu 1. animadvert; synonyms (v) censure, comment, study, fulminate, observe, opine, remonstrate, complain, guess, imagine, 2. adjudicate; synonyms (v) adjudge, judge, arbitrate, decide, try, rule, pronounce, referee, sentence, settle. beisgawn stack; synonyms (n) pile, accumulation, mound, rick, mass, bunch, bundle, (v) heap, load, lot. beiston 1. beach; synonyms (n) bank, coast, foreshore, shore, strand, coastline, land, seashore, shoreline, 2. surf; synonyms (n) breakers, foam, breaker, spray, surge, swell, wave, bubble, froth, (v) browse, 3. seashore; synonyms (n) beach, seacoast, sand, (adj) marine; antonym (n) interior.
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beius 1. faulty; synonyms (adj) erroneous, deficient, defective, false, vicious, bad, broken, inaccurate, incorrect, wrong; antonyms (adj) correct, perfect, flawless, 2. blameworthy; synonyms (adj) culpable, blamable, guilty, blameful, censurable, uncommendable, blameable, (v) reprehensible; antonym (adj) innocent, 3. culpable; synonyms (adj) blameworthy, liable, criminal, responsible. bellach now; synonyms (adv) forthwith, here, immediately, currently, directly, instantly, presently, already, nowadays, (adj) current; antonyms (adv) later, soon. ben 1. cart; synonyms (n) car, handcart, (v) carry, haul, drag, bear, take, transfer, convey, draw, 2. wain; synonyms (n) waggon, wagon, bufflehead, butterball, dipper, plough, plow, chariot, 3. wagon; synonyms (n) cart, truck, wain. bendigedig 1. wonderful; synonyms (adj) extraordinary, marvelous, astonishing, excellent, remarkable, phenomenal, amazing, fantastic, grand, great; antonyms (adj) awful, terrible, unpleasant, dreadful, 2. blessed; synonyms (adj) blest, happy, holy, blasted, cursed, damned, fortunate, hallowed, sacred, saintly; antonym (adj) unlucky. bendith 1. boon; synonyms (n) advantage, blessing, benefit, concession, gift, grant, mercy, asset, donation, (v) benefaction, 2. blessing; synonyms (n) benediction, approval, benison, felicity, luck, boon, godsend, grace, fluke, consecration; antonyms (n) curse, disapproval, 3. benediction; synonyms (n) orison, thanks, doxology, hosanna, invocation, beatitude, approving, favor, glorification, good. bendithio bless; synonyms (v) celebrate, consecrate, sanctify, anoint, eulogize, dedicate, exalt, glorify, grant, hallow; antonyms (v) desecrate, curse, condemn. benthyciwr 1. borrower; synonym (n) beggar, 2. lender; synonyms (n) creditor, loaner, mortgagee. benthyg 1. advance; synonyms (n) progress, improvement, (v) further, proceed, promote, approach, encourage, raise, rise, (phr) accelerate; antonyms (n) deterioration, (v) retreat, recede, delay, demote, regress, 2. loan; synonyms (n) credit, loanword, invest, mortgage, touch, liability, (v) advance, lend, trust, rent; antonym (v) borrow. benyw 1. woman; synonyms (n) wife, girl, maid, womanhood, char, charwoman, soul, (obj) female, she; antonyms (n) man, gentleman, 2. female; synonyms (adj) distaff, feminine, pistillate, (n) lady, woman; antonyms (adj) masculine, (n) male. benywaidd 1. effeminate; synonyms (adj) soft, womanish, feminate, delicate, emasculate, epicene, ladylike, sissy, tender, cissy, 2. feminine; synonyms (adj) female, womanly, maidenly,
pistillate, wifely, feminal; antonyms (adj) masculine, male. benywol 1. female; synonyms (adj) distaff, feminine, pistillate, (n) lady, woman, girl, (obj) she; antonyms (adj) masculine, (n) male, man, 2. feminine; synonyms (adj) female, womanly, maidenly, wifely, feminal, feminate. bera 1. rick; synonyms (n) hayrick, haystack, heap, accumulation, hoard, shock, crick, (v) twist, sprain, stack, 2. pyramid; synonyms (n) pile, mass, congeries, lump, prism, (adj) spire, steeple, (v) add, amplify, elevate. berdysen shrimp; synonyms (n) prawn, runt, dwarf, (adj) midge, animalcule, emmet, fly, gnat, insect, mite. berdysyn shrimp; synonyms (n) prawn, runt, dwarf, (adj) midge, animalcule, emmet, fly, gnat, insect, mite. berem barm; synonyms (n) yeast, bubble, leaven, spume, froth, (adj) ferment. berf verb; synonym (n) vocable. berfa 1. wheelbarrow; synonyms (n) barrow, cart, barrowful, tumulus, 2. barrow; synonyms (n) wheelbarrow, swine, cromlech, hog, tope, porker, (adj) hillock, hummock, knoll, mole. berman barm; synonyms (n) yeast, bubble, leaven, spume, froth, (adj) ferment. berth 1. beautiful (prydferth); synonyms (adj) attractive, good-looking, bright, beauteous, fine, handsome, lovely, picturesque, pleasant, pretty; antonyms (adj) ugly, unattractive, 2. valuable; synonyms (adj) costly, estimable, precious, beneficial, expensive, helpful, useful, worthy, admirable, important; antonyms (adj) worthless, useless. berthog 1. fair; synonyms (adj) equitable, clear, beautiful, average, dispassionate, fine, impartial, reasonable, (adv) clean, (v) bright; antonyms (adj) unfair, biased, dark, exceptional, unjust, partial, foul, imbalanced, mismatched, prejudiced, 2. wealthy; synonyms (adj) rich, moneyed, affluent, flush, opulent, prosperous, loaded, substantial, generous, abounding; antonyms (adj) poor, impoverished. berw 1. boiling; synonyms (adj) hot, effervescent, heated, burning, scalding, torrid, humid; antonyms (adj) cold, freezing, 2. ebullition; synonyms (n) boiling, ferment, bile, choler, dander, (adj) effervescence, perturbation, (v) coction, elixation, estuation, 3. seething; synonyms (v) ebullient, (adj) enraged, irate, raging, foamy, furious, hysterical, incensed, mad, (n) digestion. berweddu brew; synonyms (n) beer, blend, concoction, drink, mixture, brewage, (v) cook, concoct, make, saturate.
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Welsh - English berwedig boiling; synonyms (adj) hot, effervescent, heated, burning, scalding, torrid, humid; antonyms (adj) cold, freezing. berwedydd boiler; synonyms (n) kettle, furnace, heater, banality, evaporator, seether, cistern, container, kettleful, kiln. berwi 1. boil; synonyms (v) seethe, bubble, churn, simmer, ferment, burn, effervesce, fume, (n) abscess, blister; antonym (v) freeze, 2. effervesce; synonyms (v) fizz, sparkle, boil, foam, froth, 3. seethe; synonyms (v) stew, cook, rage, buzz, digest, hum, moil, roil, roll. berwr cress; synonym (n) watercress. bery kite; synonyms (n) parachute, airplane, epistle, former, letter, slip, (v) scram. bet bet; synonyms (v) gamble, play, lay, risk, venture, (n) wager, stake, stakes. betio bet; synonyms (v) gamble, play, lay, risk, venture, (n) wager, stake, stakes. betws 1. chapel; synonyms (n) church, worship, kirk, shrine, temple, cathedral, kapelle, minster, basilica, conventicle, 2. oratory; synonyms (n) eloquence, elocution, rhetoric, speech, chapel, tabernacle, chantry, diction, meetinghouse, speechifying. betysen beet; synonym (n) beetroot. beunydd 1. always; synonyms (adv) forever, continuously, whenever, eternally, ever, unceasingly, consistently, constantly, (adj) still, eternal; antonyms (adv) never, erratically, 2. daily; synonyms (adj) journal, diurnal, everyday, regular, (n) newspaper, gazette, paper, tabloid, consider also 3. every day; synonyms (adv) daily, diurnally, continually, incessantly, perpetually. beunyddiol 1. quotidian; synonyms (adj) ordinary, everyday, daily, mundane, routine, usual, workaday, hackneyed, (v) tertian, weekly, 2. daily; synonyms (adj) journal, diurnal, regular, (n) newspaper, gazette, paper, tabloid. bidog 1. bayonet; synonyms (n) sword, banger, baselard, brand, broadsword, cimeter, (v) stab, spear, butt, eviscerate, 2. dagger; synonyms (n) bodkin, blade, knife, obelisk, cutlass, saber, skean, anger, baudekin, claymore. bidogi bayonet; synonyms (n) sword, banger, baselard, brand, broadsword, cimeter, (v) stab, spear, butt, eviscerate. biff beef; synonyms (n) gripe, grumble, moan, grouse, complaint, squawk, fuss, (v) complain, grouch, groan. bil bill; synonyms (n) account, beak, advertisement, card, invoice, poster, receipt, act, (v) placard, advertise. bilidowcar cormorant; synonyms (n) corvorant, scarf, neckcloth, (adj) glutton, gastronome. biliwn billion; synonym (v) milliard.
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bilwg billhook; synonyms (n) bill, account, banknote, beak, hook, broadsheet, broadside, card, (adj) cleaver, cutter. bioleg biology; synonyms (n) physiology, anatomy, biota. biolegwr biologist; synonym (n) environmentalist. bisged biscuit; synonyms (n) cookie, cooky, beige, head, tan, slug, spray, (adj) glamorous. bisgeden biscuit; synonyms (n) cookie, cooky, beige, head, tan, slug, spray, (adj) glamorous. biswail dung; synonyms (n) compost, droppings, excrement, ordure, filth, muck, (adj) faeces, feces. bit bit; synonyms (n) crumb, morsel, piece, atom, drop, fleck, fragment, moment, (v) curb, scrap. biwrocrat bureaucrat; synonyms (n) officer, official, administrator, commissioner, functionary, manager, minister, overseer, superintendent, executive. biwrocrataidd bureaucratic; synonyms (adj) administrative, authoritative, bossy, impersonal, practical, technical, bureaucratical, ceremonial, fussy, interfering. biwrocratiaeth bureaucracy; synonyms (n) bureaucratism, apparatus, cabinet, fascism, formalities, government, authority, beadledom, directorate, establishment. blaen 1. front; synonyms (adj) head, fore, (n) countenance, forefront, appearance, disguise, facade, frontage, (v) face, confront; antonyms (n) rear, end, (v) back, 2. end (diwedd); synonyms (n) close, aim, closure, destination, conclusion, (v) cease, complete, finish, discontinue, conclude; antonyms (n) beginning, maintenance, opening, middle, (v) start, begin, continue, 3. edge; synonyms (n) boundary, margin, verge, blade, brink, extremity, advantage, (v) border, bound, hem; antonym (n) center, 4. point; synonyms (n) place, grade, peak, nib, edge, article, degree, dot, (v) direct, level, 5. tip; synonyms (n) top, hint, point, pinnacle, apex, bribe, (v) incline, tilt, dump, lean, 6. top (pen); synonyms (adj) maximum, (n) crown, acme, crest, cover, height, (v) best, cap, exceed, outdo; antonyms (adj) worst, (n) bottom, base, nadir, 7. anterior; synonyms (adj) antecedent, prior, former, forward, preceding, previous, foregoing, precedent, (n) front; antonym (adj) posterior, 8. foremost; synonyms (adj) leading, central, essential, (adv) first, (n) chief, capital, cardinal, main, paramount, principal; antonyms (adj) minor, last, 9. first; synonyms (adv) foremost, before, rather, early, (adj) primitive, initial, maiden, preliminary, premier, (n) commencement; antonym (adj) final, 10. apex; synonyms (n) vertex, apices, summit, extremum, climax, culmination, extreme, meridian, tip, zenith, 11. fore; synonyms (adj) anterior, frontal, (n) bow, prow, stem, (adv) ahead,
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previously; antonyms (adv) aft, behind, 12. van; synonyms (n) caravan, vehicle, truck, vanguard, carriage, car, bus, conveyance, (v) automobile, train, 13. precedence; synonyms (n) antecedence, lead, priority, anteriority, antecedency, pas, preference, precedency, precession, (adj) rank, 14. priority; synonyms (n) precedence, superiority, supremacy. blaenbrawf foretaste; synonyms (n) anticipation, expectation, prelibation, foresight, forerunner, ancestor, antecedent, antepast, appetizer, (v) anticipate. blaendal 1. deposit; synonyms (n) charge, residue, (v) bank, commit, store, fix, lay, repose, cast, file; antonym (v) withdraw, 2. prepayment; synonym (n) advance. blaendalu prepay; synonym (v) pay. blaendarddu sprout; synonyms (v) bud, bourgeon, germinate, grow, pullulate, (n) shoot, germ, offshoot, sprit, scion. blaenddodi prefix; synonyms (n) preamble, foreword, prelude, proem, proemium, prolegomena, prolepsis, (v) preface, attach, prepose. blaenddodiad prefix; synonyms (n) preamble, foreword, prelude, proem, proemium, prolegomena, prolepsis, (v) preface, attach, prepose. blaenllaw 1. forward; synonyms (adv) onward, fore, ahead, along, (adj) bold, audacious, (v) advance, expedite, promote, (phr) dispatch; antonyms (adv) backward, (adj) shy, posterior, 2. prominent; synonyms (adj) eminent, notable, noted, great, celebrated, distinguished, famous, illustrious, leading, (v) conspicuous; antonyms (adj) inconspicuous, unknown, minor. blaenllym 1. sharp; synonyms (adj) acute, bitter, intelligent, acid, acrid, harsh, incisive, intense, (n) keen, (v) biting; antonyms (adj) blunt, dull, mild, gentle, rounded, sweet, bland, blurred, naive, round, 2. keen; synonyms (adj) eager, sharp, brisk, enthusiastic, exquisite, piercing, discriminating, clever, (v) fresh, avid; antonyms (adj) apathetic, indifferent, unenthusiastic. blaenllymu 1. whet; synonyms (v) sharpen, excite, grind, quicken, stimulate, stir, hone, (n) goad, spur, (adj) point, 2. sharpen; synonyms (v) focus, edge, intensify, sharp, increase, heighten, whet, improve, compound, taper; antonym (v) cloud, 3. point; synonyms (n) place, grade, peak, nib, aim, article, degree, dot, (v) head, direct. blaenor 1. leader; synonyms (n) chief, guide, boss, captain, director, head, chieftain, commander, conductor, administrator; antonyms (n) follower, straggler, 2. elder; synonyms (adj) older, big, adult, (n) senior, ancient, patriarch, superior. blaenori 1. lead (arwain, plwm); synonyms (v) head, guide, conduct, contribute, direct, chair, conduce, control, go, govern; antonym (v) follow,
2. head (pen); synonyms (n) chief, captain, front, point, boss, foam, froth, crown, (v) capital, lead; antonyms (n) end, subordinate, 3. precede; synonyms (v) antecede, antedate, forego, anticipate, forerun, introduce, pass, preface; antonym (v) succeed. blaenoriaeth 1. priority; synonyms (n) precedence, antecedence, antecedency, anteriority, precedency, preference, rank, superiority, supremacy, 2. precedence; synonyms (n) lead, advantage, priority, pas, precession, 3. lead (arwain, plwm); synonyms (v) head, guide, conduct, contribute, direct, chair, conduce, control, go, govern; antonym (v) follow, 4. preference; synonyms (n) choice, inclination, liking, option, predilection, election, alternative, fondness, partiality, penchant. blaenorol 1. anterior; synonyms (adj) antecedent, prior, fore, former, forward, preceding, previous, foregoing, precedent, (n) front; antonym (adj) posterior, 2. antecedent; synonyms (adj) anterior, past, first, (n) ancestor, forerunner, precursor, forebear, forefather, predecessor, ancestry; antonyms (adj) subsequent, (n) descendant, successor. blaenu 1. point; synonyms (n) place, grade, peak, nib, edge, aim, article, degree, (v) head, direct, 2. precede; synonyms (v) lead, antecede, antedate, forego, anticipate, forerun, introduce, pass, preface, go; antonyms (v) follow, succeed, 3. outrun; synonyms (v) outstrip, outdo, surpass, exceed, outstep, outgo, outjump, outleap. blaenwr 1. leader; synonyms (n) chief, guide, boss, captain, director, head, chieftain, commander, conductor, administrator; antonyms (n) follower, straggler, 2. forward; synonyms (adv) onward, fore, ahead, along, (adj) bold, audacious, (v) advance, expedite, promote, (phr) dispatch; antonyms (adv) backward, (adj) shy, posterior. blaguro 1. flourish; synonyms (v) brandish, display, thrive, bloom, boast, prosper, boom, brag, flaunt, (n) fanfare; antonyms (v) decline, struggle, 2. bud; synonyms (n) blossom, flower, germ, button, embryo, (v) graft, shoot, vegetate, develop, germinate, 3. sprout; synonyms (v) bud, bourgeon, grow, pullulate, (n) offshoot, sprit, scion, acrospire, chit, outgrowth. blaguryn 1. shoot; synonyms (v) bud, discharge, dart, dash, drive, flash, hunt, (n) scion, branch, sprout, 2. bud; synonyms (n) bloom, blossom, flower, germ, button, embryo, (v) graft, shoot, vegetate, develop, 3. sprout; synonyms (v) bourgeon, germinate, grow, pullulate, (n) offshoot, sprit, acrospire, chit, outgrowth, plumule. blaidd wolf; synonyms (n) philanderer, beast, brute, (v) devour, gobble, gorge, bolt, consume, eat, guzzle.
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blanced blanket; synonyms (n) bedding, sheet, (v)
(adj) invigorated, alert, refreshed, original, strong,
cloak, cover, (adj) sweeping, overall, comprehensive, global, generic, wholesale. blas 1. relish; synonyms (v) enjoy, bask, (n) flavor, gusto, fancy, liking, love, palate, appetizer, (adj) savor; antonym (v) dislike, 2. taste; synonyms (n) bit, morsel, penchant, appetite, drink, drop, (v) relish, sample, smack, discernment; antonym (n) tastelessness. blasus 1. tasty; synonyms (adj) savory, tasteful, delicious, appetizing, dainty, delectable, spicy, luscious, nice, palatable; antonyms (adj) tasteless, bland, inedible, 2. delicious; synonyms (adj) delicate, delightful, pleasing, agreeable, charming, enjoyable, lovely, sweet, toothsome, grateful, 3. savory; synonyms (n) delicacy, (adj) fragrant, savoury, tasty, piquant, aromatic, inoffensive, peppery. blawd 1. flour; synonyms (n) flower, (v) powder, (adj) meal, bran, paddy, rice, spore, sporule, 2. meal; synonyms (n) food, feed, flour, repast, banquet, spread, bite. ble where; synonyms (adv) there, here, wherever, whither, anywhere, wherein, anyplace, (pron) everywhere, (n) point, spot. bleind blind; synonyms (adj) sightless, (v) bedazzle, daze, dazzle, obscure, (n) screen, curtain, shutter, awning, drape; antonym (adj) sighted. blewog 1. hairy; synonyms (adj) bearded, bushy, hirsute, dangerous, downy, woolly, bristly, fleecy, fuzzy, pilose; antonyms (adj) bald, hairless, 2. shaggy; synonyms (adj) rough, hairy, ragged, shagged, brushy, pilous, unkempt, hispid, pappous, (n) rugged, 3. hirsute; synonyms (adj) shaggy, ciliated, filamentous, fimbriated. blewyn 1. fur; synonyms (n) coat, down, pelt, skin, fell, hair, fleece, feathers, fuzz, hide, 2. hairs, 3. hair (gwallt); synonyms (n) fur, hairbreadth, haircloth, locks, pile, coiffure, (adj) brush, clipping, driblet, 4. pile; synonyms (n) heap, stack, mass, congeries, mound, bunch, accumulation, (v) pack, accumulate, amass. bliant lawn; synonyms (n) grass, grassplot, field, green, park, meadow, grassplat, plot, backyard, esplanade. blif catapult; synonyms (n) bricole, sling, launcher, slingshot, balister, bow, (v) shoot, fling, launch, throw. blin 1. weary; synonyms (adj) tired, exhausted, fatigued, aweary, beat, languid, (v) fatigue, tire, exhaust, (n) jade; antonyms (adj) energetic, fresh, 2. arduous; synonyms (adj) hard, difficult, laborious, heavy, onerous, strenuous, uphill, painful, severe, tough; antonym (adj) easy, 3. tired; synonyms (adj) hackneyed, weary, banal, commonplace, stale, threadbare, trite, haggard, jaded, stock; antonyms
4. peevish; synonyms (adj) fractious, fretful, irritable, irascible, morose, testy, moody, cantankerous, captious, cross, 5. irritable; synonyms (adj) angry, edgy, disagreeable, excitable, grumpy, petulant, sensitive, touchy, huffy, crabby; antonyms (adj) calm, easygoing, good-humored, good-natured, even-tempered, good-tempered. blinder 1. trouble; synonyms (n) distress, bother, pain, (v) inconvenience, annoy, disorder, disquiet, worry, afflict, agitate; antonyms (v) calm, please, 2. weariness; synonyms (n) exhaustion, fatigue, tiredness, lassitude, languor, defatigation, listlessness; antonym (n) get-up-and-go. blinfyd tribulation; synonyms (n) trial, misery, distress, ordeal, calamity, affliction, trouble, hardship, suffering, pain. blingo 1. skin (croen); synonyms (n) peel, hide, coating, fur, hull, rind, shell, (v) pare, bark, scrape, 2. flay; synonyms (v) excoriate, skin, decorticate, lash, flog, castigate, scalp. blino 1. bore; synonyms (v) dig, bother, tire, annoy, drill, perforate, pierce, (n) caliber, diameter, nuisance; antonyms (v) interest, excite, fascinate, 2. annoy; synonyms (v) anger, displease, harass, irritate, pester, afflict, aggravate, grate, harry, (n) annoyance; antonyms (v) please, pacify, soothe, 3. bother; synonyms (v) trouble, torment, vex, worry, (n) fuss, plague, bore, hassle, pain, ado; antonyms (v) delight, (n) pleasure, 4. trouble; synonyms (n) distress, anxiety, difficulty, (v) inconvenience, disorder, disquiet, agitate, burden, distract, disturb; antonym (v) calm, 5. weary; synonyms (adj) tired, exhausted, fatigued, aweary, beat, languid, (v) fatigue, exhaust, dull, (n) jade; antonyms (adj) energetic, fresh, 6. ail; synonyms (v) suffer, hurt, upset, 7. aggrieve; synonyms (v) grieve, wrong, offend, oppress, persecute, 8. vex; synonyms (v) provoke, tease, fret, chafe, exasperate, irk, gall, molest, perplex, bug, 9. tire; synonyms (v) fag, weary, pall, prostrate, wear, drain, drudge, outwear, (n) tyre, labor; antonym (v) refresh. blith 1. milk (llaeth); synonyms (v) exploit, squeeze, drain, tap, anodyne, balm, bleed, (adj) albumen, chalk, glair, 2. milch; synonyms (adj) pitiful, tender, weeping. blithdraphlith helter-skelter; synonyms (n) pellmell, (adv) recklessly, anyhow, irregularly, about, (adj) chaotic, haphazard, capricious, reckless, upside-down. bloddest 1. acclamation; synonyms (n) acclaim, applause, ovation, plaudit, praise, approval, cheer, eclat, commendation, 2. rejoicing; synonyms (n) exultation, happiness, jubilation, joy, mirth, triumph, (adj) jubilant, exultant, exulting, heyday.
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blodeugerdd anthology; synonyms (n) collection, compilation, garland, miscellany, compendium, treasury, album, flowers, posy, (v) collectanea. blodeuglwm 1. bunch; synonyms (n) cluster, clump, crowd, batch, band, gang, group, lot, (v) bundle, huddle; antonym (v) disperse, 2. bouquet; synonyms (n) aroma, fragrance, nosegay, perfume, smell, bunch, odor, posy, redolence, scent, 3. nosegay; synonyms (n) bouquet, flower, chaplet, corsage, festoon, garland. blodeuo 1. flower; synonyms (n) bouquet, cream, efflorescence, elite, floret, (v) bloom, blossom, blow, flourish, (adj) prime, 2. bloom; synonyms (n) blush, bud, flush, blooming, (v) prosper, thrive, burgeon, fructify, (adj) flower, beam; antonyms (v) wither, shrivel, 3. flourish; synonyms (v) brandish, display, boast, boom, brag, flaunt, grow, shake, wave, (n) fanfare; antonyms (v) decline, struggle, 4. blossom; synonyms (n) heyday, peak, (v) progress, develop, unfold. blodeuog 1. flourishing; synonyms (adj) prosperous, thriving, booming, healthy, luxuriant, palmy, successful, verdant, lush, auspicious; antonym (adj) failing, 2. flowery; synonyms (adj) florid, ornate, bloomy, floral, blossomy, figurative, fancy, elaborate, rhetorical, (v) gay; antonym (adj) plain. blodeuyn flower; synonyms (n) bouquet, cream, efflorescence, elite, floret, (v) bloom, blossom, blow, flourish, (adj) prime. blodiog 1. floury; synonyms (adj) powdery, mealy, furfuraceous, psammous, sabulous, sandy, granular, pulverulent, 2. mealy; synonyms (adj) farinaceous, floury, grainy, granulose, gritty. blodyn flower; synonyms (n) bouquet, cream, efflorescence, elite, floret, (v) bloom, blossom, blow, flourish, (adj) prime. bloedd shout; synonyms (v) cry, clamor, scream, bellow, bawl, exclaim, (n) call, roar, yell, cheer; antonym (v) whisper. bloeddiwr shouter; synonyms (n) roarer, bawler, bellower, scorcher, screamer, screecher, yeller. bloesg 1. indistinct; synonyms (adj) confused, dim, faint, inarticulate, indefinite, dull, fuzzy, hazy, indeterminate, (n) cloudy; antonyms (adj) distinct, clear, 2. faltering; synonyms (adj) tentative, vacillating, doubtful, hesitant, irresolute, uncertain, halting, (n) falter, wavering, pause; antonym (n) decisiveness. bloesgi 1. falter; synonyms (v) hesitate, waver, stammer, stumble, stutter, halt, bumble, dither, doubt, (n) faltering; antonym (v) continue, 2. lisp; synonyms (v) lipse, mince. bloneg 1. grease; synonyms (n) fat, bribe, butter, grime, lard, lubricant, (v) oil, boodle, anoint, graft, 2. fat; synonyms (adj) stout, corpulent, dense, thick,
bulky, fatty, (n) avoirdupois, blubber, cream, (v) fatten; antonyms (adj) thin, slim, skinny, slender, 3. lard; synonyms (n) grease, suet, tallow, (v) embellish, embroider, magnify, aggrandize, amplify, dramatise, dramatize. blonegen 1. grease; synonyms (n) fat, bribe, butter, grime, lard, lubricant, (v) oil, boodle, anoint, graft, 2. lard; synonyms (n) grease, suet, tallow, cream, (v) embellish, embroider, magnify, aggrandize, amplify, dramatise. blot blot; synonyms (n) blemish, spot, smudge, blotch, slur, (v) stain, mark, taint, tarnish, blob. blotio blot; synonyms (n) blemish, spot, smudge, blotch, slur, (v) stain, mark, taint, tarnish, blob. blotyn blotch; synonyms (n) blemish, blot, mark, spot, freckle, smudge, splotch, stain, discoloration, macula. blwch box; synonyms (n) basket, cage, chest, package, booth, blow, carton, (v) cuff, buffet, beat; antonym (v) unbox. blwng 1. cheerless; synonyms (adj) bleak, dismal, sad, dark, disconsolate, drab, dreary, dull, gloomy, (v) joyless; antonym (adj) cheerful, 2. sullen; synonyms (adj) morose, gruff, cross, glum, grim, moody, sour, dour, lowering, (n) sulky. blwyddiad 1. yearling; synonyms (n) bambino, nurseling, suckling, toddler, tot, calf, freshman, hornotine, 2. annual; synonyms (adj) yearly, annuary, (n) almanac, yearbook, ephemeris, magazine. blwyddiadur 1. yearbook; synonyms (n) annual, almanac, annuary, 2. annual; synonyms (adj) yearly, (n) yearbook, ephemeris, magazine. blwyddyn year; synonyms (n) twelvemonth, day, age, time, yr, class, hour, minute, month, quarter. blynedd years; synonyms (n) age, days, period, being, day, existence, lifetime, living, time, agedness. blynyddol 1. yearly; synonyms (adj) annual, perennial, anniversary, periodic, (adv) annually, 2. annual; synonyms (adj) yearly, annuary, (n) almanac, yearbook, ephemeris, magazine. blys 1. craving; synonyms (n) aspiration, appetite, desire, longing, addiction, appetency, eagerness, hankering, hunger, (adj) eager, 2. lust; synonyms (n) craving, lecherousness, libido, cupidity, (v) itch, covet, crave, thirst, long, (adj) concupiscence. blysig 1. greedy; synonyms (adj) eager, avid, gluttonous, covetous, desirous, acquisitive, glutton, grasping, piggish, (v) avaricious; antonym (adj) generous, 2. lustful; synonyms (adj) lascivious, lewd, lecherous, libidinous, licentious, prurient, concupiscent, lickerish, carnal, (adv) fleshly. blysigrwydd greediness; synonyms (n) greed, avarice, covetousness, cupidity, eagerness,
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Welsh - English gluttony, selfishness, avidity, hunger, miserliness; antonym (n) generosity. blysio 1. crave; synonyms (v) beg, ask, beseech, covet, implore, want, desire, entreat, long, wish, 2. lust; synonyms (n) appetite, craving, lecherousness, libido, cupidity, (v) hunger, itch, crave, thirst, (adj) concupiscence. bo bow; synonyms (n) arc, curve, (v) bend, arch, stoop, duck, buckle, crouch, incline, kowtow. boch cheek; synonyms (n) audacity, boldness, brass, face, impertinence, nerve, gall, impudence, insolence, lip; antonym (n) respect. bocs box (blwch); synonyms (n) basket, cage, chest, package, booth, blow, carton, (v) cuff, buffet, beat; antonym (v) unbox. bocsach 1. bravado; synonyms (n) boast, bluster, braggadocio, bluff, bragging, defiance, ostentation, swagger, bravery; antonym (n) cowardice, 2. boast; synonyms (v) vaunt, blow, brag, crow, gasconade, pride, rodomontade, exult, (n) arrogance, boasting, 3. brag; synonyms (v) crack, exaggerate, flourish, (n) bounce, vapor, crowing, (adj) boss, 4. vaunt; synonyms (v) gas, gloat, flaunt, swash, tout, (n) avaunt. bod 1. be; synonyms (v) exist, live, act, consist, constitute, represent, cost, follow, form, lie, 2. being; synonyms (n) existence, person, animal, human, entity, essence, presence, matter, creature, (adj) present; antonyms (n) death, nonexistence, 3. existence; synonyms (n) being, life, living, subsistence, lifetime, occurrence, reality, time, world, beingness; antonym (n) nonbeing. boda buzzard; synonyms (n) calf, chicken, colt, doodle, dullard, loon, lout, lown, oaf, block. bodd 1. will; synonyms (v) bequeath, devise, wish, (n) volition, command, desire, inclination, determination, pleasure, resolve, 2. consent; synonyms (n) accord, acquiescence, consensus, (v) assent, agree, approve, concur, accede, accept, acquiesce; antonyms (n) opposition, refusal, (v) disagree, refuse, veto, 3. pleasure; synonyms (n) delight, contentment, delectation, enjoyment, fun, gratification, joy, content, comfort, happiness; antonyms (n) anger, irritation, ache, boredom, nuisance. boddfa flood; synonyms (n) deluge, pour, torrent, stream, (v) drench, flow, inundate, glut, drown, (prep) tide; antonyms (n) drought, shortage, (v) trickle. boddhad 1. satisfaction; synonyms (n) pleasure, amends, complacency, content, enjoyment, joy, reparation, atonement, (v) contentment, gratification; antonyms (n) dissatisfaction, displeasure, aggravation, discontent, 2. pleasure; synonyms (n) delight, delectation, fun, comfort, happiness, mirth, inclination, amusement, bliss,
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entertainment; antonyms (n) anger, irritation, ache, boredom, nuisance. boddhaol 1. satisfactory; synonyms (adj) enough, adequate, competent, sufficient, acceptable, good, ample, decent, fair, tolerable; antonyms (adj) unsatisfactory, inadequate, unacceptable, 2. pleasing; synonyms (adj) amiable, lovable, amusing, attractive, charming, delightful, gratifying, lovely, pleasant, (v) agreeable; antonyms (adj) annoying, unpleasant, unwelcome, disappointing, hurtful, infuriating, straight. boddhau 1. satisfy; synonyms (v) please, content, fill, indulge, meet, persuade, sate, satiate, appease, (adj) suffice; antonyms (v) dissatisfy, disappoint, displease, intensify, 2. please (os gwelwch yn dda); synonyms (v) delight, gratify, amuse, charm, entertain, like, oblige, enchant, enrapture, (adj) enjoy; antonyms (v) annoy, anger, irritate, distress. boddhaus pleased; synonyms (adj) happy, contented, delighted, glad, elated, content, gratified, joyful, thankful, appreciative; antonyms (adj) displeased, angry, annoyed, unhappy, worried. boddi 1. drown; synonyms (v) deluge, drench, overwhelm, sink, submerge, choke, engulf, flood, inundate, suffocate, 2. flood; synonyms (n) pour, torrent, stream, (v) flow, glut, drown, flush, gush, rush, (prep) tide; antonyms (n) drought, shortage, (v) trickle. boddio 1. satisfy; synonyms (v) please, content, fill, indulge, meet, persuade, sate, satiate, appease, (adj) suffice; antonyms (v) dissatisfy, disappoint, displease, intensify, 2. please (os gwelwch yn dda); synonyms (v) delight, gratify, amuse, charm, entertain, like, oblige, enchant, enrapture, (adj) enjoy; antonyms (v) annoy, anger, irritate, distress. bodio 1. finger; synonyms (n) digit, dactyl, (v) feel, handle, touch, hand, thumb, grope, indicate, paw, 2. thumb; synonyms (n) pollex, forefinger, (v) finger, flip, leaf, flick, hitch, hitchhike, riffle. bodloni 1. content; synonyms (n) capacity, contentment, matter, meaning, subject, (adj) contented, happy, (v) appease, please, satisfy; antonyms (adj) tormented, unhappy, discontented, dissatisfied, rebellious, (v) discontent, upset, 2. satisfy; synonyms (v) content, fill, indulge, meet, persuade, sate, satiate, answer, (adj) suffice, do; antonyms (v) dissatisfy, disappoint, displease, intensify. bodolaeth existence; synonyms (n) presence, being, entity, life, living, subsistence, essence, lifetime, occurrence, reality; antonyms (n) death, nonbeing, nonexistence. bodoli exist; synonyms (v) dwell, lie, be, endure, abide, consist, belong, continue, live, occur; antonym (v) die.
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bogail 1. boss; synonyms (n) chief, governor, head, overseer, superior, ruler, administrator, (v) administer, govern, direct, 2. navel; synonyms (n) bellybutton, center, umbilicus, nave, omphalos, omphalus, 3. hub; synonyms (n) focus, heart, core, nucleus, seat, middle, pivot. boglwm 1. boss; synonyms (n) chief, governor, head, overseer, superior, ruler, administrator, (v) administer, govern, direct, 2. knob; synonyms (n) button, handle, bump, grip, hump, knop, lump, node, nub, (adj) bulb, 3. stud; synonyms (n) boss, rivet, scantling, peg, (v) knob, dot, nail, sprinkle, constellate, hook. bol belly; synonyms (n) abdomen, stomach, inside, bowels, intestines, waist, (v) balloon, swell, billow, bloat. bola belly; synonyms (n) abdomen, stomach, inside, bowels, intestines, waist, (v) balloon, swell, billow, bloat. bolera 1. gorge; synonyms (n) abyss, chasm, cleft, esophagus, (v) devour, glut, cram, fill, gobble, engorge; antonyms (n) hill, (v) nibble, fast, 2. guzzle; synonyms (v) bolt, drink, gulp, consume, gorge, swill, guttle, imbibe, quaff; antonym (v) sip, 3. sponge; synonyms (n) parasite, leech, sponger, (v) mop, cadge, scrounge, bum, mooch, soaker, (adj) wipe. bolerwr 1. sponge; synonyms (n) parasite, leech, sponger, (v) mop, cadge, scrounge, bum, mooch, soaker, (adj) wipe, 2. parasite; synonyms (n) sponge, freeloader, sycophant, bloodsucker, hanger-on, scrounger; antonym (n) host. bolgi 1. glutton; synonyms (n) epicure, wolverine, gormandizer, gourmand, trencherman, guttler, carcajou, beast, epicurean, gulch, 2. gourmand; synonyms (n) glutton, gourmet, gastronome. bolgno colic; synonyms (n) bellyache, mulligrubs, enteralgia, cramp, heartburn, indigestion, stitch, sullenness. bolgnofa colic; synonyms (n) bellyache, mulligrubs, enteralgia, cramp, heartburn, indigestion, stitch, sullenness. bolio 1. belly; synonyms (n) abdomen, stomach, inside, bowels, intestines, waist, (v) balloon, swell, billow, bloat, 2. gorge; synonyms (n) abyss, chasm, cleft, esophagus, (v) devour, glut, cram, fill, gobble, engorge; antonyms (n) hill, (v) nibble, fast. boliog 1. corpulent; synonyms (adj) fat, obese, portly, stout, fleshy, overweight, plump, lusty, chubby, tubby; antonym (adj) skinny, 2. big-bellied. bollt 1. bar; synonyms (n) barricade, band, stop, (v) ban, block, bolt, exclude, obstruct, arrest, balk; antonyms (v) permit, allow, 2. bolt; synonyms (n) arrow, dash, pin, (v) bar, abscond, gobble, latch, lock, escape, (adv) bang; antonyms (v) nibble, unbolt, unlock.
bolltio bolt; synonyms (n) arrow, dash, pin, (v) bar, abscond, gobble, latch, lock, escape, (adv) bang; antonyms (v) nibble, unbolt, unlock. boloch 1. anxiety; synonyms (n) alarm, care, disquiet, fear, solicitude, trouble, anguish, anxiousness, concern, uneasiness; antonyms (n) calmness, bravery, calm, confidence, 2. destruction; synonyms (n) death, collapse, ruin, abolition, damage, demolition, desolation, devastation, downfall, (v) defeat; antonyms (n) construction, creation, preservation, protection, conservation, formation, reparation, 3. pain; synonyms (n) distress, ache, bother, ill, torment, agony, nuisance, (v) hurt, afflict, grieve; antonym (n) pleasure. bolrwth 1. greedy; synonyms (adj) eager, avid, gluttonous, covetous, desirous, acquisitive, glutton, grasping, piggish, (v) avaricious; antonym (adj) generous, 2. gluttonous; synonyms (adj) voracious, greedy, insatiable, ravenous, edacious, hoggish. bolrwym 1. constipated; synonyms (adj) costive, bellybound, close, cold, formal, impermeable, reserved, (v) bound, certain, destined, 2. costive; synonyms (adj) constipated, stingy, curt, inconversable, astringent, binding, costly, obligatory, restraining, (v) resolved. bolwst colic; synonyms (n) bellyache, mulligrubs, enteralgia, cramp, heartburn, indigestion, stitch, sullenness. bom bomb; synonyms (n) grenade, shell, dud, rocket, bullet, (v) blast, bombard, fail, flop, explode. boncath buzzard; synonyms (n) calf, chicken, colt, doodle, dullard, loon, lout, lown, oaf, block. bonclustio box (blwch); synonyms (n) basket, cage, chest, package, booth, blow, carton, (v) cuff, buffet, beat; antonym (v) unbox. boncyff 1. trunk; synonyms (n) stem, boot, torso, body, bole, proboscis, snout, stalk, box, stock, 2. stock; synonyms (n) breed, lineage, store, goods, ancestry, descent, family, hoard, (adj) regular, (v) handle, 3. stump; synonyms (n) stub, end, (v) confuse, baffle, bewilder, mystify, nonplus, perplex, puzzle, stamp. bondigrybwyll forsooth; synonyms (adv) really, actually, truly, genuinely, rattling, real, rightfully, sincerely, unfeignedly, (int) quotha. bondio bond; synonyms (n) association, tie, alliance, deed, agreement, cement, attachment, bail, (v) bind, band. bondo eaves; synonyms (n) arch, balcony, cupola, dome, attic, loft, projection, brow, ridge. bonedd 1. gentility; synonyms (n) elegance, refinement, cultivation, decorum, genteelness, politeness, breeding, courtesy, aristocracy, propriety, 2. nobility; synonyms (n) greatness, dignity, magnanimousness, noblesse, gentry,
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Welsh - English magnificence, goodness, (adj) grandeur, generosity, magnanimity; antonym (n) pettiness. boneddigaidd 1. gentlemanly; synonyms (adj) gentlemanlike, courteous, polite, chivalrous, gallant, refined; antonym (adj) rude, 2. noble; synonyms (adj) dignified, imposing, magnificent, glorious, distinguished, elevated, exalted, generous, (n) grand, excellent; antonyms (adj) lower-class, selfish, shameful, humble, dishonorable, lowly. boneddiges lady; synonyms (n) dame, gentlewoman, female, ma'am, matron, wife, woman, noble, (v) squaw; antonym (n) man. boneddigion gentlemen; synonym (n) messieurs. bonesig lady; synonyms (n) dame, gentlewoman, female, ma'am, matron, wife, woman, noble, (v) squaw; antonym (n) man. bonet bonnet; synonyms (n) hood, cap, tile, wimple, castor, boater, decoy, fedora, goon, hoodlum. bonheddig 1. gentle; synonyms (adj) clement, calm, easy, friendly, soft, affable, balmy, kind, mild, tame; antonyms (adj) caustic, cruel, fierce, harsh, loud, violent, rough, abrupt, hardhearted, heavy, 2. gentlemanly; synonyms (adj) gentlemanlike, courteous, polite, chivalrous, gallant, refined; antonym (adj) rude, 3. aristocratic; synonyms (adj) patrician, gentle, autocratic, stylish, aloof, aristocratical, arrogant, blue, condescending, courtly; antonyms (adj) lower-class, blue-collar, popular, 4. noble; synonyms (adj) dignified, imposing, magnificent, glorious, distinguished, elevated, exalted, generous, (n) grand, excellent; antonyms (adj) selfish, shameful, humble, dishonorable, lowly. bonheddwr gentleman; synonyms (n) man, male, patrician, sir, laureate, squireen, noble, gentle, fellow, (adj) gentilhomme; antonym (n) woman. bonllef shout; synonyms (v) cry, clamor, scream, bellow, bawl, exclaim, (n) call, roar, yell, cheer; antonym (v) whisper. bonyn stump; synonyms (n) stub, end, (v) confuse, baffle, bewilder, mystify, nonplus, perplex, puzzle, stamp. bord 1. board; synonyms (n) council, bench, meal, panel, table, office, sign, commission, committee, court; antonym (v) disembark, 2. table (bwrdd); synonyms (n) board, chart, schedule, stand, list, plateau, console, platen, (v) defer, postpone. bore 1. morning; synonyms (n) dawn, daybreak, sunrise, daylight, forenoon, morn, aurora, cockcrow, dawning, dayspring; antonym (n) dusk, 2. early; synonyms (adj) initial, first, primitive, prompt, young, quick, embryonic, (adv) betimes, soon, earlier; antonyms (adj) delayed, last-minute, slow, (adv) late.
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boreddydd 1. daybreak; synonyms (n) dawn, sunrise, morning, prime, aurora, cockcrow, dawning, daylight, dayspring, light; antonyms (n) dusk, sunset, 2. morning (bore); synonyms (n) daybreak, forenoon, morn, sunup. borefwyd breakfast; synonyms (n) banquet, dejeuner, feast, meal, mealtime, brunch, (v) lunch, sup, dine, eat. boreol morning (bore); synonyms (n) dawn, daybreak, sunrise, daylight, forenoon, morn, aurora, cockcrow, dawning, dayspring; antonym (n) dusk. bors hernia; synonyms (n) herniation, break, assault, (adj) rupture, heartburn, heaves, herpes, itch, lockjaw, piles. bos palm; synonyms (n) decoration, medal, prize, thenar, victory, (v) hand, filch, bag, cabbage, crib. bost 1. brag; synonyms (v) boast, bluster, pride, blow, gasconade, crow, (n) vaunt, boasting, bounce, bragging, 2. boast; synonyms (v) brag, rodomontade, exult, exaggerate, flourish, sport, swagger, (n) arrogance, glory, jactitation. bostio 1. brag; synonyms (v) boast, bluster, pride, blow, gasconade, crow, (n) vaunt, boasting, bounce, bragging, 2. bounce; synonyms (v) jump, leap, bound, discharge, glance, recoil, beat, (n) spring, impact, jolt, 3. boast; synonyms (v) brag, rodomontade, exult, exaggerate, flourish, sport, swagger, (n) arrogance, glory, jactitation. botaneg botany; synonyms (n) phytology, anatomy, cytology, dendrology, ecology, floristics, (adj) acyclic, cyclic, chemistry, cyclical. both boss; synonyms (n) chief, governor, head, overseer, superior, ruler, administrator, (v) administer, govern, direct. botwm button; synonyms (n) knop, buckle, bud, clasp, fastening, key, (v) knob, fasten, (adj) pin, tie. botwmog buttoned; synonyms (adj) fastened, fixed, tied. botymu button; synonyms (n) knop, buckle, bud, clasp, fastening, key, (v) knob, fasten, (adj) pin, tie. bow bow; synonyms (n) arc, curve, (v) bend, arch, stoop, duck, buckle, crouch, incline, kowtow. brac 1. free; synonyms (adj) loose, (v) clear, exempt, liberate, discharge, excuse, extricate, relieve, disentangle, acquit; antonyms (adj) bound, restricted, compelled, confined, imprisoned, repressive, secure, strict, stuck, tangled, 2. frank; synonyms (adj) candid, blunt, direct, downright, honest, sincere, fair, forthright, hearty, open; antonyms (adj) dishonest, guarded, devious, 3. talkative; synonyms (adj) loquacious, chatty, garrulous, gabby, verbose, gossipy, glib, communicative, talky, wordy; antonyms (adj) taciturn, reserved, mute, quiet, shy, silent.
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braced bracket; synonyms (n) brace, prop, rack,
braenu rot; synonyms (n) decay, corruption, drivel, (v)
stand, buttress, knee, (v) link, couple, group, (adj) hook. bracty brewery; synonym (n) brewhouse. brad 1. plot; synonyms (n) conspiracy, plan, lot, scheme, chart, design, (v) intrigue, cabal, plat, conspire, 2. betrayal; synonyms (n) treachery, deception, faithlessness, treason, infidelity, subversiveness, traitorousness, disclosure, dishonesty, disloyalty; antonyms (n) faithfulness, loyalty, 3. treason; synonyms (n) betrayal, perfidy, prodition, sedition, sabotage. bradfwriadu 1. plot; synonyms (n) conspiracy, plan, lot, scheme, chart, design, (v) intrigue, cabal, plat, conspire, 2. conspire; synonyms (v) collude, complot, concur, connive, plot, contribute, collaborate, confederate, machinate, conduce. bradlofrudd assassin; synonyms (n) murderer, assassinator, liquidator, assassinate, bravo, cutthroat, killer, (v) butcher, slayer. bradlofruddiaeth assassination; synonyms (n) homicide, manslaughter, murder, killing, massacre. bradlofruddio assassinate; synonyms (v) kill, slay, assassin, destroy, dispatch, exterminate, massacre, slaughter, execute, (n) murder. bradwr traitor; synonyms (n) rebel, betrayer, conspirator, renegade, rat, cheat, deserter, (adj) insurgent, mutineer, revolter. bradwriaeth 1. treachery; synonyms (n) betrayal, deceit, disloyalty, infidelity, duplicity, faithlessness, falseness, perfidy, treason, guile; antonyms (n) honesty, loyalty, faithfulness, 2. treason; synonyms (n) treachery, prodition, sedition, sabotage, subversiveness, traitorousness. bradwrus 1. treacherous; synonyms (adj) deceitful, false, perfidious, unfaithful, dangerous, disloyal, faithless, fraudulent, insidious, unreliable; antonyms (adj) faithful, honest, loyal, 2. traitorous; synonyms (adj) treacherous, treasonable, treasonous, untrue. bradychu betray; synonyms (v) bewray, deceive, disclose, dupe, grass, mislead, reveal, sell, accuse, misinform. braen 1. corrupt; synonyms (adj) bad, rotten, (n) poison, (v) adulterate, contaminate, taint, bribe, debase, defile, infect; antonyms (adj) honest, moral, principled, pure, 2. rotten; synonyms (adj) foul, poor, fetid, lousy, musty, off, putrid, ill, shabby, (v) decayed; antonym (adj) fresh. braenar fallow; synonyms (adj) barren, dormant, uncultivated, yellow, aureate, citrine, idle, unplanted, unseeded, untilled. braenaru fallow; synonyms (adj) barren, dormant, uncultivated, yellow, aureate, citrine, idle, unplanted, unseeded, untilled.
decompose, canker, corrupt, disintegrate, fester, molder, perish. braf 1. fine; synonyms (adj) delicate, agreeable, dainty, brave, capital, elegant, excellent, nice, (n) penalty, (v) punish; antonyms (adj) poor, thick, coarse, substantial, unsatisfactory, wide, 2. bonny; synonyms (adj) bonnie, comely, fair, becoming, average, stunning, winsome, decorous, impartial, just. brag malt; synonyms (n) malted, beer. bragad 1. battle; synonyms (n) combat, contest, struggle, clash, conflict, war, action, (v) fight, brawl, encounter, 2. army; synonyms (n) legion, troop, host, battery, battalion, brigade, crowd, flock, (adj) military, array, 3. offspring; synonyms (n) issue, progeny, brood, children, family, child, descendant, descendants, (v) breed, fruit. bragu 1. brew; synonyms (n) beer, blend, concoction, drink, mixture, brewage, (v) cook, concoct, make, saturate, 2. malt; synonym (n) malted. bragwr 1. brewer, 2. maltster; synonym (n) maltman. braich 1. arm; synonyms (n) branch, wing, bay, department, division, limb, might, offshoot, (v) equip, furnish; antonym (v) disarm, 2. branch; synonyms (n) arm, jump, affiliate, ramus, member, outgrowth, section, (v) fork, diverge, divide. braidd 1. hardly; synonyms (adv) scarcely, just, rarely, seldom, hard, little, narrowly, scarce, severely, (adj) barely; antonym (adv) completely, 2. almost; synonyms (adv) nearly, approximately, around, most, practically, roughly, virtually, (prep) about, (adj) near, nigh, 3. just; synonyms (adv) exactly, (adj) fair, right, correct, equitable, accurate, honest, impartial, fit, good; antonyms (adj) unfair, biased, wrong, 4. rather; synonyms (adv) quite, enough, fairly, pretty, moderately, considerably, instead, kinda, preferably, relatively; antonym (adv) extremely, 5. somewhat; synonyms (adv) rather, slightly, reasonably, comparatively, middling, partially, passably, (pron) partly, (adj) something, tolerably. braint privilege; synonyms (n) charter, immunity, liberty, prerogative, freedom, exemption, franchise, grant, concession, (v) license. braisg 1. thick; synonyms (adj) dense, compact, stupid, crowded, dull, heavy, opaque, slow, stocky, close; antonyms (adj) thin, intelligent, bright, sparse, clever, diluted, fine, slight, transparent, 2. big (mawr); synonyms (adj) ample, major, important, significant, thick, sturdy, generous, adult, bad, (adv) large; antonyms (adj) little, puny, (adv) small, (syn) tiny, 3. gross; synonyms (adj) crass, coarse, big, boorish, common, crude, fat, blunt, (v) foul, (n) aggregate; antonyms (adj) attractive, (v) net, 4.
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Welsh - English pregnant; synonyms (adj) pithy, fraught, enceinte, expectant, gravid, meaning, teeming, (v) telling, emphatic, 5. large (mawr); synonyms (adj) extensive, broad, bulky, considerable, handsome, high, abundant, capacious, great, gross; antonyms (adj) cramped, insignificant. bran bran; synonyms (n) cellulose, fiber, roughage, (adj) farina, flour, paddy, rice, spore, sporule, meal. brân crow; synonyms (n) gasconade, crowing, (v) boast, brag, cackle, chuckle, cry, exult, triumph, (adj) raven. bras 1. fat; synonyms (adj) stout, corpulent, dense, thick, bulky, fatty, (n) avoirdupois, blubber, cream, (v) fatten; antonyms (adj) thin, slim, skinny, slender, 2. broad; synonyms (adj) wide, ample, comprehensive, extensive, general, large, sweeping, vast, free, big; antonyms (adj) narrow, specific, 3. coarse; synonyms (adj) barbarous, boorish, brutal, crude, gross, rough, vulgar, bawdy, blunt, broad; antonyms (adj) refined, smooth, sophisticated, 4. rank; synonyms (n) range, place, file, gradation, line, (v) arrange, order, class, classify, grade; antonym (adj) fresh, 5. luxuriant; synonyms (adj) lush, abundant, lavish, exuberant, fecund, fertile, flourishing, opulent, profuse, prolific; antonym (adj) barren, 6. rich; synonyms (adj) copious, productive, fruitful, full, affluent, deep, fat, luxurious, plentiful, bright; antonyms (adj) poor, broke, destitute, impoverished, light. brasbwytho 1. baste; synonyms (v) batter, beat, drub, pummel, sew, stitch, tack, thrash, thresh, (n) basting, 2. tack; synonyms (n) nail, pin, brad, (v) affix, baste, attach, shift, fasten, turn, append. brasgamu stride; synonyms (n) step, pace, footstep, gait, stalk, walk, progress, rate, stump, (v) tread. braslun 1. sketch; synonyms (n) plan, drawing, outline, scheme, cartoon, (v) design, paint, draft, draw, picture, 2. outline; synonyms (n) sketch, edge, abstract, contour, digest, figure, frame, (v) line, form, describe. brasnaddu rough-hew; synonym (v) carve. braster fat; synonyms (adj) stout, corpulent, dense, thick, bulky, fatty, (n) avoirdupois, blubber, cream, (v) fatten; antonyms (adj) thin, slim, skinny, slender. brasterog 1. fat; synonyms (adj) stout, corpulent, dense, thick, bulky, fatty, (n) avoirdupois, blubber, cream, (v) fatten; antonyms (adj) thin, slim, skinny, slender, 2. greasy; synonyms (adj) fat, dirty, oily, tallowy, oleaginous, sebaceous, slick, slippery, unctuous; antonym (adj) dry. brasteru baste; synonyms (v) batter, beat, drub, pummel, sew, stitch, tack, thrash, thresh, (n) basting. brat 1. clout; synonyms (n) cuff, hit, punch, knock, slap, swipe, crack, (v) smack, strike, whack, 2. rag; synonyms (n) newspaper, tabloid, (v) banter,
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bedevil, tease, chaff, badger, bait, kid, (adj) shred, 3. pinafore; synonyms (n) apron, pinny, tier, bustle, crinoline, farthingale, jumper, jupe, kilt, panier. brath 1. bite (brathu, cnoi); synonyms (n) taste, bit, cheat, (v) sting, nip, chew, cut, pinch, burn, eat, 2. wound; synonyms (n) bruise, harm, pain, injury, scratch, (v) hurt, damage, offend, injure, stab, 3. sting; synonyms (n) bite, con, chafe, (v) prick, goad, irritate, itch, prickle, provoke, nettle, 4. stab; synonyms (n) jab, pierce, dig, try, (v) poke, thrust, impale, prod, gore, pink. brathog biting; synonyms (v) acute, (adj) acrid, acid, acrimonious, sarcastic, sharp, bitter, cutting, pungent, severe; antonyms (adj) gentle, mild, blunt, kind. brathu 1. bite (cnoi); synonyms (n) taste, bit, cheat, (v) sting, nip, chew, cut, pinch, burn, eat, 2. stab; synonyms (n) jab, pierce, dig, try, (v) poke, thrust, impale, prod, gore, pink, 3. wound; synonyms (n) bruise, harm, pain, injury, scratch, (v) hurt, damage, offend, injure, stab, 4. sting; synonyms (n) bite, con, chafe, (v) prick, goad, irritate, itch, prickle, provoke, nettle. bratiog 1. ragged; synonyms (adj) seedy, threadbare, worn, hoarse, jagged, scruffy, torn, dilapidated, (n) shabby, harsh; antonyms (adj) pristine, smart, elegant, 2. tattered; synonyms (adj) ragged, frayed, shattered, (v) bedraggled. brau 1. fragile; synonyms (adj) dainty, delicate, frail, breakable, brittle, flimsy, weak, faint, feeble, fine; antonyms (adj) strong, unbreakable, substantial, sturdy, permanent, robust, 2. brittle; synonyms (adj) crisp, crumbly, fragile, crispy, short, brickle, crunchy, frangible, friable, insubstantial; antonyms (adj) soggy, solid, 3. kindly; synonyms (adj) kind, amiable, benign, friendly, genial, gentle, affable, charitable, (n) benevolent, compassionate; antonyms (adv) unkindly, harshly, callously, cruelly, nastily, disagreeably, grumpily, malevolently, sharply, (adj) upsetting, 4. prompt; synonyms (adj) agile, quick, nimble, punctual, dexterous, expeditious, immediate, (v) actuate, incite, fleet; antonyms (adj) slow, late. braw 1. alarm; synonyms (n) dismay, alert, consternation, affright, apprehension, fright, (v) awe, scare, agitate, horrify; antonyms (v) calm, comfort, 2. dread; synonyms (n) anxiety, panic, alarm, foreboding, terror, trepidation, doubt, horror, (v) fear, worry; antonym (n) bravery, 3. fright; synonyms (n) dread, fearfulness, funk, shock, (v) appall, daunt, terrify, startle, frighten, terrorize, 4. terror; synonyms (n) scourge, brat, awfulness, phobia, dreadfulness. brawd 1. brother; synonyms (n) fellow, pal, associate, buddy, chum, companion, compeer, comrade,
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Welsh - English counterpart, crony; antonym (n) sister, 2. brethren; synonyms (n) assembly, congregation, people, family, flock, fold, laity, 3. friar; synonyms (n) monk, conventual, abbot, cenobite, palmer,
pilgrim, beggar, mendicant, priest, prior, 4. judgment; synonyms (n) decision, belief, determination, discernment, discretion, assessment, opinion, sense, (v) condemnation, discrimination. brawddeg sentence; synonyms (n) judgment, finding, decision, condemnation, conviction, phrase, (v) condemn, convict, doom, judge. brawdol 1. brotherly; synonyms (adj) brotherlike, fraternal, cordial, sympathetic, neighborly, harmonious, amicable, biovular, fatherly, hearty; antonym (adj) sisterly, 2. fraternal; synonyms (adj) brotherly, kind, affectionate, friendly, maternal, paternal, related, thick, unhostile, congenial. brawdoliaeth 1. brotherhood; synonyms (n) fraternity, union, association, sodality, friendliness, kinship, relationship, community, confraternity, fellowship, 2. fraternity; synonyms (n) company, club, society, companionship, circle, clan, organization, family, league, (adj) brotherhood. brawdwr arbiter; synonyms (n) arbitrator, judge, mediator, referee, expert, adjudicator, umpire, authority, critic. brawl 1. bluster; synonyms (n) swagger, boasting, bravado, storm, (v) boast, brag, bully, gasconade, roar, swash, 2. brag; synonyms (v) bluster, pride, blow, crow, crack, exaggerate, flourish, (n) vaunt, bounce, bragging, 3. gabble; synonyms (n) jabber, (v) babble, chatter, cackle, chat, blab, twaddle, chitchat, clack, gibber, 4. boast; synonyms (v) rodomontade, exult, sport, avaunt, (n) arrogance, glory, jactitation, 5. tattle; synonyms (n) gabble, (v) gossip, blather, blabber, prate, prattle, snitch, talk, blither, betray. brawychu 1. affright; synonyms (n) alarm, dread, fear, (v) dismay, frighten, scare, fright, horrify, startle, appall, 2. appall; synonyms (v) appal, shock, daunt, intimidate, terrify, affright, outrage, scandalize, 3. frighten; synonyms (v) cow, terrorize, awe, deter, threaten, discourage, browbeat, disturb, surprise, depress; antonyms (v) comfort, encourage, 4. terrify; synonyms (v) panic, petrify. brawychus 1. frightful; synonyms (adj) dreadful, fearful, awful, fearsome, formidable, appalling, gruesome, horrible, terrible, dread; antonym (adj) wonderful, 2. terrible; synonyms (adj) atrocious, horrid, monstrous, abominable, dire, frightful, ghastly, hideous, alarming, bad; antonyms (adj) lovely, pleasant. bre 1. highland; synonyms (n) plateau, upland, eminence, table, hill, rise; antonym (n) lowland, 2. hill; synonyms (n) height, bank, gradient, mound,
ascent, elevation, acclivity, embankment, (v) declivity, dip; antonym (n) vale. brebwl 1. blockhead; synonyms (n) ass, dunderhead, beetlehead, dolt, dunce, fool, idiot, loggerhead, bonehead, (v) block, 2. prattler; synonyms (n) gossip, babbler, braggart, conversationist, talker, informant, informer, sneak, snitch, tattletale. brech 1. eruption; synonyms (n) blast, burst, outbreak, rash, spurt, bang, blowup, eructation, (adj) detonation, discharge, 2. pox; synonyms (n) syphilis, syph, (adj) murrain, pestilence, plague. brechdan sandwich; synonym (v) interlard. brechu inoculate; synonyms (v) infuse, imbue, immunize, impregnate, instill, vaccinate, indoctrinate, inject, (n) bias, dispose. breci 1. wort; synonyms (n) cabbages, milkwort, whorlywort, 2. spree; synonyms (n) frolic, fling, revel, revelry, prank, orgy, bout, (v) splurge. brecwast breakfast; synonyms (n) banquet, dejeuner, feast, meal, mealtime, brunch, (v) lunch, sup, dine, eat. brecwasta breakfast; synonyms (n) banquet, dejeuner, feast, meal, mealtime, brunch, (v) lunch, sup, dine, eat. bredych 1. betrayal; synonyms (n) treachery, deception, faithlessness, treason, infidelity, subversiveness, traitorousness, disclosure, dishonesty, disloyalty; antonyms (n) faithfulness, loyalty, 2. fear; synonyms (n) apprehension, awe, alarm, dismay, doubt, anguish, care, consternation, (v) dread, concern; antonyms (n) bravery, confidence, fearlessness, reassurance, 3. rascal; synonyms (n) imp, knave, miscreant, monkey, rapscallion, rogue, scamp, scoundrel, villain, vagabond. bref 1. bray; synonyms (v) grind, blare, bruise, comminute, crush, mash, pound, abrade, grate, scrape, 2. bleat; synonyms (n) baaing, (v) baa, blat, kvetch, cry, gripe, moan, whimper, blate. breferad 1. bellowing; synonyms (n) bellow, roar, roaring, assembly, boation, holla, holler, hollering, hollo, holloa, 2. bellow; synonyms (n) shout, cry, yell, scream, bay, (v) growl, bawl, snarl, call, howl. brefu 1. low (isel); synonyms (adj) contemptible, abject, humble, ignoble, base, blue, common, deep, dejected, (adv) gentle; antonyms (adj) cheerful, happy, high-pitched, loud, important, piercing, (n) high, 2. bray; synonyms (v) grind, blare, bruise, comminute, crush, mash, pound, abrade, grate, scrape, 3. bleat; synonyms (n) baaing, (v) baa, blat, kvetch, cry, gripe, moan, whimper, blate. breg 1. blemish; synonyms (n) spot, scar, blot, defect, flaw, fault, imperfection, (v) stain, deface, disfigure; antonym (v) enhance, 2. guile; synonyms (n) deceit, fraud, craft, cunning, deception, duplicity, artifice, craftiness, deceitfulness, trickery; antonym
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Welsh - English (n) honesty, 3. faulty; synonyms (adj) erroneous, deficient, defective, false, vicious, bad, broken, inaccurate, incorrect, wrong; antonyms (adj) correct, perfect, flawless, 4. breach; synonyms (n) aperture, chink, crack, crevice, fracture, gap, (v) break, rupture, contravene, fissure; antonym (n) observance, 5. fragile; synonyms (adj) dainty, delicate, frail, breakable, brittle, flimsy, weak, faint, feeble, fine; antonyms (adj) strong, unbreakable, substantial, sturdy, permanent, robust. bregliach jabber; synonyms (n) chatter, drivel, gabble, gibberish, (v) babble, prattle, rave, tattle, utter, (adj) clack. bregus 1. frail; synonyms (adj) brittle, fragile, delicate, flimsy, breakable, light, rickety, (v) weak, feeble, faint; antonyms (adj) strong, substantial, robust, 2. brittle; synonyms (adj) crisp, crumbly, crispy, short, brickle, crunchy, frail, frangible, friable, insubstantial; antonyms (adj) soggy, solid, 3. rickety; synonyms (adj) shaky, unstable, wobbly, decrepit, dilapidated, insecure, ramshackle, rachitic, precarious, unsteady; antonyms (adj) stable, steady. breichled 1. bracelet; synonyms (n) bangle, annulus, circlet, hoop, necklace, ring, wristband, annulet, areola, circle, 2. bangle; synonyms (n) bracelet, bauble, fallal, gaud, gewgaw, jewelry, novelty, trinket, chachka, freshness. breichrwyf bracelet; synonyms (n) bangle, annulus, circlet, hoop, necklace, ring, wristband, annulet, areola, circle. breinio 1. enfranchise; synonyms (v) affranchise, emancipate, free, franchise, effranchise, (n) charter, empower, license, privilege, warrant, 2. privilege; synonyms (n) immunity, liberty, prerogative, freedom, exemption, grant, concession, claim, due, (v) favor. breiniol 1. free; synonyms (adj) loose, (v) clear, exempt, liberate, discharge, excuse, extricate, relieve, disentangle, acquit; antonyms (adj) bound, restricted, compelled, confined, imprisoned, repressive, secure, strict, stuck, tangled, 2. privileged; synonyms (adj) exclusive, sanctioned, confidential, favored, free, inner, inside; antonyms (adj) disadvantaged, poor, underprivileged, deprived. breinlen charter; synonyms (n) hire, permit, authority, code, law, license, (v) let, rent, engage, lease. breintal 1. bonus; synonyms (n) award, compensation, premium, dividend, gift, gratuity, perk, prize, reward, (adj) extra; antonym (n) disadvantage, 2. royalty; synonyms (n) regality, kingship, nobility, loyalty, command, commission, faithfulness, income, mogul, noble.
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breintiedig 1. patent; synonyms (adj) obvious, overt, apparent, evident, manifest, clear, conspicuous, open, palpable, plain; antonym (adj) unclear, 2. patented; synonyms (adj) patent, expanded, public, spreading, unconcealed. breintio 1. favor; synonyms (n) countenance, aid, advantage, grace, support, boon, (v) befriend, benefit, encourage, (adj) kindness; antonym (v) disfavor, 2. privilege; synonyms (n) charter, immunity, liberty, prerogative, freedom, exemption, franchise, grant, concession, (v) license. brenhinaidd 1. kingly; synonyms (adj) kinglike, imperial, noble, regal, stately, majestic, royal, sovereign, 2. regal; synonyms (adj) grand, purple, dignified, imposing, kingly, magnificent, lofty, princely, lordly, pompous. brenhines queen; synonyms (n) empress, king, lady, sovereign, monarch, fag, faggot, fairy, pansy, queer. brenhinfainc throne; synonyms (n) seat, can, stool, place, chair, commode, crapper, lavatory, pot, (v) enthrone. brenhiniaeth kingdom; synonyms (n) country, domain, realm, dominion, empire, state, nation, territory, area, department. brenhinol 1. royal; synonyms (adj) regal, imperial, majestic, magnificent, kingly, noble, princely, purple, sovereign, stately, 2. regal; synonyms (adj) grand, royal, dignified, imposing, lofty, lordly, pompous, splendid. brenigen limpet; synonym (n) limpin. brenin king; synonyms (n) emperor, mogul, sovereign, chief, baron, crown, magnate, ruler, tycoon, majesty. brest 1. breast; synonyms (n) bosom, boob, chest, knocker, tit, titty, mammilla, bust, heart, (v) front, 2. chest; synonyms (n) box, bureau, case, casket, dresser, chamber, crate, thorax, treasury, trunk. bresychen cabbage; synonyms (n) kale, bread, dough, (v) pilfer, filch, crib, nim, prig, swipe, bag. brethyn cloth; synonyms (n) fabric, material, cover, rag, stuff, textile, calling, net, (v) napkin. brethynnwr clothier; synonyms (n) milliner, sempstress, snip, haberdasher. breuan quern; synonyms (v) arrastra, file, grater, grinder, grindstone, gristmill, kern, mill, rasp, teeth. breuddwyd dream; synonyms (n) daydream, aspiration, ambition, vision, desire, fantasy, figment, nightmare, (v) imagine, muse; antonym (n) reality. breuddwydio dream; synonyms (n) daydream, aspiration, ambition, vision, desire, fantasy, figment, nightmare, (v) imagine, muse; antonym (n) reality.
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breuddwydiol 1. dreaming; synonyms (n) dream, reverie, ambition, aspiration, conception, (adj) absent-minded, asleep, rapt, vacant, visionary, 2. dreamy; synonyms (adj) languorous, faraway, romantic, impractical, drowsy, idealistic, moony, pensive, sleepy, (v) balmy. breuder 1. brittleness; synonyms (n) crispness, fragility, brashness, brickleness, crispiness, breakability, feebleness, instability, insubstantiality, shortness; antonym (n) solidity, 2. frailty; synonyms (n) debility, foible, weakness, fault, defect, failing, frailness, infirmity, (adj) imperfection, deficiency; antonyms (n) strength, stamina, hardiness. bri distinction; synonyms (n) contrast, difference, discrimination, eminence, rank, dissimilarity, demarcation, celebrity, prestige, reputation; antonym (n) similarity. briallen primrose; synonyms (n) primula, primerole, (adj) sensuous, gay. brib 1. scrap; synonyms (n) fight, morsel, brawl, remnant, bit, chip, clash, end, junk, (adj) fragment; antonym (v) keep, 2. fragment; synonyms (n) fraction, crumb, part, division, grain, (v) scrap, shiver, splinter, break, crumble. bricio brick; synonyms (n) block, lump, brown, clay, element, red, (v) mug, pot, (adj) trump, concrete. bricsen brick; synonyms (n) block, lump, brown, clay, element, red, (v) mug, pot, (adj) trump, concrete. bricyllen apricot; synonyms (n) peach, abricock, orange, beauty, dish, knockout, looker, lulu, mantrap, ravisher. brid breed; synonyms (n) kind, race, variety, ancestry, sort, order, (v) engender, beget, multiply, bear. bridio breed; synonyms (n) kind, race, variety, ancestry, sort, order, (v) engender, beget, multiply, bear. brifo hurt; synonyms (v) pain, wound, afflict, (adj) evil, (n) harm, damage, detriment, ache, disadvantage, abuse; antonyms (v) encourage, (adj) uninjured, unhurt. brig 1. top (pen); synonyms (adj) maximum, (n) crown, peak, acme, apex, crest, cover, (v) best, cap, exceed; antonyms (adj) worst, (n) bottom, base, nadir, 2. apex; synonyms (n) top, vertex, apices, extremity, height, pinnacle, point, summit, end, extremum. briger top (pen); synonyms (adj) maximum, (n) crown, peak, acme, apex, crest, cover, (v) best, cap, exceed; antonyms (adj) worst, (n) bottom, base, nadir. brigo 1. branch; synonyms (n) arm, jump, wing, affiliate, ramus, member, division, (v) fork, diverge, divide, 2. top (pen); synonyms (adj) maximum, (n) crown, peak, acme, apex, crest, cover, (v) best, cap,
exceed; antonyms (adj) worst, (n) bottom, base, nadir. brigog 1. flourishing; synonyms (adj) prosperous, thriving, booming, healthy, luxuriant, palmy, successful, verdant, lush, auspicious; antonym (adj) failing, 2. branching; synonyms (adj) branched, forked, ramose, (n) bifurcation, branch, forking, ramification, fork, arborescence. brigyn twig; synonyms (n) branch, sprig, bough, limb, shoot, stick, offshoot, spray, branchlet, (v) grasp. brith 1. indistinct; synonyms (adj) confused, dim, faint, inarticulate, indefinite, dull, fuzzy, hazy, indeterminate, (n) cloudy; antonyms (adj) distinct, clear, 2. grey (llwyd); synonyms (adj) greyish, hoar, hoary, leaden, grayish, (n) grayness, greyness, (v) gray, 3. brindled; synonyms (adj) brindle, brinded, tabby, dappled, speckled, 4. speckled; synonyms (adj) dotted, mottled, piebald, specked, spotty, spotted, flecked, multicolored; antonym (adj) plain, 5. mottled; synonyms (adj) motley, variegated, mixed, 6. pied; synonyms (adj) multicolour, multicoloured, particoloured, varicolored, varicoloured, assorted, miscellaneous, 7. motley; synonyms (adj) colorful, heterogeneous, checkered, indiscriminate, pied, (n) medley, assortment, miscellany, mixture, mix, 8. vague; synonyms (adj) indistinct, obscure, ambiguous, uncertain, undefined, undetermined, feeble, nebulous, (v) loose, equivocal; antonyms (adj) definite, exact, particular, precise, specific, sure. britho 1. dazzle; synonyms (n) sparkle, brightness, (v) bedazzle, shine, blind, flash, glare, awe, (adj) daze, confuse, 2. speckle; synonyms (n) fleck, dapple, spot, freckle, point, blot, maculation, patch, (v) speck, (adj) bespeckle, 3. mottle; synonyms (n) mottling, stain, marbling, (v) blotch, cloud, becloud, befog, corrupt, defile, fog. brithyll trout; synonyms (n) anchovies, herring, sardines, shad, smelts, tarpon, bass, mackerel, muskelunge, sailfish. briw 1. wound; synonyms (n) bruise, harm, pain, injury, scratch, (v) hurt, cut, damage, offend, injure, 2. broken; synonyms (v) broke, (adj) tame, torn, busted, imperfect, intermittent, rough, rugged, ruined, uneven; antonyms (adj) constant, unbroken, intact, whole, wild, 3. cut (torri); synonyms (v) carve, chop, clip, abbreviate, abridge, bite, (n) notch, slice, cutting, nick; antonyms (v) increase, lengthen, (n) addition, extension, 4. bruised; synonyms (adj) contused, wounded, raw, sore, contusioned, discolored, inflamed, lame, livid, painful, 5. sore; synonyms (adj) sensitive, angry, indignant, aching, (n) boil, lesion, canker, abscess, (v) acute, sharp; antonym (adj) painless.
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Welsh - English briwio bray; synonyms (v) grind, blare, bruise, comminute, crush, mash, pound, abrade, grate, scrape. briwlio broil; synonyms (n) brawl, quarrel, affray, feud, fight, fray, scuffle, clash, (adj) burn, (v) bake. briwo 1. wound; synonyms (n) bruise, harm, pain, injury, scratch, (v) hurt, cut, damage, offend, injure, 2. hurt; synonyms (v) wound, afflict, ail, (adj) evil, (n) detriment, ache, disadvantage, abuse, distress, lesion; antonyms (v) encourage, (adj) uninjured, unhurt. briwsioni crumble; synonyms (v) decay, collapse, crush, decompose, disintegrate, fragment, perish, rust, (adj) break, crack. bro 1. land; synonyms (n) ground, country, soil, field, kingdom, domain, estate, (v) disembark, debark, alight; antonym (adj) aquatic, 2. vale; synonyms (n) valley, bottom, gorge, basin, cave, cavern, cove, glade, grove, slade; antonym (n) hill, 3. region; synonyms (n) land, area, district, part, realm, circuit, division, locality, neighborhood, province. broch 1. badger (mochyn daear); synonyms (v) pester, annoy, tease, bother, harass, beleaguer, bug, harry, hassle, hound, 2. froth; synonyms (n) foam, effervescence, bubbles, (v) bubble, fizz, spume, boil, suds, effervesce, sparkle, 3. anger; synonyms (n) displeasure, fury, rage, indignation, (v) enrage, incense, aggravate, displease, exasperate, irritate; antonyms (n) pleasure, composure, (v) please, placate, pacify, calm, 4. bluster; synonyms (n) swagger, boasting, bravado, storm, (v) boast, brag, bully, gasconade, roar, swash, 5. tumult; synonyms (n) hubbub, stir, clamor, bustle, commotion, brawl, din, excitement, (v) disturbance, disorder. brochi 1. chafe; synonyms (v) rub, annoy, gall, grate, irritate, nettle, provoke, abrade, anger, (adj) fret, 2. fume; synonyms (n) smoke, foam, reek, choler, (v) chafe, rage, seethe, storm, evaporate, (adj) boil, 3. bluster; synonyms (n) swagger, boasting, bravado, (v) boast, brag, bully, gasconade, roar, swash, vapor. brochus 1. boisterous; synonyms (adj) rough, furious, loud, noisy, fierce, rambunctious, raucous, rude, stormy, (v) rampant; antonym (adj) quiet, 2. bluff; synonyms (n) bravado, cheat, hill, (v) beguile, blague, (adj) brusque, blunt, direct, candid, peak, 3. fuming; synonyms (adj) angry, boiling, enraged, incensed, irate, livid, mad; antonym (adj) calm. brodio 1. embroider; synonyms (v) adorn, embellish, decorate, broider, trim, hyperbolize, lard, ornament, stitch, (adv) color, 2. darn; synonyms (n) damn, mend, (v) repair, fix, patch, restore. brodor native; synonyms (adj) inborn, inherent, innate, natural, congenital, domestic, inbred, indigenous, (n) aboriginal, autochthon; antonyms
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imported. brodorol native; synonyms (adj) inborn, inherent, innate, natural, congenital, domestic, inbred, indigenous, (n) aboriginal, autochthon; antonyms (adj) foreign, learned, (n) stranger, immigrant, imported. broga frog; synonyms (n) frogs, toad, aigulet, anuran, batrachian, chamois, epaulet, grasshopper, abutment, dollar. brol 1. boast; synonyms (v) bluster, vaunt, blow, brag, crow, gasconade, pride, rodomontade, exult, (n) arrogance, 2. brag; synonyms (v) boast, crack, exaggerate, flourish, swagger, (n) boasting, bounce, bragging, vapor, (adj) boss. brolio 1. boast; synonyms (v) bluster, vaunt, blow, brag, crow, gasconade, pride, rodomontade, exult, (n) arrogance, 2. brag; synonyms (v) boast, crack, exaggerate, flourish, swagger, (n) boasting, bounce, bragging, vapor, (adj) boss, 3. crack; synonyms (n) break, fracture, cleft, fissure, (v) chink, crevice, split, breach, burst, snap; antonyms (v) repair, mend, 4. vaunt; synonyms (v) gas, gloat, flaunt, swash, tout, (n) avaunt. broliwr 1. boaster; synonyms (n) blowhard, braggart, bragger, vaunter, bouncer, swaggerer, braggadocio, huff, pretension, rage, 2. braggart; synonyms (n) boaster, talker, babbler, rodomont, (v) magniloquent, pretentious, flaming, gasconading, (adj) braggy, crowing. bromin bromine; synonym (n) brome. bron 1. breast; synonyms (n) bosom, boob, chest, knocker, tit, titty, mammilla, bust, heart, (v) front, 2. almost; synonyms (adv) nearly, approximately, just, around, most, practically, roughly, (prep) about, (adj) near, nigh; antonym (adv) barely, 3. nearly; synonyms (adv) almost, close, closely, virtually, intimately, much, dear, halfway, (adj) thereabouts, approaching. bronfraith thrush; synonyms (n) nightingale, philomel, prunella, prunello, sprew. bronwen weasel (gwenci); synonyms (n) informer, sneak, troublemaker, vare, (v) equivocate, evade, hedge, confess, dodge, pussyfoot. brown brown; synonyms (adj) chocolate, swarthy, tanned, (n) brunette, brownness, tan, (v) sear, cook, fry; antonym (adj) pale. bru womb; synonyms (n) uterus, belly, bowels, chitterings, cradle, entrails, guts, intestines, nest, nursery. brud 1. divination; synonyms (n) forecast, augury, prediction, foretelling, prophecy, soothsaying, sorcery, witchcraft, 2. chronicle; synonyms (n) account, annals, story, history, narrative, (v) record, register, list, date, log.
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brudio 1. divine; synonyms (adj) beautiful, sacred, wonderful, almighty, blessed, (v) anticipate, augur, conjecture, guess, (n) clergyman, 2. prognosticate; synonyms (v) forecast, predict, foretell, portend, presage, bode, divine, forebode, foreshow, prophesy. brudiwr 1. wizard; synonyms (n) magician, necromancer, sorcerer, conjuror, conjurer, expert, genius, ace, whiz, (adj) adept, 2. soothsayer; synonyms (n) prophet, augur, diviner, seer, clairvoyant, forecaster, predictor, prognosticator. brwd 1. heat; synonyms (n) glow, fervor, summer, warmth, (v) bake, burn, anger, (adj) fever, excitement, passion; antonyms (n) cold, chill, (v) cool, 2. hot (poeth); synonyms (adj) warm, ardent, boiling, burning, feverish, fiery, flaming, fresh, blistering, eager; antonyms (adj) mild, freezing, airy, bland, chilly, 3. boil; synonyms (v) seethe, bubble, churn, simmer, ferment, effervesce, fume, (n) abscess, blister, furuncle; antonym (v) freeze, 4. fervent; synonyms (adj) earnest, enthusiastic, cordial, hot, intense, passionate, emotional, animated, avid, excited; antonyms (adj) apathetic, indifferent, unenthusiastic. brwdfrydedd 1. enthusiasm; synonyms (n) eagerness, ardor, devotion, passion, animation, craze, zeal, ebullience, ecstasy, (adj) fervor; antonyms (n) apathy, indifference, lethargy, 2. ardor; synonyms (n) ardency, enthusiasm, fervency, fire, flame, heat, avidity, ardour, elan, energy. brwdfrydig 1. enthusiastic; synonyms (adj) ardent, eager, hearty, active, cordial, anxious, avid, devoted, excited, fiery; antonyms (adj) unenthusiastic, apathetic, indifferent, lukewarm, lethargic, 2. ardent; synonyms (adj) burning, enthusiastic, fervent, passionate, impassioned, keen, vehement, warm, acute, affectionate. brwmstan 1. brimstone; synonym (n) sulphur, 2. sulfur; synonyms (n) s, mho, sec, second, siemens, south. brwmstanaidd sulfurous; synonyms (adj) sulphurous, acerb, hot, stifling, acerbic, acid, acrid, acrimonious, astringent, biting. brwnt 1. nasty; synonyms (adj) dirty, loathsome, disgusting, filthy, foul, awful, mean, abominable, coarse, disagreeable; antonyms (adj) agreeable, kind, pleasant, nice, charitable, lovely, 2. foul; synonyms (adj) base, nasty, evil, dingy, putrid, unclean, (n) soil, (v) corrupt, defile, befoul; antonyms (adj) fair, (v) clean, pure, 3. dirty; synonyms (adj) dirt, contemptible, bawdy, contaminated, impure, despicable, (v) muddy, contaminate, begrime, bemire; antonyms (adj) hygienic, spotless, immaculate, 4. harsh; synonyms (adj) grating, sharp, austere, bitter, crude,
cruel, discordant, grim, unkind, (v) hard; antonyms (adj) smooth, gentle, harmonious, lenient, soft, melodious, sweet. brwyd 1. braid; synonyms (n) plait, pigtail, tress, band, (v) plat, twine, (adj) knit, string, embroider, lace; antonym (v) unbraid, 2. shattered; synonyms (v) exhausted, battered, lame, (adj) broken, destroyed, smashed, crazy, shaky, 3. variegated; synonyms (adj) motley, mottled, dappled, piebald, varicolored, varicoloured, various, assorted, speckled, different, 4. skewer; synonyms (n) pin, brad, nail, staple, (v) spit, impale, spike, spear, pierce, transfix. brwydo 1. braid; synonyms (n) plait, pigtail, tress, band, (v) plat, twine, (adj) knit, string, embroider, lace; antonym (v) unbraid, 2. embroider; synonyms (v) adorn, embellish, decorate, broider, trim, hyperbolize, lard, ornament, stitch, (adv) color. brwydr 1. battle; synonyms (n) combat, contest, struggle, clash, conflict, war, action, (v) fight, brawl, encounter, 2. combat; synonyms (n) fighting, fray, hostility, affray, contention, engagement, (v) battle, oppose, resist, wrestle. brwydro 1. battle; synonyms (n) combat, contest, struggle, clash, conflict, war, action, (v) fight, brawl, encounter, 2. combat; synonyms (n) fighting, fray, hostility, affray, contention, engagement, (v) battle, oppose, resist, wrestle. brwydrwr 1. fighter; synonyms (n) combatant, battler, belligerent, champion, soldier, warrior, militant, activist, crusader, 2. combatant; synonyms (adj) military, (n) fighter, battailant, contestant. brwydwaith embroidery; synonyms (n) embellishment, needlework, fancywork, ornamentation, sewing, adornment, decoration, ornament, broidery, work. brwylio broil; synonyms (n) brawl, quarrel, affray, feud, fight, fray, scuffle, clash, (adj) burn, (v) bake. brwyn 1. grief; synonyms (n) affliction, dolor, anguish, distress, agony, pain, regret, wound, chagrin, (adj) sore; antonyms (n) joy, happiness, 2. sadness; synonyms (n) depression, grief, melancholy, desolation, misery, sorrow, despondency, gloom, mourning, dejection; antonyms (n) amusement, cheerfulness, laughter. brwynen rush; synonyms (n) hurry, charge, flood, flow, (v) dash, gush, race, run, speed, (adj) burst. brwysg 1. drunk; synonyms (adj) intoxicated, tipsy, tight, wet, inebriated, delirious, (n) inebriate, drunkard, rummy, sot; antonym (adj) sober, 2. vigorous; synonyms (adj) robust, strong, energetic, hardy, lively, powerful, strenuous, active, athletic, (n) brave; antonyms (adj) feeble, lethargic, weak, dull, unenergetic.
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Welsh - English brych 1. brindled; synonyms (adj) brindle, brinded, tabby, dappled, speckled, 2. freckled; synonyms (adj) discolored, mottled, freckly, blemished,
lentiginose, lentiginous, marked, pitted, spotted, (v) studded, 3. mottled; synonyms (adj) motley, multicolored, piebald, variegated, mixed; antonym (adj) plain. brycheulyd 1. brindled; synonyms (adj) brindle, brinded, tabby, dappled, speckled, 2. spotted; synonyms (adj) mottled, blotchy, dotted, flyblown, piebald, multicolored, dirty, spotty, stained, tainted; antonym (adj) plain. brycheuyn spot; synonyms (n) blot, place, speck, stain, dot, dapple, (v) blemish, soil, fleck, speckle. brychni 1. freckles; synonym (n) lentigo, 2. spots; synonyms (n) drifter, floater, vagrant. brychu 1. spot; synonyms (n) blot, place, speck, stain, dot, dapple, (v) blemish, soil, fleck, speckle, 2. freckle; synonyms (n) fraken, lenticula, lentigo, daisy, lenticel, pepper, pigmentation, pit, pock, (v) sprinkle. bryd 1. mind; synonyms (n) intellect, brain, (v) care, look, attend, beware, keep, listen, notice, (adj) heed; antonym (v) forget, 2. will; synonyms (v) bequeath, devise, wish, (n) volition, command, desire, inclination, determination, pleasure, resolve, 3. heart (calon); synonyms (n) core, center, spirit, affection, basis, bosom, breast, courage, crux, (adj) gist; antonym (n) edge. brydio 1. burn (llosgi); synonyms (v) bite, glow, blaze, incinerate, scorch, sting, bake, beam, boil, (n) fire; antonym (v) dawdle, 2. boil; synonyms (v) seethe, bubble, churn, simmer, ferment, burn, effervesce, fume, (n) abscess, blister; antonym (v) freeze, 3. inflame; synonyms (v) enkindle, arouse, heat, ignite, incense, incite, irritate, kindle, agitate, aggravate; antonym (v) calm, 4. throb; synonyms (n) pulsation, (v) beat, quiver, ache, pulsate, pulse, pound, flutter, palpitate, shudder. bryn hill; synonyms (n) height, bank, gradient, mound, ascent, elevation, acclivity, embankment, (v) declivity, dip; antonym (n) vale. bryncyn hillock; synonyms (n) hill, knoll, hummock, mound, rise, hammock. bryniog hilly; synonyms (adj) craggy, mountainous, rugged, steep, cragged, knobby, prominent, tumulous, high, precipitous. brys 1. hurry; synonyms (n) speed, haste, dispatch, flurry, (v) bustle, hasten, accelerate, dash, expedite, scurry; antonyms (n) slowness, (v) dawdle, 2. haste; synonyms (n) celerity, expedition, rapidity, rush, hastiness, quickness, velocity, alacrity, (v) hurry, hustle. brysio 1. hurry; synonyms (n) speed, haste, dispatch, flurry, (v) bustle, hasten, accelerate, dash, expedite,
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scurry; antonyms (n) slowness, (v) dawdle, 2. hasten; synonyms (v) further, forward, advance, hurry, hie, rush, dart, facilitate, precipitate, (adj) quicken; antonym (v) delay. brysiog 1. hurried; synonyms (adj) hasty, fast, headlong, quick, rapid, speedy, sudden, swift, abrupt, cursory; antonyms (adj) slow, unhurried, leisurely, 2. hasty; synonyms (adj) fleet, careless, hurried, impetuous, rash, brisk, brusque, eager, expeditious, foolhardy; antonyms (adj) considered, deliberate, sensible. bryslythyr dispatch; synonyms (n) despatch, speed, consignment, celerity, expedition, (v) accelerate, send, deliver, convey, discharge; antonyms (n) receiving, receipt. brysneges telegram; synonyms (n) wire, news, report, flash, radiogram, buzzer, call, signal, summons. brytheirio belch; synonyms (n) belching, eructation, (v) burp, vomit, eruct, erupt, spew, emit, eructate. brythwch 1. groan; synonyms (n) grumble, cry, rumble, (v) moan, murmur, howl, mutter, sigh, complain, squeak, 2. storm; synonyms (n) tempest, attack, shower, blizzard, (v) rage, rush, assault, fume, hail, charge, 3. tumult; synonyms (n) hubbub, stir, clamor, bustle, commotion, brawl, din, excitement, (v) disturbance, disorder. bryweddu brew; synonyms (n) beer, blend, concoction, drink, mixture, brewage, (v) cook, concoct, make, saturate. bual 1. buffalo; synonyms (n) bison, yak, zebu, buffalofish, bugle, (v) cow, bully, frighten, intimidate, baffle, 2. bison; synonyms (n) antelopes, camels, cat, cattle, chevrotains, deer, dog, giraffes, goats, sheep. buan 1. fast (cyflym); synonyms (adj) dissolute, firm, agile, debauched, fixed, hurried, instant, quick, (adv) soon, hard; antonyms (adj) sluggish, loose, (adv) slow, slowly, leisurely, (v) gorge, (n) binge, 2. quick (cyflym); synonyms (adj) bright, prompt, active, clever, hasty, intelligent, nimble, speedy, alert, (adv) fast; antonym (adj) dull, 3. swift; synonyms (adj) fleet, rapid, expeditious, lively, sudden, abrupt, express, ready, sprightly, impetuous; antonym (adj) considered, 4. fleet; synonyms (n) armada, float, marine, navy, (adj) swift, brisk, (v) flit, fly, hurry, pass, 5. rapid; synonyms (adj) cursory, winged, immediate, precipitous, precipitate, rash, volant, instantaneous; antonym (adj) gradual, 6. soon; synonyms (adv) shortly, early, presently, anon, immediately, directly, betimes, now, promptly, quickly. buarth 1. yard; synonyms (n) court, courtyard, garden, backyard, grounds, close, quadrangle, enclosure, beehive, bindery, 2. close (cau);
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synonyms (adj) near, adjacent, nearby, accurate, tight, (v) compact, stop, (adv) by, (n) end, finish; antonyms (adj) distant, airy, fresh, loose, far, (v) open, start. buchdraeth 1. biography; synonyms (n) autobiography, history, life, memoirs, memoir, story, animation, 2. memoir; synonyms (n) biography, discourse, journal, record, account. buchedd 1. conduct; synonyms (n) behavior, administration, manage, (v) act, bring, direct, administer, carriage, acquit, bearing, 2. life; synonyms (n) animation, energy, spirit, activity, being, biography, dash, enthusiasm, existence, exuberance; antonym (n) lethargy. bucheddol virtuous; synonyms (adj) chaste, good, moral, pure, righteous, upright, honest, honorable, just, decent; antonyms (adj) wicked, bad, sinful. bucheddu 1. live (byw); synonyms (v) exist, inhabit, reside, subsist, abide, be, dwell, (adj) alive, active, animate; antonyms (adj) dead, inanimate, 2. flourish; synonyms (v) brandish, display, thrive, bloom, boast, prosper, boom, brag, flaunt, (n) fanfare; antonyms (v) decline, struggle. buchfrechu vaccinate; synonyms (v) immunize, inoculate, inject, immunise, nurse. budd 1. gain; synonyms (v) acquire, benefit, derive, attain, catch, earn, get, win, (n) profit, earnings; antonyms (v) lose, (n) loss, 2. benefit; synonyms (n) advantage, gain, good, assistance, favor, interest, (v) aid, assist, avail, help; antonyms (n) disadvantage, drawback, (v) harm, 3. advancement; synonyms (n) advance, promotion, furtherance, upgrade, growth, cultivation, development, elevation, improvement, progress, 4. avail; synonyms (n) service, use, utility, worth, (v) do, work, go, promote, serve, (adj) stead, 5. profit; synonyms (n) account, produce, increase, dividend, lucre, proceeds, behalf, increment, pay, (v) net. buddai churn; synonyms (v) boil, seethe, agitate, toss, bubble, eddy, roil, shake, stir, whirl. buddiant interest; synonyms (n) concern, advantage, affair, account, gain, hobby, (v) engage, care, benefit, appeal; antonyms (n) indifference, apathy, (v) bore. buddio 1. avail; synonyms (n) assist, service, assistance, benefit, good, help, profit, (v) advantage, aid, do, 2. profit; synonyms (n) gain, account, produce, earnings, increase, dividend, (v) net, advance, avail, earn; antonym (v) lose. buddiol 1. advisable; synonyms (adj) desirable, expedient, advantageous, suitable, fitting, prudent, sensible, sound; antonym (adj) inadvisable, 2. beneficial; synonyms (adj) favorable, fruitful, handy, profitable, useful, gainful, good, healthy, productive, propitious; antonyms (adj) useless, disadvantageous, harmful, 3. profitable;
synonyms (adj) beneficial, helpful, lucrative, economic, fat, valuable, salutary, edifying, fertile, commercial; antonyms (adj) unprofitable, dependent, 4. useful; synonyms (adj) practical, convenient, effective, functional, clever, constructive, efficient, serviceable, usable, comfortable; antonyms (adj) worthless, ineffective. buddioldeb profitableness; synonyms (n) profitability, advantageousness, beneficialness, expediency. buddsodd investment; synonyms (n) investing, investiture, clothing, siege, finance, venture, backing, obsession, property, installation. buddsoddi invest; synonyms (v) install, clothe, empower, endow, adorn, commit, crown, dress, endue, enthrone. buddsoddiad investment; synonyms (n) investing, investiture, clothing, siege, finance, venture, backing, obsession, property, installation. buddugol 1. winning; synonyms (adj) attractive, triumphant, victorious, charming, engaging, pleasing, enchanting, lovely, captivating, fetching; antonym (adv) losing, 2. victorious; synonyms (adj) successful, winning, jubilant, (v) triumphal, exultant, triumphing; antonyms (adj) beaten, unsuccessful. buddugoliaeth victory; synonyms (n) triumph, conquest, success, mastery, subjugation, superiority, achievement, expugnation, feat; antonyms (n) defeat, beating, failure, loss. buddugoliaethus 1. victorious; synonyms (adj) triumphant, successful, winning, jubilant, (v) triumphal, exultant, triumphing; antonyms (adj) beaten, unsuccessful, 2. triumphant; synonyms (adj) victorious, exulting, conquering, elated, gleeful, joyful, prideful, rejoicing. buddugwr 1. winner; synonyms (n) champion, conqueror, success, achiever, master, hit; antonyms (n) loser, failure, flop, 2. victor; synonyms (n) winner, champ, superior. budr dirty; synonyms (adj) foul, dirt, contemptible, bawdy, contaminated, (v) muddy, corrupt, soil, contaminate, (n) defile; antonyms (adj) hygienic, pure, spotless, immaculate, (v) clean. budreddi 1. filthiness; synonyms (n) dirtiness, filth, dirt, foulness, nastiness, baseness, coarseness, obscenity, squalidity, bitchiness, 2. filth; synonyms (n) garbage, grime, soil, blot, dust, filthiness, squalor, stain; antonym (n) cleanness. budro 1. foul; synonyms (adj) base, disgusting, filthy, nasty, evil, dingy, (v) dirty, corrupt, coarse, defile; antonyms (adj) pleasant, fair, (v) clean, pure, 2. dirty; synonyms (adj) foul, dirt, contemptible, bawdy, contaminated, impure, (v) muddy, soil, contaminate, begrime; antonyms (adj) hygienic, spotless, immaculate, 3. soil; synonyms (n) ground,
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Welsh - English grime, land, dust, (v) smudge, blot, pollute, mire, blemish, mould. bufrechiad vaccination; synonyms (n) inoculation, immunization, prevention, shot, injection, jab, medicine. bugail 1. shepherd; synonyms (n) pastor, clergyman, minister, sheepherder, sheepman, priest, (v) conduct, guide, lead, guard, 2. pastor; synonyms (n) ecclesiastic, cleric, divine, curate, parson, churchman, chaplain, presbyter, rector, father. bugeiles shepherdess; synonym (n) herdess. bugeiliaeth pastorate; synonyms (n) clergy, pastorship, pastorage. bugeiliol pastoral; synonyms (adj) bucolic, clerical, idyllic, rural, rustic, countrified, country, (n) eclogue, idyll, idyl; antonym (adj) urban. bugunad 1. bellow; synonyms (n) roar, shout, cry, yell, scream, (v) growl, bawl, snarl, call, howl, 2. bellowing; synonyms (n) bellow, roaring, assembly, boation, holla, holler, hollering, hollo, holloa, mugiency, 3. roar; synonyms (n) boom, thunder, bark, noise, peal, clamor, (v) clatter, blare, rave, (adj) bluster; antonym (v) whisper. burgyn 1. carcass; synonyms (n) body, carcase, frame, cadaver, corpse, framework, shell, remains, skeleton, bomb, 2. carrion; synonyms (n) offal, filth, caroigne, (adj) garbage. burum yeast; synonyms (n) barm, leaven, foam, froth, spume, bubble, fungus, head, lather, (adj) ferment. busnes business; synonyms (n) employment, matter, subject, affair, calling, concern, corporation, deal, event, job; antonyms (adj) charitable, housing. busnesa 1. interfere; synonyms (v) intercede, obstruct, disturb, conflict, clash, hinder, impede, intervene, (n) interpose, (adj) intermeddle, 2. meddle; synonyms (v) tamper, interfere, intrude, fiddle, monkey, pry. bustach 1. bullock; synonyms (n) bull, steer, hint, lead, tip, wind, (v) bully, 2. steer; synonyms (v) guide, navigate, direct, drive, aim, conduct, manage, maneuver, run, (n) point. bustachu bungle; synonyms (n) blooper, gaffe, (v) blunder, botch, fumble, mishandle, mistake, flub, fluff, muddle. bustl 1. gall; synonyms (n) anger, bitterness, cheek, audacity, acerbity, (v) annoy, chafe, fret, irk, irritate, 2. bile; synonyms (n) gall, ebullition, ferment, fume, pucker, fury, indignation, rage, malice, antipathy. buwch 1. cow; synonyms (v) bully, intimidate, awe, browbeat, daunt, terrorize, discourage, frighten, overawe, threaten, 2. cattle; synonyms (n) beast, cows, stock, kine, livestock, oxen, sheep, antelopes, bison, camels.
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bwa 1. bow; synonyms (n) arc, curve, (v) bend, arch, stoop, duck, buckle, crouch, incline, kowtow, 2. arc; synonyms (n) bow, crescent, curvature, spark, sweep, 3. arch; synonyms (n) acute, dome, archway, (v) vault, (adj) shrewd, sly, wily, round, crafty, consummate; antonym (v) straightness. bwaog 1. arched; synonyms (adj) bowed, curved, arcuate, bent, vaulted, convex, arciform, arced, 2. vaulted; synonyms (adj) arched, domed, hollow, concave, roofed, testudinated. bwbach 1. bugbear; synonyms (n) bugaboo, bogeyman, booger, boogeyman, nightmare, bogy, bogle, anathema, bug, bullbeggar, 2. bogey; synonyms (n) bogie, boggard, ogre, shade, 3. scarecrow; synonyms (n) fright, hobgoblin, malkin, goblin, jackstraw, ragamuffin, scarer, shewel, (adj) octopus, specter. bwced 1. bucket; synonyms (n) tub, bucketful, container, pail, scoop, mug, pipkin, skeel, tankard, pan, 2. pail; synonyms (n) bucket, pailful, pot, cogue, stomach. bwch buck; synonyms (n) dollar, stag, beau, boar, greenback, cash, clam, cock, (v) jump, charge. bwci 1. bugbear; synonyms (n) bugaboo, bogeyman, booger, boogeyman, nightmare, bogy, bogle, anathema, bug, bullbeggar, 2. ghost; synonyms (n) apparition, shade, spirit, soul, spectre, spook, appearance, manes, suggestion, (v) specter, 3. bogey; synonyms (n) bogie, boggard, ogre. bwcl buckle; synonyms (n) clasp, warp, button, screw, clip, (v) bend, curve, crumple, distort, curl. bwcled buckler; synonyms (n) shield, (v) armor, fender, buffer, carapace, apron, gauntlet, mask, thimble, armet. bwgan 1. ghost; synonyms (n) apparition, shade, spirit, soul, spectre, spook, appearance, manes, suggestion, (v) specter, 2. bogey; synonyms (n) bogie, bogy, boggard, ogre, 3. scarecrow; synonyms (n) fright, bugaboo, hobgoblin, malkin, goblin, jackstraw, ragamuffin, scarer, shewel, (adj) octopus. bwhwman 1. vacillate; synonyms (v) fluctuate, hesitate, waver, falter, swing, oscillate, hover, totter, wave, flutter, consider also 2. beat about; synonym (v) search. bwlb bulb; synonyms (n) knob, lightbulb, corm, nodule, apophysis, condyle, elbow, eyeball, (adj) globule, drop. bwlch 1. pass; synonyms (v) flow, deliver, give, happen, lead, move, offer, overtake, (adj) go, run; antonym (v) fail, 2. gap; synonyms (n) break, cleft, crack, crevice, fissure, aperture, chasm, clearance, difference, (v) breach, 3. aperture; synonyms (n) hole, opening, puncture, slit, gap, mouth, perforation, hiatus, outlet, slot, 4. notch;
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synonyms (n) cut, mark, nick, score, (v) dent, hack, indent, nock, hollow, jag. bwled bullet; synonyms (n) shot, round, missile, pellet, projectile, slug, carcass, grenade, stone, (adj) globule. bwncath buzzard; synonyms (n) calf, chicken, colt, doodle, dullard, loon, lout, lown, oaf, block. bwndel bundle; synonyms (n) cluster, pile, sheaf, batch, group, heap, load, (v) bunch, pack, clump. bwr 1. fat; synonyms (adj) stout, corpulent, dense, thick, bulky, fatty, (n) avoirdupois, blubber, cream, (v) fatten; antonyms (adj) thin, slim, skinny, slender, 2. strong (cryf); synonyms (adj) intense, powerful, able, deep, firm, stable, steady, cogent, durable, forcible; antonyms (adj) weak, bland, delicate, faint, feeble, frail, mild, pale, slight, unconvincing, 3. big (mawr); synonyms (adj) ample, major, heavy, important, significant, sturdy, generous, adult, bad, (adv) large; antonyms (adj) little, puny, (adv) small, (syn) tiny. bwrdais burgess; synonyms (n) citizen, cit, townsman, bourgeois, cockney, oppidan. bwrdd 1. table; synonyms (n) board, chart, schedule, stand, list, plateau, console, platen, (v) defer, postpone, 2. board; synonyms (n) council, bench, meal, panel, table, office, sign, commission, committee, court; antonym (v) disembark. bwrdeistref borough; synonyms (n) district, city, quarter, town, capital, area, arrondissement, county, region, section. bwriad 1. intention; synonyms (n) idea, aim, end, intent, design, drift, goal, purpose, cause, animus, 2. purpose; synonyms (n) plan, mind, effect, purport, resolve, motive, determination, (v) intention, project, object, 3. intent; synonyms (adj) attentive, absorbed, engrossed, earnest, bent, fixed, (n) import, meaning, spirit, point. bwriadol intentional; synonyms (adj) voluntary, calculated, deliberate, conscious, designed, knowing, premeditated, willful, planned, (v) intended; antonyms (adj) accidental, unintentional. bwriadu 1. intend; synonyms (v) aim, design, destine, mean, determine, contemplate, denote, plan, purpose, consider, 2. purpose; synonyms (n) mind, effect, end, purport, resolve, motive, determination, (v) intention, project, object, 3. mean; synonyms (v) intend, imply, (adj) middle, base, common, hateful, ignoble, (n) average, contemptible, low; antonyms (adj) generous, kind. bwriant assumption; synonyms (n) presumption, supposition, hypothesis, premise, adoption, arrogance, acceptance, belief, conclusion, conjecture. bwrlwm 1. blob; synonyms (n) drip, bubble, drop, globule, bulge, dab, droplet, (v) blot, fleck, spot, 2. bubble; synonyms (n) blister, (v) boil, babble, foam,
burble, effervesce, fizz, froth, gurgle, seethe, 3.
gurgling. bwrn 1. incubus; synonyms (n) nightmare, demon, load, weight, onus, cacodemon, responsibility, care, dream, shaitan, 2. burden; synonyms (n) anxiety, pack, strain, bale, cargo, (v) bother, burthen, clog, trouble, afflict; antonyms (v) relieve, unburden. bwrw 1. throw; synonyms (v) cast, fling, shed, hurl, chuck, flip, heave, (n) pitch, push, shot, 2. cast; synonyms (v) throw, form, stamp, shape, dump, figure, mould, (n) appearance, casting, mold, 3. shed; synonyms (v) discard, drop, moult, scatter, exuviate, molt, dismiss, (n) hut, shack, cabin, 4. strike (taro); synonyms (n) knock, assault, clap, (v) bang, beat, hit, impress, slap, move, affect, 5. woof; synonyms (n) weft, texture, filling, pick, cry, growl, snarl, (v) bark, howl, wail, 6. imagine; synonyms (v) think, believe, conjecture, assume, conceive, daydream, fancy, guess, (conj) suppose, (n) dream, 7. suppose; synonyms (v) infer, consider, divine, estimate, imagine, presume, reckon, speculate, calculate, expect, 8. spend; synonyms (v) consume, exhaust, expend, squander, blow, deplete, pass, wear, lead, (adj) waste; antonyms (v) save, conserve, 9. pitch; synonyms (n) degree, dip, slant, slope, measure, (v) lurch, tilt, toss, careen, launch. bws 1. bus; synonyms (n) automobile, autobus, car, coach, vehicle, busbar, charabanc, motorbus, omnibus, 2. omnibus; synonyms (n) bus, collection, anthology, compilation, jitney, motorcoach. bwth 1. cot; synonyms (n) bed, cradle, crib, berth, cabin, bunk, couch, cottage, hut, 2. hut; synonyms (n) cot, booth, hovel, hutch, lodge, shanty, shed, shack, shelter, stall, 3. booth; synonyms (n) cubicle, stand, carrel, cell, chalet, kiosk, compartment. bwthyn 1. cabin; synonyms (n) booth, hut, chamber, cot, lodge, room, shed, stall, apartment, 2. cottage; synonyms (n) cabin, bungalow, crib, villa, chalet, house, 3. hut; synonyms (n) hovel, cottage, hutch, shanty, shack, shelter. bwtler butler; synonyms (n) pantryman, waiter, flunky. bwtri 1. dairy; synonyms (n) farm, laundry, bakery, bakeshop, confectionery, delicatessen, greengrocer, grocery, supermarket, buttery, 2. buttery; synonyms (adj) oily, oleaginous, unctuous, creamy, fulsome, (n) larder, pantry, 3. pantry; synonyms (n) store, basement, kitchen, bevy, company, covey, spence, stomach, storeroom. bwyd food; synonyms (n) board, edible, fare, aliment, diet, dish, nourishment, sustenance, eating, fodder.
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antonyms (adj) flattering, positive, complimentary, fulsome. byd 1. world; synonyms (n) cosmos, nature, universe, creation, public, sphere, society, realm, globe, (adj) global, 2. state; synonyms (n) nation, position, say, country, kingdom, show, (v) declare, expound, express, (adj) national; antonyms (v) deny, (adj) private, 3. life; synonyms (n) animation, energy, spirit, activity, being, biography, dash, enthusiasm, existence, exuberance; antonym (n) lethargy. bydaf beehive; synonyms (n) apiary, hive, skep, bindery, nailery, slip, usine, wharf, (v) alveary, aviary. byddar deaf; synonyms (adj) earless, blind, indifferent, unhearing, aspirated, atonic, deve, inattentive, oblivious, (v) deafen; antonym (adj) hearing. byddardod deafness; synonym (n) surdity. byddarol deafening; synonyms (adj) loud, earsplitting, thunderous, noisy, piercing, shrill, (v) thundering; antonym (adj) quiet. byddaru 1. deafen; synonyms (v) deaf, muffle, blindfold, deave, envelop, inclose, muff, (adj) stun, 2. stun; synonyms (v) amaze, astonish, astound, bewilder, shock, baffle, daze, flabbergast, stagger, (adv) startle. byddin 1. army; synonyms (n) legion, troop, host, battery, battalion, brigade, crowd, flock, (adj) military, array, 2. battalion; synonyms (n) army, regiment, battalia, company, squadron, throng, unit, corps, detachment, garrison, 3. host; synonyms (n) horde, mob, emcee, mass, multitude, swarm, heap, bunch, group, innkeeper. bydio 1. live (byw); synonyms (v) exist, inhabit, reside, subsist, abide, be, dwell, (adj) alive, active, animate; antonyms (adj) dead, inanimate, 2. fare; synonyms (n) diet, aliment, food, board, table, charge, (v) do, come, eat, go. bydol 1. worldly; synonyms (adj) earthly, carnal, mundane, secular, temporal, terrestrial, sophisticated, lay, profane, human; antonyms (adj) naive, spiritual, cloistered, 2. secular; synonyms (adj) worldly, laic, (n) layman, (v) centennial; antonyms (adj) holy, religious. bydolrwydd worldliness; synonyms (n) sophistication, earthliness, secularity, earthiness, edification, experience, grossness, mammonism, mundanity, perishableness. bydwraig midwife; synonyms (n) accoucheuse, accoucheur, oculist, howdy, (v) midwive. bydysawd universe; synonyms (n) nature, creation, world, cosmos, population, macrocosm, space, globe, existence. byfflo buffalo; synonyms (n) bison, yak, zebu, buffalofish, bugle, (v) cow, bully, frighten, intimidate, baffle.
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bygwth 1. menace; synonyms (n) threat, hazard, danger, peril, (v) endanger, imperil, risk, intimidate, jeopardize, threaten, 2. threaten; synonyms (v) menace, bully, loom, offer, approach, foreshadow, portend, browbeat, impend, coerce; antonym (v) help, 3. threat; synonyms (n) coercion, jeopardy, omen, scourge, terror, warning; antonym (n) safety. bygwthiol 1. threatening; synonyms (adj) menacing, forbidding, ominous, sinister, minatory, black, imminent, perilous, impending, dangerous; antonym (adj) reassuring, 2. menacing; synonyms (adj) threatening, frightening, minacious, ugly, formidable, intimidating, baleful, creepy, dark, frightful. bygythiad menace; synonyms (n) threat, hazard, danger, peril, (v) endanger, imperil, risk, intimidate, jeopardize, threaten. bylchog notched; synonyms (adj) jagged, serrated, jaggy, serrate, toothed, erose, rough, uneven. bylchu 1. breach; synonyms (n) aperture, chink, crack, crevice, fracture, gap, (v) break, rupture, contravene, fissure; antonym (n) observance, 2. notch; synonyms (n) cut, mark, nick, score, (v) dent, hack, indent, nock, hollow, jag. byr 1. short; synonyms (adj) brief, concise, scarce, brusque, close, curt, sharp, compendious, laconic, abrupt; antonyms (adj) long, tall, high, lengthy, 2. brief; synonyms (adj) short, abridge, little, summary, transient, short-lived, abbreviated, (n) abstract, digest, (v) compact; antonyms (adj) longdrawn-out, long-winded, permanent, timeconsuming. byrbryd 1. luncheon; synonyms (n) lunch, meal, tiffin, dejeuner, party, (v) nunchion, 2. lunch; synonyms (n) breakfast, luncheon, brunch, refection, banquet, bever, feast, (v) dine, eat, sup. byrbwyll 1. impulsive; synonyms (adj) impetuous, capricious, hasty, driving, rash, changeable, hotheaded, instinctive, headlong, passionate; antonyms (adj) cautious, considered, predictable, 2. rash; synonyms (adj) foolhardy, imprudent, heedless, precipitate, reckless, audacious, careless, heady, impulsive, (n) eruption; antonyms (adj) careful, sensible, deliberate, wise. byrbwylltra impulsiveness; synonyms (n) thoughtlessness, abandon, anxiety, eagerness, foolishness, haste, hurry, imprudence, keenness, randomness; antonym (n) consideration. byrddio board; synonyms (n) council, bench, meal, panel, table, office, sign, commission, committee, court; antonym (v) disembark. byrddiwr boarder; synonyms (n) lodger, tenant, guest, roomer, backsettler, company, inhabitant, occupant, renter, resident; antonym (n) landlord. byrdwn 1. chorus; synonyms (n) ensemble, refrain, acclamation, song, (v) choir, chant, (adv) descant,
glee, madrigal, catch, 2. burden; synonyms (n) load, anxiety, pack, strain, (v) bother, weight, burthen, clog, trouble, afflict; antonyms (v) relieve, unburden, 3. refrain; synonyms (v) desist, cease, fast, curb, resist, (n) chorus, hold, repetend, (adj) abstain, forbear. byrfyfyr impromptu; synonyms (adj) extemporaneous, extempore, offhand, improvised, unprepared, extemporary, makeshift, (n) improvisation, (adv) ad-lib, informal; antonym (adj) prepared. byrllysg 1. baton; synonyms (n) stick, club, staff, wand, cudgel, rod, alpenstock, 2. mace; synonyms (n) bludgeon, shillelah, sprig, nutmeg, bat, macebearer, macer, cinnamon, cloves, fennel. byrlymu bubble; synonyms (n) blister, (v) boil, babble, foam, burble, effervesce, fizz, froth, gurgle, seethe. bys 1. finger; synonyms (n) digit, dactyl, (v) feel, handle, touch, hand, thumb, grope, indicate, paw, 2. toe; synonyms (n) extremity, foot, bottom, nadir, sole, adversary, antagonist, competitor, enemy, (adj) toed. bysio finger; synonyms (n) digit, dactyl, (v) feel, handle, touch, hand, thumb, grope, indicate, paw. byth 1. ever; synonyms (adv) always, continually, e'er, perpetually, eternally, (adj) constantly, still, forever; antonym (adv) never, 2. eternity; synonyms (n) infinity, aeon, perpetuity, timelessness, everlastingness, everness, age, boundlessness, eviternity, future. bytheiad hound; synonyms (n) dog, blackguard, cad, (v) bloodhound, chase, hunt, badger, course, follow, bait. bytheirio belch; synonyms (n) belching, eructation, (v) burp, vomit, eruct, erupt, spew, emit, eructate. bythol 1. everlasting; synonyms (adj) ceaseless, endless, eternal, lasting, constant, continual, immortal, perpetual, deathless, aeonian; antonyms (adj) temporary, finite, short-lived, 2. eternal; synonyms (adj) everlasting, boundless, enduring, unending, ageless, durable, eonian, incessant, infinite, interminable; antonym (adj) mortal, 3. perpetual; synonyms (adj) permanent, continuous, perennial, frequent, immutable, persistent, unceasing, undying, uninterrupted, unremitting; antonym (adj) intermittent. bytholi perpetuate; synonyms (v) eternize, maintain, preserve, commemorate, prolong, bolster, secure, support, (adj) perpetuated. bytholwyrdd evergreen; synonyms (adj) immortal, indeciduous, sempervirent, unfading, (n) favorite, perennial, pet, (v) diuturnal, longeval, macrobiotic; antonym (trln) deciduous. bythynnwr cottager; synonym (n) cottar.
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byw 1. live; synonyms (v) exist, inhabit, reside,
bywiogi 1. enliven; synonyms (v) animate,
subsist, abide, be, dwell, (adj) alive, active, animate; antonyms (adj) dead, inanimate, 2. alive; synonyms (adj) live, living, sensible, vivacious, animated, lively, responsive, aware, eager, acute; antonym (adj) deceased, 3. animate; synonyms (v) enliven, encourage, inspire, actuate, cheer, exhilarate, hearten, inspirit, invigorate, quicken; antonyms (adj) lifeless, (v) deaden, 4. living; synonyms (adj) extant, fresh, quick, (n) livelihood, being, life, aliveness, animation, benefice, existence; antonym (n) death, 5. quick (cyflym); synonyms (adj) bright, prompt, agile, clever, hasty, intelligent, nimble, speedy, alert, (adv) fast; antonyms (adj) slow, leisurely, dull, 6. life; synonyms (n) energy, spirit, activity, biography, dash, enthusiasm, exuberance, briskness, career, autobiography; antonym (n) lethargy. bywgraffiad biography; synonyms (n) autobiography, history, life, memoirs, memoir, story, animation. bywgraffiadol biographical; synonym (adj) biographic. bywgraffydd biographer; synonyms (n) writer, novelist, dramatist, (v) fabulist. bywgraffyddol biographical; synonym (adj) biographic. bywhau 1. animate; synonyms (adj) alive, (v) enliven, encourage, inspire, actuate, cheer, exhilarate, hearten, inspirit, invigorate; antonyms (adj) lifeless, (v) deaden, 2. vivify; synonyms (v) quicken, animate, revive, stimulate, reanimate, refresh, resuscitate, hasten, (adj) accelerate, incite, 3. quicken; synonyms (v) hurry, expedite, precipitate, excite, provoke, (phr) dispatch, advance, forward, (n) speed, further. bywiog 1. active; synonyms (adj) energetic, alert, busy, diligent, effective, live, lively, nimble, strong, agile; antonyms (adj) dormant, inactive, sluggish, idle, latent, lethargic, sedentary, slow, extinct, passive, 2. lively; synonyms (adj) brisk, active, cheerful, keen, fresh, gay, jolly, jovial, animated, bright; antonyms (adj) dull, listless, lifeless, unexciting, 3. brisk; synonyms (adj) bracing, alive, quick, acute, smart, sprightly, adroit, crisp, fast, hasty; antonym (adj) soporific, 4. animated; synonyms (adj) animate, perky, spirited, vivacious, airy, excited, fervent, passionate, vivid, breezy; antonym (adj) blank, 5. live (byw); synonyms (v) exist, inhabit, reside, subsist, abide, be, dwell, endure, (adj) living, (n) go; antonyms (adj) dead, inanimate, 6. vivacious; synonyms (adj) vibrant, buoyant, effervescent, merry, spry, vigorous, exuberant, blithe, bubbly, chipper.
encourage, inspire, refresh, brighten, elate, energize, exhilarate, inspirit, (adj) cheer, 2. animate; synonyms (adj) alive, live, spirited, (v) enliven, actuate, hearten, invigorate, quicken, revive, stimulate; antonyms (adj) lifeless, (v) deaden. bywiogrwydd 1. animation; synonyms (n) life, liveliness, vitality, activity, dash, exhilaration, spirit, vivacity, buoyancy, (adj) alacrity; antonym (n) lethargy, 2. alacrity; synonyms (n) agility, promptness, rapidity, speed, briskness, celerity, expedition, haste, quickness, (adj) promptitude; antonym (n) slowness. bywiol 1. animate; synonyms (adj) alive, (v) enliven, encourage, inspire, actuate, cheer, exhilarate, hearten, inspirit, invigorate; antonyms (adj) lifeless, (v) deaden, 2. living; synonyms (adj) lively, live, extant, active, animated, animate, fresh, (n) livelihood, being, life; antonyms (adj) inanimate, (n) dead, death, 3. live (byw); synonyms (v) exist, inhabit, reside, subsist, abide, be, dwell, endure, (adj) living, (n) go. bywoliaeth living; synonyms (adj) lively, alive, live, extant, active, animated, animate, fresh, (n) livelihood, being; antonyms (adj) inanimate, (n) dead, death. bywyd life; synonyms (n) animation, energy, spirit, activity, being, biography, dash, enthusiasm, existence, exuberance; antonym (n) lethargy. bywydeg biology; synonyms (n) physiology, anatomy, biota. bywydfad lifeboat; synonyms (n) boat, reprieve, lifejacket, (v) pardon, release, absolve. bywydol vital; synonyms (adj) critical, essential, indispensable, animated, alive, crucial, fundamental, important, lively, main; antonyms (adj) trivial, insignificant, minor, optional, unimportant. bywyn 1. core; synonyms (n) bosom, center, essence, gist, heart, kernel, marrow, quintessence, stone, mind; antonym (adj) minor, 2. pith; synonyms (n) core, meaning, substance, nucleus, crux, matter, backbone, content, meat, (adj) quiddity.
C caban 1. cabin; synonyms (n) booth, hut, chamber, cot, lodge, room, shed, stall, apartment, 2. booth; synonyms (n) cubicle, stand, carrel, cabin, cell, chalet, kiosk, compartment. cabl blasphemy; synonyms (n) desecration, profanity, sacrilege, curse, irreverence, oath, profanation, violation.
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cabledd blasphemy; synonyms (n) desecration,
cadarnhaol affirmative; synonyms (adj) affirmatory,
profanity, sacrilege, curse, irreverence, oath, profanation, violation. cableddus blasphemous; synonyms (adj) profane, impious, sacrilegious, ungodly, irreligious, (v) irreverent; antonyms (adj) pious, reverent. cablu 1. blaspheme; synonyms (v) curse, desecrate, profane, swear, cuss, damn, defile, imprecate, 2. revile; synonyms (v) insult, abuse, rail, blaspheme, reproach, taunt, vilify, vituperate, attack, (n) malign. cablwr blasphemer; synonym (adj) scoffer. cablydd blasphemer; synonym (adj) scoffer. caboli polish; synonyms (n) finish, gloss, burnish, gentility, cultivation, elegance, (v) furbish, glaze, rub, civilize. cacen cake (teisen); synonyms (n) bar, block, pastry, lump, pie, (v) harden, set, (adj) clot, fix. cachu shit; synonyms (n) crap, bullshit, cocksucker, dump, (v) stool, defecate, (adj) excrement, dung, faeces, feces. cacimwci burdock; synonym (n) clotbur. cacynen wasp; synonyms (v) bee, mosquito, fly, (adj) isthmus, neck, stricture, waist. cad 1. host; synonyms (n) crowd, army, flock, horde, mob, legion, troop, emcee, mass, multitude, 2. army; synonyms (n) host, battery, battalion, brigade, force, service, swarm, war, (adj) military, array, 3. battle; synonyms (n) combat, contest, struggle, clash, conflict, action, fighting, (v) fight, brawl, encounter. cadach 1. cloth; synonyms (n) fabric, material, cover, rag, stuff, textile, calling, net, (v) napkin, 2. kerchief; synonyms (n) snood, courche, 3. rag; synonyms (n) newspaper, tabloid, (v) banter, bedevil, tease, chaff, badger, bait, kid, (adj) shred. cadair 1. chair; synonyms (n) chairman, bench, chairperson, president, throne, couch, chairwoman, (v) moderate, conduct, lead, 2. seat; synonyms (n) place, base, backside, behind, bottom, buttocks, chair, (v) locate, put, contain, 3. udder; synonyms (n) bag, pericarp, bagful, dish, grip, handbag, pocketbook, purse, suitcase. cadarn 1. firm; synonyms (adj) constant, hard, stable, close, compact, determined, fixed, resolute, solid, steadfast; antonyms (adj) irresolute, soft, weak, hesitant, limp, liquid, soggy, 2. strong (cryf); synonyms (adj) intense, powerful, able, deep, firm, steady, cogent, durable, forcible, good; antonyms (adj) bland, delicate, faint, feeble, frail, mild, pale, slight, unconvincing, cowardly, 3. mighty; synonyms (adj) enormous, immense, huge, grand, high, big, great, large, strong, mammoth.
optimistic, positive, assertive, declaratory, predicatory, (adv) yes; antonym (n) negative. cadarnhau 1. confirm; synonyms (v) affirm, approve, corroborate, establish, prove, validate, verify, clinch, assert, assure; antonyms (v) disprove, contradict, 2. strengthen; synonyms (v) consolidate, confirm, brace, encourage, enhance, fortify, intensify, invigorate, bolster, buttress; antonyms (v) weaken, undermine. caddug 1. darkness; synonyms (n) dark, night, shade, shadow, blindness, duskiness, gloom, murk, cloud, cloudiness; antonyms (n) light, brightness, lightness, 2. fog; synonyms (n) haze, vapor, brume, confusion, (v) mist, confuse, blur, dim, becloud, befog, 3. mist; synonyms (n) fog, film, smoke, steam, rain, (v) cover, obscure, drizzle, bedim, hide. caddugo 1. darken; synonyms (v) cloud, blur, blind, confuse, dim, conceal, fog, overcast, shade, (adj) obscure; antonym (v) brighten, 2. obscure; synonyms (adj) cloudy, dark, gloomy, ambiguous, concealed, darken, hidden, incomprehensible, muddy, (v) hide; antonyms (adj) clear, noticeable, simple, obvious, distinct, mainstream, (v) clarify. cadeirio chair; synonyms (n) chairman, bench, chairperson, president, throne, couch, chairwoman, (v) moderate, conduct, lead. cadeirydd chairman; synonyms (n) chair, chairperson, chairwoman, director, president, administrator, administration, gig, introducer, monitor. cadeiryddes chairwoman; synonyms (n) chairman, chair, chairperson, president, prexy, professorship. cadernid 1. might; synonyms (v) can, could, (n) force, energy, power, ability, influence, brawn, intensity, puissance; antonym (n) weakness, 2. stability; synonyms (n) constancy, durability, firmness, permanence, poise, equilibrium, solidity, balance, stableness, strength; antonym (n) instability. cadfridog general; synonyms (adj) common, comprehensive, national, universal, broad, commonplace, (n) chief, commander, (v) customary, frequent; antonyms (adj) specific, individual, narrow, (n) particular. cadlas 1. close (cau); synonyms (adj) near, adjacent, nearby, accurate, tight, (v) compact, stop, (adv) by, (n) end, finish; antonyms (adj) distant, airy, fresh, loose, far, (v) open, start, 2. enclosure; synonyms (n) coop, cage, barrier, enclosing, pen, hedge, addition, sty, case, envelopment. cadlong 1. warship; synonym (n) vessel, 2. battleship; synonym (n) battlewagon. cadlys 1. camp; synonyms (n) bivouac, encampment, faction, base, barracks, cantonment, side, (v) encamp, pitch, (adj) campy, 2. enclosure;
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Welsh - English synonyms (n) coop, cage, barrier, enclosing, pen, hedge, addition, sty, case, envelopment. cadnawes vixen; synonyms (n) shrew, termagant, virago, fury, fox, hag, harpy, hellcat, impetuosity, rage. cadno fox (llwynog); synonyms (n) dodger, slyboots, (v) confound, confuse, fob, bewilder, fuddle, bedevil, befuddle, discombobulate. cadoediad 1. armistice; synonyms (n) truce, ceasefire, treaty, peace, break, lull, respite, suspension, 2. truce; synonyms (n) armistice, breather, accord, agreement, contract, pact, reprieve, treague, (v) rest, pause. cadofydd 1. tactician; synonyms (n) politician, diplomat, mediator, moderator, negotiator, peacekeeper, 2. strategist; synonyms (n) tactician, statesman, strategian, founder, wheeler-dealer. cadofyddiaeth 1. strategy; synonyms (n) dodge, plan, scheme, strategics, game, design, (v) tactics, 2. tactics; synonyms (n) tactic, method, system, conduct, maneuver, campaign, devices, diplomacy. cadofyddol 1. strategic; synonyms (adj) important, strategical, critical, crucial, diplomatic, calculated, deliberate, discreet, main, (v) timeserving, 2. tactical; synonyms (adj) tactic, advisable, delicate, expedient, planned, politic, prudent, tactful, considered, intentional. cadw 1. hold; synonyms (v) keep, detain, endure, adhere, bear, comprise, contain, entertain, (n) grasp, grip; antonym (v) release, 2. keep; synonyms (v) hold, preserve, retain, defend, continue, guard, have, maintain, celebrate, confine; antonyms (v) dump, lose, 3. save; synonyms (v) deliver, economize, rescue, conserve, free, hoard, liberate, protect, redeem, (prep) except; antonyms (v) spend, squander, waste, 4. guard; synonyms (n) defense, bulwark, care, cover, escort, protection, watchman, custody, convoy, (v) shield, 5. preserve; synonyms (v) save, cure, pickle, uphold, perpetuate, observe, (n) jam, jelly, conserves, marmalade; antonym (v) destroy. cadwedig saved; synonyms (adj) protected, blessed, secure. cadwedigaeth salvation; synonyms (n) aid, redemption, delivery, rescue, justification, preservation, savior, (adj) conversion, adoption, beatification; antonym (n) downfall. cadwr keeper; synonyms (n) custodian, curator, guardian, guard, warden, warder, caretaker, owner, protector, steward. cadwraeth 1. observance; synonyms (n) ceremony, notice, commemoration, fulfillment, observation, rite, manner, obedience, ceremonial, compliance; antonyms (n) breaking, contravention, 2. keeping; synonyms (n) custody, care, conservation, charge,
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guardianship, holding, maintenance, observance, preservation, protection; antonym (n) end. cadwyn chain; synonyms (n) string, network, tether, rope, cable, band, bond, concatenation, (v) bind, fetter; antonym (v) release. cadwyno chain; synonyms (n) string, network, tether, rope, cable, band, bond, concatenation, (v) bind, fetter; antonym (v) release. cadwynog chained; synonym (adj) enchained. cae 1. field; synonyms (n) arena, area, battlefield, domain, ground, place, battleground, compass, court, department, 2. close (cau); synonyms (adj) near, adjacent, nearby, accurate, tight, (v) compact, stop, (adv) by, (n) end, finish; antonyms (adj) distant, airy, fresh, loose, far, (v) open, start. caead 1. cover; synonyms (v) coat, conceal, top, bury, cloak, (n) blind, blanket, screen, binding, camouflage; antonyms (v) reveal, expose, uncover, 2. top (pen); synonyms (adj) maximum, (n) crown, peak, acme, apex, crest, cover, (v) best, cap, exceed; antonyms (adj) worst, (n) bottom, base, nadir, 3. lid; synonyms (n) chapeau, eyelid, hat, closure, restriction, covercle, palpebra, 4. closed; synonyms (v) close, tight, (adj) blocked, finished, shut, congested, fastened, exclusive, insular, stopped; antonym (adj) open, 5. shut (cau); synonyms (v) bar, seal, fasten, exclude, lock, (adj) closed, cut, (n) end, finish, confine. caeadle enclosure; synonyms (n) coop, cage, barrier, enclosing, pen, hedge, addition, sty, case, envelopment. cael 1. get; synonyms (v) acquire, gain, attain, become, catch, earn, buy, come, fall, fetch; antonyms (v) lose, give, leave, 2. have; synonyms (v) contain, bear, carry, get, hold, possess, accept, eat, suffer, take, 3. receive; synonyms (v) admit, assume, adopt, have, obtain, welcome, make, acknowledge, embrace, gather, 4. acquire; synonyms (v) achieve, find, collect, contract, purchase, receive, derive, develop, harvest, secure; antonym (v) sell. caen 1. coating; synonyms (n) coat, skin, application, covering, facing, finish, envelope, cover, film, layer, 2. peel; synonyms (n) hide, (v) hull, bark, flake, flay, pare, decorticate, excoriate, husk, shave, 3. surface; synonyms (n) level, face, outside, superficies, facet, grain, (v) appear, emerge, (adj) exterior, external; antonyms (n) core, inside, interior, middle. caenen 1. flake; synonyms (n) bit, chip, scale, splinter, fleck, snowflake, slice, piece, (v) peel, fragment, 2. film; synonyms (n) membrane, coating, cloud, cinema, coat, covering, haze, layer, movie, (v) mist, 3. layer; synonyms (n) course, cover, film, level, ply, stratum, crust, floor, mantle, (v) pile.
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caentach 1. wrangle; synonyms (n) squabble, quarrel, brawl, altercation, fight, (v) dispute, debate, bicker, argue, contest; antonyms (n) agreement, (v) agree, 2. grumble; synonyms (v) murmur, mutter, complain, gripe, growl, rumble, grouch, (n) complaint, moan, groan, 3. grumbling; synonyms (adj) rumbling, grouchy, grumpy, irritable, (n) grumble, murmuring, muttering. caer 1. wall (mur); synonyms (n) partition, bar, barrier, bulwark, rampart, cliff, earthwork, fortification, screen, (v) fence, 2. city (dinas); synonyms (n) town, borough, burgh, metropolis, municipality, village, (adj) municipal, civic, urban, public; antonym (adj) rural, 3. castle (castell); synonyms (n) rook, citadel, fortress, castling, fort, keep, mansion, palace, stronghold, tower. Caerdroea troy; synonym (n) ilium. caerfa 1. fortress; synonyms (n) bulwark, fort, fortification, castle, citadel, stronghold, alcazar, tower, presidio, (v) keep, 2. fort; synonyms (n) fortress, bastion, defense, garrison, refuge, (v) fortify, sconce. caerog 1. walled; synonym (adj) bounded, 2. brocaded; synonyms (adj) embossed, kincob, raised, inflated, 3. fortified; synonyms (adj) bastioned, secure, castled, defended, equipped, fast, protected, safeguarded, secured, shielded. caeth 1. bond; synonyms (n) association, tie, alliance, deed, agreement, cement, attachment, bail, (v) bind, band, 2. close (cau); synonyms (adj) near, adjacent, nearby, accurate, tight, (v) compact, stop, (adv) by, (n) end, finish; antonyms (adj) distant, airy, fresh, loose, far, (v) open, start, 3. bondman; synonyms (n) bondsman, thrall, slave, bondage, captive, bondswoman, dependent, henchman, servitude, shelf, 4. confined; synonyms (adj) close, cramped, imprisoned, limited, bounded, invalided, constrained, narrow, poky, qualified; antonym (adj) free, 5. slave; synonyms (n) serf, servant, bondman, inferior, vassal, (v) labor, drudge, fag, toil, work. caethes 1. bondmaid; synonyms (n) bondswoman, bondwoman, bondsman, 2. slave; synonyms (n) serf, servant, bondman, inferior, thrall, captive, (v) labor, drudge, fag, toil. caethfab 1. bondman; synonyms (n) bondsman, thrall, slave, bondage, captive, bondswoman, dependent, henchman, servitude, shelf, 2. slave; synonyms (n) serf, servant, bondman, inferior, vassal, (v) labor, drudge, fag, toil, work. caethferch 1. bondmaid; synonyms (n) bondswoman, bondwoman, bondsman, 2. slave; synonyms (n) serf, servant, bondman, inferior, thrall, captive, (v) labor, drudge, fag, toil. caethforwyn 1. bondmaid; synonyms (n) bondswoman, bondwoman, bondsman, 2. slave;
synonyms (n) serf, servant, bondman, inferior, thrall, captive, (v) labor, drudge, fag, toil. caethglud captivity; synonyms (n) incarceration, imprisonment, internment, slavery, arrest, confinement, custody, detention, enslavement, (adj) bondage; antonym (n) freedom. caethgludiad captivity; synonyms (n) incarceration, imprisonment, internment, slavery, arrest, confinement, custody, detention, enslavement, (adj) bondage; antonym (n) freedom. caethiwed 1. bondage; synonyms (n) servitude, thraldom, thrall, captivity, slavery, thralldom, duress, enslavement, 2. captivity; synonyms (n) incarceration, imprisonment, internment, arrest, confinement, custody, detention, fetters, immurement, (adj) bondage; antonym (n) freedom, 3. slavery; synonyms (n) drudgery, yoke, toil, travail, vassalage, labor, work. caethiwo 1. confine; synonyms (v) bound, limit, bind, circumscribe, restrain, tie, hold, (n) border, boundary, bounds; antonyms (v) release, free, liberate, 2. bind; synonyms (v) attach, bandage, bundle, combine, fasten, fetter, fix, lace, truss, (n) band; antonyms (v) untie, unbind, 3. enslave; synonyms (v) enthrall, captivate, slave, subjugate, tame, chain, confine. caethiwus 1. confined; synonyms (adj) captive, close, cramped, imprisoned, limited, bounded, invalided, constrained, narrow, poky; antonym (adj) free, 2. confining; synonyms (adj) limiting, restricting, airless, cheeseparing, claudent, closelipped, closemouthed, constraining, constrictive, (n) contraction, 3. tied; synonyms (adj) fastened, connected, even, fixed, laced, united, attached, binding, buttoned, joined; antonym (adj) separate. caethlong slaver; synonyms (n) slabber, slaveholder, (v) drivel, dribble, drool, slobber, salivate, gloze, soothe, spit. caethwas 1. bondman; synonyms (n) bondsman, thrall, slave, bondage, captive, bondswoman, dependent, henchman, servitude, shelf, 2. slave; synonyms (n) serf, servant, bondman, inferior, vassal, (v) labor, drudge, fag, toil, work. caethwasanaeth slavery; synonyms (n) bondage, captivity, servitude, drudgery, thraldom, thrall, yoke, thralldom, toil, travail. caethwasiaeth slavery; synonyms (n) bondage, captivity, servitude, drudgery, thraldom, thrall, yoke, thralldom, toil, travail. cafell 1. cell; synonyms (n) cage, jail, cadre, hole, cave, booth, chamber, compartment, coop, cubicle, 2. sanctuary; synonyms (n) refuge, asylum, retreat, haven, shrine, safety, reservation, chancel, protection, shelter, 3. oracle; synonyms (n) augur, prophet, revelation, seer, soothsayer, vaticinator, vision, authority, clairvoyant.
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Welsh - English caffaeliad 1. acquisition; synonyms (n) purchase, accomplishment, acquirement, attainment, achievement, conquest, buy, getting, learning, (v) gain, 2. spoil; synonyms (v) plunder, corrupt, impair, rot, damage, deface, indulge, injure, (n) ruin, (adj) harm; antonyms (v) enhance, improve, conserve, 3. boon; synonyms (n) advantage, blessing, benefit, concession, gift, grant, mercy, asset, donation, (v) benefaction, 4. prey; synonyms (n) chase, game, victim, quarry, raven, target, mark, capture, (v) feed, eat; antonym (n) hunter. caffe cafe; synonyms (n) buffet, canteen, coffeehouse, diner, restaurant, posada, cabaret, nightclub. caffio 1. grapple; synonyms (v) clutch, clasp, grip, fight, tackle, contend, grab, deal, (n) grapnel, (adj) lock, 2. snatch; synonyms (v) pinch, abduct, kidnap, seize, snap, jerk, capture, grasp, pluck, (n) catch. cafflo 1. entangle; synonyms (v) embrangle, tangle, enmesh, complicate, confuse, involve, snarl, (n) embroil, (adj) embarrass, bewilder; antonym (v) disentangle, 2. cheat; synonyms (v) trick, beguile, betray, defraud, fake, (n) swindle, con, fraud, bilk, impostor. cafn 1. gutter; synonyms (n) channel, groove, ditch, drain, trough, chute, canal, conduit, furrow, trench, 2. trough; synonyms (n) gutter, manger, valley, adit, aqueduct, bowl, fosse, hollow, moat, rut; antonym (n) peak. caib 1. mattock; synonyms (adj) pickax, ax, hatchet, 2. pickaxe; synonyms (n) pick, choice, cream, filling, option, picking, plectron, plectrum, selection, weft. cail sheepfold; synonyms (n) fold, pen, sheepcote, bend, congregation, crease, crimp, faithful, flexure, (v) range. caill testicle; synonyms (n) ball, testis, ballock, bollock, egg, nut, spermary, addict, baseball, chunk. cain 1. fine; synonyms (adj) delicate, agreeable, dainty, brave, capital, elegant, excellent, nice, (n) penalty, (v) punish; antonyms (adj) poor, thick, coarse, substantial, unsatisfactory, wide, 2. fair; synonyms (adj) equitable, clear, beautiful, average, dispassionate, fine, impartial, reasonable, (adv) clean, (v) bright; antonyms (adj) unfair, biased, dark, exceptional, unjust, partial, foul, imbalanced, mismatched, prejudiced, 3. elegant; synonyms (adj) graceful, courtly, splendid, polite, refined, dressy, artistic, charming, chic, classy; antonyms (adj) clumsy, inelegant, scruffy, ugly, plain, tacky. cainc 1. branch; synonyms (n) arm, jump, wing, affiliate, ramus, member, division, (v) fork, diverge, divide, 2. strain; synonyms (n) stress, breed, effort, stretch, (v) filter, screen, sift, tax, endeavor, exert; antonym (v) relax, 3. bough; synonyms (n) branch, limb, ramage, tigella, appendage, foliage, lobe,
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lobule, scion, bush, 4. arm (braich); synonyms (n) bay, department, might, offshoot, power, section, (v) equip, furnish, outfit, provide; antonym (v) disarm, 5. air; synonyms (n) tune, appearance, manner, atmosphere, look, melody, strain, (v) ventilate, broadcast, show, 6. strand; synonyms (n) coast, shore, rope, chain, filament, line, string, (v) beach, maroon, desert, 7. knot; synonyms (n) bow, cluster, tie, loop, bunch, gang, joint, (v) entangle, knit, bind. cais 1. attempt; synonyms (n) try, endeavor, assay, effort, essay, offer, trial, attack, (v) struggle, aim, 2. application; synonyms (n) plea, appeal, appliance, concentration, demand, diligence, exercise, petition, request, use, 3. request; synonyms (n) bid, prayer, application, claim, (v) ask, invite, order, pray, beg, call; antonym (v) command, 4. try; synonyms (v) attempt, test, prove, strive, examine, experiment, judge, sample, (n) chance, shot. calch lime; synonyms (n) birdlime, basswood, calx, lemon, cement, linden, quicklime, (v) forelay, (adj) green. calchen limestone; synonyms (n) chalk, mineral, sandstone, stone, granite, marble. calchfaen limestone; synonyms (n) chalk, mineral, sandstone, stone, granite, marble. calchiad plaster; synonyms (n) mortar, cement, paste, gum, glue, bandage, (v) coat, daub, stucco, paint. caled 1. hard (anodd); synonyms (adj) austere, bad, difficult, grave, severe, strong, arduous, callous, (adv) firm, (v) acute; antonyms (adj) easy, soft, kind, merciful, simple, soggy, tender, yielding, (adv) gently, lightly, 2. dry (sych); synonyms (adj) thirsty, arid, barren, boring, dehydrated, dull, (v) dehydrate, desiccate, drain, uninteresting; antonyms (adj) wet, damp, moist, saturated, soaked, boggy, drenched, rainy, sodden, (v) drench, 3. austere; synonyms (adj) ascetic, stern, harsh, abstemious, astringent, plain, rigid, rigorous, stark, stiff; antonym (adj) ornate, 4. arduous; synonyms (adj) hard, laborious, heavy, onerous, strenuous, uphill, painful, tough, troublesome, trying, 5. firm; synonyms (adj) constant, stable, close, compact, determined, fixed, resolute, solid, steadfast, steady; antonyms (adj) irresolute, weak, hesitant, limp, liquid, 6. harsh; synonyms (adj) grating, sharp, bitter, coarse, crude, cruel, discordant, grim, unkind, acrid; antonyms (adj) smooth, gentle, harmonious, lenient, pleasant, melodious, sweet, 7. severe; synonyms (adj) biting, inclement, rough, cutting, intense, serious, strict, atrocious, caustic, (v) poignant; antonyms (adj) mild, slight, lax. caledi 1. hardship; synonyms (n) adversity, distress, calamity, affliction, grievance, difficulty, trouble, burden, disaster, asperity; antonym (n) affluence, 2. hardness; synonyms (n) firmness, austerity,
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callousness, rigor, consistency, cruelty, stiffness, arduousness, harshness, inclemency; antonym (n) softness. caledu 1. harden; synonyms (v) habituate, consolidate, inure, season, coagulate, congeal, freeze, (n) strengthen, brace, fortify; antonyms (v) soften, liquefy, 2. dry (sych); synonyms (adj) thirsty, arid, barren, boring, dehydrated, dull, (v) dehydrate, desiccate, drain, uninteresting; antonyms (adj) wet, damp, moist, saturated, soaked, boggy, drenched, rainy, sodden, (v) drench, 3. firm; synonyms (adj) constant, hard, stable, close, compact, determined, fixed, resolute, solid, steadfast; antonyms (adj) irresolute, soft, weak, hesitant, limp, liquid, soggy. caledwch hardness; synonyms (n) firmness, austerity, asperity, callousness, difficulty, rigor, consistency, cruelty, stiffness, arduousness; antonym (n) softness. calen 1. bar; synonyms (n) barricade, band, stop, (v) ban, block, bolt, exclude, obstruct, arrest, balk; antonyms (v) permit, allow, 2. whetstone; synonyms (n) rub, caoutchouc, chance, failing, fault, friction, hindrance, imperfection, joke, (adj) grindstone. calendr calendar; synonyms (n) almanac, agenda, schedule, diary, journal, program, timetable, (v) list. Calfaria calvary; synonyms (n) aisle, chancel, choir, crypt, martyrdom, nave, ordeal, quire, transept, trial. call 1. wise; synonyms (adj) judicious, reasonable, sensible, intelligent, knowing, prudent, rational, sagacious, sound, (n) method; antonyms (adj) foolish, unwise, stupid, 2. astute; synonyms (adj) acute, shrewd, artful, bright, sharp, quick, clever, crafty, cunning, (v) canny; antonym (adj) naive, 3. rational; synonyms (adj) intellectual, logical, sane, mental, just, practical, sober, wise, lucid, fair; antonyms (adj) irrational, illogical, anxious, 4. sensible; synonyms (adj) aware, perceptible, appreciable, sage, conscious, sapient, advisable, careful, cognizant, palpable; antonyms (adj) absurd, crazy, idiotic, imprudent, ludicrous, mad, outrageous, reckless, ridiculous, silly. callestr flint; synonyms (adj) pebble, stone, fossil, granite, marble. callineb 1. wisdom; synonyms (n) discretion, judiciousness, knowledge, prudence, sagacity, sapience, sense, discernment, insight, learning; antonyms (n) foolishness, stupidity, 2. sense; synonyms (n) intelligence, perception, meaning, sensation, logic, awareness, experience, (v) feel, intellect, mind; antonyms (n) garbage, ludicrousness, nonsense, gibberish.
calon heart; synonyms (n) core, center, spirit, affection, basis, bosom, breast, courage, crux, (adj) gist; antonym (n) edge. calondid encouragement; synonyms (n) comfort, aid, backing, incentive, promotion, support, cheer, consolation, advocacy, assistance; antonyms (n) discouragement, neglect. calonnog hearty; synonyms (adj) cordial, heartfelt, healthy, genial, sturdy, cheering, fervent, wholehearted, convivial, (v) earnest; antonym (adj) feeble. calonogi 1. encourage; synonyms (v) cheer, abet, advance, aid, back, boost, comfort, foster, further, promote; antonyms (v) discourage, dishearten, prevent, deter, hurt, obstruct, stop, 2. hearten; synonyms (v) encourage, animate, embolden, fortify, inspire, reassure, strengthen, assure, brighten, gladden. cam 1. wrong; synonyms (adj) harm, evil, false, ill, improper, bad, inappropriate, incorrect, (n) damage, injure; antonyms (adj) correct, good, proper, honest, law-abiding, (adv) correctly, (v) right, (n) justice, 2. crooked; synonyms (adj) bent, awry, corrupt, irregular, askew, curved, deformed, dishonest, indirect, lopsided; antonyms (adj) straight, even, principled, 3. step; synonyms (n) degree, measure, stage, walk, gait, gradation, level, rank, act, (v) pace, 4. wry; synonyms (adj) ironic, ironical, twisted, dry, sardonic, twist, writhe, another, (v) unsymmetric, asymmetric, 5. injury; synonyms (n) disadvantage, disservice, grievance, detriment, hurt, impairment, wound, bruise, affront, contusion; antonyms (n) ability, reparation. camamseriad anachronism; synonyms (n) metachronism, parachronism, prochronism, antichronism, misdating, mistiming, antedate, misdate, misplacement, postdate. camarfer 1. abuse; synonyms (n) affront, misuse, harm, outrage, reproach, (v) insult, mistreat, injure, assault, (adj) maltreat; antonyms (v) praise, respect, 2. misuse; synonyms (n) abuse, misappropriation, embezzlement, (v) misapply, mishandle, misappropriate, waste, pervert, corrupt, profane, 3. malpractice; synonyms (n) fault, malfeasance, misconduct, offense, sin, guilt, injustice, malefaction, misdeed. camarwain mislead; synonyms (v) betray, deceive, cheat, beguile, con, fool, misinform, delude, dupe, hoodwink. camarweiniol misleading; synonyms (adj) deceptive, false, delusive, fallacious, deceitful, dishonest, deceiving, erroneous, illusory, untrue; antonym (adj) honest. cambren swingletree; synonyms (n) whiffletree, whippletree, swinglebar.
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Welsh - English camddeall misunderstand; synonyms (v) misapprehend, misconceive, misconstrue, misinterpret, mistake, misjudge, misread, miscalculate, miscomprehend; antonym (v) understand. camddealltwriaeth misunderstanding; synonyms (n) misapprehension, mistake, disagreement, misconception, dissension, error, misconstruction, misinterpretation, dispute, (v) difference; antonym (n) comprehension. camddefnydd 1. abuse; synonyms (n) affront, misuse, harm, outrage, reproach, (v) insult, mistreat, injure, assault, (adj) maltreat; antonyms (v) praise, respect, 2. misuse; synonyms (n) abuse, misappropriation, embezzlement, (v) misapply, mishandle, misappropriate, waste, pervert, corrupt, profane. camddefnyddio 1. abuse; synonyms (n) affront, misuse, harm, outrage, reproach, (v) insult, mistreat, injure, assault, (adj) maltreat; antonyms (v) praise, respect, 2. misuse; synonyms (n) abuse, misappropriation, embezzlement, (v) misapply, mishandle, misappropriate, waste, pervert, corrupt, profane. camdreuliad indigestion; synonyms (n) dyspepsia, heartburn, bellyache, colic, gripes, acidosis, cramp, dyspepsy, gas, nausea. cam-drin abuse; synonyms (n) affront, misuse, harm, outrage, reproach, (v) insult, mistreat, injure, assault, (adj) maltreat; antonyms (v) praise, respect. camdriniaeth mistreatment; synonyms (n) abuse, maltreatment, misuse, disregard, abandonment, carelessness, desertion, harm, inattention, negligence. camedd 1. bend; synonyms (n) bow, arch, arc, elbow, (v) curve, turn, crouch, stoop, crook, curl; antonyms (v) straighten, square, 2. curvature; synonyms (n) bend, curvity, shape, twist. cameg felloe; synonym (n) felly. camel camel; synonyms (n) beige, elephant, llama, (adj) fawn, buff, taupe. camenw misnomer; synonym (v) misname. camenwi misname; synonyms (v) miscall, misterm, misnomer. camfa stile; synonyms (n) ladder, bar, montant. camfarnu misjudge; synonyms (v) mistake, err, misunderstand, underrate, miscalculate, misconstrue, misthink, misinterpret, misread, undervalue. camgredu misbelieve; synonym (v) distrust. camgwl 1. fine; synonyms (adj) delicate, agreeable, dainty, brave, capital, elegant, excellent, nice, (n) penalty, (v) punish; antonyms (adj) poor, thick, coarse, substantial, unsatisfactory, wide, 2. blame; synonyms (v) accuse, arraign, censure, reprimand, charge, reproach, chide, fault, (n) attack, rap;
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antonyms (v) pardon, absolve, praise, 3. penalty; synonyms (n) mulct, fine, forfeit, forfeiture, amercement, judgment, handicap, penalization, penance, (v) condemnation. camgyfrif miscalculate; synonyms (v) err, misjudge, miscompute, misinterpret, overestimate, overvalue, botch, bungle, misreckon, mistake. camgymeriad 1. mistake; synonyms (n) blunder, fault, defect, error, failure, misapprehension, misconception, (v) err, misapprehend, slip, 2. error; synonyms (n) deviation, mistake, wrong, delusion, lapse, oversight, crime, demerit, guilt, misunderstanding; antonym (n) correctness. camgymryd 1. err; synonyms (v) blunder, stray, stumble, deviate, misjudge, mistake, sin, slip, trip, wander, 2. mistake; synonyms (n) fault, defect, error, failure, misapprehension, misconception, demerit, (v) err, misapprehend, confuse. camlas canal; synonyms (n) aqueduct, channel, conduit, duct, sound, adit, culvert, trench, ditch, (v) canalize. camliwio misrepresent; synonyms (v) distort, falsify, belie, garble, juggle, lie, pervert, warp, color, exaggerate. camlwrw 1. evil; synonyms (adj) bad, corrupt, criminal, ill, wicked, depraved, (n) damage, adversity, detriment, disaster; antonyms (adj) kindhearted, (n) good, goodness, righteousness, 2. forfeit; synonyms (v) abandon, forgo, sacrifice, (n) fine, penalty, pawn, cost, (adj) confiscate, lost, forfeited. camog felloe; synonym (n) felly. camp 1. game; synonyms (n) amusement, fun, entertainment, competition, contest, diversion, match, (adj) fearless, (v) bet, gamble, 2. feat; synonyms (n) exploit, deed, accomplishment, achievement, act, effort, performance, action, triumph, attainment; antonym (n) failure, 3. achievement; synonyms (n) completion, execution, fulfillment, victory, implementation, acquisition, discharge, gain, realization, (adj) feat, 4. exploit; synonyms (v) exercise, apply, employ, use, abuse, harness, prey, utilize, capitalize, (n) adventure, 5. prize; synonyms (n) award, plunder, treasure, booty, premium, (v) appreciate, esteem, cherish, honor, value. campfa gymnasium; synonyms (n) gym, ring, stadium, circus, cockpit, class, lists, palestra, seminar, arena. campio 1. frolic; synonyms (n) play, romp, sport, caper, diversion, fun, (v) cavort, disport, frisk, gambol, 2. gambol; synonyms (v) frolic, jump, skip, bound, dance, lark, leap, prance, rollick, (n) prank, 3. frisk; synonyms (n) frisking, amble, canter, drive, (v) search.
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campus 1. excellent; synonyms (adj) choice, estimable, admirable, superior, capital, beautiful, distinctive, brilliant, fantastic, (n) worthy; antonyms (adj) inferior, poor, abysmal, awful, mediocre, 2. grand; synonyms (adj) excellent, gorgeous, dignified, elevated, eminent, exalted, important, (n) glorious, noble, (v) great; antonyms (adj) unimpressive, humble, modest, 3. admirable; synonyms (adj) fine, outstanding, commendable, creditable, good, grand, lovely, praiseworthy, valuable, exquisite; antonyms (adj) disgraceful, appalling, unworthy, 4. splendid; synonyms (adj) illustrious, magnificent, royal, gallant, proud, impressive, luxurious, majestic, resplendent, shining. campwr 1. adept; synonyms (adj) expert, skillful, able, accomplished, adroit, artful, capable, clever, (n) proficient, ace; antonyms (adj) clumsy, incompetent, inept, 2. champion; synonyms (n) advocate, backer, partisan, fighter, hero, champ, defender, (v) defend, support, back; antonym (v) oppose. camre 1. walk (cerdded); synonyms (v) ramble, course, hike, move, roam, (n) step, gait, pace, path, saunter, 2. footstep; synonyms (n) footprint, footfall, footmark, track, stride, trail, tread, action. camsyniad mistake; synonyms (n) blunder, fault, defect, error, failure, misapprehension, misconception, (v) err, misapprehend, slip. camsynied mistake; synonyms (n) blunder, fault, defect, error, failure, misapprehension, misconception, (v) err, misapprehend, slip. camsyniol mistaken; synonyms (adj) incorrect, erroneous, false, wrong, misguided, inaccurate, fallacious, untrue, misleading; antonym (adj) correct. camu 1. bow; synonyms (n) arc, curve, (v) bend, arch, stoop, duck, buckle, crouch, incline, kowtow, 2. bend; synonyms (n) bow, elbow, twist, angle, curvature, (v) turn, crook, curl, flex, deflect; antonyms (v) straighten, square, 3. step; synonyms (n) degree, measure, stage, walk, gait, gradation, level, rank, act, (v) pace, 4. stride; synonyms (n) step, footstep, stalk, progress, rate, stump, toddle, span, (v) tread, strut, 5. stoop; synonyms (v) deign, condescend, descend, squat, couch, cringe, grovel, lean, huddle, (n) porch. camwedd 1. transgression; synonyms (n) crime, fault, sin, error, misdeed, infraction, offense, violation, misconduct, breach, 2. iniquity; synonyms (n) evil, depravity, inequity, immorality, injustice, wickedness, darkness, vice, sinfulness, corruption. camweddu transgress; synonyms (v) sin, break, infringe, offend, contravene, overstep, trespass, violate, breach, (adj) err.
camweddwr transgressor; synonyms (n) culprit, criminal. camwri 1. wrong; synonyms (adj) harm, evil, false, ill, improper, bad, inappropriate, incorrect, (n) damage, injure; antonyms (adj) correct, good, proper, honest, law-abiding, (adv) correctly, (v) right, (n) justice, 2. injury; synonyms (n) disadvantage, disservice, grievance, detriment, hurt, impairment, wound, bruise, affront, contusion; antonyms (n) ability, reparation. camymddwyn misbehave; synonyms (v) misconduct, transgress, disobey, err, misbear, misdemean, sin, trespass, contravene, (adj) misdo; antonym (v) behave. camymddygiad misconduct; synonyms (n) misbehavior, misdeed, crime, fault, misdemeanor, wrong, wrongdoing, (v) misbehave, mishandle, (adj) mismanage. can 1. white (gwyn); synonyms (adj) fair, ashen, blank, clean, snowy, wan, achromatic, bloodless, livid, (n) pale; antonyms (adj) dark, rosy, (n) black, 2. flour; synonyms (n) flower, (v) powder, (adj) meal, bran, paddy, rice, spore, sporule. cancr 1. canker; synonyms (n) cancer, rot, corruption, blight, (v) corrode, pollute, (adj) vitiate, contaminate, poison, taint, 2. cancer; synonyms (n) canker, tumor, growth, curse, evil, disease, mormal, (adj) leukemia, sting, thorn. cancro 1. corrode; synonyms (v) canker, consume, eat, gnaw, erode, fret, impair, damage, decay, rust, 2. canker; synonyms (n) cancer, rot, corruption, blight, (v) corrode, pollute, (adj) vitiate, contaminate, poison, taint. candryll 1. wrecked; synonyms (v) stranded, grounded, swamped, (adj) destroyed, ruined, disabled, anxious, beached, broken, (adv) aground, 2. shattered; synonyms (v) exhausted, battered, lame, (adj) smashed, crazy, shaky. canfed hundredth; synonyms (adj) centesimal, (n) centesm, secular. canfod 1. see; synonyms (v) look, feel, discover, appreciate, behold, consider, deem, discern, (adj) observe, perceive, 2. perceive; synonyms (v) apprehend, comprehend, grasp, see, find, know, notice, sense, catch, detect, 3. behold; synonyms (v) view, contemplate, regard, descry, watch, witness, (n) aspect. canfyddadwy perceptible; synonyms (adj) noticeable, conspicuous, appreciable, discernible, evident, obvious, palpable, visible, apparent, detectable; antonym (adj) imperceptible. canfyddiad perception; synonyms (n) apprehension, conception, idea, notion, discernment, feeling, impression, insight, comprehension, acumen.
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cangell chancel; synonyms (n) bema, sanctuary,
merciless, nasty, spiteful, uncaring, upsetting, 3.
crypt, nave, quire, transept, vestry, asylum, church, refuge. cangelloriaeth chancellorship; synonym (n) chancellery. cangen 1. branch; synonyms (n) arm, jump, wing, affiliate, ramus, member, division, (v) fork, diverge, divide, 2. bough; synonyms (n) branch, limb, ramage, tigella, appendage, foliage, lobe, lobule, scion, bush. canghennog branching; synonyms (adj) branched, forked, ramose, (n) bifurcation, branch, forking, ramification, fork, arborescence. canghennu 1. branch; synonyms (n) arm, jump, wing, affiliate, ramus, member, division, (v) fork, diverge, divide, 2. ramify; synonyms (v) branch, furcate, assort, break, class, classify, complexify, differentiate, discriminate, dissever. canhwyllbren candlestick; synonyms (n) candelabrum, candelabra, sconce, chandelier, girandole, canstick, electrolier, gaselier, luster, menorah. canhwyllwr chandler; synonyms (n) dealer, merchant, trader, salesman, monger. caniad 1. poem; synonyms (n) song, rhyme, verse, ballad, composition, sonnet, construction, fabrication, from, laughingstock, 2. song; synonyms (n) melody, air, strain, cry, warble, poem, (v) ditty, chant, sing, (adj) lay. caniadaeth 1. singing; synonyms (n) chant, apprisal, betrayal, cantation, lyrics, (adj) cantabile, vocal, cantatory, hymning, (adv) live, 2. psalmody; synonyms (n) hymnody, psalm, psalmistry. caniataol 1. granted; synonyms (v) disposed, (adj) given, assumed, fixed, approved, arranged, blessed, decided, legal, privileged, 2. permissive; synonyms (adj) liberal, indulgent, lenient, tolerant, soft, broad, broad-minded, easygoing, activist, conceding; antonym (adj) strict. caniedydd 1. singer; synonyms (n) vocalist, musician, warbler, soloist, entertainer, artist, artiste, cantor, composer, conductor, 2. songster; synonyms (n) singer, songbird, songstress, songwriter. canig 1. glee; synonyms (n) gladness, cheerfulness, delight, mirth, fun, gaiety, hilarity, joy, rejoicing, frolic; antonym (n) sadness, 2. song; synonyms (n) melody, air, strain, cry, warble, (v) ditty, chant, sing, (adj) lay, ballad. canllaith 1. calm; synonyms (adj) quiet, peaceful, (v) assuage, appease, cool, still, allay, pacify, easy, (n) lull; antonyms (adj) agitated, angry, nervous, stormy, wild, annoyed, anxious, (v) agitate, upset, (n) agitation, 2. kind (caredig, math); synonyms (n) form, helpful, sort, benign, brand, breed, class, gentle, (adj) friendly, generous; antonyms (adj) unkind, callous, cruel, hardhearted, mean,
tender; synonyms (adj) affectionate, painful, loving, sensitive, soft, sore, compassionate, (v) proffer, (n) offer, bid; antonyms (adj) tough, hard, rubbery, rough. canllaw 1. battlement; synonyms (n) crenellation, fortification, machicolation, parapet, embattlement, crenelation, earthwork, embrasure, (v) scarp, circumvallation, 2. handrail; synonyms (n) balustrade, banister, bannister, railing, balusters, bar, barrier, 3. railing; synonyms (n) rail, fence, pale, paling, abuse, (adj) invective, 4. parapet; synonyms (n) breastwork, bulwark, bastion, battlement, wall, battlements, fortifications, ramparts, ridge, walls. canlyn 1. follow; synonyms (v) chase, pursue, adhere, adopt, accompany, comprehend, continue, ensue, grasp, (adj) catch; antonyms (v) precede, guide, head, lead, 2. pursue; synonyms (v) follow, dog, hunt, prosecute, course, haunt, hound, persist, stalk, tail. canlyniad 1. result; synonyms (n) consequence, fruit, issue, outcome, aftermath, answer, conclusion, effect, end, (v) ensue; antonym (v) cause, 2. consequence; synonyms (n) import, importance, product, result, account, concern, corollary, event, moment, weight; antonyms (n) inconsequence, insignificance, 3. effect; synonyms (n) sequel, impression, (v) accomplish, achieve, create, complete, do, bring, carry, execute; antonym (n) reason, 4. issue; synonyms (n) egress, exit, progeny, (v) flow, emanate, arise, emerge, release, discharge, gush, 5. outcome; synonyms (n) development, decision, outgrowth, purpose, upshot, offspring, impact, fate, ending, implication. canlynol 1. consequent; synonyms (adj) ensuing, following, resultant, resulting, sequent, attendant, consequential, next, succeeding, (v) subsequent, 2. following; synonyms (adj) consequent, consecutive, later, posterior, (n) entourage, chase, followers, pursuit, (adv) under, after; antonym (adj) preceding. canlynwr follower; synonyms (n) disciple, backer, devotee, fan, adherent, admirer, cohort, apostle, attendant, believer; antonyms (n) detractor, opponent. canmlwydd centennial; synonyms (adj) periodic, (n) centenary, anniversary, centurial, bicentenary, birthday, centuple, centuplicate, fair, (v) secular. canmlwyddiant 1. centenary; synonyms (n) centennial, anniversary, centuple, hundred, centurial, hecatomb, birthday, centuplicate, jubilee, bicentenary, 2. centennial; synonyms (adj) periodic, (n) centenary, fair, bicentennial, (v) secular.
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canmol 1. commend; synonyms (v) celebrate, approve, exalt, acclaim, applaud, praise, recommend, admire, cite, compliment; antonyms (v) criticize, rebuke, censure, reproach, 2. praise; synonyms (n) applause, commendation, glory, kudos, admiration, (v) commend, extol, honor, flatter, glorify; antonyms (n) criticism, disparagement, (v) belittle, disparage, reprimand, scold, chastise, denigrate, sully. canmoladwy praiseworthy; synonyms (adj) commendable, admirable, meritorious, creditable, worthy, good, excellent, deserving, honorable, (v) laudable; antonym (adj) lamentable. canmoliaeth 1. commendation; synonyms (n) acclaim, applause, approval, approbation, citation, credit, plaudit, tribute, acclamation, (v) praise; antonym (n) disparagement, 2. praise; synonyms (n) compliment, commendation, (v) applaud, approve, commend, extol, honor, flatter, celebrate, glorify; antonyms (n) criticism, (v) criticize, belittle, disparage, rebuke, reprimand, reproach, scold, chastise, denigrate. canmoliaethus 1. complimentary; synonyms (adj) free, gratis, adulatory, gratuitous, costless, approving, favorable, glowing, (v) commendatory; antonyms (adj) disparaging, insulting, offensive, disapproving, 2. eulogistic; synonyms (adj) complimentary, encomiastic, laudatory, panegyrical, (v) benedictory. cannaid 1. white (gwyn); synonyms (adj) fair, ashen, blank, clean, snowy, wan, achromatic, bloodless, livid, (n) pale; antonyms (adj) dark, rosy, (n) black, 2. bright; synonyms (adj) clear, alive, apt, intelligent, vivid, beaming, brainy, brilliant, light, luminous; antonyms (adj) dull, cloudy, dim, dreary, gloomy, stupid, unintelligent, overcast, shadowy, leaden, 3. luminous; synonyms (adj) bright, glowing, lucid, lambent, lucent, lustrous, radiant, sunny, aglow, shiny. cannu 1. bleach; synonyms (n) whitener, peroxide, (v) blanch, whiten, decolor, decolorize, decolourize, fade, white, 2. whiten; synonyms (v) pale, whitewash, dealbate, gloss, palliate, scour, veneer, chalk, dull, (adj) bleach; antonym (v) blacken, 3. blanch; synonyms (v) blench, parboil, (adj) achromatize. cannwr bleacher; synonyms (n) whitener, blancher, whitster, whitewasher. cannwyll candle; synonyms (n) candela, light, taper, cadmium, luminary, wick, (v) check, investigate, scrutinize. cannwyr plane; synonyms (n) airplane, face, aeroplane, aircraft, (v) flatten, (adj) level, even, flat, horizontal, smooth. canol 1. middle; synonyms (adj) intermediate, central, halfway, median, (n) average, heart, hub, mean,
center, core; antonyms (adj) extreme, outer, (n) edge, outside, 2. mean; synonyms (v) intend, design, imply, denote, (adj) middle, base, common, hateful, (n) contemptible, low; antonyms (adj) generous, kind, 3. waist; synonyms (n) waistline, shank, belly, blouse, cannon, stem, arch, (adj) neck, stricture, wasp, 4. midst; synonyms (n) thick, interior, middest, deep, depths, nucleus, (adv) mid, (prep) during. canolbarth 1. midland; synonyms (adj) interior, upcountry, continental, earthy, riparian, inner, internal, national, consider also 2. middle part. canolbris average; synonyms (adj) mean, median, fair, common, medium, middle, middling, normal, ordinary, intermediate; antonyms (adj) exceptional, extraordinary, abnormal, unusual, (v) maximum, minimum. canolbwyntio center; synonyms (n) centre, middle, core, heart, pivot, midst, kernel, substance, (v) focus, concentrate; antonyms (n) edge, periphery, border. canolddydd noon; synonyms (n) midday, noonday, noontide, crest, lunchtime, (adj) meridian, culmination, meridional. canoli center; synonyms (n) centre, middle, core, heart, pivot, midst, kernel, substance, (v) focus, concentrate; antonyms (n) edge, periphery, border. canolig middling; synonyms (adj) fair, indifferent, average, mediocre, medium, intermediate, common, mean, (adv) fairly, clean. canolog central; synonyms (adj) basic, capital, cardinal, fundamental, chief, crucial, important, inner, key, main; antonyms (adj) peripheral, minor, regional, tangential. canolwr mediator; synonyms (n) arbiter, arbitrator, intermediary, intercessor, intermediator, peacemaker, diplomat, negotiator, umpire, gobetween; antonym (n) troublemaker. canon canon; synonyms (n) rule, doctrine, law, principle, regulation, code, criterion, formula, statute, creed. canonaidd canonical; synonyms (adj) canonic, orthodox, basic, positive, rigid, strict, uncompromising, legitimate, classical, clerical. canoneiddio canonize; synonyms (v) saint, glorify, bless, consecrate, deify, idolize, love, permit, worship, apotheosize. canonwr 1. canon; synonyms (n) rule, doctrine, law, principle, regulation, code, criterion, formula, statute, creed, 2. canonist; synonyms (n) theologist, believer, divine, scholastic. canrif century; synonyms (n) age, centenary, hundred, centred, millennium, carbon, hecatomb, life, cocain, cocaine. cansen cane; synonyms (n) rod, scourge, stick, bat, (v) flog, whip, beat, birch, lash, thrash.
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cant 1. hundred; synonyms (n) century, cent, centred,
canys for; synonyms (prep) because, behind, by, per,
lathe, riding, soke, tithing, carbon, cocain, (adj) centigrade, 2. ring; synonyms (n) encircle, band, gang, jingle, loop, (v) circle, call, peal, echo, resound, 3. circle; synonyms (n) round, association, compass, ring, field, range, beat, circuit, (v) turn, whirl, 4. rim; synonyms (n) border, edge, margin, brim, brink, boundary, verge, lip, (v) skirt, hem, 5. tyre; synonyms (n) tire, baldric, belt, girdle, girth, wheel, zodiac, zone. cantawd cantata; synonyms (n) carol, ditty, lay, pastoral, recitative, recitativo, solfeggio, canticle, canzonet, oratorio. cantel 1. brim; synonyms (n) border, edge, hem, lip, periphery, rim, verge, brink, margin, perimeter, 2. rim; synonyms (n) brim, boundary, confine, bound, flange, limit, ring, mouth, (v) skirt, line. cantor singer; synonyms (n) vocalist, musician, warbler, soloist, entertainer, artist, artiste, cantor, composer, conductor. cantores songstress; synonyms (n) chaunter, chauntress, songster, singeress. cantref hundred (cant); synonyms (n) century, cent, centred, lathe, riding, soke, tithing, carbon, cocain, (adj) centigrade. cantwr 1. singer; synonyms (n) vocalist, musician, warbler, soloist, entertainer, artist, artiste, cantor, composer, conductor, 2. songster; synonyms (n) singer, songbird, songstress, songwriter. cantwraig 1. songstress; synonyms (n) chaunter, chauntress, songster, singeress, 2. singer; synonyms (n) vocalist, musician, warbler, soloist, entertainer, artist, artiste, cantor, composer, conductor. canu 1. sing; synonyms (v) chant, hymn, chirp, hum, drone, pipe, twitter, vocalize, carol, (n) squeak, 2. play (chwarae); synonyms (v) act, pastime, enact, exercise, perform, joke, (n) frolic, game, sport, bet; antonym (v) work, 3. ring; synonyms (n) encircle, band, gang, jingle, loop, (v) circle, call, peal, echo, resound, 4. chant; synonyms (n) song, chaunt, melody, (v) cantillate, sing, intonate, intone, recite, utter, croon, 5. crow; synonyms (n) gasconade, crowing, (v) boast, brag, cackle, chuckle, cry, exult, triumph, (adj) raven. canwr singer; synonyms (n) vocalist, musician, warbler, soloist, entertainer, artist, artiste, cantor, composer, conductor. canwriad centurion; synonyms (n) captain, major, adjutant, brigadier, cadet, cornet, ensign, jemidar, lieutenant, officer. canwyr plane; synonyms (n) airplane, face, aeroplane, aircraft, (v) flatten, (adj) level, even, flat, horizontal, smooth.
during, (conj) considering, (adv) against, as, therefore, hence. cap cap; synonyms (n) cover, bonnet, lid, capital, base, ceiling, crest, detonator, (v) top, beat. capan 1. cap; synonyms (n) cover, bonnet, lid, capital, base, ceiling, crest, detonator, (v) top, beat, 2. lintel; synonyms (n) beam, header, joist, rafter, mantel, summer, trave, cope, coping, girder. capel chapel; synonyms (n) church, worship, kirk, shrine, temple, cathedral, kapelle, minster, basilica, conventicle. caplan chaplain; synonyms (n) clergyman, parson, minister, rector, chaplaincy, chaplainship, vicar, altarist, archbishop, archdeacon. caplaniaeth chaplaincy; synonyms (n) chaplainship, chaplain. capteiniaeth captaincy; synonym (n) captainship. capten captain; synonyms (n) chief, head, leader, master, boss, chieftain, commander, commodore, guide, (v) govern. car car; synonyms (n) automobile, auto, carriage, coach, truck, vehicle, tramcar, coupe, jalopy, gondola. carbwl 1. awkward; synonyms (adj) clumsy, inconvenient, crude, embarrassing, inept, sticky, uncomfortable, ungainly, untoward, left-handed; antonyms (adj) graceful, easy, adroit, manageable, straightforward, convenient, dexterous, helpful, rotund, simple, 2. clumsy; synonyms (adj) bumbling, bungling, cumbersome, unwieldy, gawky, inapt, maladroit, rude, unskilled, (n) awkward; antonyms (adj) nimble, clever, skillful, deft. carchar 1. prison; synonyms (n) jail, calaboose, confinement, lockup, penitentiary, jug, confine, custody, 2. gaol; synonyms (n) clink, jailhouse, prison, (v) immure, imprison, incarcerate, lag, 3. restraint; synonyms (n) bridle, constraint, control, hindrance, limit, moderation, modesty, reserve, containment, (v) check; antonyms (n) excess, abandon, decadence, incentive, 4. jail; synonyms (n) cage, cell, slammer, (v) gaol, detain, arrest. carchariad imprisonment; synonyms (n) captivity, custody, confinement, incarceration, durance, arrest, detention, immurement, internment, (adj) bondage; antonyms (n) freedom, release. carcharor prisoner; synonyms (n) convict, captive, hostage, accused, criminal, defendant. carcharores prisoner; synonyms (n) convict, captive, hostage, accused, criminal, defendant. carcharu 1. imprison; synonyms (v) confine, cage, immure, incarcerate, jail, commit, prison, detain, gaol, restrain; antonyms (v) release, free, 2. jail;
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synonyms (n) cell, clink, jug, calaboose, custody, jailhouse, slammer, (v) imprison, arrest, lag. carcus 1. careful; synonyms (adj) accurate, attentive, thrifty, alert, deliberate, economical, frugal, mindful, prudent, (v) anxious; antonyms (adj) careless, reckless, slapdash, neglectful, 2. anxious; synonyms (adj) afraid, alarmed, nervous, tense, uneasy, agitated, apprehensive, concerned, distressed, fearful; antonyms (adj) calm, relaxed, carefree, confident, rational, unconcerned, undisturbed, untroubled, 3. solicitous; synonyms (adj) eager, careful, jealous, considerate, thoughtful, worried, loving, paternal, (n) desirous, (v) disturbed. cardd 1. disgrace; synonyms (n) shame, blemish, stain, degradation, reproach, (v) dishonor, discredit, degrade, blot, debase; antonyms (v) honor, respect, credit, esteem, 2. shame; synonyms (n) disgrace, humiliation, chagrin, insult, modesty, pity, scandal, contempt, (v) humiliate, abash. cardod 1. alms; synonyms (n) charity, dole, benefaction, donation, gift, sportula, contribution, offering, almose, (v) largess, 2. charity; synonyms (n) bounty, favor, aid, generosity, kindness, liberality, mercy, virtue, clemency, (v) almsgiving; antonyms (n) miserliness, intolerance, 3. dole; synonyms (n) alms, mite, grant, distribution, grief, pittance, anxiety, blow, care, cark. cardota beg; synonyms (v) adjure, ask, appeal, entreat, implore, cadge, crave, desire, importune, plead. caredd 1. crime; synonyms (n) offense, blame, guilt, injustice, transgression, villainy, evil, delinquency, fault, iniquity, 2. sin; synonyms (n) crime, blunder, error, misdeed, wickedness, mistake, immorality, (v) offend, err, trespass; antonyms (n) virtue, piety. caredig kind (math); synonyms (n) form, helpful, sort, benign, brand, breed, class, gentle, (adj) friendly, generous; antonyms (adj) unkind, callous, cruel, hardhearted, mean, merciless, nasty, spiteful, uncaring, upsetting. caredigrwydd kindness; synonyms (n) benevolence, clemency, compassion, courtesy, generosity, affection, benignity, consideration, cordiality, favor; antonyms (n) unkindness, callousness, cruelty, miserliness, nastiness, spite, unfriendliness, maliciousness. caregog stony; synonyms (adj) hard, rocky, rough, callous, cold, flinty, obdurate, pitiless, unfeeling, icy. caregu 1. stone (carreg); synonyms (n) jewel, rock, calculus, gem, pebble, concretion, gemstone, (v) pit, lapidate, pelt, 2. petrify; synonyms (v) horrify, lapidify, ossify, frighten, fossilize, stun, appall, astound, (adj) harden, stiffen.
carennydd 1. friendship; synonyms (n) fellowship, association, affection, familiarity, amity, companionship, company, friendliness, intimacy, attachment; antonyms (n) enmity, hostility, 2. kinship; synonyms (n) consanguinity, affinity, connection, kin, relation, relationship, brotherhood, alliance, blood, kindred. cares 1. girlfriend; synonyms (n) girl, lover, mistress, sweetheart, woman, love, beloved, darling, admirer, daughter, 2. kinswoman; synonyms (n) relation, relative, kinsman, kindred, kin, account, affinity, consanguinity, description, detail. carfaglog clumsy; synonyms (adj) bumbling, bungling, cumbersome, unwieldy, gawky, inapt, inept, maladroit, rude, (n) awkward; antonyms (adj) graceful, nimble, clever, dexterous, skillful, adroit, deft. carfan beam; synonyms (n) blaze, glow, ray, timber, flash, (v) glare, air, broadcast, gleam, (adj) shine. cariad 1. love (caru); synonyms (n) desire, affection, dear, fondness, liking, benevolence, charity, attachment, (v) cherish, enjoy; antonyms (n) abhorrence, hatred, aversion, (v) hate, dislike, abhor, 2. sweetheart; synonyms (n) darling, girl, mistress, beloved, flame, boyfriend, love, steady, (adj) lover, beau, 3. affection; synonyms (n) affect, affectionateness, disease, feeling, heart, kindness, tenderness, admiration, care, (v) regard, 4. lover; synonyms (n) devotee, fan, admirer, buff, amorist, man, pet, sweetheart, gallant, enthusiast. cariadfab 1. sweetheart; synonyms (n) dear, darling, girl, mistress, beloved, flame, boyfriend, love, (adj) lover, beau, 2. lover; synonyms (n) devotee, fan, admirer, buff, amorist, man, pet, sweetheart, gallant, enthusiast. cariadferch 1. mistress; synonyms (n) dame, concubine, inamorata, madame, lady, lover, missis, master, owner, schoolmarm, 2. sweetheart; synonyms (n) dear, darling, girl, mistress, beloved, flame, boyfriend, love, steady, (adj) beau. cariadlawn loving; synonyms (adj) affectionate, devoted, fond, amorous, kind, tender, friendly, ardent, attached, admiring; antonyms (adj) cold, uncaring. cariadus 1. beloved; synonyms (adj) darling, precious, favorite, loved, pet, (n) dear, love, dearest, honey, sweetheart, 2. dear (Annwyl); synonyms (adj) beloved, close, costly, expensive, lovely, near, adorable, affectionate, cherished, familiar; antonyms (adj) cheap, worthless, 3. loving; synonyms (adj) devoted, fond, amorous, kind, tender, friendly, ardent, attached, admiring, caring; antonyms (adj) cold, uncaring. cario 1. carry; synonyms (v) bear, bring, convey, conduct, take, acquit, behave, accept, comport, hold, 2. bear (arth); synonyms (v) carry, abide,
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Welsh - English stand, afford, allow, apply, assume, brook, digest, endure. carlam 1. gallop; synonyms (v) run, fly, speed, dart, trot, dash, race, spring, hasten, sprint, 2. prance; synonyms (n) strut, (v) dance, swagger, bound, leap, frolic, parade, caper, cavort, gambol. carlamu 1. gallop; synonyms (v) run, fly, speed, dart, trot, dash, race, spring, hasten, sprint, 2. prance; synonyms (n) strut, (v) dance, swagger, bound, leap, frolic, parade, caper, cavort, gambol. carlwm 1. ermine; synonyms (n) purple, mantle, millinery, pall, toga, 2. stoat. carn 1. handle; synonyms (v) administer, conduct, feel, wield, control, deal, direct, finger, (n) grip, clutch, 2. haft; synonyms (n) handle, helve, hilt, heft, key, tiller, treadle, trigger, dwelling, 3. cairn; synonyms (n) beacon, barrow, tumulus, cock, flagstaff, hand, pointer, post, staff, (v) heap, 4. hilt; synonym (n) butt, 5. hoof; synonyms (n) sole, toe, bottom, keel, root, nadir, (v) foot, step, hike, pace. carnedd cairn; synonyms (n) beacon, barrow, tumulus, cock, flagstaff, hand, pointer, post, staff, (v) heap. carnleidr brigand; synonyms (n) bandit, outlaw, robber, bushranger, thief, thug. carol carol; synonyms (n) chant, canticle, song, ballad, canzonet, strain, hymn, bravura, cantata, (v) warble. caroli carol; synonyms (n) chant, canticle, song, ballad, canzonet, strain, hymn, bravura, cantata, (v) warble. carp 1. rag; synonyms (n) newspaper, tabloid, (v) banter, bedevil, tease, chaff, badger, bait, kid, (adj) shred, 2. clout; synonyms (n) cuff, hit, punch, knock, slap, swipe, crack, (v) smack, strike, whack. carped carpet; synonyms (n) blanket, rug, carpeting, runner, (v) cover, drape, encase, rebuke, attack, criticize. carpiog 1. tattered; synonyms (adj) ragged, scruffy, shabby, worn, dilapidated, frayed, threadbare, seedy, torn, (v) bedraggled; antonyms (adj) pristine, elegant, 2. ragged; synonyms (adj) hoarse, jagged, rugged, shaggy, tattered, unkempt, untidy, (v) bald, (n) harsh, rough; antonym (adj) smart. carrai 1. lace; synonyms (n) edging, lacing, net, (v) braid, enlace, entwine, interlace, bind, rope, (adj) string, 2. thong; synonyms (n) strap, lash, whip, bullwhip, cilium, eyelash, jandal, lace, whiplash. carreg stone; synonyms (n) jewel, rock, calculus, gem, pebble, concretion, gemstone, (v) pit, lapidate, pelt. cart float (nofio); synonyms (n) buoy, raft, (v) drift, swim, blow, hover, ride, waft, fly, glide; antonym (v) sink. carth 1. oakum; synonyms (n) hemp, cord, cotton, packthread, ribbon, rope, string, tape, thread, twine, 2. tow; synonyms (n) towage, (v) pull, drag,
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draw, haul, lug, tug, heave, trail, rake; antonym (v) push. carthffos 1. sewer; synonyms (n) cloaca, channel, ditch, gully, dike, sewerage, main, moat, (adj) drain, latrines, 2. drain; synonyms (n) culvert, (v) deplete, waste, exhaust, bleed, leak, consume, finish, sap, (adj) dissipate; antonym (v) bolster. carthu 1. flush; synonyms (n) bloom, blossom, (v) blush, glow, color, even, (adj) flat, affluent, rich, level, 2. cleanse; synonyms (v) bathe, wash, clarify, wipe, clear, disinfect, purify, refine, rinse, (adj) clean; antonyms (v) contaminate, dirty, 3. purge; synonyms (n) purgation, purification, (v) cleanse, expurgate, eradicate, liquidate, remove, scour, absolve, eliminate; antonym (v) binge, 4. scavenge; synonyms (v) salvage, houseclean, pick, prowl, relieve, salve, save, hunt, search. carthwr 1. cleanser; synonyms (n) cleaner, antiseptic, soap, purifier, abrasive, cathartic, deodorant, disinfectant, fumigant, lather, 2. scavenger; synonyms (n) magpie, hunter, packrat, predator, quencher, searcher, shark. cartref 1. home; synonyms (n) fireside, abode, domicile, house, base, building, dwelling, family, habitation, (adj) domestic, 2. abode; synonyms (n) home, residence, place, lodge, abidance, address, habitat, inhabitation, lodging, (v) bode. cartrefle abode; synonyms (n) home, dwelling, house, residence, domicile, place, lodge, abidance, address, (v) bode. cartreflu militia; synonyms (n) military, milice, regulars, reserves, soldiery, troops, fencible, soldiers, volunteers, warfare. cartrefol 1. home (cartref); synonyms (n) fireside, abode, domicile, house, base, building, dwelling, family, habitation, (adj) domestic, 2. domestic; synonyms (adj) home, tame, civil, familiar, household, internal, native, (n) homely, maid, servant; antonyms (adj) foreign, wild, external, 3. homely; synonyms (adj) plain, common, rustic, artless, comfortable, homelike, snug, ugly, unhandsome, homey; antonym (adj) attractive, 4. civil; synonyms (adj) polite, courteous, civic, affable, gracious, mannerly, municipal, obliging, public, civilised; antonyms (adj) rude, abrupt. cartrefu settle; synonyms (v) fix, place, clarify, establish, pay, regulate, resolve, set, adjudicate, (adj) confirm. caru 1. love (cariad); synonyms (n) desire, affection, dear, fondness, liking, benevolence, charity, attachment, (v) cherish, enjoy; antonyms (n) abhorrence, hatred, aversion, (v) hate, dislike, abhor, 2. like (hoffi); synonyms (v) corresponding, identical, care, (adj) equal, equivalent, alike, analogous, comparable, same, (n) love; antonyms (prep) unlike, (adj) different, 3. court; synonyms (n)
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forum, bar, close, field, tribunal, judicatory, (v) woo, attract, invite, romance; antonyms (v) avoid, shun. caruaidd 1. kind (caredig, math); synonyms (n) form, helpful, sort, benign, brand, breed, class, gentle, (adj) friendly, generous; antonyms (adj) unkind, callous, cruel, hardhearted, mean, merciless, nasty, spiteful, uncaring, upsetting, 2. affectionate; synonyms (adj) fond, loving, ardent, caring, cordial, devoted, kind, tender, warm, (adv) fatherly; antonym (adj) cold, 3. affable; synonyms (adj) amiable, civil, courteous, genial, gracious, polite, approachable, congenial, nice, pleasant; antonyms (adj) disagreeable, hostile, reserved, 4. loving; synonyms (adj) affectionate, amorous, attached, admiring, compassionate, enamored, intimate, motherly, passionate, (v) sympathetic. carw 1. deer; synonyms (n) stag, cervid, antelopes, bison, camels, cattle, chevrotains, fox, vixen, giraffes, 2. stag; synonyms (n) hart, buck, dog, boar, cock, debtor, drake, (v) spy, betray, denounce. carwr 1. wooer; synonyms (n) suitor, admirer, lover, petitioner, (adj) adorer, 2. lover; synonyms (n) dear, darling, beau, devotee, fan, buff, love, beloved, amorist, man. carwriaeth 1. courtship; synonyms (n) suit, courting, love, wooing, affection, case, causa, cause, druery, romance, 2. amour; synonyms (n) affair, affaire, flirtation, liaison, relationship, passion, hankypanky, intimacy, (v) intrigue, (adj) amourette. carwriaethol amatory; synonyms (adj) amorous, amative, erotic, loving, amatorial, amatorian, amatorious, erotical, romantic, admiring. cas 1. nasty; synonyms (adj) dirty, loathsome, disgusting, filthy, foul, awful, mean, abominable, coarse, disagreeable; antonyms (adj) agreeable, kind, pleasant, nice, charitable, lovely, 2. hatred; synonyms (n) detestation, abhorrence, antipathy, aversion, disgust, grudge, anger, abomination, (v) hate, enmity; antonyms (n) love, adoration, liking, 3. hater; synonym (n) misanthrope, 4. hateful; synonyms (adj) detestable, execrable, nasty, obnoxious, odious, hideous, despicable, distasteful, heinous, repugnant; antonyms (adj) lovable, delightful, 5. disagreeable; synonyms (adj) difficult, offensive, uncomfortable, cantankerous, cross, ungrateful, abhorrent, bad, bitter, horrible; antonyms (adj) friendly, good-natured, amiable, 6. case; synonyms (n) box, example, bin, cover, jacket, shell, affair, bag, briefcase, casing, 7. aversion; synonyms (n) distaste, disinclination, dislike, aversation, hatred, horror, nausea, opposition, repugnance, repulsion; antonym (n) attraction, 8. enemy; synonyms (n) adversary, antagonist, foe, opponent, competitor, assailant, foeman, hostile, challenger, (adj) rival; antonyms (n) ally, friend, supporter, 9. foe; synonyms (n) enemy, contender,
10. odious; synonyms (adj) hateful, forbidding, atrocious, damnable, invidious, repulsive, cursed, frightful, infamous, monstrous. casbeth 1. aversion; synonyms (n) antipathy, distaste, abhorrence, disgust, disinclination, dislike, aversation, grudge, enmity, (v) abomination; antonyms (n) liking, attraction, love, 2. nuisance; synonyms (n) annoyance, bother, harassment, hassle, inconvenience, irritation, pain, pest, mischief, bore; antonym (n) pleasure. caseg mare; synonyms (n) bitch, doe, hen, horse, jennet, boundary, genet, lady, mere, mount. caset cassette; synonyms (n) tape, copy, demo, footage, record, recording, soundtrack, video, videocassette, videotape. casgl collection; synonyms (n) accumulation, assembly, assortment, bundle, gathering, set, bunch, cluster, compilation, (v) assemblage. casgliad 1. boil; synonyms (v) seethe, bubble, churn, simmer, ferment, burn, effervesce, fume, (n) abscess, blister; antonym (v) freeze, 2. collection; synonyms (n) accumulation, assembly, assortment, bundle, gathering, set, bunch, cluster, compilation, (v) assemblage, 3. gathering; synonyms (n) collection, concourse, congregation, crowd, convention, crew, gather, meeting, throng, bevy, 4. conclusion; synonyms (n) closure, close, end, result, cessation, completion, sequel, termination, decision, (v) closing; antonyms (n) beginning, start, opening, preface, 5. abscess; synonyms (n) boil, pustule, growth, swelling, aposteme, blemish, bulge, bump, (adj) sore, ulcer. casglu 1. gather; synonyms (v) deduce, convene, accumulate, amass, assemble, collect, compile, congregate, flock, (n) fold; antonyms (v) disperse, scatter, 2. accumulate; synonyms (v) gather, pile, store, accrue, cumulate, heap, hoard, drift, add, aggregate; antonyms (v) distribute, dwindle, 3. collect; synonyms (v) pick, acquire, cluster, collate, cull, harvest, raise, accept, catch, derive, 4. amass; synonyms (v) save, stack, stock, increase, bank, conglomerate, garner, integrate, mound, 5. infer; synonyms (v) guess, understand, assume, conclude, conjecture, construe, deduct, imagine, imply, presume. casglwr collector; synonyms (n) accumulator, receiver, gatherer, caporal, choregus, commissioner, flugelman, linkboy, woon, aggregator. casglydd collector; synonyms (n) accumulator, receiver, gatherer, caporal, choregus, commissioner, flugelman, linkboy, woon, aggregator. casineb 1. hatred; synonyms (n) detestation, abhorrence, antipathy, aversion, disgust, grudge, anger, abomination, (v) hate, enmity; antonyms (n)
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Welsh - English love, adoration, liking, 2. hate; synonyms (v) abhor, detest, abominate, loathe, despise, scorn, (n) dislike, animosity, hatred, distaste; antonyms (v) like, adore, 3. antipathy; synonyms (n) odium, repugnance, repulsion, antagonism, disinclination, horror, hostility, malice, opposition, rancor. cast 1. cast; synonyms (v) hurl, throw, form, shed, stamp, fling, shape, chuck, (n) appearance, casting, 2. vice; synonyms (adj) defect, fault, imperfection, failing, (n) blemish, corruption, depravity, evil, immorality, iniquity; antonym (n) asset, 3. knack; synonyms (n) facility, ability, aptitude, art, dexterity, gift, artifice, know-how, mastery, (adj) craft. castan chestnut; synonyms (n) commonplace, anecdote, joke, banality, bronze, cliché, (adj) auburn, brown, bay, castaneous. castell castle; synonyms (n) rook, citadel, fortification, fortress, castling, fort, keep, mansion, palace, stronghold. castellog 1. castellated; synonyms (adj) castled, crenelated, battlemented, crenellated, crenelate, crenellate, embattled, indented, (v) machicolated, loopholed, 2. castled; synonyms (adj) castellated, fortified, turreted. castellu 1. castle (castell); synonyms (n) rook, citadel, fortification, fortress, castling, fort, keep, mansion, palace, stronghold, 2. encamp; synonyms (v) camp, bivouac, tent, pitch, light, settle. castio 1. cast; synonyms (v) hurl, throw, form, shed, stamp, fling, shape, chuck, (n) appearance, casting, 2. trick; synonyms (n) deceit, deception, joke, prank, (v) swindle, cheat, deceive, fraud, sham, con, 3. cheat; synonyms (v) trick, beguile, betray, defraud, fake, beat, fleece, (n) bilk, impostor, charlatan, 4. calculate; synonyms (v) count, estimate, account, add, appraise, cipher, compute, deem, enumerate, forecast. castiog tricky; synonyms (adj) crafty, cunning, artful, deceitful, sly, delicate, difficult, foxy, shifty, slippery; antonyms (adj) easy, straightforward, honest. casul 1. cassock; synonyms (n) clergyman, gown, soutane, garment, pallium, robe, surplice, alb, chasuble, cope, 2. chasuble; synonyms (n) cassock, dalmatic, mozetta, scapulary, scarf, tunicle, stole. cat 1. piece; synonyms (n) cut, division, fragment, part, article, component, composition, hunk, lump, patch, 2. pipe (pib); synonyms (n) tube, conduit, channel, duct, flue, hose, passage, pipage, (v) cry, peep, 3. bit; synonyms (n) crumb, morsel, piece, atom, drop, fleck, moment, portion, (v) curb, scrap, 4. fragment; synonyms (n) fraction, grain, rag, remnant, (v) bit, chip, shiver, splinter, break, crumble.
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catel cattle; synonyms (n) beast, cows, stock, kine, livestock, oxen, sheep, antelopes, bison, camels. cath cat; synonyms (n) caterpillar, guy, lynx, bozo, hombre, puss, (v) disgorge, puke, regorge, regurgitate. cathaidd catty; synonyms (adj) bitchy, cattish, malicious, malevolent, spiteful, ill-natured, venomous, hateful, hostile, (n) cattie. cathl 1. lay; synonyms (v) place, put, fix, set, deposit, install, lie, (adj) secular, (n) ballad, pitch, 2. hymn; synonyms (n) song, canticle, anthem, chant, carol, (v) glorify, laud, sing, extol, 3. melody; synonyms (n) air, tune, music, harmony, measure, aria, strain, line. cathlu 1. hymn; synonyms (n) song, canticle, anthem, chant, carol, (v) glorify, laud, sing, extol, 2. sing (canu); synonyms (v) hymn, chirp, hum, drone, pipe, twitter, vocalize, snitch, betray, (n) squeak. cathod cathode; synonym (n) platinode. catholigrwydd catholicity; synonyms (n) universality, catholicness, orthodoxy. catrawd regiment; synonyms (n) army, battalion, corps, host, brigade, division, (v) control. cau 1. close; synonyms (adj) near, adjacent, nearby, accurate, tight, (v) compact, stop, (adv) by, (n) end, finish; antonyms (adj) distant, airy, fresh, loose, far, (v) open, start, 2. shut; synonyms (v) close, bar, seal, fasten, exclude, lock, (adj) closed, cut, (n) confine, 3. hollow; synonyms (adj) blank, concave, empty, false, (n) cavity, hole, cave, depression, (v) excavate, dent; antonyms (adj) convex, (n) solid, hump, 4. block; synonyms (n) barricade, pad, clog, (v) arrest, hinder, encumber, halt, obstruct, parry, (adj) lump; antonyms (v) free, unblock, 5. barricade; synonyms (n) barrier, obstruction, fence, rampart, hurdle, roadblock, barricado, (v) block, blockade, dam, 6. concave; synonyms (adj) hollow, cavernous, crescent, biconcave, cupped, dipped, arched, depress, (v) curve, dig; antonym (adj) curved, 7. enclose; synonyms (v) bound, contain, circumscribe, corral, cover, encircle, encompass, enfold, envelop, beset; antonyms (v) expose, release. caul 1. curd; synonyms (n) clot, curdle, crud, (v) cake, (adj) grume, jam, pap, poultice, pudding, rob, 2. rennet; synonyms (n) reed, runnet, 3. maw; synonyms (n) crop, stomach, craw, mouth, paunch, venter, ventricle, hole, jaws, orifice. caw 1. band; synonyms (n) cluster, party, set, swathe, circle, collar, company, crew, (v) ring, combine, 2.
swaddling-clothes. cawci jackdaw; synonyms (n) daw, crow, caddow, chough, jay, magpie, raven, rook. cawdd 1. wrath; synonyms (n) anger, fury, ire, rage, resentment, displeasure, indignation, passion,
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madness, (adj) angry, 2. affliction; synonyms (n) adversity, distress, curse, martyrdom, regret, torment, agony, anguish, bane, calamity. cawdel mess; synonyms (n) clutter, jumble, muddle, confusion, difficulty, disorder, hodgepodge, jam, scrape, (v) botch; antonym (n) order. cawell 1. cradle; synonyms (n) bed, cot, birthplace, nursery, berth, crib, hammock, nest, (v) groundwork, hold, 2. basket (basged); synonyms (n) basketful, bassinet, cradle, gondola, case, coffin, handbasket, hoop, leap, ped, 3. hamper; synonyms (n) basket, bond, (v) clog, cramp, block, fetter, hinder, curb, interfere, confine. cawg 1. bowl; synonyms (n) basin, pot, plate, container, hollow, stadium, arena, depression, bowlful, (v) hurl, 2. basin; synonyms (n) bowl, dock, tank, washbasin, washbowl, basinful, cavity, cup, lavatory, pool, 3. pitcher; synonyms (n) jug, ewer, jar, hurler, mug, creamer, pail, bucket, tankard, twirler. cawl 1. soup; synonyms (n) broth, predicament, amalgam, combination, (v) pottage, potage, drink, liquor, beverage, (adj) emulsion, 2. broth; synonyms (n) consommé, puree, stock, brew. cawnen reed; synonyms (n) triangle, xylophone, arrow, pipe, dart, stalk, fistula, javelin, jereed, (adj) thread. cawod shower; synonyms (n) rain, drizzle, barrage, (v) pour, bathe, hail, sprinkle, wash, shed, bath. cawodi shower; synonyms (n) rain, drizzle, barrage, (v) pour, bathe, hail, sprinkle, wash, shed, bath. cawodog showery; synonyms (adj) rainy, wet, pluvial, pluvious, drizzling, raining, bucketing, damp, pouring, (v) streamy; antonym (adj) dry. cawr giant; synonyms (adj) colossal, gargantuan, gigantic, jumbo, elephantine, enormous, huge, (n) monster, behemoth, colossus; antonyms (adj) small, tiny, miniature. cawraidd gigantic; synonyms (adj) colossal, enormous, mammoth, giant, huge, large, stupendous, big, gargantuan, immense; antonyms (adj) small, tiny. cawrfil elephant (eliffant); synonyms (n) camel, dromedary, giant, llama, monster, (adj) behemoth, cachalot, whale, hippopotamus, leviathan. caws 1. cheese; synonyms (n) cheeseflower, exaggeration, cake, (v) misrepresent, 2. curd; synonyms (n) clot, curdle, crud, (adj) grume, jam, pap, poultice, pudding, rob, dough. cawsaidd 1. cheesy; synonyms (adj) cheap, caseous, sleazy, chintzy, crummy, tacky, tinny, bum, 2.
caseous. cawsio 1. curdle; synonyms (v) clot, coagulate, congeal, curd, clabber, sour, 2. curd; synonyms (n)
curdle, crud, (v) cake, (adj) grume, jam, pap, poultice, pudding, rob, dough. cawsiog curdled; synonyms (adj) coagulated, coagulate, thick, grumose, grumous, rancid, sour, (n) succulent, uliginous, emulsive. cebystr 1. halter; synonyms (n) hackamore, gibbet, bridle, gallows, rein, noose, rope, balancer, cestus, collar, 2. tether; synonyms (n) leash, lead, (v) tie, bind, chain, hitch, harness, fasten, (adj) truss. cecren 1. shrew (llyg); synonyms (n) scold, shrewmouse, harridan, termagant, dragon, bitch, brawl, female, scolding, shrow, 2. scold; synonyms (v) censure, berate, chide, rebuke, reprimand, abuse, lecture, reproach, rail, (n) nag; antonym (v) praise. cecru 1. wrangle; synonyms (n) squabble, quarrel, brawl, altercation, fight, (v) dispute, debate, bicker, argue, contest; antonyms (n) agreement, (v) agree, 2. bicker; synonyms (n) bickering, fuss, (v) wrangle, disagree, row, brabble, feud, flicker, flutter, hassle. cecrus 1. acrimonious; synonyms (adj) bitter, sharp, sour, biting, caustic, sarcastic, virulent, acerbic, (v) acrid, pungent, 2. cantankerous; synonyms (adj) irascible, cranky, cross, crotchety, grumpy, irritable, moody, morose, peevish, quarrelsome; antonyms (adj) good-humored, good-natured, 3. pugilistic; synonyms (n) coin, comminute, grind, mill, 4. quarrelsome; synonyms (adj) argumentative, pugnacious, belligerent, contentious, combative, aggressive, cantankerous, disputatious, currish, (v) fretful; antonym (adj) peaceable. cecryn 1. wrangler; synonyms (n) brawler, connoisseur, graduate, professor, pundit, savant, scholar, brabbler, caviler, 2. brawler; synonyms (n) fighter, roisterer, blusterer, disputant, rowdy, (adj) demagogue, beshrew, renegade, runagate, seceder. ced 1. boon; synonyms (n) advantage, blessing, benefit, concession, gift, grant, mercy, asset, donation, (v) benefaction, 2. bounty; synonyms (n) bonus, abundance, bounteousness, premium, prize, beneficence, generosity, munificence, benevolence, (adj) largesse; antonym (n) miserliness. ceden nap; synonyms (n) catnap, rest, drowse, down, pile, (v) snooze, sleep, slumber, nod, (adj) doze. cedrwydden cedar; synonym (n) cedarwood. cedyn pile; synonyms (n) heap, stack, mass, congeries, mound, bunch, accumulation, (v) pack, accumulate, amass. ceffyl horse; synonyms (n) cavalry, mount, buck, heroin, junk, knight, boar, cock, dog, drake. cefn back; synonyms (n) rear, (adj) assist, (v) support, advocate, endorse, recede, second, stake, vouch,
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Welsh - English guarantee; antonyms (n) face, (v) front, oppose, advance. cefndedyn 1. diaphragm; synonyms (n) membrane, midriff, partition, pessary, septum, stop, contraceptive, arrest, block, blockage, 2. pancreas,
3. mesentery. cefndir background; synonyms (n) backdrop, groundwork, setting, basis, context, education, environment, scene, backcloth, panorama. cefnfor ocean; synonyms (n) sea, deep, brine, waves, multitude, lot, heap, pile, (adj) oceanic, marine. cefnog 1. well-off; synonyms (adj) rich, wealthy, affluent, opulent, prosperous, moneyed, substantial, flush, comfortable, fortunate; antonyms (adj) impoverished, poor, 2. affluent; synonyms (adj) exuberant, fat, monied, abounding, abundant, flourishing, generous, lavish, (n) tributary, feeder. cefnogaeth 1. support; synonyms (n) help, stand, aid, keep, comfort, (v) assist, prop, back, brace, encourage; antonyms (n) hindrance, (v) oppose, neglect, undermine, abandon, reject, weaken, 2. encouragement; synonyms (n) backing, incentive, promotion, support, cheer, consolation, advocacy, assistance, boost, fosterage; antonym (n) discouragement. cefnogi 1. back; synonyms (n) rear, (adj) assist, (v) support, advocate, endorse, recede, second, stake, vouch, guarantee; antonyms (n) face, (v) front, oppose, advance, 2. support; synonyms (n) help, stand, aid, keep, comfort, (v) prop, back, brace, encourage, maintain; antonyms (n) hindrance, (v) neglect, undermine, abandon, reject, weaken, 3. abet; synonyms (v) foment, countenance, favor, incite, instigate, 4. advocate; synonyms (n) backer, champion, counsel, sponsor, attorney, counselor, defender, (v) recommend, vindicate, defend; antonyms (n) detractor, skeptic, 5. encourage; synonyms (v) cheer, abet, boost, foster, further, promote, urge, cherish, advise, animate; antonyms (v) discourage, dishearten, prevent, deter, hurt, obstruct, stop. cefnogol encouraging; synonyms (adj) favorable, bright, cheering, promising, auspicious, comforting, favourable, heartening, hopeful, hortatory; antonyms (adj) gloomy, upsetting, warning, disappointing. cefnogydd accessory; synonyms (adj) accessary, auxiliary, appurtenant, (n) accomplice, abettor, adjunct, abetter, appurtenance, assistant, (v) ancillary. cefnu 1. back; synonyms (n) rear, (adj) assist, (v) support, advocate, endorse, recede, second, stake, vouch, guarantee; antonyms (n) face, (v) front, oppose, advance, 2. forsake; synonyms (v)
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abandon, desert, ditch, relinquish, abdicate, fail, leave, quit, chuck, (n) drop. ceg mouth; synonyms (n) jaw, lip, aperture, lips, edge, entrance, (v) grimace, articulate, pronounce, speak. cega 1. mouth; synonyms (n) jaw, lip, aperture, lips, edge, entrance, (v) grimace, articulate, pronounce, speak, 2. prate; synonyms (v) babble, chatter, gossip, jabber, tattle, gab, chat, natter, blab, (n) prattle. cegen 1. windpipe; synonyms (n) trachea, larynx, tonsils, throttle, thrapple, 2. gullet; synonyms (n) esophagus, gorge, mouth, muzzle, oesophagus, orifice, throat, nozzle, (v) gill, rillet. cegid jay; synonyms (n) chough, crow, jackdaw, raven, rook, (v) magpie, parrot, poll. cegiden hemlock; synonyms (n) henbane, nightshade. cegin kitchen; synonyms (n) cookroom, basement, offices, pantry, scullery, stomach. ceginwrych agitation; synonyms (n) disturbance, excitement, tumult, commotion, convulsion, emotion, shake, stir, stirring, turmoil; antonyms (n) calmness, calm, serenity. cegrwth gaping; synonyms (adj) open, agape, vast, yawning, cavernous, discontinuous, oscitant. cei quay; synonyms (n) dock, wharf, jetty, pier, embankment, port, berth, basin. ceibiwr 1. digger; synonyms (n) excavator, shovel, manager, shovelful, spadeful, 2. picker; synonyms (n) chooser, beater, excerptor, scutcher, selector, slitter, wailer, 3. navvy; synonyms (n) laborer, drudge, hack, hacker, peon, (v) pavior. ceidwad 1. keeper; synonyms (n) custodian, curator, guardian, guard, warden, warder, caretaker, owner, protector, steward, 2. savior; synonyms (n) deliverer, rescuer, saviour, saver, redeemer, benefactor, deliveryman, donor, recoverer, champion. ceidwadaeth 1. conservatism; synonyms (n) maintenance, support, temperance, 2. conservancy; synonyms (n) conservation, preservation, salvation. ceidwadol conservative; synonyms (adj) moderate, bourgeois, conventional, cautious, reactionary, unprogressive, careful, right, hidebound, (n) square; antonyms (adj) activist, wide-ranging, (n) liberal, radical. Ceidwadwr conservative; synonyms (adj) moderate, bourgeois, conventional, cautious, reactionary, unprogressive, careful, right, hidebound, (n) square; antonyms (adj) activist, wide-ranging, (n) liberal, radical. ceiliagwydd gander; synonyms (n) drake, glance, glimpse, look, cock, hart, horse, stag, stallion, view. ceiliog 1. cock; synonyms (n) rooster, chicken, stack, fowl, hammer, hand, pecker, pointer, prick, (v)
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ruffle, 2. rooster; synonyms (n) cock, chanticleer, hen, partlet, poultry. ceinach hare; synonyms (n) rabbit, cony, puss, cat, coney, (adj) antelope, courser, eagle, gazelle, greyhound. ceincio 1. ramify; synonyms (v) branch, furcate, fork, assort, break, class, classify, complexify, differentiate, discriminate, consider also 2. branch out; synonyms (v) diversify, expand, vary, broaden, grow, radiate, secede, stretch, extend, split. ceinciog 1. branched; synonyms (adj) bifurcate, forked, branching, ramose, ramous, biramous, divided, cleft, pronged, prongy, 2. branching; synonyms (adj) branched, (n) bifurcation, branch, forking, ramification, fork, arborescence. ceinder 1. elegance; synonyms (n) delicacy, daintiness, beauty, refinement, chic, flair, grace, style, courtliness, class; antonyms (n) clumsiness, awkwardness, 2. beauty; synonyms (n) splendor, attractiveness, beaut, charm, loveliness, pulchritude, dish, elegance, grandeur, looker; antonym (n) ugliness. ceiniad singer; synonyms (n) vocalist, musician, warbler, soloist, entertainer, artist, artiste, cantor, composer, conductor. ceinioca beg; synonyms (v) adjure, ask, appeal, entreat, implore, cadge, crave, desire, importune, plead. ceiniog penny; synonyms (n) cent, change, centime, groat, money, doit, mite, coinage, currency, denomination. ceinmyg 1. honorable; synonyms (adj) good, honest, decent, estimable, exalted, fair, noble, reputable, respectable, (v) great; antonyms (adj) dishonorable, disgraceful, shameful, corrupt, 2. praiseworthy; synonyms (adj) commendable, admirable, meritorious, creditable, worthy, excellent, deserving, honorable, applaudable, (v) laudable; antonym (adj) lamentable. ceintach 1. croak; synonyms (n) croaking, (v) grumble, mutter, complain, conk, murmur, maunder, decease, die, expire, 2. grumble; synonyms (v) gripe, growl, rumble, grouch, mumble, roar, (n) complaint, moan, groan, roll. ceintachlyd querulous; synonyms (adj) peevish, petulant, irritable, fretful, discontented, complaining, fractious, touchy, cross, grumpy. ceintachwr 1. croaker; synonyms (n) doctor, drum, (v) growler, grumbler, malcontent, dissenter, dissident, 2. grumbler; synonyms (n) complainer, grouch, bellyacher, crybaby, chicken, moaner, sniveler, squawker, whiner, crank. ceirchen oat; synonyms (n) ait, eyot. ceirchyn oat; synonyms (n) ait, eyot.
ceiriosen cherry; synonyms (n) cerise, (adj) red, ruddy, crimson, ruby, scarlet. ceisbwl bailiff; synonyms (n) factor, officer, broker, castellan, clerk, middleman, proctor, secretary, seneschal, solicitor. ceisiedydd 1. applicant; synonyms (n) petitioner, aspirant, candidate, applier, contender, contestant, solicitor, hopeful, 2. seeker; synonyms (n) searcher, quester, applicant, examiner, inquirer, petitor, pursuer, questant, questrist, zetetic. ceisio 1. get; synonyms (v) acquire, gain, attain, become, catch, earn, buy, come, fall, fetch; antonyms (v) lose, give, leave, 2. try; synonyms (v) attempt, test, struggle, prove, strive, assay, (n) endeavor, essay, chance, effort, 3. endeavor; synonyms (n) try, trial, enterprise, shot, work, endeavour, (v) aim, labor, strain, offer; antonym (v) neglect, 4. attempt; synonyms (n) attack, assault, adventure, bid, exertion, go, stab, (v) undertake, seek, tempt, 5. ask (gofyn); synonyms (v) inquire, request, appeal, beg, demand, interrogate, question, take, beseech, call; antonym (v) answer, 6. fetch; synonyms (v) carry, bring, convey, draw, elicit, attract, get, retrieve, transport, (adj) feint, 7. assay; synonyms (n) examination, assaying, check, (v) experiment, survey, appraise, assess, estimate, analyze, evaluate, 8. buy (prynu); synonyms (v) bribe, shop, accept, believe, admit, corrupt, (n) bargain, purchase, acquisition, deal; antonym (v) sell, 9. seek; synonyms (v) search, hunt, look, aspire, explore, pursue, quest, investigate, research, (n) ask, 10. request; synonyms (n) petition, prayer, application, claim, entreaty, (v) invite, order, pray, desire, entreat; antonym (v) command. ceisiwr seeker; synonyms (n) searcher, quester, applicant, candidate, examiner, inquirer, petitor, pursuer, questant, questrist. celain 1. stiff; synonyms (adj) rigid, hard, difficult, formal, inflexible, firm, numb, (n) stark, cadaver, corpse; antonyms (adj) relaxed, flexible, floppy, soft, supple, free, pliable, 2. corpse; synonyms (n) carcass, body, corse, remains, stiff, clay, consider also 3. dead body; synonyms (n) carrion, caroigne, consistence, consistency, ashes, deceased, goner, skeleton, torso, trunk. celanedd 1. carnage; synonyms (n) butchery, bloodshed, massacre, murder, havoc, slaying, killing, (v) slaughter, 2. slaughter; synonyms (n) carnage, drubbing, homicide, thrashing, (v) butcher, defeat, assassinate, kill, slay, exterminate. celc 1. concealment; synonyms (n) cover, suppression, concealing, confidentiality, disguise, hiding, screen, secrecy, privacy, blind; antonym (n) discovery, 2. hoard; synonyms (n) store, bank, heap, stock, accumulation, (v) accumulate, amass, cache, collect, gather.
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Welsh - English celf 1. craft; synonyms (n) boat, ability, art, cunning, trade, artfulness, guile, fraud, shift, artifice, 2. art; synonyms (n) know-how, skill, talent, trick, artistry, craft, dexterity, science, accomplishment, aptitude. celficyn 1. gear; synonyms (n) equipment, outfit, tackle, apparatus, device, dress, baggage, belongings, clothing, cogwheel, 2. furniture; synonyms (n) appointments, goods, fitting, movable, thing, movables, upholstery, apparel, (v) stuff, garniture, 3. baggage; synonyms (n) luggage, bag, bags, gear, pack, 4. tool; synonyms (n) instrument, implement, machine, puppet, pawn, gadget, appliance, cock, contrivance, creature. celfydd 1. artistic; synonyms (adj) esthetic, aesthetic, elegant, ingenious, pleasing, attic, creative, imaginative, inventive, tasteful, 2. skillful; synonyms (adj) expert, able, accomplished, adept, capable, good, proficient, knowing, (v) dexterous, crafty; antonyms (adj) clumsy, inept, incompetent, 3. skilled; synonyms (adj) experienced, practiced, skillful, clever, competent, old, adroit, learned, sophisticated, versed; antonym (adj) inexperienced. celfyddgar 1. artistic; synonyms (adj) esthetic, aesthetic, elegant, ingenious, pleasing, attic, creative, imaginative, inventive, tasteful, 2. ingenious; synonyms (adj) adroit, artful, clever, cunning, deft, expert, cute, acute, able, canny; antonym (adj) unimaginative. celfyddwr 1. artificer; synonyms (n) artisan, craftsman, manufacturer, discoverer, inventor, journeyman, maker, armorer, armourer, (adj) mechanic, 2. artist; synonyms (n) actor, artificer, master, player, musician, performer, creator, entertainer, architect, stylist. celfyddyd 1. art; synonyms (n) know-how, skill, talent, trick, artistry, craft, dexterity, science, accomplishment, aptitude, 2. craft; synonyms (n) boat, ability, art, cunning, trade, artfulness, guile, fraud, shift, artifice, 3. skill; synonyms (n) capability, capacity, knack, faculty, finesse, address, adroitness, cleverness, competence, expertise; antonyms (n) clumsiness, inability, incompetence. celfyddydol artificial; synonyms (adj) affected, theatrical, bogus, fake, false, feigned, forced, mannered, phony, strained; antonyms (adj) natural, genuine, real. celi heaven; synonyms (n) paradise, bliss, glory, nirvana, sky, ecstasy, utopia; antonym (n) hell. cell 1. chamber; synonyms (n) bedroom, hall, bedchamber, cavity, cell, council, compartment, committee, court, cubicle, 2. cell; synonyms (n) cage, jail, cadre, hole, cave, booth, chamber, coop, den, lair.
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celli grove; synonyms (n) copse, forest, coppice, orchard, thicket, wood, gardens, residences, park, bottom. cellwair 1. fun; synonyms (adj) amusing, (n) amusement, enjoyment, frolic, entertainment, play, recreation, comedy, delight, (v) banter; antonym (n) misery, 2. banter; synonyms (n) ridicule, raillery, (v) badinage, chaff, jest, joke, kid, tease, deride, quiz, 3. badinage; synonyms (n) pleasantry, mockery, persiflage, sport, retort, smartness, humor, irony, quip, repartee, 4. jest; synonyms (n) gag, gibe, jape, game, caper, pun, (v) gird, jeer, sneer, clown, 5. trifle; synonyms (n) nothing, bagatelle, detail, (v) dally, fiddle, flirt, fool, frivol, (adj) toy, trinket, 6. joke; synonyms (n) hoax, fun, antic, farce, jocularity, prank, trick, epigram, laugh, (v) mock; antonym (n) tragedy. cellweiriwr 1. jester; synonyms (n) comedian, buffoon, fool, joker, clown, comic, 2. trifler; synonyms (n) dilettante, idler, dabbler, dallier, dangler, dawdler, doodle, fribble, fribbler, gambler. cellweirus 1. arch; synonyms (n) arc, acute, bend, curvature, dome, (v) curve, bow, vault, (adj) shrewd, sly; antonym (v) straightness, 2. jocular; synonyms (adj) humorous, jocose, amusing, comical, facetious, funny, cheerful, hilarious, jesting, droll, 3. playful; synonyms (adj) jocular, frisky, impish, kittenish, mischievous, skittish, naughty, frivolous, frolicsome, gamesome; antonyms (adj) serious, lethargic, solemn. celu 1. hide; synonyms (v) conceal, disguise, obscure, bury, cloak, (n) cover, fur, coat, fell, (adj) darken; antonyms (v) reveal, show, expose, express, 2. conceal; synonyms (v) hide, mask, screen, shield, smother, suppress, cloud, ensconce, muffle, (n) veil; antonyms (v) divulge, clarify, uncover. celwrn 1. bucket; synonyms (n) tub, bucketful, container, pail, scoop, mug, pipkin, skeel, tankard, pan, 2. pail; synonyms (n) bucket, pailful, pot, cogue, stomach, 3. tub; synonyms (n) bath, bathtub, cask, vat, basin, tubful, vessel, (v) bathe. celwydd 1. lie; synonyms (v) consist, repose, (n) fabrication, falsehood, falsity, fib, fiction, rest, untruth, bluff; antonyms (v) stand, (n) truth, 2. falsehood; synonyms (n) fable, deceit, deception, lie, invention, dishonesty, forgery, story, misrepresentation, fallacy; antonyms (n) fact, honesty, 3. fib; synonyms (n) tale, prevarication, whopper, taradiddle, (v) fabricate, prevaricate, falsify, 4. untruth; synonyms (n) mendacity, falsification. celwyddog 1. false; synonyms (adj) bastard, counterfeit, untrue, deceitful, dishonest, erroneous, artificial, assumed, deceptive, disloyal; antonyms (adj) true, real, correct, factual, faithful, genuine, natural, truthful, honest, valid, 2. lying; synonyms
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(adj) false, mendacious, misleading, fraudulent, (n) fabrication, falsehood, lie, deceit, dishonesty, duplicity; antonym (n) honesty, 3. mendacious; synonyms (adj) lying, untruthful, insincere. celwyddwr liar; synonyms (n) deceiver, falsifier, trickster, prevaricator, phony, fake, fraud, gabber, leaser, pseudologist. celynnen holly; synonym (adv) wholly. cemeg chemistry; synonyms (n) alchemy, attraction, charm, organization, (adj) acyclic, botany. cemegol chemical; synonyms (adj) chemic, alchemical, alkaline, plastic, spagyrical, actinic, analytical, ersatz, (n) ammunition, reagent. cemegwr chemist; synonyms (n) apothecary, pharmacist, druggist, pharmaceutist, pharmacy, pharmacopolist, alchemist, chemic, dispensatory, laborant. cen 1. skin (croen); synonyms (n) peel, hide, coating, fur, hull, rind, shell, (v) pare, bark, scrape, 2. lichen; synonym (n) mold, 3. film; synonyms (n) membrane, cloud, cinema, coat, covering, haze, layer, movie, show, (v) mist, 4. peel; synonyms (n) skin, (v) flake, flay, decorticate, excoriate, husk, shave, strip, disrobe, desquamate, 5. scurf; synonyms (n) dandruff, scale, scruff, dartre, exfoliation, furfur, plate, scurfiness. cenadwri message; synonyms (n) communication, meaning, information, errand, letter, mission, dispatch, lesson, note, significance. cenau 1. whelp; synonyms (n) puppy, chicken, chrysalis, cur, dog, hound, larva, (v) pup, bear, lay, 2. cub; synonyms (n) child, whelp, youngster, greenhorn, lad, laddie, novice, rookie, 3. rascal; synonyms (n) imp, knave, miscreant, monkey, rapscallion, rogue, scamp, scoundrel, villain, vagabond. cenedl 1. race; synonyms (n) kind, dash, family, career, competition, (v) course, run, rush, fly, (adj) lineage, 2. gender; synonyms (n) sex, sexuality, femininity, (v) copulate, 3. nation; synonyms (n) state, country, kingdom, commonwealth, community, land, people, nationality, public, tribe. cenedlaethol national; synonyms (adj) internal, domestic, home, civil, interior, ethnic, federal, native, (n) citizen, local; antonyms (adj) international, foreign, private, (n) foreigner. cenedlaetholdeb nationalism; synonyms (n) chauvinism, patriotism, loyalty, partisanship, xenophobia, devotion. cenedlaetholi nationalize; synonym (v) nationalise. cenedlaetholwr nationalist; synonyms (adj) nationalistic, chauvinistic, jingoistic, separatist, superpatriotic, ultranationalistic, (n) patriot, loyalist, compatriot, partisan.
cenfaint herd; synonyms (n) flock, swarm, drove, gang, crew, covey, mob, multitude, (v) crowd, (adj) bevy. cenfigen 1. jealousy; synonyms (n) suspicion, competition, contention, distrust, qualm, scruple, doubt, challenge, contest, diffidence, 2. envy; synonyms (n) desire, enviousness, resentment, hatred, discontent, emulation, (v) begrudge, covet, want, grudge. cenfigennu envy; synonyms (n) desire, enviousness, resentment, hatred, discontent, emulation, (v) begrudge, covet, want, grudge. cengl 1. band; synonyms (n) cluster, party, set, swathe, circle, collar, company, crew, (v) ring, combine, 2. girth; synonyms (n) cinch, width, belt, circumference, fatness, (v) girt, begird, encircle, gird, girdle; antonym (n) length, 3. hank; synonyms (n) skein, hasp, clasp, hinge, hunk, bolt, catch, hold, influence, latch. cenglu 1. wind (gwynt); synonyms (n) air, (v) coil, twist, curl, meander, turn, bend, curve, twine, blow, 2. girth; synonyms (n) cinch, width, belt, circumference, fatness, (v) girt, begird, encircle, gird, girdle; antonym (n) length, 3. hank; synonyms (n) skein, hasp, clasp, hinge, hunk, bolt, catch, hold, influence, latch. cenhadaeth mission; synonyms (n) commission, delegation, deputation, job, assignment, charge, duty, goal, legation, chore. cenhadol missionary; synonyms (n) apostle, missioner, propagandist, revivalist, teacher, preacher. cenhadu permit; synonyms (v) allow, give, license, admit, leave, let, bear, (n) consent, licence, (adj) grant; antonyms (v) forbid, ban, prevent, prohibit, stop. cenhadwr missionary; synonyms (n) apostle, missioner, propagandist, revivalist, teacher, preacher. cenhedlaeth generation; synonyms (n) age, creation, epoch, era, genesis, contemporaries, formation, offspring, period, time. cenhedlig 1. gentile; synonyms (adj) alien, (n) heathen, pagan, goy, infidel, 2. pagan; synonyms (adj) gentile, heathenish, ethnic, irreligious, (n) idolater. cenhedlu 1. breed; synonyms (n) kind, race, variety, ancestry, sort, order, (v) engender, beget, multiply, bear, 2. generate; synonyms (v) breed, develop, cause, get, provoke, create, father, produce, raise, reproduce, 3. beget; synonyms (v) generate, procreate, sire, make, mother, propagate, acquire. cenhinen leek; synonyms (n) scallion, chive. cenllif 1. deluge; synonyms (n) cataclysm, cloudburst, downpour, torrent, debacle, (v) flood, inundate, overflow, overrun, overwhelm; antonym (n) drought, 2. flood; synonyms (n) deluge, pour,
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Welsh - English stream, (v) drench, flow, glut, drown, flush, gush, (prep) tide; antonyms (n) shortage, (v) trickle, 3. torrent; synonyms (n) rain, shower, soaker, burst, inundation, cataract, (adj) volley, eruption, blast, bounce. cenllysg hail; synonyms (n) greet, call, (v) address, cry, acclaim, applaud, summon, accost, cheer, come. cennad 1. leave; synonyms (v) depart, forsake, go, abandon, desert, quit, escape, flee, (n) furlough, holiday; antonyms (v) arrive, enter, stay, remain, approach, change, come, 2. messenger; synonyms (n) envoy, emissary, harbinger, runner, ambassador, carrier, courier, precursor, apostle, (v) herald. cennog 1. scurfy; synonyms (adj) scaly, scabrous, furfuraceous, lepidote, leprose, (n) scabby, scurvy, 2. scaly; synonyms (adj) scaled, rough, scurfy, scaley, (v) cortical, cutaneous, cuticular, dermal. cennu 1. scale; synonyms (n) flake, gamut, degree, graduation, measure, (v) ascend, climb, gauge, mount, (adj) balance; antonym (v) descend, 2. scurf; synonyms (n) dandruff, scale, scruff, dartre, exfoliation, furfur, plate, scurfiness, shell. cerbyd 1. car; synonyms (n) automobile, auto, carriage, coach, truck, vehicle, tramcar, coupe, jalopy, gondola, 2. chariot; synonyms (n) car, wagon, wain, char, araba, barouche, break, britzka, brougham, calash, 3. coach; synonyms (n) trainer, tutor, instructor, teacher, autobus, bus, charabanc, (v) train, educate, (adj) prime. cerbydwr coachman; synonyms (n) driver, drayman, postboy, coachee, (v) whip, beat, conquer, flog, jerk, lash. cerdd 1. music; synonyms (n) harmony, melody, chorus, musical, composition, sound, euphony, medicine, refrain, din, 2. song; synonyms (n) air, strain, cry, warble, poem, (v) ditty, chant, sing, (adj) lay, ballad, 3. poem; synonyms (n) song, rhyme, verse, sonnet, construction, fabrication, from, laughingstock, making, measure, 4. lay; synonyms (v) place, put, fix, set, deposit, install, lie, rest, (adj) secular, (n) pitch, 5. poetry; synonyms (n) poesy, style; antonym (n) prose. cerdded 1. walk; synonyms (v) ramble, course, hike, move, roam, (n) step, gait, pace, path, saunter, 2. go; synonyms (v) come, elapse, pass, break, crack, depart, disappear, drive, run, travel, 3. travel; synonyms (n) journey, stroke, passage, tour, voyage, (v) go, proceed, ride, cruise, sail. cerddediad 1. walking; synonyms (v) careless, current, excelling, (adj) moving, active, ambulant, ambulative, (n) walk, traveling, (adv) afoot, 2. going; synonyms (v) go, course, (n) departure, exit, leaving, parting, disappearance, expiration, (adj) running, working, 3. gait; synonyms (n) pace, tread, carriage, rate, stride, action, movement,
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manner, (v) step, footstep, 4. pace; synonyms (n) rapidity, speed, tempo, celerity, fastness, run, beat, cadence, footfall, (v) gait; antonym (n) slowness. cerddgar 1. harmonious; synonyms (adj) congruous, congenial, consonant, musical, amicable, peaceful, consistent, gentle, compatible, friendly; antonyms (adj) discordant, dissonant, harsh, 2. musical; synonyms (adj) melodious, harmonious, melodic, canorous, sweet, tuneful, pleasing. cerddor 1. musician; synonyms (n) player, instrumentalist, minstrel, singer, actor, artiste, virtuoso, 2. singer; synonyms (n) vocalist, musician, warbler, soloist, entertainer, artist, cantor, composer, conductor, informer. cerddorfa orchestra; synonyms (n) band, minstrelsy, ensemble, group, orchester, orchestre. cerddoriaeth music; synonyms (n) harmony, melody, chorus, musical, composition, sound, euphony, medicine, refrain, din. cerddorol musical; synonyms (adj) melodious, harmonious, melodic, canorous, sweet, tuneful, pleasing; antonym (adj) discordant. cerddwr walker; synonyms (n) pedestrian, footer, hiker, rambler, stroller, backpacker, perambulator. cerdyn card; synonyms (n) bill, board, ticket, label, carte, menu, notice, placard, postal, (v) tease. cerfddelw statue; synonyms (n) image, figure, monument, statuette, effigy, bust, icon, picture, model, statua. cerfio carve; synonyms (v) sculpture, cut, mold, engrave, incise, inscribe, shape, whittle, slash, deal. cerflun 1. engraving; synonyms (n) etching, print, plate, picture, engravement, chasing, gravery, impression, model, design, 2. statue; synonyms (n) image, figure, monument, statuette, effigy, bust, icon, statua, deity, doll. cerfluniaeth sculpture; synonyms (n) carving, cut, statue, figure, (v) carve, engrave, grave, mold, sculpt, model. cerflunydd sculptor; synonyms (n) carver, cutter, imager, sculpturer, woodcarver. cerfwaith 1. carving; synonyms (n) sculpture, cut, cutting, engraving, statue, art, image, etching, figure, division, 2. sculpture; synonyms (n) carving, (v) carve, engrave, grave, mold, sculpt, model, form, shape, knead. cern 1. cheek; synonyms (n) audacity, boldness, brass, face, impertinence, nerve, gall, impudence, insolence, lip; antonym (n) respect, 2. jaw; synonyms (n) chin, (v) chatter, gossip, chat, gab, jabber, berate, chaffer, chew, confabulate. cernod buffet; synonyms (n) blow, (v) beat, batter, cuff, buff, hit, knock, punch, smack, belabor. cerpyn 1. clout; synonyms (n) cuff, hit, punch, knock, slap, swipe, crack, (v) smack, strike, whack, 2. rag;
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synonyms (n) newspaper, tabloid, (v) banter, bedevil, tease, chaff, badger, bait, kid, (adj) shred. cerrynt 1. course; synonyms (n) stream, flow, bearing, career, current, path, road, route, track, (v) run, 2. current; synonyms (adj) common, contemporary, fashionable, instant, actual, fresh, modern, (n) afloat, movement, (prep) course; antonyms (adj) obsolete, past, old, old-fashioned, previous, 3. road (ffordd); synonyms (n) passage, way, avenue, highway, line, approach, direction, roadway, street, thoroughfare. cert cart; synonyms (n) car, handcart, (v) carry, haul, drag, bear, take, transfer, convey, draw. certh 1. right (iawn); synonyms (adj) correct, appropriate, due, just, proper, decent, good, even, perfect, (n) privilege; antonyms (adj) inappropriate, unjustified, immoral, incorrect, (n) left, (v) wrong, 2. awful; synonyms (adj) abominable, appalling, awesome, dreadful, fearful, terrible, atrocious, bad, horrible, nasty; antonyms (adj) excellent, great, marvelous, wonderful, lovely, nice, pleasant. certiwr carter; synonyms (n) carrier, coachman, driver, whip, drayman, cartman, charioteer, hauler, postboy, postilion. certwain 1. cart; synonyms (n) car, handcart, (v) carry, haul, drag, bear, take, transfer, convey, draw, 2. wain; synonyms (n) waggon, wagon, bufflehead, butterball, dipper, plough, plow, chariot. certwyn 1. cart; synonyms (n) car, handcart, (v) carry, haul, drag, bear, take, transfer, convey, draw, 2. wain; synonyms (n) waggon, wagon, bufflehead, butterball, dipper, plough, plow, chariot. cerwyn 1. winepress, 2. vat; synonyms (n) tub, barrel, cask, tun, container, jar, drum, 3. tub; synonyms (n) bath, bathtub, vat, basin, tubful, vessel, (v) bathe. cerydd 1. correction; synonyms (n) amendment, adjustment, alteration, castigation, chastisement, discipline, redress, modification, emendation, improvement; antonym (n) fabrication, 2. censure; synonyms (n) reprimand, animadversion, attack, accusation, (v) blame, accuse, abuse, reproach, berate, carp; antonyms (n) approval, (v) praise, approve, commend, 3. admonition; synonyms (n) warning, admonishment, advice, caution, reproof, caveat, censure, counsel, exhortation, lesson, 4. chastisement; synonyms (n) correction, punishment, rebuke, penalty, chastening, 5. reproof; synonyms (n) admonition, reprehension, condemnation, objurgation, criticism, reprobation, scolding, monition, expostulation, (v) lecture, 6. rebuke; synonyms (n) rebuff, rap, (v) chide, castigate, admonish, check, scold, chasten, jaw, lambaste; antonym (v) compliment.
ceryddol chastening; synonyms (adj) excruciating, grueling, penal, (n) chastisement, castigation, correction, deserts, punishment, rectification. ceryddu 1. admonish; synonyms (v) warn, chide, rebuke, remonstrate, remind, advise, caution, censure, lecture, reprimand; antonym (v) praise, 2. chastise; synonyms (v) castigate, chasten, correct, criticize, punish, scourge, beat, scold, discipline, flog, 3. animadvert; synonyms (v) comment, study, fulminate, observe, opine, complain, guess, imagine, kick, kvetch, 4. correct; synonyms (adj) right, accurate, appropriate, becoming, nice, precise, (v) adjust, amend, chastise, better; antonyms (adj) incorrect, false, faulty, inappropriate, mistaken, improper, (v) wrong, spoil, 5. rebuke; synonyms (n) blame, rebuff, reproach, admonition, reproof, admonishment, rap, (v) berate, admonish, check; antonyms (v) commend, compliment. ceryddwr rebuker; synonyms (n) reproacher, reprover, upbraider. cesail 1. armpit; synonym (n) axilla, 2. bosom; synonyms (n) breast, heart, interior, boob, embrace, bust, chest, soul, (v) hug, (adj) intimate. cesair hail; synonyms (n) greet, call, (v) address, cry, acclaim, applaud, summon, accost, cheer, come. cest 1. belly; synonyms (n) abdomen, stomach, inside, bowels, intestines, waist, (v) balloon, swell, billow, bloat, 2. paunch; synonyms (n) belly, fat, gut, ventricle, pouch. cestog corpulent; synonyms (adj) fat, obese, portly, stout, fleshy, overweight, plump, lusty, chubby, tubby; antonym (adj) skinny. cethin 1. dark; synonyms (adj) black, dismal, cheerless, dim, obscure, blind, blue, deep, (n) cloudy, darkness; antonyms (adj) bright, sunny, fair, clear, pale, pallid, sunlit, (n) light, day, 2. fierce; synonyms (adj) bitter, violent, acute, cruel, ferocious, brutal, furious, grim, savage, nasty; antonyms (adj) gentle, mild, 3. ugly; synonyms (adj) disagreeable, forbidding, frightful, gruesome, hideous, homely, repulsive, surly, evil, offensive; antonyms (adj) beautiful, attractive, good-looking, flowing, ornamental. cethr 1. spear; synonyms (n) harpoon, lance, pike, fizgig, gig, prick, shaft, (v) impale, spike, stab, 2. nail; synonyms (n) arrest, pin, (v) catch, apprehend, collar, hook, strike, capture, cop, (adj) tack. cethren 1. nail; synonyms (n) arrest, pin, (v) catch, apprehend, collar, hook, strike, capture, cop, (adj) tack, 2. spear; synonyms (n) harpoon, lance, pike, fizgig, gig, prick, shaft, (v) impale, spike, stab. cetyn 1. piece; synonyms (n) cut, division, fragment, part, article, component, composition, hunk, lump, patch, 2. pipe (pib); synonyms (n) tube, conduit, channel, duct, flue, hose, passage, pipage, (v) cry,
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Welsh - English peep, 3. bit; synonyms (n) crumb, morsel, piece, atom, drop, fleck, moment, portion, (v) curb, scrap. ceubwll pit; synonyms (n) cavity, dent, hole, depression, grave, colliery, excavation, (v) den, ditch, (adj) hollow. ceudod 1. hollow; synonyms (adj) blank, concave, empty, false, (n) cavity, hole, cave, depression, (v) excavate, dent; antonyms (adj) convex, (n) solid, hump, 2. heart (calon); synonyms (n) core, center, spirit, affection, basis, bosom, breast, courage, crux, (adj) gist; antonym (n) edge, 3. abdomen; synonyms (n) belly, stomach, venter, gut, breadbasket, guts, corporation, intestines, middle, midsection, 4. cavity; synonyms (n) cavern, hollow, pocket, caries, chamber, pit, void, cell, crater, dimple, 5. thought; synonyms (n) notion, idea, opinion, conception, consideration, impression, belief, feeling, reflection, sentiment; antonym (n) fact. ceufad canoe; synonyms (n) boat, caique, felucca, (adj) self-sufficient. ceuffordd tunnel; synonyms (n) hole, funnel, chimney, (v) burrow, dig, excavate, bore, gouge, (adj) mine, undermine. ceuffos 1. drain; synonyms (n) ditch, culvert, dike, (v) deplete, waste, exhaust, bleed, leak, (adj) cloaca, dissipate; antonym (v) bolster, 2. ditch; synonyms (n) trench, canal, channel, (v) abandon, chuck, desert, discard, dump, moat, cut; antonym (v) keep. ceulan 1. bank (banc); synonyms (n) dam, coast, slope, store, limit, stack, bluff, (v) embankment, gradient, deposit; antonym (v) withdraw, 2. brink; synonyms (n) verge, border, edge, boundary, brim, hem, shore, threshold, periphery, lip. ceulo 1. curdle; synonyms (v) clot, coagulate, congeal, curd, clabber, sour, 2. coagulate; synonyms (v) set, condense, harden, freeze, solidify, (n) curdle, (adj) consolidate, coagulated, concrete, grumous; antonym (v) liquefy. ceunant 1. gorge; synonyms (n) abyss, chasm, cleft, esophagus, (v) devour, glut, cram, fill, gobble, engorge; antonyms (n) hill, (v) nibble, fast, 2. ravine; synonyms (n) gorge, canyon, dell, defile, pass, valley, ravin, (v) gap. chwa 1. blast; synonyms (n) bang, slam, burst, (v) attack, blare, blight, bomb, boom, (adj) discharge, explosion, 2. breeze; synonyms (n) breath, air, gust, blow, flurry, gale, rumor, wind, zephyr, (v) move, 3. gust; synonyms (n) eruption, blast, puff, whiff, flare, breeze, storm, outburst, detonation, squall, 4. puff; synonyms (n) gasp, drag, (v) pant, boast, brag, heave, huff, inflate, breathe, distend. chwaer sister; synonyms (n) nun, nurse, brother, mate, twin, baby, counterpart, double, match, member.
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chwaeth taste; synonyms (n) bit, flavor, liking, morsel, penchant, appetite, (v) relish, savor, sample, smack; antonyms (n) dislike, tastelessness. chwaethu taste; synonyms (n) bit, flavor, liking, morsel, penchant, appetite, (v) relish, savor, sample, smack; antonyms (n) dislike, tastelessness. chwaethus 1. decent; synonyms (adj) proper, adequate, appropriate, acceptable, becoming, comely, decorous, honest, modest, respectable; antonyms (adj) immoral, unwholesome, inappropriate, disreputable, filthy, inadequate, indecent, unsuitable, 2. tasteful; synonyms (adj) elegant, refined, neat, graceful, savory, dainty, delicious, tasty, appreciate, artistic; antonyms (adj) tasteless, cheap, garish, vulgar, offensive. chwaith neither; synonym (conj) nother. chwalfa 1. upset; synonyms (v) overturn, agitate, disquiet, overthrow, bother, confuse, (adj) unsettled, (n) disorder, trouble, distress; antonyms (v) calm, please, encourage, soothe, (adj) pleased, confident, 2. rout; synonyms (n) discomfiture, discomfit, flight, (v) defeat, conquer, beat, crush, overcome, overpower, overwhelm; antonym (n) victory. chwalu 1. spread; synonyms (v) scatter, reach, disperse, expand, extend, broadcast, circulate, diffuse, disseminate, increase; antonym (adj) concentrated, 2. dash; synonyms (n) rush, sprint, animation, beat, bit, bolt, (v) dart, touch, strike, break; antonym (n) lethargy, 3. demolish; synonyms (v) consume, annihilate, defeat, batter, crush, destroy, devastate, raze, blast, dismantle; antonyms (v) build, construct, 4. scatter; synonyms (v) dispel, distribute, dissipate, spray, disband, sprinkle, propagate, litter, rout, (n) spread; antonym (v) gather. chwalwr scatterer; synonym (n) diffuser. chwannen flea; synonyms (n) chamois, frog, goat, grasshopper, lop, (adj) louse, vermin, (v) flay. chwannog 1. addicted; synonyms (v) addict, (adj) dedicated, habituated, habitual, accustomed, captivated, devote, enthusiastic, fond, given; antonym (adj) unaddicted, 2. desirous; synonyms (adj) anxious, wistful, avid, ambitious, covetous, eager, greedy, hungry, longing, (v) willing; antonym (adj) undesirous. chwant 1. desire; synonyms (n) ambition, hope, aspiration, will, wish, (v) fancy, aspire, seek, want, aim; antonyms (n) aversion, reality, (v) dislike, hate, 2. craving; synonyms (n) appetite, desire, longing, addiction, appetency, eagerness, hankering, hunger, (adj) eager, hungry, 3. appetite; synonyms (n) appetence, relish, craving, gusto, inclination, liking, passion, stomach, taste, thirst, 4. lust; synonyms (n) lecherousness, libido, cupidity, lechery, wantonness, (v) itch, covet, crave, long, (adj) concupiscence.
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chwantus lustful; synonyms (adj) lascivious, lewd, lecherous, libidinous, licentious, prurient, concupiscent, lickerish, carnal, (adv) fleshly. chwarae play; synonyms (v) act, pastime, enact, exercise, perform, joke, (n) frolic, game, sport, bet; antonym (v) work. chwaraedy 1. playhouse; synonyms (n) theater, theatre, arena, auditorium, toyhouse, 2. theater; synonyms (n) house, playhouse, ambo, battleground, dramatics, dramaturgy, field, pulpit. chwaraefwrdd stage; synonyms (n) grade, phase, floor, degree, level, period, point, arena, layer, (v) present. chwaraegar 1. sportive; synonyms (adj) frolicsome, playful, cheerful, gay, jocund, jolly, lively, merry, rollicking, blithe, 2. playful; synonyms (adj) jocular, frisky, humorous, impish, kittenish, mischievous, skittish, naughty, frivolous, gamesome; antonyms (adj) serious, lethargic, solemn. chwaraegerdd drama; synonyms (n) play, show, tragedy, performance, spectacle, theater. chwaraewr player; synonyms (n) musician, actor, participant, contestant, histrion, instrumentalist, performer, thespian, artiste, competitor. chwaraeydd actor; synonyms (n) doer, player, agent, comedian, thespian, artist, artiste, entertainer, histrion, (v) performer. chwarddiad laugh (chwerthin); synonyms (n) chuckle, chortle, jest, gag, jape, laughter, (v) joke, giggle, smile, titter; antonym (v) cry. chwarel quarry; synonyms (n) mine, prey, game, dig, pit, target, victim, butt, excavation, (v) excavate. chwarelwr quarryman; synonym (n) quarrier. chwareus playful; synonyms (adj) jocular, frisky, humorous, impish, kittenish, mischievous, skittish, naughty, frivolous, frolicsome; antonyms (adj) serious, lethargic, solemn. chwarren 1. gland; synonyms (n) secreter, secretor, glandula, 2. kernel; synonyms (n) core, center, essence, gist, heart, content, grain, inwardness, marrow, nucleus. chwarter quarter; synonyms (n) area, part, district, division, mercy, neighborhood, region, direction, (v) place, lodge. chwarterol quarterly; synonyms (adj) trimestrial, (n) magazine, periodical, journal, monthly, paper, publication, weekly. chwarteru quarter; synonyms (n) area, part, district, division, mercy, neighborhood, region, direction, (v) place, lodge. chwe six (chwech); synonyms (n) sise, sixer, hexad, sestet, sextet, sextuplet, ace, assize, bigness, bulk. chwech 1. six; synonyms (n) sise, sixer, hexad, sestet, sextet, sextuplet, ace, assize, bigness, bulk, 2.
sixpence; synonyms (n) tanner, bender, testern, tester. chwecheiniog sixpence; synonyms (n) tanner, bender, testern, tester. chwedl 1. anecdote; synonyms (n) account, tale, narrative, story, yarn, fable, relation, fiction, 2. story; synonyms (n) layer, history, narration, recital, report, falsehood, fib, floor, legend, level; antonym (n) truth, 3. tale; synonyms (n) lie, gossip, novel, romance, anecdote, fabrication, myth, invention, rumor, saga. chwedleua 1. gossip; synonyms (n) rumor, chitchat, gab, chatterbox, conversation, babble, comment, (v) chat, chatter, natter; antonym (n) fact, 2. talk; synonyms (v) gossip, converse, lecture, address, articulate, prattle, speak, (n) discourse, language, colloquy. chwedleugar talkative; synonyms (adj) loquacious, chatty, garrulous, gabby, verbose, gossipy, glib, communicative, talky, wordy; antonyms (adj) taciturn, reserved, mute, quiet, shy, silent. chwedloniaeth mythology; synonyms (n) myths, legend, folklore, lore, religion, tradition, legends. chwedlonol 1. mythical; synonyms (adj) fabulous, mythic, fabled, fanciful, fictitious, imaginary, legendary, mythological, unreal, fictional, 2. mythological; synonyms (adj) mythical, mythologic. chwedlonydd mythologist; synonyms (n) mythologer, mythologian. chweg 1. pleasant; synonyms (adj) bright, acceptable, agreeable, amiable, charming, jolly, kindly, nice, facetious, affable; antonyms (adj) unpleasant, disagreeable, disgusting, foul, gruesome, harsh, horrible, nasty, repugnant, shocking, 2. sweet (melys); synonyms (adj) beloved, delicious, fresh, lovely, mellow, dear, lovable, melodious, musical, pleasant; antonyms (adj) sour, acid, bitter, discordant, acidic, pungent, sharp, salty. chwen weed; synonyms (n) grass, marijuana, pot, plant, ganja, (v) rake, eliminate, hoe, plow, (adj) pick. chwephlyg sixfold; synonym (adj) sextuple. chwerthin 1. laugh; synonyms (n) chuckle, chortle, jest, gag, jape, laughter, (v) joke, giggle, smile, titter; antonym (v) cry, 2. laughter; synonyms (n) amusement, fun, laugh, merriment, hilarity, mirth, derision, happiness; antonym (n) sadness. chwerthiniad laugh (chwerthin); synonyms (n) chuckle, chortle, jest, gag, jape, laughter, (v) joke, giggle, smile, titter; antonym (v) cry. chwerthinllyd 1. laughable; synonyms (adj) funny, absurd, amusing, humorous, comical, droll, farcical, ludicrous, ridiculous, comic, 2. ridiculous; synonyms (adj) foolish, preposterous,
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Welsh - English laughable, inane, nonsensical, derisory, irrational, outrageous, silly, inconsistent; antonyms (adj) sensible, inspiring, reasonable. chwerw 1. bitter; synonyms (adj) acrimonious, biting, acrid, sharp, acerbic, acid, caustic, keen, malicious, resentful; antonyms (adj) mild, sweet, charitable, hot, kind, sugary, 2. acrid; synonyms (adj) bitter, pungent, acerb, corrosive, harsh, sour, astringent, blistering, poignant, sarcastic, 3. acrimonious; synonyms (adj) virulent, cutting, hard, mordacious, morose, severe, tart, 4. sharp; synonyms (adj) acute, intelligent, incisive, intense, penetrating, piercing, pointed, quick, alert, (v) brisk; antonyms (adj) blunt, dull, gentle, rounded, bland, blurred, naive, round, smooth, 5. severe; synonyms (adj) austere, rigid, inclement, rigorous, rough, arduous, bad, grim, heavy, serious; antonyms (adj) lenient, slight, easy, lax. chwerwder bitterness; synonyms (n) acerbity, acrimony, animosity, gall, malice, resentment, acidity, asperity, bitter, enmity; antonym (n) sweetness. chwerwi embitter; synonyms (v) acerbate, aggravate, anger, exacerbate, exasperate, sour, envenom, inflame. chwiban whistle; synonyms (n) whistling, (v) pipe, sing, twitter, hiss, cry, warble, cheep, tweet, chirp. chwibaniad 1. whistling; synonyms (n) whistle, pennywhistle, 2. whistle; synonyms (n) whistling, (v) pipe, sing, twitter, hiss, cry, warble, cheep, tweet, chirp. chwibanogl 1. whistle; synonyms (n) whistling, (v) pipe, sing, twitter, hiss, cry, warble, cheep, tweet, chirp, 2. flute; synonyms (n) wineglass, fluting, furrow, groove, plow, (v) channel, crease, fold, chamfer, crinkle. chwibanu whistle; synonyms (n) whistling, (v) pipe, sing, twitter, hiss, cry, warble, cheep, tweet, chirp. chwidr 1. wild; synonyms (adj) desert, waste, fierce, boisterous, violent, reckless, desolate, ferocious, furious, raging; antonyms (adj) calm, orderly, domestic, manageable, sane, cultivated, restrained, tame, 2. foolish; synonyms (adj) childish, crazy, fool, daft, dopey, dull, dumb, fatuous, preposterous, (n) absurd; antonyms (adj) wise, sensible, prudent, shrewd, visionary, 3. rash; synonyms (adj) foolhardy, imprudent, heedless, impetuous, precipitate, audacious, careless, headlong, (n) hasty, eruption; antonyms (adj) cautious, careful, considered, deliberate. chwiffiad 1. whiff; synonyms (n) scent, breath, aroma, odor, trace, (v) puff, blow, smell, sniff, drag, 2. jiffy; synonyms (n) flash, instant, minute, moment, second, trice, twinkling, wink, bit, crack. chwifio 1. wave; synonyms (n) billow, gesture, motion, sign, surge, (v) brandish, flap, flutter, curl,
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flourish, 2. brandish; synonyms (v) wave, display, flaunt, shake, wield, agitate, swing, bandy, beckon, 3. flourish; synonyms (v) thrive, bloom, boast, prosper, boom, brag, grow, blossom, burgeon, (n) fanfare; antonyms (v) decline, struggle. chwil 1. whirling; synonyms (adj) spinning, rotary, swirling, revolving, dizzy, giddy, lightheaded, (n) gyration, rotation, 2. beetle; synonyms (n) mallet, (v) overhang, project, jut, bulge, (adj) beetling, impend, bestride, mount, ride, 3. chafer; synonym (n) strip, 4. reeling; synonyms (n) titubation, (adj) bewildered, fuddled, groggy, intoxicated, queer, tipsy. chwilboeth scorching; synonyms (adj) burning, hot, baking, broiling, scalding, sweltering, boiling, sultry, (v) fiery, flaming; antonyms (adj) freezing, cold. chwildroi 1. whirl; synonyms (n) turn, wheel, twist, crack, (v) spin, twirl, eddy, roll, reel, swirl, 2. spin; synonyms (n) whirl, revolution, ride, (v) revolve, run, drive, fabricate, gyrate, invent, narrate. chwilen beetle; synonyms (n) mallet, (v) overhang, project, jut, bulge, (adj) beetling, impend, bestride, mount, ride. chwilenna 1. pilfer; synonyms (v) filch, steal, abstract, cabbage, lift, pinch, purloin, rob, embezzle, hook, 2. pry; synonyms (v) peep, prize, inquire, jimmy, nose, peer, snoop, prise, (n) lever, crowbar, 3. rummage; synonyms (n) search, explore, trash, (v) hunt, jumble, ransack, root, delve, forage, rifle. chwilfa 1. scrutiny; synonyms (n) examination, review, inspection, investigation, search, check, inquiry, research, analysis, study, 2. search; synonyms (n) hunt, pursuit, exploration, inquire, (v) grope, ransack, rummage, pry, examine, explore. chwilfriwio 1. dash; synonyms (n) rush, sprint, animation, beat, bit, bolt, (v) dart, touch, strike, break; antonym (n) lethargy, 2. smash; synonyms (v) collapse, crash, bang, hit, crush, mash, shatter, defeat, (n) clash, blast, 3. shatter; synonyms (v) fragment, burst, destroy, ruin, smash, dash, rupture, crack, demolish, batter. chwilfrydedd curiosity; synonyms (n) wonder, curio, curiousness, interest, oddity, rarity, nosiness, prying, prodigy, marvel. chwilfrydig 1. curious; synonyms (adj) abnormal, funny, interested, odd, peculiar, strange, unusual, bizarre, extraordinary, inquiring; antonyms (adj) normal, incurious, ordinary, 2. inquisitive; synonyms (adj) curious, nosy, prying, questioning, speculative, meddling, investigative, meddlesome, quizzical; antonym (adj) apathetic. chwilgar 1. curious; synonyms (adj) abnormal, funny, interested, odd, peculiar, strange, unusual, bizarre, extraordinary, inquiring; antonyms (adj) normal,
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incurious, ordinary, 2. inquisitive; synonyms (adj) curious, nosy, prying, questioning, speculative, meddling, investigative, meddlesome, quizzical; antonym (adj) apathetic. chwilgarwch inquisitiveness; synonyms (n) curiousness, curiosity, accuracy, carefulness, elaboration, exactness, foreignness, interest, nicety, painstaking; antonym (n) apathy. chwilgi busybody; synonyms (n) meddler, interloper, blabbermouth, chatterbox, chatterer, gossip, (v) snoop, (adj) pickthank, devotee, enthusiast. chwilio 1. search; synonyms (n) hunt, pursuit, examination, exploration, inquire, inquiry, inspection, (v) grope, ransack, rummage, 2. examine; synonyms (v) assay, audit, consider, overhaul, try, check, control, search, survey, ascertain, consider also 3. look for; synonyms (v) expect, anticipate, await, explore, seek. chwiliwr searcher; synonyms (n) investigator, hunter, quester, seeker, explorer, explorator, forager, indagator, scavenger. chwilota 1. rummage; synonyms (n) search, explore, trash, (v) hunt, jumble, ransack, root, delve, forage, rifle, 2. pry; synonyms (v) peep, prize, inquire, jimmy, nose, peer, snoop, prise, (n) lever, crowbar. chwim 1. agile; synonyms (adj) active, nimble, adroit, quick, spry, deft, lively, brisk, lithe, sprightly; antonym (adj) clumsy, 2. nimble; synonyms (adj) agile, alert, clever, energetic, expeditious, lissome, fleet, dapper, diligent, (v) light, 3. quick (cyflym); synonyms (adj) bright, prompt, hasty, intelligent, speedy, alive, cursory, dexterous, hurried, (adv) fast; antonyms (adj) slow, leisurely, dull. chwimiadur accelerator; synonyms (n) catalyst, gas, throttle, gun, promotor, artillery, flatulence, flatulency, gasolene, gasoline. chwimio 1. stir; synonyms (v) arouse, budge, move, rouse, affect, agitate, (n) movement, commotion, disturbance, (adj) bustle, 2. move (symud); synonyms (v) act, carry, excite, go, impel, instigate, maneuver, touch, (n) motion, drive; antonym (v) stay, 3. accelerate; synonyms (v) quicken, advance, hurry, speed, dispatch, rush, expedite, forward, further, (adj) vivify; antonyms (v) decelerate, stop. chwimwth 1. brisk; synonyms (adj) active, agile, bracing, alive, bright, lively, quick, acute, alert, energetic; antonyms (adj) slow, soporific, 2. nimble; synonyms (adj) adroit, brisk, spry, clever, expeditious, lithe, deft, lissome, fleet, (v) light; antonym (adj) clumsy. chwinciad 1. twinkling; synonyms (adj) sparkling, (n) instant, moment, flash, jiffy, minute, second, trice, twinkle, wink, 2. trice; synonym (n) twinkling.
chwip 1. whip; synonyms (v) scourge, lash, flog, strap, beat, flagellate, goad, punish, stir, thrash, 2.
whipping; synonyms (n) flagellation, beating, thrashing, flogging, lashing, licking, debacle, defeat, drubbing, overlocking. chwipio 1. whip; synonyms (v) scourge, lash, flog, strap, beat, flagellate, goad, punish, stir, thrash, 2. birch; synonyms (n) stick, cudgel, (v) whip, bang, cob, comb, dress, larrup, (adj) birchen, birken. chwipyn instantly; synonyms (adv) directly, immediately, forthwith, now, instantaneously, promptly, momentarily, outright, quickly, (adj) instanter; antonyms (adv) eventually, later, slowly. chwirligwgan whirligig; synonyms (n) carousel, roundabout, top, carrousel, rotary, screw, teetotum, circle, acme, cover. chwisgi whisky; synonyms (n) whiskey, (adj) usquebaugh, (v) rye, highball, peg, rum, schnapps, sherry, sling. chwistrell 1. syringe; synonyms (n) douche, beaker, flask, needle, pipette, carboy, plunger, vial, (v) hydrant, 2. squirt; synonyms (n) jet, spurt, spirt, fountain, (v) spray, gush, spout, eject, emit, splash. chwistrellu 1. inject; synonyms (v) infuse, enter, insert, instill, introduce, shoot, interject, (adj) syringe, 2. squirt; synonyms (n) jet, spurt, spirt, fountain, (v) spray, gush, spout, eject, emit, splash, 3. syringe; synonyms (n) douche, beaker, flask, needle, pipette, carboy, plunger, vial, (v) hydrant. chwith 1. left; synonyms (adj) gone, absent, odd, port, remaining, larboard, sinister, unexpended, abandoned, remainder; antonym (n) right, 2. wrong; synonyms (adj) harm, evil, false, ill, improper, bad, inappropriate, incorrect, (n) damage, injure; antonyms (adj) correct, good, proper, honest, law-abiding, (adv) correctly, (n) justice, 3. sorry; synonyms (adj) pathetic, contrite, paltry, penitent, piteous, pitiable, pitiful, remorseful, sorrowful, base; antonym (adj) unrepentant, 4. sad; synonyms (adj) dreary, dismal, distressing, gloomy, miserable, mournful, bleak, dejected, deplorable, depressed; antonyms (adj) happy, cheerful, joyful, brave, cheery, composed, 5. strange; synonyms (adj) extraneous, foreign, peculiar, abnormal, curious, extraordinary, irregular, mysterious, new, outlandish; antonyms (adj) normal, ordinary, familiar, typical, 6. reverse; synonyms (adj) opposite, converse, (v) annul, repeal, rescind, countermand, overturn, revoke, rear, (n) contrary; antonym (n) front. chwithig 1. wrong; synonyms (adj) harm, evil, false, ill, improper, bad, inappropriate, incorrect, (n) damage, injure; antonyms (adj) correct, good, proper, honest, law-abiding, (adv) correctly, (v) right, (n) justice, 2. bizarre; synonyms (adj) eccentric, fanciful, grotesque, singular, curious,
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Welsh - English extraordinary, fantastic, freakish, odd, outlandish; antonyms (adj) normal, ordinary, 3. awkward; synonyms (adj) clumsy, inconvenient, crude, embarrassing, inept, sticky, uncomfortable, ungainly, untoward, left-handed; antonyms (adj) graceful, easy, adroit, manageable, straightforward, convenient, dexterous, helpful, rotund, simple, 4. strange; synonyms (adj) extraneous, foreign, peculiar, abnormal, irregular, mysterious, new, unusual, rare, alien; antonyms (adj) familiar, typical. chwithigrwydd awkwardness; synonyms (n) clumsiness, embarrassment, stiffness, unwieldiness, inconvenience, delicacy, gawkiness, inelegance, troublesomeness, gaucherie; antonyms (n) elegance, gracefulness. chwithrwd 1. hiss; synonyms (n) buzz, hoot, jeer, taunt, hissing, ridicule, (v) boo, fizz, spit, sibilate, 2. rustle; synonyms (n) whisper, rustling, (v) hiss, lift, pilfer, steal, whiz. chwiw 1. fit; synonyms (v) agree, accommodate, meet, suit, adapt, correspond, (adj) decorous, apt, (n) adjust, convulsion; antonyms (adj) unfit, inappropriate, unwell, 2. attack; synonyms (n) incursion, thrust, aggression, fit, (v) assault, assail, attempt, aggress, charge, invade; antonyms (n) defense, (v) defend, protect, retreat. chwiwbigo pilfer; synonyms (v) filch, steal, abstract, cabbage, lift, pinch, purloin, rob, embezzle, hook. chwiwgi 1. thief; synonyms (n) robber, burglar, bandit, pirate, plunderer, crook, filcher, stealer, despoiler, freebooter, 2. sneak; synonyms (v) creep, lurk, (n) cower, slink, informer, skulk, snitch, (adj) coward, grovel, dastard, 3. rogue; synonyms (n) rascal, knave, imp, miscreant, cheat, impostor, cad, rapscallion, scamp, scoundrel. chwiwladrata pilfer; synonyms (v) filch, steal, abstract, cabbage, lift, pinch, purloin, rob, embezzle, hook. chwiwleidr pilferer; synonyms (n) thief, robber, plagiarist, rifler, crook, burglar, canary, fingerer, fink, poacher. chwydd swelling; synonyms (n) growth, intumescence, lump, protuberance, swell, bulge, projection, prominence, (v) inflated, (adj) growing. chwyddedig bombastic; synonyms (adj) declamatory, fustian, grandiloquent, grandiose, inflated, pompous, stilted, tumid, turgid, pretentious. chwyddiaeth bombast; synonyms (n) rant, fustian, grandiloquence, blah, jargon, (v) rodomontade. chwyddo 1. swell; synonyms (v) surge, enlarge, expand, heave, increase, rise, puff, bloat, grow, (adj) dandy; antonyms (v) decrease, deflate, desiccate, 2. increase; synonyms (n) gain, addition, augmentation, boom, (v) advance, accrue, extend,
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aggrandize, enhance, (adj) augment; antonyms (n) reduction, contraction, decline, (v) reduce, diminish, drop, deteriorate, 3. bloat; synonyms (v) balloon, bulge, distend, inflate, swell, billow, 4. magnify; synonyms (v) amplify, exaggerate, intensify, glorify, laud, aggravate, exalt, embellish, embroider, dilate; antonym (v) understate. chwydiad vomit; synonyms (v) spew, heave, puke, cast, disgorge, retch, sick, gag, eject, barf. chwydu 1. vomit; synonyms (v) spew, heave, puke, cast, disgorge, retch, sick, gag, eject, barf, 2. spue; synonyms (v) cat, regorge, upchuck, vomit, ptyalize, spit. chwyldro 1. orbit; synonyms (n) circle, cycle, field, orb, area, compass, domain, turn, expanse, course, 2. rotation; synonyms (n) revolution, gyration, roll, round, circulation, curl, wheel, orbit, sequence, bout, 3. revolution; synonyms (n) change, insurrection, mutiny, rebellion, revolt, rotation, alteration, coup, (v) circuit, (adj) disturbance. chwyldroad revolution; synonyms (n) change, gyration, insurrection, mutiny, rebellion, revolt, rotation, turn, alteration, (v) circuit. chwyldroadol revolutionary; synonyms (adj) radical, mutineer, rebellious, mutinous, (n) insurgent, rebel, extremist, insurrectionist, revolutionist, subversive; antonym (adj) old-fashioned. chwyldroadwr revolutionary; synonyms (adj) radical, mutineer, rebellious, mutinous, (n) insurgent, rebel, extremist, insurrectionist, revolutionist, subversive; antonym (adj) oldfashioned. chwyldroi 1. whirl; synonyms (n) turn, wheel, twist, crack, (v) spin, twirl, eddy, roll, reel, swirl, 2. rotate; synonyms (v) revolve, alternate, gyrate, swing, orbit, pivot, circulate, circle, 3. revolve; synonyms (v) consider, deliberate, meditate, ponder, contemplate, return, rotate, debate, muse, whirl. chwynnog weedy; synonyms (adj) scrawny, scraggy, skinny, meager, lanky, scrubby, underweight. chwynnu weed; synonyms (n) grass, marijuana, pot, plant, ganja, (v) rake, eliminate, hoe, plow, (adj) pick. chwyrn 1. swift; synonyms (adj) fast, fleet, quick, rapid, speedy, alert, hasty, nimble, prompt, agile; antonyms (adj) slow, considered, leisurely, 2. rapid; synonyms (adj) swift, cursory, expeditious, sudden, winged, express, hurried, immediate, instant, brisk; antonym (adj) gradual. chwyrndra 1. rapidity; synonyms (n) expedition, celerity, dispatch, promptness, quickness, fleetness, haste, pace, velocity, alacrity; antonym (n) slowness, 2. swiftness; synonyms (n) hurry,
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speed, rapidity, acceleration, agility, fastness, rate, readiness, speediness. chwyrnellu 1. whiz; synonyms (n) adept, ace, expert, (v) whir, hiss, whirr, whizz, zip, zoom, buzz; antonym (v) dawdle, 2. whirl; synonyms (n) turn, wheel, twist, crack, (v) spin, twirl, eddy, roll, reel, swirl. chwyrniad 1. snore; synonyms (v) snort, breathe, coma, doze, dream, hibernation, nap, siesta, (n) snoring, stertor, 2. snarl; synonyms (n) growl, tangle, bark, howl, kink, maze, (v) knot, entangle, muddle, (adj) snap, 3. snoring; synonyms (n) snore, (adj) asleep, stertorous. chwyrnu 1. hum; synonyms (n) humming, whisper, (v) buzz, croon, drone, murmur, sing, chant, trill, intone, 2. snarl; synonyms (n) growl, tangle, bark, howl, kink, maze, (v) knot, entangle, muddle, (adj) snap, 3. snore; synonyms (v) snort, breathe, coma, doze, dream, hibernation, nap, siesta, (n) snoring, stertor. chwys 1. perspiration; synonyms (n) sweat, diaphoresis, hidrosis, sudor, sweating, extravasation, effort, exertion, lather, fret, 2. sweat; synonyms (n) labor, perspiration, struggle, drudgery, labour, (v) work, perspire, toil, drudge, exude. chwysigen 1. blister; synonyms (n) bleb, boil, bubble, bulla, abscess, pimple, pustule, (v) scorch, burn, scald, 2. bladder; synonyms (n) cyst, vesica, balloon, capsule, utricle, vesicle, calyx, cancelli, newspaper, pod. chwysigennu blister; synonyms (n) bleb, boil, bubble, bulla, abscess, pimple, pustule, (v) scorch, burn, scald. chwyslyd sweaty; synonyms (adj) clammy, perspiring, sweating, damp, humid, sticky, warm; antonym (adj) dry. chwystwll pore; synonyms (n) interstice, stoma, aorta, artery, emunctory, scupper, (v) center, centre, concentrate, focus. chwysu 1. exude; synonyms (v) emit, excrete, ooze, secrete, sweat, exudate, discharge, show, seep, transude, 2. sweat; synonyms (n) labor, perspiration, lather, sudor, effort, struggle, (v) work, perspire, toil, drudge, 3. perspire; synonyms (v) transpire, drudgery, exhale, heat, sudate. chwyswr sweater; synonym (n) perspirer. chwythbib blowpipe; synonyms (n) blowgun, blowtube, (v) bellows, fan, punkah, ventilator, lungs. chwythiad blast; synonyms (n) bang, slam, burst, (v) attack, blare, blight, bomb, boom, (adj) discharge, explosion. chwythu 1. blow; synonyms (n) bang, beat, blast, knock, shock, wallop, (v) puff, bloom, blossom, (adj)
gasp; antonyms (v) calm, save, 2. breathe; synonyms (v) blow, exhale, live, subsist, be, emit, exist, imply, (n) respire, bespeak, 3. hiss; synonyms (n) buzz, hoot, jeer, taunt, hissing, ridicule, (v) boo, fizz, spit, sibilate, 4. blast; synonyms (n) slam, burst, (v) attack, blare, blight, bomb, boom, detonate, (adj) discharge, explosion. chwythwr blower; synonyms (n) bellows, fan, blast, cetacean, feeder, supercharger, prostitute, dolphins, encourager, (v) bluffer. chyda with (gyda); synonyms (prep) by, for, alongside, among, plus, (adv) on, beside, (adj) including, (n) withe. ci 1. dog; synonyms (n) cur, andiron, blackguard, click, detent, (v) chase, hound, beset, hunt, tail, 2. hound; synonyms (n) dog, cad, (v) bloodhound, badger, course, follow, bait, pester, pursue, drive. cib 1. husk; synonyms (n) bark, crust, skin, cortex, chaff, coat, covering, peel, rind, (v) hull, 2. pod; synonyms (n) capsule, case, husk, cod, pouch, cyst, (v) shell. cibddall purblind; synonyms (adj) blind, obtuse, opaque, dim, dumb, dense, dull, myopic, nearsighted, (v) shortsighted. cibo 1. frown; synonyms (n) scowl, (v) lower, pout, glower, grimace, glare; antonym (v) smile, 2. scowl; synonyms (n) growl, (v) frown, sulk, roar, sneer, (adj) bouderie, doldrums, dudgeon, dumps, mumps; antonym (v) grin. cibog scowling; synonyms (adj) frowning, angry, dark, dire, frowny, grim, threatening, ugly, sullen, (n) growling. cibyn 1. shell; synonyms (n) peel, rind, bullet, case, casing, sheath, bark, carcass, (v) bomb, bombard, 2. husk; synonyms (n) crust, skin, cortex, chaff, coat, covering, shell, shuck, cod, (v) hull. cic kick; synonyms (n) beef, bitch, gripe, thrill, bang, (v) boot, grumble, recoil, spurn, protest. cicio kick; synonyms (n) beef, bitch, gripe, thrill, bang, (v) boot, grumble, recoil, spurn, protest. cidwm 1. wolf; synonyms (n) philanderer, beast, brute, (v) devour, gobble, gorge, bolt, consume, eat, guzzle, 2. rascal; synonyms (n) imp, knave, miscreant, monkey, rapscallion, rogue, scamp, scoundrel, villain, vagabond. cig 1. meat; synonyms (n) flesh, core, essence, food, gist, heart, kernel, marrow, substance, crux, 2. flesh; synonyms (n) brawn, mortality, beef, anatomy, chassis, figure, form, frame, (adj) carnality, concupiscence. cigfran raven; synonyms (adj) black, jet, (n) crow, plunder, (v) prey, devour, feed, gulp, guttle, gorge. cignoeth caustic; synonyms (adj) biting, acrid, bitter, acrimonious, sharp, acerbic, corrosive, sarcastic, (v) acute, pungent; antonyms (adj) mild, gentle.
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Welsh - English cigog fleshy; synonyms (adj) fat, corpulent, brawny, chubby, obese, overweight, heavy, gross, (adv) plump, portly; antonym (adj) skinny. cigydd butcher; synonyms (n) assassin, botch, bungler, meatman, (v) assassinate, slaughter, kill, massacre, murder, slay. cigyddiaeth butchery; synonyms (n) slaughter, carnage, bloodbath, bloodshed, abattoir, butchering, massacre, killing, shambles, slaughterhouse. cigyddio 1. butcher; synonyms (n) assassin, botch, bungler, meatman, (v) assassinate, slaughter, kill, massacre, murder, slay, 2. slaughter; synonyms (n) carnage, bloodshed, butchery, drubbing, homicide, killing, thrashing, (v) butcher, defeat, exterminate. cigyddlyd 1. brutal; synonyms (adj) beastly, barbaric, barbarous, bestial, hard, cruel, harsh, savage, truculent, unkind; antonyms (adj) gentle, kind, merciful, liberal, 2. murderous; synonyms (adj) bloody, cutthroat, homicidal, gory, bloodthirsty, brutal, fierce, deadly, mortal, lethal. cil 1. back; synonyms (n) rear, (adj) assist, (v) support, advocate, endorse, recede, second, stake, vouch, guarantee; antonyms (n) face, (v) front, oppose, advance, 2. corner; synonyms (n) bend, angle, turn, coign, dilemma, hole, niche, nook, predicament, quandary, 3. retreat; synonyms (n) refuge, resort, asylum, departure, den, lair, (v) retire, withdraw, depart, ebb; antonym (n) raid. cilddant molar; synonyms (adj) molal, grinding, (n) grinder, bomber, hero, hoagie, hoagy, mill, sub, submarine. cildrem leer; synonyms (n) sneer, grin, look, smirk, wink, gaze, (v) glance. cildremio leer; synonyms (n) sneer, grin, look, smirk, wink, gaze, (v) glance. cildyn 1. stubborn; synonyms (adj) obstinate, contrary, hard, intractable, perverse, determined, obdurate, persistent, refractory, rigid; antonyms (adj) compliant, flexible, irresolute, amenable, 2. obstinate; synonyms (adj) headstrong, inflexible, inveterate, disobedient, dogged, firm, stubborn, uncompromising, wayward, willful. cildynnus 1. stubborn; synonyms (adj) obstinate, contrary, hard, intractable, perverse, determined, obdurate, persistent, refractory, rigid; antonyms (adj) compliant, flexible, irresolute, amenable, 2. obstinate; synonyms (adj) headstrong, inflexible, inveterate, disobedient, dogged, firm, stubborn, uncompromising, wayward, willful. cildynrwydd 1. obstinacy; synonyms (n) inflexibility, bullheadedness, contumacy, determination, firmness, mulishness, stubbornness, resoluteness, resolve, contrariness; antonyms (n) flexibility, cooperation, 2. stubbornness; synonyms (n)
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obstinacy, pertinacity, tenacity, intractableness, obstinance, pigheadedness, resolution; antonym (n) compliance. cilfach 1. bay (bae); synonyms (n) alcove, bark, recess, cry, harbor, fiord, sound, (adj) brown, (v) yap, roar, 2. creek; synonyms (n) brook, cove, bay, inlet, stream, river, rivulet, (v) burn, runnel, beck, 3. cove; synonyms (n) cave, glen, fjord, oriel, dell, valley, cavern, bottom, canal, cavetto, 4. nook; synonyms (n) corner, angle, niche, hole, compartment. cilgwthio 1. push (gwthio); synonyms (n) press, thrust, jolt, (v) drive, impel, crowd, force, jab, jostle, nudge; antonyms (v) pull, drag, haul, 2. shove; synonyms (v) elbow, prod, shift, boost, hustle, stuff, bump, (n) push, poke, shoulder, 3. jostle; synonyms (v) jog, shove, joggle, encounter, squeeze, hurtle, (n) jostling, justle, (adj) clash, jar. cilio 1. retreat; synonyms (n) refuge, resort, asylum, departure, den, (v) recede, retire, withdraw, depart, ebb; antonyms (n) raid, (v) advance, 2. swerve; synonyms (v) deviate, deflect, sheer, stray, turn, veer, wander, diverge, shift, (n) curve, 3. recede; synonyms (v) decline, abate, diminish, retreat, give, decrease, go, lose, disappear, back. cilwenu 1. leer; synonyms (n) sneer, grin, look, smirk, wink, gaze, (v) glance, 2. simper; synonyms (v) smile, leer, laugh, glimmer, twinkle, (n) expression, 3. smile; synonyms (n) grinning, smiling, luck, (v) beam, chuckle, grimace, countenance, favor, propitiousness; antonym (v) frown. cilwg 1. frown; synonyms (n) scowl, (v) lower, pout, glower, grimace, glare; antonym (v) smile, 2. scowl; synonyms (n) growl, (v) frown, sulk, roar, sneer, (adj) bouderie, doldrums, dudgeon, dumps, mumps; antonym (v) grin. cilydd 1. companion; synonyms (n) colleague, buddy, mate, peer, chum, comrade, fellow, partner, assistant, (adj) associate; antonym (n) enemy, 2. fellow; synonyms (n) companion, boy, equal, brother, chap, compeer, dude, dog, counterpart, (v) concomitant. cilyddol reciprocal; synonyms (adj) mutual, common, inverse, complementary, interchangeable, equivalent, joint, bilateral, relative, alternate. cinetig kinetic; synonyms (adj) energising, energizing, energetic, bracing, brisk, fresh, unsettled, refreshful, refreshing, tonic. ciniawa dine; synonyms (v) eat, feed, lunch, breakfast, consume, entertain, drink, taste, touch. cinio dinner; synonyms (n) feast, banquet, lunch, meal, party, spread, (v) tiffin, bever, dejeuner. ciosg kiosk; synonyms (n) booth, stall, cubicle, carrel, carrell, cell, stalling.
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cip 1. snatch; synonyms (v) grab, pinch, abduct, clutch, kidnap, seize, snap, jerk, capture, (n) catch, 2. pluck; synonyms (v) cull, fleece, gather, pick, pull, harvest, (n) courage, grit, boldness, (adj) nerve. cipdrem 1. glimpse; synonyms (n) glance, look, peek, peep, (v) blink, see, espy, notice, spot, spy, 2. glance; synonyms (n) gaze, glimpse, (v) flash, bounce, glint, ricochet, allude, brush, burnish, gleam; antonym (v) study. cipedrych 1. glimpse; synonyms (n) glance, look, peek, peep, (v) blink, see, espy, notice, spot, spy, 2. glance; synonyms (n) gaze, glimpse, (v) flash, bounce, glint, ricochet, allude, brush, burnish, gleam; antonym (v) study. cipio snatch; synonyms (v) grab, pinch, abduct, clutch, kidnap, seize, snap, jerk, capture, (n) catch. cipiwr snatcher; synonyms (n) abductor, kidnapper. cipolwg 1. glance; synonyms (n) look, gaze, glimpse, (v) peek, flash, bounce, glint, peep, ricochet, allude; antonym (v) study, 2. glimpse; synonyms (n) glance, view, (v) blink, see, espy, notice, spot, spy, discover. ciprys scramble; synonyms (n) bustle, haste, rush, scrabble, (v) clamber, climb, struggle, jumble, beat, (adj) hurry. ciried 1. bounty; synonyms (n) bonus, abundance, bounteousness, premium, blessing, prize, beneficence, generosity, (adj) largesse, (v) benefaction; antonym (n) miserliness, 2. generosity; synonyms (n) charity, benevolence, bounty, liberality, favor, generousness, goodness, grace, hospitality, (adj) kindness; antonyms (n) stinginess, greed, meanness, thrift. cis 1. touch; synonyms (n) feel, tinge, (v) affect, contact, hit, border, adjoin, strike, stroke, regard, 2. buffet; synonyms (n) blow, canteen, (v) beat, batter, cuff, buff, knock, punch, smack, belabor, 3. slap; synonyms (n) whack, spank, plump, (v) clap, buffet, box, crack, bump, pat, (adv) bang. cist 1. box (blwch); synonyms (n) basket, cage, chest, package, booth, blow, carton, (v) cuff, buffet, beat; antonym (v) unbox, 2. bin; synonyms (n) bunker, binful, box, case, container, silo, closet, locker, casket, (v) store, 3. coffer; synonyms (n) caisson, trunk, safe, strongbox, treasury, 4. chest; synonyms (n) bosom, bust, bureau, dresser, chamber, crate, thorax. ciw queue; synonyms (n) cue, rank, row, string, tail, rear, wake, (v) line, align, adjust. ciwb cube; synonyms (n) block, rhomboid, blockage, blocking, closure, quadrangle, quadrantal, (v) dice, chop, multiply. ciwdod 1. clan; synonyms (n) family, tribe, breed, house, kin, kindred, lineage, race, stock, genus, 2. nation; synonyms (n) state, country, kingdom,
commonwealth, community, land, people, nationality, public, clan, 3. tribe; synonyms (n) folk, nation, line, folks, kind, horde, stem, body, pedigree, stirps. ciwed 1. crew; synonyms (n) company, cluster, band, bunch, gang, party, assemblage, crowd, faction, group, 2. rabble; synonyms (n) mob, masses, trash, herd, people, pack, ragtag, riffraff, rout, scum, 3. mob; synonyms (n) mass, horde, crew, concourse, rabble, swarm, army, clamor, body, (v) throng. ciwt 1. cute; synonyms (adj) attractive, charming, clever, smart, beautiful, adorable, amiable, cunning, pretty, adroit, 2. clever; synonyms (adj) capable, acute, able, apt, intelligent, astute, expert, ingenious, quick, (v) brilliant; antonyms (adj) stupid, clumsy, unintelligent, dim, dull, inept, 3. ingenious; synonyms (adj) artful, creative, deft, imaginative, cute, inventive, canny, handy, bright, artistic; antonym (adj) unimaginative. clacwydd gander; synonyms (n) drake, glance, glimpse, look, cock, hart, horse, stag, stallion, view. claddedigaeth burial; synonyms (n) interment, entombment, sepulture, burying, funeral, inhumation. claddfa 1. cemetery; synonyms (n) graveyard, churchyard, necropolis, charnel, catacomb, crypt, garden, headstone, mortuary, ossuary, consider also 2. burial ground; synonyms (n) cemetery, plot. claddu bury; synonyms (v) immerse, inter, overwhelm, cloak, conceal, entomb, hide, mask, secrete, cache; antonyms (v) exhume, unearth. claear 1. lukewarm; synonyms (adj) tepid, cold, indifferent, warm, listless, cool, halfhearted, mild, unenthusiastic, apathetic; antonym (adj) enthusiastic, 2. tepid; synonyms (adj) lukewarm, genial, hot, 3. cool; synonyms (adj) chilly, collected, composed, fine, aloof, (v) calm, chill, assuage, allay, (n) composure; antonyms (adj) agitated, excited, feverish, friendly, temperate, (v) heat, 4. mild; synonyms (adj) kindly, gracious, benign, easy, lenient, docile, humble, balmy, clement, (n) gentle; antonyms (adj) intense, extreme, pungent, severe, sharp, spicy, barbed, fierce, great, incisive. claearineb lukewarmness; synonyms (n) tepidity, apathy, tepidness, coldness, dullness, hebetude, inappetency, indifference, carelessness, defervescency. claearu soothe; synonyms (v) lull, comfort, allay, alleviate, calm, ease, mitigate, (n) console, (adj) appease, assuage; antonyms (v) aggravate, irritate, upset, annoy, intensify, worry. claer 1. clear; synonyms (adj) clean, certain, open, apparent, (v) bright, acquit, absolute, free, net, absolve; antonyms (adj) cloudy, opaque, unclear, dark, fuzzy, hazy, incomprehensible, obscure,
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Welsh - English uncertain, vague, 2. bright; synonyms (adj) clear, alive, apt, intelligent, vivid, beaming, brainy, brilliant, light, luminous; antonyms (adj) dull, dim, dreary, gloomy, stupid, unintelligent, overcast, shadowy, leaden, slow, 3. shining; synonyms (adj) lustrous, glossy, radiant, resplendent, glorious, effulgent, glistening, glittering, glowing, (n) lucid. claerder 1. clearness; synonyms (n) brightness, clarity, distinctness, explicitness, lucidity, perspicuity, sharpness, simplicity, limpidity, purity; antonyms (n) ambiguity, mystique, opacity, 2. brightness; synonyms (n) flash, illumination, light, luminance, lustre, shine, blaze, cleverness, glare, glitter; antonyms (n) dullness, cloudiness, darkness, dimness, murkiness, mistiness, softness. claf 1. ill; synonyms (adj) bad, sick, ailing, (adv) badly, poorly, (n) evil, harm, complaint, hurt, ailment; antonyms (adj) healthy, (adv) well, 2. patient; synonyms (adj) invalid, forbearing, passive, calm, enduring, resigned, tolerant, uncomplaining, stoical, lenient; antonym (adj) impatient, 3. sick; synonyms (adj) ill, queasy, indisposed, weary, diseased, morbid, sickly, nauseous, poor, (v) unwell. clafdy 1. hospital; synonyms (n) infirmary, home, institution, sanitarium, sickroom, spital, inn, sickbay, (adj) hospitable, 2. infirmary; synonyms (n) hospital, sanatorium, infirmatory. clafr 1. itch; synonyms (n) desire, urge, impulse, scabies, wish, (v) irritate, tickle, prickle, scratch, tingle, 2. mange; synonyms (adj) glanders, scrapie. clafychu 1. ail; synonyms (v) afflict, pain, suffer, trouble, worry, distress, disturb, hurt, upset, 2. sicken; synonyms (v) nauseate, repel, disgust, revolt, pall, offend, shock, appall, languish, contract. clai clay; synonyms (n) soil, remains, pottery, dirt, dust, loam, mud, ashes, cadaver, (adj) earthen. clais 1. bruise; synonyms (n) blow, contusion, break, buffet, (v) crush, hurt, wound, beat, bray, contuse, 2. stripe; synonyms (n) strip, band, line, bar, stria, striation, chevron, mark, stroke, (v) streak. clamp 1. lump; synonyms (n) heap, chunk, knot, block, clod, hunk, tumor, bit, (v) clot, (adj) mass, 2. bunch; synonyms (n) cluster, clump, crowd, batch, band, gang, group, lot, (v) bundle, huddle; antonym (v) disperse, 3. monster; synonyms (n) giant, beast, brute, demon, devil, fiend, freak, behemoth, colossus, (adj) huge, 4. mass; synonyms (n) bulk, pile, bunch, collection, lump, magnitude, majority, accumulation, aggregate, (v) flock. clandro 1. calculate; synonyms (v) count, estimate, account, add, appraise, cipher, compute, deem, enumerate, forecast, 2. reckon; synonyms (v)
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judge, hold, calculate, guess, number, consider, gauge, rate, tally, measure. clap lump; synonyms (n) heap, chunk, knot, block, clod, hunk, tumor, bit, (v) clot, (adj) mass. clapgi 1. tattletale; synonyms (n) gossip, informer, talebearer, tattler, telltale, blabbermouth, snitch, taleteller, scandalmonger, (v) canary, 2. telltale; synonyms (n) tattletale, check, (adj) revealing, telling. clapiog lumpy; synonyms (adj) chunky, coarse, dull, dumpy, gawky, gritty, indolent, rude, (v) lumpish, (n) failure. clas 1. close (cau); synonyms (adj) near, adjacent, nearby, accurate, tight, (v) compact, stop, (adv) by, (n) end, finish; antonyms (adj) distant, airy, fresh, loose, far, (v) open, start, 2. college; synonyms (n) faculty, school, academy, association, institute, society, institution, university, (adj) academic, 3. cloister; synonyms (n) abbey, convent, priory, monastery, arcade, friary, nunnery, piazza, circus. clasur classic; synonyms (adj) classical, model, archetypal, exemplary, ideal, typical, representative, traditional, archaic, (n) masterpiece; antonym (n) second-rate. clasurol classical; synonyms (adj) ideal, correct, model, exemplary, typical, attic, authoritative, chaste, (n) classic, refined. clau 1. fast (cyflym); synonyms (adj) dissolute, firm, agile, debauched, fixed, hurried, instant, quick, (adv) soon, hard; antonyms (adj) sluggish, loose, (adv) slow, slowly, leisurely, (v) gorge, (n) binge, 2. audible; synonyms (adj) clear, distinct, hearable, plain, detectable, sounding, sharp, acute, definite, discernible; antonym (adj) inaudible, 3. swift; synonyms (adj) fast, fleet, rapid, speedy, alert, hasty, nimble, prompt, expeditious, lively; antonym (adj) considered, 4. quick (cyflym); synonyms (adj) bright, active, clever, intelligent, alive, cursory, dexterous, immediate, keen, swift; antonym (adj) dull, 5. soon; synonyms (adv) shortly, early, presently, anon, immediately, directly, betimes, now, promptly, quickly, 6. true; synonyms (adj) real, actual, faithful, right, even, accurate, authentic, correct, exact, (n) genuine; antonyms (adj) false, bogus, inaccurate, untrue. clawdd 1. embankment; synonyms (n) dam, bank, bulwark, wall, jetty, mound, pier, fortification, defense, edge, 2. hedge; synonyms (n) fence, barrier, (v) dodge, fudge, elude, evade, skirt, avoid, circumvent, duck, 3. barrage; synonyms (n) attack, round, flood, shower, volley, deluge, onslaught, (v) bombard, hail, 4. dyke; synonyms (n) ditch, channel, gutter, levee, trench, butch, (v) dike, (adj) lesbian. clawr 1. face; synonyms (n) look, aspect, countenance, expression, side, top, exterior, appearance, (v)
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confront, (adj) front; antonyms (v) avoid, back, 2. board; synonyms (n) council, bench, meal, panel, table, office, sign, commission, committee, court; antonym (v) disembark, 3. cover; synonyms (v) coat, conceal, bury, cloak, (n) blind, blanket, screen, binding, camouflage, cap; antonyms (v) reveal, expose, uncover, 4. lid; synonyms (n) cover, chapeau, eyelid, hat, closure, restriction, covercle, palpebra. clebran 1. gossip; synonyms (n) rumor, chitchat, gab, chatterbox, conversation, babble, comment, (v) chat, chatter, natter; antonym (n) fact, 2. babble; synonyms (n) drivel, burble, gibberish, (v) murmur, gossip, ripple, talk, blab, blather, bubble; antonyms (v) quietness, silence, stillness, 3. chatter; synonyms (n) prattle, chattering, chaffer, (v) jabber, cackle, blabber, patter, tattle, (adj) prate, palaver, 4. tattle; synonyms (n) gabble, (v) snitch, blither, betray, jaw, squeal, clack, divulge, gibber, piffle. clebren tattler; synonyms (n) gossip, talebearer, taleteller, tattletale, telltale, chatterbox, blabbermouth, informer. clebryn tattler; synonyms (n) gossip, talebearer, taleteller, tattletale, telltale, chatterbox, blabbermouth, informer. clec 1. crack; synonyms (n) break, fracture, cleft, fissure, (v) chink, crevice, split, breach, burst, snap; antonyms (v) repair, mend, 2. gossip; synonyms (n) rumor, chitchat, gab, chatterbox, conversation, babble, comment, (v) chat, chatter, natter; antonym (n) fact, 3. clack; synonyms (v) clatter, cackle, bang, clap, cluck, prate, tick, jaw, (adj) palaver, prattle, 4. click; synonyms (n) catch, clink, detent, dog, pawl, (v) clack, beat, flick, go. cleci telltale; synonyms (n) talebearer, taleteller, tattler, tattletale, gossip, blabbermouth, check, (adj) revealing, telling. clecian 1. crack; synonyms (n) break, fracture, cleft, fissure, (v) chink, crevice, split, breach, burst, snap; antonyms (v) repair, mend, 2. snap; synonyms (v) crack, bite, nip, clack, snarl, (n) photograph, catch, go, picnic, pushover, 3. click; synonyms (n) tick, clap, clink, detent, dog, pawl, (v) chatter, beat, cluck, flick, 4. clack; synonyms (v) clatter, cackle, babble, bang, prate, jaw, talk, blab, (adj) palaver, prattle. cleddyf sword; synonyms (n) blade, rapier, brand, steel, glaive, knife, brond, firebrand, fox, intoxicate. cleddyfwr swordsman; synonyms (n) fencer, cutthroat, soldier, sworder, swordman. cledr 1. pole; synonyms (n) perch, bar, picket, post, rod, support, terminal, axle, beam, axis, 2. rail; synonyms (n) balustrade, handrail, railing, fence, banister, track, path, (v) inveigh, vituperate, fulminate, 3. palm; synonyms (n) decoration,
medal, prize, thenar, victory, (v) hand, filch, bag, cabbage, crib, 4. pile; synonyms (n) heap, stack, mass, congeries, mound, bunch, accumulation, (v) pack, accumulate, amass, 5. post; synonyms (n) place, function, office, position, pillar, stake, attitude, (v) mail, locate, base. cledren 1. pole; synonyms (n) perch, bar, picket, post, rod, support, terminal, axle, beam, axis, 2. rail; synonyms (n) balustrade, handrail, railing, fence, banister, track, path, (v) inveigh, vituperate, fulminate, 3. pale; synonyms (adj) ghastly, faint, wan, dull, light, pallid, (v) dim, blanch, (n) boundary, confine; antonyms (adj) dark, rosy, strong, brown. cledrffordd railway; synonyms (n) railroad, line, tramway. clefyd 1. fever; synonyms (n) delirium, feverishness, frenzy, heat, pyrexia, febricity, excitement, restlessness, craze, enthusiasm, 2. disease; synonyms (n) ailment, condition, illness, sickness, complaint, infirmity, affection, affliction, bug, disorder. clegar 1. cluck; synonyms (n) cry, (v) cackle, clack, click, chuckle, chuck, blab, blabber, brattle, chatter, 2. cackle; synonyms (n) laugh, laughter, (v) giggle, snicker, crow, gaggle, chortle, snigger, (adj) prate, prattle, 3. clack; synonyms (v) clatter, babble, bang, clap, cluck, tick, jaw, talk, gabble, (adj) palaver. cleiog clayey; synonyms (adj) argillaceous, heavy, ponderous, strong, weighty, accented, arduous, argillous, backbreaking, burdened. cleisio bruise; synonyms (n) blow, contusion, break, buffet, (v) crush, hurt, wound, beat, bray, contuse. cleisiog bruised; synonyms (adj) contused, wounded, hurt, raw, sore, contusioned, discolored, inflamed, lame, livid. clem 1. notion; synonyms (n) feeling, belief, idea, impression, caprice, concept, conception, fancy, image, (v) judgment, 2. slice; synonyms (n) share, part, section, bit, chip, gash, morsel, (v) cut, slash, carve. clep 1. clack; synonyms (v) clatter, chatter, cackle, babble, bang, clap, cluck, prate, (adj) palaver, prattle, 2. clap; synonyms (v) blast, acclaim, applaud, slam, rumble, (n) boom, applause, gonorrhoea, blow, clack; antonym (v) boo, 3. gossip; synonyms (n) rumor, chitchat, gab, chatterbox, conversation, comment, talk, (v) chat, natter, tattle; antonym (n) fact. clepgi 1. babbler; synonyms (n) cackler, chatterbox, chatterer, gossip, talker, blab, blatterer, jangler, spouter, trifler, 2. blab; synonyms (v) babble, chatter, tattle, mouth, blabber, chat, clack, disclose, divulge, gabble, 3. tattletale; synonyms (n) informer, talebearer, tattler, telltale, blabbermouth,
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Welsh - English snitch, taleteller, scandalmonger, busybody, (v) canary, 4. telltale; synonyms (n) tattletale, check, (adj) revealing, telling. clepian 1. bang; synonyms (n) clap, beat, smack, knock, slap, smash, strike, (v) hit, slam, bash, 2. clap; synonyms (v) blast, acclaim, applaud, rumble, (n) bang, boom, applause, gonorrhoea, blow, clack; antonym (v) boo, 3. blab; synonyms (v) babble, chatter, tattle, mouth, blabber, chat, disclose, divulge, gabble, gibber, 4. slam; synonyms (v) shut, bump, damn, clobber, (n) bat, crash, shot, sweep, gibe, crack; antonym (v) praise. clerc clerk; synonyms (n) writer, transcriber, accountant, employee, recorder, salesclerk, (v) amanuensis, secretary, scribe, scrivener. cleren fly; synonyms (v) escape, dash, drive, flee, glide, elope, aviate, (n) flap, (adj) break, flit. clerigol clerical; synonyms (adj) accounting, bookkeeping, theocratic, administrative, church, directorial, managerial, organizational, (n) minister, preacher. clerigwr clergyman; synonyms (n) ecclesiastic, minister, chaplain, pastor, preacher, priest, reverend, (adj) divine; antonym (n) layman. clerwriaeth minstrelsy; synonyms (n) orchestra, entertainment, gayety, glee, joy, merriment, mirth, music. clewt clout; synonyms (n) cuff, hit, punch, knock, slap, swipe, crack, (v) smack, strike, whack. clewtian clout; synonyms (n) cuff, hit, punch, knock, slap, swipe, crack, (v) smack, strike, whack. clindarddach 1. crackle; synonyms (n) crackling, crepitation, (v) crack, crepitate, crunch, rustle, snap, sputter, 2. crackling; synonyms (n) crackle, crisp, crackleware, (adj) snapping, brisk, brittle, cheerful, crepitant, curl, effervescing. clipio clip; synonyms (n) clasp, blow, buckle, fastener, (v) nip, snip, trim, crop, curtail, cut; antonym (v) lengthen. clir clear; synonyms (adj) clean, certain, open, apparent, (v) bright, acquit, absolute, free, net, absolve; antonyms (adj) cloudy, opaque, unclear, dark, fuzzy, hazy, incomprehensible, obscure, uncertain, vague. clirio clear; synonyms (adj) clean, certain, open, apparent, (v) bright, acquit, absolute, free, net, absolve; antonyms (adj) cloudy, opaque, unclear, dark, fuzzy, hazy, incomprehensible, obscure, uncertain, vague. clo 1. lock; synonyms (n) curl, (v) bolt, bar, close, latch, engage, fasten, hug, hold, (adj) hair; antonyms (v) unlock, open, 2. conclusion; synonyms (n) closure, end, result, cessation, completion, sequel, termination, decision, dissolution, (v) closing; antonyms (n) beginning, start, opening, preface.
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cloadur closure; synonyms (n) closing, close, blockade, blockage, closedown, ending, occlusion, stop, stoppage, (v) cloture; antonym (n) inauguration. cloben monster; synonyms (n) giant, beast, brute, demon, devil, fiend, freak, behemoth, colossus, (adj) huge. clobyn monster; synonyms (n) giant, beast, brute, demon, devil, fiend, freak, behemoth, colossus, (adj) huge. cloc clock; synonyms (n) alarm, chronograph, knock, whack, punch, thump, (v) time, measure, stopwatch, attack. cloch bell; synonyms (n) chime, gong, ring, buzz, doorbell, alarm, siren, clang, call, buzzer. clochaidd 1. noisy; synonyms (adj) disorderly, boisterous, clamorous, loud, vociferous, blatant, rowdy, shrill, strident, tumultuous; antonyms (adj) quiet, peaceful, silent, calm, tranquil, 2. sonorous; synonyms (adj) resonant, rich, harmonious, round, sonant, sounding, vibrant, vocal, bass, deep. clochdar 1. cackle; synonyms (n) chuckle, laugh, (v) giggle, snicker, chatter, crow, gaggle, chortle, (adj) prate, prattle, 2. cluck; synonyms (n) cry, (v) cackle, clack, click, chuck, blab, blabber, brattle, clatter, fuss. clochdy 1. belfry; synonyms (n) campanile, apse, head, pinnacle, 2. steeple; synonyms (n) spire, (adj) tower, column, monument, obelisk, pillar, pyramid. clochydd 1. bellman; synonyms (n) bellboy, bellhop, crier, herald, pursuivant, marshal, trumpeter, 2. sexton; synonyms (n) sacristan, beadle, verger, almoner. clocian cluck; synonyms (n) cry, (v) cackle, clack, click, chuckle, chuck, blab, blabber, brattle, chatter. clocsen clog; synonyms (v) bar, choke, obstruct, encumber, foul, hinder, (n) block, obstruction, burden, glut; antonym (v) unclog. clod 1. fame; synonyms (n) credit, distinction, report, reputation, bruit, honor, prestige, renown, buzz, (v) celebrity; antonyms (n) infamy, obscurity, anonymity, 2. renown; synonyms (n) fame, glory, eminence, notoriety, kudos, name, popularity, prominence, lustre, praise, 3. praise; synonyms (n) compliment, acclaim, applause, commendation, (v) applaud, approve, commend, extol, flatter, celebrate; antonyms (n) criticism, disparagement, (v) criticize, belittle, disparage, rebuke, reprimand, reproach, scold, chastise. cloddfa 1. mine; synonyms (n) dig, excavation, pit, fund, vein, (v) excavate, sap, burrow, exploit, (adj) delve, 2. quarry; synonyms (n) mine, prey, game, target, victim, butt, lode, objective.
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cloddio 1. dig; synonyms (v) jab, delve, prod, burrow, comprehend, excavate, investigate, (n) poke, excavation, gibe; antonym (n) compliment, 2. delve; synonyms (v) dig, rummage, grub, mine, root, tunnel, 3. quarry; synonyms (n) prey, game, pit, target, victim, butt, fund, lode, objective, 4. mine; synonyms (n) vein, shaft, well, bomb, (v) sap, exploit, bore, undermine, (adj) gouge, dent. cloddiwr 1. digger; synonyms (n) excavator, shovel, manager, shovelful, spadeful, 2. navvy; synonyms (n) laborer, drudge, hack, hacker, peon, (v) pavior. clodfori 1. extol; synonyms (v) commend, exalt, acclaim, applaud, celebrate, eulogize, laud, glorify, praise, admire; antonym (v) criticize, 2. praise; synonyms (n) compliment, applause, commendation, glory, kudos, admiration, (v) approve, extol, honor, flatter; antonyms (n) criticism, disparagement, (v) belittle, disparage, rebuke, reprimand, reproach, scold, chastise, denigrate. clodwiw 1. commendable; synonyms (adj) laudable, praiseworthy, admirable, creditable, good, worthy, deserving, meritorious, (adv) laudably, praiseworthily; antonyms (adj) blameworthy, unworthy, 2. praiseworthy; synonyms (adj) commendable, excellent, honorable, applaudable, exemplary; antonym (adj) lamentable. cloer 1. locker; synonyms (n) closet, cupboard, cabinet, compartment, footlocker, sideboard, cellaret, commode, console, storeroom, 2. niche; synonyms (n) corner, alcove, hole, bay, recess, nook, opening, place, recession, cranny. cloff lame; synonyms (adj) crippled, game, disabled, feeble, halt, halting, weak, (v) cripple, maim, paralyze. cloffi 1. halt; synonyms (n) stay, block, cessation, (v) stop, arrest, cease, check, limp, desist, discontinue; antonyms (v) start, continue, 2. lame; synonyms (adj) crippled, game, disabled, feeble, halt, halting, weak, (v) cripple, maim, paralyze. cloffrwym 1. hobble; synonyms (v) limp, fetter, hamper, hitch, hopple, handcuff, bridle, manacle, (adv) halt, (adj) scrape, 2. fetter; synonyms (v) shackle, bind, chain, confine, band, hinder, (n) bond, gyve, hobble, tether; antonyms (v) release, free. clog 1. rock; synonyms (n) boulder, calculus, (v) jar, sway, cradle, jolt, shake, toss, (adj) pebble, stone, 2. cloak; synonyms (n) mask, veil, camouflage, cape, masquerade, (v) cover, wrap, conceal, dissemble, hide; antonyms (v) disclose, reveal, uncover, 3. precipice; synonyms (n) cliff, steep, verge, clef, crevice, danger, drop, edge, hill, mountain. clogfaen boulder; synonyms (n) bowlder, pebble, rock, gemstone, (adj) ball, globe, sphere.
clogwyn 1. cliff; synonyms (n) bluff, precipice, hill, mountain, promontory, (adj) wall, 2. crag; synonyms (n) cliff, rock, face, (adj) stone, crest, crystal, granite, pike, quartz, flint, 3. bluff; synonyms (n) bravado, cheat, (v) beguile, blague, (adj) brusque, blunt, direct, rough, candid, peak, 4. precipice; synonyms (n) steep, verge, clef, crevice, danger, drop, edge, point, threshold, overhang. clogwynog 1. craggy; synonyms (adj) rough, cragged, rocky, rugged, cliffy, harsh, hilly, jagged, uneven, broken; antonym (adj) smooth, 2. precipitous; synonyms (adj) abrupt, steep, precipitate, sharp, high, perpendicular, hasty, headlong, precipitant, sheer. clogyrnaidd 1. rough; synonyms (adj) coarse, hard, harsh, raw, crude, cruel, grating, gross, hoarse, jagged; antonyms (adj) gentle, smooth, polished, precise, refined, silky, soft, sophisticated, even, exact, 2. clumsy; synonyms (adj) bumbling, bungling, cumbersome, unwieldy, gawky, inapt, inept, maladroit, rude, (n) awkward; antonyms (adj) graceful, nimble, clever, dexterous, skillful, adroit, deft, 3. rugged; synonyms (adj) difficult, rocky, broken, craggy, hardy, hilly, robust, strong, (n) rough, ragged; antonym (adj) delicate. cloi lock; synonyms (n) curl, (v) bolt, bar, close, latch, engage, fasten, hug, hold, (adj) hair; antonyms (v) unlock, open. clonc 1. gossip; synonyms (n) rumor, chitchat, gab, chatterbox, conversation, babble, comment, (v) chat, chatter, natter; antonym (n) fact, 2. addled; synonyms (adj) confused, bewildered, muddled, acarpous, arid, infecund, sterile, unfertile, unfruitful, unprolific, 3. clank; synonyms (n) clash, clangor, clangour, jingle, rattle, chink, clatter, (v) clang, bang, jangle. clopa 1. club; synonyms (n) association, bat, circle, society, stick, baton, company, cudgel, (v) beat, bludgeon, 2. knob; synonyms (n) button, handle, bump, grip, hump, knop, lump, node, nub, (adj) bulb, 3. noddle; synonyms (n) head, nob, pate, pericranium, scull, nodule. cloren 1. rump; synonyms (n) backside, behind, bottom, buttocks, posterior, rear, tail, can, croup, hindquarters, 2. tail (cwt); synonyms (n) shadow, butt, rump, (v) follow, pursue, track, trail, chase, dog, (adj) back; antonyms (v) head, front. clorian balance; synonyms (n) poise, symmetry, excess, remainder, (v) counterbalance, adjust, offset, compensate, contrast, settle; antonyms (n) imbalance, (v) unbalance. cloriannu 1. balance; synonyms (n) poise, symmetry, excess, remainder, (v) counterbalance, adjust, offset, compensate, contrast, settle; antonyms (n) imbalance, (v) unbalance, 2. weigh; synonyms (v)
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Welsh - English balance, press, study, consider, count, matter, measure, deliberate, assess, contemplate. cloronen potato; synonyms (n) murphy, spud, tater, bittersweet, countenance, eggplant, face, head. clos 1. yard; synonyms (n) court, courtyard, garden, backyard, grounds, close, quadrangle, enclosure, beehive, bindery, 2. close (cau); synonyms (adj) near, adjacent, nearby, accurate, tight, (v) compact, stop, (adv) by, (n) end, finish; antonyms (adj) distant, airy, fresh, loose, far, (v) open, start. closio 1. close (cau); synonyms (adj) near, adjacent, nearby, accurate, tight, (v) compact, stop, (adv) by, (n) end, finish; antonyms (adj) distant, airy, fresh, loose, far, (v) open, start, 2. near (agos); synonyms (prep) about, around, (adv) close, almost, (adj) adjoining, contiguous, imminent, (v) familiar, approximate, approach. clud 1. baggage; synonyms (n) luggage, bag, bags, equipment, gear, pack, stuff, 2. luggage; synonyms (n) baggage, thing, goods, suitcase, things, case. cludadwy portable; synonyms (adj) mobile, movable, portative, light, convenient, manageable, pocket, carriageable, cartable, compact; antonym (adj) fixed. cludair 1. load; synonyms (n) charge, cargo, freight, stack, heap, pack, (v) burden, fill, encumber, pile; antonym (v) unload, 2. heap; synonyms (n) accumulation, collection, amass, group, lot, mass, mound, (v) aggregate, bank, collect. cludiad carriage; synonyms (n) attitude, transport, behavior, conveyance, air, coach, demeanor, deportment, gait, (v) bearing. cludo 1. bear (arth); synonyms (v) carry, accept, abide, acquit, stand, take, afford, allow, apply, assume, 2. carry (cario); synonyms (v) bear, bring, convey, conduct, behave, comport, hold, pack, transport, load, 3. convey; synonyms (v) communicate, channel, express, fetch, transfer, transmit, impart, mean, cause, cede, 4. port; synonyms (n) harbor, haven, asylum, carriage, demeanor, pier, mien, bearing, (adj) larboard, left; antonym (n) starboard. cludwr porter; synonyms (n) carrier, doorkeeper, gatekeeper, janitor, caretaker, doorman, ostiary, concierge, redcap. cludydd porter; synonyms (n) carrier, doorkeeper, gatekeeper, janitor, caretaker, doorman, ostiary, concierge, redcap. clun 1. leg (coes); synonyms (n) stage, blackleg, branch, peg, post, arm, column, limb, member, phase, 2. hip; synonyms (n) haunch, coxa, loin, pelvis, (adj) hep, stylish, chic, in, popular, 3. brushwood; synonyms (n) brush, undergrowth, underwood, scrub, bushes, copse, firewood, thicket, 4. haunch; synonyms (n) side, parietes, temple, tenderloin, 5. thigh; synonym (n)
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fleck, mend, plot, bed, blot, freckle, bit, (v) piece, botch. clwyd 1. gate; synonyms (n) entrance, door, entry, mouth, doorway, exit, port, approach, threshold, gateway, 2. hurdle; synonyms (n) barrier, hitch, difficulty, hindrance, impediment, obstacle, obstruction, (v) jump, overcome, vault, 3. rack; synonyms (n) manger, wrack, bracket, cage, (v) torture, excruciate, torment, afflict, agonize, pain, 4. roost; synonyms (n) perch, (v) lodge, rest, stay, abide, inhabit, settle, (adj) reside, dwell, live. clwydo 1. roost; synonyms (n) perch, (v) lodge, rest, stay, abide, inhabit, settle, (adj) reside, dwell, live, 2. perch; synonyms (n) rod, covert, (v) roost, light, alight, land, sit, squat, lie, balance. clwyf 1. wound; synonyms (n) bruise, harm, pain, injury, scratch, (v) hurt, cut, damage, offend, injure, 2. disease; synonyms (n) ailment, condition, illness, sickness, complaint, infirmity, affection, affliction, bug, disorder. clwyfo wound; synonyms (n) bruise, harm, pain, injury, scratch, (v) hurt, cut, damage, offend, injure. clwyfus 1. wounded; synonyms (adj) hurt, bruised, bloody, (n) casualty, maimed; antonym (adj) composed, 2. sick; synonyms (adj) ill, queasy, ailing, indisposed, poorly, weary, invalid, diseased, morbid, sickly; antonyms (adj) well, healthy, 3. sore; synonyms (adj) painful, sensitive, angry, raw, (n) injury, boil, cut, lesion, (v) acute, sharp; antonym (adj) painless. clyd 1. warm; synonyms (adj) hot, affectionate, tender, ardent, cordial, fervent, lively, fond, loving, earnest; antonyms (adj) aloof, cold, unfriendly, reserved, hostile, (v) cool, chill, 2. cosy; synonyms (adj) cozy, companionable, snug, sociable, clubbable, conversable, (n) cosey, (v) comfortable, 3. snug; synonyms (adj) cosy, easy, comfy, close, tight, warm, homely, secure, trim, (v) neat; antonyms (adj) baggy, uncomfortable, 4. sheltered; synonyms (adj) safe, screened, secluded, (v) protected, private; antonym (adj) desolate. clyfar 1. clever; synonyms (adj) adroit, capable, acute, able, apt, intelligent, smart, astute, cunning, (v) brilliant; antonyms (adj) stupid, clumsy, unintelligent, dim, dull, inept, 2. agreeable; synonyms (adj) acceptable, accordant, pleasant, pleasing, nice, affable, amusing, compatible, conformable, congenial; antonyms (adj) disagreeable, discordant, nasty, unpleasant, unwilling, aggressive, resistant, 3. pleasant; synonyms (adj) bright, agreeable, amiable, charming, jolly, kindly, facetious, attractive, cheerful, clear; antonyms (adj) disgusting, foul, gruesome, harsh, horrible, repugnant, shocking, terrible, unwelcome, appalling.
clymblaid 1. clique; synonyms (n) clan, faction, circle, gang, set, band, coterie, group, ring, knot, 2. cabal; synonyms (n) conspiracy, junto, scheme, intrigue, plot, camarilla, combination, (v) conspire, complot, machinate. clymog 1. entangled; synonyms (adj) involved, complicated, intricate, embroiled, complex, foul, matted, tangled; antonym (adj) free, 2. knotty; synonyms (adj) knotted, difficult, gnarled, convoluted, gnarly, elaborate, troublesome, baffling, hard, nodose; antonyms (adj) simple, straight, straightforward. clymu 1. tie; synonyms (n) band, connection, draw, lace, (v) link, bond, attach, bind, join, knot; antonyms (v) disconnect, untie, undo, 2. knot; synonyms (n) bow, cluster, tie, loop, bunch, gang, joint, lump, (v) entangle, knit, 3. fasten; synonyms (v) connect, fix, anchor, append, brace, clasp, clinch, determine, pin, (adj) affix; antonyms (v) unfasten, detach, unlock. clytio 1. piece; synonyms (n) cut, division, fragment, part, article, component, composition, hunk, lump, patch, 2. patch; synonyms (n) darn, fleck, mend, plot, bed, blot, freckle, bit, (v) piece, botch. clytiog 1. ragged; synonyms (adj) seedy, threadbare, worn, hoarse, jagged, scruffy, torn, dilapidated, (n) shabby, harsh; antonyms (adj) pristine, smart, elegant, 2. patched; synonyms (adj) besmirched, damaged, flyblown, mean, ragged, spotted, stained, sullied, tainted, tarnished. clytwaith patchwork; synonyms (n) jumble, melange, miscellany, check, hodgepodge, medley, mess, ambigu, episode, hotchpot. clyw hearing; synonyms (n) audition, earshot, ear, trial, consultation, sound, reach, examination, (adj) audience, auditory; antonym (adj) deaf. clywadwy audible; synonyms (adj) clear, distinct, hearable, plain, detectable, sounding, sharp, acute, definite, discernible; antonym (adj) inaudible. clywed 1. hear; synonyms (v) attend, discover, apprehend, understand, catch, examine, learn, listen, overhear, see, 2. feel; synonyms (v) experience, sense, consider, finger, handle, (n) touch, atmosphere, feeling, sound, texture; antonym (v) observe, 3. smell; synonyms (n) odor, fragrance, savor, aroma, bouquet, odour, (v) reek, nose, perfume, scent, 4. taste; synonyms (n) bit, flavor, liking, morsel, penchant, appetite, (v) relish, sample, smack, discernment; antonyms (n) dislike, tastelessness. clywedigaeth hearing; synonyms (n) audition, earshot, ear, trial, consultation, sound, reach, examination, (adj) audience, auditory; antonym (adj) deaf. clywedydd 1. hearer; synonyms (n) auditor, listener, attendant, attendee, attender, audient, earwitness,
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Welsh - English tender, 2. auditor; synonyms (n) accountant, hearer, bookkeeper, clerk, investigator, assessor, superintendent. cnaf 1. knave; synonyms (n) rogue, cheat, crook, jack, rascal, villain, cad, miscreant, rapscallion, scalawag, 2. rascal; synonyms (n) imp, knave, monkey, scamp, scoundrel, vagabond, varlet, brat, scallywag, rake. cnafaidd 1. rascally; synonyms (adj) dirty, contemptible, abject, mean, mischievous, roguish, scabby, scoundrelly, scurvy, shabby, 2. knavish; synonyms (adj) crafty, dishonest, fraudulent, tricky, sly, cunning, dodgy, foxy, guileful. cnaif 1. fleece; synonyms (n) skin, (v) cheat, extort, bilk, bleed, deceive, pigeon, pluck, shear, strip, 2. shearing; synonyms (n) cutting, clipping, clip, embrace, tilting, (v) fleece. cnap 1. boss; synonyms (n) chief, governor, head, overseer, superior, ruler, administrator, (v) administer, govern, direct, 2. lump; synonyms (n) heap, chunk, knot, block, clod, hunk, tumor, bit, (v) clot, (adj) mass, 3. knob; synonyms (n) button, handle, bump, grip, hump, knop, lump, node, nub, (adj) bulb. cnapan 1. bowl; synonyms (n) basin, pot, plate, container, hollow, stadium, arena, depression, bowlful, (v) hurl, 2. ball; synonyms (n) bulb, globe, shot, shell, bead, baseball, bullet, dance, football, lump. cnapiog lumpy; synonyms (adj) chunky, coarse, dull, dumpy, gawky, gritty, indolent, rude, (v) lumpish, (n) failure. cnawd 1. flesh; synonyms (n) brawn, mortality, beef, anatomy, chassis, figure, form, frame, (adj) carnality, concupiscence, 2. brawn; synonyms (n) muscle, strength, force, flesh, meat, might, power, sinew. cnawdol 1. fleshly; synonyms (adj) animal, carnal, bodily, sensual, corporeal, physical, human, lascivious, lustful, material, 2. carnal; synonyms (adj) earthly, brutal, erotic, sexual, worldly, brute, corporal, earthy, lecherous, (adv) fleshly, 3. fleshy; synonyms (adj) fat, corpulent, brawny, chubby, obese, overweight, heavy, gross, (adv) plump, portly; antonym (adj) skinny. cneifio 1. clip; synonyms (n) clasp, blow, buckle, fastener, (v) nip, snip, trim, crop, curtail, cut; antonym (v) lengthen, 2. fleece; synonyms (n) skin, (v) cheat, extort, bilk, bleed, deceive, pigeon, pluck, shear, strip, 3. shear; synonyms (v) clip, fleece, lop, pare, prune, shave, chop, chip, poll, (adj) dock. cneifiwr shearer; synonym (n) reaper. cneuen nut; synonyms (n) lunatic, crackpot, crank, eccentric, egg, freak, fruitcake, kernel, head, fruit.
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cnewyllyn kernel; synonyms (n) core, center, essence, gist, heart, content, grain, inwardness, marrow, nucleus. cnith 1. blow (chwythu); synonyms (n) bang, beat, blast, knock, shock, wallop, (v) puff, bloom, blossom, (adj) gasp; antonyms (v) calm, save, 2. pluck; synonyms (v) cull, jerk, fleece, gather, pick, pull, (n) courage, grit, boldness, (adj) nerve. cno 1. bite (brathu, cnoi); synonyms (n) taste, bit, cheat, (v) sting, nip, chew, cut, pinch, burn, eat, 2. chewing; synonyms (adj) masticatory, (n) mastication, chaw, cud, plug, quid, wad. cnoad bite (brathu, cnoi); synonyms (n) taste, bit, cheat, (v) sting, nip, chew, cut, pinch, burn, eat. cnoc knock; synonyms (v) hit, blow, bump, cuff, punch, (n) rap, bang, tap, bash, crash; antonym (v) praise. cnofa pang; synonyms (n) anguish, ache, agony, pain, torture, twinge, cramp, distress, stab, sting. cnoi 1. bite (brathu); synonyms (n) taste, bit, cheat, (v) sting, nip, chew, cut, pinch, burn, eat, 2. gnaw; synonyms (v) bite, fret, crunch, corrode, erode, nibble, masticate, munch, champ, (n) chafe, 3. chew; synonyms (v) chomp, gnaw, manducate, mouth, jaw, berate, (n) chaw, chewing, cud, mastication, 4. ache; synonyms (n) hunger, pain, twinge, thirst, (v) hurt, long, itch, pine, smart, yearn; antonym (n) pleasure. cnot 1. bunch; synonyms (n) cluster, clump, crowd, batch, band, gang, group, lot, (v) bundle, huddle; antonym (v) disperse, 2. know (gwybod); synonyms (v) discern, comprehend, can, distinguish, have, recognize, understand, feel, acknowledge, agnise. cnu fleece; synonyms (n) skin, (v) cheat, extort, bilk, bleed, deceive, pigeon, pluck, shear, strip. cnud pack; synonyms (n) bundle, mob, bevy, bunch, company, herd, batch, (v) crowd, compress, heap; antonym (v) unpack. cnuf fleece; synonyms (n) skin, (v) cheat, extort, bilk, bleed, deceive, pigeon, pluck, shear, strip. cnwd 1. crop; synonyms (n) fruit, harvest, craw, (v) browse, graze, reap, top, cultivate, cut, (adj) clip, 2. covering; synonyms (n) coating, cover, clothing, blanket, coat, casing, apparel, case, concealment, wrapper. cnydfawr 1. fruitful; synonyms (adj) fertile, copious, abundant, fecund, plentiful, profitable, rich, good, fat, lucrative; antonyms (adj) unproductive, barren, infertile, unfruitful, 2. productive; synonyms (adj) fruitful, generative, helpful, constructive, inventive, original, creative, plenteous, producing, prolific; antonym (adj) unprofitable. cnydio crop; synonyms (n) fruit, harvest, craw, (v) browse, graze, reap, top, cultivate, cut, (adj) clip.
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cnydiog 1. fruitful; synonyms (adj) fertile, copious, abundant, fecund, plentiful, profitable, rich, good, fat, lucrative; antonyms (adj) unproductive, barren, infertile, unfruitful, 2. productive; synonyms (adj) fruitful, generative, helpful, constructive, inventive, original, creative, plenteous, producing, prolific; antonym (adj) unprofitable. cob 1. coat; synonyms (n) cover, coating, crust, film, fur, jacket, layer, (v) cloak, sheath, blanket, 2. cloak; synonyms (n) mask, veil, camouflage, cape, masquerade, pall, (v) wrap, conceal, dissemble, hide; antonyms (v) disclose, reveal, uncover. coblyn 1. goblin; synonyms (n) elf, fairy, brownie, gnome, sprite, bogy, demon, hob, hobgoblin, imp, 2. imp; synonyms (n) rascal, gremlin, monkey, pixie, devil, fiend, child, goblin, pixy, rogue, 3. sprite; synonyms (n) faerie, leprechaun, nymph, apparition, spirit, troll, faery, hamadryad, kelpie, mermaid. coch red; synonyms (adj) crimson, flushed, carmine, glowing, rosy, ruby, sanguine, cherry, pink, radical. cochder redness; synonyms (n) flush, blush, red, glow, inflammation. cochi 1. blush; synonyms (n) flush, bloom, color, red, rosiness, redness, ruddiness, (v) glow, redden, crimson; antonym (n) pallor, 2. redness; synonyms (n) blush, inflammation, 3. redden; synonyms (v) rubify, (adj) mantle. cochl 1. cloak; synonyms (n) mask, veil, camouflage, cape, masquerade, (v) cover, wrap, conceal, dissemble, hide; antonyms (v) disclose, reveal, uncover, 2. mantle; synonyms (n) cloak, pall, blanket, curtain, blind, coat, drape, layer, (adj) blush, flush. cocsen cockle; synonyms (v) crease, pucker, ruffle, rumple, fold, crinkle, crumple, ripple, undulate, coax. cod 1. bag; synonyms (n) pocket, pouch, package, briefcase, purse, sack, case, (v) bulge, capture, catch, 2. pouch; synonyms (n) bag, poke, pod, sac, container, (v) bulk, jut, protrude. codded 1. anger; synonyms (n) displeasure, fury, rage, indignation, (v) enrage, incense, aggravate, displease, exasperate, irritate; antonyms (n) pleasure, composure, (v) please, placate, pacify, calm, 2. grief; synonyms (n) affliction, dolor, anguish, distress, agony, pain, regret, wound, chagrin, (adj) sore; antonyms (n) joy, happiness. coddi 1. anger; synonyms (n) displeasure, fury, rage, indignation, (v) enrage, incense, aggravate, displease, exasperate, irritate; antonyms (n) pleasure, composure, (v) please, placate, pacify, calm, 2. offend; synonyms (v) affront, insult,
contravene, injure, disgust, infringe, abuse, anger, annoy, break. codi rise; synonyms (n) elevation, lift, ascent, (v) climb, mount, ascend, increase, heave, arise, jump; antonyms (n) reduction, (v) fall, decrease, drop, sink, descend, plummet, retire. codiad 1. rise; synonyms (n) elevation, lift, ascent, (v) climb, mount, ascend, increase, heave, arise, jump; antonyms (n) reduction, (v) fall, decrease, drop, sink, descend, plummet, retire, 2. rising; synonyms (adj) climbing, (n) ascending, mutiny, rebellion, revolt, ascension, insurrection, outbreak, rise, (adv) increasing; antonyms (adj) plummeting, decreasing, plunging. codog 1. baggy; synonyms (adj) loose, flabby, slack, flaccid, bulging, flapping, roomy, streaming, wide, large; antonyms (adj) tight, close-fitting, 2. miser; synonyms (n) churl, curmudgeon, hunks, muckworm, niggard, skinflint, accumulator, collector, magpie, muckerer. codwm 1. fall (cwympo); synonyms (v) decline, dip, decrease, descend, dive, rain, (n) drop, descent, downfall, plunge; antonyms (v) rise, increase, ascend, climb, triumph, win, (n) ascent, 2. tumble; synonyms (n) fall, (v) jumble, stumble, collapse, crumble, slip, spill, topple, confuse, toss. codwr 1. riser; synonym (n) base, 2. lifter; synonyms (n) thief, weightlifter, cleaner, tongs, hoist, winch, admirer, booster, champion, crane, 3. raiser; synonyms (n) cultivator, grower, agriculturist, tiller. coed 1. wood; synonyms (n) forest, timber, woods, tree, lumber, coppice, jungle, 2. forest; synonyms (n) woodland, timberland, wood, (v) afforest. coedd public; synonyms (adj) common, national, overt, civic, general, communal, mutual, (n) folk, community, (v) open; antonyms (adj) private, confidential, personal. coeden 1. tree; synonyms (n) gallows, gibbet, stem, house, tribe, hierarchy, landmark, lentisk, (v) corner, collar, 2. woods; synonyms (n) wood, forest, woodland, timber, 3. wood; synonyms (n) woods, tree, lumber, coppice, jungle, 4. timber; synonyms (n) beam, plank, girder, rafter, timberland, board, joist, ore, quality, support. coedio 1. beat; synonyms (v) batter, flap, pulsate, throb, tick, trounce, (n) pulse, thump, knock, round; antonym (v) lose, 2. timber; synonyms (n) wood, forest, lumber, beam, plank, girder, rafter, tree, timberland, woodland. coediog 1. wooded; synonyms (adj) forested, leafy, 2. wood; synonyms (n) forest, timber, woods, tree, lumber, coppice, jungle. coedwig 1. forest; synonyms (n) timber, jungle, woodland, timberland, wood, woods, (v) afforest,
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Welsh - English 2. wood; synonyms (n) forest, tree, lumber, coppice. coedwigwr 1. woodman; synonyms (n) woodsman, woodworker, sportsman, 2. forester; synonyms (n) woodman, arboriculturist, foot, foster, walker, hunter, pedestrian, woodcutter. coeg 1. empty; synonyms (adj) discharge, hollow, destitute, bare, blank, barren, abandoned, (v) drain, clear, deplete; antonyms (adj) full, crowded, meaningful, packed, brimming, inhabited, occupied, swarming, cultivated, (v) fill, 2. blind; synonyms (adj) sightless, (v) bedazzle, daze, dazzle, obscure, (n) screen, curtain, shutter, awning, drape; antonym (adj) sighted, 3. vain; synonyms (adj) futile, proud, arrogant, conceited, fruitless, useless, empty, idle, abortive, ineffectual; antonym (adj) modest, 4. one-eyed. coegddyn 1. fop; synonyms (n) dandy, coxcomb, dude, beau, gallant, swell, clotheshorse, 2. fool; synonyms (n) blockhead, dunce, clown, ass, buffoon, (v) dupe, deceive, bamboozle, befool, cheat, 3. coxcomb; synonyms (n) cockscomb, fop, exquisite, comb, jackanapes, ape, combing, cox, princox, gull. coegedd 1. emptiness; synonyms (n) blank, blankness, vacancy, vanity, void, vacuity, futility, inanition, inanity, space; antonyms (n) overcrowding, richness, fullness, value, 2. silliness; synonyms (n) absurdity, folly, foolishness, nonsense, fatuity, fatuousness, giddiness, lunacy, idiocy, simplicity. coegen 1. coquette; synonyms (n) vamp, jilt, minx, (v) flirt, coquet, dally, romance, 2. minx; synonyms (n) coquette, hussy, jackanapes, malapert, jade, quean, slut, bitch, annoyer, baggage. coegfalch 1. vain; synonyms (adj) futile, proud, arrogant, conceited, fruitless, useless, empty, idle, abortive, ineffectual; antonym (adj) modest, 2. foppish; synonyms (adj) dandified, dandyish, affected, pretty, apish, buckish, priggish, prim, smug, (n) beauish. coegi mock; synonyms (adj) counterfeit, (v) deride, ridicule, burlesque, gibe, ape, flout, mimic, scoff, (n) jeer; antonyms (adj) genuine, real. coeglyd 1. vain; synonyms (adj) futile, proud, arrogant, conceited, fruitless, useless, empty, idle, abortive, ineffectual; antonym (adj) modest, 2. sarcastic; synonyms (adj) cutting, sharp, acid, acrimonious, biting, bitter, caustic, poignant, pungent, (v) derisive; antonym (adj) gentle. coegni 1. spite; synonyms (n) resentment, malice, grudge, hatred, malevolence, pique, animosity, maliciousness, nastiness, rancor; antonym (n) kindness, 2. vanity; synonyms (n) conceit, arrogance, egotism, emptiness, pride, futility, inanity, conceitedness, pretension, pomposity;
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synonyms (v) think, assume, conceive, consider, guess, reckon, understand, accept, expect, (n) trust, 4. accredit; synonyms (v) authorize, assign, attribute, certify, allow, empower, appoint, delegate, impute, intrust. coeliwr creditor; synonyms (n) debtee, lienor. coes 1. leg; synonyms (n) stage, blackleg, branch, peg, post, arm, column, limb, member, phase, 2. handle; synonyms (v) administer, conduct, feel, wield, control, deal, direct, finger, (n) grip, clutch, 3. stem; synonyms (n) root, bow, shank, stalk, stick, handle, (v) originate, block, arrest, halt, 4. stalk; synonyms (n) stem, pursuit, (v) pursue, follow, walk, shadow, tail, haunt, hunt, stride, 5. shank; synonyms (n) haft, hilt, cannon, shaft, blade, heft, plinth, scale, serif. coetgae 1. enclosure; synonyms (n) coop, cage, barrier, enclosing, pen, hedge, addition, sty, case, envelopment, 2. hedge; synonyms (n) fence, hedging, (v) dodge, fudge, elude, evade, skirt, avoid, circumvent, duck. coeth 1. fine; synonyms (adj) delicate, agreeable, dainty, brave, capital, elegant, excellent, nice, (n) penalty, (v) punish; antonyms (adj) poor, thick, coarse, substantial, unsatisfactory, wide, 2. elegant; synonyms (adj) graceful, courtly, splendid, beautiful, polite, refined, dressy, artistic, charming, chic; antonyms (adj) clumsy, inelegant, scruffy, ugly, plain, tacky, 3. refined; synonyms (adj) cultured, polished, gentle, pure, courteous, cultivated, urbane, chaste, fine, educated; antonyms (adj) unrefined, raw, uncouth, rough. coethder 1. elegance; synonyms (n) delicacy, daintiness, beauty, refinement, chic, flair, grace, style, courtliness, class; antonyms (n) clumsiness, awkwardness, 2. refinement; synonyms (n) cultivation, culture, gentility, purification, civilization, courtesy, elaboration, finish, nicety, (adj) elegance; antonyms (n) rudeness, vulgarity. coethi 1. chastise; synonyms (v) castigate, chasten, correct, criticize, punish, reprimand, scourge, beat, scold, discipline; antonym (v) praise, 2. babble; synonyms (n) drivel, (v) murmur, chat, gab, gossip, ripple, talk, blab, blather, bubble; antonyms (v) quietness, silence, stillness, 3. bark; synonyms (n) snarl, yelp, rind, bay, crust, peel, (v) yap, skin, cry, growl; antonyms (v) mutter, whisper, 4. refine; synonyms (v) cultivate, clear, purify, civilize, elaborate, improve, smelt, develop, (adj) clarify, purge. coethwr refiner; synonyms (n) purifier, cleanser, smelter. cof 1. memory; synonyms (n) memento, recall, recollection, remembrance, reminiscence, commemoration, memorial, remembering, retention, (v) mind, 2. remembrance; synonyms
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recognition, token, epitaph, record, celebration, 3. mind; synonyms (n) intellect, brain, (v) care, look, attend, beware, keep, listen, notice, (adj) heed; antonym (v) forget. cofadail monument; synonyms (n) memorial, headstone, column, record, tombstone, shrine, slab, tablet, landmark, (adj) obelisk. cofeb 1. memorial; synonyms (n) commemoration, remembrance, memento, cenotaph, headstone, monument, record, epitaph, memory, (adj) commemorative, 2. memorandum; synonyms (n) memo, note, memorial, entry, letter, memoranda, notice. coffa 1. remembrance; synonyms (n) memory, recollection, commemoration, memorial, mind, recall, memento, relic, monument, anamnesis, 2. remember (cofio); synonyms (v) commemorate, recognize, recollect, consider, record, remind, retain, think, review, ponder; antonym (v) forget. coffadwriaeth 1. memory; synonyms (n) memento, recall, recollection, remembrance, reminiscence, commemoration, memorial, remembering, retention, (v) mind, 2. remembrance; synonyms (n) memory, relic, monument, anamnesis, keepsake, recognition, token, epitaph, record, celebration. coffadwriaethol memorial; synonyms (n) commemoration, remembrance, memento, cenotaph, headstone, monument, record, epitaph, memory, (adj) commemorative. coffi coffee; synonyms (n) brown, chocolate, cocoa, beige, tan, umber, (adj) auburn, brunette, russet. coffr 1. trunk; synonyms (n) stem, boot, torso, body, bole, proboscis, snout, stalk, box, stock, 2. coffer; synonyms (n) chest, case, caisson, casket, trunk, safe, strongbox, treasury, 3. chest; synonyms (n) bosom, bust, bureau, dresser, chamber, crate, thorax. cofgolofn monument; synonyms (n) memorial, headstone, column, record, tombstone, shrine, slab, tablet, landmark, (adj) obelisk. cofiadur recorder; synonyms (n) clerk, registrar, register, reporter, enroll, schedule, telltale. cofiadwy memorable; synonyms (adj) extraordinary, notable, signal, unforgettable, eventful, momentous, monumental, noteworthy, striking; antonym (adj) forgettable. cofiannydd biographer; synonyms (n) writer, novelist, dramatist, (v) fabulist. cofiant 1. biography; synonyms (n) autobiography, history, life, memoirs, memoir, story, animation, 2. memoir; synonyms (n) biography, discourse, journal, record, account. cofio 1. remember; synonyms (v) commemorate, recognize, recall, recollect, consider, record, remind, retain, think, review; antonym (v) forget, 2.
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Welsh - English recollect; synonyms (v) remember, mind, reminisce, retrieve, 3. mind; synonyms (n) intellect, brain, (v) care, look, attend, beware, keep, listen, notice, (adj) heed, 4. recall; synonyms (v) countermand, repeal, rescind, retract, reverse, revoke, (n) anamnesis, memory, return, annulment. cofl 1. embrace; synonyms (v) comprise, clasp, hug, admit, adopt, comprehend, contain, cover, (n) bosom, clutch; antonym (v) reject, 2. bosom; synonyms (n) breast, heart, interior, boob, embrace, bust, chest, soul, spirit, (adj) intimate. coflaid 1. armful; synonyms (n) capful, handful, mouthful, spoonful, 2. bundle; synonyms (n) cluster, pile, sheaf, batch, group, heap, load, (v) bunch, pack, clump. cofleidio 1. hug; synonyms (n) embrace, hold, clinch, (v) clasp, cuddle, squeeze, cling, cherish, clutch, grasp, 2. embrace; synonyms (v) comprise, hug, admit, adopt, comprehend, contain, cover, encompass, espouse, (n) bosom; antonym (v) reject. coflyfr 1. record; synonyms (n) register, list, account, book, disk, document, history, (v) chronicle, file, enter, 2. chronicle; synonyms (n) annals, story, narrative, roll, journal, tale, (v) record, date, log, report. cofnod 1. record; synonyms (n) register, list, account, book, disk, document, history, (v) chronicle, file, enter, 2. minute; synonyms (n) instant, flash, jiffy, note, memorandum, moment, second, (adj) little, delicate, microscopic; antonyms (adj) enormous, huge, big, gigantic, 3. memorandum; synonyms (n) memo, memorial, entry, letter, memoranda, notice, record. cofnodi 1. record; synonyms (n) register, list, account, book, disk, document, history, (v) chronicle, file, enter, 2. register; synonyms (n) record, inventory, note, catalogue, roll, (v) enroll, indicate, read, show, mark. cofrestr 1. register; synonyms (n) record, list, inventory, note, catalogue, book, (v) file, enroll, chronicle, enter, 2. roll; synonyms (n) revolution, register, (v) coil, reel, curl, enfold, revolve, wheel, rock, turn. cofrestru register; synonyms (n) record, list, inventory, note, catalogue, book, (v) file, enroll, chronicle, enter. cofrestrydd registrar; synonyms (n) recorder, clerk, register, enroll, registrary, schedule, telltale. cofus mindful; synonyms (adj) attentive, aware, careful, conscious, heedful, observant, considerate, cautious, cognizant, regardful; antonyms (adj) unaware, unmindful. cog 1. cuckoo; synonyms (n) fathead, goof, goose, jackass, nut, zany, (v) cheep, chirp, chirrup, (adj) crazy, 2. cook; synonyms (n) chef, (v) boil, bake, brew, make, prepare, concoct, falsify, grill, poach.
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coginiaeth cookery; synonyms (n) cooking, cuisine, food, catering, dainty, delicacy, fare. coginio cook; synonyms (n) chef, (v) boil, bake, brew, make, prepare, concoct, falsify, grill, poach. cogio 1. pretend; synonyms (v) assume, feign, dissimulate, counterfeit, act, affect, dissemble, imagine, (adj) sham, fake; antonyms (v) real, (adj) genuine, natural, 2. feign; synonyms (v) pretend, simulate, deceive, fabricate, cheat, forge, play, disguise, personate, (adj) falsify, 3. bluff; synonyms (n) bravado, hill, (v) beguile, blague, (adj) brusque, blunt, direct, rough, candid, peak, 4. cog; synonyms (n) sprocket, coble, cockleshell, kedge, lerret, dingy, employee, (v) collogue, earwig, (adj) ratchet, 5. sham; synonyms (n) fraud, phony, deceit, deception, falsehood, feint, (adj) false, imitation, assumed, bogus; antonym (n) original. cogor 1. chatter; synonyms (n) prattle, gab, (v) babble, chat, gossip, jabber, cackle, blab, blabber, (adj) prate, 2. caw; synonyms (v) crow, squawk, cry, croak, screech, 3. croak; synonyms (n) croaking, (v) grumble, mutter, complain, conk, murmur, maunder, decease, die, expire, 4. chattering; synonyms (adj) talkative, gabby, garrulous, loquacious, noisy, (n) chatter, claver, grabbing, clover, yack. cogwrn 1. shell; synonyms (n) peel, rind, bullet, case, casing, sheath, bark, carcass, (v) bomb, bombard, 2. cock; synonyms (n) rooster, chicken, stack, fowl, hammer, hand, pecker, pointer, prick, (v) ruffle, 3. cone; synonyms (n) strobile, pyramid, roll, conoid, pinnacle, strobilus, conduit, shaft, 4. knob; synonyms (n) button, handle, bump, grip, hump, knop, lump, node, nub, (adj) bulb. cogydd cook; synonyms (n) chef, (v) boil, bake, brew, make, prepare, concoct, falsify, grill, poach. cogyddes cook; synonyms (n) chef, (v) boil, bake, brew, make, prepare, concoct, falsify, grill, poach. cogyddiaeth cookery; synonyms (n) cooking, cuisine, food, catering, dainty, delicacy, fare. col awn; synonyms (n) arista, point, (adj) bur, burr, catchweed, cleavers, clivers, goose, grass, hackle. coleg college; synonyms (n) faculty, school, academy, association, institute, society, institution, university, (adj) academic. colegol collegiate; synonyms (adj) collegial, academic, scholastic. colegwr collegian; synonyms (n) academician, graduate. coler collar; synonyms (n) arrest, choker, pinch, ruff, (v) catch, apprehend, capture, clutch, grab, nail. colfen 1. branch; synonyms (n) arm, jump, wing, affiliate, ramus, member, division, (v) fork, diverge, divide, 2. tree (coeden); synonyms (n) gallows, gibbet, stem, house, tribe, hierarchy, landmark,
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lentisk, (v) corner, collar, 3. bough; synonyms (n) branch, limb, ramage, tigella, appendage, foliage, lobe, lobule, scion, bush. coll 1. defect; synonyms (n) fault, blemish, blot, flaw, shortcoming, deficiency, failing, imperfection, scar, weakness, 2. failing; synonyms (adj) declining, failed, (n) defect, failure, inadequacy, decline, foible, frailty, infirmity, vice; antonyms (adj) thriving, flourishing, well, (n) strength, virtue, 3. loss; synonyms (n) hurt, damage, defeat, detriment, injury, deficit, deprivation, destruction, forfeit, (adj) harm; antonyms (n) appearance, retrieval, victory, gaining, income, recovery. colladwy perishable; synonyms (adj) mortal, unstable, temporary, frail, caduke, dying, decaying, decomposable, destructible, (v) precarious; antonym (adj) imperishable. colled loss; synonyms (n) hurt, damage, defeat, detriment, injury, deficit, deprivation, destruction, forfeit, (adj) harm; antonyms (n) appearance, retrieval, victory, gaining, income, recovery. colledigaeth perdition; synonyms (n) downfall, fall, hell, ruin, inferno, deperdition. colledwr loser; synonyms (n) failure, flop, underdog, dud, also-ran, convict, dag, dork, felon, (adj) defeated; antonyms (n) favorite, winner. collen hazel; synonyms (n) filbert, cobnut, hazelnut, brown, auburn, cob. collfarn 1. condemnation; synonyms (n) censure, animadversion, anathema, blame, conviction, doom, rebuke, criticism, curse, (v) condemn; antonyms (n) approval, praise, 2. doom; synonyms (n) destine, fate, destiny, chance, luck, condemnation, death, (v) sentence, convict, damn. collfarnu 1. condemn; synonyms (v) blame, censure, reproach, castigate, criticize, decry, deplore, doom, excoriate, knock; antonyms (v) praise, approve, commend, free, pardon, 2. doom; synonyms (n) destine, fate, destiny, chance, luck, condemnation, (v) sentence, condemn, convict, damn. colli 1. lose; synonyms (v) drop, forfeit, mislay, sacrifice, fail, clear, hurt, regress, retrogress, destroy; antonyms (v) gain, find, acquire, earn, get, obtain, recover, secure, win, beat, 2. shed; synonyms (v) cast, discard, moult, scatter, exuviate, molt, dismiss, (n) hut, shack, cabin, 3. perish; synonyms (v) die, expire, decease, fade, go, decay, depart, fall, pass, ruin; antonym (v) survive, 4. spill; synonyms (v) shed, empty, flow, pour, slop, stream, upset, overrun, flood, (n) overflow. collnod apostrophe; synonyms (n) address, interpellation, invocation, salutation, appeal, application, canvass, digression, monologue, motion.
collwr loser; synonyms (n) failure, flop, underdog, dud, also-ran, convict, dag, dork, felon, (adj) defeated; antonyms (n) favorite, winner. colofn 1. column; synonyms (n) pillar, procession, row, stanchion, file, line, obelisk, post, prop, support, 2. pillar; synonyms (n) column, brace, mainstay, backbone, foundation, monument, pier, tower, buttress, anchor. colomen 1. dove; synonyms (n) squab, culverin, dowve, peacenik, (adj) gray, innocent, lamb, 2. pigeon; synonyms (n) gull, gudgeon, cully, cull, gobemouche, victim, (v) dupe, bilk, mulct. coluddyn bowel; synonyms (n) gut, intestine, colon, catgut, offspring, (adj) intestinal, (v) disembowel, eviscerate. coluro 1. color; synonyms (n) blush, colour, stain, tinge, tint, complexion, (v) dye, flush, paint, redden; antonyms (n) colorlessness, (v) discolor, 2. conceal; synonyms (v) cover, disguise, hide, bury, cloak, mask, obscure, screen, shield, (n) veil; antonyms (v) reveal, show, expose, divulge, clarify, uncover, 3. paint; synonyms (n) painting, (v) color, daub, coat, decorate, depict, varnish, enamel, apply, lacquer. colwyn puppy; synonyms (n) pup, cub, youth, whelp, boy, brat, child, frankfurter, youngster. colyn 1. pivot; synonyms (n) axle, axis, pin, hub, nucleus, swivel, turn, (v) revolve, swing, wheel, 2. sting; synonyms (n) bite, hurt, con, pain, (v) prick, goad, irritate, itch, prickle, provoke. colynnog stinging; synonyms (adj) sharp, cutting, acrid, piercing, bitter, biting, pungent, keen, (v) caustic, poignant. colynnu sting; synonyms (n) bite, hurt, con, pain, (v) prick, goad, irritate, itch, prickle, provoke. comed comet; synonym (n) iris. comedi comedy; synonyms (n) farce, play, humor, drollery, clowning, drama, show; antonym (n) tragedy. comfforddus comfortable; synonyms (adj) cozy, easy, agreeable, pleased, pleasing, prosperous, congenial, pleasurable, rich, (v) snug; antonyms (adj) uncomfortable, poor, formal, tense, unpleasant, intimidating, unaccustomed, unhappy. comin common; synonyms (adj) ordinary, coarse, cheap, mutual, usual, vulgar, accustomed, base, ignoble, (n) habitual; antonyms (adj) individual, uncommon, rare, unusual, characteristic, one-off, specific, unique, aristocratic, exclusive. comiwnydd communist; synonyms (adj) communistic, carbonaro, frondeur, collective, insurgent, intolerant, (n) commie, cosmopolite, terrorist, anarchist. comiwnyddiaeth communism; synonyms (n) collectivism, socialism, phalansterianism,
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Welsh - English communalism, dictatorship, (v) statism; antonym (n) capitalism. comiwnyddol communist; synonyms (adj) communistic, carbonaro, frondeur, collective, insurgent, intolerant, (n) commie, cosmopolite, terrorist, anarchist. compod compass; synonyms (n) range, scope, area, circle, circumference, extent, reach, (v) round, get, grasp. conach grumble; synonyms (v) murmur, mutter, complain, gripe, growl, rumble, grouch, (n) complaint, moan, groan. concro conquer; synonyms (v) beat, capture, subdue, overcome, overpower, quell, subjugate, suppress, surmount, vanquish; antonyms (v) surrender, lose. concwest 1. conquest; synonyms (n) victory, conquering, defeat, triumph, achievement, reduction, coup, rout, mastery, occupation; antonym (n) surrender, 2. victory; synonyms (n) conquest, success, subjugation, superiority, expugnation, feat; antonyms (n) beating, failure, loss. condemniad condemnation; synonyms (n) censure, animadversion, anathema, blame, conviction, doom, rebuke, criticism, curse, (v) condemn; antonyms (n) approval, praise. condemnio condemn; synonyms (v) blame, censure, reproach, castigate, criticize, decry, deplore, doom, excoriate, knock; antonyms (v) praise, approve, commend, free, pardon. confensiynol conventional; synonyms (adj) formal, orthodox, accepted, common, customary, everyday, conservative, decorous, (v) commonplace, familiar; antonyms (adj) unconventional, radical, relaxed, unusual, original, rebellious, unorthodox. conffirmasiwn confirmation; synonyms (n) affirmation, approval, corroboration, ratification, sanction, testimony, demonstration, agreement, authentication, check; antonym (n) contradiction. conffirmio confirm; synonyms (v) affirm, approve, corroborate, establish, prove, validate, verify, clinch, assert, assure; antonyms (v) disprove, contradict. congl corner; synonyms (n) bend, angle, turn, coign, dilemma, hole, niche, nook, predicament, quandary. cono 1. rascal; synonyms (n) imp, knave, miscreant, monkey, rapscallion, rogue, scamp, scoundrel, villain, vagabond, 2. wag; synonyms (n) shake, humorist, waggle, joker, wit, comedian, (v) wave, swing, beat, wiggle. consuriaeth conjuring; synonyms (adj) magical, (n) conjuration, magic, hocus-pocus, incantation, sorcery, witchcraft, conjury, figgum, artifice.
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consuriwr conjurer; synonyms (n) magician, performer, conjuror, illusionist, juggler, prestidigitator, sorcerer, wizard. copa 1. head (pen); synonyms (n) chief, captain, front, point, boss, foam, froth, (v) capital, direct, lead; antonyms (n) end, subordinate, (v) follow, 2. top (pen); synonyms (adj) maximum, (n) crown, peak, acme, apex, crest, cover, (v) best, cap, exceed; antonyms (adj) worst, (n) bottom, base, nadir, 3. apex; synonyms (n) top, vertex, apices, extremity, height, pinnacle, summit, extremum, climax, culmination, 4. crest; synonyms (n) brow, hilltop, zenith, upside, edge, device, emblem, heraldry, (adj) panache, plume, 5. summit; synonyms (n) tip, prime, heyday, altitude, elevation, meeting. copi copy; synonyms (n) imitation, trace, transcription, (v) counterfeit, imitate, ape, duplicate, model, pattern, follow; antonym (n) original. copr copper; synonyms (n) bronze, bull, cop, fuzz, gold, pig, cent, coin, ingot, nugget. cor 1. dwarf; synonyms (n) elf, fairy, gnome, brownie, (v) overshadow, (adj) little, midget, miniature, runt, baby; antonym (n) giant, 2. spider; synonyms (n) lota, mussuk, schooner, spinner, adapter, terrine, toby, urceus, araneidan, cob. coraches 1. dwarf; synonyms (n) elf, fairy, gnome, brownie, (v) overshadow, (adj) little, midget, miniature, runt, baby; antonym (n) giant, 2. pygmy; synonyms (adj) tiny, puny, (n) dwarf, manikin. corawl choral; synonyms (adj) vocal, lyric, operatic, choristic, instrumental, musical, singing, speaking, (n) chorale, hymn. corbwll 1. whirlpool; synonyms (n) eddy, vortex, maelstrom, gurge, (v) whirl, swirl, undercurrent, indraught, purl, reflux, 2. puddle; synonyms (n) plash, pool, pond, lake, slop, broad, lin, loch, (v) muddle, addle. corcyn cork; synonyms (n) bung, stopper, phellem, bob, bobber, bobfloat, (v) plug, cap, stop, close. cord 1. chord; synonyms (n) cord, harmony, curve, flange, (v) accord, harmonise, harmonize, agree, consort, (adj) subtense, 2. cord; synonyms (n) band, string, bond, tie, twine, tape, lace, rope, thread, whipcord. corddi 1. turn (troi); synonyms (v) revolve, (n) bend, curve, roll, coil, go, twist, bout, change, round, 2. churn; synonyms (v) boil, seethe, agitate, toss, bubble, eddy, roil, shake, stir, whirl, 3. agitate; synonyms (v) disturb, fan, bother, foment, perturb, rouse, trouble, actuate, annoy, arouse; antonyms (v) calm, soothe. corddiad churning; synonyms (adj) annoyed, roiled, roiling, roily, turbulent, disruptive, irritated, miffed, nettled, (n) emulsifying.
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cordeddu 1. twist; synonyms (n) twine, wind, (v) turn, bend, distort, curl, coil, contort, deform, curve; antonyms (v) straighten, untwist, 2. twine; synonyms (n) string, cord, rope, thread, (v) entwine, lace, enlace, interlace, intertwine, meander. cored 1. weir; synonyms (n) dam, boom, penstock, barrier, block, gate, wall, wear, 2. dam; synonyms (n) barrage, barricade, dike, dyke, decameter, decametre, (v) prevent, bar, close, impede. corfan foot (troed); synonyms (n) bottom, base, feet, foundation, basis, footing, measure, paw, (v) hoof, pay; antonym (n) top. corff body; synonyms (n) cadaver, corpse, matter, organization, carcass, cluster, consistency, figure, mass, set; antonym (n) spirit. corfflu corps; synonyms (n) brigade, company, army, battalion, detachment, regiment, troop, crew, party, band. corffol corpulent; synonyms (adj) fat, obese, portly, stout, fleshy, overweight, plump, lusty, chubby, tubby; antonym (adj) skinny. corffolaeth stature; synonyms (n) height, size, altitude, standing, tallness, prestige, quality, status, rank, elevation. corfforaeth corporation; synonyms (n) association, belly, business, company, concern, body, corp, firm, organization, partnership. corfforaethol corporate; synonyms (adj) collective, common, incorporate, incorporated, united, bodied, corporal, aggregate, combined, associated. corffori 1. incorporate; synonyms (v) comprise, contain, encompass, combine, embody, include, join, link, affiliate, consolidate; antonym (v) exclude, 2. embody; synonyms (v) comprehend, personify, body, exemplify, incorporate, represent, typify, materialize, embrace, integrate. corfforol 1. corporeal; synonyms (adj) bodily, corporal, material, carnal, physical, substantial, animal, real, somatic, (adv) fleshly; antonym (adj) mental, 2. bodily; synonyms (adj) corporeal, personal, sensual, (adv) altogether; antonym (adj) spiritual, 3. corporal; synonym (adj) bodied, 4. physical; synonyms (adj) actual, tangible, concrete, palpable, earthly, manual, active, forceful, forcible, solid; antonym (adj) intangible. corfran jackdaw; synonyms (n) daw, crow, caddow, chough, jay, magpie, raven, rook. corgan chant; synonyms (n) hymn, song, chaunt, (v) cantillate, sing, intonate, intone, recite, utter, vocalize. corganu chant; synonyms (n) hymn, song, chaunt, (v) cantillate, sing, intonate, intone, recite, utter, vocalize. corgi cur; synonyms (n) mongrel, hound, coward, mutt, sneak, cad, bastard, tike, (adj) mixed, underbred.
corgimwch prawn; synonyms (n) shrimp, peewee, runt. coriar bantam; synonyms (n) dwarf, (adj) diminutive, little, petite, midget, small, tiny, audacious, bold, forward. corlan 1. fold; synonyms (n) crease, bend, pucker, wrinkle, (v) crinkle, collapse, crumple, double, lap, roll, 2. enclosure; synonyms (n) coop, cage, barrier, enclosing, pen, hedge, addition, sty, case, envelopment, 3. pen; synonyms (n) corral, ballpoint, enclosure, fold, jail, (v) enclose, confine, compose, impound, indite. corlannu fold; synonyms (n) crease, bend, pucker, wrinkle, (v) crinkle, collapse, crumple, double, lap, roll. corn 1. horn; synonyms (n) hooter, cornet, klaxon, alarm, trumpet, aparejo, arm, faldstool, ophicleide, trombone, 2. roll; synonyms (n) list, revolution, catalogue, inventory, (v) coil, reel, curl, enfold, revolve, wheel, 3. pipe (pib); synonyms (n) tube, conduit, channel, duct, flue, hose, passage, pipage, (v) cry, peep, 4. corn; synonyms (n) maize, clavus, cereals, callus, wheat, grain, commonplace, (v) feed, keep, 5. tube; synonyms (n) pipe, subway, cylinder, metro, hosepipe, television, box, piping, bulb, shaft. cornant 1. brook; synonyms (n) creek, (v) bear, abide, endure, digest, stand, stomach, suffer, tolerate, allow, 2. rill; synonyms (n) channel, streamlet, rivulet, run, runnel, stream, discharge, drill, footrace, ladder. cornboer phlegm; synonyms (n) apathy, impassiveness, impassivity, indifference, lethargy, inactivity, languor, sluggishness, sputum, (adj) mucus. cornchwiglen lapwing; synonyms (n) peewit, peewee, pewee. cornel corner; synonyms (n) bend, angle, turn, coign, dilemma, hole, niche, nook, predicament, quandary. cornelu corner; synonyms (n) bend, angle, turn, coign, dilemma, hole, niche, nook, predicament, quandary. cornicyll 1. plover; synonyms (n) blackcock, duck, grouse, rail, snipe, 2. lapwing; synonyms (n) peewit, peewee, pewee, 3. peewit; synonyms (n) lapwing, runt, shrimp. cornio 1. horn; synonyms (n) hooter, cornet, klaxon, alarm, trumpet, aparejo, arm, faldstool, ophicleide, trombone, 2. butt; synonyms (n) push, extremity, stump, grip, barrel, base, bottom, (v) bunt, abut, border. corniog horned; synonyms (adj) cornuted, cornigerous, cuckolded, sharp. cornwyd 1. boil; synonyms (v) seethe, bubble, churn, simmer, ferment, burn, effervesce, fume, (n)
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Welsh - English abscess, blister; antonym (v) freeze, 2. abscess; synonyms (n) boil, gathering, pustule, growth, swelling, aposteme, blemish, bulge, (adj) sore, ulcer, 3. sore; synonyms (adj) painful, sensitive, angry, raw, (n) injury, cut, lesion, (v) hurt, acute, sharp; antonym (adj) painless. corodyn 1. baggage; synonyms (n) luggage, bag, bags, equipment, gear, pack, stuff, 2. trifle; synonyms (n) nothing, bagatelle, detail, (v) play, dally, fiddle, flirt, fool, (adj) toy, trinket, 3. toy; synonyms (n) plaything, gimcrack, (adj) miniature, trick, (v) coquet, sport, trifle, act, tinker, disport. coron crown; synonyms (n) top, apex, cover, crest, peak, pinnacle, summit, kingdom, acme, (v) cap. coroni 1. coronation; synonyms (n) accession, enthronement, enthronisation, enthronization, installation, investiture, 2. crown; synonyms (n) top, apex, cover, crest, peak, pinnacle, summit, kingdom, acme, (v) cap. coroniad coronation; synonyms (n) accession, enthronement, enthronisation, enthronization, installation, investiture. coronog crowned; synonyms (v) completed, consummated, excessive, great, (adj) browbound, fulfilled, incoronate, laureled, laurelled, successful. corpws body; synonyms (n) cadaver, corpse, matter, organization, carcass, cluster, consistency, figure, mass, set; antonym (n) spirit. corrach 1. dwarf; synonyms (n) elf, fairy, gnome, brownie, (v) overshadow, (adj) little, midget, miniature, runt, baby; antonym (n) giant, 2. pygmy; synonyms (adj) tiny, puny, (n) dwarf, manikin. corryn spider; synonyms (n) lota, mussuk, schooner, spinner, adapter, terrine, toby, urceus, araneidan, cob. cors 1. swamp; synonyms (n) marsh, mire, bog, (v) flood, inundate, overwhelm, submerge, sink, deluge, drench; antonym (n) desert, 2. bog; synonyms (n) morass, swamp, marish, moss, quagmire, sludge, everglade, fen, marshland, swampland. corsen 1. stem; synonyms (n) root, bow, branch, shank, stalk, stick, (v) originate, block, arrest, halt, 2. cane; synonyms (n) rod, scourge, bat, (v) flog, whip, beat, birch, lash, thrash, 3. stalk; synonyms (n) stem, pursuit, (v) pursue, follow, walk, shadow, tail, haunt, hunt, stride, 4. reed; synonyms (n) triangle, xylophone, arrow, pipe, dart, fistula, javelin, jereed, jerid, (adj) thread. cortyn 1. cord; synonyms (n) band, string, bond, tie, twine, tape, lace, rope, thread, whipcord, 2. rope; synonyms (n) cable, lasso, lariat, noose, cord, hawser, leash, line, tether, (v) bind.
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corun 1. crown; synonyms (n) top, apex, cover, crest, peak, pinnacle, summit, kingdom, acme, (v) cap, 2. tonsure. corwynt 1. whirlwind; synonyms (n) hurricane, storm, tornado, twister, gale, tempest, cyclone, typhoon, waterspout, 2. hurricane; synonyms (n) squall, whirlwind, 3. tornado. cosb 1. punishment; synonyms (n) discipline, correction, penalty, penance, chastisement, fine, rebuke, retribution, reward, execution, 2. penalty; synonyms (n) mulct, forfeit, forfeiture, amercement, judgment, handicap, penalization, sentence, pain, (v) condemnation. cosbadwy punishable; synonyms (adj) penal, culpable, chastisable, corrective, corrigible, docile, serious, trial. cosbedigaeth punishment; synonyms (n) discipline, correction, penalty, penance, chastisement, fine, rebuke, retribution, reward, execution. cosbi punish; synonyms (v) castigate, correct, discipline, chasten, chastise, penalize, strike, avenge, pay, beat; antonym (v) excuse. cosbol 1. penal; synonyms (adj) punitive, punishable, corrective, castigatory, disciplinary, penalizing, chastening, punishing, reformatory, retaliatory, 2. punitive; synonyms (adj) punitory, penal, vindictive, correctional, revengeful, harsh, vengeful, castigating, retaliative, severe. cosfa 1. itch; synonyms (n) desire, urge, impulse, scabies, wish, (v) irritate, tickle, prickle, scratch, tingle, 2. thrashing; synonyms (n) beating, defeat, lashing, flogging, drubbing, licking, whipping, flagellation, rout, tanning; antonym (n) victory, 3. itching; synonyms (n) itch, pruritus, cupidity, itchiness, quiver, shiver, (adj) anxious, creepy, enterprising, prurient. cosi 1. scratch; synonyms (n) score, mark, nick, scrabble, (v) graze, notch, rub, scrape, chafe, rake, 2. itching; synonyms (n) itch, pruritus, prickle, cupidity, itchiness, quiver, (adj) anxious, creepy, enterprising, prurient, 3. itch; synonyms (n) desire, urge, impulse, scabies, wish, longing, (v) irritate, tickle, scratch, tingle. cost 1. cost; synonyms (n) price, charge, amount, expense, toll, damage, disbursement, expenditure, fee, (v) be, 2. expense; synonyms (n) cost, outlay, detriment, payment, disbursal. costio cost; synonyms (n) price, charge, amount, expense, toll, damage, disbursement, expenditure, fee, (v) be. costog 1. cur; synonyms (n) mongrel, hound, coward, mutt, sneak, cad, bastard, tike, (adj) mixed, underbred, 2. mastiff, 3. surly; synonyms (adj) grumpy, sullen, peevish, crusty, churlish, brusque, grouchy, gruff, (n) harsh, rude.
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costrel bottle (potel); synonyms (n) container, flask, jug, jar, pot, carboy, gourd, (v) preserve, can. costrelu bottle (potel); synonyms (n) container, flask, jug, jar, pot, carboy, gourd, (v) preserve, can. costus 1. expensive; synonyms (adj) costly, sumptuous, dear, extravagant, luxurious, valuable, lavish, overpriced, exclusive, fine; antonyms (adj) cheap, inexpensive, reasonable, worthless, 2. costly; synonyms (adj) expensive, precious, high, pricey, rich, invaluable, beloved, plush, priceless, pricy. cot coat; synonyms (n) cover, coating, crust, film, fur, jacket, layer, (v) cloak, sheath, blanket. cotwm cotton; synonyms (n) thread, yarn, cord, fiber, string, affinity, bombace, (v) cater, coddle, (adj) exceptional. crac crack; synonyms (n) break, fracture, cleft, fissure, (v) chink, crevice, split, breach, burst, snap; antonyms (v) repair, mend. crach 1. petty; synonyms (adj) insignificant, frivolous, little, paltry, trivial, light, mean, negligible, puny, minute; antonyms (adj) major, important, 2. scabby; synonyms (adj) dirty, mangy, scurvy, shabby, abject, (n) contemptible. crachboer phlegm; synonyms (n) apathy, impassiveness, impassivity, indifference, lethargy, inactivity, languor, sluggishness, sputum, (adj) mucus. crachen scab; synonyms (n) crust, strikebreaker, shell, (v) blackleg, rat, cicatrize, crawfish. crachfeddyg quack; synonyms (n) impostor, fraud, cheat, fake, charlatan, doctor, empiric, medicaster, mountebank, (v) cackle. crachfonheddwr snob; synonyms (n) prig, flunky, snot, highbrow, knobstick, name-dropper, pretender, (v) spaniel, cut, snub. cracio crack; synonyms (n) break, fracture, cleft, fissure, (v) chink, crevice, split, breach, burst, snap; antonyms (v) repair, mend. craciog cracked; synonyms (adj) broken, nutty, batty, chapped, crazy, balmy, wacky, bats, crackers, crackled. craf garlic; synonyms (n) ail, caviare, pickle, onion, (adj) fungus. crafanc 1. clutch; synonyms (n) clasp, gripe, batch, (v) grip, clench, clinch, grab, grasp, hold, catch, 2. claw; synonyms (n) chela, hook, nipper, pincer, (v) clutch, lacerate, rip, scratch, seize, tear, 3. talon; synonyms (n) claw, sere, stock. craff 1. close (cau); synonyms (adj) near, adjacent, nearby, accurate, tight, (v) compact, stop, (adv) by, (n) end, finish; antonyms (adj) distant, airy, fresh, loose, far, (v) open, start, 2. hold; synonyms (v) keep, detain, endure, adhere, bear, comprise, contain, entertain, (n) grasp, grip; antonym (v)
release, 3. grip; synonyms (n) clasp, clutch, handle, bag, clench, clinch, (v) hold, catch, cling, apprehend; antonym (v) bore, 4. acute; synonyms (adj) sharp, incisive, intense, keen, penetrating, critical, piercing, severe, shrewd, (v) high; antonyms (adj) dull, obtuse, 5. astute; synonyms (adj) acute, artful, bright, quick, clever, crafty, cunning, discerning, discriminating, (v) canny; antonyms (adj) naive, stupid, 6. keen; synonyms (adj) eager, intelligent, biting, brisk, enthusiastic, exquisite, astute, desirous, ardent, (v) avid; antonyms (adj) apathetic, indifferent, unenthusiastic, blunt, 7. sagacious; synonyms (adj) wise, judicious, prudent, rational, discreet, knowing, perspicacious, politic, sapient, perceptive; antonym (adj) foolish. craffter 1. acumen; synonyms (n) insight, intelligence, perception, intellect, understanding, acuteness, astuteness, cleverness, discernment, discrimination, 2. sagacity; synonyms (n) judiciousness, judgment, sense, gumption, prudence, acumen, perspicacity, (adj) discretion, wisdom, (v) penetration; antonym (n) foolishness, 3. keenness; synonyms (n) ardor, eagerness, enthusiasm, acuity, sharpness, zeal, edge, quickness, diligence, fervor; antonyms (n) apathy, unwillingness. craffu 1. mark; synonyms (n) brand, evidence, score, character, heed, (v) blemish, characterize, distinguish, grade, (adj) notice, 2. scrutinize; synonyms (v) inspect, examine, review, analyze, audit, consider, explore, investigate, scan, search. craffus 1. sagacious; synonyms (adj) wise, astute, judicious, prudent, rational, acute, discerning, keen, discreet, knowing; antonym (adj) foolish, 2. keen; synonyms (adj) eager, sharp, intense, intelligent, biting, brisk, enthusiastic, exquisite, (v) fresh, avid; antonyms (adj) dull, apathetic, indifferent, unenthusiastic, blunt. crafiad scratch; synonyms (n) score, mark, nick, scrabble, (v) graze, notch, rub, scrape, chafe, rake. crafog 1. cutting; synonyms (adj) sharp, biting, keen, acute, bitter, caustic, acrimonious, acid, acrid, (n) cut; antonyms (adj) blunt, mild, (n) extension, freedom, 2. sarcastic; synonyms (adj) cutting, poignant, pungent, satirical, cynical, incisive, ironic, ironical, mocking, (v) derisive; antonym (adj) gentle. crafu 1. scratch; synonyms (n) score, mark, nick, scrabble, (v) graze, notch, rub, scrape, chafe, rake, 2. scrape; synonyms (v) scratch, pare, grate, abrade, grind, claw, engrave, (n) abrasion, predicament, difficulty, 3. itch; synonyms (n) desire, urge, impulse, scabies, wish, longing, (v) irritate, tickle, prickle, tingle. crafwr scraper; synonyms (n) rasper, doctor.
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cragen shell; synonyms (n) peel, rind, bullet, case,
cras 1. dry (sych); synonyms (adj) thirsty, arid,
casing, sheath, bark, carcass, (v) bomb, bombard. crai 1. fresh; synonyms (adj) bracing, brisk, clean, novel, bright, original, recent, airy, bold, (adv) new; antonyms (adj) old, stale, decayed, exhausted, hot, humid, muggy, musty, off, oppressive, 2. raw; synonyms (adj) crude, fresh, immature, bleak, coarse, cutting, green, piercing, sore, cold; antonyms (adj) refined, cooked, 3. new (newydd); synonyms (adj) modern, additional, inexperienced, innovative, raw, strange, unaccustomed, unprecedented, young, (adv) lately; antonyms (adj) familiar, outgoing, second-hand, traditional, used, less, old-fashioned, (adv) past. craidd middle (canol); synonyms (adj) intermediate, central, halfway, median, (n) average, heart, hub, mean, center, core; antonyms (adj) extreme, outer, (n) edge, outside. craig rock; synonyms (n) boulder, calculus, (v) jar, sway, cradle, jolt, shake, toss, (adj) pebble, stone. crair relic; synonyms (n) memento, souvenir, token, antique, remainder, remains, trace, relict, remnant, (v) keepsake. craith scar; synonyms (n) mark, cicatrix, blemish, seam, cicatrice, defect, scratch, stain, (v) disfigure, brand. cramen 1. crust; synonyms (n) bark, cheekiness, covering, gall, impertinence, peel, shell, skin, coating, (v) coat, 2. scab; synonyms (n) crust, strikebreaker, (v) blackleg, rat, cicatrize, crawfish. cramp cramp; synonyms (n) convulsion, spasm, constraint, crick, (v) confine, constrict, restrict, bind, hamper, limit. cranc crab; synonyms (n) cancer, grouch, crabmeat, freshman, (v) gripe, beef, bellyache, complain, cross, foil. crand grand; synonyms (adj) excellent, gorgeous, dignified, elevated, eminent, exalted, important, (n) glorious, noble, (v) great; antonyms (adj) unimpressive, humble, modest. crandrwydd 1. finery; synonyms (n) array, regalia, clothing, gewgaw, tinsel, attire, decoration, 2. grandeur; synonyms (n) dignity, splendor, magnitude, brilliance, glory, pomp, elegance, grandness, greatness, magnificence. crap 1. hold; synonyms (v) keep, detain, endure, adhere, bear, comprise, contain, entertain, (n) grasp, grip; antonym (v) release, 2. smattering; synonyms (n) handful, touch, hint, tinge, smatter, bit, dash, drop, fistful, pinch. crapio 1. grapple; synonyms (v) clutch, clasp, grip, fight, tackle, contend, grab, deal, (n) grapnel, (adj) lock, consider also 2. pick up; synonyms (v) arrest, get, acquire, learn, catch, collect, gather, lift, pick, (n) capture.
barren, boring, dehydrated, dull, (v) dehydrate, desiccate, drain, uninteresting; antonyms (adj) wet, damp, moist, saturated, soaked, boggy, drenched, rainy, sodden, (v) drench, 2. arid; synonyms (adj) dry, parched, sterile, tedious, unproductive, acarpous, desert, desiccated, (v) monotonous, bald; antonym (adj) verdant, 3. harsh; synonyms (adj) grating, sharp, austere, bitter, coarse, crude, cruel, discordant, grim, (v) hard; antonyms (adj) smooth, gentle, harmonious, kind, lenient, pleasant, soft, melodious, sweet, 4. parched; synonyms (adj) adust, torrid, scorched, baked. crasiad baking; synonyms (n) stoving, (adj) hot, burning, roasting, scorching, boiling, sweltering, airless, blazing, blistering; antonym (adj) freezing. craslyd 1. grating; synonyms (adj) rough, harsh, hoarse, strident, discordant, gravelly, gruff, (n) grate, grid, (v) lattice; antonyms (adj) soft, pleasing, 2. harsh; synonyms (adj) grating, sharp, austere, bitter, coarse, crude, cruel, grim, unkind, (v) hard; antonyms (adj) smooth, gentle, harmonious, kind, lenient, pleasant, melodious, sweet. craster 1. harshness; synonyms (n) cruelty, asperity, austerity, acrimony, brutality, hardness, rigor, roughness, severity, gruffness; antonyms (n) gentleness, softness, leniency, quietness, 2. dryness; synonyms (n) aridity, dehydration, drought, aridness, thirst, monotony, dreariness, exsiccation, irony, siccity; antonyms (n) damp, dampness, humidity, wetness, moisture. crasu 1. bake; synonyms (v) burn, broil, cook, fire, fry, roast, grill, heat, parch, scorch, 2. scorch; synonyms (n) scorching, (v) bake, sear, singe, blister, char, dry, scald, inflame, (adj) cauterize, 3. parch; synonyms (v) desiccate, dehydrate, shrivel, toast. crau 1. hole (twll); synonyms (n) cavity, aperture, crack, den, pocket, breach, break, burrow, cave, (adj) gap, 2. eye (llygad); synonyms (n) optic, (v) behold, see, view, gaze, stare, look, watch, glance, glimpse, 3. blood (gwaed); synonyms (n) ancestry, birth, gore, descent, family, kindred, lineage, origin, beau, bloodshed, 4. gore; synonyms (n) blood, (v) butt, spear, spike, stab, push, impale, pierce, stick, articulation, 5. socket; synonyms (n) alveolus, sleeve, hollow, slot, recess, sheath, compass, employment, fitment, fob, 6. sty; synonyms (n) pen, pigpen, pigsty, enclosure, hordeolum, kennel, stye, dump, hogcote, corral, 7. stockade; synonyms (n) fence, fortification, penitentiary, prison, barricade, battlements, bulwark, defense, (v) palisade, haha. crawen crust; synonyms (n) bark, cheekiness, covering, gall, impertinence, peel, shell, skin, coating, (v) coat.
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crawn 1. matter (mater); synonyms (n) event, affair, business, concern, issue, material, substance, incident, article, body, 2. pus; synonyms (n) matter, purulence, suppuration, festering, ichor, amount, copy, difficulty, discharge, emission. crawni 1. gather; synonyms (v) deduce, convene, accumulate, amass, assemble, collect, compile, congregate, flock, (n) fold; antonyms (v) disperse, scatter, 2. suppurate; synonyms (v) fester, maturate, cry, decay, digest, moan, sob, wail, bawl, blubber. crawnllyd purulent; synonyms (adj) festering, pussy, infected, mattery, contaminated, dirty, fetid, foetid, foul, funky. cread creation; synonyms (n) cosmos, production, world, composition, invention, conception, construction, creature, fabrication, formation; antonyms (n) destruction, end. creadigaeth creation; synonyms (n) cosmos, production, world, composition, invention, conception, construction, creature, fabrication, formation; antonyms (n) destruction, end. creadigol creative; synonyms (adj) original, productive, imaginative, ingenious, inventive, resourceful, fertile, originative, artistic; antonyms (adj) unimaginative, uncreative. creadur 1. creature; synonyms (n) beast, being, brute, animal, individual, tool, body, entity, human, person, 2. animal; synonyms (n) creature, organism, fauna, monster, (adj) bodily, carnal, brutal, corporeal, physical, (adv) fleshly. creadures creature; synonyms (n) beast, being, brute, animal, individual, tool, body, entity, human, person. creawdwr creator; synonyms (n) architect, author, inventor, maker, originator, producer, artist, founder, initiator, manufacturer; antonym (n) destroyer. crebach 1. withered; synonyms (adj) sere, wizened, sear, shriveled, shrunken, thin, dry, lean, (v) broken, lame, 2. shrunk; synonyms (adj) withered, shrivelled, insipid, wearish, tasteless, unsavory, weak. crebachlyd 1. wrinkled; synonyms (adj) furrowed, creased, crumpled, lined, puckered, wizened, wrinkly, gnarled, (n) rough, rugged; antonym (adj) smooth, 2. crabbed; synonyms (adj) abstruse, crabby, crusty, grumpy, morose, sour, surly, churlish, moody, (n) austere. crebachu 1. wrinkle; synonyms (n) crease, fold, furrow, pucker, gather, (v) crinkle, rumple, crumple, ruffle, curl; antonym (v) smooth, 2. shrink; synonyms (v) dwindle, flinch, recoil, contract, shorten, cower, decrease, diminish, lessen, quail; antonyms (v) expand, increase, enlarge, 3. shrivel; synonyms (v) shrink, wither, fade, narrow,
scorch, blight, blast, dry, parch, reduce, 4. pucker; synonyms (v) wrinkle, plait, knit, purse, cockle, crisp, ruck, scrunch, corrugate, (n) ruckle. crebwyll 1. fancy; synonyms (v) daydream, imagine, wish, (adj) conceive, (n) desire, caprice, fantasy, dream, conceit, conception; antonyms (adj) plain, unadorned, (n) reality, 2. invention; synonyms (n) contrivance, fabrication, creation, fiction, imagination, discovery, artifice, design, device, excogitation. crechwen guffaw; synonyms (n) chortle, chuckle, snicker, horselaugh, cackle, laughter, (v) laugh, hoot, giggle, roar. crecian 1. crackle; synonyms (n) crackling, crepitation, (v) crack, crepitate, crunch, rustle, snap, sputter, 2. creak; synonyms (n) creaking, (v) squeak, pipe, screech, jangle, skreigh, twang, confess, screak, (adj) ancient, 3. cluck; synonyms (n) cry, (v) cackle, clack, click, chuckle, chuck, blab, blabber, brattle, chatter. cred 1. trust; synonyms (n) charge, confidence, credit, faith, reliance, rely, assurance, belief, (v) believe, hope; antonyms (v) distrust, doubt, disbelieve, mistrust, 2. belief; synonyms (n) assumption, doctrine, feeling, idea, impression, opinion, supposition, thought, trust, view; antonyms (n) disbelief, unbelief, 3. troth; synonyms (n) betrothal, engagement, promise, plight, vow, loyalty, espousal, appointment, battle, booking, 4. pledge; synonyms (n) bond, gage, engage, bet, (v) pawn, wager, covenant, guarantee, contract, assure. credadun believer; synonyms (n) follower, devotee, supporter, worshipper, proselyte, religionist, zealot, layman, (adj) convert, pietist; antonyms (n) doubter, skeptic. credadwy 1. believable; synonyms (adj) likely, plausible, possible, authentic, credible, probable, trustworthy, convincing, reasonable, truthful; antonyms (adj) unconvincing, unbelievable, 2. credible; synonyms (adj) believable, faithful, specious, conceivable, persuasive, genuine, true, apparent, colorable; antonyms (adj) implausible, incredible. crediniaeth belief; synonyms (n) faith, assumption, confidence, doctrine, feeling, idea, impression, opinion, supposition, thought; antonyms (n) disbelief, unbelief. crediniol believing; synonyms (adj) certain, credent, credulous, gullible, holy, loyal, religious, credible. credo 1. creed; synonyms (n) belief, conviction, gospel, religion, credo, faith, denomination, doctrine, persuasion, credenda, 2. belief; synonyms (n) assumption, confidence, feeling, idea, impression, opinion, supposition, thought, trust, view; antonyms (n) disbelief, unbelief.
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Welsh - English credu 1. believe; synonyms (v) think, accredit, assume, conceive, consider, guess, reckon, understand, (n) belief, trust; antonyms (v) disbelieve, distrust, 2. accredit; synonyms (v) credit, authorize, ascribe, assign, attribute, certify, allow, empower, appoint, believe. credwr believer; synonyms (n) follower, devotee, supporter, worshipper, proselyte, religionist, zealot, layman, (adj) convert, pietist; antonyms (n) doubter, skeptic. crefft 1. trade; synonyms (n) deal, business, barter, commerce, swap, switch, (v) change, exchange, merchandise, bargain; antonyms (n) purchase, (adj) charitable, 2. craft; synonyms (n) boat, ability, art, cunning, trade, artfulness, guile, fraud, shift, artifice, 3. handicraft; synonyms (n) craft, handcraft, handiwork, mystery, handwork. crefftwr 1. artificer; synonyms (n) artisan, craftsman, manufacturer, discoverer, inventor, journeyman, maker, armorer, armourer, (adj) mechanic, 2. craftsman; synonyms (n) artificer, artist, worker, crafter, hand, builder, carpenter, employee, 3. artisan; synonyms (n) operative, workman. crefu 1. implore; synonyms (v) entreat, beg, beseech, ask, conjure, crave, pray, supplicate, appeal, importune, 2. crave; synonyms (v) covet, implore, want, desire, long, wish, fancy, claim, adjure, demand, 3. beg; synonyms (v) cadge, plead, request, require, solicit, get, borrow, invite, invoke, petition. crefydd religion; synonyms (n) piety, creed, faith, cult, denomination, sect, church, devotion, holiness, persuasion. crefyddol 1. pious; synonyms (adj) devout, godly, holy, religious, devotional, saintly, earnest, pure, hypocritical, divine; antonyms (adj) impious, blasphemous, profane, sinful, 2. religious; synonyms (adj) pious, sacred, devoted, scrupulous, ghostly, solemn, spiritual, strict, (n) monk; antonym (adj) secular. crefyddwr religionist; synonyms (n) believer, religioner, (adj) formalist, pietist, precisian, puritan. creider freshness; synonyms (n) novelty, impertinence, gall, greenness, impudence, insolence, newness, viridity, cheekiness, (adj) coolness; antonym (n) staleness. creifion scrapings; synonym (n) garbage. creigiog rocky; synonyms (adj) hard, unstable, rough, shaky, craggy, flinty, stony, wobbly, unsteady, harsh. creigiwr quarryman; synonym (n) quarrier. creinio 1. wallow; synonyms (v) revel, flounder, roll, welter, triumph, bask, billow, enjoy, (adj) luxuriate, crouch, 2. cringe; synonyms (v) cower, crawl, flinch, recoil, shrink, creep, fawn, grovel, quail,
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sore, cold; antonyms (adj) refined, cooked, 6. new (newydd); synonyms (adj) modern, additional, inexperienced, innovative, raw, strange, unaccustomed, unprecedented, young, (adv) lately; antonyms (adj) familiar, outgoing, second-hand, traditional, used, less, old-fashioned, (adv) past. crib 1. comb; synonyms (n) cockscomb, combing, crest, (v) brush, ransack, search, dress, groom, rake, scour, 2. brow; synonyms (n) peak, brink, height, crown, edge, eyebrow, forehead, front, rim, summit, 3. crest; synonyms (n) apex, top, brow, acme, pinnacle, hilltop, zenith, upside, (v) cap, climax, 4. ridge; synonyms (n) ledge, bank, hill, shelf, dune, swelling, projection, ridgepole, wrinkle, (v) crease. cribddeilio 1. grab; synonyms (v) capture, get, snatch, appropriate, clasp, clutch, fascinate, grapple, (n) arrest, catch, 2. extort; synonyms (v) blackmail, exact, soak, compel, extract, force, take, (adj) bleed, fleece, overcharge. cribddeiliwr extortioner; synonyms (n) blackmailer, vampire, extortionist, harpy, screw, (adj) bashaw, despot, disciplinarian. cribin 1. rake; synonyms (n) profligate, debauchee, roue, slant, blood, (v) tilt, hoe, harrow, graze, (adj) comb, 2. skinflint; synonyms (n) niggard, churl, miser, scrooge, screw. cribinio rake; synonyms (n) profligate, debauchee, roue, slant, blood, (v) tilt, hoe, harrow, graze, (adj) comb. cribo 1. card; synonyms (n) bill, board, ticket, label, carte, menu, notice, placard, postal, (v) tease, 2. comb; synonyms (n) cockscomb, combing, crest, (v) brush, ransack, search, dress, groom, rake, scour. criced cricket; synonyms (n) tennis, (adj) equitable. crimog shin; synonyms (n) shinbone, tibia, (v) clamber, scramble, shinny, abrade, bark, beat, fight, jumble. crimp shin; synonyms (n) shinbone, tibia, (v) clamber, scramble, shinny, abrade, bark, beat, fight, jumble. crin 1. dry (sych); synonyms (adj) thirsty, arid, barren, boring, dehydrated, dull, (v) dehydrate, desiccate, drain, uninteresting; antonyms (adj) wet, damp, moist, saturated, soaked, boggy, drenched, rainy, sodden, (v) drench, 2. withered; synonyms (adj) sere, wizened, sear, shriveled, shrunken, thin, dry, lean, (v) broken, lame, 3. arid; synonyms (adj) parched, sterile, tedious, unproductive, acarpous, desert, desiccated, droughty, (v) monotonous, bald; antonym (adj) verdant, 4. sear; synonyms (v) burn, scorch, char, cauterize, parch, scald, brand, fry, broil, singe. crino 1. wither; synonyms (v) fade, shrink, wilt, contract, languish, shrivel, droop, dry, wane, waste; antonym (v) bloom, consider also 2. dry
up; synonyms (v) desiccate, wither, dehydrate, parch. crintachrwydd 1. niggardliness; synonyms (n) meanness, avarice, parsimony, closeness, minginess, niggardness, 2. stinginess; synonyms (n) niggardliness, frugality, illiberality, economy, miserliness, selfishness, covetousness, greed, greediness, (adj) parsimoniousness; antonym (n) generosity. crintachu 1. scrimp; synonyms (v) skimp, save, scant, stint, poor, spare, thin, (adj) meager, niggard, skimpy, 2. stint; synonyms (n) restriction, assignment, extent, job, degree, (v) curtail, pinch, scrimp, grudge, (adj) begrudge, 3. skimp; synonyms (v) economize, scrape, conserve, neglect, penny-pinch, withhold. crio 1. weep; synonyms (v) cry, wail, bawl, blubber, lament, sob, drip, greet, howl, moan; antonym (v) laugh, 2. cry; synonyms (n) shout, bark, scream, yell, clamor, roar, (v) call, bellow, shriek, weep; antonym (v) whisper. cripio 1. scratch; synonyms (n) score, mark, nick, scrabble, (v) graze, notch, rub, scrape, chafe, rake, 2. climb; synonyms (v) ascend, arise, clamber, escalate, (n) rise, mount, ascent, acclivity, advance, ascending; antonyms (v) descend, drop, 3. creep; synonyms (v) crawl, grovel, sneak, steal, fawn, lurk, cringe, sidle, (n) crawling, creeping. crisbin 1. withered; synonyms (adj) sere, wizened, sear, shriveled, shrunken, thin, dry, lean, (v) broken, lame, 2. crisp; synonyms (adj) brittle, crispy, fresh, short, terse, brisk, (n) chip, (v) wrinkle, crease, crinkle, 3. parched; synonyms (adj) arid, adust, torrid, barren, dehydrated, desiccated, scorched, baked, (n) thirsty; antonym (adj) wet. crisial crystal; synonyms (n) glass, quartz, gem, (adj) clear, bright, pebble, translucent, crag, rock, stone. criw crew; synonyms (n) company, cluster, band, bunch, gang, party, assemblage, crowd, faction, group. crocbren 1. gibbet; synonyms (n) gallows, gallous, gallowstree, (v) expose, hang, pillory, brand, 2. gallows; synonyms (n) gibbet, bough. croch 1. vehement; synonyms (adj) fierce, intense, furious, passionate, strong, violent, ferocious, ardent, eager, fervent, 2. loud; synonyms (adj) flashy, garish, gaudy, blatant, boisterous, brassy, forte, high, brazen, jazzy; antonyms (adj) soft, gentle, quiet, tasteful, low, subdued, subtle. crochan 1. pot; synonyms (n) caldron, boiler, can, bucket, belly, cannabis, commode, (v) bottle, (adj) deal, marijuana, 2. cauldron; synonym (n) container, 3. boiler; synonyms (n) kettle, furnace, heater, banality, evaporator, seether, cistern, kettleful, kiln, oven.
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Welsh - English crochenydd potter; synonyms (n) ceramist, thrower, ceramicist, (v) tinker, putter, dabble, fiddle, monkey, muddle. crochlefain bawl; synonyms (v) roar, bellow, bark, call, howl, scream, wail, (n) shout, cry, yell. croen 1. skin; synonyms (n) peel, hide, coating, fur, hull, rind, shell, (v) pare, bark, scrape, 2. hide; synonyms (v) conceal, disguise, obscure, bury, cloak, mask, (n) cover, coat, fell, (adj) darken; antonyms (v) reveal, show, expose, express, 3. rind; synonyms (n) skin, crust, cortex, husk, 4. peel; synonyms (n) peeling, scale, (v) flake, flay, decorticate, excoriate, shave, strip, disrobe, desquamate. croes 1. cross; synonyms (n) crisscross, (v) intersect, baffle, cover, (adj) crabbed, crabby, angry, cantankerous, grouchy, grumpy; antonyms (v) uncross, (adj) calm, good-tempered, 2. contrary; synonyms (adj) opposite, contradictory, adverse, conflicting, reverse, unfavorable, alien, cross, different, (adv) counter, 3. adverse; synonyms (adj) contrary, harmful, hostile, untoward, adversary, averse, inimical, negative, repugnant, antagonistic; antonym (adj) favorable, 4. transept; synonyms (n) aisle, chancel, choir, nave, quire, vestry. croesair crossword; synonyms (n) conundrum, puzzle, enigma, jigsaw, mystery, poser, riddle. croesan 1. buffoon; synonyms (n) clown, fool, jester, zany, droll, joker, mimic, scaramouch, buffo, 2. jester; synonyms (n) comedian, buffoon, comic. croesanair 1. obscenity; synonyms (n) bawdiness, bawdry, indecency, lewdness, dirtiness, impurity, vulgarity, immodesty, profanity, ribaldry, 2. insult; synonyms (n) dishonor, abuse, affront, contumely, disgrace, indignity, outrage, contempt, (v) flout, taunt; antonyms (v) compliment, praise, 3. mockery; synonyms (n) banter, farce, gibe, irony, jeer, charade, derision, imitation, mock, parody. croesawgar hospitable; synonyms (adj) friendly, affable, cordial, gracious, receptive, generous, amiable, convivial, genial, pleasant; antonyms (adj) unfriendly, inhospitable, unwelcoming. croesawiad 1. welcome; synonyms (adj) acceptable, pleasant, agreeable, pleasing, (v) accept, greet, invite, receive, (n) salute, hospitality; antonyms (adj) unwelcome, unwanted, (v) reject, 2. reception; synonyms (n) receipt, acceptance, admission, entertainment, greeting, party, receiving, adoption, getting, salutation. croesawu welcome; synonyms (adj) acceptable, pleasant, agreeable, pleasing, (v) accept, greet, invite, receive, (n) salute, hospitality; antonyms (adj) unwelcome, unwanted, (v) reject. croesawus hospitable; synonyms (adj) friendly, affable, cordial, gracious, receptive, generous,
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amiable, convivial, genial, pleasant; antonyms (adj) unfriendly, inhospitable, unwelcoming. croesbren cross; synonyms (n) crisscross, (v) intersect, baffle, cover, (adj) crabbed, crabby, angry, cantankerous, grouchy, grumpy; antonyms (v) uncross, (adj) calm, good-tempered. croesffordd crossroad; synonyms (n) crossing, crossway, cross, intersection, carrefour, juncture, convergence, crisis, crossbreeding, crossover. croesgad crusade; synonyms (n) campaign, battle, movement, cause, drive, effort, expedition, quest, struggle, (v) fight. croesgadwr crusader; synonyms (n) activist, fighter, croise, meliorist, radical, reformer, reformist, promoter, supporter. croeshoeliad crucifixion; synonyms (n) torture, martyrdom, excruciation, execution, (v) cruciation, impalement. croeshoelio crucify; synonyms (v) bedevil, persecute, torment, annoy, bother, torture, cruciate, agonize, gravel, irritate. croesholiad cross-examination; synonyms (n) examination, inquiry, trial. croesi cross; synonyms (n) crisscross, (v) intersect, baffle, cover, (adj) crabbed, crabby, angry, cantankerous, grouchy, grumpy; antonyms (v) uncross, (adj) calm, good-tempered. croeso welcome; synonyms (adj) acceptable, pleasant, agreeable, pleasing, (v) accept, greet, invite, receive, (n) salute, hospitality; antonyms (adj) unwelcome, unwanted, (v) reject. crofen rind; synonyms (n) peel, bark, skin, crust, coat, cortex, husk, hull, hide. crog 1. cross; synonyms (n) crisscross, (v) intersect, baffle, cover, (adj) crabbed, crabby, angry, cantankerous, grouchy, grumpy; antonyms (v) uncross, (adj) calm, good-tempered, 2. hanging; synonyms (n) dangling, execution, suspension, curtain, (adj) pendant, pendent, suspended, pending, pendulous; antonym (adj) upright, 3. rood; synonyms (n) cross, crucifix, beads, host, relics, reliquary, thurible, (v) cubit, ell, fathom. crogi 1. hang; synonyms (v) dangle, depend, drape, float, append, cling, decorate, execute, (n) suspend, delay, 2. suspend; synonyms (v) defer, adjourn, hang, interrupt, postpone, stop, shelve, stay, break, debar; antonym (v) continue. croglath snare; synonyms (n) trap, lure, (v) mesh, catch, gin, ambush, ensnare, entrap, hook, capture. croglofft garret; synonyms (n) attic, cockloft, loft, dome, bean, bonce, noodle, turret, watchtower. crogwr hangman; synonyms (n) butcher, hanger, boggle, hyena, scrabble, tiger. crombil 1. gizzard; synonyms (n) stomach, craw, crop, maw, paunch, venter, ventricle, ventriculus,
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2. crop; synonyms (n) fruit, harvest, (v) browse, graze, reap, top, cultivate, cut, lop, (adj) clip, 3. bowels; synonyms (n) entrails, gut, bowel, inside, guts, innards, insides, intestines, viscera. cromen dome; synonyms (n) cupola, arch, roof, cover, bean, noggin, arena, (adj) campanile, column. cromfach 1. parenthesis; synonyms (n) aside, bracket, digression, interlude, anastrophe, anastrophy, divagation, excursus, hypallage, hyperbaton, 2. bracket; synonyms (n) brace, prop, rack, stand, buttress, knee, (v) link, couple, group, (adj) hook. cromlech cromlech; synonyms (n) dolmen, tumulus, quoit, tope. cromosom chromosome; synonyms (n) antherozoid, bioplasm, biotaxy, dysmeromorph, gene. cronadur accumulator; synonyms (n) collector, gatherer, store, saver, aggregator, magpie, miser, squirrel. cronfa 1. fund; synonyms (n) stock, store, capital, bank, reserve, (v) hoard, bankroll, finance, accumulate, back, 2. pool (pwll); synonyms (n) plash, lake, pond, mere, cartel, basin, kitty, syndicate, (v) combine, merge, 3. reservoir; synonyms (n) cistern, fountain, well, supply, tank. cronicl chronicle; synonyms (n) account, annals, story, history, narrative, (v) record, register, list, date, log. croniclo chronicle; synonyms (n) account, annals, story, history, narrative, (v) record, register, list, date, log. cronnell 1. globe; synonyms (n) ball, world, orb, sphere, circle, eyeball, planet, round, 2. sphere; synonyms (n) region, range, area, domain, province, realm, department, globe, ring, arena. cronni 1. dam; synonyms (n) barrage, barricade, dike, dyke, decameter, decametre, (v) block, prevent, bar, close, 2. collect; synonyms (v) assemble, accumulate, amass, gather, pick, accrue, acquire, aggregate, cluster, collate; antonyms (v) disperse, distribute, 3. hoard; synonyms (n) store, bank, heap, stock, accumulation, fund, (v) cache, collect, garner, pile, 4. amass; synonyms (v) hoard, compile, save, stack, drift, increase, conglomerate, cull, cumulate, harvest, 5. accumulate; synonyms (v) add, concentrate, gain, multiply, stockpile, swell, keep; antonym (v) dwindle. cropian 1. creep; synonyms (v) crawl, grovel, sneak, steal, fawn, lurk, cringe, sidle, (n) crawling, creeping, 2. crawl; synonyms (v) creep, clamber, climb, scramble, swarm, teem, inch, lag, move, swim; antonym (v) race, 3. grope; synonyms (v) feel, finger, fumble, touch, grabble, search, handle, paw, scrabble.
crosiet crochet; synonyms (n) crocheting, embroidery, freak, (v) hook, knit, abstract, accost, addict, cabbage, cop. croten brat; synonyms (n) child, imp, bairn, rogue, scamp, urchin, guttersnipe, jackanapes, pickaninny, whippersnapper. croth 1. womb; synonyms (n) uterus, belly, bowels, chitterings, cradle, entrails, guts, intestines, nest, nursery, 2. calf; synonyms (n) calfskin, sura, colt, foal, kitten, pup, shorthorn, kid, cow, doodle. croyw 1. fresh; synonyms (adj) bracing, brisk, clean, novel, bright, original, recent, airy, bold, (adv) new; antonyms (adj) old, stale, decayed, exhausted, hot, humid, muggy, musty, off, oppressive, 2. clear; synonyms (adj) certain, open, apparent, (v) acquit, absolute, free, net, absolve, clarify, definite; antonyms (adj) cloudy, opaque, unclear, dark, fuzzy, hazy, incomprehensible, obscure, uncertain, vague, 3. plain; synonyms (adj) ordinary, comprehensible, intelligible, clear, downright, easy, evident, homely, humble, (n) flat; antonyms (adj) elaborate, fancy, mottled, multicolored, ornate, attractive, concealed, confused, fussy, two-colored, 4. unleavened; synonyms (adj) azymous, unfermented, unmellowed, unseasoned; antonym (adj) leavened, 5. new (newydd); synonyms (adj) green, modern, additional, inexperienced, innovative, raw, strange, unaccustomed, unprecedented, (adv) fresh; antonyms (adj) familiar, outgoing, second-hand, traditional, used, less, oldfashioned, (adv) past. croywder 1. freshness; synonyms (n) novelty, impertinence, gall, greenness, impudence, insolence, newness, viridity, cheekiness, (adj) coolness; antonym (n) staleness, 2. clearness; synonyms (n) brightness, clarity, distinctness, explicitness, lucidity, perspicuity, sharpness, simplicity, limpidity, purity; antonyms (n) ambiguity, mystique, opacity. croywi 1. clear; synonyms (adj) clean, certain, open, apparent, (v) bright, acquit, absolute, free, net, absolve; antonyms (adj) cloudy, opaque, unclear, dark, fuzzy, hazy, incomprehensible, obscure, uncertain, vague, 2. clarify; synonyms (v) clear, elaborate, elucidate, explain, purge, defecate, expound, illuminate, refine, show; antonyms (v) confuse, complicate, blur, obfuscate, 3. freshen; synonyms (v) air, invigorate, refresh, ventilate, fresh, aerate, renew, purify, chill, complete. crud cradle; synonyms (n) bed, cot, birthplace, nursery, berth, crib, hammock, nest, (v) groundwork, hold. crug 1. abscess; synonyms (n) blister, boil, gathering, pustule, growth, swelling, aposteme, blemish, (adj) sore, ulcer, 2. hillock; synonyms (n) hill, knoll, hummock, mound, rise, hammock, 3. barrow;
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Welsh - English synonyms (n) tumulus, barrowful, cart, wheelbarrow, swine, cromlech, hog, tope, (adj) hillock, mole, 4. heap; synonyms (n) pile, stack, accumulation, collection, amass, group, lot, (v) aggregate, bank, collect, 5. blister; synonyms (n) bleb, bubble, bulla, abscess, pimple, (v) scorch, burn, scald, swell, vesicate, 6. tumulus; synonym (n) barrow, 7. multitude; synonyms (n) crowd, flock, horde, host, legion, throng, concourse, herd, mass, masses, 8. pile; synonyms (n) heap, congeries, bunch, bundle, hoard, jam, nap, wad, (v) pack, accumulate. cruglwyth 1. pile; synonyms (n) heap, stack, mass, congeries, mound, bunch, accumulation, (v) pack, accumulate, amass, 2. heap; synonyms (n) pile, collection, group, lot, bulk, gathering, (v) aggregate, bank, collect, gather. cruglwytho 1. heap; synonyms (n) pile, stack, accumulation, collection, amass, group, lot, (v) aggregate, bank, collect, 2. overload; synonyms (n) overburden, (v) burden, overcharge, encumber, oppress, surcharge, glut, load, clog, overlay, consider also 3. pile up; synonyms (v) accumulate, gather, hoard, conglomerate, cumulate, assemble, compile, exaggerate, garner, magnify. crugo 1. fester; synonyms (v) rot, boil, ferment, decay, decompose, molder, (adj) rankle, abscess, putrefy, sore, 2. vex; synonyms (v) annoy, disturb, plague, provoke, tease, fret, harass, irritate, torment, agitate; antonym (v) please, 3. plague; synonyms (n) blight, curse, (v) bother, molest, worry, afflict, badger, hassle, pester, beleaguer. crwban 1. turtle; synonyms (n) turkle, (adj) game, venison, (v) capsize, 2. tortoise; synonyms (n) snail, testudo, (v) lingerer, loiterer, sluggard. crwbi 1. hump; synonyms (n) bump, bulge, hunch, bunch, gibbosity, knob, protuberance, swelling, (v) bang, bed; antonym (n) hollow, 2. aquiline; synonyms (adj) crooked, aduncous, angular, hooked, jagged, serrated, curved, bent, uncinated, curving. crwc pail; synonyms (n) bucket, bucketful, pailful, tub, pipkin, pot, skeel, tankard, cogue, container. crwca 1. bent; synonyms (adj) arched, curved, bended, crooked, (n) aptitude, inclination, propensity, fancy, ability, bias; antonym (adj) straight, 2. bowed; synonyms (adj) bent, inclined, arced, arching, arciform, arcuate, bandy; antonym (adj) concave, 3. crooked; synonyms (adj) awry, corrupt, irregular, askew, deformed, dishonest, indirect, lopsided, unfair, unscrupulous; antonyms (adj) honest, even, principled. crwm 1. curved; synonyms (adj) bent, crooked, curve, round, bend, curving, curvy, deformed, hooked, (v) bowed; antonyms (adj) straight, concave, 2. convex; synonyms (adj) bulging, gibbous,
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biconvex, hunched, bulgy, bellied, bellying, bulbous, (n) crescent, (v) projecting, 3. bowed; synonyms (adj) arched, curved, inclined, arced, arching, arciform, arcuate, bandy. crwn 1. round; synonyms (adv) about, (adj) circular, plump, (n) circle, bout, ring, beat, circuit, (v) compass, turn; antonyms (adj) slim, sharp, 2. complete; synonyms (adj) perfect, absolute, consummate, whole, full, (v) accomplish, achieve, close, finish, execute; antonyms (adj) incomplete, partial, unfinished, abridged, shortened, sketchy, lacking, narrow, qualified, (v) neglect. crwner 1. coroner; synonyms (n) edile, paritor, portreeve, crowner, 2. crowner; synonym (n) coroner. crwst crust; synonyms (n) bark, cheekiness, covering, gall, impertinence, peel, shell, skin, coating, (v) coat. crwt brat; synonyms (n) child, imp, bairn, rogue, scamp, urchin, guttersnipe, jackanapes, pickaninny, whippersnapper. crwth 1. crowd; synonyms (n) huddle, swarm, collection, crew, press, circle, cluster, (v) bunch, flock, squeeze; antonym (v) disperse, 2. fiddle; synonyms (n) violin, kit, fraud, (v) con, cheat, tamper, diddle, play, trick, defraud, 3. hump; synonyms (n) bump, bulge, hunch, gibbosity, knob, protuberance, swelling, (v) bang, bed, fuck; antonym (n) hollow, 4. purring; synonyms (adj) droning, humming, whining, buzzing, (n) drone, buzz, vibration, whirr. crwtyn 1. brat; synonyms (n) child, imp, bairn, rogue, scamp, urchin, guttersnipe, jackanapes, pickaninny, whippersnapper, 2. boy (bachgen); synonyms (n) lad, fellow, kid, male, man, minor, servant, son, youngster, youth. crwybr 1. honeycomb; synonyms (n) comb, chaser, currycomb, sponge, (v) perforate, riddle, wreck, (adj) alveolate, faveolate, favose, 2. hoarfrost; synonyms (n) frost, rime, hoar, freeze, chink, crack, fissure, ice, icing, rhyme, 3. mist; synonyms (n) fog, cloud, haze, vapor, brume, (v) blur, befog, cover, obscure, drizzle. crwydr wandering; synonyms (adj) itinerant, nomadic, stray, erratic, rambling, vagrant, errant, vagabond, migratory, (n) roving. crwydro 1. wander; synonyms (v) ramble, digress, stray, deviate, err, roam, travel, (n) saunter, stroll, tramp, 2. range; synonyms (n) area, array, compass, reach, scope, (v) line, arrange, order, rank, group, 3. stray; synonyms (v) range, wander, depart, drift, meander, rove, straggle, gad, (n) vagabond, waif, 4. roam; synonyms (v) gallivant, journey, walk, prowl, divagate, roll, migrate, swan, traverse, trek. crwydrwr 1. wanderer; synonyms (n) rover, roamer, vagabond, tramp, drifter, traveler, wayfarer,
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stranger, migrant, (v) rambler; antonym (n) resident, 2. rover; synonyms (n) nomad, wanderer, ranger, vagrant, itinerant, peregrinator. crwydryn 1. vagrant; synonyms (n) tramp, drifter, hobo, wanderer, (adj) vagabond, roving, itinerant, (v) stray, erratic, unsettled; antonym (n) resident, 2. vagabond; synonyms (n) vagrant, outcast, bum, nomad, beggar, (v) roam, ramble, range, rove, wander, 3. tramp; synonyms (n) hike, tramper, journey, derelict, (v) trudge, walk, plod, stamp, stroll, slog; antonym (v) loyalist. crwynwr 1. currier, 2. skinner; synonyms (n) butcher, muleteer. crwys 1. cross; synonyms (n) crisscross, (v) intersect, baffle, cover, (adj) crabbed, crabby, angry, cantankerous, grouchy, grumpy; antonyms (v) uncross, (adj) calm, good-tempered, 2. crucifix; synonyms (n) cross, rood, beads, patera, pax, pyx, thurible, host, relics, reliquary. crybwyll mention; synonyms (v) cite, name, hint, observe, (n) comment, allusion, citation, remark, call, reference. crybwylliad 1. notice; synonyms (n) advertisement, attention, declaration, information, mind, caution, (v) note, look, attend, detect; antonyms (v) disregard, ignore, 2. allusion; synonyms (n) hint, innuendo, intimation, mention, reference, suggestion, implication, indication, insinuation, 3. mention; synonyms (v) cite, name, observe, commend, adduce, (n) comment, allusion, citation, remark, call. crych 1. curly; synonyms (adj) curled, kinky, crimped, frizzed, permed, curved, wiry, coiled, convoluted, corkscrew; antonym (adj) straight, 2. quavering; synonyms (adj) quivering, trembling, tremulous, unsteady, decrepit, wobbly, 3. rippling; synonyms (adj) billowy, flowing, (n) ripple, wave, riffle, wavelet. crychlais 1. tremolo, 2. trill; synonyms (n) shake, (v) warble, quaver, sing, chirp, dribble, drip, drop, hum, carol. crychlyd 1. wrinkled; synonyms (adj) furrowed, creased, crumpled, lined, puckered, wizened, wrinkly, gnarled, (n) rough, rugged; antonym (adj) smooth, 2. puckered; synonyms (adj) wrinkled, corrugated, bullate, cockled, inflated. crychnaid 1. gambol; synonyms (v) frolic, caper, cavort, romp, frisk, jump, skip, bound, (n) play, fun, 2. leap; synonyms (n) spring, vault, curvet, jumping, lunge, (v) bounce, dive, dance, hop, clear; antonyms (v) fall, plummet. crychneidio 1. frisk; synonyms (v) caper, gambol, cavort, frolic, play, romp, leap, skip, bound, disport, 2. gambol; synonyms (v) frisk, jump, dance, lark, prance, rollick, skylark, sport, (n) fun,
prank, 3. skip; synonyms (n) hop, omission, spring, (v) bounce, cut, skim, trip, decamp, omit, cross. crychni 1. wrinkle; synonyms (n) crease, fold, furrow, pucker, gather, (v) crinkle, rumple, crumple, ruffle, curl; antonym (v) smooth, 2. curliness; synonym (n) curledness. crychu 1. wrinkle; synonyms (n) crease, fold, furrow, pucker, gather, (v) crinkle, rumple, crumple, ruffle, curl; antonym (v) smooth, 2. pucker; synonyms (v) wrinkle, plait, knit, purse, cockle, crisp, ruck, scrunch, corrugate, (n) ruckle, 3. ruffle; synonyms (v) agitate, discompose, fret, disturb, fluster, derange, (n) ruff, perturbation, flounce, frill, 4. ripple; synonyms (n) wave, riffle, swell, (v) bubble, murmur, gurgle, purl, billow, babble, burble. cryd 1. ague; synonyms (n) acute, (adj) appendicitis, 2. fever; synonyms (n) delirium, feverishness, frenzy, heat, pyrexia, febricity, excitement, restlessness, craze, enthusiasm, 3. shivering; synonyms (n) chill, cold, (adj) quivering, shaking, trembling, quaking, shaky, shuddering, tremulous, chilled; antonym (adj) composed. crydd 1. cobbler; synonyms (n) cordwainer, shoemaker, hatter, hosier, vamper, (v) tinker, 2. shoemaker; synonyms (n) cobbler, dressmaker. crydda cobble; synonyms (v) patch, tinker, vamp, botch, refashion, retouch, (n) cobblestone, sett. cryddiaeth shoemaking; synonym (n) cobbling. cryddu 1. shrink; synonyms (v) dwindle, flinch, recoil, contract, shorten, cower, decrease, diminish, lessen, quail; antonyms (v) expand, increase, enlarge, 2. pine; synonyms (n) yearn, sink, (v) languish, long, ache, droop, flag, fade, suffer, (adj) peak. cryf strong; synonyms (adj) intense, powerful, able, deep, firm, stable, steady, cogent, durable, forcible; antonyms (adj) weak, bland, delicate, faint, feeble, frail, mild, pale, slight, unconvincing. cryfder strength; synonyms (n) force, power, energy, firmness, intensity, vigor, endurance, potency, stability, (v) might; antonyms (n) weakness, frailty, flaw, shortcoming. cryfhaol strengthening; synonyms (n) concentration, fortification, consolidation, reenforcement, reinforcing, intensification, afforcement, aggravation, (adj) fortifying, bracing; antonym (n) reduction. cryfhau 1. brace; synonyms (n) couple, duo, pair, prop, strengthen, strut, support, bitstock, (v) clamp, invigorate; antonym (v) weaken, 2. strengthen; synonyms (v) consolidate, confirm, corroborate, brace, encourage, enhance, fortify, intensify, bolster, buttress; antonym (v) undermine.
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Welsh - English cryg hoarse; synonyms (adj) harsh, gruff, husky, grating, raucous, strident, guttural, rough, (v) coarse, hollow; antonym (adj) soft. cryglyd 1. hoarse; synonyms (adj) harsh, gruff, husky, grating, raucous, strident, guttural, rough, (v) coarse, hollow; antonym (adj) soft, 2. raucous; synonyms (adj) hoarse, loud, rowdy, boisterous, disorderly, cacophonous, clamorous, jarring, discordant, noisy; antonym (adj) quiet. crygni hoarseness; synonyms (n) harshness, huskiness, roughness, gruffness, abruptness, brusqueness, curtness, raucity, stridency, croakiness; antonym (n) softness. cryman 1. sickle; synonyms (n) scythe, hook, ankle, crane, crotch, crutch, elbow, fluke, groin, knee, consider also 2. reaping hook; synonym (n) sickle. crymanwr reaper; synonyms (n) harvester, combine, farmer, shearer, sickleman, thresher. crymu 1. bend; synonyms (n) bow, arch, arc, elbow, (v) curve, turn, crouch, stoop, crook, curl; antonyms (v) straighten, square, 2. bow; synonyms (n) obeisance, curvature, (v) bend, duck, buckle, incline, kowtow, defer, kneel, nod, 3. stoop; synonyms (v) deign, condescend, descend, squat, couch, cringe, flex, grovel, lean, (n) porch. cryn 1. good (da); synonyms (adj) able, benefit, delicious, right, efficient, capable, excellent, fine, (n) benign, advantage; antonyms (adj) disobedient, poor, wicked, unpleasant, (n) evil, bad, 2. considerable; synonyms (adj) big, large, ample, great, momentous, significant, sizable, substantial, consequential, (v) important; antonyms (adj) small, insignificant, faint, trivial, 3. much; synonyms (adv) greatly, frequently, almost, awfully, considerably, far, most, often, (n) lot, (adj) considerable; antonym (adv) slightly. crynder roundness; synonyms (n) circularity, rotundity, sphericity, rondure, plumpness, rotundness, circle, round, completeness, entirety. cryndod 1. trembling; synonyms (adj) shaking, shaky, quaking, shivering, (n) quivering, tremor, palpitation, quiver, vibration, shiver; antonym (adj) composed, 2. shivering; synonyms (n) chill, cold, (adj) trembling, shuddering, tremulous, chilled. crynedig 1. tremulous; synonyms (adj) shaky, trembling, shaking, fearful, fidgety, quavering, shivering, (n) nervous, coy, diffident, 2. trembling; synonyms (adj) quaking, flutter, tremulous, (n) quivering, tremor, palpitation, quiver, vibration, shiver, quake; antonym (adj) composed. crynfa 1. tremble; synonyms (v) shake, thrill, quake, totter, flutter, palpitate, (n) quiver, shiver, shudder, throb, 2. tremor; synonyms (n) agitation, convulsion, earthquake, shaking, trembling,
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trepidation, vibration, ripple, (v) tremble, (adj) perturbation. crynhoad 1. digest; synonyms (n) resume, brief, collection, compendium, compilation, condensation, (v) abstract, absorb, apprehend, (adj) brook, 2. collection; synonyms (n) accumulation, assembly, assortment, bundle, gathering, set, bunch, cluster, heap, (v) assemblage. crynhofa abscess; synonyms (n) blister, boil, gathering, pustule, growth, swelling, aposteme, blemish, (adj) sore, ulcer. crynhoi collect; synonyms (v) assemble, accumulate, amass, gather, pick, accrue, acquire, aggregate, cluster, collate; antonyms (v) disperse, distribute. cryno 1. compact; synonyms (adj) close, dense, compendious, concise, (n) agreement, arrangement, contract, covenant, bargain, (v) compress; antonyms (adj) loose, sprawling, bulky, sparse, 2. tidy; synonyms (adj) clean, neat, trim, spruce, natty, orderly, respectable, shipshape, (v) clear, arrange; antonyms (adj) untidy, disheveled, knotted, 3. neat; synonyms (adj) adroit, elegant, tidy, graceful, dainty, clever, deft, dexterous, fresh, (v) compact; antonyms (adj) messy, scruffy, unkempt, clumsy, disordered. crynodeb 1. abstract; synonyms (adj) theoretical, academic, (v) abridge, filch, (n) synopsis, abridgement, digest, epitome, summary, abridgment; antonym (adj) concrete, 2. summary; synonyms (n) abstract, compendium, outline, report, (adj) brief, compendious, concise, succinct, curt, short. crynodebu abstract; synonyms (adj) theoretical, academic, (v) abridge, filch, (n) synopsis, abridgement, digest, epitome, summary, abridgment; antonym (adj) concrete. crynswth 1. whole; synonyms (adj) entire, total, all, complete, integral, aggregate, full, healthy, intact, (n) sum; antonyms (adj) incomplete, broken, imperfect, partial, (n) part, 2. aggregate; synonyms (adj) aggregative, collective, (n) agglomerate, whole, complex, pile, (v) accumulate, cluster, amount, collect; antonym (n) individual, 3. bulk; synonyms (n) mass, size, majority, volume, capacity, body, dimension, extent, (v) bulge, (adj) lump; antonym (n) minority, 4. mass; synonyms (adj) block, (n) bulk, heap, crowd, bunch, collection, magnitude, accumulation, (v) flock, assemble. crynu 1. shiver; synonyms (n) quiver, fragment, splinter, thrill, (v) shake, tremble, quake, shudder, palpitate, shatter, 2. tremble; synonyms (v) totter, flutter, quail, falter, agitate, flicker, quaver, (n) shiver, throb, tremor, 3. quake; synonyms (n) earthquake, jolt, temblor, trembling, (v) vibrate, fluctuate, jar, dance, rock, reel. crys shirt; synonym (n) shirtwaist.
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crysbais 1. jacket; synonyms (n) casing, sheath, case,
cudd 1. concealed; synonyms (adj) hidden, covert,
cover, covering, envelope, coat, skin, shield, (v) clothe, 2. jerkin; synonyms (n) vest, barbe, jubbah, oilskins, pajamas. crystyn crust; synonyms (n) bark, cheekiness, covering, gall, impertinence, peel, shell, skin, coating, (v) coat. crythor 1. fiddler; synonyms (n) violinist, fifer, trumpeter, harper, tinkerer, twiddler, 2. violinist; synonyms (n) fiddler, accompanist, accordionist, instrumentalist, organist, pianist. cryw 1. weir; synonyms (n) dam, boom, penstock, barrier, block, gate, wall, wear, 2. creel; synonyms (n) basket, hamper, bank, hopper, maund, pannier, pottle, bassinet, corbeille, cradle. cu 1. kind (caredig, math); synonyms (n) form, helpful, sort, benign, brand, breed, class, gentle, (adj) friendly, generous; antonyms (adj) unkind, callous, cruel, hardhearted, mean, merciless, nasty, spiteful, uncaring, upsetting, 2. fond; synonyms (adj) affectionate, amorous, caring, devoted, loving, tender, adoring, ardent, doting, attached, 3. dear (Annwyl); synonyms (adj) beloved, close, costly, expensive, lovely, precious, near, adorable, (n) darling, love; antonyms (adj) cheap, worthless, 4. beloved; synonyms (adj) favorite, loved, pet, cherished, (n) dear, dearest, honey, sweetheart, agreeable, idol. cuall 1. blockhead; synonyms (n) ass, dunderhead, beetlehead, dolt, dunce, fool, idiot, loggerhead, bonehead, (v) block, 2. fool; synonyms (n) blockhead, clown, buffoon, (v) dupe, deceive, bamboozle, befool, cheat, con, defraud, 3. foolish; synonyms (adj) childish, crazy, daft, dopey, dull, dumb, fatuous, preposterous, silly, (n) absurd; antonyms (adj) wise, sensible, prudent, shrewd, visionary, 4. rash; synonyms (adj) foolhardy, imprudent, heedless, impetuous, precipitate, reckless, audacious, careless, (n) hasty, eruption; antonyms (adj) cautious, careful, considered, deliberate, 5. quick (cyflym); synonyms (adj) bright, prompt, active, agile, clever, intelligent, nimble, speedy, alert, (adv) fast; antonyms (adj) slow, leisurely. cuan owl; synonyms (n) hooter, booby, dolt, looby, nizy, noddy, nonny, noodle, howlet, awl. cuchio 1. frown; synonyms (n) scowl, (v) lower, pout, glower, grimace, glare; antonym (v) smile, 2. scowl; synonyms (n) growl, (v) frown, sulk, roar, sneer, (adj) bouderie, doldrums, dudgeon, dumps, mumps; antonym (v) grin. cuchiog 1. frowning; synonyms (adj) sullen, dark, dismal, gloomy, lowering, clouded, (n) austere, boisterous, cloudiness, coarse, 2. scowling; synonyms (adj) frowning, angry, dire, frowny, grim, threatening, ugly, surly, (n) growling.
clandestine, blind, buried, mysterious, obscure, occult, secret, invisible; antonyms (adj) exposed, unconcealed, available, overt, 2. hidden; synonyms (adj) concealed, dark, latent, arcane, confidential, covered, deep, disguised, masked, underground; antonyms (adj) obvious, open, active, noticeable, revealing. cuddfa 1. hoard; synonyms (n) store, bank, heap, stock, accumulation, (v) accumulate, amass, cache, collect, gather, consider also 2. hiding place; synonyms (n) den, hideaway, refuge, hideout, lair, cave, hive, rookery, recess, hole. cuddiad hiding; synonyms (n) cover, covering, concealing, concealment, beating, thrashing, rout, ambush, coverture, abscondence; antonym (n) victory. cuddiedig 1. concealed; synonyms (adj) hidden, covert, clandestine, blind, buried, mysterious, obscure, occult, secret, invisible; antonyms (adj) exposed, unconcealed, available, overt, 2. hidden; synonyms (adj) concealed, dark, latent, arcane, confidential, covered, deep, disguised, masked, underground; antonyms (adj) obvious, open, active, noticeable, revealing. cuddio 1. hide; synonyms (v) conceal, disguise, obscure, bury, cloak, (n) cover, fur, coat, fell, (adj) darken; antonyms (v) reveal, show, expose, express, 2. conceal; synonyms (v) hide, mask, screen, shield, smother, suppress, cloud, ensconce, muffle, (n) veil; antonyms (v) divulge, clarify, uncover. cuddswyddog detective; synonyms (n) investigator, scout, tec, officer, spy, policeman, snoop, (v) informer, delator, eavesdropper. cudyll hawk; synonyms (n) eagle, (v) peddle, cough, expectorate, huckster, hunt, monger, sell, spit, vend. cudyn 1. lock; synonyms (n) curl, (v) bolt, bar, close, latch, engage, fasten, hug, hold, (adj) hair; antonyms (v) unlock, open, 2. tuft; synonyms (n) bunch, cluster, crest, wisp, feather, knot, truss, fagot. cuert shelter; synonyms (n) guard, refuge, asylum, harbor, protect, protection, sanctuary, security, (v) cover, screen; antonym (v) expose. cufydd cubit; synonyms (n) coudee, (v) foot, hand, inch, line, nail, palm, fathom, furlong, league. cul 1. narrow; synonyms (adj) close, limited, insular, little, cramped, (v) confined, contract, limit, lessen, constrict; antonyms (adj) wide, broad, comprehensive, extensive, (v) widen, extend, 2. lean; synonyms (adj) emaciated, gaunt, thin, bony, (v) incline, bend, list, slant, bow, (n) tilt; antonyms (adj) fat, plump.
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Welsh - English culfor strait; synonyms (n) inlet, need, pass, pinch, quandary, channel, crisis, difficulty, (adj) narrow, (v) dilemma. culhau narrow; synonyms (adj) close, limited, insular, little, cramped, (v) confined, contract, limit, lessen, constrict; antonyms (adj) wide, broad, comprehensive, extensive, (v) widen, extend. culni narrowness; synonyms (n) fineness, thinness, illiberality, accuracy, closeness, compactness, conciseness, contractedness, delicacy, exactitude; antonym (n) breadth. cunnog pail; synonyms (n) bucket, bucketful, pailful, tub, pipkin, pot, skeel, tankard, cogue, container. cur 1. beat; synonyms (v) batter, flap, pulsate, throb, tick, trounce, (n) pulse, thump, knock, round; antonym (v) lose, 2. trouble; synonyms (n) distress, bother, pain, (v) inconvenience, annoy, disorder, disquiet, worry, afflict, agitate; antonyms (v) calm, please, 3. ache; synonyms (n) hunger, twinge, thirst, (v) hurt, long, itch, pine, smart, yearn, yen; antonym (n) pleasure, 4. care; synonyms (n) attention, caution, concern, aid, apprehension, custody, keep, maintenance, (v) anxiety, charge; antonyms (n) carelessness, recklessness, rashness, thoughtlessness, (v) neglect, disregard, 5. pain; synonyms (n) ache, ill, torment, agony, nuisance, harass, (v) anguish, grieve, trouble, agonize, 6. throb; synonyms (n) pulsation, thrill, (v) beat, quiver, pound, flutter, palpitate, shudder, tingle, pant. curad curate; synonyms (n) clergyman, minister, parson, rector, chaplain, pastor, priest, vicar, incumbent, archbishop. curadiaeth curacy; synonyms (n) curateship, cure, curate, pardon, remedy, restorative. curfa 1. flogging; synonyms (n) beating, drubbing, flagellation, whipping, trouncing, hiding, lashing, tanning, 2. beating; synonyms (n) reverse, beat, defeat, thrashing, battery, battering, debacle, hammering, pounding, pulsation; antonym (n) victory. curiad 1. beat; synonyms (v) batter, flap, pulsate, throb, tick, trounce, (n) pulse, thump, knock, round; antonym (v) lose, 2. throb; synonyms (n) pulsation, thrill, (v) beat, quiver, ache, pound, flutter, palpitate, shudder, smart, 3. pulse; synonyms (n) impulse, heartbeat, legume, rhythm, pounding, cadence, measure, pulsing, vibration, (v) vibrate. curiedig wasted; synonyms (v) rotten, effete, (adj) lost, squandered, thin, cadaverous, emaciated, gaunt, devastated, decayed; antonyms (adj) worthwhile, bloated. curio 1. waste; synonyms (n) desert, refuse, damage, (adj) spoil, desolate, (v) consume, exhaust, ruin, squander, ravage; antonyms (v) conserve, save, 2.
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pine; synonyms (n) yearn, sink, (v) languish, long, ache, droop, flag, fade, suffer, (adj) peak. curiwm curium; synonyms (n) cm, centimeter, centimetre. curn 1. core; synonyms (n) bosom, center, essence, gist, heart, kernel, marrow, quintessence, stone, mind; antonym (adj) minor, 2. mound; synonyms (n) heap, hill, hillock, knoll, pile, mass, (v) embankment, stack, bank, (adj) hummock, 3. rick; synonyms (n) hayrick, haystack, accumulation, hoard, shock, crick, (v) twist, sprain, injure, pull. curnen 1. core; synonyms (n) bosom, center, essence, gist, heart, kernel, marrow, quintessence, stone, mind; antonym (adj) minor, 2. mound; synonyms (n) heap, hill, hillock, knoll, pile, mass, (v) embankment, stack, bank, (adj) hummock, 3. rick; synonyms (n) hayrick, haystack, accumulation, hoard, shock, crick, (v) twist, sprain, injure, pull. curnennu 1. stack; synonyms (n) pile, accumulation, mound, rick, mass, bunch, bundle, (v) heap, load, lot, 2. heap; synonyms (n) stack, collection, amass, group, bulk, congeries, (v) aggregate, bank, collect, gather. curo 1. beat; synonyms (v) batter, flap, pulsate, throb, tick, trounce, (n) pulse, thump, knock, round; antonym (v) lose, 2. strike (taro); synonyms (n) assault, clap, (v) bang, beat, hit, impress, slap, move, affect, box, 3. clap; synonyms (v) blast, acclaim, applaud, slam, rumble, (n) boom, applause, gonorrhoea, blow, clack; antonym (v) boo, 4. batter; synonyms (n) batsman, concoction, (v) baste, hammer, bash, break, buffet, club, mangle, pound, 5. belabor; synonyms (v) thrash, belabour, pelt, 6. bang; synonyms (n) smack, smash, strike, bump, rap, thud, (v) clatter, clink, whack, pat, 7. knock; synonyms (v) cuff, punch, boot, clip, condemn, (n) tap, crash, belt, clout, criticism; antonym (v) praise, 8. throb; synonyms (n) pulsation, thrill, pain, (v) quiver, ache, flutter, palpitate, shudder, smart, tingle. curwr beater; synonyms (n) blender, pulsator, champ, champion, churn, conqueror, defeater, jerker, sley, sword. curyll hawk; synonyms (n) eagle, (v) peddle, cough, expectorate, huckster, hunt, monger, sell, spit, vend. cusan kiss; synonyms (n) buss, brush, osculation, salute, touch, (v) caress, embrace, osculate, love. cusanu kiss; synonyms (n) buss, brush, osculation, salute, touch, (v) caress, embrace, osculate, love. cusanwr kisser; synonyms (n) face, countenance, mug, physiognomy, visage, mouth, lip, chump, endorsement, fool. cut 1. shed; synonyms (v) cast, discard, drop, moult, scatter, exuviate, molt, (n) hut, shack, cabin, 2.
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hovel; synonyms (n) cot, booth, cottage, hole, hutch, shanty, shed, chalet, croft, dump; antonym (n) mansion, 3. sty; synonyms (n) pen, pigpen, pigsty, enclosure, hordeolum, kennel, stye, hogcote, corral, (v) ascend. cuwch 1. frown; synonyms (n) scowl, (v) lower, pout, glower, grimace, glare; antonym (v) smile, 2. scowl; synonyms (n) growl, (v) frown, sulk, roar, sneer, (adj) bouderie, doldrums, dudgeon, dumps, mumps; antonym (v) grin. cwac quack; synonyms (n) impostor, fraud, cheat, fake, charlatan, doctor, empiric, medicaster, mountebank, (v) cackle. cwafr quaver; synonyms (n) quiver, quake, shake, tremor, shudder, tremble, (v) shiver, warble, flutter, flicker. cwafrio 1. quaver; synonyms (n) quiver, quake, shake, tremor, shudder, tremble, (v) shiver, warble, flutter, flicker, 2. trill; synonyms (n) chant, (v) quaver, sing, chirp, dribble, drip, drop, hum, carol, cheep. cwar quarry; synonyms (n) mine, prey, game, dig, pit, target, victim, butt, excavation, (v) excavate. cward pane; synonyms (n) window, paneling, panelling, board, leaf, acid, casement, dose, dot, page. cwarter quarter; synonyms (n) area, part, district, division, mercy, neighborhood, region, direction, (v) place, lodge. cwarts quartz; synonyms (n) crystal, lechatelierite, crystallization, (adj) flint, crag, fossil, marble, pebble, rock, stone. cwbl 1. all; synonyms (adv) whole, purely, altogether, entirely, (adj) universal, each, every, gross, complete, (n) aggregate; antonyms (pron) none, (det) some, 2. whole; synonyms (adj) entire, total, all, integral, full, healthy, intact, well, (n) sum, sound; antonyms (adj) incomplete, broken, imperfect, partial, (n) part, 3. absolute; synonyms (adj) downright, peremptory, unconditional, categorical, real, unqualified, utter, actual, arbitrary, (n) positive; antonym (adj) qualified, 4. total; synonyms (adj) absolute, general, outright, (n) amount, tally, entirety, (v) count, number, figure, add. cwblhad fulfillment; synonyms (n) accomplishment, completion, fruition, achievement, satisfaction, attainment, consummation, contentment, discharge, execution. cwblhau 1. finish; synonyms (v) end, complete, achieve, execute, accomplish, cease, determine, (n) close, consummate, conclusion; antonyms (v) start, begin, continue, (n) beginning, 2. accomplish; synonyms (v) compass, do, perform, reach, attain, fulfill, make, perfect, realize, effect, 3. achieve; synonyms (v) gain, acquire, act, get, manage, obtain,
secure, strike, conclude, conquer; antonym (v) lose, 4. complete; synonyms (adj) absolute, whole, full, stark, accomplished, all, finished, (v) finish, clear, implement; antonyms (adj) incomplete, partial, unfinished, abridged, shortened, sketchy, lacking, narrow, qualified, (v) neglect, 5. fulfill; synonyms (v) fill, meet, satisfy, discharge, answer, effectuate, fulfil, keep, obey, redeem. cwch 1. boat; synonyms (n) yacht, scull, craft, dinghy, ship, vessel, vehicle, shallop, schooner, sailboat, 2. hive; synonyms (n) beehive, aerie, cave, cell, den, eyry, (v) store, (adj) swarm, herd, flock, 3. beehive; synonyms (n) apiary, hive, skep, bindery, nailery, slip, usine, wharf, (v) alveary, aviary. cwcw cuckoo (cog); synonyms (n) fathead, goof, goose, jackass, nut, zany, (v) cheep, chirp, chirrup, (adj) crazy. cwcwallt cuckold; synonyms (v) betray, deceive, cheat, abandon, beat, bewray, cast, chicane, chisel, chouse. cwcwalltu cuckold; synonyms (v) betray, deceive, cheat, abandon, beat, bewray, cast, chicane, chisel, chouse. cwcwll 1. cowl; synonyms (n) hood, bonnet, cowling, chock, condition, cow, soe, tonsure, deflector, goon, 2. hood; synonyms (n) cap, cowl, cover, hat, coif, headdress, hoodlum, thug, malefactor, gangster. cwd 1. bag; synonyms (n) pocket, pouch, package, briefcase, purse, sack, case, (v) bulge, capture, catch, 2. pouch; synonyms (n) bag, poke, pod, sac, container, (v) bulk, jut, protrude. cweryl quarrel; synonyms (n) brawl, feud, altercation, dissension, clash, conflict, (v) dispute, fight, argue, row; antonyms (n) agreement, (v) agree. cweryla quarrel; synonyms (n) brawl, feud, altercation, dissension, clash, conflict, (v) dispute, fight, argue, row; antonyms (n) agreement, (v) agree. cwerylgar quarrelsome; synonyms (adj) argumentative, pugnacious, belligerent, contentious, combative, aggressive, cantankerous, disputatious, currish, (v) fretful; antonym (adj) peaceable. cwerylwr quarreler; synonym (n) quarreller. cwestiwn question; synonyms (n) inquiry, challenge, demand, (v) doubt, query, distrust, inquire, interrogate, investigate, contest; antonyms (n) certainty, (v) answer. cwestiynu question; synonyms (n) inquiry, challenge, demand, (v) doubt, query, distrust, inquire, interrogate, investigate, contest; antonyms (n) certainty, (v) answer. cwfert 1. cover; synonyms (v) coat, conceal, top, bury, cloak, (n) blind, blanket, screen, binding, camouflage; antonyms (v) reveal, expose, uncover,
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Welsh - English 2. shelter; synonyms (n) guard, refuge, asylum, harbor, protect, protection, sanctuary, security, shield, (v) cover. cwffio 1. fight; synonyms (v) combat, contest, quarrel, feud, argue, bicker, (n) battle, dispute, engagement, (adj) brawl; antonyms (v) agree, retreat, withdrawal, 2. box (blwch); synonyms (n) basket, cage, chest, package, booth, blow, carton, (v) cuff, buffet, beat; antonym (v) unbox. cwffiwr boxer; synonyms (n) pugilist, wrestler, bruiser, fighter, bagger, backpacker, buffeter, combatant, packer, rebel. cwgn 1. knot; synonyms (n) bow, cluster, tie, loop, bunch, gang, joint, (v) entangle, knit, bind, 2. knuckle; synonyms (n) elbow, knee, scythe, sickle, zigzag, mesh, (v) submit, succumb, surrender, defer, 3. joint; synonyms (adj) collective, common, communal, cooperative, (n) articulation, hinge, join, seam, connection, (v) articulate; antonyms (adj) individual, unilateral, private, separate. cwilt quilt; synonyms (n) coverlet, blanket, comforter, bedding, cover, bedspread, counterpane, quilting, bedclothes, (v) embroider. cwis quiz; synonyms (n) test, examination, (v) interrogate, examine, question, chaff, inquire, joke, ask, banter. cwla 1. feeble; synonyms (adj) delicate, weak, decrepit, ailing, dim, dull, frail, helpless, (v) faint, debilitated; antonyms (adj) strong, vigorous, hearty, tough, 2. poorly; synonyms (adv) badly, bad, inadequately, (adj) ill, sickly, unhealthy, low, (v) indisposed, sick, unwell; antonyms (adv) well, opulently, satisfactorily. cwlbren bludgeon; synonyms (v) club, beat, bully, coerce, hit, (n) bat, stick, truncheon, cudgel, mace. cwm 1. valley; synonyms (n) ravine, dale, gully, vale, hollow, depression, gap, gorge; antonym (n) mount, 2. cwm; synonyms (n) cirque, corrie. cwman 1. rump; synonyms (n) backside, behind, bottom, buttocks, posterior, rear, tail, can, croup, hindquarters, 2. stoop; synonyms (v) bend, bow, crouch, deign, condescend, descend, squat, couch, cringe, (n) porch. cwmni 1. company; synonyms (n) companionship, society, association, band, business, cohort, collection, brigade, assemblage, (v) accompany; antonym (n) solitude, 2. firm; synonyms (adj) constant, hard, stable, close, compact, determined, fixed, resolute, solid, steadfast; antonyms (adj) irresolute, soft, weak, hesitant, limp, liquid, soggy. cwmpas round (crwn); synonyms (adv) about, (adj) circular, plump, (n) circle, bout, ring, beat, circuit, (v) compass, turn; antonyms (adj) slim, sharp. cwmpasog 1. circuitous; synonyms (adj) indirect, roundabout, winding, devious, meandering,
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oblique, tortuous; antonyms (adj) direct, straight, 2. periphrastic; synonyms (adj) circumlocutory, ambagious, circumlocutious, circuitous, circumlocutional, rambling, redundant, verbose, periphrastical. cwmpasu 1. wind (gwynt); synonyms (n) air, (v) coil, twist, curl, meander, turn, bend, curve, twine, blow, 2. round (crwn); synonyms (adv) about, (adj) circular, plump, entire, (n) circle, bout, ring, beat, circuit, (v) compass; antonyms (adj) slim, sharp, 3. surround; synonyms (v) encircle, gird, border, inclose, round, skirt, beset, besiege, circumvent, embrace. cwmpawd compass; synonyms (n) range, scope, area, circle, circumference, extent, reach, (v) round, get, grasp. cwmwl cloud; synonyms (n) mist, blur, haze, (v) fog, becloud, obscure, befog, blacken, eclipse, overshadow; antonym (v) sharpen. cwndid 1. channel; synonyms (n) canal, conduit, groove, drain, duct, line, passage, (v) carry, conduct, convey, 2. conduit; synonyms (n) channel, aqueduct, tube, watercourse, culvert, dike, ditch, path, pipe, pipeline, 3. escort; synonyms (n) chaperon, guard, guide, attendant, suite, (v) attend, accompany, convoy, see, date, 4. carol; synonyms (n) chant, canticle, song, ballad, canzonet, strain, hymn, bravura, cantata, (v) warble, 5. song; synonyms (n) melody, air, cry, poem, tune, call, chanson, (v) ditty, sing, (adj) lay. cwningen 1. rabbit; synonyms (n) coney, cony, hare, lapin, shuttle, coward, bacterium, das, dassie, (adj) warren, 2. hare; synonyms (n) rabbit, puss, cat, maukin, (adj) antelope, courser, eagle, gazelle, greyhound, chickaree. cwnsel 1. counsel; synonyms (n) caution, advocate, advisement, admonition, attorney, (v) advice, advise, consult, admonish, confer, 2. council; synonyms (n) assembly, board, congress, consultation, convention, convocation, diet, legislature, meeting, cabinet, 3. advice; synonyms (n) counsel, warning, exhortation, instruction, intelligence, monition, notice, report, tidings, announcement, 4. secret; synonyms (adj) concealed, covert, hidden, mysterious, confidential, furtive, obscure, occult, (v) private, secluded; antonyms (adj) open, (n) known, public. cwnstabl constable; synonyms (n) policeman, alderman, burgomaster, portreeve, alguazil, tipstaff, beagle, committeeman, councilman, councilwoman. cwota quota; synonyms (n) portion, proportion, share, contingent, allowance, allotment, measure, quantity, ratio, ration. cwpan cup; synonyms (n) chalice, basin, trophy, destiny, fate, bowl, cupful, glass, portion, bleed.
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cwpl couple; synonyms (n) brace, yoke, duo, (v) pair, connect, associate, combine, attach, copulate, join; antonym (v) uncouple. cwpled couplet; synonyms (n) couple, distich, verse, pair, stanza, twosome, canto, rhyme; antonym (n) prose. cwplws 1. brace; synonyms (n) couple, duo, pair, prop, strengthen, strut, support, bitstock, (v) clamp, invigorate; antonym (v) weaken, 2. coupling; synonyms (n) union, coupler, clutch, conjugation, connection, yoke, link, combination, junction, marriage. cwpon coupon; synonyms (n) voucher, certificate, order, ticket, debenture, dividend, draft, warrant, advertisement, coin. cwpwrdd cupboard; synonyms (n) closet, cabinet, buffet, commode, compartment, cranny, cub, nook, pigeonhole, bin. cwr 1. border; synonyms (n) margin, brink, extremity, fringe, bed, boundary, (v) edge, verge, abut, adjoin; antonyms (n) middle, (v) center, 2. edge; synonyms (n) blade, advantage, bank, brim, butt, corner, limit, (v) border, bound, hem, 3. skirt; synonyms (n) flap, kilt, apron, dame, (v) circumvent, evade, elude, sidestep, dodge, avoid, 4. quarter; synonyms (n) area, part, district, division, mercy, neighborhood, region, direction, (v) place, lodge. cwrcwd 1. squatting; synonyms (v) couchant, (n) squat, colonization, (adv) asquat, 2. stooping; synonyms (adj) stooped, crooked, hunched, asymmetrical, corrupt, (n) patronage, pillaring. cwrdd 1. meeting; synonyms (n) confluence, convention, gathering, concourse, assembly, conference, congress, council, appointment, caucus; antonym (n) divergence, 2. meet (cyfarfod); synonyms (v) converge, find, assemble, congregate, encounter, fulfill, gather, answer, cross, (adj) fit; antonyms (v) avoid, disperse, diverge. cwrel coral; synonyms (adj) rosy, (n) orange, red, roe. cwriwcwlwm curriculum; synonyms (n) course, program, syllabus, discipline, class, broadcast, classes, lessons, module, prospectus. cwrnad 1. bawl; synonyms (v) roar, bellow, bark, call, howl, scream, wail, (n) shout, cry, yell, 2. hubbub; synonyms (n) disturbance, commotion, din, disorder, racket, uproar, brawl, bustle, noise, tumult; antonym (n) peace, 3. nag; synonyms (n) hack, jade, worry, horse, (v) annoy, bother, complain, gripe, scold, badger. cwrs course; synonyms (n) stream, flow, bearing, career, current, path, road, route, track, (v) run. cwrt court; synonyms (n) forum, bar, close, field, tribunal, judicatory, (v) woo, attract, invite, romance; antonyms (v) avoid, shun. cwrtais courteous; synonyms (adj) civil, polite, affable, attentive, chivalrous, decorous, gracious,
bland, complaisant, considerate; antonyms (adj) discourteous, rude, boorish, impolite, insulting. cwrw 1. beer; synonyms (n) cocktail, suds, bock, head, hops, lather, (v) wine, stingo, liqueur, spirits, 2. ale; synonyms (n) beer, eale. cwsg sleep (cysgu); synonyms (n) nap, doze, kip, slumber, lie, dream, (v) rest, repose, catnap, hibernate. cwsmer 1. customer; synonyms (n) consumer, buyer, patron, client, guest, purchaser, shopper, fellow, passenger, person; antonym (n) seller, 2. patron; synonyms (n) backer, champion, advocate, friend, benefactor, customer, defender, helper, sponsor, frequenter. cwsmeriaeth custom; synonyms (n) tradition, habit, convention, practice, usage, use, fashion, impost, (v) accustom, (adj) bespoke. cwstard custard; synonym (n) dowset. cwt 1. tail; synonyms (n) rear, shadow, behind, butt, (v) follow, pursue, track, trail, chase, (adj) back; antonyms (v) head, front, 2. queue; synonyms (n) cue, rank, row, string, tail, wake, (v) line, align, adjust, aline, 3. hut; synonyms (n) cabin, cot, booth, hovel, cottage, hutch, lodge, shanty, shed, shack, 4. sty; synonyms (n) pen, pigpen, pigsty, enclosure, hordeolum, kennel, stye, dump, hogcote, corral, 5. skirt; synonyms (n) border, edge, brim, flap, kilt, apron, (v) fringe, circumvent, evade, hem. cwta 1. short (byr); synonyms (adj) brief, concise, scarce, brusque, close, curt, sharp, compendious, laconic, abrupt; antonyms (adj) long, tall, high, lengthy, 2. curt; synonyms (adj) blunt, short, crisp, terse, churlish, crusty, discourteous, gruff, rude, coarse; antonyms (adj) friendly, polite. cwter 1. channel; synonyms (n) canal, conduit, groove, drain, duct, line, passage, (v) carry, conduct, convey, 2. gutter; synonyms (n) channel, ditch, trough, chute, furrow, trench, waterway, aqueduct, culvert, kennel. cwthwm 1. gust; synonyms (n) burst, eruption, flurry, blast, blow, puff, whiff, flare, explosion, breath, 2. storm; synonyms (n) tempest, attack, shower, blizzard, (v) rage, rush, assault, fume, hail, charge. cwtogi 1. shorten; synonyms (v) condense, abbreviate, reduce, abridge, clip, curtail, cut, contract, compress, dock; antonyms (v) lengthen, expand, 2. abridge; synonyms (adj) shorten, abstract, (v) summarize, brief, deprive, digest, lessen, restrain, simplify, truncate, 3. curtail; synonyms (v) abate, confine, crop, curb, diminish, trim, decrease, restrict, retrench, control; antonym (v) extend. cwtws 1. portion; synonyms (n) part, division, piece, constituent, allot, component, fragment, parcel, (v) lot, dividend, 2. lot; synonyms (n) batch, destiny, fate, doom, fortune, portion, slice, bunch, chance,
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Welsh - English circle, 3. tail (cwt); synonyms (n) rear, shadow, behind, butt, (v) follow, pursue, track, trail, chase, (adj) back; antonyms (v) head, front. cwymp 1. fall (cwympo); synonyms (v) decline, dip, decrease, descend, dive, rain, (n) drop, descent, downfall, plunge; antonyms (v) rise, increase, ascend, climb, triumph, win, (n) ascent, 2. tumble; synonyms (n) fall, (v) jumble, stumble, collapse, crumble, slip, spill, topple, confuse, toss. cwympo 1. fall; synonyms (v) decline, dip, decrease, descend, dive, rain, (n) drop, descent, downfall, plunge; antonyms (v) rise, increase, ascend, climb, triumph, win, (n) ascent, 2. fell; synonyms (v) chop, cut, floor, ax, level, (adj) barbarous, cruel, prostrate, brutal, fierce. cwyn 1. complaint; synonyms (n) accusation, ailment, charge, affection, disease, disorder, ill, illness, lament, plaint, 2. plaint; synonyms (n) complaint, mourning, lamentation, wail, moan, (v) chorus, clamor, hullabaloo, outcry. cwynfanllyd querulous; synonyms (adj) peevish, petulant, irritable, fretful, discontented, complaining, fractious, touchy, cross, grumpy. cwynfanus 1. plaintive; synonyms (adj) mournful, pathetic, piteous, doleful, sad, sorrowful, wistful, 2. mournful; synonyms (adj) melancholy, miserable, funereal, dolorous, dark, gloomy, lamentable, lugubrious, pensive, (n) plaintive; antonym (adj) cheerful. cwynos 1. meal; synonyms (n) food, feed, flour, repast, banquet, spread, bite, 2. supper; synonyms (n) dinner, meal, tea, lunch, breakfast, brunch, feast, (v) bever, dejeuner, whet. cwyr wax; synonyms (n) increase, record, (v) grow, become, rise, mount, get, thrive, enlarge, finish. cwyro wax; synonyms (n) increase, record, (v) grow, become, rise, mount, get, thrive, enlarge, finish. cwys furrow; synonyms (n) fold, crinkle, channel, line, cut, ditch, (v) wrinkle, crease, groove, chamfer. cybolfa medley; synonyms (n) assortment, jumble, miscellany, mixture, melange, potpourri, admixture, conglomeration, hash, (adj) chaos. cyboli 1. bother; synonyms (v) trouble, annoy, torment, vex, worry, (n) fuss, plague, bore, hassle, pain; antonyms (v) delight, please, soothe, (n) pleasure, 2. mess; synonyms (n) clutter, jumble, muddle, confusion, difficulty, disorder, hodgepodge, jam, scrape, (v) botch; antonym (n) order, 3. muddle; synonyms (n) mess, chaos, disarray, huddle, (v) confuse, blunder, addle, perplex, (adj) fluster, bewilder. cybydd 1. miser; synonyms (n) churl, curmudgeon, hunks, muckworm, niggard, skinflint, accumulator, collector, magpie, muckerer, 2. niggard;
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synonyms (n) miser, screw, scrimp, scrooge, boor, (adj) niggardly, stingy. cybydda 1. hoard; synonyms (n) store, bank, heap, stock, accumulation, (v) accumulate, amass, cache, collect, gather, 2. stint; synonyms (n) restriction, assignment, extent, job, (v) scant, skimp, curtail, pinch, scrimp, (adj) begrudge. cybyddlyd 1. avaricious; synonyms (adj) greedy, grasping, acquisitive, avid, miserly, sordid, (v) covetous, mercenary, extortionate, churlish; antonym (adj) generous, 2. miserly; synonyms (adj) stingy, mean, close, parsimonious, closefisted, avaricious, measly, mingy, penurious, tight. cychwr boatman; synonyms (n) waterman, boater, lighterman, longshoreman, boatsman, shipman, leghorn, skimmer. cychwyn 1. start; synonyms (v) begin, originate, commence, drive, launch, embark, (n) jump, onset, origin, shock; antonyms (v) end, finish, stop, conclude, halt, (n) conclusion, 2. rise; synonyms (n) elevation, lift, ascent, progress, (v) climb, mount, ascend, increase, heave, arise; antonyms (n) reduction, (v) fall, decrease, drop, sink, descend, plummet, retire, 3. stir; synonyms (v) arouse, budge, move, rouse, affect, agitate, (n) movement, commotion, disturbance, (adj) bustle. cychwynfa 1. start (cychwyn); synonyms (v) begin, originate, commence, drive, launch, embark, (n) jump, onset, origin, shock; antonyms (v) end, finish, stop, conclude, halt, (n) conclusion, consider also 2. starting point (cychwyn); synonyms (n) beginning, root, start, base, source, basis, foundation, creation, data, inception. cychwyniad 1. start (cychwyn); synonyms (v) begin, originate, commence, drive, launch, embark, (n) jump, onset, origin, shock; antonyms (v) end, finish, stop, conclude, halt, (n) conclusion, 2. beginning; synonyms (n) cause, birth, commencement, derivation, opening, start, dawn, debut, emergence, (adj) original; antonyms (n) finale, demise, ending. cycyllog cowled; synonyms (adj) capistrate, cucullated, (v) cucullate, dermatoid, encuirassed, squamiferous, tectiform. cyd 1. common; synonyms (adj) ordinary, coarse, cheap, mutual, usual, vulgar, accustomed, base, ignoble, (n) habitual; antonyms (adj) individual, uncommon, rare, unusual, characteristic, one-off, specific, unique, aristocratic, exclusive, 2. joint; synonyms (adj) collective, common, communal, cooperative, (n) articulation, hinge, join, seam, connection, (v) articulate; antonyms (adj) unilateral, private, separate, 3. copulation; synonyms (n) coition, coitus, intercourse, relation, congress, recounting, relative, telling, 4. coupling; synonyms (n) union, coupler, clutch, conjugation, yoke, link, combination, junction, marriage,
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mating, 5. fellow; synonyms (adj) comrade, (n) companion, associate, boy, equal, brother, chap, colleague, compeer, peer, 6. joining; synonyms (v) joint, (adj) connecting, adjunctive, (n) connexion, association, assembly, juncture, 7. junction; synonyms (n) confluence, meeting, interchange, conjunction, crossroads, bond, contact, linkage, crossing, attachment, 8. united; synonyms (adj) joined, combined, connected, allied, concerted, mixed, conjunctive, undivided, conjunct, (v) consolidated; antonym (adj) divided. cydbwysedd balance; synonyms (n) poise, symmetry, excess, remainder, (v) counterbalance, adjust, offset, compensate, contrast, settle; antonyms (n) imbalance, (v) unbalance. cydffurfio conform; synonyms (v) accommodate, adapt, adjust, agree, accord, fit, assimilate, observe, acquiesce, comply; antonyms (v) deviate, differ. cydffurfiol conforming; synonyms (adj) parallel, congruent, like, becoming, befitting, conformist, conventional, correct, decent, decorous. cydfod 1. agreement; synonyms (n) accord, acquiescence, concord, accordance, coincidence, contract, acceptance, appointment, arrangement, compliance; antonyms (n) disagreement, argument, conflict, discord, rejection, dispute, resistance, 2. accord; synonyms (n) agreement, assent, consensus, harmony, (v) agree, consent, give, bestow, grant, harmonize; antonym (n) strife, 3. concord; synonyms (n) concert, peace, union, unison, unity, alliance, amity, concordance, tune, convention. cydgordio 1. agree; synonyms (v) accord, admit, acknowledge, acquiesce, adjust, accede, bargain, concord, correspond, (n) coincide; antonyms (v) disagree, oppose, differ, argue, object, refuse, refute, 2. harmonize; synonyms (v) agree, fit, blend, consort, reconcile, concur, accommodate, check, chord, (n) chime; antonym (v) clash. cydio 1. bite (brathu, cnoi); synonyms (n) taste, bit, cheat, (v) sting, nip, chew, cut, pinch, burn, eat, 2. join; synonyms (v) connect, unite, associate, combine, link, graft, assemble, affiliate, attach, meet; antonyms (v) detach, secede, separate, split, undo, 3. adjoin; synonyms (v) abut, border, annex, touch, neighbor, edge, append, contact, verge, (adj) join, 4. annex; synonyms (n) affix, addition, annexe, extension, wing, (v) add, adjoin, appropriate, seize, take, 5. abut; synonym (v) butt, consider also 6. take hold; synonyms (v) hold, carry, restrain, accommodate, adjudge, admit, agree, appear, apply, arrest. cydnabod 1. acquaintance; synonyms (n) connection, familiarity, friend, acquaintanceship, mate, associate, awareness, buddy, companion, (v) knowledge; antonyms (n) ignorance, stranger, 2.
acknowledge; synonyms (v) accept, avow, confess, recognize, own, profess, admit, appreciate, concede, declare; antonyms (v) deny, ignore, overlook, reject, 3. avow; synonyms (v) allow, affirm, assert, protest, attest, allege, announce, asseverate, (adj) acknowledge, (n) aver; antonym (v) disavow. cydnabyddiaeth 1. acquaintance; synonyms (n) connection, familiarity, friend, acquaintanceship, mate, associate, awareness, buddy, companion, (v) knowledge; antonyms (n) ignorance, stranger, 2. acknowledgment; synonyms (n) recognition, admission, acceptance, acknowledgement, confession, greeting, agreement, allowance, credit, declaration; antonym (n) denial, 3. recognition; synonyms (n) acknowledgment, appreciation, identification, perception, cognizance, approval, avowal, realization, remembrance, (adj) reception. cydnabyddus familiar; synonyms (adj) close, common, conversant, customary, everyday, intimate, commonplace, (n) accustomed, companion, comrade; antonyms (adj) unfamiliar, foreign, strange, new, unaccustomed, formal, ignorant, unknown. cydnaws congenial; synonyms (adj) agreeable, concordant, affable, compatible, delightful, genial, kind, kindred, pleasant, (v) consonant; antonyms (adj) disagreeable, uncongenial, unfriendly. cydol whole; synonyms (adj) entire, total, all, complete, integral, aggregate, full, healthy, intact, (n) sum; antonyms (adj) incomplete, broken, imperfect, partial, (n) part. cydradd equal; synonyms (adj) agree, comparable, adequate, (v) match, compare, correspond, even, parallel, rival, (n) compeer; antonyms (adj) unequal, different, repressive, disproportionate, inconsistent, uneven, unlike, (v) differ. cydraddoldeb equality; synonyms (n) equivalence, balance, identity, parity, evenness, likeness, par, sameness, equal, analogy; antonyms (n) inequality, disparity, difference. cydrannu pool (pwll); synonyms (n) plash, lake, pond, mere, cartel, basin, kitty, syndicate, (v) combine, merge. cydsyniad 1. consent; synonyms (n) accord, acquiescence, consensus, (v) assent, agree, approve, concur, accede, accept, acquiesce; antonyms (n) opposition, refusal, (v) disagree, refuse, veto, 2. assent; synonyms (n) acceptance, consent, agreement, approval, admission, compliance, concession, permission, (v) allow, yield; antonyms (v) dissent, resist. cydsynio 1. accede; synonyms (v) acquiesce, assent, consent, accept, acknowledge, agree, defer, submit, fit, accord, 2. acquiesce; synonyms (v) accede, concur, yield, admit, allow, approve, comply,
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Welsh - English grant, permit, surrender; antonyms (v) resist, disagree, dissent, 3. assent; synonyms (n) acceptance, acquiescence, agreement, approval, admission, compliance, concession, permission, accession, assentment, 4. consent; synonyms (n) consensus, approbation, concurrence, sanction, leave, promise, confirmation, unity, nod, (v) coincide; antonyms (n) opposition, refusal, (v) refuse, veto. cydwastad 1. even; synonyms (adj) direct, equal, constant, equable, equivalent, flat, horizontal, identical, (v) level, balance; antonyms (adj) uneven, inconsistent, irregular, jagged, unequal, 2. level; synonyms (n) grade, degree, (adj) even, (v) flatten, floor, aim, demolish, destroy, dismantle, raze; antonyms (adj) inclined, slanting, angled, (v) build, raise, 3. flush; synonyms (n) bloom, blossom, thrill, (v) blush, glow, color, redden, (adj) affluent, rich, smooth. cydweddiad analogy; synonyms (n) semblance, agreement, correspondence, parity, resemblance, similarity, affinity, comparison, likeness, parallel; antonym (n) dissimilarity. cydweddog conjugal; synonyms (adj) matrimonial, connubial, marital, nuptial, bridal, married, spousal, wedded; antonym (adj) unmarried. cydweddu 1. agree; synonyms (v) accord, admit, acknowledge, acquiesce, adjust, accede, bargain, concord, correspond, (n) coincide; antonyms (v) disagree, oppose, differ, argue, object, refuse, refute, 2. accord; synonyms (n) agreement, assent, consensus, harmony, (v) agree, consent, give, bestow, grant, harmonize; antonyms (n) disagreement, discord, strife, (v) conflict. cydwladol international; synonyms (adj) worldwide, global, intercontinental, universal, external, away, broad, comprehensive, extensive, extraneous; antonyms (adj) national, insular, local. cydwybod conscience; synonyms (n) shame, scruple, principles, bosom, compunction, duty, ethics, (adj) abandoned, (v) absolve, acquit. cydwybodol conscientious; synonyms (adj) careful, scrupulous, painstaking, dutiful, honest, meticulous, thorough, close, moral, (v) ethical; antonyms (adj) careless, sloppy, unconscientious. cydymaith 1. associate; synonyms (v) affiliate, connect, company, link, (n) ally, assistant, companion, fellow, partner, accomplice; antonyms (v) avoid, dissociate, distance, (adj) chief, (n) stranger, 2. companion; synonyms (n) colleague, buddy, mate, peer, chum, comrade, brother, acquaintance, (adj) associate, (v) accompany; antonym (n) enemy. cydymdeimlad sympathy; synonyms (n) compassion, pity, benevolence, commiseration,
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cyfaddawd compromise; synonyms (n) agreement,
cyfamodi covenant; synonyms (n) contract, compact,
arrangement, bargain, accommodation, concession, settlement, understanding, adjustment, accord, (v) compound; antonym (v) dispute. cyfaddef 1. acknowledge; synonyms (v) accept, avow, confess, recognize, own, profess, admit, appreciate, concede, declare; antonyms (v) deny, ignore, overlook, reject, 2. confess; synonyms (v) disclose, divulge, reveal, grant, shrive, tell, (adj) acknowledge, allow, 3. admit; synonyms (v) accede, affirm, include, permit, take, welcome, accommodate, adjudge, avouch, hold; antonym (v) exclude, 4. own; synonyms (v) have, possess, get, enjoy, occupy, retain, keep, (adj) individual, proper, private. cyfaddefiad 1. admission; synonyms (n) acceptance, access, acknowledgment, confession, admittance, declaration, reception, recognition, confirmation, acquiescence; antonym (n) denial, 2. confession; synonyms (n) avowal, admission, concession, divulgence, disclosure, penance, profession, apology. cyfadran 1. faculty; synonyms (n) capacity, aptitude, capability, endowment, bent, facility, (adj) ability, cleverness, talent, (v) gift; antonym (n) inability, 2. period; synonyms (n) age, dot, epoch, era, point, duration, generation, day, conclusion, cycle. cyfagos 1. adjacent; synonyms (adj) abutting, adjoining, close, contiguous, conterminous, nearby, neighboring, next, touching, (adv) near; antonym (adj) distant, 2. near (agos); synonyms (prep) about, by, around, (adv) almost, (adj) adjacent, imminent, impending, (v) familiar, approximate, approach. cyfaill friend; synonyms (n) fellow, acquaintance, ally, colleague, crony, advocate, assistant, (adj) associate, companion, comrade; antonyms (n) enemy, foe, stranger, rival. cyfair acre; synonyms (n) acreage, grounds, manor, plot. cyfalaf capital; synonyms (n) principal, city, stock, assets, cash, funds, (adj) main, primary, chief, great. cyfallwy 1. sharp; synonyms (adj) acute, bitter, intelligent, acid, acrid, harsh, incisive, intense, (n) keen, (v) biting; antonyms (adj) blunt, dull, mild, gentle, rounded, sweet, bland, blurred, naive, round, 2. adequate; synonyms (adj) sufficient, acceptable, enough, right, condign, effectual, passable, satisfactory, agreeable, competent; antonyms (adj) inadequate, insufficient, unsatisfactory, 3. perfect; synonyms (adj) consummate, complete, exact, utter, entire, faultless, thorough, exquisite, (n) absolute, full; antonyms (adj) imperfect, faulty, flawed. cyfamod covenant; synonyms (n) contract, compact, bond, arrangement, pact, concord, (v) agreement, bargain, promise, vow.
bond, arrangement, pact, concord, (v) agreement, bargain, promise, vow. cyfamodol federal; synonyms (adj) national, union, confederate, federative, central, public, united, (n) fed. cyfamser meantime; synonyms (n) interim, interval, interlude, instrument, mean, measure, mediator, (adv) meanwhile, interregnum, interruption. cyfamserol 1. synchronous; synonyms (adj) simultaneous, synchronal, concurrent, synchronic, coincident, contemporary, synchronical, concomitant, descriptive, 2. timely; synonyms (adj) opportune, convenient, punctual, appropriate, early, apt, prompt, propitious, (v) seasonable, (adv) apropos; antonyms (adj) untimely, inopportune. cyfan 1. all; synonyms (adv) whole, purely, altogether, entirely, (adj) universal, each, every, gross, complete, (n) aggregate; antonyms (pron) none, (det) some, 2. whole; synonyms (adj) entire, total, all, integral, full, healthy, intact, well, (n) sum, sound; antonyms (adj) incomplete, broken, imperfect, partial, (n) part. cyfandir continent; synonyms (n) land, delta, peninsula, (adj) chaste, celibate, abstemious, pure, temperate, abstinent, sober; antonym (adj) incontinent. cyfandirol continental; synonyms (adj) littoral, midland, riparian, earthy. cyfanfor ocean; synonyms (n) sea, deep, brine, waves, multitude, lot, heap, pile, (adj) oceanic, marine. cyfanfyd universe; synonyms (n) nature, creation, world, cosmos, population, macrocosm, space, globe, existence. cyfanfydol universal; synonyms (adj) general, ecumenical, global, common, international, worldwide, public, ubiquitous, comprehensive, oecumenical; antonyms (adj) local, specific. cyfanheddol 1. habitable; synonyms (adj) inhabitable, livable; antonym (adj) uninhabitable, 2. inhabited; synonyms (v) populous, accustomed, arrayed, clothed, dressed, habited, (adj) peopled, occupied, housing, colonized; antonyms (adj) empty, uninhabited, unoccupied. cyfanheddu 1. dwell; synonyms (v) abide, inhabit, reside, bide, live, stay, lodge, be, belong, brood, 2. inhabit; synonyms (v) dwell, occupy, people, settle, exist, roost, domicile, populate, (n) habit, (adj) perch. cyfannedd 1. habitation; synonyms (n) abode, dwelling, domicile, residence, home, house, habitat, lodging, housing, inhabitancy, 2. inhabited; synonyms (v) populous, accustomed, arrayed, clothed, dressed, habited, (adj) peopled, occupied, colonized, suburban; antonyms (adj) empty, uninhabited, unoccupied.
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Welsh - English cyfannu complete; synonyms (adj) perfect, absolute, consummate, whole, full, (v) accomplish, achieve, close, finish, execute; antonyms (adj) incomplete, partial, unfinished, abridged, shortened, sketchy, lacking, narrow, qualified, (v) neglect. cyfanrwydd 1. wholeness; synonyms (n) integrity, entirety, entireness, complement, fullness, haleness, unity, ace, finality, health, 2. entirety; synonyms (n) all, completeness, ensemble, sum, whole, aggregate, gross, amount, total, totality; antonym (n) part. cyfansawdd 1. compound; synonyms (n) blend, complex, mix, amalgam, combination, (v) alloy, amalgamate, combine, compromise, (adj) composite; antonym (adj) simple, 2. composite; synonyms (adj) aggregate, mixed, (n) complicated, mixture, synthesis, (v) compound. cyfansoddi 1. compose; synonyms (v) build, allay, compile, constitute, tranquilize, write, weave, (adj) assuage, appease, (n) calm, 2. constitute; synonyms (v) compose, form, make, commission, appoint, comprise, establish, be, construct, create. cyfansoddiad 1. constitution; synonyms (n) composition, code, makeup, organization, temperament, build, foundation, character, charter, construction, 2. composition; synonyms (n) arrangement, constitution, texture, alloy, amalgam, article, combination, composing, compost, compound. cyfansoddiadol constitutional; synonyms (adj) congenital, essential, inherent, intrinsic, legal, organic, constituent, constitutive, inborn, (n) walk; antonym (adj) unconstitutional. cyfansoddwr composer; synonyms (n) author, musician, penman, instrumentalist, artist, artiste, calligrapher, conductor, maestro, performer. cyfanswm 1. aggregate; synonyms (adj) sum, aggregative, all, (n) total, agglomerate, whole, complex, pile, (v) accumulate, cluster; antonyms (n) individual, part, 2. total; synonyms (adj) aggregate, complete, absolute, entire, gross, downright, general, (n) amount, tally, (v) count; antonyms (adj) partial, incomplete, qualified. cyfarch 1. address; synonyms (n) accost, lecture, abode, discourse, residence, skill, speech, allocution, (v) greet, call; antonym (v) ignore, 2. accost; synonyms (v) address, hail, approach, salute, solicit, buttonhole, speak, welcome, 3. greet; synonyms (v) acknowledge, cry, bid, meet, weep, recognize, (n) receive, 4. salute; synonyms (n) greeting, salutation, bow, compliment, salaam, recognition, (v) kiss, buss, give, acclaim. cyfarchiad 1. greeting; synonyms (n) reception, address, salutation, welcome, greet, compliments, accost, acknowledgment, nod, (v) salute; antonym (n) send-off, 2. salutation; synonyms (n) greeting,
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hail, compliment, apostrophe, appeal, interpellation, invocation. cyfarchwylio 1. survey; synonyms (n) poll, review, measurement, inspection, (v) study, measure, view, appraise, canvass, prospect; antonym (v) neglect, 2. observe; synonyms (v) celebrate, comment, notice, commemorate, mind, guard, behold, discover, follow, heed; antonyms (v) ignore, feel. cyfaredd 1. charm; synonyms (n) allure, amulet, appeal, spell, (v) attract, captivate, bewitch, fascinate, enchant, entrance; antonyms (n) repulsion, ugliness, (v) repel, 2. spell; synonyms (n) magic, fascination, bout, conjuration, incantation, period, sorcery, enchantment, turn, (v) charm. cyfareddol enchanting; synonyms (adj) attractive, captivating, charming, delightful, bewitching, fascinating, lovely, alluring, engaging, magical. cyfareddu 1. charm; synonyms (n) allure, amulet, appeal, spell, (v) attract, captivate, bewitch, fascinate, enchant, entrance; antonyms (n) repulsion, ugliness, (v) repel, 2. enchant; synonyms (v) charm, delight, beguile, capture, enamor, enrapture, enthrall, thrill, transport, (n) conjure; antonym (v) disenchant. cyfarfod 1. meet; synonyms (v) converge, find, assemble, congregate, encounter, fulfill, gather, answer, cross, (adj) fit; antonyms (v) avoid, disperse, diverge, 2. meeting; synonyms (n) confluence, convention, gathering, concourse, assembly, conference, congress, council, appointment, caucus; antonym (n) divergence, 3. encounter; synonyms (n) collision, combat, battle, conflict, contest, action, brush, confrontation, (v) clash, confront; antonym (v) retreat. cyfarfyddiad meeting; synonyms (n) confluence, convention, gathering, concourse, assembly, conference, congress, council, appointment, caucus; antonym (n) divergence. cyfarpar 1. diet; synonyms (n) congress, convocation, council, convention, nurture, food, assembly, dieting, fare, nourishment; antonyms (v) binge, (adj) fattening, 2. equipment; synonyms (n) material, apparatus, facility, gear, outfit, furnishings, apparel, accoutrements, baggage, (v) furniture, 3. provision; synonyms (n) arrangement, condition, clause, proviso, stock, article, board, (v) preparation, feed, cater; antonym (n) lack. cyfartal 1. even; synonyms (adj) direct, equal, constant, equable, equivalent, flat, horizontal, identical, (v) level, balance; antonyms (adj) uneven, inconsistent, irregular, jagged, unequal, 2. equal; synonyms (adj) agree, comparable, adequate, (v) match, compare, correspond, even, parallel, rival, (n) compeer; antonyms (adj) different, repressive, disproportionate, unlike, (v) differ.
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cyfartaledd 1. average; synonyms (adj) mean, median, fair, common, medium, middle, middling, normal, ordinary, intermediate; antonyms (adj) exceptional, extraordinary, abnormal, unusual, (v) maximum, minimum, 2. proportion; synonyms (n) balance, percentage, degree, ratio, portion, slice, dimension, equilibrium, equipoise, (v) scale, 3. rate; synonyms (n) price, worth, pace, value, (v) assess, estimate, evaluate, appreciate, appraise, compute. cyfartalu 1. equalize; synonyms (v) balance, compensate, equate, even, compare, counterbalance, equalise, level, match, (adj) equal, 2. proportion; synonyms (n) percentage, degree, ratio, portion, slice, dimension, equilibrium, equipoise, fraction, (v) scale. cyfarth 1. bay (bae); synonyms (n) alcove, bark, recess, cry, harbor, fiord, sound, (adj) brown, (v) yap, roar, 2. bark; synonyms (n) snarl, yelp, rind, bay, crust, peel, shout, (v) skin, growl, bellow; antonyms (v) mutter, whisper. cyfarthiad bark; synonyms (n) snarl, yelp, rind, bay, crust, peel, (v) yap, skin, cry, growl; antonyms (v) mutter, whisper. cyfarws gift; synonyms (n) donation, faculty, award, flair, capacity, (v) present, boon, (adj) endowment, ability, talent; antonym (n) inability. cyfarwydd 1. familiar; synonyms (adj) close, common, conversant, customary, everyday, intimate, commonplace, (n) accustomed, companion, comrade; antonyms (adj) unfamiliar, foreign, strange, new, unaccustomed, formal, ignorant, unknown, 2. skilled; synonyms (adj) adept, experienced, expert, practiced, skillful, able, accomplished, clever, competent, dexterous; antonyms (adj) inept, incompetent, inexperienced. cyfarwyddo 1. direct; synonyms (adj) straight, (v) aim, channel, conduct, address, charge, control, dictate, head, (n) command; antonyms (adj) indirect, roundabout, circuitous, oblique, second-hand, sideways, unplanned, (v) request, 2. guide; synonyms (n) escort, directory, attendant, usher, chief, (v) direct, govern, drive, bring, advise; antonym (v) follow. cyfarwyddwr director; synonyms (n) commander, manager, administrator, boss, chief, superintendent, chairman, coach, controller, (v) conductor. cyfarwyddyd 1. advice; synonyms (n) admonition, caution, counsel, warning, exhortation, instruction, intelligence, monition, notice, report, 2. direction; synonyms (n) administration, conduct, bearing, command, course, guidance, address, charge, control, (v) management, 3. instruction; synonyms (n) advice, direction, education,
guideline, information, injunction, prescription, teaching, bidding, commission. cyfatal 1. hindering; synonyms (adj) impeding, clogging, obstructive, counter, discouraging, impedimental, meddlesome, obstruent, preclusive, (n) impedition, 2. unsettled; synonyms (adj) uncertain, changeable, doubtful, undecided, unfixed, indefinite, uneasy, outstanding, disturbed, undetermined; antonyms (adj) settled, confident, definite. cyfateb 1. agree; synonyms (v) accord, admit, acknowledge, acquiesce, adjust, accede, bargain, concord, correspond, (n) coincide; antonyms (v) disagree, oppose, differ, argue, object, refuse, refute, 2. correspond; synonyms (v) conform, suit, consort, answer, check, concur, fit, harmonize, match, (adj) agree, 3. tally; synonyms (n) count, score, sum, account, reckoning, duplicate, (v) number, jibe, total, square, 4. match; synonyms (n) equal, competition, couple, (v) mate, meet, parallel, harmonise, balance, fellow, pair; antonyms (v) clash, contradict. cyfatebiaeth 1. analogy; synonyms (n) semblance, agreement, correspondence, parity, resemblance, similarity, affinity, comparison, likeness, parallel; antonym (n) dissimilarity, 2. correspondence; synonyms (n) conformity, accord, communication, connection, coincidence, concord, analogy, congruity, equality, equivalence; antonyms (n) difference, asymmetry. cyfatebol 1. corresponding; synonyms (adj) congruent, comparable, equal, same, similar, commensurate, consonant, alike, analogous, correspondent; antonym (adj) different, 2. proportionate; synonyms (adj) proportionable, proportional, harmonious, balanced, adequate, appropriate, relative, sufficient, (n) compatible, consistent. cyfathrach 1. affinity; synonyms (n) sympathy, analogy, alliance, bond, kindred, propinquity, rapport, relation, relationship, semblance, 2. alliance; synonyms (n) connection, league, affinity, association, combination, confederacy, union, affiliation, alignment, alinement; antonym (n) nonalignment, 3. intercourse; synonyms (n) communion, contact, acquaintance, coition, coitus, communication, conversation, dealings, converse, commerce. cyfathrachwr kinsman; synonyms (n) relation, relative, kindred, account, affinity, brother, consanguinity, (v) ally, auxiliary, confederate. cyfddydd 1. dawn; synonyms (n) beginning, commencement, aurora, cockcrow, morning, onset, origin, (v) break, begin, (adj) daybreak; antonyms (n) dusk, sunset, twilight, (v) end, finish, 2. daybreak;
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Welsh - English synonyms (n) dawn, sunrise, prime, dawning, daylight, dayspring, light, sunup. cyfeddach 1. carouse; synonyms (n) revel, bender, racket, (v) carousal, booze, wassail, drink, feast, junket, (adj) bouse, 2. carousal; synonyms (n) carouse, binge, party, banquet, debauchery, entertainment, festivity, orgy, revelry, (adj) debauch. cyfeddachwr carouser; synonyms (n) bacchanal, drunk, wassailer, orgy, toaster, (v) reveler. cyfeilio accompany; synonyms (v) attend, follow, associate, companion, company, guide, lead, walk, consort, (n) escort. cyfeiliorn 1. error; synonyms (n) deviation, blunder, fault, mistake, wrong, delusion, lapse, oversight, crime, defect; antonym (n) correctness, 2. aberration; synonyms (n) aberrance, aberrancy, abnormality, diversion, frenzy, insanity, mania, derangement, oddity, anomaly. cyfeiliornad 1. heresy; synonyms (n) heterodoxy, nonconformity, revisionism, fallacy, atheism, blasphemy, cacodoxy, dissent, dissidence, (adj) circumstantial; antonym (n) orthodoxy, 2. error; synonyms (n) deviation, blunder, fault, mistake, wrong, delusion, lapse, oversight, crime, defect; antonym (n) correctness. cyfeiliorni 1. err; synonyms (v) blunder, stray, stumble, deviate, misjudge, mistake, sin, slip, trip, wander, 2. stray; synonyms (v) roam, digress, ramble, range, depart, drift, err, meander, rove, straggle. cyfeiliornus 1. erroneous; synonyms (adj) incorrect, wrong, false, inaccurate, mistaken, fallacious, improper, untrue, amiss, deceptive; antonym (adj) correct, 2. mistaken; synonyms (adj) erroneous, misguided, misleading. cyfeillach fellowship; synonyms (n) brotherhood, community, companionship, company, communion, familiarity, camaraderie, association, society, acquaintance. cyfeillachu associate; synonyms (v) affiliate, connect, company, link, (n) ally, assistant, companion, fellow, partner, accomplice; antonyms (v) avoid, dissociate, distance, (adj) chief, (n) stranger. cyfeillgar 1. friendly; synonyms (adj) amiable, favorable, affectionate, amicable, benevolent, companionable, convivial, decent, good-natured, kind; antonyms (adj) hostile, unfriendly, aggressive, aloof, disagreeable, distant, formal, bad-tempered, belligerent, curt, 2. amicable; synonyms (adj) friendly, affable, cordial, familiar, genial, gracious, peaceable, peaceful. cyfeillgarwch friendship; synonyms (n) fellowship, association, affection, familiarity, amity, companionship, company, friendliness, intimacy, attachment; antonyms (n) enmity, hostility.
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cyfeilydd accompanist; synonyms (n) instrumentalist, accompanyist, accordionist, flautist, organist, pianist, violinist, singer. cyfeiriad 1. address; synonyms (n) accost, lecture, abode, discourse, residence, skill, speech, allocution, (v) greet, call; antonym (v) ignore, 2. reference; synonyms (n) citation, mention, quotation, quote, allusion, bearing, connection, recommendation, (v) cite, refer, 3. allusion; synonyms (n) hint, innuendo, intimation, reference, suggestion, implication, indication, insinuation, 4. direction; synonyms (n) administration, conduct, command, course, guidance, address, charge, control, instruction, (v) management, 5. pointer; synonyms (n) clue, hand, needle, point, arrow, cursor, indicator, tip, beacon, guide. cyfeirio 1. direct; synonyms (adj) straight, (v) aim, channel, conduct, address, charge, control, dictate, head, (n) command; antonyms (adj) indirect, roundabout, circuitous, oblique, second-hand, sideways, unplanned, (v) request, 2. address; synonyms (n) accost, lecture, abode, discourse, residence, skill, speech, allocution, (v) greet, call; antonym (v) ignore, 3. point; synonyms (n) place, grade, peak, nib, edge, article, degree, dot, (v) direct, level, 4. allude; synonyms (v) advert, hint, refer, glance, intimate, suggest, touch, 5. refer; synonyms (v) allude, apply, pertain, submit, deliver, commend, impute, name, relate, invoke. cyfelin cubit; synonyms (n) coudee, (v) foot, hand, inch, line, nail, palm, fathom, furlong, league. cyfenw 1. namesake; synonym (n) cognominal, 2. surname; synonyms (n) cognomen, name, sobriquet, soubriquet, moniker, nickname, agnomination, alliteration, annomination, (v) patronymic. cyfenwi surname; synonyms (n) cognomen, name, sobriquet, soubriquet, moniker, nickname, agnomination, alliteration, annomination, (v) patronymic. cyferbyn opposite; synonyms (adj) adverse, contradictory, diametric, different, hostile, opposing, (adv) counter, (n) contrary, opponent, (pron) other; antonym (adj) similar. cyferbyniad contrast; synonyms (n) contrariety, antithesis, comparison, distinction, difference, variation, collation, (v) differ, conflict, oppose; antonym (n) similarity. cyferbyniol 1. opposite; synonyms (adj) adverse, contradictory, diametric, different, hostile, opposing, (adv) counter, (n) contrary, opponent, (pron) other; antonym (adj) similar, 2. opposing; synonyms (adj) conflicting, opposed, antagonistic, antithetical, anti, opposite, rival, antipodean, contrasted, (n) clashing; antonym (adj) compatible.
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cyferbynnu 1. compare; synonyms (v) collate, liken, confront, comparison, equate, associate, contrast, correlate, equal, equalize, 2. contrast; synonyms (n) contrariety, antithesis, distinction, difference, variation, collation, opposite, (v) differ, conflict, oppose; antonym (n) similarity. cyfergyr 1. contest; synonyms (n) bout, competition, conflict, fight, altercation, (v) battle, compete, combat, contend, dispute, 2. battle; synonyms (n) contest, struggle, clash, war, action, fighting, fray, (v) brawl, encounter, quarrel. cyfernod coefficient; synonyms (n) accessory, multiple, (adj) concomitant, cooperative, cooperating. cyff 1. block; synonyms (n) bar, barricade, pad, clog, (v) arrest, stop, hinder, encumber, halt, lock; antonyms (v) free, unblock, open, 2. stock; synonyms (n) breed, lineage, store, goods, ancestry, descent, family, hoard, (adj) regular, (v) handle. cyffaith 1. confection; synonyms (n) conserve, concoction, sweet, sweetmeat, confectionery, mixture, (v) confect, comfit, 2. jam (jam); synonyms (n) crush, crowd, fix, squeeze, congestion, dilemma, (v) block, cram, bar, fill; antonym (v) free. cyffelyb 1. like (hoffi); synonyms (v) corresponding, enjoy, identical, (adj) equal, equivalent, alike, analogous, comparable, same, (n) love; antonyms (prep) unlike, (v) dislike, (adj) different, 2. similar; synonyms (adj) like, related, akin, cognate, correspondent, conformable, resembling, even, kindred, parallel; antonyms (adj) dissimilar, incompatible, opposing, opposite. cyffelybiaeth likeness; synonyms (n) comparison, resemblance, copy, effigy, figure, image, affinity, correspondence, semblance, (adj) form; antonym (n) difference. cyffelybiaethol figurative; synonyms (adj) allegorical, emblematic, figural, metaphorical, florid, flowery, representative, symbolic, allusive, (n) tropical; antonym (adj) literal. cyffelybrwydd 1. likeness; synonyms (n) comparison, resemblance, copy, effigy, figure, image, affinity, correspondence, semblance, (adj) form; antonym (n) difference, 2. similarity; synonyms (n) likeness, parallelism, kinship, parallel, identity, conformity, parity, sameness, similitude, uniformity; antonym (n) dissimilarity. cyffelybu 1. compare; synonyms (v) collate, liken, confront, comparison, equate, associate, contrast, correlate, equal, equalize, 2. liken; synonyms (v) parallel, resemble, assimilate, imitate, acquire, assemble, congregate, convene, (adj) compare, approve. cyffes confession; synonyms (n) avowal, admission, acknowledgment, recognition, concession,
divulgence, disclosure, penance, profession, apology; antonym (n) denial. cyffesgell confessional; synonyms (n) ambo, credence, prothesis, confessionary, lectern, pulpit, (v) confession. cyffesu confess; synonyms (v) concede, avow, profess, disclose, divulge, recognize, (adj) acknowledge, admit, allow, own; antonym (v) deny. cyffeswr confessor; synonyms (n) father, minister. cyffesydd confessor; synonyms (n) father, minister. cyffin 1. border; synonyms (n) margin, brink, extremity, fringe, bed, boundary, (v) edge, verge, abut, adjoin; antonyms (n) middle, (v) center, 2. bound; synonyms (v) leap, border, bounce, limit, circumscribe, confine, (n) spring, jump, barrier, compass; antonym (adj) free, 3. confine; synonyms (v) bound, bind, restrain, tie, hold, incarcerate, restrict, cage, (n) bounds, brim; antonyms (v) release, liberate. cyffio 1. fetter; synonyms (v) shackle, bind, chain, confine, hamper, handcuff, band, (n) bond, gyve, hobble; antonyms (v) release, free, 2. stiffen; synonyms (v) harden, set, indurate, ossify, tighten, brace, congeal, reinforce, fortify, intensify. cyffion stocks; synonyms (n) pillory, bilboes, securities, calls, options, puts, warrants. cyffoden 1. concubine; synonyms (n) mistress, odalisque, paramour, wife, courtesan, doxy, prostitute, trug, harlot, sweetheart, 2. mistress; synonyms (n) dame, concubine, inamorata, madame, lady, lover, missis, master, owner, schoolmarm. cyffordd junction; synonyms (n) confluence, joint, connection, meeting, interchange, articulation, combination, join, conjunction, crossroads. cyffredin 1. common; synonyms (adj) ordinary, coarse, cheap, mutual, usual, vulgar, accustomed, base, ignoble, (n) habitual; antonyms (adj) individual, uncommon, rare, unusual, characteristic, one-off, specific, unique, aristocratic, exclusive, 2. banal; synonyms (adj) hackneyed, stock, trite, commonplace, corny, pedestrian, stale, threadbare, tired, unoriginal; antonym (adj) original, 3. general; synonyms (adj) common, comprehensive, national, universal, broad, current, (n) chief, commander, (v) customary, frequent; antonyms (adj) narrow, (n) particular. cyffredinol 1. general; synonyms (adj) common, comprehensive, national, universal, broad, commonplace, (n) chief, commander, (v) customary, frequent; antonyms (adj) specific, individual, narrow, (n) particular, 2. universal; synonyms (adj) general, ecumenical, global, international, worldwide, public, ubiquitous, oecumenical, widespread, cosmopolitan; antonym (adj) local.
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Welsh - English cyffredinoli universalize; synonyms (v) popularize, universalise. cyffredinrwydd universality; synonyms (n) catholicity, generality, entirety, catholicness, orthodoxy, popularity, universalness. cyffredinwch commonness; synonyms (n) coarseness, frequency, grossness, vulgarism, vulgarity, commonality, commonplaceness; antonym (n) individuality. cyffro 1. stir; synonyms (v) arouse, budge, move, rouse, affect, agitate, (n) movement, commotion, disturbance, (adj) bustle, 2. excitement; synonyms (n) emotion, agitation, animation, eagerness, elation, enthusiasm, taking, effervescence, excitation, exhilaration; antonyms (n) tedium, dullness, boredom, tediousness, 3. emotion; synonyms (n) affection, love, feeling, passion, sensation, heart, excitement, mood, pathos, (v) impression; antonym (n) intelligence, 4. motion; synonyms (n) gesture, action, wave, exercise, gesticulation, play, (v) sign, beckon, gesticulate, signal. cyffroi 1. actuate; synonyms (v) activate, impel, incite, move, motivate, drive, induce, (n) instigate, animate, provoke, 2. stir; synonyms (v) arouse, budge, rouse, affect, agitate, excite, (n) movement, commotion, disturbance, (adj) bustle, 3. move (symud); synonyms (v) act, carry, go, maneuver, touch, travel, flow, bear, (n) motion, transfer; antonym (v) stay, 4. excite; synonyms (v) disturb, enliven, energize, awaken, electrify, encourage, evoke, exasperate, inspire, kindle; antonyms (v) calm, pacify, bore, 5. bestir; synonyms (v) stir, hurry, rally, wake, charge, commove, waken, 6. agitate; synonyms (v) toss, fan, bother, foment, perturb, shake, trouble, actuate, annoy, canvass; antonym (v) soothe, 7. disturb; synonyms (v) disconcert, disorder, disquiet, distract, distress, concern, derange, disarrange, discompose, disrupt; antonyms (v) arrange, please, smooth, 8. arouse; synonyms (v) stimulate, anger, raise, awake, call, fire, goad, inflame, quicken, revive, 9. provoke; synonyms (v) defy, offend, enrage, invite, irritate, get, aggravate, cause, challenge, elicit; antonym (v) mollify. cyffrous 1. exciting; synonyms (adj) excited, breathtaking, exhilarating, impressive, moving, provocative, rousing, stirring, dramatic, emotional; antonyms (adj) boring, dull, bland, insipid, monotonous, uninteresting, unexciting, 2. excited; synonyms (adj) agitated, ablaze, enthusiastic, frantic, ardent, aroused, delirious, fervent, heated, (v) animated; antonyms (adj) calm, cool, unexcited. cyffryd 1. trembling; synonyms (adj) shaking, shaky, quaking, shivering, (n) quivering, tremor, palpitation, quiver, vibration, shiver; antonym (adj)
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point, (v) pressing; antonyms (adj) gradual, longterm. cyflafan 1. outrage; synonyms (n) affront, atrocity, indignity, anger, (v) insult, dishonor, offend, violate, desecrate, (adj) abuse, 2. massacre; synonyms (n) slaughter, carnage, butchery, bloodshed, killing, (v) murder, exterminate, kill, annihilate, butcher. cyflafareddiad arbitration; synonyms (n) arbitrament, mediation, decision, intervention, judgment, arbitrement. cyflafareddu arbitrate; synonyms (v) adjudicate, intercede, mediate, intervene, referee, determine, interfere, intermediate, judge, reconcile. cyflafareddwr arbitrator; synonyms (n) arbiter, mediator, referee, judge, umpire, adjudicator, intermediary, moderator, peacemaker, negotiator. cyflaith toffee; synonyms (n) toffy, brittle, bonbon, chocolate, sweetie. cyflawn 1. full (llawn); synonyms (adj) complete, absolute, abundant, broad, flush, ample, enough, extensive, (n) entire, crowded; antonyms (adj) empty, lacking, starving, hungry, sketchy, incomplete, 2. complete; synonyms (adj) perfect, consummate, whole, full, stark, (v) accomplish, achieve, close, finish, execute; antonyms (adj) partial, unfinished, abridged, shortened, narrow, qualified, (v) neglect, 3. entire; synonyms (adj) all, total, integral, utter, clean, gross, intact, mere, (n) stallion, unabridged, 4. ample; synonyms (adj) big, copious, large, plentiful, affluent, considerable, heavy, liberal, rich, roomy; antonyms (adj) inadequate, small, meager, insufficient, scarce. cyflawnder 1. fullness; synonyms (n) completeness, breadth, entirety, abundance, comprehensiveness, ampleness, largeness, richness, totality, wholeness; antonym (n) emptiness, 2. abundance; synonyms (n) wealth, amplitude, exuberance, plenitude, profusion, store, treasure, affluence, (adj) plenty, riches; antonyms (n) dearth, scarcity, aridity, insufficiency, lack, shortage. cyflawni 1. commit; synonyms (v) commend, assign, charge, consign, apply, confide, dedicate, entrust, submit, deliver, 2. achieve; synonyms (v) accomplish, reach, complete, do, effect, execute, gain, perform, acquire, act; antonym (v) lose, 3. fulfill; synonyms (v) achieve, attain, fill, meet, satisfy, consummate, discharge, answer, effectuate, finish, 4. execute; synonyms (v) enforce, carry, dispatch, fulfill, make, practice, administer, commit, conduct, hang, 5. accomplish; synonyms (v) compass, perfect, realize, get, implement, manage, succeed, work, operate, score, 6. perform; synonyms (v) appear, behave, play, enact, function, produce, cause, comply, fulfil, go; antonym (v) neglect.
cyflawniad 1. fulfillment; synonyms (n) accomplishment, completion, fruition, achievement, satisfaction, attainment, consummation, contentment, discharge, execution, 2. achievement; synonyms (n) performance, deed, exploit, act, action, fulfillment, victory, effort, implementation, (adj) feat; antonym (n) failure, 3. performance; synonyms (n) observance, operation, recital, work, doing, fact, compliance, expression, play, (v) efficiency; antonyms (n) omission, practice. cyfle 1. opportunity; synonyms (n) chance, opening, luck, occasion, crack, event, room, time, alternative, break, 2. place (lle); synonyms (n) position, domicile, (v) post, arrange, fix, lay, locate, rank, station, deposit; antonym (v) remove, 3. chance; synonyms (n) hazard, fortune, opportunity, probability, venture, (adj) accidental, (v) gamble, adventure, risk, bet; antonyms (n) predictability, (adj) deliberate, intentional, (v) design, plan. cyflegr 1. gun; synonyms (n) artillery, gunman, handgun, ordnance, pistol, revolver, shooter, torpedo, accelerator, (v) shoot, 2. cannon; synonyms (n) carom, clash, gun, shank, carambole, carronade, culverin, howitzer, firearm, collision, 3. battery; synonyms (n) troop, army, barrage, company, collection, mugging, onslaught, sequence, squad, violence. cyflenwad supply; synonyms (n) provision, (v) furnish, stock, afford, fill, store, feed, offer, provide, cater. cyflenwi supply; synonyms (n) provision, (v) furnish, stock, afford, fill, store, feed, offer, provide, cater. cyfleu 1. place (lle); synonyms (n) position, domicile, (v) post, arrange, fix, lay, locate, rank, station, deposit; antonym (v) remove, 2. set; synonyms (v) place, put, regulate, define, adjust, (n) class, bent, (adj) fixed, fast, secure; antonyms (v) soften, liquefy, melt, (n) combing, comb-out, (adj) variable, flexible, liquid, 3. allocate; synonyms (v) divide, apportion, set, allot, assign, award, dispense, grant, ration, split, 4. convey; synonyms (v) carry, communicate, bring, channel, conduct, bear, express, fetch, transfer, transmit, 5. array; synonyms (n) arrangement, line, (v) attire, dress, adorn, apparel, clothe, deck, display, garb; antonym (v) disarray, 6. range; synonyms (n) area, array, compass, reach, scope, (v) order, roam, group, ramble, wander. cyfleus convenient; synonyms (adj) comfortable, commodious, handy, advantageous, appropriate, expedient, fit, near, nearby, (n) favorable; antonyms (adj) inconvenient, fixed, unwieldy, useless. cyflin parallel; synonyms (adj) equivalent, even, comparable, level, (n) equal, analogy, likeness, (v) compare, match, duplicate; antonyms (adj) conflicting, dissimilar, (n) perpendicular, skew.
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cyflog 1. wage; synonyms (n) salary, pay, fee,
cyflymder speed; synonyms (n) race, (v) hasten,
payment, income, allowance, earnings, remuneration, (v) fight, engage, 2. wages; synonyms (n) wage, reward, stipend, hire, payoff, 3. hire; synonyms (n) employment, fare, (v) employ, charter, enlist, rent, retain, take, commission, compensation; antonym (v) dismiss. cyflogi hire; synonyms (n) wage, employment, fee, pay, (v) employ, engage, charter, enlist, rent, retain; antonym (v) dismiss. cyflogwr 1. employer; synonyms (n) boss, master, businessperson, patron, capitalist, company, corporation, director, establishment, executive; antonym (n) employee, 2. hirer; synonyms (n) chief, engager, foreman, gaffer, honcho, rivet, stud. cyflwr 1. case; synonyms (n) box, example, bin, cover, jacket, shell, affair, bag, briefcase, casing, 2. condition; synonyms (n) circumstance, position, provision, status, standing, attitude, circumstances, clause, predicament, (v) aspect. cyflwyniad 1. dedication; synonyms (n) consecration, allegiance, commitment, devotion, inscription, loyalty, fidelity, sanctification, fanaticism, (adj) glorification; antonym (n) indifference, 2. presentation; synonyms (n) donation, exhibition, demonstration, display, introduction, performance, offer, appearance, exposition, gift. cyflwyno 1. present (anrheg); synonyms (adj) grant, confer, (n) gift, donation, (v) bestow, display, give, introduce, prefer, deliver; antonyms (adj) missing, (n) past, future, history, (v) withdraw, (adv) absent, 2. dedicate; synonyms (v) apply, consecrate, devote, commit, bless, render, addict, destine, inaugurate, pay, 3. bestow; synonyms (v) afford, award, contribute, donate, impart, allot, assign, (adj) accord, allow, present. cyflychwr dusk; synonyms (n) dark, nightfall, twilight, darkness, gloaming, gloom, night, shade, sunset, shadow; antonyms (n) dawn, sunrise, daybreak, light. cyflym 1. fast; synonyms (adj) dissolute, firm, agile, debauched, fixed, hurried, instant, quick, (adv) soon, hard; antonyms (adj) sluggish, loose, (adv) slow, slowly, leisurely, (v) gorge, (n) binge, 2. quick; synonyms (adj) bright, prompt, active, clever, hasty, intelligent, nimble, speedy, alert, (adv) fast; antonym (adj) dull, 3. swift; synonyms (adj) fleet, rapid, expeditious, lively, sudden, abrupt, express, ready, sprightly, impetuous; antonym (adj) considered, 4. rapid; synonyms (adj) swift, cursory, winged, immediate, brisk, precipitous, precipitate, rash, volant, instantaneous; antonym (adj) gradual, 5. speedy; synonyms (adj) sharp, flying.
hurry, quicken, run, rush, accelerate, dash, dispatch, expedite; antonym (n) slowness. cyflymu 1. accelerate; synonyms (v) quicken, advance, hurry, speed, dispatch, rush, expedite, forward, further, (adj) vivify; antonyms (v) decelerate, stop, 2. speed; synonyms (n) race, rapidity, velocity, celerity, (v) hasten, run, accelerate, dash, promote, shoot; antonym (n) slowness. cyflyru condition; synonyms (n) circumstance, position, provision, status, standing, attitude, circumstances, clause, predicament, (v) aspect. cyflythreniad alliteration; synonyms (n) rhyme, paronomasia, pun, agnomination, annomination, repetition, punning, surname, (adj) antithesis, inversion. cyfnerthu 1. help; synonyms (v) aid, assist, avail, facilitate, favor, (n) assistance, benefit, support, assistant, cure; antonyms (v) hinder, worsen, (n) hindrance, detriment, 2. confirm; synonyms (v) affirm, approve, corroborate, establish, prove, validate, verify, clinch, assert, assure; antonyms (v) disprove, contradict, 3. aid; synonyms (n) help, encouragement, relief, backing, boost, care, (v) abet, ease, minister, serve. cyfnesaf 1. next (nesaf); synonyms (adj) later, nearest, adjacent, contiguous, following, subsequent, future, coming, (adv) afterward, then; antonyms (adj) distant, outgoing, (adv) previous, preceding, previously, 2. nearest; synonyms (adj) proximate, immediate, close, near, next, (adv) closest, nighest, 3. kinsman; synonyms (n) relation, relative, kindred, account, affinity, brother, consanguinity, (v) ally, auxiliary, confederate. cyfnewid 1. change; synonyms (n) shift, alteration, barter, modification, variation, (v) exchange, alter, adapt, alternate, cash; antonyms (v) stay, leave, idle, maintain, 2. exchange; synonyms (n) commutation, swap, switch, commerce, conversion, (v) change, interchange, commute, counterchange, convert, 3. barter; synonyms (n) trade, swop, traffic, permutation, bartering, (v) bargain, truck, deal, dicker, sell. cyfnewidfa exchange; synonyms (n) commutation, swap, switch, (v) change, barter, interchange, commute, counterchange, alternate, alter. cyfnewidiad 1. change; synonyms (n) shift, alteration, barter, modification, variation, (v) exchange, alter, adapt, alternate, cash; antonyms (v) stay, leave, idle, maintain, 2. alteration; synonyms (n) adaptation, adjustment, change, revision, changeover, amendment, conversion, deviation, metamorphosis, transformation. cyfnewidiol changeable; synonyms (adj) variable, capricious, erratic, inconsistent, irregular, fickle,
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giddy, mercurial, mobile, mutable; antonyms (adj) constant, fixed, stable, unchangeable, consistent, dependable, predictable, regular. cyfnewidiwr 1. changer; synonyms (n) dealer, modifier, qualifier, 2. trader; synonyms (n) merchant, monger, shopkeeper, seller, trafficker, bargainer, merchandiser; antonym (n) buyer. cyfnod period; synonyms (n) age, dot, epoch, era, point, duration, generation, day, conclusion, cycle. cyfnodol 1. periodical; synonyms (n) journal, magazine, newspaper, review, organ, publication, (adj) periodic, intermittent, recurrent, annual, 2. periodic; synonyms (adj) regular, periodical, frequent, alternate, recurring, routine, spasmodic, alternating, daily, fitful. cyfnodolyn periodical; synonyms (n) journal, magazine, newspaper, review, organ, publication, (adj) periodic, intermittent, recurrent, annual. cyfnos dusk; synonyms (n) dark, nightfall, twilight, darkness, gloaming, gloom, night, shade, sunset, shadow; antonyms (n) dawn, sunrise, daybreak, light. cyfochredd parallelism; synonyms (n) correspondence, parallel, likeness, affinity, parity, similarity, approximation, eurythmy, harmony. cyfochrog parallel; synonyms (adj) equivalent, even, comparable, level, (n) equal, analogy, likeness, (v) compare, match, duplicate; antonyms (adj) conflicting, dissimilar, (n) perpendicular, skew. cyfodiad 1. rise; synonyms (n) elevation, lift, ascent, (v) climb, mount, ascend, increase, heave, arise, jump; antonyms (n) reduction, (v) fall, decrease, drop, sink, descend, plummet, retire, 2. rising; synonyms (adj) climbing, (n) ascending, mutiny, rebellion, revolt, ascension, insurrection, outbreak, rise, (adv) increasing; antonyms (adj) plummeting, decreasing, plunging. cyfoed 1. coeval; synonyms (adj) coetaneous, concurrent, contemporaneous, simultaneous, present, coevous, concomitant, (n) contemporary, 2. contemporary; synonyms (adj) modern, current, new, recent, up-to-date, topical, existing, fashionable, (n) coeval, equal; antonyms (adj) past, old, old-fashioned. cyfoes contemporary; synonyms (adj) contemporaneous, modern, current, new, present, recent, up-to-date, topical, (n) coeval, equal; antonyms (adj) past, old, old-fashioned. cyfoeswr contemporary; synonyms (adj) contemporaneous, modern, current, new, present, recent, up-to-date, topical, (n) coeval, equal; antonyms (adj) past, old, old-fashioned. cyfoeth 1. power; synonyms (n) force, ability, potency, authority, control, energy, (v) influence, might, dominion, faculty; antonyms (n)
powerlessness, helplessness, weakness, 2. wealth; synonyms (n) riches, abundance, affluence, opulence, treasure, capital, fortune, (v) money, gold, (adj) plenty; antonyms (n) poverty, penury, scarcity, 3. riches; synonyms (n) wealth, exuberance, prosperity, resources, property, means, copiousness, overflow, plenteousness. cyfoethog 1. wealthy; synonyms (adj) rich, moneyed, affluent, flush, opulent, prosperous, loaded, substantial, generous, abounding; antonyms (adj) poor, impoverished, 2. rich; synonyms (adj) abundant, copious, fertile, productive, fruitful, full, ample, deep, fat, luxurious; antonyms (adj) broke, destitute, light, 3. affluent; synonyms (adj) wealthy, exuberant, monied, comfortable, flourishing, lavish, (n) tributary, feeder, 4. powerful; synonyms (adj) cogent, able, brawny, forcible, hard, mighty, muscular, potent, strong, effective; antonyms (adj) powerless, weak, mild. cyfoethogi enrich; synonyms (v) embellish, adorn, decorate, beautify, fertilize, ornament, develop, fatten, better, cultivate; antonyms (v) deprive, impoverish. cyfog sickness; synonyms (n) illness, indisposition, complaint, malady, qualm, distemper, nausea, (v) disease, disorder, ailment. cyfogi vomit; synonyms (v) spew, heave, puke, cast, disgorge, retch, sick, gag, eject, barf. cyfor 1. edge; synonyms (n) boundary, margin, verge, blade, brink, extremity, advantage, (v) border, bound, hem; antonyms (n) center, (v) middle, 2. entire; synonyms (adj) absolute, complete, all, total, integral, whole, perfect, utter, clean, full; antonyms (adj) partial, incomplete, 3. flood; synonyms (n) deluge, pour, torrent, stream, (v) drench, flow, inundate, glut, drown, (prep) tide; antonyms (n) drought, shortage, (v) trickle, 4. brim; synonyms (n) edge, lip, periphery, rim, perimeter, limit, mouth, shore, brow, circumference, 5. abundance; synonyms (n) wealth, amplitude, exuberance, plenitude, profusion, richness, store, treasure, (adj) plenty, riches; antonyms (n) dearth, scarcity, aridity, insufficiency, lack, 6. rim; synonyms (n) brim, confine, flange, ring, ridge, edging, frame, side, (v) skirt, line. cyforiog overflowing; synonyms (v) inundation, (adj) abundant, full, copious, exuberant, flooding, bountiful, generous, brimming, (n) flood; antonym (adj) empty. cyfosodiad opposition; synonyms (n) contrast, conflict, antithesis, contrary, contrariety, antagonism, enemy, hostility, opponent, opposite; antonym (n) consent. cyfradd rate; synonyms (n) price, worth, pace, value, (v) assess, estimate, evaluate, appreciate, appraise, compute.
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accomplice, abettor, adjunct, abetter, appurtenance, assistant, (v) ancillary. cyfranogwr partaker; synonyms (n) participant, sharer, accomplice, associate, contributor, participator, partner. cyfreithio litigate; synonyms (v) contest, prosecute, sue, contend, process, controvert, dispute, action, debate, accuse. cyfreithiol legal; synonyms (adj) lawful, sound, valid, juridical, constitutional, judicial, permissible, rightful, (v) allowable, legitimate; antonyms (adj) illegal, unlawful, bogus. cyfreithiwr 1. attorney; synonyms (n) advocate, lawyer, agent, counsel, counselor, factor, solicitor, representative, auctioneer, underwriter, 2. barrister; synonyms (n) attorney, adviser, 3. lawyer; synonyms (n) advisor, leguleian, beagle, brief, defender, fixer, mouthpiece, pettifogger, proctor, shyster. cyfreithlon 1. legal; synonyms (adj) lawful, sound, valid, juridical, constitutional, judicial, permissible, rightful, (v) allowable, legitimate; antonyms (adj) illegal, unlawful, bogus, 2. lawful; synonyms (adj) legal, just, justifiable, licit, regular, right, true, equitable, fair, admissible, 3. legitimate; synonyms (adj) authentic, genuine, orthodox, logical, real, correct, actual, (v) legalize, legitimatize, legitimize; antonyms (adj) banned, informal, illegitimate, invalid. cyfreithlondeb lawfulness; synonyms (n) legality, validity, legitimateness, allowableness, genuineness, right, permissibleness. cyfreithloni 1. legalize; synonyms (v) legalise, ordain, authorize, legitimate, legitimatize, legitimize, decriminalize, justify, 2. justify; synonyms (v) excuse, explain, absolve, confirm, defend, exonerate, vindicate, deserve, apologize, (n) warrant. cyfres series; synonyms (n) chain, rank, collection, cycle, line, round, run, (v) course, order, (adj) progression. cyfresymiad syllogism; synonyms (n) prosyllogism, reasoning, logic, ratiocination. cyfrgolli damn; synonyms (adj) blasted, cursed, (v) condemn, bloody, curse, beshrew, blaspheme, imprecate, cuss, slam; antonym (v) bless. cyfrif 1. account; synonyms (n) bill, narrative, reckoning, regard, score, tale, description, explanation, history, (v) report, 2. count (rhifo); synonyms (n) number, calculation, computation, (v) calculate, compute, tally, account, cipher, consider, estimate, 3. number (rhif); synonyms (n) count, amount, act, issue, volume, (v) aggregate, enumerate, figure, total, come, 4. impute; synonyms (v) charge, ascribe, assign, attribute,
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accuse, blame, attach, credit, lay, refer, 5. attribute; synonyms (n) quality, characteristic, emblem, feature, character, mark, peculiarity, dimension, (v) impute, (adj) property, 6. enumerate; synonyms (v) detail, list, recount, reckon, tell, recapitulate, cite, quantify, recite, specify, 7. figure; synonyms (n) form, appearance, shape, cost, build, contour, fashion, image, (v) design, cast, 8. ascribe; synonyms (v) accredit, arrogate, 9. compute; synonyms (v) measure, add, gauge, assess, sum, budget, appreciate, appraise, cypher, value, 10. reckon; synonyms (v) deem, judge, hold, guess, rate, make, believe, esteem, expect, plan, 11. reckoning; synonyms (n) computing, clearance, liquidation, counting, figuring, numeration, arithmetic, anticipation, (v) enumeration, estimation. cyfrifiad 1. census; synonyms (n) list, returns, cense, file, nosecount, roll, score, (v) poll, recapitulation, muster, 2. counting; synonyms (n) calculation, count, reckoning, computation, enumeration, numeration, tally. cyfrifiadeg computing; synonyms (n) calculation, computation, addition, deliberation. cyfrifiadur computer; synonyms (n) calculator, mainframe, machine, reckoner, laptop, computist, estimator, figurer, (v) number, program. cyfrifol 1. accountable; synonyms (adj) amenable, answerable, responsible, (v) liable, 2. answerable; synonyms (adj) accountable, subject, 3. amenable; synonyms (adj) docile, yielding, compliant, obedient, submissive, tractable, acquiescent, approachable, biddable, conformable; antonyms (adj) unwilling, obstinate, stubborn, 4. responsible; synonyms (adj) reliable, dependable, trustworthy, culpable, faithful, responsive, conscientious, creditworthy, guilty, (v) bound; antonyms (adj) irresponsible, innocent. cyfrifoldeb responsibility; synonyms (n) accountability, duty, care, charge, affair, fault, job, liability, obligation, onus. cyfrifydd 1. accountant; synonyms (n) auditor, teller, cashier, controller, almoner, liquidator, clerk, accomptant, comptroller, logothete, 2. actuary; synonyms (n) accountant, statistician, bookkeeper, 3. reckoner; synonyms (n) calculator, computer, estimator, figurer, (v) counter, coin, money, prison, telltale. cyfrifyddiaeth accounting; synonyms (adj) clerical, office, secretarial, (n) bookkeeping, account, accountancy, chronicle, explanation, grounds, history. cyfrin 1. subtle; synonyms (adj) delicate, sharp, acute, nice, astute, elusive, exquisite, insidious, (v) shrewd, crafty; antonyms (adj) obvious, loud, 2. secret; synonyms (adj) concealed, covert, hidden,
mysterious, confidential, furtive, obscure, occult, (v) private, secluded; antonyms (adj) open, (n) known, public. cyfrinach secret; synonyms (adj) concealed, covert, hidden, mysterious, confidential, furtive, obscure, occult, (v) private, secluded; antonyms (adj) open, (n) known, public. cyfrinachol 1. confidential; synonyms (adj) close, classified, private, secret, clandestine, intimate, privileged, thick, inner, closet; antonym (adj) public, 2. private; synonyms (adj) confidential, personal, covert, hidden, individual, esoteric, exclusive, particular, domestic, interior; antonyms (adj) communal, community, nationalized, official, stateowned, civic, shared, state, 3. secret; synonyms (adj) concealed, mysterious, furtive, obscure, occult, secrecy, dark, (n) privacy, arcanum, (v) secluded; antonyms (adj) open, (n) known. cyfrinair password; synonyms (n) countersign, catchword, parole, watchword, word, signal, bible, countersignature, discussion, (v) key. cyfriniaeth 1. mystery; synonyms (n) conundrum, arcanum, enigma, secret, mysteriousness, puzzle, secrecy, craft, perplexity, poser; antonyms (n) clearness, explanation, 2. mysticism; synonyms (n) bewitchery, enchantment, exorcism, divinity, optimism, religion, spirituality, theology, holiness. cyfriniol 1. mystic; synonyms (adj) dark, mysterious, secret, cryptical, occult, cryptic, esoteric, inscrutable, (n) psychic, (v) recondite, 2. mysterious; synonyms (adj) hidden, deep, eerie, incomprehensible, inexplicable, abstruse, arcane, obscure, clandestine, concealed; antonyms (adj) known, straightforward, apparent, normal. cyfriniwr mystic; synonyms (adj) dark, mysterious, secret, cryptical, occult, cryptic, esoteric, inscrutable, (n) psychic, (v) recondite. cyfrodedd 1. twined; synonyms (adj) twisted, bent, contorted, distorted, misrepresented, perverted, 2. twisted; synonyms (adj) crooked, deformed, coiled, misshapen, curved, twined, winding, wry, gnarled, tortuous; antonyms (adj) straight, tidy. cyfrodeddu 1. twist; synonyms (n) twine, wind, (v) turn, bend, distort, curl, coil, contort, deform, curve; antonyms (v) straighten, untwist, 2. twine; synonyms (n) string, cord, rope, thread, (v) entwine, lace, enlace, interlace, intertwine, meander. cyfrol volume; synonyms (n) bulk, size, book, magnitude, mass, quantity, dimension, amount, capacity, intensity; antonym (n) quietness. cyfrwng 1. agency; synonyms (n) bureau, office, authority, commission, expedient, factor, instrument, means, (v) action, act, 2. medium; synonyms (adj) intermediate, fair, mid, (n) average, mediocre, mean, atmosphere, go-between, vehicle, agency, 3. means; synonyms (n) assets, capital,
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Welsh - English channel, funds, income, manner, agent, contrivance, device, medium. cyfrwy saddle; synonyms (n) saddleback, seat, (v) charge, burden, load, encumber, blame, burthen, lumber. cyfrwyo saddle; synonyms (n) saddleback, seat, (v) charge, burden, load, encumber, blame, burthen, lumber. cyfrwys 1. astute; synonyms (adj) acute, shrewd, artful, bright, sharp, quick, clever, crafty, cunning, (v) canny; antonyms (adj) naive, stupid, 2. artful; synonyms (adj) scheming, wily, adroit, deceitful, designing, dexterous, disingenuous, insidious, sly, subtle; antonym (adj) artless, 3. cunning; synonyms (adj) astute, tricky, (n) craft, craftiness, cleverness, guile, deception, art, artfulness, artifice; antonyms (adj) honest, simple. cyfryngdod 1. intercession; synonyms (n) interference, intervention, arbitration, interposition, invocation, prayer, supplication, atonement, (adj) mediation, 2. mediation; synonyms (n) intercession, agency, intermediation, propitiation, negotiation. cyfryngiad 1. intervention; synonyms (n) intercession, interference, intermediation, intervene, arbitration, hindrance, intermission, (adj) mediation, interposition, 2. mediation; synonyms (n) intervention, agency, propitiation, atonement, negotiation. cyfryngol mediatorial; synonyms (adj) intercessory, mediatory, deprecatory, expostulatory, ministerial, subservient. cyfryngu 1. mediate; synonyms (v) arbitrate, intercede, intervene, interfere, intermediate, referee, interpose, moderate, negotiate, (adj) middle, 2. intervene; synonyms (v) mediate, meddle, interject. cyfryngwr mediator; synonyms (n) arbiter, arbitrator, intermediary, intercessor, intermediator, peacemaker, diplomat, negotiator, umpire, gobetween; antonym (n) troublemaker. cyfrysedd 1. conflict; synonyms (n) clash, combat, fight, battle, contention, contest, dispute, encounter, action, antagonism; antonyms (n) agreement, accord, harmony, peace, (v) agree, 2. battle; synonyms (n) struggle, conflict, war, fighting, fray, scuffle, warfare, (v) brawl, quarrel, scrap, 3. strife; synonyms (n) discord, controversy, disagreement, dissension, debate, competition, feud, difference, discordance, disputation. cyfryw 1. like (hoffi); synonyms (v) corresponding, enjoy, identical, (adj) equal, equivalent, alike, analogous, comparable, same, (n) love; antonyms (prep) unlike, (v) dislike, (adj) different, 2. such; synonyms (adv) what, (adj) like, sic, sich, slik, swich, resembling.
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cyfyl neighborhood; synonyms (n) district, region,
cygnog 1. gnarled; synonyms (adj) crooked, gnarly,
vicinity, area, community, locality, environs, place, quarter, section. cyfymliw 1. expostulate; synonyms (v) argue, remonstrate, dissuade, protest, deprecate, reason, dehort, 2. reproach; synonyms (n) blame, charge, abuse, disgrace, (v) censure, rebuke, accuse, reprimand, chide, condemn; antonyms (v) praise, commend. cyfyng 1. confined; synonyms (adj) captive, close, cramped, imprisoned, limited, bounded, invalided, constrained, narrow, poky; antonym (adj) free, 2. difficult; synonyms (adj) arduous, awkward, demanding, burdensome, complicated, delicate, fastidious, hard, knotty, uphill; antonyms (adj) easy, simple, straightforward, good-natured, rewarding, clear, 3. narrow; synonyms (adj) insular, little, illiberal, mean, (v) confined, contract, limit, lessen, constrict, shrink; antonyms (adj) wide, broad, comprehensive, extensive, (v) widen, extend. cyfyngder 1. trouble; synonyms (n) distress, bother, pain, (v) inconvenience, annoy, disorder, disquiet, worry, afflict, agitate; antonyms (v) calm, please, 2. fix; synonyms (v) establish, assign, determine, fasten, settle, define, anchor, (n) bind, (adj) ascertain, confirm; antonyms (v) break, unfasten, 3. distress; synonyms (n) agony, anguish, trouble, anxiety, calamity, difficulty, grief, hurt, (v) torment, concern; antonym (v) comfort. cyfyngdra 1. distress; synonyms (n) agony, anguish, pain, trouble, anxiety, calamity, (v) afflict, torment, concern, bother; antonyms (v) comfort, please, 2. narrowness; synonyms (n) fineness, thinness, illiberality, accuracy, closeness, compactness, conciseness, contractedness, delicacy, exactitude; antonym (n) breadth. cyfyngu 1. confine; synonyms (v) bound, limit, bind, circumscribe, restrain, tie, hold, (n) border, boundary, bounds; antonyms (v) release, free, liberate, 2. restrict; synonyms (v) confine, constrain, fetter, curb, curtail, forbid, hamper, reduce, ration, check, 3. narrow; synonyms (adj) close, limited, insular, little, cramped, illiberal, (v) confined, contract, lessen, constrict; antonyms (adj) wide, broad, comprehensive, extensive, (v) widen, extend, 4. limit; synonyms (n) edge, brink, compass, (v) restrict, abridge, cramp, control, define, (prep) extent, end; antonyms (n) center, extension, minimum, (v) broaden. cyfys temple; synonyms (n) church, tabernacle, shrine, brow, synagogue, forehead, chapel, kirk, meetinghouse, basilica. cyfystyr synonymous; synonyms (adj) identical, equivalent, consignificative, synonymical, similar, consignificant, corresponding, equal, interchangeable, same; antonym (adj) different.
knotted, knotty, asperous, crisp, deformed, roughhewn, unpolished, unsmooth, 2. knotted; synonyms (adj) intricate, gnarled, entangled, involved, complicated, tangled, kinky, knobbed, matted; antonyms (adj) free, straight, tidy. cyhoedd public; synonyms (adj) common, national, overt, civic, general, communal, mutual, (n) folk, community, (v) open; antonyms (adj) private, confidential, personal. cyhoeddi 1. publish; synonyms (v) declare, announce, disclose, circulate, divulge, issue, proclaim, communicate, notify, advertise, 2. issue; synonyms (n) aftermath, egress, consequence, effect, event, exit, (v) flow, emanate, arise, emerge, 3. announce; synonyms (v) herald, enunciate, return, affirm, annunciate, broadcast, foretell, intimate, promulgate, publicize, 4. promulgate; synonyms (v) propagate, spread, cry, disseminate, publish, exclaim. cyhoeddiad 1. announcement; synonyms (n) annunciation, notice, advertisement, declaration, communication, proclamation, promulgation, pronouncement, release, report, 2. appointment; synonyms (n) assignment, date, designation, engagement, fitting, post, rendezvous, berth, conference, election, 3. engagement; synonyms (n) combat, battle, appointment, commitment, conflict, contract, contest, fight, duty, (v) action, 4. publication; synonyms (n) announcement, book, issue, newspaper, periodical, journal, disclosure, volume, circular, magazine. cyhoeddus public; synonyms (adj) common, national, overt, civic, general, communal, mutual, (n) folk, community, (v) open; antonyms (adj) private, confidential, personal. cyhoeddusrwydd publicity; synonyms (n) advertisement, promotion, advertising, notoriety, propaganda, exposure, buildup, disclosure. cyhoeddwr publisher; synonyms (n) newspaper, paper, bookseller, press, father. cyhuddiad 1. accusation; synonyms (n) accusal, blame, charge, complaint, allegation, condemnation, insinuation, accuse, arraignment, censure, 2. charge; synonyms (n) accusation, burden, care, command, commission, bill, tax, (v) attack, bid, load; antonyms (v) request, absolve, retreat. cyhuddo 1. accuse; synonyms (v) impeach, charge, incriminate, arraign, criminate, defame, denounce, indict, fault, betray, 2. charge; synonyms (n) accusation, burden, care, command, commission, bill, (v) accuse, blame, attack, bid; antonyms (v) request, absolve, retreat. cyhuddol accusative; synonyms (adj) accusatory, accusing, accusive, objective, nonsubjective.
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cylchgrawn magazine; synonyms (n) journal,
informer, plaintiff, accusant, delator, pursuer, appeacher, approver, appellant, litigant. cyhydedd equator; synonyms (n) circle, colures, midriff, orbit, round. cyhyr 1. muscle; synonyms (n) brawn, potency, sinew, might, power, strength, force, energy, flesh, beef, 2. flesh; synonyms (n) mortality, anatomy, chassis, figure, form, frame, humanity, (adj) carnality, concupiscence, lust. cyhyrog muscular; synonyms (adj) athletic, brawny, strong, burly, hefty, powerful, robust, husky, stalwart, stout; antonyms (adj) puny, slight. cyhyryn muscle; synonyms (n) brawn, potency, sinew, might, power, strength, force, energy, flesh, beef. cylch 1. round (crwn); synonyms (adv) about, (adj) circular, plump, (n) circle, bout, ring, beat, circuit, (v) compass, turn; antonyms (adj) slim, sharp, 2. hoop; synonyms (n) band, annulus, loop, round, sphere, wheel, circlet, halo, wicket, (v) shout, 3. circle; synonyms (n) association, field, range, company, gang, scope, set, league, (v) whirl, encircle, 4. range; synonyms (n) area, array, reach, (v) line, arrange, order, rank, roam, group, ramble, 5. lap; synonyms (n) fold, coil, knee, (v) lick, overlap, bind, (adv) encompass, embrace, enclose, beset, 6. ring; synonyms (n) jingle, rim, arena, (v) call, peal, echo, resound, reverberate, gird, buzz, 7. sphere; synonyms (n) region, domain, province, realm, ball, department, globe, orb, extent, capacity. cylchdaith circuit; synonyms (n) beat, area, excursion, compass, cycle, district, (v) circle, tour, trip, journey. cylchdro orbit; synonyms (n) circle, cycle, field, orb, area, compass, domain, turn, expanse, course. cylchdroi 1. rotate; synonyms (v) revolve, reel, roll, alternate, gyrate, spin, swing, wheel, orbit, pivot, 2. revolve; synonyms (v) consider, deliberate, meditate, ponder, circle, circulate, contemplate, return, rotate, debate. cylched 1. blanket; synonyms (n) bedding, sheet, (v) cloak, cover, (adj) sweeping, overall, comprehensive, global, generic, wholesale, 2. coverlet; synonyms (n) bedspread, blanket, counterpane, drugget, tarpaulin, coverlid, bedquilt, counterpoint, harmony, layer. cylchedd 1. circuit; synonyms (n) beat, area, excursion, compass, cycle, district, (v) circle, tour, trip, journey, 2. circle; synonyms (n) round, association, band, ring, field, range, circuit, company, (v) turn, whirl, 3. compass; synonyms (n) scope, circumference, extent, reach, room, breadth, (v) get, grasp, accomplish, (adv) beset.
cartridge, newspaper, periodical, book, clip, entrepot, mag, comic, (v) store. cylchlythyr circular; synonyms (adj) round, annular, circinate, globular, orbicular, rotund, rounded, (n) advertisement, bill, handbill; antonym (adj) square. cylchredeg circulate; synonyms (v) spread, broadcast, circle, disseminate, disperse, distribute, propagate, circularize, diffuse, issue. cylchrediad circulation; synonyms (n) dissemination, diffusion, distribution, currency, delivery, dispersal, dispersion, gyration, revolution, rotation. cylchredol circulatory; synonym (adj) circulative. cylchres 1. round (crwn); synonyms (adv) about, (adj) circular, plump, (n) circle, bout, ring, beat, circuit, (v) compass, turn; antonyms (adj) slim, sharp, 2. rota; synonyms (n) schedule, routine, agenda, diary, rotta, program. cylchwyl 1. anniversary; synonyms (n) birthday, celebration, festival, holiday, anniverse, milestone, ceremony, feast, festivity, (adj) annual, 2. festival; synonyms (n) carnival, fete, fair, fête, fiesta, gala, jamboree, party, anniversary, (adj) ball. cylchynol surrounding; synonyms (adj) encircling, encompassing, circumambient, circumstant, inclosing, inclusive, (prep) round, about, covering. cylchynu 1. encompass; synonyms (v) embrace, comprehend, contain, comprise, cover, embody, (n) encircle, (adv) beset, compass, surround, 2. surround; synonyms (v) circle, gird, border, inclose, ring, round, skirt, besiege, circumvent, enclose. cylionen 1. fly; synonyms (v) escape, dash, drive, flee, glide, elope, aviate, (n) flap, (adj) break, flit, 2. gnat; synonyms (adj) fly, midge, animalcule, emmet, maggot, minnow, shrimp, worm, insect, mite. cylionyn 1. fly; synonyms (v) escape, dash, drive, flee, glide, elope, aviate, (n) flap, (adj) break, flit, 2. gnat; synonyms (adj) fly, midge, animalcule, emmet, maggot, minnow, shrimp, worm, insect, mite. cylla stomach; synonyms (n) abdomen, appetite, (v) accept, brook, abide, bear, endure, stand, suffer, (adj) digest. cyllell knife; synonyms (n) dagger, tongue, whittle, (v) stab, wound, jab, slit, betray, (adj) blade, cutlery. cyllid 1. income; synonyms (n) earnings, proceeds, profit, revenue, gain, means, pay, return, salary, yield; antonym (n) loss, 2. revenue; synonyms (n) income, receipts, interest, gate, returns, incomings, resources, takings, taxation, gross. cyllideb budget; synonyms (n) plan, sack, finance, portfolio, quiver, reckoning, (v) calculate, compute, estimate, (adj) cheap.
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cyllidwr financier; synonyms (n) backer, capitalist,
cymathu assimilate; synonyms (v) absorb, compare,
banker, sponsor, broker, moneylender, stockbroker, benefactor, businessperson, financialist. cyllidydd financier; synonyms (n) backer, capitalist, banker, sponsor, broker, moneylender, stockbroker, benefactor, businessperson, financialist. cylymu 1. tie; synonyms (n) band, connection, draw, lace, (v) link, bond, attach, bind, join, knot; antonyms (v) disconnect, untie, undo, 2. knot; synonyms (n) bow, cluster, tie, loop, bunch, gang, joint, lump, (v) entangle, knit. cymal 1. joint; synonyms (adj) collective, common, communal, cooperative, (n) articulation, hinge, join, seam, connection, (v) articulate; antonyms (adj) individual, unilateral, private, separate, 2. knot; synonyms (n) bow, cluster, tie, loop, bunch, gang, joint, (v) entangle, knit, bind. cymalu articulate; synonyms (adj) eloquent, (v) pronounce, speak, utter, vocalize, voice, enunciate, express, joint, say; antonyms (adj) incoherent, (v) inarticulate. cymalwst rheumatism; synonyms (v) gout, cephalalgia, earache, lumbago, neuralgia, odontalgia, otalgia, podagra, sciatica. cyman 1. entire; synonyms (adj) absolute, complete, all, total, integral, whole, perfect, utter, clean, full; antonyms (adj) partial, incomplete, 2. host; synonyms (n) crowd, army, flock, horde, mob, legion, troop, emcee, mass, multitude, 3. assembly; synonyms (n) gathering, meeting, collection, congregation, convention, fabrication, assembling, body, chamber, (v) assemblage, 4. complete; synonyms (adj) consummate, stark, accomplished, (v) accomplish, achieve, close, finish, execute, act, attain; antonyms (adj) unfinished, abridged, shortened, sketchy, lacking, narrow, qualified, (v) neglect. cymanfa 1. festival; synonyms (n) feast, carnival, fete, celebration, fair, festivity, holiday, fête, fiesta, gala, 2. assembly; synonyms (n) gathering, meeting, collection, congregation, convention, fabrication, multitude, assembling, body, (v) assemblage. cymanwlad commonwealth; synonyms (n) commonweal, country, nation, state, province, society, community, kingdom, land, republic. cymar 1. fellow; synonyms (adj) comrade, (n) companion, associate, boy, equal, brother, chap, colleague, compeer, peer, 2. match; synonyms (n) competition, (v) agree, mate, meet, parallel, accord, correspond, harmonise, harmonize, balance; antonyms (v) clash, contradict. cymathiad assimilation; synonyms (n) absorption, acculturation, incorporation, integration, addition, amalgamation, apperception, combination, conversion, fitness.
imbibe, incorporate, comprehend, conform, digest, engross. cymdeithas 1. society; synonyms (n) club, institution, public, association, community, companionship, company, corporation, fellowship, fraternity, 2. association; synonyms (n) affiliation, alliance, connection, assembly, affinity, link, partnership, society, syndicate, congress. cymdeithaseg sociology; synonym (n) anthropology. cymdeithasfa association; synonyms (n) affiliation, alliance, connection, assembly, affinity, company, fellowship, link, partnership, society. cymdeithasgar sociable; synonyms (adj) affable, amicable, friendly, outgoing, amiable, companionable, congenial, cordial, genial, social; antonym (adj) unsociable. cymdeithasol social; synonyms (adj) gregarious, national, companionable, friendly, public, common, neighborly, (n) sociable, mixer, party. cymdeithasu associate; synonyms (v) affiliate, connect, company, link, (n) ally, assistant, companion, fellow, partner, accomplice; antonyms (v) avoid, dissociate, distance, (adj) chief, (n) stranger. cymedr mean; synonyms (v) intend, design, imply, denote, (adj) middle, base, common, (n) average, contemptible, low; antonyms (adj) generous, kind. cymedrol 1. abstemious; synonyms (adj) abstinent, austere, frugal, sober, temperate, continent; antonym (adj) gluttonous, 2. abstinent; synonyms (adj) abstemious, abstentious, moderate, (n) abstainer, 3. moderate; synonyms (adj) middling, mild, easy, (v) calm, mitigate, allay, curb, diminish, lessen, (adv) check; antonyms (adj) extreme, immoderate, radical, (v) increase, intensify, 4. temperate; synonyms (adj) reasonable, restrained, balmy, gentle, composed, equable, sparing, cool, dispassionate, modest; antonym (adj) intemperate. cymedroldeb 1. moderation; synonyms (n) temperance, abstinence, abstemiousness, moderateness, alleviation, measure, patience, restraint, sobriety, easing; antonyms (n) gluttony, intemperance, overindulgence, 2. temperance; synonyms (n) moderation, control, soberness, forbearance, gravity; antonym (n) excess. cymedroli moderate; synonyms (adj) temperate, abstemious, middling, mild, (v) calm, mitigate, allay, curb, diminish, (adv) check; antonyms (adj) extreme, immoderate, radical, (v) increase, intensify. cymedrolwr moderator; synonyms (n) chairman, mediator, arbitrator, intermediary, negotiator, umpire, diplomat. cymell 1. press (gwasgu); synonyms (n) jam, (v) crush, crowd, force, squeeze, pack, coerce,
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Welsh - English compress, exhort, mash, 2. actuate; synonyms (v) activate, impel, incite, move, motivate, drive, induce, (n) instigate, animate, provoke, 3. move (symud); synonyms (v) act, affect, carry, excite, go, maneuver, touch, travel, (n) motion, transfer; antonym (v) stay, 4. persuade; synonyms (v) convince, inveigle, allure, assure, cajole, coax, entice, influence, argue, lure; antonyms (v) discourage, dissuade, 5. urge; synonyms (n) goad, spur, impulse, (v) push, advocate, press, inspire, persuade, prompt, promote, 6. induce; synonyms (v) attract, generate, cause, tempt, bring, create, draw, engender, beget, get. cymen 1. wise; synonyms (adj) judicious, reasonable, sensible, intelligent, knowing, prudent, rational, sagacious, sound, (n) method; antonyms (adj) foolish, unwise, stupid, 2. becoming; synonyms (v) proper, (adj) appropriate, seemly, adequate, decent, decorous, agreeable, apposite, apt, befitting; antonym (adj) unbecoming, 3. skillful; synonyms (adj) expert, able, accomplished, adept, capable, good, proficient, adroit, (v) dexterous, crafty; antonyms (adj) clumsy, inept, incompetent, 4. neat; synonyms (adj) elegant, clear, natty, tidy, graceful, dainty, clean, clever, deft, (v) compact; antonyms (adj) untidy, messy, scruffy, unkempt, disordered. cymer confluence; synonyms (n) concourse, meeting, concurrence, junction, assembly, conflux, convergence, crowd, union; antonym (n) divergence. cymeradwy 1. acceptable; synonyms (adj) adequate, passable, satisfactory, good, agreeable, correct, decent, desirable, grateful, palatable; antonyms (adj) unacceptable, inadequate, unsatisfactory, disagreeable, forbidden, unbearable, unwelcome, 2. approved; synonyms (adj) accepted, certified, sanctioned, allowed, authorized, accredited, agreed, conventional, regular, official; antonyms (adj) informal, unofficial. cymeradwyaeth 1. applause; synonyms (n) acclaim, acclamation, admiration, approval, eulogy, approbation, clap, clapping, commendation, (v) praise; antonym (n) mocking, 2. approbation; synonyms (n) applause, sanction, appreciation, endorsement, favor, permission, recommendation, respect; antonym (n) disapprobation, 3. approval; synonyms (n) acceptance, agreement, recognition, acknowledgment, acquiescence, confirmation, consent, adoption, assent, backing; antonyms (n) disapproval, rejection, condemnation, scorn, criticism, 4. acclamation; synonyms (n) ovation, plaudit, cheer, eclat. cymeradwyo 1. applaud; synonyms (v) acclaim, cheer, eulogize, praise, extol, hail, admire, clap, commend, approve; antonyms (v) boo, criticize, 2.
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approve; synonyms (v) sanction, adopt, accept, acknowledge, allow, admit, agree, endorse, let, ratify; antonyms (v) reject, censure, condemn, disapprove, forbid, veto, 3. recommend; synonyms (v) advise, advocate, counsel, propose, offer, suggest, move, urge, promote, introduce. cymeriad 1. character; synonyms (n) kind, nature, note, part, quality, role, type, brand, constitution, description, 2. reputation; synonyms (n) fame, name, prestige, distinction, honor, face, celebrity, character, credit, (v) esteem. cymesur 1. proper; synonyms (adj) appropriate, correct, due, decent, fit, just, agreeable, apt, becoming, befitting; antonyms (adj) improper, inappropriate, unseemly, wrong, rude, 2. proportionate; synonyms (adj) commensurate, proportionable, proportional, equal, harmonious, comparable, balanced, adequate, relative, sufficient. cymesuredd proportion; synonyms (n) balance, percentage, degree, ratio, portion, slice, dimension, equilibrium, equipoise, (v) scale. cymesurol 1. commensurate; synonyms (adj) adequate, commensurable, equal, sufficient, comparable, equivalent, proportionate; antonym (adj) disproportionate, 2. proportionate; synonyms (adj) commensurate, proportionable, proportional, harmonious, balanced, appropriate, relative, corresponding, (n) compatible, consistent. cymhariaeth comparison; synonyms (n) analogy, compare, likeness, resemblance, comparing, contrast, correspondence, parallel, similarity, connection; antonym (n) dissimilarity. cymharol comparative; synonyms (adj) relative, qualified, proportionate, approximate, illustrative, near, allusive, analogous, approaching, (n) compeer. cymharu 1. compare; synonyms (v) collate, liken, confront, comparison, equate, associate, contrast, correlate, equal, equalize, 2. pair; synonyms (n) match, brace, duet, duo, dyad, (v) couple, join, mate, copulate, link. cymhelliad 1. inducement; synonyms (n) incentive, attraction, cause, enticement, incitement, impulse, bait, motive, occasion, temptation; antonym (n) disincentive, 2. motive; synonyms (n) ground, account, inducement, motif, motivation, reason, subject, design, (v) aim, consideration. cymhendod 1. affectation; synonyms (n) pose, pretension, display, airs, affectedness, ostentation, pretense, show, mannerism; antonym (n) humility, 2. eloquence; synonyms (n) elocution, style, fluency, oratory, rhetoric, articulateness, expression, articulacy, classicism, diction, 3. knowledge; synonyms (n) information, comprehension, acquaintance, erudition, grasp,
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intelligence, lore, science, (v) cognition, (adj) art; antonym (n) ignorance, 4. proficiency; synonyms (n) ability, aptitude, capability, competence, dexterity, expertise, efficiency, knowledge, competency, craft, 5. tidiness; synonyms (n) neatness, order, cleanliness, orderliness, spruceness, compactness, elegance, maintenance, method, organization. cymhennu 1. trim; synonyms (adj) tidy, neat, spruce, orderly, (v) cut, dress, clip, garnish, shave, adorn; antonym (adj) fat, 2. scold; synonyms (v) censure, berate, chide, rebuke, reprimand, abuse, lecture, reproach, rail, (n) nag; antonym (v) praise, 3. reprove; synonyms (v) admonish, blame, condemn, accuse, castigate, criticize, scold, warn, disapprove, (n) reprehend. cymhercyn 1. limping; synonyms (adj) lame, hobbling, crippled, halting, claudicant, (n) lameness, claudication, gameness, gimp, gimpiness, 2. infirm; synonyms (adj) feeble, faint, fragile, impotent, decrepit, weak, sickly, debilitated, ill, (v) frail. cymhleth 1. complicated; synonyms (adj) complex, intricate, elaborate, hard, complicate, awkward, convoluted, deep, difficult, (v) involved; antonyms (adj) simple, straightforward, clear, easy, 2. complex; synonyms (adj) composite, abstruse, knotty, abstract, tricky, multifarious, complicated, compound, (n) obsession, combination; antonyms (adj) basic, plain. cymhlethdod complexity; synonyms (n) complication, intricacy, complex, convolution, complexness, confusion, muddle, character, combination, (adj) entanglement; antonyms (n) simplicity, clarity. cymhorthdal 1. grant; synonyms (v) give, allow, award, bestow, admit, afford, concede, confer, gift, acknowledge; antonyms (v) deny, reject, 2. subsidy; synonyms (n) grant, aid, allowance, backing, support, endowment, (v) contribution, subscription. cymhwysiad application; synonyms (n) plea, appeal, appliance, concentration, demand, diligence, effort, exercise, petition, request. cymhwyso 1. accommodate; synonyms (v) adapt, adjust, fit, oblige, contain, fashion, hold, lodge, provide, (adj) suit; antonym (v) evict, 2. apply; synonyms (v) dedicate, devote, employ, ask, consume, exercise, resort, use, utilize, (n) give, 3. adjust; synonyms (v) temper, accommodate, align, acclimatize, balance, fix, reconcile, regulate, set, (adj) dress. cymhwyster 1. fitness; synonyms (n) ability, adequacy, appropriateness, aptness, capability, propriety, correspondence, competence, competency, convenience; antonyms (n)
unsuitability, inability, unfitness, 2. suitability; synonyms (n) fitness, qualification, advisability, correctness, suitableness, rightness. cymod 1. atonement; synonyms (n) amends, reparation, satisfaction, compensation, expiation, penance, penitence, propitiation, recompense, reconciliation, 2. reconciliation; synonyms (n) accommodation, adjustment, agreement, rapprochement, appeasement, harmony, pacification, reconcilement, (v) concord, peace. cymodi reconcile; synonyms (v) appease, accommodate, accord, harmonize, pacify, placate, mediate, adjust, compose, (adj) conciliate. cymodol propitiatory; synonyms (adj) expiatory, expiative, propitiative, apologetic. cymodwr reconciler; synonyms (n) appeaser, conciliator, pacifier, peacemaker, comforter, judge. cymon 1. tidy; synonyms (adj) clean, neat, trim, spruce, natty, orderly, respectable, shipshape, (v) clear, arrange; antonyms (adj) untidy, disheveled, knotted, 2. seemly; synonyms (adj) proper, befitting, comely, decent, decorous, fitting, appropriate, fit, (v) becoming, correct. cymorth 1. help; synonyms (v) aid, assist, avail, facilitate, favor, (n) assistance, benefit, support, assistant, cure; antonyms (v) hinder, worsen, (n) hindrance, detriment, 2. assistance; synonyms (n) boost, encouragement, relief, backing, charity, hand, help, remedy, service, (v) succor, 3. assist; synonyms (v) abet, serve, contribute, attend, back, comfort, encourage, expedite, relieve, (adj) second, 4. aid; synonyms (n) care, lift, patronage, recourse, facility, associate, (v) ease, minister, countenance, accommodate. Cymraeg welsh; synonyms (adj) scotch, (v) default, disavow, recant, retract. cymrawd 1. comrade; synonyms (n) colleague, companion, associate, chum, buddy, ally, brother, compeer, fellow, mate, 2. fellow; synonyms (adj) comrade, (n) boy, equal, chap, peer, dude, dog, counterpart, escort, (v) concomitant. Cymreig welsh; synonyms (adj) scotch, (v) default, disavow, recant, retract. Cymroaidd welsh; synonyms (adj) scotch, (v) default, disavow, recant, retract. cymrodedd 1. arbitration; synonyms (n) arbitrament, mediation, decision, intervention, judgment, arbitrement, 2. compromise; synonyms (n) agreement, arrangement, bargain, accommodation, concession, settlement, understanding, adjustment, accord, (v) compound; antonym (v) dispute. cymrodor 1. fellow; synonyms (adj) comrade, (n) companion, associate, boy, equal, brother, chap, colleague, compeer, peer, 2. consociate;
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Welsh - English synonyms (v) connect, join, affiliate, combine, annex, add, append, assort, colligate, (n) cohort. cymrodoriaeth fellowship; synonyms (n) brotherhood, community, companionship, company, communion, familiarity, camaraderie, association, society, acquaintance. cymrwd 1. mortar; synonyms (n) howitzer, plaster, birdlime, cannon, glue, gum, gun, lute, (v) cement, 2. plaster; synonyms (n) mortar, paste, bandage, cataplasm, (v) coat, daub, stucco, paint, affix, poultice. cymryd take; synonyms (v) admit, get, hold, adopt, bear, carry, catch, (n) seize, (phr) accept, receive; antonyms (v) give, refuse, abstain, add, lose. cymuned community; synonyms (n) association, public, agreement, commune, nation, people, brotherhood, likeness, (adj) communal, neighborhood; antonym (adj) private. cymuno commune; synonyms (n) community, county, arrondissement, district, (v) converse, communicate, talk, intercommunicate. cymunol communal; synonyms (adj) common, civic, joint, mutual, public, social, national, community, shared; antonyms (adj) private, individual. cymunwr communicant; synonyms (adj) communicating, (n) congregation, worshipper. cymwy affliction; synonyms (n) adversity, distress, curse, martyrdom, regret, torment, agony, anguish, bane, calamity. cymwynas kindness; synonyms (n) benevolence, clemency, compassion, courtesy, generosity, affection, benignity, consideration, cordiality, favor; antonyms (n) unkindness, callousness, cruelty, miserliness, nastiness, spite, unfriendliness, maliciousness. cymwynasgar 1. kind (caredig, math); synonyms (n) form, helpful, sort, benign, brand, breed, class, gentle, (adj) friendly, generous; antonyms (adj) unkind, callous, cruel, hardhearted, mean, merciless, nasty, spiteful, uncaring, upsetting, 2. obliging; synonyms (v) complaisant, (adj) accommodating, affable, amiable, kind, good, pleasant, compliant, considerate, courteous; antonyms (adj) unhelpful, uncooperative. cymwynasgarwch 1. obligingness; synonyms (n) complaisance, agreeableness, compliance, compliancy, consideration, deference, friendliness, kindness, abidance, accommodation, 2. kindness; synonyms (n) benevolence, clemency, compassion, courtesy, generosity, affection, benignity, cordiality, favor, gentleness; antonyms (n) unkindness, callousness, cruelty, miserliness, nastiness, spite, unfriendliness, maliciousness. cymwynaswr benefactor; synonyms (n) donor, patron, sponsor, backer, giver, supporter, contributor, philanthropist, helper, humanitarian.
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cymwys 1. fit; synonyms (v) agree, accommodate, meet, suit, adapt, correspond, (adj) decorous, apt, (n) adjust, convulsion; antonyms (adj) unfit, inappropriate, unwell, 2. exact; synonyms (adj) detailed, precise, actual, (v) accurate, close, demand, require, claim, command, (n) correct; antonyms (adj) inaccurate, imprecise, vague, wrong, approximate, inexact, 3. apt; synonyms (adj) appropriate, adroit, apropos, apposite, intelligent, good, able, adequate, convenient, dexterous, 4. suitable; synonyms (adj) fit, proper, right, eligible, desirable, fitting, pertinent, due, (n) seasonable, (v) becoming; antonyms (adj) unsuitable, improper, 5. proper; synonyms (adj) decent, just, agreeable, befitting, legitimate, modest, suitable, neat, exact, fair; antonyms (adj) unseemly, rude. cymwysedig applied; synonyms (adj) practical, useful, concrete, activated, adjusted, correlated, devoted, exercised, practiced, related; antonym (adj) theoretical. cymwysiadol applicable; synonyms (adj) relevant, germane, pertinent, proper, suitable, applicative, applicatory, appropriate, apropos, (n) felicitous; antonyms (adj) unsuitable, irrelevant. cymydog neighbor; synonyms (n) acquaintance, national, (adj) neighbour, neighboring, neighbouring, (v) abut, adjoin, touch, border, butt. cymylog 1. dull; synonyms (adj) dim, blunt, dense, dreary, sluggish, bland, boring, cloudy, cold, (v) deaden; antonyms (adj) bright, lively, sharp, exciting, interesting, lustrous, stimulating, amusing, exhilarating, glittery, 2. clouded; synonyms (adj) gloomy, blurred, dark, foggy, obscure, overcast, misty, hazy, 3. cloudy; synonyms (adj) dull, murky, nebulous, opaque, muddy, turbid, sunless, vaporous, dismal, dusky; antonyms (adj) clear, cloudless, sunny. cymylu 1. cloud (cwmwl); synonyms (n) mist, blur, haze, (v) fog, becloud, obscure, befog, blacken, eclipse, overshadow; antonym (v) sharpen, 2. dim; synonyms (adj) dark, cloudy, dull, bleak, (v) darken, cloud, pale, tarnish, blear, blind; antonyms (adj) bright, brilliant, intelligent, clever, strong, (v) clear, brighten, 3. obscure; synonyms (adj) dim, gloomy, ambiguous, concealed, hidden, incomprehensible, muddy, mysterious, clandestine, (v) hide; antonyms (adj) noticeable, simple, obvious, distinct, mainstream, (v) clarify. cymyndod committal; synonyms (n) commitment, consignment, charge, commission, delegation, perpetration, burial, interment, obligation, allegiance. cymynnu bequeath; synonyms (v) will, give, leave, demise, entrust, devise, endow, transmit, bestow, contribute; antonym (v) disinherit.
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cymynrodd 1. bequest; synonyms (n) legacy,
cymysgu 1. confuse; synonyms (v) bewilder, baffle,
endowment, will, estate, heirloom, heritage, inheritance, allowance, donation, gift, 2. legacy; synonyms (n) bequest, devise, leftover. cymynroddi bequeath; synonyms (v) will, give, leave, demise, entrust, devise, endow, transmit, bestow, contribute; antonym (v) disinherit. cymynu 1. fell; synonyms (v) chop, cut, drop, floor, ax, (adj) barbarous, cruel, prostrate, brutal, fierce, 2. hew; synonyms (v) hack, carve, shape, chip, fashion, fell, form, chisel, make, sever. cymynwr 1. hewer, 2. feller; synonyms (n) chap, faller, fella, fellow, lumberjack, associate, beau, blighter, boyfriend, buster. cymysg mixed; synonyms (adj) miscellaneous, assorted, composite, heterogeneous, integrated, medley, impure, amalgamated, (v) blended, mingled; antonyms (adj) homogeneous, insular, pure. cymysgedd 1. admixture; synonyms (n) mixture, alloy, addition, amalgam, commixture, fusion, intermixture, mix, mixing, 2. blend; synonyms (n) composite, amalgamation, brew, combination, (v) amalgamate, combine, commingle, fuse, merge, incorporate; antonyms (v) separate, divide, 3. mixture; synonyms (n) concoction, assortment, blend, hodgepodge, jumble, medley, miscellany, admixture, compound, compost. cymysgfa 1. mixture; synonyms (n) mix, alloy, concoction, assortment, blend, hodgepodge, jumble, medley, miscellany, admixture, 2. medley; synonyms (n) mixture, melange, potpourri, conglomeration, hash, intermixture, olio, pasticcio, (adj) chaos, imbroglio. cymysgiad admixture; synonyms (n) mixture, alloy, addition, amalgam, commixture, fusion, intermixture, mix, mixing. cymysgliw motley; synonyms (adj) assorted, colorful, miscellaneous, mixed, mottled, heterogeneous, (n) medley, assortment, miscellany, mixture. cymysglyd 1. confused; synonyms (adj) abashed, bewildered, baffled, befuddled, bemused, chaotic, confounded, disjointed, disordered, dizzy; antonyms (adj) clear, enlightened, alert, clearheaded, clear-headed, orderly, 2. muddled; synonyms (adj) confused, addled, disorganized, messy, incoherent, jumbled, unintelligible, upset, blank, (n) corned; antonyms (adj) neat, organized. cymysgryw 1. heterogeneous; synonyms (adj) dissimilar, different, assorted, miscellaneous, heterogenous, mixed, motley, unlike, varied, (v) diverse; antonym (adj) homogeneous, 2. mongrel; synonyms (n) cur, cross, dog, mutt, (adj) bastard, heterogeneous, crossbred, amorphous, (v) hybrid, chowchow.
confound, muddle, agitate, blur, derange, disconcert, disturb, fluster; antonyms (v) clarify, enlighten, elucidate, explain, 2. mix; synonyms (n) mixture, concoction, (v) alloy, blend, intermingle, mingle, combine, compound, intermix, join; antonym (v) separate, 3. blend; synonyms (n) mix, amalgam, composite, amalgamation, brew, (v) amalgamate, commingle, fuse, merge, incorporate; antonym (v) divide, 4. amalgamate; synonyms (v) unite, affiliate, associate, coalesce, commix, connect, consolidate, embody, integrate, (adj) amalgamated. cymysgwr 1. blender; synonyms (n) liquidizer, churn, liquidiser, manipulator, 2. mixer; synonyms (n) blender, social, agitator, sociable. cyn 1. before; synonyms (prep) fore, beyond, (adv) above, ahead, afore, ago, earlier, already, forward, (adj) preceding; antonyms (prep) later, behind, after, afterward, 2. as; synonyms (conj) qua, because, since, considering, while, (prep) during, like, (adv) equally, from, (n) arsenic. cynaeafu harvest; synonyms (n) crop, fruit, ingathering, (v) gain, gather, glean, amass, collect, garner, get. cynamserol 1. premature; synonyms (adj) early, precocious, untimely, immature, forward, inopportune, previous, rash, unripe, 2. untimely; synonyms (adj) premature, unseasonable, inappropriate, awkward, inconvenient, backward, behindhand, belated, improper, late; antonyms (adj) timely, appropriate, opportune. cynaniad pronunciation; synonyms (n) diction, accent, articulation, elocution, enunciation, delivery, speech, inflection, pronounce, declaration. cynanu 1. articulate; synonyms (adj) eloquent, (v) pronounce, speak, utter, vocalize, voice, enunciate, express, joint, say; antonyms (adj) incoherent, (v) inarticulate, 2. pronounce; synonyms (v) articulate, affirm, declare, assert, deliver, announce, decree, judge, proclaim, (n) allege. cynbrawf foretaste; synonyms (n) anticipation, expectation, prelibation, foresight, forerunner, ancestor, antecedent, antepast, appetizer, (v) anticipate. cyndad 1. ancestor; synonyms (n) forefather, forerunner, parent, antecedent, father, forbear, forebear, precursor, ancestry, prototype; antonyms (n) descendant, successor, 2. forefather; synonyms (n) ancestor, founder, predecessor, primogenitor, progenitor, sire. cynddaredd 1. rabies; synonyms (n) hydrophobia, madness, lyssa, fury, insaneness, lunacy, (adj) mania, 2. fury; synonyms (n) rage, anger, ferocity, exasperation, force, delirium, frenzy, furor, indignation, (adj) wrath, 3. rage; synonyms (n) passion, craze, fad, fashion, chafe, (v) fume, bluster,
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synonyms (v) frequent, follow, pursue, stalk, (n) den, resort, ghost, hangout, (adj) harass, molest, 4. familiar; synonyms (adj) close, conversant, intimate, commonplace, easy, ordinary, (n) accustomed, companion, comrade, (v) confidential; antonyms (adj) unfamiliar, foreign, strange, new, formal, ignorant, unknown. cynefinol 1. accustomed; synonyms (adj) customary, habitual, familiar, normal, usual, wonted, natural, common, everyday, habituated; antonyms (adj) unaccustomed, unusual, 2. usual; synonyms (adj) ordinary, accustomed, average, general, conventional, routine, public, prevalent, (n) regular, (v) frequent; antonyms (adj) unconventional, abnormal, extraordinary. cynefod 1. custom; synonyms (n) tradition, habit, convention, practice, usage, use, fashion, impost, (v) accustom, (adj) bespoke, 2. usage; synonyms (n) employment, method, consuetude, exercise, treatment, usance, wont, ritual, (v) application, (adj) custom. cynfas 1. sheet; synonyms (n) board, layer, leaf, canvas, film, paper, coat, coating, blanket, cover, 2. canvas; synonyms (n) picture, duck, sail, sheet, (v) canvass, painting, tableau. cynffon tail (cwt); synonyms (n) rear, shadow, behind, butt, (v) follow, pursue, track, trail, chase, (adj) back; antonyms (v) head, front. cynffonna 1. fawn; synonyms (v) crawl, creep, cringe, grovel, cower, crouch, bootlick, kowtow, flatter, sneak, 2. cringe; synonyms (v) flinch, recoil, shrink, fawn, quail, wince, kneel, contract, funk, stoop, 3. toady; synonyms (n) sycophant, flatterer, toadeater, crawler, lackey, (v) truckle, kotow, toad. cynffonnwr 1. sycophant; synonyms (n) toady, flatterer, lackey, fawner, parasite, crawler, follower, 2. toady; synonyms (n) sycophant, toadeater, (v) bootlick, fawn, kowtow, creep, flatter, cringe, crawl, truckle. cynfyd antiquity; synonyms (n) antique, ancientness, age, ancientry, past, relic, ancestry, ancienty, history, hoar. cynfyl 1. contention; synonyms (n) competition, argument, argumentation, battle, conflict, assertion, controversy, discord, allegation, arguing; antonym (n) harmony, 2. strife; synonyms (n) contention, dispute, disagreement, dissension, debate, feud, fight, difference, (adj) quarrel, (v) contest; antonym (n) accord. cyngan 1. harmonious; synonyms (adj) congruous, congenial, consonant, musical, amicable, peaceful, consistent, gentle, compatible, friendly; antonyms (adj) discordant, dissonant, harsh, 2. suitable; synonyms (adj) appropriate, fit, good, apt, proper, right, convenient, eligible, apposite, (v) becoming;
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antonyms (adj) inappropriate, unsuitable, wrong, improper. cynganeddu harmonize; synonyms (v) agree, accord, correspond, fit, blend, adjust, coincide, consort, reconcile, concur; antonym (v) clash. cyngaws 1. action; synonyms (n) act, accomplishment, activity, agency, battle, deed, effect, engagement, fight, (v) achievement; antonyms (n) inaction, inactivity, 2. lawsuit; synonyms (n) case, suit, action, cause, litigation, proceedings, prosecution, trial, causa. cyngerdd concert; synonyms (n) accord, agreement, consonance, tune, performance, recital, concord, concordance, (v) arrange, contrive. cynghanedd 1. harmony; synonyms (n) accord, conformity, consonance, agreement, concord, correspondence, accordance, congruity, (v) concert, peace; antonyms (n) dissonance, discord, argument, conflict, disagreement, 2. music; synonyms (n) harmony, melody, chorus, musical, composition, sound, euphony, medicine, refrain, din. cynghorfynt 1. envy; synonyms (n) desire, enviousness, resentment, hatred, discontent, emulation, (v) begrudge, covet, want, grudge, 2. malice; synonyms (n) hostility, animosity, spite, enmity, malevolence, venom, cruelty, envy, evil, maliciousness; antonyms (n) kindness, goodwill, 3. jealousy; synonyms (n) suspicion, competition, contention, distrust, qualm, scruple, doubt, challenge, contest, diffidence. cynghori 1. exhort; synonyms (v) admonish, advise, urge, advocate, caution, counsel, press, entreat, bid, goad, 2. advise; synonyms (v) acquaint, inform, propose, recommend, suggest, warn, apprise, exhort, forewarn, instruct; antonym (v) oppose, 3. counsel; synonyms (n) advisement, admonition, attorney, consultation, counselor, exhortation, guidance, (v) advice, consult, confer. cynghrair 1. league; synonyms (n) alliance, association, coalition, confederacy, federation, class, combination, confederation, union, connection, 2. alliance; synonyms (n) league, affinity, affiliation, alignment, alinement, merger, organization, society, amalgamation, bond; antonym (n) nonalignment. cynghreiriad 1. ally; synonyms (n) confederate, accomplice, companion, friend, colleague, partner, accessory, (v) affiliate, (adj) associate, coadjutor; antonyms (n) adversary, foe, opponent, 2. confederate; synonyms (adj) allied, confederative, federate, (n) ally, assistant, auxiliary, collaborator, abettor, (v) conspire, league. cynghreirio 1. ally; synonyms (n) confederate, accomplice, companion, friend, colleague, partner, accessory, (v) affiliate, (adj) associate, coadjutor; antonyms (n) adversary, foe, opponent, 2.
confederate; synonyms (adj) allied, confederative, federate, (n) ally, assistant, auxiliary, collaborator, abettor, (v) conspire, league, 3. league; synonyms (n) alliance, association, coalition, confederacy, federation, class, combination, confederation, union, connection. cynghreiriwr 1. confederate; synonyms (adj) allied, (n) accomplice, ally, accessory, partner, assistant, auxiliary, (v) associate, conspire, league, 2. ally; synonyms (n) confederate, companion, friend, colleague, adherent, (v) affiliate, align, support, band, (adj) coadjutor; antonyms (n) adversary, foe, opponent. cyngor 1. advice; synonyms (n) admonition, caution, counsel, warning, exhortation, instruction, intelligence, monition, notice, report, 2. counsel; synonyms (n) advocate, advisement, attorney, consultation, counselor, (v) advice, advise, consult, admonish, confer, 3. council; synonyms (n) assembly, board, congress, convention, convocation, diet, legislature, meeting, cabinet, conclave. cyngres congress; synonyms (n) assembly, convention, convocation, council, conference, intercourse, meeting, congregation, confluence, association. cyngwystl 1. bet; synonyms (v) gamble, play, lay, risk, venture, (n) wager, stake, stakes, 2. pledge; synonyms (n) bond, gage, assurance, engage, promise, plight, bet, (v) pawn, covenant, guarantee, 3. wager; synonyms (n) chance, set, speculation, suit, vie, (v) hazard, pledge. cynhadledd conference; synonyms (n) assembly, colloquy, meeting, council, consultation, interview, negotiation, talk, congress, discussion. cynhaliaeth 1. support; synonyms (n) help, stand, aid, keep, comfort, (v) assist, prop, back, brace, encourage; antonyms (n) hindrance, (v) oppose, neglect, undermine, abandon, reject, weaken, 2. maintenance; synonyms (n) livelihood, alimony, care, living, sustenance, charge, conservation, continuation, custody, preservation; antonym (n) end. cynhaliwr 1. sustainer; synonyms (n) supporter, upholder, sustain, brace, support, defender, mainstay, maintainer, sponsor, tradesman, 2. supporter; synonyms (n) partisan, admirer, ally, backer, follower, friend, patron, advocate, believer, benefactor; antonyms (n) opponent, skeptic, detractor, critic. cynhenid innate; synonyms (adj) inborn, inherent, congenital, inbred, indigenous, instinctive, natural, intrinsic, constitutional, (v) born; antonyms (adj) superficial, learned. cynhennu 1. quarrel; synonyms (n) brawl, feud, altercation, dissension, clash, conflict, (v) dispute,
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Welsh - English fight, argue, row; antonyms (n) agreement, (v) agree, 2. contend; synonyms (v) assert, compete, wrestle, combat, war, altercate, battle, contest, (n) allege, maintain. cynhennus 1. contentious; synonyms (adj) argumentative, aggressive, combative, controversial, belligerent, bellicose, disputatious, litigious, quarrelsome, (v) disputable, 2. quarrelsome; synonyms (adj) pugnacious, contentious, cantankerous, currish, ugly, contrary, termagant, arguing, factious, (v) fretful; antonym (adj) peaceable. cynhennwr wrangler; synonyms (n) brawler, connoisseur, graduate, professor, pundit, savant, scholar, brabbler, caviler. cynhesol 1. agreeable; synonyms (adj) acceptable, accordant, pleasant, pleasing, nice, affable, amusing, compatible, conformable, congenial; antonyms (adj) disagreeable, discordant, nasty, unpleasant, unwilling, aggressive, resistant, 2. amiable; synonyms (adj) agreeable, benign, complaisant, friendly, genial, charming, cordial, gentle, kind, likable; antonyms (adj) unfriendly, argumentative. cynhesrwydd warmth; synonyms (n) glow, heat, temperature, fervor, geniality, passion, warmness, affection, tenderness, fire; antonyms (n) aloofness, chill, chilliness, coldness, coolness, unfriendliness. cynhesu warm; synonyms (adj) hot, affectionate, tender, ardent, cordial, fervent, lively, fond, loving, earnest; antonyms (adj) aloof, cold, unfriendly, reserved, hostile, (v) cool, chill. cynhorthwy 1. help; synonyms (v) aid, assist, avail, facilitate, favor, (n) assistance, benefit, support, assistant, cure; antonyms (v) hinder, worsen, (n) hindrance, detriment, 2. aid; synonyms (n) help, encouragement, relief, backing, boost, care, (v) abet, ease, minister, serve. cynhwynol 1. congenital; synonyms (adj) innate, inborn, inherent, natural, indigenous, connate, constitutional, native, instinctive, 2. innate; synonyms (adj) congenital, inbred, intrinsic, essential, ingrained, inwrought, inbuilt, intuitive, spontaneous, (v) born; antonyms (adj) superficial, learned, 3. natural; synonyms (adj) artless, unaffected, genuine, normal, crude, ingenuous, naive, pure, raw, simple; antonyms (adj) artificial, affected, cultivated, false, refined, paranormal, supernatural, unnatural. cynhwysfawr comprehensive; synonyms (adj) capacious, broad, extensive, inclusive, complete, detailed, exhaustive, full, large, overall; antonyms (adj) narrow, partial, noncomprehensive, restricted. cynhwysiad contents; synonyms (n) substance, matter, inside, list, synopsis, volume, cargo, conspectus.
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cynigiad 1. motion; synonyms (n) gesture, action, movement, wave, exercise, gesticulation, play, (v) sign, beckon, gesticulate, 2. proposal; synonyms (n) motion, advice, proposition, suggestion, offer, overture, plan, proffer, hypothesis, presentation. cynigiwr 1. mover; synonyms (n) author, originator, proposer, founder, generator, inventor, motive, transporter, carrier, hauler, 2. proposer; synonyms (n) mover, advocate, motor, purposer, suggester, orator, shaker, speaker. cynigydd 1. mover; synonyms (n) author, originator, proposer, founder, generator, inventor, motive, transporter, carrier, hauler, 2. proposer; synonyms (n) mover, advocate, motor, purposer, suggester, orator, shaker, speaker. cynildeb 1. frugality; synonyms (n) economy, thrift, frugalness, parsimony, thriftiness, carefulness, abstinence, prudence; antonym (n) extravagance, 2. economy; synonyms (n) frugality, saving, conservation, efficiency, husbandry, stinginess, brevity, (adj) system, arrangement, array. cynilion savings; synonyms (n) reserve, saving, store, capital, cash, funds, resources; antonym (n) expenditure. cynilo 1. economize; synonyms (v) conserve, economise, save, preserve, husband, deliver, housewive, pinch, downscale, limit; antonym (v) waste, 2. save; synonyms (v) economize, rescue, free, hoard, keep, maintain, liberate, protect, redeem, (prep) except; antonyms (v) spend, squander. cynio 1. chisel; synonyms (v) carve, cheat, cut, shape, beguile, beat, engrave, screw, sculpture, victimize, 2. gouge; synonyms (v) excavate, swindle, deceive, dig, fleece, groove, scoop, dent, extort, furrow. cynired resort; synonyms (n) recourse, repair, haunt, expedient, refuge, playground, covert, (v) recur, rendezvous, frequent. cyniwair frequent; synonyms (adj) continual, everyday, familiar, many, ordinary, incessant, habitual, (v) common, customary, usual; antonyms (adj) rare, infrequent, occasional. cyniweirfa 1. haunt; synonyms (v) frequent, follow, pursue, stalk, (n) den, resort, ghost, hangout, home, (adj) harass, 2. resort; synonyms (n) recourse, repair, haunt, expedient, refuge, playground, covert, (v) recur, rendezvous, apply. cyniweirydd wayfarer; synonyms (n) traveler, passenger, pilgrim, itinerant, wanderer, journeyer. cynllun 1. plan; synonyms (n) aim, map, figure, chart, intent, outline, pattern, (v) design, devise, intend, 2. design; synonyms (n) purpose, scheme, conception, drawing, arrangement, device, idea, (v) plan, conceive, contrive; antonym (n) chance, 3. pattern; synonyms (n) model, fashion, form, mold,
shape, example, norm, order, paragon, (v) mould, 4. draft; synonyms (n) bill, conscription, sketch, check, (v) draught, blueprint, compose, enlist, recruit, delineate; antonym (v) discharge, 5. model; synonyms (n) image, dummy, prototype, frame, lesson, archetype, epitome, exemplar, (v) copy, imitate; antonym (adj) atypical, 6. plot; synonyms (n) conspiracy, lot, graph, patch, (v) intrigue, cabal, plat, conspire, concoct, engineer. cynllunio 1. design; synonyms (n) aim, purpose, scheme, conception, drawing, arrangement, device, (v) plan, conceive, contrive; antonym (n) chance, 2. plan; synonyms (n) map, figure, chart, intent, outline, pattern, (v) design, devise, intend, plot. cynllunydd 1. designer; synonyms (n) architect, couturier, creator, drawer, engineer, inventor, maker, decorator, (v) artist, projector; antonym (adj) off-the-rack, 2. planner; synonyms (n) contriver, deviser, schemer, draftsman, designer, mastermind, director, draftswoman, founder, manager. cynllwyn 1. plot; synonyms (n) conspiracy, plan, lot, scheme, chart, design, (v) intrigue, cabal, plat, conspire, 2. beset; synonyms (v) beleaguer, afflict, assault, molest, siege, worry, assail, attack, besiege, harass, 3. ambush; synonyms (n) trap, (v) ambuscade, wait, waylay, intercept, bushwhack, catch, lurk, surprise, defeat, 4. conspire; synonyms (v) collude, complot, concur, connive, plot, contribute, collaborate, confederate, machinate, conduce. cynllwynwr conspirator; synonyms (n) accomplice, plotter, traitor, confederate, archtraitor, betrayer, coconspirator. cynnal 1. hold; synonyms (v) keep, detain, endure, adhere, bear, comprise, contain, entertain, (n) grasp, grip; antonym (v) release, 2. support; synonyms (n) help, stand, aid, comfort, (v) assist, prop, back, brace, encourage, maintain; antonyms (n) hindrance, (v) oppose, neglect, undermine, abandon, reject, weaken, 3. uphold; synonyms (v) sustain, defend, preserve, continue, bolster, confirm, countenance, endorse, assert, (n) support, 4. keep; synonyms (v) hold, retain, guard, have, celebrate, confine, conserve, observe, reserve, save; antonyms (v) dump, lose, 5. sustain; synonyms (v) carry, suffer, abide, relieve, strengthen, affirm, corroborate, experience, nourish, nurture, 6. maintain; synonyms (v) justify, allege, aver, declare, insist, uphold, argue, asseverate, claim, contend; antonyms (v) deny, change. cynnar early; synonyms (adj) initial, first, primitive, prompt, young, quick, embryonic, (adv) betimes, soon, earlier; antonyms (adj) delayed, last-minute, slow, (adv) late.
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cynnau 1. light (golau); synonyms (adj) fair, clear,
cynnoes antiquity; synonyms (n) antique,
facile, (n) flame, brightness, (v) fire, kindle, inflame, glow, ignite; antonyms (adj) fattening, nauseating, (n) dark, darkness, gloom, shade, night, (v) extinguish, darken, (alt sp) heavy, 2. kindle; synonyms (v) arouse, excite, burn, awaken, animate, enkindle, heat, incite, provoke, (n) light. cynneddf 1. faculty; synonyms (n) capacity, aptitude, capability, endowment, bent, facility, (adj) ability, cleverness, talent, (v) gift; antonym (n) inability, 2. quality; synonyms (n) nature, character, characteristic, class, condition, feature, grade, distinction, faculty, description; antonym (adj) shoddy. cynnen 1. contention; synonyms (n) competition, argument, argumentation, battle, conflict, assertion, controversy, discord, allegation, arguing; antonym (n) harmony, 2. strife; synonyms (n) contention, dispute, disagreement, dissension, debate, feud, fight, difference, (adj) quarrel, (v) contest; antonym (n) accord. cynnes warm; synonyms (adj) hot, affectionate, tender, ardent, cordial, fervent, lively, fond, loving, earnest; antonyms (adj) aloof, cold, unfriendly, reserved, hostile, (v) cool, chill. cynnig 1. move (symud); synonyms (v) act, affect, carry, excite, go, impel, instigate, maneuver, (n) motion, drive; antonym (v) stay, 2. apply; synonyms (v) dedicate, devote, employ, ask, consume, exercise, resort, use, utilize, (n) give, 3. assay; synonyms (n) examination, (v) test, try, attempt, experiment, seek, survey, appraise, assess, estimate, 4. attempt; synonyms (n) endeavor, assay, effort, essay, offer, trial, attack, (v) struggle, aim, chance, 5. bid; synonyms (n) tender, (v) call, command, invite, adjure, beseech, charge, direct, instruct, order, 6. motion; synonyms (n) gesture, action, movement, wave, gesticulation, play, (v) sign, beckon, gesticulate, signal, 7. offer; synonyms (v) bestow, put, advance, extend, impart, introduce, perform, propose, (n) bid, proposal; antonyms (v) withdraw, refuse, 8. propose; synonyms (v) design, nominate, plan, proffer, intend, mean, move, suggest, advise, advocate. cynnil 1. economical; synonyms (adj) cheap, economic, frugal, prudent, thrifty, careful, inexpensive, provident, sparing, cautious; antonyms (adj) expensive, extravagant, spendthrift, wasteful, 2. delicate; synonyms (adj) fine, accurate, breakable, dainty, fragile, refined, tender, beautiful, brittle, difficult; antonyms (adj) strong, inelegant, robust, heavy, sturdy, tough, 3. nice; synonyms (adj) fastidious, good, kind, lovely, neat, likable, delicious, agreeable, correct, decent; antonyms (adj) unpleasant, horrible.
ancientness, age, ancientry, past, relic, ancestry, ancienty, history, hoar. cynnor doorpost; synonyms (n) doorjamb, post. cynnud 1. firewood; synonyms (n) fuelwood, lumber, peat, petroleum, timber, turf, coal, energy, gas, oil, 2. fuel; synonyms (n) firewood, combustible, firing, (v) fire, arouse, encourage, excite, kindle, provoke, stimulate. cynnull 1. gather; synonyms (v) deduce, convene, accumulate, amass, assemble, collect, compile, congregate, flock, (n) fold; antonyms (v) disperse, scatter, 2. collect; synonyms (v) gather, pick, accrue, acquire, aggregate, cluster, collate, cull, harvest, hoard; antonym (v) distribute, 3. assemble; synonyms (v) meet, call, concentrate, converge, group, make, rally, edit, arrange, build; antonyms (v) dismantle, disband, disassemble. cynnwrf 1. stir; synonyms (v) arouse, budge, move, rouse, affect, agitate, (n) movement, commotion, disturbance, (adj) bustle, 2. commotion; synonyms (n) ado, agitation, tumult, din, flurry, fuss, stir, turmoil, bedlam, anarchy; antonyms (n) peace, calm, order, 3. agitation; synonyms (n) excitement, convulsion, emotion, shake, stirring, unrest, alarm, confusion, discussion, ferment; antonyms (n) calmness, serenity. cynnwys 1. hold; synonyms (v) keep, detain, endure, adhere, bear, comprise, contain, entertain, (n) grasp, grip; antonym (v) release, 2. comprehend; synonyms (v) apprehend, catch, embrace, understand, appreciate, feel, see, sense, apperceive, admit, 3. contents; synonyms (n) substance, matter, inside, list, synopsis, volume, cargo, conspectus, 4. include; synonyms (v) hold, embody, encompass, insert, comprehend, implicate, involve, number, add, enclose; antonym (v) exclude, 5. comprise; synonyms (v) compose, constitute, include, carry, form, make, consist, cover, imply, incorporate, 6. contain; synonyms (v) accommodate, curb, check, confine, control, restrain, restrict, suppress, take, accept; antonym (v) express. cynnydd 1. increase; synonyms (n) gain, addition, augmentation, (v) advance, accrue, extend, grow, aggrandize, expand, (adj) augment; antonyms (n) reduction, contraction, decline, (v) decrease, reduce, diminish, drop, deteriorate, 2. progress; synonyms (n) headway, improvement, furtherance, betterment, course, advancement, development, (v) proceed, continue, develop; antonyms (n) deterioration, (v) regress, 3. growth; synonyms (n) accretion, evolution, increase, enlargement, germination, accumulation, accession, increment, rise, bulge; antonym (n) weakening.
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cynnyrch 1. produce; synonyms (v) give, effect, cause, make, bring, present, procreate, breed, construct, (n) gain, 2. product; synonyms (n) fruit, output, merchandise, proceeds, outgrowth, crop, article, commodity, composition, (v) produce. cynorthwyo 1. help; synonyms (v) aid, assist, avail, facilitate, favor, (n) assistance, benefit, support, assistant, cure; antonyms (v) hinder, worsen, (n) hindrance, detriment, 2. aid; synonyms (n) help, encouragement, relief, backing, boost, care, (v) abet, ease, minister, serve, 3. abet; synonyms (v) foment, countenance, back, encourage, incite, instigate, 4. assist; synonyms (v) contribute, attend, comfort, expedite, relieve, succor, sustain, alleviate, rescue, (adj) second. cynorthwyol 1. assistant; synonyms (n) accessory, assist, subordinate, acolyte, accomplice, assistance, auxiliary, colleague, helper, (v) aid, 2. accessory; synonyms (adj) accessary, appurtenant, (n) abettor, adjunct, abetter, appurtenance, assistant, attachment, confederate, (v) ancillary, 3. auxiliary; synonyms (adj) subsidiary, additional, adjuvant, assisting, extra, secondary, supplementary, collateral, (n) adjutant, aide; antonym (adj) main. cynorthwywr 1. helper; synonyms (n) assistant, help, acolyte, ally, attendant, associate, supporter, colleague, auxiliary, (v) aid, 2. assistant; synonyms (adj) ancillary, adjunct, (n) accessory, assist, subordinate, accomplice, assistance, helper, adjutant, aide, 3. auxiliary; synonyms (adj) subsidiary, additional, adjuvant, assisting, extra, secondary, supplementary, collateral, subservient, (v) confederate; antonym (adj) main, 4. accessory; synonyms (adj) accessary, appurtenant, (n) abettor, abetter, appurtenance, attachment, ornament, accompaniment, accouterment, addition. cynrhonllyd maggoty; synonyms (adj) flyblown, besmirched, damaged, (v) bad, corrupt, decayed, effete, fusty, high, lentiginous. cynrhonyn maggot; synonyms (n) larva, crotchet, conceit, freak, quirk, capriccio, (adj) worm, mite, animalcule, emmet. cynrychiolaeth representation; synonyms (n) image, performance, depiction, picture, presentation, effigy, diagram, portrait, model, copy. cynrychioli represent; synonyms (v) depict, portray, act, be, describe, embody, exemplify, illustrate, play, (adj) express. cynrychiolwr 1. delegate; synonyms (n) agent, deputy, ambassador, spokesman, envoy, (v) assign, appoint, commission, depute, consign, 2. representative; synonyms (adj) characteristic, typical, model, (n) delegate, proxy, emissary, instance, member, substitute, (v) represent. cynrychiolydd 1. delegate; synonyms (n) agent, deputy, ambassador, spokesman, envoy, (v) assign,
appoint, commission, depute, consign, 2. representative; synonyms (adj) characteristic, typical, model, (n) delegate, proxy, emissary, instance, member, substitute, (v) represent. cynt 1. earlier; synonyms (adv) before, formerly, beforehand, ahead, anterior, (adj) former, past, antecedent, previous, advance; antonym (adv) later, 2. former; synonyms (adj) bygone, earlier, foregoing, prior, original, deceased, preceding, foremost, primary, (n) predecessor; antonym (adj) future, 3. quicker; synonyms (adv) faster, sooner, closer, nearer. cyntaf 1. first; synonyms (adv) foremost, before, rather, early, (adj) best, beginning, chief, primitive, former, (n) commencement; antonyms (adj) last, final, (n) end, 2. firstly; synonyms (adv) first, initially, originally, basically, formerly; antonym (adv) lastly. cyntedd 1. court; synonyms (n) forum, bar, close, field, tribunal, judicatory, (v) woo, attract, invite, romance; antonyms (v) avoid, shun, 2. porch; synonyms (n) lobby, hall, veranda, vestibule, balcony, door, entrance, portico, inlet, doorway. cyntefig 1. primitive; synonyms (adj) primeval, primary, antediluvian, archaic, crude, early, first, original, aboriginal, ancient; antonym (adj) modern, 2. prime; synonyms (adj) main, chief, head, essential, fundamental, paramount, (n) best, cardinal, flower, (v) ground; antonym (adj) minor. cyntun nap; synonyms (n) catnap, rest, drowse, down, pile, (v) snooze, sleep, slumber, nod, (adj) doze. cynulleidfa 1. audience; synonyms (n) hearing, interview, attendance, house, meeting, turnout, audition, congregation, crowd, (v) auditory, 2. assembly; synonyms (n) gathering, collection, convention, fabrication, multitude, assembling, body, chamber, cluster, (v) assemblage, 3. congregation; synonyms (n) concourse, assembly, congregating, convocation, flock, fold, company, audience, confluence, throng. cynulleidfaol congregational; synonym (adj) congregationalist. cynulliad gathering; synonyms (n) assembly, accumulation, collection, concourse, assemblage, congregation, crowd, compilation, convention, crew. cynyddol 1. growing; synonyms (adj) flourishing, rising, thriving, blossoming, progressive, swelling, (n) development, developing, growth, (adv) increasing; antonyms (adj) deteriorating, dwindling, 2. increasing; synonyms (adj) cumulative, growing, crescent, augmenting, advancing, (n) addition; antonym (adj) lessening. cynyddu increase; synonyms (n) gain, addition, augmentation, (v) advance, accrue, extend, grow, aggrandize, expand, (adj) augment; antonyms (n)
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cysgadrwydd 1. drowsiness; synonyms (n) sleepiness, somnolence, dullness, lethargy, doziness, inertia, laziness, somnolency, bluntness, coma, 2. sleepiness; synonyms (n) drowsiness, indolence, weariness, dreaminess, exhaustion, fatigue, slowness, stillness, stupor, tiredness; antonym (n) wakefulness. cysgadur sleeper; synonyms (n) crosstie, tie, slumberer, affiliation, association, draw, link, linkup, necktie, nightgown. cysglyd sleepy; synonyms (adj) lethargic, drowsy, dozy, lazy, slow, hypnotic, inactive, comatose, dreamy, dull; antonyms (adj) alert, awake. cysgod 1. shade; synonyms (n) screen, tinge, color, ghost, hue, blind, cloud, (v) darken, shadow, tint; antonyms (n) light, brightness, 2. shadow; synonyms (n) shade, tail, trace, darkness, hint, apparition, follower, gloom, (v) eclipse, follow, 3. type; synonyms (n) pattern, character, kind, nature, sort, breed, category, stamp, brand, (adj) model, 4. shelter; synonyms (n) guard, refuge, asylum, harbor, protect, protection, sanctuary, security, shield, (v) cover; antonym (v) expose. cysgodi 1. shade; synonyms (n) screen, tinge, color, ghost, hue, blind, cloud, (v) darken, shadow, tint; antonyms (n) light, brightness, 2. shelter; synonyms (n) guard, refuge, asylum, harbor, protect, protection, sanctuary, security, shield, (v) cover; antonym (v) expose, 3. shadow; synonyms (n) shade, tail, trace, darkness, hint, apparition, follower, gloom, (v) eclipse, follow. cysgodlen awning; synonyms (n) sunshade, screen, blind, canopy, cover, marquee, shade, sunblind, tilt, umbrella. cysgodol 1. sheltered; synonyms (adj) secure, comfortable, safe, screened, cozy, secluded, (v) protected, private; antonym (adj) desolate, 2. shady; synonyms (adj) questionable, dark, doubtful, fishy, dim, queer, suspicious, uncertain, obscure, disreputable; antonyms (adj) honest, bright, reputable, sunny, trustworthy. cysgogi 1. shake; synonyms (v) beat, agitate, jar, brandish, disturb, excite, flutter, (n) tremble, jolt, quiver, 2. move (symud); synonyms (v) act, affect, carry, go, impel, instigate, maneuver, touch, (n) motion, drive; antonym (v) stay. cysgu sleep; synonyms (n) nap, doze, kip, slumber, lie, dream, (v) rest, repose, catnap, hibernate. cysidro consider; synonyms (v) believe, regard, think, cogitate, view, assume, calculate, conceive, contemplate, deliberate; antonym (v) ignore. cysodi 1. compose; synonyms (v) build, allay, compile, constitute, tranquilize, write, weave, (adj) assuage, appease, (n) calm, consider also 2. set type; synonym (v) print.
cysodwr compositor; synonyms (n) typesetter, typographer, printer, setter, reader, typo, compo.
cysodydd compositor; synonyms (n) typesetter, typographer, printer, setter, reader, typo, compo. cyson 1. constant; synonyms (adj) ceaseless, incessant, perpetual, steady, continual, abiding, changeless, consistent, continuous, eternal; antonyms (adj) changeable, intermittent, irregular, sporadic, variable, episodic, erratic, inconstant, disloyal, fickle, 2. consistent; synonyms (adj) coherent, uniform, agreeable, compatible, congruous, constant, logical, conformable, consonant, regular; antonyms (adj) inconsistent, contradictory, illogical, unpredictable, unreliable. cysondeb 1. consistency; synonyms (n) consistence, agreement, body, coherence, consonance, conformity, congruence, congruity, density, uniformity; antonyms (n) inconsistency, discrepancy, 2. regularity; synonyms (n) constancy, order, evenness, punctuality, orderliness, method, steadiness, accuracy, system, balance. cysoni 1. harmonize; synonyms (v) agree, accord, correspond, fit, blend, adjust, coincide, consort, reconcile, concur; antonym (v) clash, 2. reconcile; synonyms (v) appease, accommodate, harmonize, pacify, placate, mediate, compose, harmonise, propitiate, (adj) conciliate. cysonwr harmonist; synonym (n) composer. cysonydd harmonist; synonym (n) composer. cystadleuaeth 1. contest; synonyms (n) bout, competition, conflict, fight, altercation, (v) battle, compete, combat, contend, dispute, 2. competition; synonyms (n) contest, rivalry, competitor, contention, game, match, race, rival, contender, emulation; antonym (n) cooperation. cystadleuol competitive; synonyms (adj) competitory, rival, cutthroat, athletic, belligerent, cheap, dog-eat-dog, hostile, militant, spirited; antonym (adj) noncompetitive. cystadleuwr competitor; synonyms (n) rival, antagonist, adversary, candidate, challenger, match, competition, contender, opponent, enemy. cystadleuydd competitor; synonyms (n) rival, antagonist, adversary, candidate, challenger, match, competition, contender, opponent, enemy. cystadlu 1. compete; synonyms (v) emulate, race, rival, strive, participate, oppose, contend, contest, struggle, vie, 2. compare; synonyms (v) collate, liken, confront, comparison, equate, associate, contrast, correlate, equal, equalize, 3. match; synonyms (n) competition, (v) agree, mate, meet, parallel, accord, correspond, harmonise, harmonize, balance; antonyms (v) clash, contradict. cystrawen 1. syntax; synonyms (n) grammar, accidence, syntaxis, organism, 2. construction;
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Welsh - English synonyms (n) building, fabrication, formation, structure, assembly, fabric, frame, organization, production, arrangement; antonym (n) destruction. cystudd 1. illness; synonyms (n) disease, ailment, sickness, complaint, disorder, distemper, malady, attack, affliction, pain, 2. affliction; synonyms (n) adversity, distress, curse, martyrdom, regret, torment, agony, anguish, bane, calamity. cystuddiedig 1. contrite; synonyms (adj) apologetic, penitent, remorseful, repentant, sorry, regretful, rueful, bad, ashamed; antonym (adj) unrepentant, 2. afflicted; synonyms (v) afflict, displeased, (adj) distressed, miserable, pitiful, sorrowful, stricken, ill, woeful, dejected. cystuddio 1. trouble; synonyms (n) distress, bother, pain, (v) inconvenience, annoy, disorder, disquiet, worry, afflict, agitate; antonyms (v) calm, please, 2. afflict; synonyms (v) grieve, plague, trouble, torment, aggrieve, disturb, hurt, smite, strike, upset. cystuddiol afflicted; synonyms (v) afflict, displeased, (adj) distressed, miserable, pitiful, sorrowful, stricken, ill, woeful, dejected. cystwyo 1. chastise; synonyms (v) castigate, chasten, correct, criticize, punish, reprimand, scourge, beat, scold, discipline; antonym (v) praise, 2. castigate; synonyms (v) chastise, berate, censure, chide, penalize, rebuke, condemn, excoriate, flog, lash, 3. trounce; synonyms (v) thrash, defeat, whip, rout, drub, overpower, baste, slash, crush, thresh; antonym (v) lose. cysur 1. comfort; synonyms (n) solace, ease, consolation, relief, aid, amenity, (v) allay, assuage, cheer, alleviate; antonyms (n) discomfort, aggravation, (v) alarm, annoy, frighten, 2. consolation; synonyms (n) comfort, balm, succor, encouragement, solacement, alleviation, sympathy. cysuro 1. console; synonyms (n) cabinet, allay, (v) comfort, cheer, solace, soothe, quiet, relieve, encourage, hearten, 2. comfort; synonyms (n) ease, consolation, relief, aid, amenity, assistance, support, (v) assuage, alleviate, (adj) calm; antonyms (n) discomfort, aggravation, (v) alarm, annoy, frighten. cysurus comfortable; synonyms (adj) cozy, easy, agreeable, pleased, pleasing, prosperous, congenial, pleasurable, rich, (v) snug; antonyms (adj) uncomfortable, poor, formal, tense, unpleasant, intimidating, unaccustomed, unhappy. cysurwr comforter; synonyms (n) quilt, blanket, muffler, comfortable, pacifier, reliever, bedclothes, bedding. cyswllt 1. connection; synonyms (n) bond, communication, attachment, concatenation, joint, bearing, affiliation, alliance, association, conjunction; antonym (n) disconnection, 2. joint;
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binge, 2. hunger; synonyms (n) desire, thirst, appetite, craving, wish, itch, eagerness, (v) crave, want, ache; antonym (n) moderation, 3. fasting; synonyms (n) fast, abstinence, flagellation, lustration, maceration, shrift, penance. cythraul 1. demon; synonyms (n) devil, ghost, daemon, fiend, incubus, monster, ogre, goblin, deuce, daimon, 2. devil; synonyms (n) demon, imp, rogue, (v) rag, torment, harass, bedevil, crucify, annoy, bother. cythreules 1. fury; synonyms (n) rage, anger, ferocity, exasperation, force, delirium, frenzy, furor, indignation, (adj) wrath, 2. she-devil; synonym (n) shrew. cythreulig 1. devilish; synonyms (adj) diabolic, demonic, infernal, satanic, mephistophelian, diabolical, wicked, demoniacal, fiendish, (adv) devilishly, 2. fiendish; synonyms (adj) devilish, cruel, atrocious, hellish, inhuman, brutal, evil, sinful, unholy, fiendlike. cythrudd 1. annoyance; synonyms (n) aggravation, anger, harassment, irritation, bother, botheration, displeasure, disturbance, inconvenience, pain, 2. irritation; synonyms (n) exasperation, annoyance, excitation, excitement, temper, annoying, frustration, irritability, nuisance, pique; antonym (n) pleasure. cythruddo 1. annoy; synonyms (v) anger, displease, harass, irritate, pester, afflict, aggravate, bother, grate, (n) annoyance; antonyms (v) please, pacify, soothe, 2. provoke; synonyms (v) excite, incite, defy, offend, arouse, enrage, inflame, invite, kindle, get; antonyms (v) calm, mollify, 3. irritate; synonyms (v) chafe, fret, gall, incense, annoy, goad, infuriate, provoke, vex, disturb. cythrwfl 1. uproar; synonyms (n) hubbub, din, disturbance, noise, row, turmoil, commotion, confusion, (v) tumult, brawl; antonyms (n) calm, peace, 2. tumult; synonyms (n) stir, clamor, bustle, excitement, flurry, fuss, riot, agitation, hullabaloo, (v) disorder. cythryblu 1. trouble; synonyms (n) distress, bother, pain, (v) inconvenience, annoy, disorder, disquiet, worry, afflict, agitate; antonyms (v) calm, please, 2. agitate; synonyms (v) disturb, stir, toss, fan, foment, perturb, rouse, shake, trouble, actuate; antonym (v) soothe. cythryblus 1. agitated; synonyms (adj) restless, excited, nervous, restive, tumultuous, upset, distressed, tense, alarmed, anxious; antonyms (adj) calm, composed, lethargic, 2. troubled; synonyms (adj) concerned, disturbed, solicitous, apprehensive, disconcerted, uncomfortable, uneasy, worried, distraught, bothered; antonyms (adj) untroubled, unconcerned.
cythryblwr agitator; synonyms (n) troublemaker, demagogue, incendiary, fomenter, insurgent, ringleader. cytio 1. sty; synonyms (n) pen, pigpen, pigsty, enclosure, hordeolum, kennel, stye, dump, hogcote, corral, 2. pen; synonyms (n) cage, ballpoint, fold, jail, coop, (v) enclose, confine, compose, impound, indite. cytir common; synonyms (adj) ordinary, coarse, cheap, mutual, usual, vulgar, accustomed, base, ignoble, (n) habitual; antonyms (adj) individual, uncommon, rare, unusual, characteristic, one-off, specific, unique, aristocratic, exclusive. cytras 1. cognate; synonyms (adj) akin, alike, allied, related, like, connate, consanguineous, kin, kindred, (n) relative, 2. allied; synonyms (adj) confederate, cognate, connected, united, joined, associated, confederative, linked, near; antonyms (adj) rival, unrelated, 3. related; synonyms (adj) germane, relevant, similar, collateral, pertinent, analogous, appropriate, attendant, correlated, corresponding. cytsain consonant; synonyms (adj) accordant, consistent, conformable, congenial, congruous, agreeable, compatible, harmonious, corresponding, (v) concordant. cytseiniol consonantal; synonyms (adj) nonsyllabic, nonvocalic, unsyllabic. cytundeb 1. agreement; synonyms (n) accord, acquiescence, concord, accordance, coincidence, contract, acceptance, appointment, arrangement, compliance; antonyms (n) disagreement, argument, conflict, discord, rejection, dispute, resistance, 2. consent; synonyms (n) consensus, agreement, (v) assent, agree, approve, concur, accede, accept, acquiesce, (adj) allow; antonyms (n) opposition, refusal, (v) disagree, refuse, veto. cytuno 1. agree; synonyms (v) accord, admit, acknowledge, acquiesce, adjust, accede, bargain, concord, correspond, (n) coincide; antonyms (v) disagree, oppose, differ, argue, object, refuse, refute, 2. accede; synonyms (v) assent, consent, accept, agree, defer, submit, fit, adhere, comply, concur, 3. consent; synonyms (n) acquiescence, consensus, agreement, approval, approbation, compliance, concurrence, sanction, (v) approve, (adj) allow; antonyms (n) opposition, refusal, (v) veto, 4. accord; synonyms (n) harmony, consonance, conformity, (v) give, bestow, grant, harmonize, suit, compromise, confer; antonyms (n) disagreement, discord, strife, (v) conflict. cyw 1. chicken; synonyms (n) chick, cock, coward, fowl, hen, crybaby, nestling, poultry, (adj) yellow, chickenhearted, 2. chick; synonyms (n) chicken, biddy, bird, doll, fledgling, girl, wench, pullet, baby, child.
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cywain 1. carry (cario); synonyms (v) bear, bring,
diffidence, modesty, humility, coyness; antonyms
convey, conduct, take, acquit, behave, accept, comport, hold, 2. garner; synonyms (n) hoard, (v) accumulate, amass, collect, gather, harvest, reap, cull, assemble, earn, 3. convey; synonyms (v) carry, communicate, channel, express, fetch, transfer, transmit, impart, transport, mean. cywair 1. order; synonyms (n) command, decree, dictate, array, rank, sort, (v) direct, commission, arrange, call; antonyms (n) anarchy, chaos, confusion, mayhem, mess, (v) disorder, request, 2. key; synonyms (adj) central, fundamental, basic, cardinal, essential, chief, (n) guide, handle, clue, legend, 3. tune; synonyms (n) melody, song, strain, air, concord, harmony, (v) adjust, regulate, chant, attune. cywarch hemp; synonyms (n) cannabis, dope, ganja, grass, halter, rope, gage, (adj) marijuana, pot. cyweirio 1. dress; synonyms (n) attire, costume, apparel, array, dressing, (v) clothe, clothing, garb, rig, trim; antonym (v) undress, 2. attune; synonyms (v) adjust, tune, accommodate, modulate, reconcile, coordinate, harmonize, conform, agree, balance, 3. prepare (paratoi); synonyms (v) arrange, fix, form, plan, dress, coach, devise, lay, make, set. cyweirnod keynote; synonyms (n) gist, tonic, fugleman, model, key, basis, cotter, forelock, kernel, rule. cyweithas 1. kind (caredig, math); synonyms (n) form, helpful, sort, benign, brand, breed, class, gentle, (adj) friendly, generous; antonyms (adj) unkind, callous, cruel, hardhearted, mean, merciless, nasty, spiteful, uncaring, upsetting, 2. company; synonyms (n) companionship, society, association, band, business, cohort, collection, brigade, assemblage, (v) accompany; antonym (n) solitude, 3. gentle; synonyms (adj) clement, calm, easy, soft, affable, balmy, kind, mild, tame, feeble; antonyms (adj) caustic, fierce, harsh, loud, violent, rough, abrupt, heavy, sarcastic, sheer, 4. sociable; synonyms (adj) amicable, outgoing, amiable, companionable, congenial, cordial, genial, social, gracious, agreeable; antonym (adj) unsociable, 5. society; synonyms (n) club, institution, public, community, company, corporation, fellowship, fraternity, circle, people. cywely bedfellow; synonyms (n) friend, bedmate, partner, guest. cywen pullet; synonyms (n) chicken, hen, chrysalis, cub, frier, fryer, larva, nestling. cywilydd 1. shame; synonyms (n) reproach, disgrace, discredit, humiliation, chagrin, insult, (v) dishonor, degrade, humiliate, abash; antonym (v) honor, 2. shyness; synonyms (n) reserve, bashfulness,
(n) boldness, sociability.
cywilyddgar 1. bashful; synonyms (adj) timid, ashamed, coy, diffident, backward, modest, retiring, shy, shrinking, mousy; antonym (adj) brash, 2. shy; synonyms (adj) fearful, abashed, reserved, nervous, reticent, self-conscious, (v) fling, cast, chuck, (n) throw; antonyms (adj) bold, confident, demonstrative, forward, outgoing. cywilyddio 1. abash; synonyms (v) confuse, disconcert, embarrass, confound, humble, intimidate, mortify, discountenance, dash, humiliate, 2. shame; synonyms (n) reproach, disgrace, discredit, humiliation, chagrin, insult, modesty, (v) dishonor, degrade, abash; antonym (v) honor. cywilyddus 1. shameful; synonyms (adj) disgraceful, dishonorable, scandalous, contemptible, degrading, despicable, (v) base, foul, gross, black; antonyms (adj) honorable, dignified, noble, admirable, 2. disgraceful; synonyms (adj) shameful, disreputable, infamous, shocking, discreditable, ignoble, ignominious, inglorious, outrageous, insulting; antonym (adj) reputable. cywir 1. correct; synonyms (adj) right, accurate, appropriate, becoming, (v) adjust, amend, castigate, chastise, chasten, better; antonyms (adj) incorrect, false, faulty, inappropriate, mistaken, improper, (v) wrong, spoil, 2. accurate; synonyms (adj) exact, precise, correct, faithful, true, authentic, close, detailed, literal, meticulous; antonym (adj) inaccurate, 3. faithful; synonyms (adj) constant, dependable, devoted, sound, unfailing, devout, dutiful, fast, honest, loyal; antonyms (adj) disloyal, unfaithful, unreliable, 4. true; synonyms (adj) real, actual, even, straight, truthful, direct, sincere, factual, (v) square, (n) genuine; antonyms (adj) bogus, untrue. cywirdeb 1. correctness; synonyms (n) accuracy, appropriateness, exactness, precision, rightness, truth, properness, decency, exactitude, fitness; antonyms (n) incorrectness, vagueness, 2. accuracy; synonyms (n) fidelity, reliability, care, closeness, correctness, faithfulness, meticulousness, veracity; antonyms (n) inaccuracy, imprecision, 3. integrity; synonyms (n) honesty, probity, completeness, fairness, entireness, justice, morality, righteousness, (adj) candor, honor; antonyms (n) dishonesty, wickedness. cywiriad correction; synonyms (n) amendment, adjustment, alteration, castigation, chastisement, discipline, redress, modification, emendation, improvement; antonym (n) fabrication. cywiro 1. correct; synonyms (adj) right, accurate, appropriate, becoming, (v) adjust, amend, castigate, chastise, chasten, better; antonyms (adj) incorrect,
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false, faulty, inappropriate, mistaken, improper, (v) wrong, spoil, 2. emend; synonyms (v) correct, fix, ameliorate, mend, reform, edit, redress, improve, rectify, repair, 3. amend; synonyms (v) alter, emend, help, remedy, revise, advance, change, meliorate, modify, reclaim; antonym (v) worsen, 4. right (iawn); synonyms (adj) due, just, proper, decent, good, even, perfect, exact, fair, (n) privilege; antonyms (adj) unjustified, immoral, (n) left, 5. rectify; synonyms (v) refine, regulate, restore, discipline, distill, (adj) straighten, 6. perform; synonyms (v) execute, accomplish, do, fulfill, achieve, complete, appear, behave, effect, (n) act; antonym (v) neglect, consider also 7. make good; synonyms (v) replenish, recover, (n) arrogate, assert, assume, authenticate, establish. cywirwr corrector; synonyms (n) chastiser, bankman, punisher. cywrain 1. curious; synonyms (adj) abnormal, funny, interested, odd, peculiar, strange, unusual, bizarre, extraordinary, inquiring; antonyms (adj) normal, incurious, ordinary, 2. skillful; synonyms (adj) expert, able, accomplished, adept, capable, good, proficient, knowing, (v) dexterous, crafty; antonyms (adj) clumsy, inept, incompetent. cywreinbeth curiosity; synonyms (n) wonder, curio, curiousness, interest, oddity, rarity, nosiness, prying, prodigy, marvel. cywreinfa museum; synonyms (n) gallery, depository, landmark, treasury. cywreinrwydd curiosity; synonyms (n) wonder, curio, curiousness, interest, oddity, rarity, nosiness, prying, prodigy, marvel.
D da 1. good; synonyms (adj) able, benefit, delicious, right, efficient, capable, excellent, fine, (n) benign, advantage; antonyms (adj) disobedient, poor, wicked, unpleasant, (n) evil, bad, 2. stock; synonyms (n) breed, lineage, store, goods, ancestry, descent, family, hoard, (adj) regular, (v) handle, 3. well (ffynnon, iach); synonyms (adv) easily, thoroughly, considerably, fully, good, (adj) healthy, fit, shaft, sound, (n) fountain; antonyms (adv) ill, badly, poorly, (adj) sick, unwell, dying, nauseous, 4. goods; synonyms (n) cargo, freight, belongings, commodity, merchandise, product, estate, chattels, commodities, effects, 5. cattle; synonyms (n) beast, cows, stock, kine, livestock, oxen, sheep, antelopes, bison, camels. dadannudd 1. disclosure; synonyms (n) discovery, exposure, revelation, declaration, confession,
announcement, betrayal, divulgence, manifestation, publication, 2. uncovering; synonyms (n) breakthrough, detection, baring, denudation, find, husking, stripping. dadansoddi analyze; synonyms (v) review, scrutinize, assay, consider, study, check, analyse, anatomize, canvass, examine; antonym (v) synthesize. dadansoddiad analysis; synonyms (n) anatomy, breakdown, decomposition, inquiry, inspection, investigation, psychoanalysis, resolution, review, scrutiny; antonym (n) synthesis. dadansoddol analytical; synonyms (adj) analytic, critical, curious, inquisitive, logical, methodical, rational, systematic; antonym (adj) illogical. dadansoddwr analyst; synonyms (n) psychoanalyst, analyzer, expert, psychiatrist, examiner, commentator, accountant, authority, chemist, counselor. dadebru 1. revive; synonyms (v) recover, animate, invigorate, quicken, refresh, renew, renovate, restore, resuscitate, awake, 2. resuscitate; synonyms (v) resurrect, revive, reanimate, revivify, regenerate, reinvigorate. dadelfeniad analysis; synonyms (n) anatomy, breakdown, decomposition, inquiry, inspection, investigation, psychoanalysis, resolution, review, scrutiny; antonym (n) synthesis. dadelfennu analyze; synonyms (v) review, scrutinize, assay, consider, study, check, analyse, anatomize, canvass, examine; antonym (v) synthesize. dadeni 1. renaissance; synonyms (n) rebirth, revival, renascence, renewal, instauration, conversion, metempsychosis, reincarnation, reappearance, rejuvenation, 2. renascence; synonym (n) renaissance, 3. regenerate; synonyms (v) renew, reform, restore, revive, refresh, renovate, rejuvenate, reclaim, reconstruct, (n) convert, 4. rebirth; synonyms (n) regeneration, revitalization; antonym (n) decline, 5. reanimate; synonyms (v) invigorate, enliven, animate, quicken, regenerate, revivify, resurrect, resuscitate, vivify, arouse. dadfachu unhook; synonyms (v) liberate, loosen, undo, disengage, unbolt, unbutton, unlock, untie; antonym (v) hook. dadfathiad dissimulation; synonyms (n) deceit, deception, dissembling, duplicity, guile, falsehood, hypocrisy, insincerity, pretense. dadfeiliad 1. decay; synonyms (n) decline, decomposition, ebb, corruption, disintegration, (v) rot, decompose, blight, rust, crumble; antonym (n) growth, 2. decline; synonyms (n) decay, declension, decrease, dip, (v) wane, drop, reject, fall, abate, fail; antonyms (n) improvement, recovery, development, rebirth, (v) increase, rise, accept, flourish, improve.
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Welsh - English dadfeilio 1. decay; synonyms (n) decline, decomposition, ebb, corruption, disintegration, (v) rot, decompose, blight, rust, crumble; antonym (n) growth, 2. decline; synonyms (n) decay, declension, decrease, dip, (v) wane, drop, reject, fall, abate, fail; antonyms (n) improvement, recovery, development, rebirth, (v) increase, rise, accept, flourish, improve. dadflino rest; synonyms (n) remnant, repose, balance, pause, recess, relaxation, residue, (v) nap, remain, (adj) remainder; antonym (v) work. dadl 1. debate; synonyms (n) argue, argumentation, contention, argument, controversy, (v) contest, dispute, contend, altercation, controvert; antonym (v) agree, 2. doubt; synonyms (n) disbelief, misgiving, question, apprehension, incertitude, skepticism, (v) distrust, query, suspicion, mistrust; antonyms (n) certainty, confidence, conclusiveness, (v) trust, 3. controversy; synonyms (n) conflict, debate, difference, squabble, row, competition, arguing, contestation, disagreement, fight, 4. argument; synonyms (n) matter, proof, reason, hassle, brawl, clash, discussion, justification, quarrel, reasoning; antonyms (n) agreement, harmony, 5. plea; synonyms (n) defense, answer, apology, appeal, petition, pretext, claim, allegation, call, entreaty. dadlau 1. argue; synonyms (v) contend, oppose, quarrel, reason, altercate, assert, attest, contest, convince, (n) dispute; antonyms (v) agree, deny, 2. advocate; synonyms (n) backer, champion, counsel, sponsor, attorney, counselor, (v) recommend, support, vindicate, back; antonyms (n) detractor, skeptic, 3. debate; synonyms (n) argue, argumentation, contention, argument, controversy, disputation, (v) altercation, controvert, discuss, canvass, 4. plead; synonyms (v) beseech, entreat, beg, implore, appeal, ask, petition, defend, invoke, (n) allege. dadleniad 1. exposure; synonyms (n) display, exposition, detection, peril, danger, risk, expose, discovery, revealing, (v) disclosure, 2. disclosure; synonyms (n) exposure, revelation, declaration, confession, announcement, betrayal, divulgence, manifestation, publication, admission. dadlennu 1. expose; synonyms (v) disclose, endanger, betray, detect, display, exhibit, air, bare, debunk, discover; antonyms (v) conceal, protect, cover, enclose, 2. disclose; synonyms (v) declare, impart, divulge, reveal, convey, announce, communicate, break, expose, (adj) confess; antonym (v) secrete. dadleuol 1. controversial; synonyms (adj) argumentative, disputed, arguable, debatable, disputable, disputatious, moot, polemic, polemical,
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2. polemical; synonyms (adj) controversial, dialectic, forensic. dadleuwr 1. debater; synonyms (n) arguer, controvertist, 2. advocate; synonyms (n) backer, champion, counsel, sponsor, attorney, counselor, (v) recommend, support, vindicate, back; antonyms (n) detractor, skeptic, (v) oppose. dadleuydd 1. debater; synonyms (n) arguer, controvertist, 2. advocate; synonyms (n) backer, champion, counsel, sponsor, attorney, counselor, (v) recommend, support, vindicate, back; antonyms (n) detractor, skeptic, (v) oppose. dadluddedu rest; synonyms (n) remnant, repose, balance, pause, recess, relaxation, residue, (v) nap, remain, (adj) remainder; antonym (v) work. dadlwytho 1. unload; synonyms (v) discharge, drop, empty, unlade, clear, tip, unburden, exonerate, free, (adj) disburden; antonyms (v) load, fill, 2. unburden; synonyms (v) relieve, unload; antonym (v) burden. dadmer 1. thaw; synonyms (n) melting, thawing, (v) melt, dissolve, fuse, liquefy, soften, unfreeze, warm, run; antonyms (v) freeze, cool, 2. dissolve; synonyms (v) disappear, disperse, dissipate, disband, evaporate, fade, resolve, vanish, dispel, cut; antonyms (v) appear, harden, solidify. dadolwch propitiation; synonyms (n) atonement, expiation, appeasement, conciliation, redemption, satisfaction, placation. dadorchuddio 1. unveil; synonyms (v) disclose, expose, reveal, show, uncover, divulge, display, introduce, bare, unmask; antonyms (v) veil, conceal, 2. uncover; synonyms (v) unveil, discover, find, strip, detect, unearth, unfold, open, locate, unclose; antonym (v) cover. dadsefydlu disestablish; synonyms (v) displace, abolish, dislodge, displant, misplace, unestablish, unsettle. dadwrdd 1. hubbub; synonyms (n) disturbance, commotion, din, disorder, racket, uproar, brawl, bustle, noise, tumult; antonym (n) peace, 2. bruit; synonyms (n) buzz, hearsay, report, cry, currency, flagrancy, notoriety, (v) rumor, rumour, brute, 3. noise; synonyms (n) clatter, clamor, hubbub, sound, echo, clang, crack, crash, interference, (v) fame; antonyms (n) silence, quiet, 4. uproar; synonyms (n) row, turmoil, confusion, riot, stir, hullabaloo, ruckus, rumpus, pandemonium, brouhaha; antonym (n) calm. daear 1. earth; synonyms (n) dirt, world, dust, ground, land, clay, lair, creation, ball, country, 2. ground; synonyms (n) base, cause, floor, reason, field, soil, account, (v) bottom, found, establish; antonym (n) ceiling, 3. soil; synonyms (n) grime, (v)
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smudge, blot, contaminate, dirty, pollute, mire, blemish, defile, foul; antonym (v) clean. daeardy dungeon; synonyms (n) donjon, keep, cell, prison, jail, penitentiary. daeareg geology; synonyms (n) formation, mineralogy, geoscopy, constitution, establishment, organisation, organization, shaping. daearegol geological; synonyms (adj) geologic, biological, ecological, environmental, geognostical, geographical, physical. daearegwr geologist; synonyms (n) geognost, geologian, geophysicist. daearegydd geologist; synonyms (n) geognost, geologian, geophysicist. daeargi terrier; synonyms (n) auger, awl, borer, bradawl, chisel, drill, gimlet, perforator, piercer, scoop. daeargryn earthquake; synonyms (n) quake, shock, tremor, temblor, avalanche, earthquave, earthshock, landslide, (adj) thunderstorm, volcano. daearol 1. earthy; synonyms (adj) crude, coarse, earthly, realistic, carnal, gross, ribald, rude, terrene, terrestrial, 2. earthly; synonyms (adj) mundane, worldly, conceivable, geotic, human, earthy, global, material, mortal, physical; antonyms (adj) heavenly, spiritual, 3. terrestrial; synonyms (adj) sublunary, land, planetary, sublunar, tellurian, telluric; antonym (adj) aquatic. daearu 1. earth; synonyms (n) dirt, world, dust, ground, land, clay, lair, creation, ball, country, 2. inter; synonyms (v) bury, entomb, inhume, sepulchre, tomb, inurn, abandon, conceal, cover, engross; antonym (v) exhume. daearyddiaeth geography; synonyms (n) topography, geographics, backcloth, backdrop, background, countryside, land, landscape, panorama, position. daearyddol geographical; synonyms (adj) geographic, biological, ecological, environmental, local, physical, geological. daer earth; synonyms (n) dirt, world, dust, ground, land, clay, lair, creation, ball, country. dafad 1. sheep; synonyms (n) mutton, goat, cattle, follower, stock, antelopes, bison, bleater, camels, chevrotains, 2. wart; synonyms (n) verruca, bulge, growth, tit, swelling, blemish, caruncle, corn, flaw, papula. dafaden wart; synonyms (n) verruca, bulge, growth, tit, swelling, blemish, caruncle, corn, flaw, papula. dafadennog warty; synonyms (adj) verrucose, wartlike, tuberculate, verrucous. dafn drop; synonyms (v) fall, decrease, deposit, dribble, droop, abandon, cast, dip, (n) decline, collapse; antonyms (v) rise, increase, lift, (n) growth.
dagreuol teary; synonyms (adj) tearful, maudlin, mawkish, moist, unhappy, wet. daioni 1. good (da); synonyms (adj) able, benefit, delicious, right, efficient, capable, excellent, fine, (n) benign, advantage; antonyms (adj) disobedient, poor, wicked, unpleasant, (n) evil, bad, 2. goodness; synonyms (n) generosity, excellence, good, kindness, benevolence, graciousness, (adj) benignity, gentleness, favor, beneficence; antonym (n) wickedness, 3. bounty; synonyms (n) bonus, abundance, bounteousness, premium, blessing, prize, munificence, (adj) largesse, (v) benefaction, gift; antonym (n) miserliness. daionus 1. good (da); synonyms (adj) able, benefit, delicious, right, efficient, capable, excellent, fine, (n) benign, advantage; antonyms (adj) disobedient, poor, wicked, unpleasant, (n) evil, bad, 2. benevolent; synonyms (adj) charitable, good, compassionate, generous, gracious, kind, kindly, philanthropic, loving, (n) beneficent; antonyms (adj) malevolent, malicious, unfeeling, 3. beneficent; synonyms (adj) benevolent, benefic, bounteous, eleemosynary, merciful, munificent, altruistic, liberal, 4. beneficial; synonyms (adj) advantageous, favorable, fruitful, handy, profitable, useful, expedient, gainful, healthy, productive; antonyms (adj) useless, disadvantageous, harmful. dal 1. catch; synonyms (v) arrest, capture, hook, apprehend, get, acquire, (n) haul, hitch, trick, bolt; antonym (v) release, 2. hold; synonyms (v) keep, detain, endure, adhere, bear, comprise, contain, entertain, (n) grasp, grip. dalen leaf; synonyms (n) blade, page, foliage, folio, leafage, slip, (v) sheet, leave, flick, flip. dalfa 1. hold; synonyms (v) keep, detain, endure, adhere, bear, comprise, contain, entertain, (n) grasp, grip; antonym (v) release, 2. arrest; synonyms (n) stop, check, halt, apprehension, custody, hold, (v) capture, catch, apprehend, collar; antonym (v) discharge, 3. custody; synonyms (n) detention, charge, confinement, captivity, care, security, protection, conservation, control, imprisonment; antonym (n) freedom. daliad 1. holding; synonyms (n) estate, belongings, hold, keeping, claim, capture, interest, occupation, ownership, property, 2. spell; synonyms (n) magic, fascination, bout, conjuration, incantation, period, sorcery, enchantment, turn, (v) charm, 3. tenet; synonyms (n) principle, belief, doctrine, dogma, creed, opinion, notion, persuasion, precept, law. dall blind; synonyms (adj) sightless, (v) bedazzle, daze, dazzle, obscure, (n) screen, curtain, shutter, awning, drape; antonym (adj) sighted.
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dallbleidiaeth bigotry; synonyms (n) bias, prejudice,
damnio damn; synonyms (adj) blasted, cursed, (v)
injustice, sexism, fanaticism, intolerance, discrimination; antonyms (n) tolerance, fairness. dallbleidiol bigoted; synonyms (adj) intolerant, fanatical, narrow, opinionated, hidebound, insular, arbitrary, biased, dogmatic, unfair; antonyms (adj) broadminded, tolerant. dallbleidiwr bigot; synonyms (n) sectarian, devotee, fanatic, hypocrite, chauvinist, dogmatist, racist, segregationist, sexist, (adj) opinionist. dallgeibio blunder; synonyms (n) fault, mistake, error, gaffe, bloomer, blooper, botch, (v) stumble, fail, slip. dallineb blindness; synonyms (n) cecity, darkness, sightlessness, ablepsy, ignorance, cataract, excecation, prestriction, fog, (adj) anopsy. dallu 1. dazzle; synonyms (n) sparkle, brightness, (v) bedazzle, shine, blind, flash, glare, awe, (adj) daze, confuse, 2. blind; synonyms (adj) sightless, (v) dazzle, obscure, (n) screen, curtain, shutter, awning, drape, trick, veil; antonym (adj) sighted. damcaniaeth theory; synonyms (n) supposition, assumption, conjecture, guess, hypothesis, speculation, idea, opinion, surmise, belief; antonym (n) fact. damcaniaethol theoretical; synonyms (adj) hypothetical, abstract, speculative, theoretic, ideal, academic, conjectural, impractical; antonyms (adj) practical, concrete, real, scientific. damcaniaethwr theoretician; synonyms (n) theorist, doctrinaire, obfuscator, obscurantist, pedant, scholar, theoriser, theorizer, sophist; antonym (n) dilettante. damcanu 1. theorize; synonyms (v) conjecture, speculate, suppose, theorise, guess, hypothesize, assume, contemplate, hypothecate, imagine, 2. speculate; synonyms (v) consider, deliberate, venture, hazard, cogitate, meditate, muse, ponder, reflect, presume. dameg parable; synonyms (n) fable, comparison, proverb, tale, enigma, fiction, (adj) allegory, apologue, simile, anagoge. damhegol 1. allegorical; synonyms (adj) allegoric, figurative, metaphorical, symbolic, parabolic; antonym (adj) literal, 2. parabolic; synonyms (adj) allegorical, parabolical, catachrestical, tralatitious, typical, (v) sinusoid, paraboloid, 3. parabolical. damnedigaeth 1. damnation; synonyms (n) malediction, condemnation, anathema, execration, judgment, proscription, sin, 2. condemnation; synonyms (n) censure, animadversion, blame, conviction, doom, rebuke, criticism, curse, damnation, (v) condemn; antonyms (n) approval, praise.
condemn, bloody, curse, beshrew, blaspheme, imprecate, cuss, slam; antonym (v) bless. damniol 1. damning; synonyms (adj) damnatory, derogatory, offensive, damnable, disparaging, negative, pejorative, (n) curse, denunciation, malediction, 2. damnatory; synonyms (v) condemnatory, denunciatory, objurgatory, reproachful, vituperative, (adj) damning. damsang 1. tread; synonyms (v) step, pace, walk, trample, crush, (n) gait, rate, stride, tramp, footstep, 2. trample; synonyms (v) oppress, squash, stamp, tread, defeat, flatten, (n) trampling. damwain 1. accident; synonyms (n) chance, casualty, coincidence, crash, fortune, circumstance, contingency, event, fortuity, hap, 2. fate; synonyms (n) destiny, luck, fatality, allotment, kismet, lot, portion, (v) doom, destine, designate, 3. chance; synonyms (n) hazard, opportunity, probability, venture, accident, (adj) accidental, (v) gamble, adventure, risk, bet; antonyms (n) predictability, (adj) deliberate, intentional, (v) design, plan. damweinio 1. happen; synonyms (v) arise, befall, chance, come, develop, fall, go, appear, bechance, (n) betide, 2. befall; synonyms (v) become, happen, occur, transpire, arrive, ensue, hap, pass, 3. betide; synonyms (n) tide, (v) be, break, rise, worth. damweiniol 1. accidental; synonyms (adj) casual, fortuitous, adventitious, chance, incidental, unintended, unintentional, contingent, haphazard, inadvertent; antonyms (adj) intentional, deliberate, 2. fortuitous; synonyms (adj) accidental, fortunate, coincidental, lucky, odd, random, causeless, 3. adventitious; synonyms (adj) additional, adventive, extraneous, foreign, 4. causal; synonyms (adj) causative, original, causing, fundamental, basic, contributing, (adv) accordingly, closer, congruity, consequently. dan below; synonyms (adv) beneath, under, down, infra, downstairs, (prep) underneath, (adj) low, after; antonyms (prep) above, over. danas deer (carw); synonyms (n) stag, cervid, antelopes, bison, camels, cattle, chevrotains, fox, vixen, giraffes. dandi bantam; synonyms (n) dwarf, (adj) diminutive, little, petite, midget, small, tiny, audacious, bold, forward. danfon 1. escort; synonyms (n) chaperon, guard, guide, attendant, conduct, suite, (v) attend, accompany, convoy, see, 2. convey; synonyms (v) carry, communicate, bring, channel, bear, express, fetch, transfer, transmit, impart, 3. send; synonyms (v) despatch, pass, convey, deliver, dispatch, forward, give, mail, post, divert.
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dangos show; synonyms (v) present, broadcast, expose, guide, indicate, (n) display, appearance, exhibit, produce, ostentation; antonyms (v) conceal, disprove, hide. danhadlen nettle; synonyms (v) fret, irritate, annoy, grate, irk, displease, gall, goad, provoke, ruffle. dannod 1. reproach; synonyms (n) blame, charge, abuse, disgrace, (v) censure, rebuke, accuse, reprimand, chide, condemn; antonyms (v) praise, commend, 2. twit; synonyms (n) taunt, jeer, gibe, mock, (v) tease, scoff, rally, rag, tantalize, banter, 3. upbraid; synonyms (v) reproach, scold, berate, objurgate, rate, (n) revile, 4. taunt; synonyms (v) flout, deride, insult, sneer, bait, quip, twit, (n) ridicule, hiss, dig; antonyms (v) compliment, respect. dannoedd toothache; synonyms (n) odontalgia, (v) tormina, torticollis. dansoddol abstract; synonyms (adj) theoretical, academic, (v) abridge, filch, (n) synopsis, abridgement, digest, epitome, summary, abridgment; antonym (adj) concrete. dant tooth; synonyms (n) palate, grain, nap, saw, stomach, tongue, liking, fiber, (adj) nib, (v) bite. danteithfwyd dainty; synonyms (adj) delicate, nice, fastidious, savory, tidbit, delectable, delicious, elegant, exquisite, (n) delicacy; antonym (adj) clumsy. danteithiol 1. delicious; synonyms (adj) delicate, appetizing, delightful, pleasing, agreeable, charming, dainty, delectable, enjoyable, lovely; antonym (adj) tasteless, 2. dainty; synonyms (adj) nice, fastidious, savory, tidbit, delicious, elegant, exquisite, finicky, graceful, (n) delicacy; antonym (adj) clumsy. darbod 1. prepare (paratoi); synonyms (v) arrange, fix, form, plan, dress, coach, devise, lay, make, set, 2. provide; synonyms (v) give, contribute, furnish, offer, accommodate, administer, afford, cater, equip, supply, 3. provision; synonyms (n) arrangement, condition, clause, proviso, stock, article, board, requirement, (v) preparation, feed; antonym (n) lack. darbodaeth 1. thrift; synonyms (n) economy, frugality, parsimony, husbandry, prosperity, thriftiness, parsimoniousness, (v) gain; antonyms (n) extravagance, generosity, 2. providence; synonyms (n) foresight, forethought, fate, fortune, discretion, care, destiny, caution, precaution, chance. darbodus 1. thrifty; synonyms (adj) frugal, careful, economical, provident, prudent, sparing, stingy, chary; antonyms (adj) spendthrift, wasteful, profligate, 2. provident; synonyms (adj) circumspect, cautious, farsighted, sagacious, wise,
discreet, thrifty, wary, (v) precautionary; antonym (adj) improvident. darbwyllo 1. convince; synonyms (v) assure, persuade, convert, sway, convict, entice, induce, reassure, disarm, (adj) satisfy; antonyms (v) discourage, dissuade, 2. persuade; synonyms (v) convince, inveigle, allure, cajole, coax, influence, argue, exhort, lure, incite. darfelydd imagination; synonyms (n) fantasy, fancy, vision, dream, conceit, imagery, invention, originality, caprice, conception; antonym (n) reality. darfod 1. finish; synonyms (v) end, complete, achieve, execute, accomplish, cease, determine, (n) close, consummate, conclusion; antonyms (v) start, begin, continue, (n) beginning, 2. end (diwedd); synonyms (n) aim, closure, destination, death, cause, demise, (v) finish, discontinue, conclude, (prep) consequence; antonyms (n) maintenance, opening, middle, 3. happen; synonyms (v) arise, befall, chance, come, develop, fall, go, appear, bechance, (n) betide, 4. perish; synonyms (v) die, expire, decease, fade, decay, depart, pass, ruin, crumble, dissolve; antonym (v) survive, 5. die (marw); synonyms (v) dead, conk, croak, break, fail, perish, sink, starve, (n) dice, matrix. darfodedig 1. transient; synonyms (adj) brief, fleeting, passing, temporary, transitory, ephemeral, fugacious, momentary, fugitive, temporal; antonyms (adj) permanent, enduring, 2. perishable; synonyms (adj) mortal, unstable, frail, caduke, dying, decaying, decomposable, destructible, (v) precarious; antonym (adj) imperishable. darfodedigaeth 1. consumption; synonyms (n) expenditure, decline, use, expense, diminution, exhaustion, ingestion, intake, phthisis, (v) tabes, 2. decline; synonyms (n) decay, declension, decrease, dip, (v) wane, drop, reject, fall, abate, ebb; antonyms (n) improvement, recovery, development, growth, rebirth, (v) increase, rise, accept, flourish, improve. darganfod discover; synonyms (v) ascertain, discern, disclose, see, find, perceive, catch, detect, determine, divulge. darganfyddiad discovery; synonyms (n) detection, disclosure, breakthrough, finding, revelation, catching, revealing, development, exploration, find; antonym (n) concealment. darganfyddwr discoverer; synonyms (n) artificer, inventor, finder, creator, explorer, scout, armorer, armourer, artisan, craftsman. darlith lecture; synonyms (n) address, discourse, harangue, reprimand, speech, talk, oration, (v) rebuke, sermon, chide.
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sketch, portray, depicture, explain, express, limn, picture, 3. describe; synonyms (v) define, outline, report, represent, state, relate, qualify, characterize, designate, name, 4. portray; synonyms (v) impersonate, act, interpret, play, reproduce, present, recount, copy. darn 1. piece; synonyms (n) cut, division, fragment, part, article, component, composition, hunk, lump, patch, 2. part; synonyms (n) constituent, piece, character, portion, section, (v) branch, break, disjoin, divide, divorce; antonyms (n) whole, entirety, (adj) complete, 3. fragment; synonyms (n) fraction, crumb, morsel, grain, (v) bit, chip, scrap, shiver, splinter, crumble. darnio 1. hack; synonyms (n) drudge, cab, hacker, jade, (v) cut, chop, ax, fell, gash, mutilate, consider also 2. cut up; synonyms (v) carve, criticize, dissect, hack, slice, apportion, compartmentalise, compartmentalize, divide. darnodi 1. denote; synonyms (v) express, imply, indicate, mean, point, mark, name, note, (n) declare, betoken, 2. define; synonyms (v) specify, characterize, clarify, explain, bound, construe, interpret, limit, restrict, circumscribe, 3. distinguish; synonyms (v) discern, discriminate, describe, know, perceive, discover, descry, behold, classify, detect; antonym (v) confuse. darnodiad definition; synonyms (n) description, account, explanation, interpretation, limitation, definiteness; antonym (n) bagginess. darogan 1. foreboding; synonyms (n) apprehension, boding, fear, presentiment, anxiety, premonition, misgiving, anticipation, hunch, (adj) forbidding, 2. bode; synonyms (v) augur, portend, foreshadow, foretell, presage, bespeak, betoken, predict, signal, abode, 3. prediction; synonyms (n) divination, forecast, forecasting, foresight, announcement, augury, prognostication, prophecy, vaticination, foretelling. darostwng 1. abase; synonyms (v) degrade, humble, debase, humiliate, mortify, demean, depress, sink, (n) disgrace, (adj) abash, 2. subject; synonyms (n) matter, citizen, affair, dependent, inferior, issue, motif, question, (adj) liable, exposed; antonym (adj) liberated, 3. humiliate; synonyms (v) abase, insult, embarrass, lower, shame, snub, chagrin, ridicule, (n) dishonor, disparage; antonym (v) respect, 4. humble; synonyms (adj) base, docile, low, lowly, modest, unassuming, baseborn, ignoble, mean, (v) conquer; antonyms (adj) grand, arrogant, conceited, haughty, imposing, impressive, pompous, snooty, 5. subdue; synonyms (v) crush, defeat, overpower, quash, quell, reduce, repress, chasten, curb, (adv) control; antonym (v) surrender, 6. lower; synonyms (adj) less, (v) diminish, frown, dip, cut,
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descend, drop, scowl, decrease, fall; antonyms (v) increase, raise. darostyngiad 1. humiliation; synonyms (n) abasement, degradation, disgrace, chagrin, abjection, shame, comedown, discredit, dishonor, embarrassment; antonym (n) honor, 2. subjection; synonyms (n) conquest, oppression, captivity, bondage, confinement, dependence, servitude, slavery, subjugation, subordination. darpar 1. elect; synonyms (v) choose, appoint, select, designate, determine, resolve, nominate, (n) pick, chosen, (adj) choice, 2. provision; synonyms (n) arrangement, condition, clause, proviso, stock, article, board, (v) preparation, feed, cater; antonym (n) lack, 3. intended; synonyms (adj) intentional, calculated, deliberate, voluntary, destined, designed, knowing, meant, planned, premeditated; antonyms (adj) ingenuous, accidental, 4. preparation; synonyms (n) concoction, provision, readiness, training, practice, formulation, homework, planning, prep, discipline. darpariaeth 1. provision; synonyms (n) arrangement, condition, clause, proviso, stock, article, board, (v) preparation, feed, cater; antonym (n) lack, 2. preparation; synonyms (n) concoction, provision, readiness, training, practice, formulation, homework, planning, prep, discipline. darparu provide; synonyms (v) give, contribute, furnish, offer, accommodate, administer, afford, cater, equip, supply. darparwr provider; synonyms (n) caterer, supplier, benefactor, contractor, giver, donor, cater, contributor, dealer, philanthropist. darwden ringworm; synonyms (n) tinea, (adj) necrosis, pertussis, phthisis, pneumonia, psora, pyaemia, pyrosis, quinsy, rachitis. das 1. stack; synonyms (n) pile, accumulation, mound, rick, mass, bunch, bundle, (v) heap, load, lot, 2. rick; synonyms (n) hayrick, haystack, hoard, shock, crick, (v) twist, sprain, stack, injure, pull. datblygiad 1. evolution; synonyms (n) development, growth, expansion, movement, process, progress, evolvement, change, mutation, advance; antonym (n) deterioration, 2. development; synonyms (n) evolution, course, improvement, increase, spread, augmentation, developing, effect, elaboration, result; antonyms (n) decline, neglect, decrease. datblygu 1. develop; synonyms (v) advance, amplify, educate, expand, grow, breed, contract, acquire, bloom, blossom; antonyms (v) decrease, erupt, neglect, regress, 2. evolve; synonyms (v) develop, derive, change, educe, build, elaborate, extract, extricate, originate, progress. datfforestu deforest; synonyms (v) disafforest, disforest, defoliate.
datgan 1. announce; synonyms (v) advertise, herald, declare, enunciate, proclaim, return, affirm, annunciate, broadcast, communicate, 2. declare; synonyms (v) announce, allege, assert, say, attest, acknowledge, admit, aver, avow, call; antonym (v) deny, 3. recount; synonyms (v) narrate, tell, recite, relate, describe, enumerate, inform, detail, convey, count, 4. render; synonyms (v) afford, interpret, explain, furnish, give, offer, pay, construe, depict, impart. datganiad 1. declaration; synonyms (n) announcement, affirmation, assertion, allegation, avowal, claim, expression, pronouncement, statement, enunciation; antonym (n) denial, 2. rendering; synonyms (n) interpretation, reading, rendition, translation, representation, interpreting, version, depiction, execution, construction. datganu 1. declare; synonyms (v) announce, advertise, affirm, allege, assert, say, attest, acknowledge, admit, aver; antonym (v) deny, 2. render; synonyms (v) afford, interpret, explain, furnish, give, offer, pay, construe, depict, impart, 3. sing (canu); synonyms (v) chant, hymn, chirp, hum, drone, pipe, twitter, vocalize, carol, (n) squeak. datgeiniad singer; synonyms (n) vocalist, musician, warbler, soloist, entertainer, artist, artiste, cantor, composer, conductor. datgloi unlock; synonyms (v) open, undo, unfasten, disclose, unbar, reveal, unclose, loosen, begin, discover; antonym (v) fasten. datgorffori dissolve; synonyms (v) disappear, disperse, dissipate, disband, evaporate, fade, fuse, melt, resolve, vanish; antonyms (v) appear, harden, solidify. datgorfforiad dissolution; synonyms (n) decay, breakup, decomposition, abolition, cancellation, analysis, dismissal, annulment, death, dissipation. datguddiad 1. disclosure; synonyms (n) discovery, exposure, revelation, declaration, confession, announcement, betrayal, divulgence, manifestation, publication, 2. apocalypse; synonyms (n) acts, disclosure, revelations, vision, gospels, revealing, 3. revelation; synonyms (n) display, apocalypse, expose, inspiration, exhibition, find, giveaway, apparition, surprise, (v) revealment. datguddio 1. disclose; synonyms (v) betray, declare, impart, detect, discover, divulge, reveal, convey, announce, (adj) confess; antonyms (v) conceal, secrete, 2. reveal; synonyms (v) disclose, expose, display, exhibit, express, present, communicate, indicate, show, uncover; antonyms (v) hide, cover. datgyffesiad recantation; synonyms (n) abjuration, retraction, withdrawal, disavowal, retractation, abandonment, disclaimer, renunciation, denial, disavowment.
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datgyffesu recant; synonyms (v) forswear, retract,
dawnsiwr dancer; synonyms (n) acrobat, actor, artist,
abjure, renounce, deny, disclaim, disown, recall, disavow, reject. datgysylltu 1. disestablish; synonyms (v) displace, abolish, dislodge, displant, misplace, unestablish, unsettle, 2. disconnect; synonyms (v) detach, abstract, disengage, divide, separate, deactivate, disjoin, dissociate, divorce, sever; antonyms (v) connect, attach. dathliad celebration; synonyms (n) gala, anniversary, commemoration, fair, feast, festival, festivity, holiday, merrymaking, (adj) dedication; antonym (n) lament. dathlu celebrate; synonyms (v) commemorate, extol, keep, praise, acclaim, fete, honor, laud, solemnize, applaud; antonym (v) ignore. datod 1. loose; synonyms (adj) lax, liberal, dissolute, licentious, light, (v) disengage, liberate, relax, (n) free, limp; antonyms (adj) tight, close, compressed, dense, taut, strict, compact, wedged, 2. untie; synonyms (v) undo, disentangle, unfasten, loosen, release, loose, open, unbind, unbrace, unlace; antonym (v) fasten, 3. dissolve; synonyms (v) disappear, disperse, dissipate, disband, evaporate, fade, fuse, melt, resolve, vanish; antonyms (v) appear, harden, solidify, 4. undo; synonyms (v) annul, cancel, reverse, separate, unfold, untie, disconnect, nullify, overturn, detach; antonyms (v) attach, do, wrap. datrys solve; synonyms (v) resolve, interpret, answer, decipher, dissolve, crack, elucidate, explain, riddle, decide. datseinio 1. resound; synonyms (v) echo, reverberate, ring, boom, peal, roar, blare, reecho, resonate, sound, 2. reverberate; synonyms (v) reflect, rebound, resound, recoil, bounce, vibrate, clank, repercuss. dau two; synonyms (n) deuce, pair, binary, demon, devil, duality, (adj) tway. dawn 1. gift; synonyms (n) donation, faculty, award, flair, capacity, (v) present, boon, (adj) endowment, ability, talent; antonym (n) inability, 2. talent; synonyms (n) gift, genius, aptitude, cleverness, knack, skill, capability, ingenuity, proficiency, power. dawns 1. dance; synonyms (v) bound, caper, hop, bop, cavort, play, jump, shake, skip, step, 2. ball; synonyms (n) bulb, globe, shot, shell, bead, baseball, bullet, dance, football, lump. dawnsfa ball; synonyms (n) bulb, globe, shot, shell, bead, baseball, bullet, dance, football, lump. dawnsio dance; synonyms (v) bound, caper, hop, bop, cavort, play, jump, shake, skip, step.
artiste, entertainer, musician, performer, singer, tripper, comedian. dawnus 1. gifted; synonyms (adj) clever, able, accomplished, capable, talented, apt, brilliant, ingenious, proficient, adept, 2. talented; synonyms (adj) gifted, versatile, promising, bright, competent, expert, intelligent, skilled, artistic, cute. ddoe yesterday; synonyms (n) past, history, bygone, foretime, (adj) passé, stale; antonym (n) tomorrow. de 1. right (iawn); synonyms (adj) correct, appropriate, due, just, proper, decent, good, even, perfect, (n) privilege; antonyms (adj) inappropriate, unjustified, immoral, incorrect, (n) left, (v) wrong, 2. south; synonyms (n) southland, confederacy, s, confederation, conspiracy, federation, mho, sec, second, (adj) polar. deall 1. understand; synonyms (v) interpret, recognize, catch, hear, learn, realize, see, appreciate, assume, believe; antonyms (v) misinterpret, misconstrue, misunderstand, 2. intelligence; synonyms (n) information, cleverness, intellect, news, tidings, understanding, acumen, brain, brains, capacity; antonyms (n) stupidity, emotion, 3. understanding; synonyms (n) mind, reason, appreciation, comprehension, agreement, apprehension, bargain, deal, (v) intelligence, discernment; antonyms (n) ignorance, bewilderment, disbelief, 4. intellect; synonyms (n) head, psyche, intellectual, mentality, nous, sense, wits, mastermind, thinker, (v) wit. dealladwy 1. intelligible; synonyms (adj) comprehensible, clear, understandable, articulate, luminous, apprehensible, graspable, simple, lucid, perspicuous; antonym (adj) unintelligible, 2. understandable; synonyms (adj) intelligible, plain, obvious, evident, apparent, comprehendible, excusable, legible, perceivable, reasonable; antonyms (adj) indefensible, inexcusable, illegible, inexplicable, unpardonable. deallgar intelligent; synonyms (adj) clever, alert, astute, bright, intellectual, quick-witted, rational, sensible, cunning, brilliant; antonyms (adj) unintelligent, dim, dull-witted, thick, slow, stupid. deallol intellectual; synonyms (adj) cerebral, mental, rational, learned, spiritual, academic, (n) intellect, brain, scholar, thinker. dealltwriaeth 1. understanding; synonyms (n) intellect, mind, reason, appreciation, comprehension, agreement, apprehension, bargain, deal, (v) intelligence; antonyms (n) ignorance, bewilderment, disbelief, 2. intelligence; synonyms (n) information, cleverness, news, tidings, understanding, acumen, brain, brains, capacity, knowledge; antonyms (n) stupidity, emotion.
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deallus 1. intelligent; synonyms (adj) clever, alert,
deddfu 1. enact; synonyms (v) decree, constitute,
astute, bright, intellectual, quick-witted, rational, sensible, cunning, brilliant; antonyms (adj) unintelligent, dim, dull-witted, thick, slow, stupid, 2. understanding; synonyms (n) intellect, mind, reason, appreciation, comprehension, agreement, apprehension, bargain, deal, (v) intelligence; antonyms (n) ignorance, bewilderment, disbelief. dechrau 1. begin; synonyms (v) commence, start, arise, become, enter, initiate, originate, rise, create, dawn; antonyms (v) finish, end, stop, 2. beginning; synonyms (n) cause, begin, birth, commencement, derivation, opening, origin, debut, emergence, (adj) original; antonyms (n) finale, conclusion, demise, ending, 3. commence; synonyms (v) open, embark, inaugurate, institute, introduce, launch, approach, develop, found, get, 4. start (cychwyn); synonyms (v) drive, spring, activate, flinch, set, (n) jump, onset, shock, beginning, leap; antonyms (v) conclude, halt. dechreuad beginning; synonyms (n) cause, begin, birth, commencement, derivation, opening, origin, start, dawn, (adj) original; antonyms (n) end, finish, finale, conclusion, demise, ending. dechreunos 1. dusk; synonyms (n) dark, nightfall, twilight, darkness, gloaming, gloom, night, shade, sunset, shadow; antonyms (n) dawn, sunrise, daybreak, light, 2. nightfall; synonyms (n) dusk, evening, evenfall, eventide, sundown, crepuscule, fall. dechreuol initial; synonyms (adj) beginning, first, elementary, incipient, foremost, preliminary, primary, rudimentary, commencing, early. dechreuwr beginner; synonyms (n) apprentice, novice, entrant, learner, founder, freshman, greenhorn, newcomer, recruit, tenderfoot; antonym (n) expert. decplyg tenfold; synonyms (adj) denary, decuple, decimal, tenth. deddf 1. act; synonyms (n) accomplishment, action, move, play, statute, (v) achievement, behave, deed, go, perform; antonym (v) refrain, 2. law; synonyms (n) rule, canon, decree, act, edict, regulation, enactment, jurisprudence, justice, order, 3. statute; synonyms (n) law, ordinance, constitution, charter, code, ruling, bill, pandect, proclamation. deddfol 1. legal; synonyms (adj) lawful, sound, valid, juridical, constitutional, judicial, permissible, rightful, (v) allowable, legitimate; antonyms (adj) illegal, unlawful, bogus, 2. lawful; synonyms (adj) legal, just, justifiable, licit, regular, right, true, equitable, fair, admissible. deddfoldeb legality; synonyms (n) validity, justice, right, allowance, assure, authority, commission, correctness, fairness, guaranty.
pass, command, act, ordain, order, do, effect, (adj) establish, 2. legislate; synonyms (v) enact, authorise, authorize, clear, communicate, decease, devolve, die, draw, egest. deddfwr legislator; synonyms (n) lawgiver, lawmaker, representative, statemonger, statist, dean, official, policymaker, politician, statesman. deddfwriaeth 1. legislature; synonyms (n) congress, assembly, diet, council, parliament, house, 2. legislation; synonyms (n) lawmaking, legislating, law, conduct, government, gubernation, passage, administration, constitution, nomology. dedfryd 1. arbitrament; synonyms (n) arbitration, umpirage, verdict, arbitrement, umpireship, 2. verdict; synonyms (n) finding, decision, judgment, conclusion, determination, decree, resolution, ruling, sentence, choice, 3. sentence; synonyms (n) condemnation, conviction, phrase, penalty, (v) condemn, convict, doom, judge, damn, adjudge. dedfrydu sentence; synonyms (n) judgment, finding, decision, condemnation, conviction, phrase, (v) condemn, convict, doom, judge. dedwydd 1. happy; synonyms (adj) fortunate, felicitous, contented, gay, buoyant, content, gleeful, gratified, (n) auspicious, blessed; antonyms (adj) unhappy, sad, dejected, depressed, miserable, sorrowful, 2. blessed; synonyms (adj) blest, happy, holy, blasted, cursed, damned, hallowed, sacred, saintly, lucky; antonym (adj) unlucky. deffro 1. wake; synonyms (v) awaken, awake, rouse, stir, arouse, excite, provoke, vigil, (n) train, trail; antonym (v) sleep, 2. awake; synonyms (adj) alive, alert, attentive, conscious, aware, intelligent, keen, sleepless, (v) wake, waken; antonyms (adj) asleep, unconscious, comatose, sleeping, sleepy, 3. rouse; synonyms (v) kindle, instigate, actuate, agitate, disturb, incite, move, fire, inflame, revive; antonyms (v) calm, dampen. deffroad 1. waking; synonyms (adj) awake, wakeful, (n) awakening, watch, watching, 2. awakening; synonyms (n) wakening, revival, awakenment, inspiration, introduction, provocation, stimulation, (adj) arousing, animating, moving. defion 1. customs; synonyms (n) custom, duty, impost, civilization, mores, background, conduct, culture, ethnicity, etiquette, 2. rights; synonyms (n) citizenship, copyright, due, nationality, patent, possession, privileges, tenure. defni 1. drip; synonyms (n) dribble, trickle, leak, leakage, escape, (v) drop, distill, seep, weep, trill, 2. trickle; synonyms (n) drip, drivel, drool, (v) percolate, flow, ooze, filter, leach, bleed, drain; antonyms (n) throng, (v) gush. defnydd 1. use; synonyms (n) custom, practice, benefit, habit, (v) exercise, employ, employment,
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defosiynol 1. devotional; synonyms (adj) prayerful, religious, holy, solemn, ceremonial, conscientious, spiritual, exact, (v) devout, pure, 2. devout; synonyms (adj) pious, devoted, dear, devotional, godly, heartfelt, saintly, earnest, fervent, hearty; antonym (adj) profane. deg ten; synonyms (n) tenner, decade, ace, break, breath, decennary, decennium, (adj) perfect, comely, desirable. degfed tenth; synonyms (n) tithe, disme, (adj) decimal, decuple, denary, tenfold. degwm 1. tithe; synonyms (n) tenth, assessment, benevolence, custom, excise, gavel, octroi, tax, (adj) decimal, 2. tenth; synonyms (n) tithe, disme, (adj) decuple, denary, tenfold. degymu tithe; synonyms (n) tenth, assessment, benevolence, custom, excise, gavel, octroi, tax, (adj) decimal. deheubarth south; synonyms (n) southland, confederacy, s, confederation, conspiracy, federation, mho, sec, (adj) left, polar. deheudir south; synonyms (n) southland, confederacy, s, confederation, conspiracy, federation, mho, sec, (adj) left, polar. deheuig 1. dextrous; synonyms (adj) deft, dexterous, clever, slick, (n) dextrousness, 2. adroit; synonyms (adj) ingenious, skillful, able, adept, artful, expert, intelligent, politic, cunning, handy; antonyms (adj) clumsy, awkward, dim, maladroit, 3. skillful; synonyms (adj) accomplished, capable, good, proficient, knowing, adroit, apt, efficient, practiced, (v) crafty; antonyms (adj) inept, incompetent. deheuol southern; synonyms (adj) south, southerly, meridional, (n) austral, austrine. deheurwydd 1. dexterity; synonyms (n) craft, agility, ability, adroitness, art, cleverness, address, aptitude, cunning, skill; antonym (n) clumsiness, 2. skill; synonyms (n) artifice, capability, capacity, knack, faculty, finesse, accomplishment, competence, expertise, (adj) dexterity; antonyms (n) inability, incompetence. deheuwr southerner; synonym (n) southern. dehongli interpret; synonyms (v) clarify, construe, elucidate, illustrate, read, understand, comment, gloss, decipher, explain. dehongliad interpretation; synonyms (n) version, construction, explanation, exposition, clarification, commentary, illustration, definition, interpreting, translation. dehonglwr interpreter; synonyms (n) dragoman, commentator, explainer, exponent, translator, prophet, expounder, analyst, articulation, congressman. dehonglydd interpreter; synonyms (n) dragoman, commentator, explainer, exponent, translator,
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prophet, expounder, analyst, articulation, congressman. deifiad blast; synonyms (n) bang, slam, burst, (v) attack, blare, blight, bomb, boom, (adj) discharge, explosion. deifio 1. blast; synonyms (n) bang, slam, burst, (v) attack, blare, blight, bomb, boom, (adj) discharge, explosion, 2. blight; synonyms (n) bane, curse, pest, rust, (v) blast, damage, decay, plague, wither, blemish, 3. scorch; synonyms (v) bake, burn, parch, sear, singe, blister, char, dry, grill, fry, 4. singe; synonyms (v) scorch, roast, scald, inflame, swinge. deifiol 1. scathing; synonyms (adj) biting, caustic, cutting, mordant, sarcastic, severe, sharp, incisive, ironic, abusive; antonym (adj) mild, 2. scorching; synonyms (adj) burning, hot, baking, broiling, scalding, sweltering, boiling, sultry, (v) fiery, flaming; antonyms (adj) freezing, cold. deigryn tear; synonyms (n) split, rupture, rent, (v) break, rip, crack, pull, rend, lacerate, race. deildy 1. arbor; synonyms (n) bower, mandrel, axle, spindle, arbour, axis, hinge, mandril, stud, 2. alcove; synonyms (n) recess, arbor, bay, niche, summerhouse, compartment, channel, cubbyhole, hermitage, area, 3. bower; synonyms (n) alcove, pergola, grotto, anchor, conservatory, dimble, greenhouse, dingle, (v) inclose, embower. deilen leaf; synonyms (n) blade, page, foliage, folio, leafage, slip, (v) sheet, leave, flick, flip. deiliad 1. subject; synonyms (n) matter, citizen, affair, dependent, inferior, issue, motif, question, (adj) liable, exposed; antonym (adj) liberated, 2. tenant; synonyms (n) inhabitant, lodger, occupant, resident, holder, occupier, renter, inmate, (v) inhabit, occupy; antonyms (n) landlord, proprietor. deilio leaf; synonyms (n) blade, page, foliage, folio, leafage, slip, (v) sheet, leave, flick, flip. deiliog leafy; synonyms (adj) green, verdant, foliate, foliose, lush, leafed, luxuriant, abundant, blossoming, bushy. deillio 1. issue; synonyms (n) aftermath, egress, consequence, effect, event, exit, (v) flow, emanate, arise, emerge, 2. emanate; synonyms (v) effuse, discharge, breathe, exhale, proceed, radiate, spring, stem, exude, emit, 3. accrue; synonyms (v) accumulate, collect, fall, grow, result, yield, accresce, hoard, make, stockpile, 4. proceed; synonyms (v) go, advance, move, pass, originate, ensue, run, extend, continue, happen. deincryd chattering; synonyms (adj) talkative, gabby, garrulous, loquacious, noisy, (n) chatter, cackle, claver, grabbing, clover. deintydd dentist; synonym (n) toothdrawer. deintyddiaeth dentistry; synonyms (n) odontology, gynecology, midwifery, obstetrics.
deirton ague; synonyms (n) acute, (adj) appendicitis. deiseb petition; synonyms (n) appeal, application, entreaty, invocation, (v) demand, ask, request, desire, beg, claim. deisebu petition; synonyms (n) appeal, application, entreaty, invocation, (v) demand, ask, request, desire, beg, claim. deisebwr petitioner; synonyms (n) applicant, claimant, complainant, supplicant, plaintiff, pursuer, requester, suer, suitor, suppliant. deisebydd petitioner; synonyms (n) applicant, claimant, complainant, supplicant, plaintiff, pursuer, requester, suer, suitor, suppliant. deisyfiad 1. request; synonyms (n) petition, bid, prayer, application, (v) demand, ask, invite, order, pray, appeal; antonym (v) command, 2. petition; synonyms (n) entreaty, invocation, asking, (v) request, desire, beg, claim, crave, apply, entreat. del 1. neat; synonyms (adj) adroit, elegant, clear, natty, tidy, graceful, dainty, clean, clever, (v) compact; antonyms (adj) untidy, messy, scruffy, unkempt, clumsy, disordered, 2. pretty; synonyms (adv) very, (adj) beautiful, fair, lovely, attractive, charming, handsome, good-looking, picturesque, (n) nice; antonym (adj) ugly. delff 1. churl; synonyms (n) boor, niggard, peasant, clown, countryman, crosspatch, curmudgeon, scrooge, skinflint, (adj) miser, 2. dolt; synonyms (n) blockhead, ass, dummy, dunce, fool, clod, dullard, dumbbell, moron, numskull, 3. rascal; synonyms (n) imp, knave, miscreant, monkey, rapscallion, rogue, scamp, scoundrel, villain, vagabond, 4. oaf; synonyms (n) lout, dolt, gawk, goon, klutz, lubber, lummox, lump, hoodlum. delfryd ideal; synonyms (adj) fanciful, perfect, consummate, abstract, classic, (n) model, paragon, example, apotheosis, archetype. delfrydiaeth ideality; synonyms (n) imagination, vision. delfrydol ideal; synonyms (adj) fanciful, perfect, consummate, abstract, classic, (n) model, paragon, example, apotheosis, archetype. delio deal; synonyms (n) bargain, buy, agreement, arrangement, (v) administer, allot, apportion, conduct, contract, cope; antonym (n) purchase. dellten 1. lath; synonyms (n) board, fillet, batten, plank, list, ribbon, strip, band, beam, fascia, 2. lattice; synonyms (n) grill, fretwork, grid, grille, net, latticework, mesh, netting, network, (v) trellis, 3. splinter; synonyms (n) sliver, fragment, part, shaving, shred, (v) break, split, chip, crack, shiver. delw 1. form; synonyms (n) figure, design, arrange, ceremony, (v) cast, make, fashion, build, constitute, establish, 2. image; synonyms (n) picture, fancy, conception, effigy, form, idea, impression, resemblance, double, (v) depict, 3. manner;
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Welsh - English synonyms (n) bearing, appearance, demeanor, method, air, carriage, custom, look, (adj) kind, (v) habit, 4. mode; synonyms (n) means, manner, way, condition, guise, style, wise, approach, fad, modality. delwedd image; synonyms (n) figure, picture, fancy, conception, effigy, form, idea, impression, resemblance, (v) depict. delweddu portray; synonyms (v) depict, describe, paint, picture, delineate, draw, illustrate, impersonate, characterize, act. democratiaeth democracy; synonyms (n) commonwealth, commonalty, nation, capitalism, country, democraty, freedom, oligarchy, republic, state; antonyms (n) despotism, dictatorship, totalitarianism, autocracy, tyranny. deng ten; synonyms (n) tenner, decade, ace, break, breath, decennary, decennium, (adj) perfect, comely, desirable. dengyn 1. strong (cryf); synonyms (adj) intense, powerful, able, deep, firm, stable, steady, cogent, durable, forcible; antonyms (adj) weak, bland, delicate, faint, feeble, frail, mild, pale, slight, unconvincing, 2. stubborn; synonyms (adj) obstinate, contrary, hard, intractable, perverse, determined, obdurate, persistent, refractory, rigid; antonyms (adj) compliant, flexible, irresolute, amenable, 3. mighty; synonyms (adj) enormous, immense, huge, grand, high, big, great, large, strong, mammoth. deniadol attractive; synonyms (adj) alluring, amiable, appealing, charming, engaging, good-looking, tempting, adorable, delightful, enchanting; antonyms (adj) unattractive, ugly, unappealing, disgusting, repellent, revolting, repulsive, straight, unpleasant. denu 1. entice; synonyms (v) attract, lure, bait, cajole, allure, charm, coax, draw, (n) decoy, seduce, 2. allure; synonyms (n) appeal, attraction, charisma, fascination, magnetism, (v) tempt, entice, captivate, invite, persuade; antonym (n) repulsion, 3. attract; synonyms (v) fascinate, beguile, enamor, arrest, absorb, attach, beckon, capture, catch, court; antonyms (v) repel, disgust, 4. draw; synonyms (v) drag, delineate, pull, depict, derive, describe, design, tie, bring, (n) draft; antonym (v) push. deol banish; synonyms (v) ban, dispel, exile, expel, displace, dismiss, eject, expatriate, oust, relegate. deon dean; synonyms (n) doyen, elder, principal, senior, clergyman, father, leader, administrator, archbishop, bishop. deondy deanery; synonyms (n) deanship, glebe, stall, manse, parsonage, rectory, vicarage. deoniaeth deanery; synonyms (n) deanship, glebe, stall, manse, parsonage, rectory, vicarage.
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deor 1. incubate; synonyms (v) brood, cover, hatch, breed, sit, embrace, hover, concoct, fit, abide, 2. hatch; synonyms (n) door, gate, (v) contrive, brew, design, cook, devise, invent, generate, engender, 3. brood; synonyms (n) issue, offspring, family, litter, posterity, progeny, (v) sulk, think, incubate, (adj) herd. dera fiend; synonyms (n) demon, devil, fanatic, monster, brute, daemon, deuce, enthusiast, incubus, ogre; antonym (n) angel. derbyn 1. accept; synonyms (v) receive, acknowledge, admit, take, recognize, abide, accede, acquiesce, adopt, assume; antonyms (v) refuse, reject, deny, snub, oppose, renounce, resist, 2. meet (cyfarfod); synonyms (v) converge, find, assemble, congregate, encounter, fulfill, gather, answer, cross, (adj) fit; antonyms (v) avoid, disperse, diverge, 3. admit; synonyms (v) concede, grant, affirm, confess, include, permit, appreciate, welcome, (n) allow, (phr) accept; antonym (v) exclude, 4. receive; synonyms (v) get, bear, have, obtain, make, embrace, greet, hear, earn, own. derbyniad 1. reception; synonyms (n) receipt, acceptance, admission, entertainment, greeting, party, receiving, adoption, getting, salutation, 2. admission; synonyms (n) access, acknowledgment, confession, admittance, declaration, reception, recognition, confirmation, acquiescence, affirmation; antonym (n) denial, 3. admittance; synonyms (n) accession, introduction, entrance, entree, entry, permit, 4. receipt; synonyms (n) acquittance, check, recipe, ticket, revenue, certificate, profit, account, invoice, (v) acknowledge; antonym (n) dispatch. derbyniol acceptable; synonyms (adj) adequate, passable, satisfactory, good, agreeable, correct, decent, desirable, grateful, palatable; antonyms (adj) unacceptable, inadequate, unsatisfactory, disagreeable, forbidden, unbearable, unwelcome. derbyniwr 1. acceptor; synonyms (n) accepter, respecter, 2. receiver; synonyms (n) recipient, beneficiary, cashier, earpiece, headset, liquidator, collector, phone, telephone, matrass; antonym (n) donor. derbynneb 1. receipt; synonyms (n) reception, acceptance, acknowledgment, acquittance, check, recipe, ticket, revenue, certificate, (v) acknowledge; antonym (n) dispatch, 2. voucher; synonyms (n) coupon, receipt, warrant, authority, diploma, credential, verification, slip, witness, authentication. derbynnydd 1. acceptor; synonyms (n) accepter, respecter, 2. receiver; synonyms (n) recipient, beneficiary, cashier, earpiece, headset, liquidator,
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collector, phone, telephone, matrass; antonym (n) donor. dernyn 1. piece; synonyms (n) cut, division, fragment, part, article, component, composition, hunk, lump, patch, 2. scrap; synonyms (n) fight, morsel, brawl, remnant, bit, chip, clash, end, junk, piece; antonym (v) keep, 3. bit; synonyms (n) crumb, atom, drop, fleck, moment, portion, shred, (v) curb, scrap, scantling. derwen oak; synonyms (adj) oaken, adamant, iron, steel. derwydd druid; synonym (n) talapoin. desg desk; synonyms (n) bench, box, coffer, table, caddy, caisson, case, casket, chest. destlus neat; synonyms (adj) adroit, elegant, clear, natty, tidy, graceful, dainty, clean, clever, (v) compact; antonyms (adj) untidy, messy, scruffy, unkempt, clumsy, disordered. destlusrwydd neatness; synonyms (n) order, trimness, dexterity, orderliness, precision, spruceness, tidiness, compactness; antonyms (n) disorderliness, untidiness, largeness. dethol 1. pick; synonyms (v) clean, gather, harvest, opt, (n) alternative, elite, best, choice, (adj) cream, select, 2. choose; synonyms (v) adopt, elect, pick, prefer, appoint, take, assign, decide, desire, determine; antonyms (v) reject, refuse, 3. select; synonyms (v) extract, choose, excellent, excerpt, cull, nominate, (adj) exclusive, chosen, rare, selective. detholiad selection; synonyms (n) election, choice, option, alternative, extract, quotation, assortment, pick, preference, range. deuawd duet; synonyms (n) couple, brace, deuce, duo, pair, twosome, dyad, two. deublyg 1. double; synonyms (adj) duplicate, dual, duple, (v) fold, reduplicate, bend, geminate, (n) twin, image, match; antonym (n) single, 2. twofold; synonyms (adj) double, doubled, threefold, treble. deuddeg twelve; synonym (n) dozen. deuddegfed twelfth; synonyms (adj) duodecimal, dozenth. deuddeng twelve; synonym (n) dozen. deugain forty; synonyms (n) forties, (adj) twoscore. deunydd 1. material; synonyms (n) body, cloth, matter, stuff, fabric, (adj) bodily, corporal, corporeal, substantial, concrete, 2. stuff; synonyms (n) material, force, gear, (v) cram, fill, jam, pack, pad, ram, squeeze; antonym (v) unstuff. deuol dual; synonyms (adj) double, duplex, duple, twin, twofold, doubled, bivalent, combined, threefold, treble; antonyms (adj) individual, single. deuoliaeth duality; synonyms (n) duplicity, binary, dichotomy, duad, pair, two.
deurod bicycle; synonyms (n) machine, vehicle, coach, rack, (v) bike, wheel, cycle, pedal, motorcycle, drive. deurudd cheeks; synonyms (n) brace, twins, couple, deuce, duet, pair, posterior, two. dewin 1. wizard; synonyms (n) magician, necromancer, sorcerer, conjuror, conjurer, expert, genius, ace, whiz, (adj) adept, 2. magician; synonyms (n) enchanter, illusionist, wizard, thaumaturge, performer, prestidigitator, 3. diviner; synonyms (n) seer, clairvoyant, augur, forecaster, divinator, divinistre, mantologist, mystic, psychic, pythonist, 4. augur; synonyms (v) foretell, portend, presage, bode, foreshadow, promise, anticipate, forecast, indicate, omen. dewines 1. witch; synonyms (n) hag, pythoness, enchantress, sorceress, (v) enchant, bewitch, charm, glamour, hex, jinx, 2. sorceress; synonyms (n) witch, lamia, vampire. dewiniaeth 1. witchcraft; synonyms (n) magic, incantation, sorcery, witchery, enchantment, spell, fascination, necromancy, 2. divination; synonyms (n) forecast, augury, prediction, foretelling, prophecy, soothsaying, witchcraft, 3. augury; synonyms (n) presage, omen, portent, sign, prognostic, warning, indication, hunch, foreboding, (adj) auspice. dewis 1. choice; synonyms (n) vote, alternative, favorite, option, preference, selection, election, pick, (adj) best, excellent; antonym (adj) inferior, 2. choose; synonyms (v) adopt, elect, prefer, select, appoint, take, assign, decide, desire, determine; antonyms (v) reject, refuse, 3. select; synonyms (v) extract, choose, excerpt, opt, cull, nominate, (adj) choice, exclusive, chosen, rare, 4. pick; synonyms (v) clean, gather, harvest, break, collect, draw, (n) elite, (adj) cream, mattock, flower. dewisiad 1. choice; synonyms (n) vote, alternative, favorite, option, preference, selection, election, pick, (adj) best, excellent; antonym (adj) inferior, 2. option; synonyms (n) choice, possibility, volition, refusal, opening, will, likelihood, opportunity, wish, call; antonyms (n) essential, necessity, obligation. dewisol 1. desirable; synonyms (adj) advisable, eligible, expedient, fitting, suitable, worthy, appropriate, alluring, charming, agreeable; antonym (adj) undesirable, 2. choice; synonyms (n) vote, alternative, favorite, option, preference, selection, election, pick, (adj) best, excellent; antonym (adj) inferior. dewr 1. brave; synonyms (adj) adventurous, bold, audacious, courageous, endure, fearless, hardy, intrepid, valiant, (v) defy; antonyms (adj) cowardly, frightened, gutless, pathetic, (n) timid, 2. gallant; synonyms (adj) brave, daring, chivalrous, courteous,
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Welsh - English dashing, fine, heroic, manly, (n) beau, fop; antonym (adj) boorish, 3. hero; synonyms (n) champion, character, leader, protector, worthy, protagonist, warrior, bomber, celebrity, combatant. dewrder 1. courage; synonyms (n) bravery, audacity, fortitude, backbone, boldness, gallantry, heroism, mettle, nerve, spirit; antonym (n) cowardice, 2. bravery; synonyms (n) courage, valor, manhood, heart, intrepidity, pluck, valiancy, audaciousness, courageousness, daring; antonyms (n) fear, anxiety, 3. valor; synonyms (n) valiance, guts, valour, determination, force, manfulness, strength, (adj) prowess, fearlessness. diacon deacon; synonyms (n) minister, warden, (v) fast, disguise, doctor, falsify, gloss. diacones deaconess; synonym (n) deacon. diaddurn 1. plain; synonyms (adj) ordinary, comprehensible, intelligible, apparent, clear, downright, easy, evident, homely, (n) flat; antonyms (adj) elaborate, fancy, unclear, mottled, multicolored, ornate, attractive, concealed, confused, fussy, 2. unadorned; synonyms (adj) simple, plain, austere, bald, bare, severe, unembellished, unvarnished, artless, direct; antonym (adj) adorned, 3. rude; synonyms (adj) gross, rough, impudent, blunt, coarse, bold, brutal, crude, discourteous, (n) abrupt; antonyms (adj) polite, respectful, chivalrous, courteous, refined, civil, decent, proper, well-mannered. diadell flock; synonyms (n) bunch, crowd, cluster, band, bevy, congregation, covey, gang, (v) assemble, (adj) swarm. diadellu flock; synonyms (n) bunch, crowd, cluster, band, bevy, congregation, covey, gang, (v) assemble, (adj) swarm. diaelodi dismember; synonyms (v) divide, disintegrate, dismantle, dissect, mutilate, quarter, disband, dislocate, amputate, analyse. diafol devil; synonyms (n) demon, fiend, ghost, daemon, deuce, monster, (v) rag, torment, harass, bedevil. dial 1. avenge; synonyms (v) revenge, punish, retaliate, vindicate, wreak, repay, venge, chasten, chastise, claim, 2. revenge; synonyms (n) reprisal, retaliation, retribution, vengeance, grudge, payback, punishment, revengement, (v) avenge, requite, 3. vengeance; synonyms (n) avengement, requital, wrath, resentment. dialedd 1. vengeance; synonyms (n) revenge, reprisal, retribution, retaliation, avenge, avengement, requital, wrath, resentment, 2. nemesis; synonyms (n) avenger, scourge, bane, curse, enemy, jinx, ruin. dialgar 1. vindictive; synonyms (adj) spiteful, vengeful, malicious, revengeful, unforgiving, punitive, despiteful, implacable, malevolent,
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remorseless, 2. vengeful; synonyms (adj) vindictive, rancorous; antonym (adj) charitable, 3. revengeful; synonyms (adj) vindicative, resentful, angry, cruel, furious, retributive, revenging, ruthless, vengeable, wreakful. dialgarwch vindictiveness; synonyms (n) vengefulness, rancor, revenge, malice, spite, brutality, meanness, nastiness, spitefulness, unkindness. dialog dialog; synonyms (n) dialogue, duologue, negotiation, talks. dialwr avenger; synonyms (n) vindicator, retaliator, venger, wreaker. dialydd avenger; synonyms (n) vindicator, retaliator, venger, wreaker. diamau doubtless; synonyms (adv) certainly, assuredly, questionless, undoubtedly, presumably, probably, unquestionably, (adj) sure, certes. diamheuol 1. indisputable; synonyms (adj) certain, incontestable, incontrovertible, sure, irrefutable, undeniable, firm, absolute, actual, decided; antonym (adj) dubious, 2. undoubted; synonyms (adj) undisputed, unquestionable, indisputable, positive, true, definite, indubitable, unquestioned, unchallenged. diamod absolute; synonyms (adj) downright, peremptory, total, unconditional, categorical, full, real, unqualified, utter, (n) positive; antonyms (adj) partial, qualified. diamodol 1. unconditional; synonyms (adj) absolute, total, categorical, flat, unqualified, complete, categoric, unlimited, utter, consummate; antonyms (adj) qualified, conditional, 2. absolute; synonyms (adj) downright, peremptory, unconditional, full, real, actual, arbitrary, authoritative, certain, (n) positive; antonym (adj) partial, 3. unqualified; synonyms (adj) incompetent, sheer, incapable, unmitigated, unfit, perfect, pure, ineligible, outright, thorough; antonyms (adj) trained, prepared. diamwys unambiguous; synonyms (adj) straightforward, clear, explicit, plain, definite, specific, unequivocal, absolute, categorical, express; antonym (adj) ambiguous. diamynedd impatient; synonyms (adj) eager, hasty, anxious, petulant, fidgety, keen, edgy, quick, avid, enthusiastic; antonyms (adj) patient, enduring. dianc escape; synonyms (v) elude, break, dodge, avoid, evade, run, bolt, circumvent, (n) leak, avoidance; antonyms (v) capture, return. dianghenraid 1. needless; synonyms (adj) gratuitous, unnecessary, dispensable, excessive, meaningless, pointless, preventable, wanton, (v) superfluous; antonym (adj) necessary, 2. unnecessary; synonyms (adj) redundant, needless, surplus,
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excess, spare, undue, useless, extra, unneeded; antonym (adj) reasonable. diannod 1. forthwith; synonyms (adv) directly, immediately, instantly, now, straight, incontinently, presently, right, soon, (adj) quickly, consider also 2. without delay; synonyms (adv) promptly, readily, quick, speedily, forthwith, pronto, rapidly. dianwadal 1. immutable; synonyms (adj) constant, unchangeable, changeless, permanent, eternal, inflexible, fixed, invariable, irrevocable, stable; antonym (adj) mutable, 2. unwavering; synonyms (adj) steady, firm, resolute, steadfast, unfaltering, loyal, faithful, sure, unshakable, unswerving; antonyms (adj) irresolute, wavering. dianwadalwch immutability; synonyms (n) constancy, infinity, majesty, sovereignty, fixedness, endurance, fidelity, immutableness, unity; antonym (n) mutability. diarchenu undress; synonyms (v) disrobe, strip, unclothe, discase, divest, doff, unrobe, uncase, (n) dishabille, disarray; antonym (v) dress. diarddel 1. expel; synonyms (v) banish, dismiss, eject, evict, exclude, exile, eliminate, deport, discharge, dispossess, 2. excommunicate; synonyms (v) curse, damn, denounce, proscribe, fulminate, ostracize, unchurch, anathemize, (adj) blackball, expatriate; antonym (v) communicate. diarddeliad 1. expulsion; synonyms (n) elimination, banishment, deportation, ejection, exile, dismissal, eviction, exclusion, extrusion, transportation; antonym (n) amalgamation, 2. excommunication; synonyms (n) anathema, ban, curse, excision, proscription, censure, denunciation. diarffordd inaccessible; synonyms (adj) inapproachable, impervious, remote, distant, unapproachable, unattainable, unobtainable, untouchable, aloof, impossible; antonym (adj) accessible. diarfogi disarm; synonyms (v) unarm, disable, disqualify, invalidate, demilitarise, demilitarize, (n) propitiate, (adj) conciliate; antonym (v) arm. diarfogiad disarmament; synonyms (n) disarming, conquest, crippling, de-escalation, demilitarization, disablement, disqualification, freeze, neutralizing, occupation. diargyhoedd blameless; synonyms (adj) irreproachable, faultless, perfect, guiltless, inculpable, innocent, pure, spotless, unimpeachable, clean; antonym (adj) guilty. diasbad 1. cry; synonyms (n) shout, bark, scream, yell, clamor, roar, (v) call, bellow, shriek, weep; antonyms (v) laugh, whisper, 2. scream; synonyms (n) cry, wail, (v) howl, screech, hollo, halloo, bawl, exclaim, holler, outcry.
diasbedain 1. ring; synonyms (n) encircle, band, gang, jingle, loop, (v) circle, call, peal, echo, resound, 2. resound; synonyms (v) reverberate, ring, boom, roar, blare, reecho, resonate, sound, clatter, vibrate. diatreg immediate; synonyms (adj) close, prompt, direct, sudden, near, present, quick, expeditious, fast, hasty; antonyms (adj) slow, gradual, consecutive, deliberate. diau 1. certain; synonyms (adj) actual, definite, sure, absolute, assured, dependable, indisputable, reliable, categorical, (v) bound; antonyms (adj) uncertain, doubtful, unsure, questionable, 2. doubtless; synonyms (adv) certainly, assuredly, questionless, undoubtedly, presumably, probably, unquestionably, (adj) certes, 3. true; synonyms (adj) real, faithful, right, even, accurate, authentic, correct, exact, honest, (n) genuine; antonyms (adj) false, bogus, inaccurate, untrue. diawl devil; synonyms (n) demon, fiend, ghost, daemon, deuce, monster, (v) rag, torment, harass, bedevil. diball 1. infallible; synonyms (adj) certain, sure, unerring, inevitable, inerrable, positive, unfailing, absolute; antonym (adj) fallible, 2. unfailing; synonyms (adj) infallible, reliable, constant, dependable, foolproof, inexhaustible, perpetual, steady, trustworthy, consistent, 3. sure (sicr); synonyms (adj) secure, safe, firm, indisputable, assured, confident, definite, bound, (adv) certainly, (v) convinced; antonyms (adj) doubtful, uncertain, unsure, hesitant. diben 1. end (diwedd); synonyms (n) close, aim, closure, destination, conclusion, (v) cease, complete, finish, discontinue, conclude; antonyms (n) beginning, maintenance, opening, middle, (v) start, begin, continue, 2. aim; synonyms (n) intent, objective, plan, target, (v) purpose, direct, object, point, address, endeavor, 3. purpose; synonyms (n) design, mind, effect, end, purport, resolve, motive, determination, (v) intention, project. dibennu 1. finish; synonyms (v) end, complete, achieve, execute, accomplish, cease, determine, (n) close, consummate, conclusion; antonyms (v) start, begin, continue, (n) beginning, 2. end (diwedd); synonyms (n) aim, closure, destination, death, cause, demise, (v) finish, discontinue, conclude, (prep) consequence; antonyms (n) maintenance, opening, middle, 3. conclude; synonyms (v) gather, assume, deduce, resolve, settle, terminate, decide, derive, do, generalize. diberfeddu 1. eviscerate; synonyms (v) disembowel, draw, gut, debilitate, withdraw, attract, bayonet, delineate, depict, describe, 2. disembowel; synonyms (v) eviscerate, embowel, disbowel,
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Welsh - English paunch, absorb, bowel, bury, cast, contract, disentrail. dibetrus unhesitating; synonyms (adj) prompt, resolute, decided, assured, certain, determined, sure. dibl 1. border; synonyms (n) margin, brink, extremity, fringe, bed, boundary, (v) edge, verge, abut, adjoin; antonyms (n) middle, (v) center, 2. edge; synonyms (n) blade, advantage, bank, brim, butt, corner, limit, (v) border, bound, hem. dibrin 1. abundant; synonyms (adj) copious, generous, lush, luxuriant, thick, plenty, affluent, ample, fertile, fruitful; antonyms (adj) scarce, sparse, meager, 2. plentiful; synonyms (adj) bountiful, opulent, abundant, full, liberal, lavish, plenteous, rich, exuberant, large; antonym (adj) scanty. dibriod 1. single; synonyms (adj) only, celibate, one, odd, particular, distinct, individual, isolated, lone, lonely; antonyms (adj) married, double, multiple, 2. unmarried; synonyms (adj) single, unwedded, sole, alone, separate; antonyms (adj) attached, marital. dibris 1. contemptuous; synonyms (adj) disdainful, scornful, arrogant, insulting, supercilious, haughty, proud, abusive, condescending, cynical; antonyms (adj) respectful, approving, 2. reckless; synonyms (adj) heedless, careless, foolhardy, rash, hasty, imprudent, incautious, extravagant, wanton, daring; antonyms (adj) careful, cautious, prudent, sensible, wise. dibrisio 1. despise; synonyms (v) scorn, contemn, disdain, loathe, depreciate, abhor, detest, dislike, hate, slight; antonyms (v) admire, respect, 2. depreciate; synonyms (v) debase, belittle, decry, deprecate, detract, cheapen, decrease, derogate, devalue, disparage; antonym (v) appreciate. dibristod 1. depreciation; synonyms (n) abatement, detraction, disparagement, derogation, deterioration, discount, aspersion, calumny, defamation, (v) decrement, 2. contempt; synonyms (n) disdain, scorn, derision, disrespect, disregard, mockery, ridicule, shame, slight, reproach; antonyms (n) respect, approval. dibwys 1. unimportant; synonyms (adj) trivial, insignificant, frivolous, inconsequential, irrelevant, petty, slight, trifling, little, immaterial; antonyms (adj) important, significant, major, crucial, 2. trivial; synonyms (adj) small, commonplace, inconsiderable, paltry, piddling, superficial, trite, hackneyed, banal, minor; antonyms (adj) vital, profound, urgent. dibyn 1. steep; synonyms (adj) high, abrupt, excessive, exorbitant, (v) douse, immerse, soak, dip, drench, imbue; antonyms (adj) gentle, gradual, 2.
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precipice; synonyms (n) cliff, steep, verge, clef, crevice, danger, drop, edge, hill, mountain. dibynadwy reliable; synonyms (adj) good, firm, honest, authentic, certain, dependable, faithful, safe, true, (v) trustworthy; antonyms (adj) unreliable, fallacious, inconsistent. dibyniad dependence; synonyms (n) belief, confidence, reliance, addiction, dependance, dependency, faith, credence, hope, (adj) contingency; antonyms (n) independence, selfgovernment, self-sufficiency. dibynnol 1. dependent; synonyms (adj) subject, subordinate, contingent, addicted, tributary, (n) dependant, charge, adjective, attendant, follower; antonyms (adj) independent, self-governing, selfsufficient, 2. subjunctive; synonym (v) suppletory. dibynnu 1. depend; synonyms (v) dangle, hang, count, rely, calculate, confide, reckon, stay, suspend, attend, 2. rely; synonyms (v) hope, depend, lean, bank, believe, entrust, swear, trust, (n) rest; antonym (v) distrust. dibynnydd dependent; synonyms (adj) subject, subordinate, contingent, addicted, tributary, (n) dependant, charge, adjective, attendant, follower; antonyms (adj) independent, self-governing, selfsufficient. dichell 1. wile; synonyms (n) trick, ruse, artifice, deception, guile, dodge, cheat, deceit, fraud, stratagem, 2. artifice; synonyms (n) contrivance, craft, craftiness, device, intrigue, maneuver, trickery, wile, (v) art, (adj) finesse, 3. craft; synonyms (n) boat, ability, cunning, trade, artfulness, shift, business, job, occupation, profession, 4. guile; synonyms (n) duplicity, deceitfulness, wiliness, chicanery, foxiness, slyness, dishonesty, sham, treachery; antonym (n) honesty. dichellgar 1. wily; synonyms (adj) sly, crafty, cunning, shrewd, artful, foxy, subtle, tricky, deceitful, designing; antonym (adj) naive, 2. artful; synonyms (adj) scheming, wily, adroit, dexterous, disingenuous, insidious, vulpine, arch, devious, art; antonym (adj) artless, 3. crafty; synonyms (adj) astute, clever, shifty, calculating, fraudulent, furtive, ingenious, wise, acute, deceptive; antonyms (adj) honest, open, 4. cunning; synonyms (adj) canny, cute, (n) craft, craftiness, cleverness, guile, deception, artfulness, artifice, deceit; antonym (adj) simple. dichlyn 1. pick; synonyms (v) clean, gather, harvest, opt, (n) alternative, elite, best, choice, (adj) cream, select, 2. exact; synonyms (adj) detailed, precise, actual, (v) accurate, close, demand, require, claim, command, (n) correct; antonyms (adj) inaccurate, imprecise, vague, wrong, approximate, inexact, 3. circumspect; synonyms (adj) chary, careful,
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cautious, guarded, prudent, alert, cagey, considerate, discreet, thoughtful, 4. careful; synonyms (adj) attentive, thrifty, deliberate, economical, frugal, mindful, assiduous, aware, circumspect, (v) anxious; antonyms (adj) careless, reckless, slapdash, neglectful, 5. choose; synonyms (v) adopt, elect, pick, prefer, appoint, take, assign, decide, desire, determine; antonyms (v) reject, refuse. dichlynaidd 1. well-behaved; synonyms (adj) courteous, decorous, genteel, good, mannerly, polite, well-bred; antonyms (adj) disorderly, naughty, unmanageable, unruly, impertinent, 2. circumspect; synonyms (adj) chary, careful, cautious, guarded, prudent, alert, cagey, considerate, discreet, thoughtful. dichonadwy 1. possible; synonyms (adj) conceivable, imaginable, likely, feasible, practicable, earthly, maybe, potential, practical, probable; antonyms (adj) impossible, unlikely, compulsory, 2. practicable; synonyms (adj) possible, operable, achievable, doable, executable, viable, workable, attainable, handy, realizable. dicllonrwydd 1. wrath; synonyms (n) anger, fury, ire, rage, resentment, displeasure, indignation, passion, madness, (adj) angry, 2. indignation; synonyms (n) wrath, grudge, choler, outrage, umbrage, animosity, offense. dicra 1. fastidious; synonyms (adj) delicate, exacting, careful, dainty, exigent, particular, discriminating, choosy, (n) critical, accurate, 2. slow; synonyms (adj) dull, late, easy, sluggish, heavy, dense, dim, gradual, (v) slack, (adv) behind; antonyms (adj) fast, intelligent, rapid, bright, alert, brisk, hasty, prompt, quick, (v) accelerate, 3. squeamish; synonyms (adj) fastidious, nice, finicky, queasy, prudish, prissy, finical, difficult, overnice, priggish. dicter 1. wrath; synonyms (n) anger, fury, ire, rage, resentment, displeasure, indignation, passion, madness, (adj) angry, 2. displeasure; synonyms (n) discomfort, discontent, dislike, dissatisfaction, annoyance, disfavor, exasperation, offense, disapproval, pique; antonyms (n) satisfaction, enjoyment, pleasure, 3. anger; synonyms (v) enrage, incense, aggravate, displease, exasperate, irritate, offend, wrath, fume, chafe; antonyms (n) composure, (v) please, placate, pacify, calm. didaro 1. cool; synonyms (adj) chilly, cold, collected, composed, fine, aloof, (v) calm, chill, assuage, allay; antonyms (adj) agitated, hot, excited, enthusiastic, feverish, friendly, temperate, tepid, (v) warm, heat, 2. apathetic; synonyms (adj) indifferent, cool, impassive, uninterested, perfunctory, casual, dull, lazy, lethargic, lukewarm; antonyms (adj) energetic, fervent, inquisitive, 3. unconcerned; synonyms (adj) apathetic, careless, detached, insouciant,
nonchalant, thoughtless, carefree, disinterested, easygoing, listless; antonyms (adj) concerned, caring, eager, troubled, 4. unaffected; synonyms (adj) simple, artless, sincere, genuine, natural, plain, real, unimpressed, ingenuous, honest; antonym (adj) affected. diddan 1. diverting; synonyms (v) amusing, (adj) entertaining, comical, amusive, droll, fun, comic, funny, laughable, 2. amusing; synonyms (adj) humorous, pleasant, agreeable, diverting, enjoyable, hilarious, pleasing, risible, readable, (n) witty; antonyms (adj) dull, boring, tragic, 3. pleasant; synonyms (adj) bright, acceptable, amiable, charming, jolly, kindly, nice, facetious, affable, attractive; antonyms (adj) unpleasant, disagreeable, disgusting, foul, gruesome, harsh, horrible, nasty, repugnant, shocking. diddanu 1. comfort; synonyms (n) solace, ease, consolation, relief, aid, amenity, (v) allay, assuage, cheer, alleviate; antonyms (n) discomfort, aggravation, (v) alarm, annoy, frighten, 2. divert; synonyms (v) amuse, distract, entertain, beguile, deflect, delight, deviate, depart, disport, sidetrack, 3. amuse; synonyms (v) divert, absorb, please, charm, occupy, recreate, sport, interest; antonym (v) bore. diddanwch 1. comfort; synonyms (n) solace, ease, consolation, relief, aid, amenity, (v) allay, assuage, cheer, alleviate; antonyms (n) discomfort, aggravation, (v) alarm, annoy, frighten, 2. consolation; synonyms (n) comfort, balm, succor, encouragement, solacement, alleviation, sympathy. diddanwr comforter; synonyms (n) quilt, blanket, muffler, comfortable, pacifier, reliever, bedclothes, bedding. diddanydd comforter; synonyms (n) quilt, blanket, muffler, comfortable, pacifier, reliever, bedclothes, bedding. diddig 1. contented; synonyms (adj) content, comfortable, happy, cheerful, quiet, calm, complacent, delighted, easy, placid; antonyms (adj) dissatisfied, discontented, unhappy, 2. pleased; synonyms (adj) contented, glad, elated, gratified, joyful, thankful, appreciative, overjoyed, satisfied, grateful; antonyms (adj) displeased, angry, annoyed, worried. diddigrwydd 1. contentment; synonyms (n) content, satisfaction, happiness, delight, ease, fulfillment, pleasure, comfort, bliss, joy; antonyms (n) dissatisfaction, discomfort, discontentment, sadness, 2. placidity; synonyms (n) peace, calm, calmness, equanimity, serenity, tranquility, placidness, quiet, repose, (adj) composure. diddim void; synonyms (adj) empty, null, vacant, invalid, (n) hollow, blank, emptiness, vacancy, (v)
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(v) unbeguile, disabuse, unbefool; antonym (v) deceive. dieflig 1. diabolical; synonyms (adj) devilish, diabolic, demonic, infernal, hellish, atrocious, fiendish, satanic, unholy, 2. devilish; synonyms (adj) mephistophelian, diabolical, wicked, demoniacal, (adv) devilishly, 3. fiendish; synonyms (adj) cruel, inhuman, brutal, evil, sinful, fiendlike. diegwyddor unprincipled; synonyms (adj) corrupt, abandoned, depraved, unscrupulous, dishonest, dissolute, profligate, unethical, shameless, unconscionable; antonyms (adj) principled, ethical. dieisiau 1. needless; synonyms (adj) gratuitous, unnecessary, dispensable, excessive, meaningless, pointless, preventable, wanton, (v) superfluous; antonym (adj) necessary, 2. unnecessary; synonyms (adj) redundant, needless, surplus, excess, spare, undue, useless, extra, unneeded; antonym (adj) reasonable. dieithr 1. foreign; synonyms (adj) alien, extraneous, extrinsic, exotic, exterior, external, strange, oversea, adventitious, outlandish; antonyms (adj) native, familiar, domestic, internal, 2. alien; synonyms (adj) foreign, unknown, remote, unfamiliar, unusual, (n) foreigner, outsider, stranger, (v) alienate, estrange; antonym (n) citizen, 3. stranger; synonyms (n) newcomer, outlander; antonyms (n) associate, friend, pal, 4. strange; synonyms (adj) peculiar, abnormal, curious, extraordinary, irregular, mysterious, new, odd, rare, anomalous; antonyms (adj) normal, ordinary, typical. dieithrio 1. alienate; synonyms (v) estrange, alien, transfer, cede, disaffect, abalienate, adapt, (adj) envenom, incense, repel, 2. estrange; synonyms (v) alienate, separate, divide. dieithrwch strangeness; synonyms (n) eccentricity, oddity, oddness, abnormality, curiousness, peculiarity, weirdness, foreignness, singularity, unfamiliarity; antonym (n) normality. diemwnt adamant; synonyms (adj) firm, immovable, inexorable, inflexible, obdurate, resolute, rigid, steadfast, stubborn, unyielding; antonym (adj) compliant. dienaid 1. soulless; synonyms (adj) heartless, inanimate, callous, exanimate, impassive, flat, spiritless, passionless, lifeless, dull, 2. senseless; synonyms (adj) foolish, meaningless, absurd, insensible, irrational, mindless, pointless, preposterous, stupid, idiotic; antonym (adj) sensible. dienw 1. anonymous; synonyms (adj) nameless, unknown, unnamed, unidentified, authorless, unacknowledged, undisclosed, unspecified, incognito, unfamiliar; antonym (adj) known, 2.
nameless; synonyms (adj) anonymous, undistinguished, unsung, obscure, strange. dienyddiad execution; synonyms (n) performance, accomplishment, achievement, effect, enforcement, implementation, action, discharge, executing, doing. dienyddio 1. execute; synonyms (v) do, achieve, complete, perform, accomplish, act, effect, enforce, carry, consummate, consider also 2. put to death; synonyms (v) execute, kill, murder, slay, assassinate, fulfil, fulfill, massacre, snuff, waste. dienyddiwr executioner; synonyms (n) assassin, killer, murderer, executor, deathsman, doer, slaughterer, slayer, tormenter, destroyer. dieuog 1. innocent; synonyms (adj) harmless, chaste, artless, clear, ingenuous, innocuous, guileless, guiltless, ignorant, blameless; antonyms (adj) guilty, culpable, responsible, wary, wicked, 2. guiltless; synonyms (adj) innocent, clean, irreproachable, faultless, stainless, unsullied, immaculate, pure, spotless. dieuogrwydd innocence; synonyms (n) cleanness, blamelessness, chastity, ignorance, artlessness, gullibility, ingenuousness, purity, innocency, simplicity; antonyms (n) guilt, sophistication. difa 1. consume; synonyms (v) absorb, exhaust, spend, dissipate, use, waste, burn, eat, expend, fritter; antonyms (v) save, abstain, 2. destroy; synonyms (v) break, demolish, blight, despoil, annihilate, blast, crush, (adj) desolate, abolish, consume; antonyms (v) build, preserve, create, make, 3. devour; synonyms (v) bolt, gulp, gobble, gorge, guzzle, swallow, devastate, enjoy, relish, down. difai 1. blameless; synonyms (adj) irreproachable, faultless, perfect, guiltless, inculpable, innocent, pure, spotless, unimpeachable, clean; antonym (adj) guilty, 2. faultless; synonyms (adj) blameless, correct, immaculate, flawless, unblemished, absolute, infallible, complete, consummate, sinless; antonyms (adj) flawed, blemished. difalch humble; synonyms (adj) base, docile, low, lowly, (v) degrade, demean, disgrace, abase, debase, humiliate; antonyms (adj) grand, arrogant, conceited, haughty, imposing, impressive, pompous, snooty. difancoll perdition; synonyms (n) downfall, fall, hell, ruin, inferno, deperdition. difannu 1. disappear; synonyms (v) die, vanish, melt, fade, depart, dematerialize, sink, go, pass, end; antonyms (v) appear, stay, 2. vanish; synonyms (v) disperse, dissipate, evaporate, dissolve, flee, elapse, fell, perish, (n) disappear, (adj) fly. difant 1. loss; synonyms (n) hurt, damage, defeat, detriment, injury, deficit, deprivation, destruction, forfeit, (adj) harm; antonyms (n) appearance,
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Welsh - English retrieval, victory, gaining, income, recovery, 2. perdition; synonyms (n) downfall, fall, hell, ruin, inferno, deperdition. difaol consuming; synonyms (v) grating, grinding, racking, searching, (n) consumption, (adj) intense, blazing, overwhelming, burning, absorbing. difater 1. indifferent; synonyms (adj) apathetic, callous, cold, cool, fair, impassive, insensible, unconcerned, careless, dull; antonyms (adj) caring, enthusiastic, fervent, keen, obsessive, eager, energetic, involved, surprised, 2. apathetic; synonyms (adj) indifferent, uninterested, perfunctory, casual, lazy, lethargic, lukewarm, nonchalant, sluggish, spiritless; antonym (adj) inquisitive, 3. unconcerned; synonyms (adj) detached, insouciant, thoughtless, carefree, disinterested, easygoing, listless, aloof, calm, untroubled; antonyms (adj) concerned, troubled. difaterwch 1. indifference; synonyms (n) apathy, detachment, disregard, impassiveness, aloofness, disinterest, impassivity, neglect, neutrality, (adj) coldness; antonyms (n) dedication, eagerness, fervor, interest, passion, compassion, favorite, sympathy, 2. apathy; synonyms (n) indifference, inactivity, inertia, lassitude, lethargy, emotionlessness, lukewarmness, passiveness, passivity, supineness; antonyms (n) enthusiasm, energy, keenness, drive, inquisitiveness, vitality. difeddiannu 1. deprive; synonyms (v) strip, bereave, divest, abridge, despoil, curtail, denude, deny, dismantle, disrobe; antonym (v) enrich, 2. dispossess; synonyms (v) deprive, eject, rob, disinherit, remove, evict, expel, expropriate, oust. difeio exculpate; synonyms (v) clear, acquit, exonerate, discharge, justify, excuse, forgive, release, vindicate, (adj) absolve; antonym (v) convict. difeius 1. blameless; synonyms (adj) irreproachable, faultless, perfect, guiltless, inculpable, innocent, pure, spotless, unimpeachable, clean; antonym (adj) guilty, 2. faultless; synonyms (adj) blameless, correct, immaculate, flawless, unblemished, absolute, infallible, complete, consummate, sinless; antonyms (adj) flawed, blemished. difenwi 1. abuse; synonyms (n) affront, misuse, harm, outrage, reproach, (v) insult, mistreat, injure, assault, (adj) maltreat; antonyms (v) praise, respect, 2. belittle; synonyms (v) minimize, denigrate, disdain, disparage, decry, deprecate, depreciate, derogate, demean, cheapen, 3. blaspheme; synonyms (v) curse, desecrate, profane, swear, cuss, damn, defile, imprecate, 4. revile; synonyms (v) abuse, rail, blaspheme, taunt, vilify, vituperate, attack, denounce, libel, (n) malign. diferiog 1. wily; synonyms (adj) sly, crafty, cunning, shrewd, artful, foxy, subtle, tricky, deceitful,
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designing; antonym (adj) naive, 2. crafty; synonyms (adj) adroit, astute, clever, wily, shifty, calculating, devious, fraudulent, furtive, ingenious; antonyms (adj) honest, open. diferol 1. dropping; synonyms (adj) falling, down, dipping, fatigued, plummeting, plunging, (n) sagging, dispatching; antonym (adj) rising, 2. dripping; synonyms (n) drip, (adv) soaking, (adj) wet, damp, drenched, soaked, sodden, reeking, soggy, sopping. diferu 1. drop; synonyms (v) fall, decrease, deposit, dribble, droop, abandon, cast, dip, (n) decline, collapse; antonyms (v) rise, increase, lift, (n) growth, 2. distil; synonyms (v) distill, extract, condense, cleanse, clean, concentrate, contract, decontaminate, disinfect, ferment, 3. drip; synonyms (n) trickle, leak, leakage, escape, (v) drop, seep, weep, trill, drizzle, ooze, 4. dribble; synonyms (n) dribbling, spit, (v) drip, drool, drivel, slobber, flow, spout, slabber, slaver. diferyn drop; synonyms (v) fall, decrease, deposit, dribble, droop, abandon, cast, dip, (n) decline, collapse; antonyms (v) rise, increase, lift, (n) growth. difetha 1. waste; synonyms (n) desert, refuse, damage, (adj) spoil, desolate, (v) consume, exhaust, ruin, squander, ravage; antonyms (v) conserve, save, 2. spoil; synonyms (v) plunder, corrupt, impair, rot, deface, indulge, injure, mar, sack, (adj) harm; antonyms (v) enhance, improve, 3. destroy; synonyms (v) break, demolish, blight, despoil, annihilate, blast, crush, dash, destruct, (adj) abolish; antonyms (v) build, preserve, create, make. difethdod 1. waste; synonyms (n) desert, refuse, damage, (adj) spoil, desolate, (v) consume, exhaust, ruin, squander, ravage; antonyms (v) conserve, save, 2. destruction; synonyms (n) death, collapse, abolition, demolition, desolation, devastation, downfall, end, bane, (v) defeat; antonyms (n) construction, creation, preservation, protection, conservation, formation, reparation. difethgar wasteful; synonyms (adj) extravagant, improvident, lavish, prodigal, profuse, profligate, ruinous, spendthrift, uneconomical, thriftless; antonyms (adj) thrifty, economical. diffaith 1. waste; synonyms (n) desert, refuse, damage, (adj) spoil, desolate, (v) consume, exhaust, ruin, squander, ravage; antonyms (v) conserve, save, 2. base; synonyms (n) foundation, (adj) bottom, abject, mean, dishonorable, ignoble, low, vile, bad, (v) ground; antonyms (n) summit, top, (adj) noble, 3. mean; synonyms (v) intend, design, imply, denote, (adj) middle, base, common, hateful, (n) average, contemptible; antonyms (adj) generous, kind, 4. wilderness; synonyms (n) wild, wasteland, solitude, wildness, (v) waste, 5. desert; synonyms (n) wilderness, (v) abandon, escape,
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defect, ditch, forsake, leave, relinquish, (adj) barren, merit; antonyms (n) bog, (v) stay. diffeithwch 1. wilderness; synonyms (n) desert, wild, wasteland, solitude, wildness, (v) waste, 2. desert; synonyms (v) abandon, escape, defect, ditch, forsake, leave, relinquish, (adj) barren, desolate, merit; antonyms (n) bog, (v) stay. diffiniad definition; synonyms (n) description, account, explanation, interpretation, limitation, definiteness; antonym (n) bagginess. diffinio define; synonyms (v) specify, characterize, clarify, explain, bound, construe, interpret, limit, name, restrict. diffoddiad 1. extinction; synonyms (n) destruction, extermination, end, expiration, obliteration, cessation, expiry, devastation, dissolution, (v) death; antonyms (n) survival, preservation, 2. quenching; synonyms (n) extinction, extinguishing, quench, chilling, cooling, hardening, appeasement, defunctness, extinguished, screening. diffoddwr quencher; synonym (n) scavenger. diffoddydd quencher; synonym (n) scavenger. diffrwyth 1. barren; synonyms (adj) infertile, sterile, deserted, abortive, arid, dry, fruitless, meagre, stark, (v) bare; antonyms (adj) fertile, lush, productive, 2. numb; synonyms (adj) asleep, benumbed, dead, dull, insensible, torpid, deadened, (v) benumb, deaden, (n) blunt; antonym (adj) sensitive, 3. paralyzed; synonyms (v) paralytic, (adj) palsied, crippled, disabled, enervated, helpless, impotent, inert, motionless, numb. diffrwytho 1. benumb; synonyms (v) numb, daze, damp, stiffen, deaden, dull, freeze, (adj) blunt, anaesthetize, (n) obtund, 2. paralyze; synonyms (v) palsy, cripple, disable, paralyse, petrify, prostrate, (n) benumb, stun, (adj) pall. diffuant 1. sincere; synonyms (adj) devout, faithful, genuine, heartfelt, honest, artless, candid, cordial, (v) hearty, earnest; antonyms (adj) insincere, dishonest, affected, flippant, guarded, 2. genuine; synonyms (adj) actual, authentic, sincere, true, unsophisticated, factual, real, unaffected, unfeigned, very; antonyms (adj) bogus, fake, artificial, false, pretend, hypocritical, replica, 3. unfeigned; synonyms (adj) frank, truthful, straight, natural. diffuantrwydd genuineness; synonyms (n) authenticity, reality, sincerity, earnestness, honesty, truth, veracity, actuality, fact. diffurf amorphous; synonyms (adj) shapeless, formless, unformed, amphibious, epicene, hybrid, mongrel, noncrystalline, unshaped, baggy; antonyms (adj) distinct, defined.
diffwys 1. waste; synonyms (n) desert, refuse, damage, (adj) spoil, desolate, (v) consume, exhaust, ruin, squander, ravage; antonyms (v) conserve, save, 2. wild; synonyms (adj) waste, fierce, boisterous, violent, reckless, ferocious, furious, raging, rude, stormy; antonyms (adj) calm, orderly, domestic, manageable, sane, cultivated, restrained, tame, 3. awful; synonyms (adj) abominable, appalling, awesome, dreadful, fearful, terrible, atrocious, bad, horrible, nasty; antonyms (adj) excellent, great, marvelous, wonderful, lovely, nice, pleasant, 4. high (uchel); synonyms (adj) eminent, elevated, expensive, distinguished, exalted, lofty, tall, heavy, arrogant, costly; antonyms (adj) deep, short, sober, (n) low, 5. huge; synonyms (adj) big, enormous, gigantic, immense, large, vast, colossal, extensive, elephantine, ample; antonyms (adj) tiny, insignificant, miniature, small, 6. steep; synonyms (adj) high, abrupt, excessive, exorbitant, (v) douse, immerse, soak, dip, drench, imbue; antonyms (adj) gentle, gradual. diffyg 1. want; synonyms (v) need, desire, (n) lack, poverty, wish, deficiency, deprivation, famine, absence, dearth; antonyms (v) dislike, hate, 2. lack; synonyms (n) want, default, defect, deficit, insufficiency, shortage, shortcoming, (v) destitution, fail, fault; antonyms (n) abundance, excess, provision, (v) have, 3. defect; synonyms (n) blemish, blot, flaw, failing, imperfection, scar, weakness, deformity, foible, (v) desert, 4. eclipse; synonyms (n) disappearance, darkness, (v) darken, cloud, outdo, overshadow, shade, surpass, dim, transcend. diffygio 1. weary; synonyms (adj) tired, exhausted, fatigued, aweary, beat, languid, (v) fatigue, tire, exhaust, (n) jade; antonyms (adj) energetic, fresh, 2. faint; synonyms (adj) collapse, dim, dizzy, feeble, indistinct, weak, dull, gentle, (v) languish, swoon; antonyms (adj) distinct, strong, clear, obvious, considerable, loud, pungent, 3. fail; synonyms (v) abort, fade, cease, abandon, break, bust, default, deteriorate, die, (adj) decline; antonyms (v) succeed, triumph. diffygiol 1. weary; synonyms (adj) tired, exhausted, fatigued, aweary, beat, languid, (v) fatigue, tire, exhaust, (n) jade; antonyms (adj) energetic, fresh, 2. faint; synonyms (adj) collapse, dim, dizzy, feeble, indistinct, weak, dull, gentle, (v) languish, swoon; antonyms (adj) distinct, strong, clear, obvious, considerable, loud, pungent, 3. defective; synonyms (adj) deficient, bad, faulty, imperfect, broken, incomplete, lacking, unsound, vicious, inaccurate; antonym (adj) perfect. diffyndollwr protectionist; synonym (n) prohibitionist.
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Welsh - English diffynnydd defendant; synonyms (n) accused, litigant, party, plaintiff, prisoner, suspect, defender, perpetrator, (adj) defensive. diffynnyddes defendant; synonyms (n) accused, litigant, party, plaintiff, prisoner, suspect, defender, perpetrator, (adj) defensive. diflanedig 1. fleeting; synonyms (adj) brief, ephemeral, evanescent, fugitive, momentary, passing, short, transient, cursory, rapid; antonyms (adj) lasting, permanent, 2. evanescent; synonyms (adj) fleeting, temporary, transitory, temporal, intangible. diflannu 1. disappear; synonyms (v) die, vanish, melt, fade, depart, dematerialize, sink, go, pass, end; antonyms (v) appear, stay, 2. vanish; synonyms (v) disperse, dissipate, evaporate, dissolve, flee, elapse, fell, perish, (n) disappear, (adj) fly. diflanrwydd evanescence; synonyms (n) disappearance, evaporation, occultation, fugitiveness, instability, (adj) impermanence, mortality, span. diflas 1. boring; synonyms (adj) dull, tedious, tiresome, annoying, arid, bland, dreary, monotonous, prosaic, (n) drilling; antonyms (adj) exciting, fascinating, interesting, gripping, original, thrilling, varied, 2. dull; synonyms (adj) dim, blunt, dense, sluggish, boring, cloudy, cold, dark, (v) deaden, dampen; antonyms (adj) bright, lively, sharp, lustrous, stimulating, amusing, exhilarating, glittery, glossy, glowing, 3. insipid; synonyms (adj) flat, tasteless, flavorless, uninteresting, vapid, watery, flavourless, humdrum, savorless, tame; antonyms (adj) strong, tasty. diflastod disgust; synonyms (n) antipathy, abhorrence, abomination, aversion, detestation, dislike, (v) sicken, nauseate, shock, distaste; antonyms (n) attraction, love, (v) delight, attract. diflasu 1. bore; synonyms (v) dig, bother, tire, annoy, drill, perforate, pierce, (n) caliber, diameter, nuisance; antonyms (v) interest, excite, fascinate, 2. weary; synonyms (adj) tired, exhausted, fatigued, aweary, beat, languid, (v) fatigue, exhaust, bore, (n) jade; antonyms (adj) energetic, fresh, 3. disgust; synonyms (n) antipathy, abhorrence, abomination, aversion, detestation, dislike, (v) sicken, nauseate, shock, distaste; antonyms (n) attraction, love, (v) delight, attract, 4. surfeit; synonyms (n) excess, overabundance, repletion, satiety, plethora, overflow, (v) glut, cloy, gorge, satiate; antonym (n) lack. difodi 1. exterminate; synonyms (v) annihilate, eradicate, eliminate, destroy, obliterate, extirpate, liquidate, slay, extinguish, kill, 2. annihilate; synonyms (v) abolish, exterminate, quash, crush,
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defeat, demolish, quench, suppress, abrogate, expunge. difraw 1. apathetic; synonyms (adj) indifferent, cool, impassive, uninterested, perfunctory, casual, dull, lazy, lethargic, lukewarm; antonyms (adj) energetic, enthusiastic, fervent, inquisitive, 2. indifferent; synonyms (adj) apathetic, callous, cold, fair, insensible, unconcerned, careless, average, aloof, detached; antonyms (adj) caring, keen, obsessive, eager, involved, surprised. difrawder 1. indifference; synonyms (n) apathy, detachment, disregard, impassiveness, aloofness, disinterest, impassivity, neglect, neutrality, (adj) coldness; antonyms (n) dedication, eagerness, fervor, interest, passion, compassion, favorite, sympathy, 2. apathy; synonyms (n) indifference, inactivity, inertia, lassitude, lethargy, emotionlessness, lukewarmness, passiveness, passivity, supineness; antonyms (n) enthusiasm, energy, keenness, drive, inquisitiveness, vitality. difreiniad disfranchisement; synonym (adj) forfeiture. difreinio 1. disfranchise; synonyms (v) disenfranchise, disqualify, enslave, 2. deprive; synonyms (v) strip, bereave, divest, abridge, despoil, curtail, denude, deny, dismantle, disrobe; antonym (v) enrich. difrif 1. earnestness; synonyms (n) seriousness, sincerity, ardor, fervor, gravity, zeal, devotion, genuineness, (adj) eagerness, intentness; antonym (n) frivolity, 2. seriousness; synonyms (n) earnest, earnestness, graveness, importance, solemnity, staidness, consequence, austerity, severity, significance; antonyms (n) flippancy, insignificance, lightheartedness, giddiness, jollity. difrifddwys solemn; synonyms (adj) grave, serious, earnest, heavy, important, sedate, devout, formal, demure, (v) sober; antonym (adj) frivolous. difrifol 1. earnest; synonyms (adj) devout, serious, eager, solemn, ardent, diligent, heartfelt, intense, sincere, (n) guarantee; antonyms (adj) flippant, halfhearted, uncertain, 2. grave; synonyms (adj) austere, critical, severe, earnest, bad, dangerous, deep, grand, (v) acute, engrave; antonyms (adj) mild, frivolous, funny, 3. serious; synonyms (adj) grave, heavy, sedate, great, hard, considerable, grievous, sad, (v) important, momentous; antonyms (adj) lighthearted, cheerful, humorous, minor, playful, slight, 4. solemn; synonyms (adj) formal, demure, dignified, sacred, awful, ceremonial, (v) sober, imposing, reverent, (n) noble. difrifoli 1. sober; synonyms (adj) serious, grave, sedate, sane, earnest, moderate, quiet, solemn, modest, abstemious; antonym (adj) intoxicated, 2. solemnize; synonyms (v) celebrate, keep,
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commemorate, observe, hold, solemnise, manage, signalize. difrod 1. waste; synonyms (n) desert, refuse, damage, (adj) spoil, desolate, (v) consume, exhaust, ruin, squander, ravage; antonyms (v) conserve, save, 2. havoc; synonyms (n) desolation, devastation, destruction, mayhem, demolition, debacle, waste, carnage, chaos, downfall, 3. damage; synonyms (n) blemish, injury, wound, loss, (v) harm, hurt, abuse, injure, afflict, (adj) impair; antonyms (n) service, (v) enhance, repair, bolster. difrodi 1. waste; synonyms (n) desert, refuse, damage, (adj) spoil, desolate, (v) consume, exhaust, ruin, squander, ravage; antonyms (v) conserve, save, 2. spoil; synonyms (v) plunder, corrupt, impair, rot, deface, indulge, injure, mar, sack, (adj) harm; antonyms (v) enhance, improve, 3. ravage; synonyms (v) devastate, demolish, destroy, harry, pillage, loot, forage, (n) waste, havoc, loss. difrodwr spoiler; synonyms (n) depredator, looter, pillager, plunderer, raider, robber, despoiler, freebooter, spoliator, bungler. difrycheulyd 1. immaculate; synonyms (adj) chaste, clean, clear, faultless, flawless, pure, spotless, perfect, blameless, neat; antonym (adj) dirty, 2. spotless; synonyms (adj) immaculate, guiltless, innocent, impeccable, unblemished, speckless, stainless, virtuous, untarnished, sinless. difuddio 1. deprive; synonyms (v) strip, bereave, divest, abridge, despoil, curtail, denude, deny, dismantle, disrobe; antonym (v) enrich, 2. bereave; synonyms (v) deprive, rob, oust, lose, disinherit, widow, depose, destroy, outstrip, pass. difwyno 1. defile; synonyms (n) debase, (v) contaminate, corrupt, foul, soil, taint, befoul, infect, (adj) debauch, pollute; antonym (v) clean, 2. foul; synonyms (adj) base, disgusting, filthy, nasty, evil, dingy, putrid, (v) dirty, coarse, defile; antonyms (adj) pleasant, fair, (v) pure, 3. soil; synonyms (n) ground, dirt, grime, land, dust, (v) smudge, blot, mire, blemish, mould, 4. sully; synonyms (v) stain, besmirch, slander, smear, spot, tarnish, cloud, defame, (adj) blacken, maculate; antonym (v) praise, 5. mar; synonyms (v) disfigure, spoil, deface, harm, impair, injure, hurt, deflower, maim, (adj) damage; antonym (v) enhance. difyfyr impromptu; synonyms (adj) extemporaneous, extempore, offhand, improvised, unprepared, extemporary, makeshift, (n) improvisation, (adv) adlib, informal; antonym (adj) prepared. difyr 1. diverting; synonyms (v) amusing, (adj) entertaining, comical, amusive, droll, fun, comic, funny, laughable, 2. amusing; synonyms (adj) humorous, pleasant, agreeable, diverting, enjoyable, hilarious, pleasing, risible, readable, (n) witty; antonyms (adj) dull, boring, tragic, 3.
pleasant; synonyms (adj) bright, acceptable, amiable, charming, jolly, kindly, nice, facetious, affable, attractive; antonyms (adj) unpleasant, disagreeable, disgusting, foul, gruesome, harsh, horrible, nasty, repugnant, shocking. difyrru 1. amuse; synonyms (v) divert, absorb, beguile, entertain, please, charm, delight, disport, distract, occupy; antonym (v) bore, 2. beguile; synonyms (v) attract, allure, bluff, captivate, cheat, enchant, entrap, amuse, bewitch, deceive, 3. divert; synonyms (v) deflect, deviate, depart, sidetrack, pervert, convert, relax, gratify, dissuade, recreate. difyrrus 1. diverting; synonyms (v) amusing, (adj) entertaining, comical, amusive, droll, fun, comic, funny, laughable, 2. amusing; synonyms (adj) humorous, pleasant, agreeable, diverting, enjoyable, hilarious, pleasing, risible, readable, (n) witty; antonyms (adj) dull, boring, tragic. difyrrwch 1. amusement; synonyms (n) distraction, diversion, entertainment, pastime, pleasure, recreation, sport, enjoyment, hobby, joy; antonyms (n) sadness, boredom, 2. entertainment; synonyms (n) amusement, party, feast, fun, reception, regalement, show, cheer, banquet, carousal, 3. diversion; synonyms (n) deviation, detour, digression, aberration, deflection, deflexion, game, play, departure, avocation, 4. fun; synonyms (adj) amusing, entertaining, (n) frolic, comedy, delight, humor, jest, merriment, mirth, (v) banter; antonym (n) misery. difyrrwr entertainer; synonyms (n) actor, comedian, host, performer, player, artist, musician. dig 1. wrathful; synonyms (adj) angry, furious, irate, indignant, ireful, wroth, incensed, mad, raging, resentful, 2. wrath; synonyms (n) anger, fury, ire, rage, resentment, displeasure, indignation, passion, madness, choler, 3. angry; synonyms (adj) provoked, fierce, vehement, maddened, fuming, outraged, piqued, splenetic, angered, annoyed; antonyms (adj) calm, pleased, gentle, 4. anger; synonyms (n) annoyance, (v) enrage, incense, aggravate, displease, exasperate, irritate, offend, wrath, fume; antonyms (n) pleasure, composure, (v) please, placate, pacify. digalon 1. depressed; synonyms (adj) concave, low, blue, dejected, dispirited, down, downcast, downhearted, gloomy, hollow; antonyms (adj) cheerful, happy, convex, 2. dejected; synonyms (adj) crestfallen, depressed, sad, desolate, despairing, despondent, melancholy, miserable, sorrowful, spiritless; antonym (adj) elated, 3. disheartened; synonyms (v) discouraged, (adj) demoralized, disappointed; antonym (adj) optimistic, 4. sad; synonyms (adj) dreary, dismal, distressing, mournful, pitiable, pitiful, bad, bleak,
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Welsh - English deplorable, depressing; antonyms (adj) joyful, brave, cheery, composed. digalondid 1. depression; synonyms (n) basin, cavity, dejection, decline, dent, dip, hole, hollow, impression, slump; antonyms (n) cheerfulness, happiness, boom, elation, encouragement, inflation, outcrop, 2. dejection; synonyms (n) depression, discouragement, gloom, sadness, despair, grief, melancholy, sorrow, woe, blues. digalonni 1. appall; synonyms (v) dismay, horrify, alarm, appal, shock, daunt, intimidate, terrify, affright, outrage, 2. dishearten; synonyms (v) depress, deject, sadden, deter, disappoint, dispirit, frustrate, unnerve, chill, (adj) discourage; antonyms (v) encourage, cheer, 3. discourage; synonyms (v) demoralize, dishearten, dampen, cow, discountenance, check, damp, dissuade, inhibit, (n) abash; antonym (v) promote. digamsyniol unmistakable; synonyms (adj) clear, obvious, evident, plain, manifest, decided, definite, palpable, (v) unequivocal, positive. digasedd 1. enmity; synonyms (n) animosity, antagonism, hostility, aggression, antipathy, hatred, rancor, war, aversion, dislike; antonym (n) friendship, 2. hatred; synonyms (n) detestation, abhorrence, disgust, grudge, anger, abomination, odium, resentment, (v) hate, enmity; antonyms (n) love, adoration, liking, 3. animosity; synonyms (n) malice, spite, animus, bitterness, gall, opposition, unfriendliness, acrimony; antonym (n) friendliness. digasog 1. hated; synonyms (adj) detested, despised, disliked, reviled, scorned, unpopular, abhorrent, despicable, insufferable, loathed; antonym (adj) popular, 2. hateful; synonyms (adj) detestable, disgusting, abominable, execrable, nasty, obnoxious, odious, hideous, distasteful, foul; antonyms (adj) lovable, delightful. digio 1. anger; synonyms (n) displeasure, fury, rage, indignation, (v) enrage, incense, aggravate, displease, exasperate, irritate; antonyms (n) pleasure, composure, (v) please, placate, pacify, calm, 2. offend; synonyms (v) affront, insult, contravene, injure, disgust, infringe, abuse, anger, annoy, break. digofaint 1. wrath; synonyms (n) anger, fury, ire, rage, resentment, displeasure, indignation, passion, madness, (adj) angry, 2. indignation; synonyms (n) wrath, grudge, choler, outrage, umbrage, animosity, offense, 3. anger; synonyms (n) annoyance, (v) enrage, incense, aggravate, displease, exasperate, irritate, offend, fume, chafe; antonyms (n) pleasure, composure, (v) please, placate, pacify, calm. digofus 1. angry; synonyms (adj) furious, incensed, provoked, fierce, irate, raging, vehement, maddened, fuming, outraged; antonyms (adj) calm,
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pleased, gentle, 2. indignant; synonyms (adj) angry, enraged, wrathful, hurt, hot, resentful, sore. digolledu 1. indemnify; synonyms (v) compensate, reimburse, cover, recompense, assure, recoup, refund, remunerate, repay, requite, 2. compensate; synonyms (v) balance, pay, counterbalance, reward, correct, expiate, indemnify, offset, redeem, redress. digon 1. enough; synonyms (adv) rather, plenty, (n) adequacy, fill, sufficiency, (adj) ample, sufficient, adequate, competent, decent; antonym (adj) inadequate, 2. ample; synonyms (adj) abundant, big, broad, copious, large, plentiful, affluent, considerable, full, heavy; antonyms (adj) small, meager, insufficient, scarce, 3. plenty; synonyms (n) abundance, affluence, copiousness, many, much, plenteousness, exuberance, opulence, plenitude, (adj) enough; antonym (n) few, 4. done; synonyms (adj) finished, complete, completed, over, gone, through, (adv) ended; antonym (adj) unfinished. digonedd 1. abundance; synonyms (n) wealth, amplitude, exuberance, plenitude, profusion, richness, store, treasure, (adj) plenty, riches; antonyms (n) dearth, scarcity, aridity, insufficiency, lack, shortage, 2. plenty; synonyms (n) abundance, affluence, copiousness, many, much, plenteousness, opulence, galore, (adj) enough, adequate; antonyms (n) few, (adj) insufficient. digoni 1. cook; synonyms (n) chef, (v) boil, bake, brew, make, prepare, concoct, falsify, grill, poach, 2. suffice; synonyms (v) serve, answer, do, satisfy, content, fulfill, function, qualify, suit, cloy, 3. satisfy; synonyms (v) please, fill, indulge, meet, persuade, sate, satiate, appease, assuage, (adj) suffice; antonyms (v) dissatisfy, disappoint, displease, intensify. digonol 1. adequate; synonyms (adj) sufficient, acceptable, enough, right, condign, effectual, passable, satisfactory, agreeable, competent; antonyms (adj) inadequate, insufficient, unsatisfactory, 2. abundant; synonyms (adj) copious, generous, lush, luxuriant, thick, plenty, affluent, ample, fertile, fruitful; antonyms (adj) scarce, sparse, meager, 3. sufficient; synonyms (adj) adequate, commensurate, proper, good, full, due, abundant, comfortable, decent, fair, 4. satisfied; synonyms (v) convinced, (adj) contented, happy, content, pleased, certain, confident, sure, complacent, persuaded; antonyms (adj) unhappy, frustrated, 5. satisfying; synonyms (adj) pleasing, enjoyable, gratifying, pleasant, comforting, delightful, hearty, pleasurable, welcome, substantial; antonyms (adj) unpleasant, unrewarding. digonolrwydd 1. abundance; synonyms (n) wealth, amplitude, exuberance, plenitude, profusion,
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richness, store, treasure, (adj) plenty, riches; antonyms (n) dearth, scarcity, aridity, insufficiency, lack, shortage, 2. sufficiency; synonyms (n) adequacy, enough, fill, abundance, adequateness, fullness, capacity. digrif 1. humorous; synonyms (adj) amusing, comical, facetious, funny, comic, droll, witty, farcical, hilarious, jocose; antonyms (adj) serious, tragic, 2. funny; synonyms (adj) eccentric, fishy, peculiar, strange, diverting, curious, entertaining, humorous, laughable, (adv) funnily; antonym (adj) grave. digrifwch 1. fun; synonyms (adj) amusing, (n) amusement, enjoyment, frolic, entertainment, play, recreation, comedy, delight, (v) banter; antonym (n) misery, 2. amusement; synonyms (n) distraction, diversion, pastime, pleasure, sport, hobby, joy, laughter, dissipation, festivity; antonyms (n) sadness, boredom, 3. mirth; synonyms (n) happiness, hilarity, cheerfulness, exhilaration, gladness, bliss, fun, (adj) glee, merriment, jollity. digroeni 1. skin (croen); synonyms (n) peel, hide, coating, fur, hull, rind, shell, (v) pare, bark, scrape, 2. bark; synonyms (n) snarl, yelp, bay, crust, shout, (v) yap, skin, cry, growl, roar; antonyms (v) mutter, whisper. digwydd 1. happen; synonyms (v) arise, befall, chance, come, develop, fall, go, appear, bechance, (n) betide, 2. occur; synonyms (v) happen, be, materialize, arrive, ensue, pass, proceed, transpire, break, advance, 3. accrue; synonyms (v) accumulate, collect, grow, result, yield, accresce, hoard, make, stockpile, adhere, 4. befall; synonyms (v) become, occur, hap, 5. betide; synonyms (n) tide, (v) rise, worth. digwyddiad 1. happening; synonyms (n) accident, episode, incident, circumstance, affair, contingency, event, experience, fact, occasion, 2. event; synonyms (n) case, consequence, effect, occurrence, happening, issue, result, aftermath, time, chance, 3. occurrence; synonyms (n) instance, adventure, eventuality, incidence, matter, thing, juncture, development, situation, act. digynnydd backward; synonyms (adj) back, late, behindhand, coy, dilatory, laggard, reluctant, retarded, slow, (adv) behind; antonyms (adv) forward, ahead. digyrrith liberal; synonyms (adj) generous, bountiful, free, handsome, abundant, benevolent, big, large, kind, ample; antonyms (adj) strict, oppressive, totalitarian, intolerant, (n) conservative. digysgod bleak; synonyms (adj) austere, bare, barren, cold, dreary, black, desolate, murky, raw, bald; antonyms (adj) cheerful, hopeful, lush, mild, sunny.
digywilydd 1. impudent; synonyms (adj) forward, audacious, brassy, disrespectful, impertinent, barefaced, daring, brazen, insolent, (n) bold; antonym (adj) respectful, 2. audacious; synonyms (adj) adventurous, arrogant, brash, impudent, brave, intrepid, shameless, blatant, courageous, enterprising; antonyms (adj) cowardly, modest, 3. blatant; synonyms (adj) conspicuous, noisy, open, flagrant, patent, strident, explicit, blazing, clamant, clamorous; antonyms (adj) concealed, hidden. dihafal 1. peerless; synonyms (adj) incomparable, matchless, nonpareil, unique, unmatched, unrivaled, inimitable, supreme, superlative, unequaled, 2. unequaled; synonyms (adj) unparalleled, unequalled, unsurpassed, alone, only. dihalog 1. pure; synonyms (adj) just, absolute, genuine, natural, artless, clean, clear, faultless, fresh, (n) chaste; antonyms (adj) impure, contaminated, diluted, dishonored, tainted, wicked, 2. undefiled; synonyms (adj) pure, immaculate, spotless, uncorrupted, decent, holy, intact, modest, unblemished, virgin. dihangfa escape; synonyms (v) elude, break, dodge, avoid, evade, run, bolt, circumvent, (n) leak, avoidance; antonyms (v) capture, return. dihangol 1. escaped; synonyms (v) escaping, (adj) free, loose, easy, runaway, wild, fugitive, idle, informal, lax, 2. safe; synonyms (adj) secure, reliable, cautious, dependable, good, harmless, innocuous, sound, correct, (n) closet; antonyms (adj) dangerous, unsafe, hurt, risky, unprotected, vulnerable, harmful, insecure, reckless. dihareb 1. aphorism; synonyms (n) adage, axiom, maxim, proverb, saying, truism, apothegm, byword, dictum, epigram, 2. adage; synonyms (n) aphorism, saw, 3. proverb; synonyms (n) motto, parable. diheintio disinfect; synonyms (v) cleanse, sterilize, clean, purify, antisepticize, bleach, clear, distil, filter, (adj) ventilate; antonyms (v) contaminate, infect. dihenydd 1. end (diwedd); synonyms (n) close, aim, closure, destination, conclusion, (v) cease, complete, finish, discontinue, conclude; antonyms (n) beginning, maintenance, opening, middle, (v) start, begin, continue, 2. death; synonyms (n) demise, end, expiration, exit, cessation, decease, departure, dissolution, doom, dying; antonyms (n) birth, existence, delivery, 3. execution; synonyms (n) performance, accomplishment, achievement, effect, enforcement, implementation, action, discharge, executing, doing. diheuro 1. apologize; synonyms (v) apologise, regret, justify, repent, (n) excuse, extenuate, palliate, gloze, slur, varnish, 2. excuse; synonyms (n) apology,
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Welsh - English alibi, evasion, pretext, (v) pardon, absolve, acquit, condone, exculpate, forgive; antonym (v) punish. dihewyd 1. desire; synonyms (n) ambition, hope, aspiration, will, wish, (v) fancy, aspire, seek, want, aim; antonyms (n) aversion, reality, (v) dislike, hate, 2. devotion; synonyms (n) adoration, allegiance, attachment, dedication, loyalty, passion, worship, affection, consecration, (adj) veneration; antonyms (n) indifference, disloyalty. dihidlo 1. drop; synonyms (v) fall, decrease, deposit, dribble, droop, abandon, cast, dip, (n) decline, collapse; antonyms (v) rise, increase, lift, (n) growth, 2. shed; synonyms (v) discard, drop, moult, scatter, exuviate, molt, dismiss, (n) hut, shack, cabin, 3. distill; synonyms (v) distil, extract, purify, refine, trickle, sublime, filter, drip. dihoeni 1. waste; synonyms (n) desert, refuse, damage, (adj) spoil, desolate, (v) consume, exhaust, ruin, squander, ravage; antonyms (v) conserve, save, 2. languish; synonyms (v) decline, fail, die, ache, decay, (adj) fade, flag, drop, (n) droop, pine, 3. pine; synonyms (n) yearn, sink, (v) languish, long, suffer, yen, (adj) peak. dihuno 1. wake; synonyms (v) awaken, awake, rouse, stir, arouse, excite, provoke, vigil, (n) train, trail; antonym (v) sleep, 2. awake; synonyms (adj) alive, alert, attentive, conscious, aware, intelligent, keen, sleepless, (v) wake, waken; antonyms (adj) asleep, unconscious, comatose, sleeping, sleepy, 3. rouse; synonyms (v) kindle, instigate, actuate, agitate, disturb, incite, move, fire, inflame, revive; antonyms (v) calm, dampen, 4. arouse; synonyms (v) animate, stimulate, anger, raise, call, evoke, goad, inspire, motivate, quicken. dihysbydd inexhaustible; synonyms (adj) indefatigable, immeasurable, unfailing, infinite, boundless, illimitable, incalculable, unlimited, (v) exhaustless; antonym (adj) exhaustible. dihysbyddu 1. exhaust; synonyms (v) consume, drain, spend, empty, tire, deplete, expend, sap, use, (adj) waste; antonyms (v) conserve, refresh, invigorate, 2. empty; synonyms (adj) discharge, hollow, destitute, bare, blank, barren, abandoned, deserted, (v) clear, desolate; antonyms (adj) full, crowded, meaningful, packed, brimming, inhabited, occupied, swarming, cultivated, (v) fill. dil comb; synonyms (n) cockscomb, combing, crest, (v) brush, ransack, search, dress, groom, rake, scour. dilead 1. abolition; synonyms (n) abolishment, annulment, destruction, ending, annihilation, cancellation, eradication, repeal; antonym (n) reinstatement, 2. deletion; synonyms (n) cut, elimination, omission, removal, exclusion, subtraction, abolition, cessation, cutting, termination; antonym (n) addition.
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dilechdid dialectic; synonyms (n) debate, disputation, logic, argumentation, (adj) polemical, dialectical, forensic, analytic, (v) argumentative, controversial. diledryw 1. genuine; synonyms (adj) actual, authentic, sincere, true, unsophisticated, candid, faithful, artless, factual, hearty; antonyms (adj) bogus, fake, insincere, affected, artificial, dishonest, false, pretend, hypocritical, replica, 2. pure; synonyms (adj) just, absolute, genuine, natural, clean, clear, faultless, fresh, good, (n) chaste; antonyms (adj) impure, contaminated, diluted, dishonored, tainted, wicked. dileu 1. annul; synonyms (v) abrogate, abolish, repeal, rescind, reverse, revoke, void, annihilate, invalidate, (adj) nullify; antonym (v) validate, 2. delete; synonyms (v) cancel, erase, clear, expunge, raze, cut, destroy, edit, excise, obliterate; antonyms (v) insert, record, 3. abolish; synonyms (v) end, eradicate, extinguish, terminate, exterminate, liquidate, overthrow, purge, remove, (adj) annul; antonym (v) establish, 4. abrogate; synonyms (v) quash, undo, vacate, consider also 5. blot out; synonyms (v) delete, efface, obscure, eclipse, hide. dilewyrch dismal; synonyms (adj) cheerless, dark, dejected, depressing, desolate, disconsolate, dreary, gloomy, melancholy, black; antonyms (adj) cheerful, bright, happy. dilin refined; synonyms (adj) elegant, cultured, delicate, graceful, polished, polite, gentle, pure, courteous, courtly; antonyms (adj) coarse, unrefined, raw, uncouth, rough. dillad clothes; synonyms (n) apparel, attire, clothing, dress, garb, garment, wardrobe, thing, gown, toggery. dilladu clothe; synonyms (v) array, dress, apparel, cover, garb, clad, arrange, deck, invest, (n) attire; antonym (v) undress. dilledydd clothier; synonyms (n) milliner, sempstress, snip, haberdasher. dilledyn 1. garment; synonyms (n) habiliment, gown, habit, vest, things, clothing, (v) dress, garb, apparel, clothe, 2. attire; synonyms (n) costume, garment, clothes, outfit, fashion, (v) array, enrobe, wear, tire, adorn. dillyn 1. elegant; synonyms (adj) graceful, courtly, delicate, splendid, beautiful, dainty, polite, refined, dressy, artistic; antonyms (adj) clumsy, inelegant, scruffy, ugly, coarse, plain, tacky, 2. chaste; synonyms (adj) pure, virtuous, modest, moral, virgin, unsullied, austere, classic, continent, decent; antonyms (adj) corrupt, unchaste, 3. refined; synonyms (adj) elegant, cultured, polished, gentle, courteous, cultivated, urbane, chaste, fine, educated; antonyms (adj) unrefined, raw, uncouth, rough.
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dillynder 1. elegance; synonyms (n) delicacy, daintiness, beauty, refinement, chic, flair, grace, style, courtliness, class; antonyms (n) clumsiness, awkwardness, 2. refinement; synonyms (n) cultivation, culture, gentility, purification, civilization, courtesy, elaboration, finish, nicety, (adj) elegance; antonyms (n) rudeness, vulgarity. dillynion gems; synonyms (n) jewelry, jewels, charms, ornaments, trinkets. dilorni 1. abuse; synonyms (n) affront, misuse, harm, outrage, reproach, (v) insult, mistreat, injure, assault, (adj) maltreat; antonyms (v) praise, respect, 2. revile; synonyms (v) abuse, rail, blaspheme, taunt, vilify, vituperate, attack, denounce, (n) malign, (adj) profane. dilychwin 1. unsullied; synonyms (adj) clean, unstained, unblemished, unspotted, chaste, immaculate, innocent, pure, spotless, guiltless, 2. spotless; synonyms (adj) faultless, flawless, impeccable, perfect, blameless, speckless, stainless, virtuous, untarnished, clear; antonym (adj) dirty. dilyn 1. imitate; synonyms (v) copy, duplicate, forge, ape, emulate, follow, feign, counterfeit, mimic, mock, 2. attend; synonyms (v) accompany, assist, escort, serve, advert, aid, conduct, hear, (n) tend, doctor, 3. follow; synonyms (v) chase, pursue, adhere, adopt, comprehend, continue, ensue, grasp, hunt, (adj) catch; antonyms (v) precede, guide, head, lead, 4. pursue; synonyms (v) dog, prosecute, course, haunt, hound, persist, stalk, tail, practice, court. dilyniad 1. following; synonyms (adj) consequent, next, ensuing, subsequent, consecutive, (v) consequential, (n) entourage, chase, (adv) under, after; antonym (adj) preceding, 2. imitation; synonyms (n) counterfeit, dummy, sham, copy, forgery, mockery, (adj) fake, bogus, false, (v) parody; antonyms (n) original, (adj) genuine, real. dilynol 1. consequent; synonyms (adj) ensuing, following, resultant, resulting, sequent, attendant, consequential, next, succeeding, (v) subsequent, 2. following; synonyms (adj) consequent, consecutive, later, posterior, (n) entourage, chase, followers, pursuit, (adv) under, after; antonym (adj) preceding. dilynwr 1. follower; synonyms (n) disciple, backer, devotee, fan, adherent, admirer, cohort, apostle, attendant, believer; antonyms (n) detractor, opponent, 2. imitator; synonyms (n) mimic, follower, ape, copycat, impersonator, copier, emulator, aper. dilys 1. genuine; synonyms (adj) actual, authentic, sincere, true, unsophisticated, candid, faithful, artless, factual, hearty; antonyms (adj) bogus, fake, insincere, affected, artificial, dishonest, false, pretend, hypocritical, replica, 2. certain;
synonyms (adj) definite, sure, absolute, assured, dependable, indisputable, reliable, categorical, decisive, (v) bound; antonyms (adj) uncertain, doubtful, unsure, questionable, 3. authentic; synonyms (adj) genuine, accurate, real, right, straight, believable, trustworthy, valid, unfeigned, (v) authoritative; antonym (adj) unrealistic, 4. sure (sicr); synonyms (adj) certain, secure, safe, firm, confident, infallible, positive, (adv) certainly, (v) steady, convinced; antonym (adj) hesitant. dilysrwydd genuineness; synonyms (n) authenticity, reality, sincerity, earnestness, honesty, truth, veracity, actuality, fact. dilysu 1. warrant; synonyms (n) guarantee, authority, vouch, authorization, security, (v) permit, license, assure, justify, sanction, 2. certify; synonyms (v) authenticate, attest, accredit, affirm, endorse, warrant, ensure, confirm, corroborate, declare, 3. guarantee; synonyms (n) bail, guaranty, warranty, assurance, pledge, bond, collateral, (v) certify, promise, engage. dim 1. anything; synonyms (pron) whatever, suchlike, (n) aught, thing, aucht, (adv) anywise, 2. nothing; synonyms (n) zero, cipher, nobody, nihil, nonentity, cypher, nix, null, (adv) naught, (adj) nil; antonym (pron) something, 3. none; synonym (adj) no, 4. not; synonyms (adv) nay, nor, nowise, never, (adj) shaven, shorn, 5. any; synonyms (adj) all, either, whichever, every, several, some, alone, few, ony, (pron) who, 6. aught; synonyms (n) anything, nothing, ought, zilch, zip, (adj) any, 7. nought; synonym (n) nada. dimai halfpenny; synonyms (adj) bulrush, feather, jot, peppercorn, rap, (n) ha'penny, bawbee. dimensiwn dimension; synonyms (n) degree, breadth, bulk, magnitude, size, attribute, length, proportion, range, dimensions. dinas city; synonyms (n) town, borough, burgh, metropolis, municipality, village, (adj) municipal, civic, urban, public; antonym (adj) rural. dinasyddiaeth citizenship; synonyms (n) nationality, freedom. dinesig 1. civil; synonyms (adj) polite, courteous, civic, affable, gracious, mannerly, municipal, obliging, public, civilised; antonyms (adj) rude, abrupt, 2. civic; synonyms (adj) city, urban, national, civil, communal, local; antonym (adj) private. dinesydd citizen; synonyms (n) civilian, denizen, inhabitant, national, resident, native, subject, voter; antonym (n) foreigner. dinistr 1. bane; synonyms (n) canker, poison, anathema, blight, curse, pest, plague, ruin, scourge, undoing, 2. destruction; synonyms (n) death, collapse, abolition, damage, demolition, desolation, devastation, downfall, end, (v) defeat; antonyms (n) construction, creation, preservation, protection, conservation, formation, reparation.
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Welsh - English dinistrio destroy; synonyms (v) break, demolish, blight, despoil, annihilate, blast, crush, (adj) desolate, abolish, consume; antonyms (v) build, preserve, create, make. dinistriol 1. baneful; synonyms (adj) harmful, noxious, baleful, deadly, hurtful, injurious, pernicious, pestilent, poisonous, ruinous, 2. destructive; synonyms (adj) baneful, malign, evil, fatal, mischievous, deleterious, calamitous, negative, vicious, slaughterous; antonyms (adj) harmless, constructive, creative. dinistriwr destroyer; synonyms (n) vandal, destructor, ruiner, assassin, bravo, butcher, conqueror, cutter, demolition, destruction; antonym (n) maker. dinistrydd destroyer; synonyms (n) vandal, destructor, ruiner, assassin, bravo, butcher, conqueror, cutter, demolition, destruction; antonym (n) maker. diniwed 1. harmless; synonyms (adj) innocuous, safe, benign, inoffensive, hurtless, innocent, innoxious, intact, simple, (n) silly; antonyms (adj) harmful, damaging, destructive, lethal, poisonous, toxic, 2. innocent; synonyms (adj) harmless, chaste, artless, clear, ingenuous, guileless, guiltless, ignorant, blameless, faultless; antonyms (adj) guilty, culpable, responsible, wary, wicked. diniweidrwydd innocence; synonyms (n) cleanness, blamelessness, chastity, ignorance, artlessness, gullibility, ingenuousness, purity, innocency, simplicity; antonyms (n) guilt, sophistication. dinodedd 1. insignificance; synonyms (n) inconsequence, unimportance, insignificancy, indifference, inconsiderableness, meanness, slightness, smallness, littleness, anonymity; antonyms (n) significance, importance, seriousness, gravity, 2. obscurity; synonyms (n) dark, darkness, gloom, dimness, shade, obscureness, night, haze, oblivion, abstruseness; antonym (n) clarity. dinoethi 1. expose; synonyms (v) disclose, endanger, betray, detect, display, exhibit, air, bare, debunk, discover; antonyms (v) conceal, protect, cover, enclose, 2. bare; synonyms (adj) naked, austere, bald, stark, bleak, desolate, devoid, exposed, (v) empty, show; antonyms (adj) covered, cultivated, ornate, concealed, 3. denude; synonyms (v) strip, denudate, deprive, despoil, dismantle, disrobe, divest, expose, uncover, undress. diod 1. beverage; synonyms (n) drink, potable, alcohol, drinkable, potation, draft, draught, libation, (v) broth, soup, 2. drink (yfed); synonyms (n) beverage, brew, potion, swallow, crapulence, (v) booze, carouse, bib, absorb, down. dioddef 1. bear (arth); synonyms (v) carry, accept, abide, acquit, stand, take, afford, allow, apply,
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assume, 2. wait; synonyms (v) expect, anticipate, stop, ambush, await, lurk, (n) delay, pause, hold, (adj) tarry, 3. endure; synonyms (v) bear, suffer, undergo, bide, brook, defy, dwell, (n) be, (adj) continue, support; antonyms (v) succumb, perish, 4. suffer; synonyms (v) encounter, endure, experience, have, permit, receive, smart, sustain, tolerate, pay, 5. suffering; synonyms (v) pain, (n) affliction, agony, anguish, distress, hurt, grief, hardship, misery, (adj) miserable; antonym (n) content. dioddefaint 1. passion; synonyms (n) fury, affection, feeling, fervor, fire, love, anger, craving, desire, (v) ardor; antonyms (n) apathy, indifference, 2. suffering; synonyms (v) pain, (n) affliction, agony, anguish, distress, hurt, grief, hardship, misery, (adj) miserable; antonym (n) content. dioddefgarwch patience; synonyms (n) endurance, forbearance, fortitude, longanimity, equanimity, resignation, tolerance, restraint, (v) moderation, calmness; antonym (n) impatience. diofal careless; synonyms (adj) inconsiderate, cursory, forgetful, haphazard, inattentive, insouciant, reckless, hasty, (v) heedless, (adv) thoughtless; antonyms (adj) careful, cautious, prudent, attentive, diligent, meticulous, thorough, thoughtful, guarded, methodical. diofalwch carelessness; synonyms (n) neglect, negligence, inattention, indifference, nonchalance, abandon, disregard, forgetfulness, imprudence, laxity; antonyms (n) alertness, attention, care, caution, vigilance. diofryd 1. ban; synonyms (n) anathema, bar, veto, restraint, command, curse, embargo, (v) forbid, prohibit, banish; antonyms (v) permit, allow, sanction, 2. taboo; synonyms (adj) forbidden, banned, prohibited, proscribed, illegal, (n) tabu, prohibition, (v) ban, interdict, outlaw; antonym (adj) acceptable, 3. vow; synonyms (n) promise, pledge, oath, plight, undertaking, guarantee, word, (v) swear, engage, betroth. diog 1. lazy; synonyms (adj) indolent, idle, inert, drowsy, inactive, shiftless, dull, faineant, remiss, slothful; antonyms (adj) energetic, diligent, active, 2. indolent; synonyms (adj) lazy, sluggish, careless, listless, otiose, slow, torpid, lackadaisical, languid, lethargic, 3. slothful; synonyms (adj) slack, futile, ineffectual, lifeless. diogel 1. safe; synonyms (adj) secure, reliable, cautious, dependable, good, harmless, innocuous, sound, correct, (n) closet; antonyms (adj) dangerous, unsafe, hurt, risky, unprotected, vulnerable, harmful, insecure, reckless, 2. certain; synonyms (adj) actual, definite, sure, absolute, assured, indisputable, categorical, decisive, fixed, (v) bound; antonyms (adj) uncertain, doubtful, unsure,
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questionable, 3. sure (sicr); synonyms (adj) certain, safe, firm, confident, infallible, positive, fast, (adv) certainly, (v) steady, convinced; antonym (adj) hesitant, 4. secure; synonyms (v) close, fix, preserve, fasten, acquire, assure, attain, ensure, (adj) attach, bind; antonyms (v) lose, detach, (adj) loose. diogelu secure; synonyms (v) close, fix, preserve, fasten, acquire, assure, (adj) safe, firm, certain, confident; antonyms (v) lose, detach, (adj) insecure, vulnerable, loose, unsafe. diogelwch 1. security; synonyms (n) pledge, protection, safety, hostage, insurance, collateral, guard, secureness, strength, (v) bond; antonym (n) danger, 2. safety; synonyms (n) refuge, security, bingle, safe, asylum, sanctuary, cover, preservation, safeness, shelter; antonym (n) hazard. diogi 1. laziness; synonyms (n) idleness, indolence, acedia, inactivity, inertia, sloth, slowness, lethargy, lassitude; antonym (n) energy, 2. idle; synonyms (adj) inactive, indolent, lazy, free, baseless, frivolous, fruitless, groundless, unfounded, empty; antonyms (adj) busy, active, employed, (v) change. dioglyd 1. sluggish; synonyms (adj) dull, idle, inactive, indolent, inert, slow, drowsy, languid, (n) lazy, heavy; antonyms (adj) active, energetic, brisk, fast, 2. indolent; synonyms (adj) slothful, sluggish, careless, faineant, listless, otiose, torpid, lackadaisical, lethargic, passive, 3. lazy; synonyms (adj) shiftless, remiss, leisurely, sluggard, tardy, apathetic, easygoing, negligent, slack, (n) sleepy; antonym (adj) diligent. diogyn 1. idler; synonyms (n) dawdler, bum, laggard, lazybones, loafer, layabout, loiterer, vagabond; antonym (n) leader, 2. sluggard; synonyms (n) slug, idler, slugabed, (v) drone, lag, lingerer, (adj) sluggish. diolch 1. thanks; synonyms (n) acknowledgment, appreciation, gratitude, blessing, grace, praise, benediction, credit, recognition, 2. thank; synonyms (v) acknowledge, bless, remercy, kiss, 3. thanksgiving; synonym (n) thanks, consider also 4. give thanks; synonyms (v) thank, appreciate. diolchgar 1. appreciative; synonyms (adj) grateful, thankful, supportive, appreciatory, indebted, complimentary, sympathetic; antonym (adj) ungrateful, 2. grateful; synonyms (adj) agreeable, appreciative, beholden, obliged, pleasing, (n) welcome, 3. thankful; synonyms (adj) contented, pleased, gratified, relieved, acceptable, cheerful, delicious, delighted, delightful, fortunate; antonym (adj) worried. diolchgarwch 1. gratitude; synonyms (n) appreciation, thanks, acknowledgment, feeling, anger, benediction, conviction, credit, recognition, resentment; antonym (n) ingratitude, 2.
thankfulness; synonyms (n) gratefulness, appreciativeness, merit, (adj) gratitude. diolwg ugly; synonyms (adj) nasty, disagreeable, forbidding, frightful, gruesome, hideous, homely, repulsive, surly, evil; antonyms (adj) beautiful, attractive, good-looking, flowing, ornamental. diorseddu 1. depose; synonyms (v) depone, overthrow, aver, displace, oust, swear, dismiss, remove, (n) testify, (adj) dethrone; antonym (v) install, 2. dethrone; synonyms (v) depose, disenthrone, uncrown, unthrone; antonym (v) enthrone. diosg 1. strip; synonyms (n) band, slip, (v) deprive, despoil, divest, peel, plunder, rifle, denude, ransack; antonyms (v) dress, decorate, 2. divest; synonyms (v) bereave, dispossess, dismantle, disrobe, strip, devest, free, relieve, rob; antonym (v) invest, 3. undress; synonyms (v) unclothe, discase, doff, unrobe, uncase, (n) dishabille, disarray, consider also 4. put off; synonyms (v) defer, delay, postpone, adjourn, shelve, disconcert, evade, procrastinate, remit, suspend. diota 1. booze; synonyms (n) alcohol, liquor, bouse, spirits, (v) drink, carouse, guzzle, bowse, (adj) tipple, tope, 2. bib; synonyms (n) brat, bibcock, bosom, (adj) besot, booze, bum, lush, soak, sot, swill, 3. tipple; synonyms (n) potation, draft, draught, (v) bib, imbibe. diotwr 1. drinker; synonyms (n) drunk, imbiber, toper, potator, juicer, reamer, 2. tippler; synonyms (n) bibber, draughtsman, maltworm, whetter, (v) drunkard, sot. dipton diphthong; synonyms (n) triphthong, (v) diphthongize. dir 1. certain; synonyms (adj) actual, definite, sure, absolute, assured, dependable, indisputable, reliable, categorical, (v) bound; antonyms (adj) uncertain, doubtful, unsure, questionable, 2. necessary; synonyms (adj) essential, compulsory, important, inevitable, basic, mandatory, fundamental, (n) requisite, necessity, demand; antonyms (adj) unnecessary, optional, surplus, needless, unjustified. diraddio degrade; synonyms (v) debase, cheapen, demean, debauch, corrupt, decrease, dishonor, disparage, (n) disgrace, (adj) abase. diraddiol degrading; synonyms (adj) shameful, debasing, derogatory, disgraceful, humiliating, ignominious, corrupting. dirboen torture; synonyms (n) torment, distress, pain, agony, anguish, suffering, excruciation, (v) rack, afflict, agonize. dirdynnol excruciating; synonyms (adj) agonizing, harrowing, painful, sharp, intolerable, acute,
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Welsh - English violent, insufferable, insupportable, (v) cutting; antonym (adj) bearable. dirdynnu 1. rack; synonyms (n) manger, wrack, bracket, cage, (v) torture, excruciate, torment, afflict, agonize, pain, 2. excruciate; synonyms (v) rack, crucify, bedevil, discruciate, dun, hurt, strike, try, (n) cruciate, (adj) excruciated, 3. torture; synonyms (n) distress, agony, anguish, suffering, excruciation, grief, misery, martyrdom, (v) persecute, martyr. direidi 1. mischievousness; synonyms (n) mischief, roguery, badness, devilment, devilry, deviltry, impishness, rascality, 2. mischief; synonyms (n) injury, evil, harm, damage, detriment, disadvantage, ill, caper, maleficence, (adj) hurt. direidus 1. arch; synonyms (n) arc, acute, bend, curvature, dome, (v) curve, bow, vault, (adj) shrewd, sly; antonym (v) straightness, 2. mischievous; synonyms (adj) bad, evil, injurious, detrimental, hurtful, naughty, deleterious, harmful, impish, maleficent; antonym (adj) good. direol 1. disorderly; synonyms (adj) confused, chaotic, disordered, wild, boisterous, disobedient, disorganized, irregular, jumbled, (v) lawless; antonyms (adj) orderly, well-behaved, neat, arranged, 2. unruly; synonyms (adj) disorderly, headstrong, insubordinate, intractable, uncontrollable, rambunctious, rebellious, refractory, ungovernable, wayward; antonym (adj) manageable. dirfawr 1. immense; synonyms (adj) huge, vast, colossal, enormous, gigantic, great, immeasurable, big, boundless, giant; antonyms (adj) small, tiny, 2. enormous; synonyms (adj) immense, excessive, exorbitant, large, prodigious, tremendous, stupendous, gargantuan, infinite, massive; antonyms (adj) minute, insignificant, miniature, 3. huge; synonyms (adj) extensive, elephantine, ample, considerable, jumbo, monstrous, monumental, heavy, untold, bulky, 4. vast; synonyms (adj) spacious, wide, unlimited, broad, unbounded, limitless, roomy, endless, mammoth, mighty; antonyms (adj) limited, narrow, cramped. dirgel secret; synonyms (adj) concealed, covert, hidden, mysterious, confidential, furtive, obscure, occult, (v) private, secluded; antonyms (adj) open, (n) known, public. dirgeledig 1. hidden; synonyms (adj) clandestine, concealed, obscure, dark, covert, latent, secret, arcane, buried, confidential; antonyms (adj) obvious, exposed, open, active, noticeable, overt, revealing, 2. secret; synonyms (adj) hidden, mysterious, furtive, occult, secrecy, (n) privacy, arcanum, (v) private, secluded, close; antonyms (n) known, public, 3. mystical; synonyms (adj) mystic, esoteric, cryptic, cryptical, metaphysical.
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hate, slight; antonyms (v) admire, respect, 2. scorn; synonyms (n) contempt, neglect, derision, mockery, insult, (v) despise, ridicule, deride, disregard, reject; antonyms (n) approval, (v) appreciate, praise. dirmygus 1. contemptible; synonyms (adj) abject, despicable, base, mean, pitiful, abominable, dishonorable, ignoble, little, miserable; antonym (adj) admirable, 2. contemptuous; synonyms (adj) disdainful, scornful, arrogant, insulting, supercilious, haughty, proud, abusive, condescending, cynical; antonyms (adj) respectful, approving. dirnad 1. apprehend; synonyms (v) appreciate, arrest, comprehend, catch, conceive, fathom, grasp, realize, understand, follow; antonym (v) release, 2. discern; synonyms (v) behold, differentiate, see, descry, detect, distinguish, perceive, recognize, find, discover, 3. comprehend; synonyms (v) apprehend, embrace, comprise, feel, sense, apperceive, admit, compass, contain, cover. dirnadaeth 1. discernment; synonyms (n) appreciation, comprehension, judgment, discretion, sense, taste, understanding, apprehension, discrimination, insight, 2. comprehension; synonyms (n) conception, grasp, inclusion, intelligence, knowledge, wit, capacity, familiarity, acumen, discernment; antonyms (n) misunderstanding, incomprehension, 3. apprehension; synonyms (n) alarm, dread, arrest, capture, foreboding, misgiving, trepidation, anticipation, (adj) anxiety, (v) doubt; antonyms (n) reassurance, release, confidence, calmness. dirprwy 1. deputy; synonyms (n) agent, surrogate, alternate, delegate, substitute, ambassador, assistant, replacement, representative, (adj) proxy, 2. delegate; synonyms (n) deputy, spokesman, envoy, (v) assign, appoint, commission, depute, consign, send, transfer. dirprwyaeth 1. commission; synonyms (n) board, mission, delegation, job, mandate, warrant, (v) assign, accredit, designate, appoint, 2. deputation; synonyms (n) commission, delegacy, legation, delegating. dirprwyo deputize; synonyms (v) delegate, depute, deputise, substitute, assign, appoint, commit. dirprwyol vicarious; synonyms (adj) delegated, secondary, vicarial, substitute, eventual, explicit, juicy, sensational, shocking, sympathetic. dirprwywr commissioner; synonyms (n) commissary, delegate, agent, executive, official, representative, collector. dirwasgiad depression; synonyms (n) basin, cavity, dejection, decline, dent, dip, hole, hollow, impression, slump; antonyms (n) cheerfulness,
happiness, boom, elation, encouragement, inflation, outcrop. dirwest 1. temperance; synonyms (n) abstinence, moderation, sobriety, abstemiousness, control, restraint, moderateness, soberness, forbearance, gravity; antonyms (n) excess, intemperance, 2. abstinence; synonyms (n) abstention, temperance, chastity, fast; antonym (n) indulgence. dirwestol temperate; synonyms (adj) mild, sober, abstemious, calm, moderate, reasonable, restrained, balmy, gentle, abstinent; antonym (adj) intemperate. dirwestwr abstainer; synonyms (n) abstinent, ascetic, nondrinker. dirwy fine; synonyms (adj) delicate, agreeable, dainty, brave, capital, elegant, excellent, nice, (n) penalty, (v) punish; antonyms (adj) poor, thick, coarse, substantial, unsatisfactory, wide. dirwyn 1. wind (gwynt); synonyms (n) air, (v) coil, twist, curl, meander, turn, bend, curve, twine, blow, 2. twist; synonyms (n) wind, spin, twirl, entwine, braid, (v) distort, contort, deform, pervert, wrench; antonyms (v) straighten, untwist, 3. twine; synonyms (n) string, cord, rope, thread, (v) lace, enlace, interlace, intertwine, weave, loop. dirwynwr winder; synonyms (n) key, cay, kg, kilo, kilogram, paint, tonality, (v) fail, fan, wither. dirwyo 1. fine; synonyms (adj) delicate, agreeable, dainty, brave, capital, elegant, excellent, nice, (n) penalty, (v) punish; antonyms (adj) poor, thick, coarse, substantial, unsatisfactory, wide, 2. amerce; synonyms (v) fine, mulct, penalize, confiscate, sconce. dirymu 1. annul; synonyms (v) abrogate, abolish, repeal, rescind, reverse, revoke, void, annihilate, invalidate, (adj) nullify; antonym (v) validate, 2. cancel; synonyms (v) annul, erase, expunge, remit, abate, avoid, efface, eliminate, obliterate, counteract, 3. nullify; synonyms (v) cancel, negate, neutralize, countermand, destroy, dissolve, quash, evacuate, defeat, recall. dirywiad 1. degeneration; synonyms (n) decay, corruption, decline, degeneracy, abasement, decadence, degradation, deterioration, lapse, debasement; antonyms (n) improvement, growth, 2. deterioration; synonyms (n) failure, damage, declension, degeneration, impairment, ruin, wear, atrophy, diminution, (v) depravation; antonym (n) development. dirywio 1. deteriorate; synonyms (v) degenerate, degrade, decline, spoil, worsen, vitiate, descend, drop, fail, impair; antonyms (v) improve, convalesce, recover, 2. degenerate; synonyms (adj) corrupt, debauched, profligate, depraved, dissolute, immoral, (v) deteriorate, decay, relapse, rot; antonyms (adj) honorable, upright.
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Welsh - English dis 1. die (marw); synonyms (v) decease, dead, death, depart, expire, fall, go, pass, conk, (n) dice, 2. dice; synonyms (n) die, bone, whalebone, (v) cube, cut, chop, bet, slice. disbaddu 1. castrate; synonyms (v) emasculate, alter, geld, desexualize, neuter, sterilize, (n) eunuch, 2. geld; synonym (v) castrate, 3. spay; synonyms (v) change, display, falsify, interpolate, splay, spade, spread, vary. disbaidd castrated; synonyms (adj) disabled, unpaved, unsexed. disbyddu drain; synonyms (n) ditch, culvert, dike, (v) deplete, waste, exhaust, bleed, leak, (adj) cloaca, dissipate; antonym (v) bolster. disglair 1. brilliant; synonyms (adj) bright, splendid, glorious, illustrious, intelligent, luminous, magnificent, spectacular, sunny, (v) smart; antonyms (adj) dull, dim, awful, dark, 2. bright; synonyms (adj) clear, alive, apt, vivid, beaming, brainy, brilliant, light, lustrous, shining; antonyms (adj) cloudy, dreary, gloomy, stupid, unintelligent, overcast, shadowy, leaden, slow, thick. disgleirio 1. glitter; synonyms (n) gleam, glimmer, glisten, blaze, (v) flash, glance, beam, glow, shine, coruscate, 2. shine; synonyms (n) sheen, luster, radiance, (v) light, burnish, glitter, sparkle, excel, flame, gloss; antonym (n) dullness. disgrifiad description; synonyms (n) account, type, brand, delineation, depiction, explanation, kind, picture, (adj) class, character. disgrifiadol descriptive; synonyms (adj) expressive, narrative, graphic, illustrative, detailed, epic, illuminating, suggestive, vivid, figurative; antonyms (adj) prescriptive, undescriptive. disgrifio describe; synonyms (v) define, delineate, depict, outline, report, represent, state, draw, relate, qualify. disgwyl 1. look; synonyms (v) seem, appear, expect, (n) face, gaze, appearance, aspect, air, countenance, expression, 2. wait; synonyms (v) anticipate, stop, ambush, await, lurk, stay, (n) delay, pause, hold, (adj) tarry, 3. expect; synonyms (v) assume, believe, demand, understand, abide, calculate, hope, suppose, think, conceive, 4. anticipate; synonyms (v) antedate, forecast, forestall, foretell, estimate, apprehend, divine, guess, predict, presume, 5. bide; synonyms (v) endure, bear, dwell, last, remain, (adj) wait, stand, suffer, tolerate. disgwylfa watchtower; synonyms (n) beacon, belvedere, gazebo, loophole, lookout, attic, garret, turret. disgwylgar 1. watchful; synonyms (adj) alert, vigilant, attentive, careful, cautious, observant, wakeful, wary, mindful, circumspect; antonym (adj) inattentive, 2. expectant; synonyms (adj)
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anticipant, hopeful, pregnant, anticipative, enceinte, big, gravid, confident, eager, heavy. disgwyliad expectation; synonyms (n) anticipation, expectancy, belief, hope, prospect, confidence, outlook, possibility, trust, faith; antonym (n) despair. disgybl 1. pupil; synonyms (n) follower, learner, student, scholar, apprentice, disciple, trainee, schoolchild, novice, adherent, 2. disciple; synonyms (n) apostle, devotee, pupil, believer, proselyte, cohort, partisan, supporter, admirer, convert. disgyblaeth discipline; synonyms (n) chastisement, correction, (v) control, castigate, chastise, train, chasten, exercise, correct, drill. disgyblu discipline; synonyms (n) chastisement, correction, (v) control, castigate, chastise, train, chasten, exercise, correct, drill. disgyn 1. drop; synonyms (v) fall, decrease, deposit, dribble, droop, abandon, cast, dip, (n) decline, collapse; antonyms (v) rise, increase, lift, (n) growth, 2. fall (cwympo); synonyms (v) descend, dive, rain, diminish, dwindle, (n) drop, descent, downfall, plunge, pitch; antonyms (v) ascend, climb, triumph, win, (n) ascent, 3. alight; synonyms (v) light, land, perch, dismount, settle, arrive, (adj) ablaze, burning, blazing, bright, 4. descend; synonyms (v) alight, condescend, deign, derive, down, subside, tumble, come, sink, slope, 5. light (golau); synonyms (adj) fair, clear, facile, (n) flame, brightness, (v) fire, kindle, inflame, glow, ignite; antonyms (adj) fattening, nauseating, (n) dark, darkness, gloom, shade, night, (v) extinguish, darken, (alt sp) heavy, consider also 6. let down (golau); synonyms (v) disappoint, lower, depress, betray, fail, disenchant, (adj) disappointed, disillusioned. disgynfa 1. declivity; synonyms (n) decline, descent, fall, downhill, gradient, downgrade, declension, (v) acclivity, ascent, bank, 2. descent; synonyms (n) ancestry, birth, blood, declination, declivity, derivation, drop, extraction, family, lineage; antonym (n) improvement. disgyniad descent; synonyms (n) ancestry, decline, birth, fall, blood, declension, declination, declivity, derivation, drop; antonyms (n) ascent, improvement. disgynnydd descendant; synonyms (n) child, offspring, scion, offshoot, derivative, heir, outgrowth, brood, daughter, (adj) descendent; antonyms (n) ancestor, precursor. disgyr 1. cry; synonyms (n) shout, bark, scream, yell, clamor, roar, (v) call, bellow, shriek, weep; antonyms (v) laugh, whisper, 2. shout; synonyms (v) cry, bawl, exclaim, hollo, howl, hail, (n) cheer, halloo, outcry, screech.
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disgyrchiant 1. gravitation; synonyms (n) attraction, gravity, graveness, habit, soberness, sobriety, solemnity, somberness, 2. gravity; synonyms (n) earnestness, gravitation, seriousness, significance, weight, sedateness, austerity, importance, moment, (v) poise; antonyms (n) flippancy, insignificance, lightheartedness. disgyrchu gravitate; synonyms (v) fall, tend, slide, slip, descend, drift, approach, (adj) load, press, weigh. di-sigl firm; synonyms (adj) constant, hard, stable, close, compact, determined, fixed, resolute, solid, steadfast; antonyms (adj) irresolute, soft, weak, hesitant, limp, liquid, soggy. disodli supplant; synonyms (v) substitute, replace, succeed, supersede, displace, change, follow. dist 1. beam; synonyms (n) blaze, glow, ray, timber, flash, (v) glare, air, broadcast, gleam, (adj) shine, 2. joist; synonyms (n) beam, girder, rafter, scaffold, summer, trave, stanchion, base, brace, buttress. distadl 1. base; synonyms (n) foundation, (adj) bottom, abject, mean, dishonorable, ignoble, low, vile, bad, (v) ground; antonyms (n) summit, top, (adj) noble, 2. mean; synonyms (v) intend, design, imply, denote, (adj) middle, base, common, hateful, (n) average, contemptible; antonyms (adj) generous, kind, 3. low (isel); synonyms (adj) humble, blue, deep, dejected, depressed, down, downcast, downhearted, (adv) gentle, (n) depression; antonyms (adj) cheerful, happy, high-pitched, loud, important, piercing, (n) high, 4. abject; synonyms (adj) miserable, pitiful, despicable, forlorn, menial, scurvy, servile, (n) dirty, ignominious, scrubby, 5. insignificant; synonyms (adj) minute, inconsequential, inconsiderable, immaterial, infinitesimal, light, little, poor, small, trivial; antonyms (adj) significant, considerable, enormous, great, huge, major, substantial, colossal, influential, momentous. distadledd 1. obscurity; synonyms (n) dark, darkness, gloom, dimness, shade, obscureness, night, haze, oblivion, abstruseness; antonym (n) clarity, 2. insignificance; synonyms (n) inconsequence, unimportance, insignificancy, indifference, inconsiderableness, meanness, slightness, smallness, littleness, anonymity; antonyms (n) significance, importance, seriousness, gravity. distain steward; synonyms (n) custodian, keeper, waiter, warden, attendant, curator, agent, supervisor, questor, receiver. distaw 1. quiet; synonyms (adj) still, lull, pacify, cool, gentle, (v) appease, moderate, (n) calm, hush, compose; antonyms (adj) loud, noisy, talkative, vociferous, active, (n) noise, 2. silent; synonyms (adj) motionless, dumb, mute, tacit, inarticulate,
inaudible, incommunicative, mum, noiseless, (adv) quiet; antonyms (adj) spoken, explicit, open. distawrwydd 1. quiet; synonyms (adj) still, lull, pacify, cool, gentle, (v) appease, moderate, (n) calm, hush, compose; antonyms (adj) loud, noisy, talkative, vociferous, active, (n) noise, 2. silence; synonyms (n) quiet, mum, muteness, quietness, secrecy, (v) allay, mute, gag, muffle, muzzle; antonym (n) sound. distewi 1. calm; synonyms (adj) quiet, peaceful, (v) assuage, appease, cool, still, allay, pacify, easy, (n) lull; antonyms (adj) agitated, angry, nervous, stormy, wild, annoyed, anxious, (v) agitate, upset, (n) agitation, 2. quiet; synonyms (adj) gentle, motionless, placid, (v) moderate, silence, (n) calm, hush, compose, ease, peace; antonyms (adj) loud, noisy, talkative, vociferous, active, (n) noise, 3. silence; synonyms (n) mum, muteness, quietness, secrecy, stillness, calmness, (v) mute, gag, muffle, muzzle; antonym (n) sound. distryw destruction; synonyms (n) death, collapse, ruin, abolition, damage, demolition, desolation, devastation, downfall, (v) defeat; antonyms (n) construction, creation, preservation, protection, conservation, formation, reparation. distrywgar 1. wasteful; synonyms (adj) extravagant, improvident, lavish, prodigal, profuse, profligate, ruinous, spendthrift, uneconomical, thriftless; antonyms (adj) thrifty, economical, 2. destructive; synonyms (adj) baneful, deadly, hurtful, malign, baleful, evil, fatal, harmful, injurious, mischievous; antonyms (adj) harmless, constructive, creative. distrywio destroy; synonyms (v) break, demolish, blight, despoil, annihilate, blast, crush, (adj) desolate, abolish, consume; antonyms (v) build, preserve, create, make. distrywiwr destroyer; synonyms (n) vandal, destructor, ruiner, assassin, bravo, butcher, conqueror, cutter, demolition, destruction; antonym (n) maker. distyll ebb; synonyms (n) wane, retreat, reflux, (v) dwindle, abate, decline, decrease, collapse, fall, flow; antonym (v) tide. distylliad distillation; synonyms (n) distillate, distillment, brew, purification, refinement, extract, exhalation, oozing, sublimination, essence. distyllu distill; synonyms (v) distil, dribble, extract, purify, refine, trickle, sublime, filter, drip, (n) drop. diswta 1. abrupt; synonyms (adj) sudden, brusque, sharp, precipitous, steep, disconnected, discourteous, gruff, hasty, (n) bold; antonyms (adj) civil, gentle, gradual, gracious, rambling, 2. sudden; synonyms (adj) abrupt, quick, rash, unexpected, dramatic, headlong, immediate, precipitate, swift, unforeseen; antonym (adj) considered.
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Welsh - English diswyddiad dismissal; synonyms (n) discharge, conge, denial, dismission, expulsion, release, removal, deposition, acquittal, dissolution. diswyddo discharge; synonyms (n) release, dismissal, (v) acquit, clear, absolve, complete, deliver, eject, cashier, burst; antonyms (v) capture, hire. disyfyd 1. instantaneous; synonyms (adj) instant, immediate, prompt, precipitate, sudden, momentary; antonym (adj) consecutive, 2. sudden; synonyms (adj) abrupt, hasty, precipitous, quick, rash, unexpected, steep, dramatic, headlong, sharp; antonyms (adj) gradual, considered. disyml 1. artless; synonyms (adj) ingenuous, innocent, naive, open, simple, candid, childlike, frank, genuine, guileless; antonym (adj) artful, 2. ingenuous; synonyms (adj) honest, artless, downright, forthright, straight, green, natural, plain, unsophisticated, direct; antonyms (adj) intended, disingenuous, 3. simple; synonyms (adj) homely, pure, elementary, humble, mere, rustic, bare, chaste, childish, (v) clear; antonyms (adj) complex, complicated, compound, elaborate, difficult, multiple, obscure, ornate, confused, confusing. disymwth 1. abrupt; synonyms (adj) sudden, brusque, sharp, precipitous, steep, disconnected, discourteous, gruff, hasty, (n) bold; antonyms (adj) civil, gentle, gradual, gracious, rambling, 2. sudden; synonyms (adj) abrupt, quick, rash, unexpected, dramatic, headlong, immediate, precipitate, swift, unforeseen; antonym (adj) considered, 3. instantaneous; synonyms (adj) instant, prompt, momentary; antonym (adj) consecutive. disynnwyr senseless; synonyms (adj) foolish, meaningless, absurd, insensible, irrational, mindless, pointless, preposterous, stupid, idiotic; antonym (adj) sensible. diwair chaste; synonyms (adj) pure, virtuous, modest, moral, virgin, unsullied, austere, classic, continent, decent; antonyms (adj) corrupt, unchaste. diwall 1. full (llawn); synonyms (adj) complete, absolute, abundant, broad, flush, ample, enough, extensive, (n) entire, crowded; antonyms (adj) empty, lacking, starving, hungry, sketchy, incomplete, 2. satisfied; synonyms (adj) contented, happy, content, full, pleased, certain, confident, sure, complacent, persuaded; antonyms (adj) unhappy, frustrated, 3. perfect; synonyms (adj) consummate, exact, utter, faultless, thorough, exquisite, integral, blameless, (v) achieve, accomplish; antonyms (adj) imperfect, faulty, flawed. diwallu 1. supply; synonyms (n) provision, (v) furnish, stock, afford, fill, store, feed, offer, provide, cater, 2. satisfy; synonyms (v) please, content,
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indulge, meet, persuade, sate, satiate, appease, (adj) suffice, do; antonyms (v) dissatisfy, disappoint, displease, intensify. diwarafun ungrudging; synonyms (adj) generous, unsparing, magnanimous. diwedd 1. end; synonyms (n) close, aim, closure, destination, conclusion, (v) cease, complete, finish, discontinue, conclude; antonyms (n) beginning, maintenance, opening, middle, (v) start, begin, continue, 2. finish; synonyms (v) end, achieve, execute, accomplish, determine, consume, do, (n) consummate, death, ending, 3. conclusion; synonyms (n) result, cessation, completion, sequel, termination, decision, dissolution, epilogue, finale, (v) closing; antonym (n) preface, 4. close (cau); synonyms (adj) near, adjacent, nearby, accurate, tight, approximate, (v) compact, stop, (adv) by, about; antonyms (adj) distant, airy, fresh, loose, far, (v) open, 5. issue; synonyms (n) aftermath, egress, consequence, effect, event, exit, (v) flow, emanate, arise, emerge. diweddar 1. late; synonyms (adj) former, dead, deceased, behindhand, belated, delayed, (adv) dilatory, fresh, backward, belatedly; antonyms (adj) ahead, (adv) early, punctually, promptly, punctual, 2. belated; synonyms (adj) late, tardy, overdue, slow, behind, benighted, 3. recent; synonyms (adj) modern, new, novel, latest, contemporary, green, past, current, last, latter; antonym (adj) old, 4. modern; synonyms (adj) fashionable, advanced, recent, present, stylish, innovative, chic, up-to-date, existing, modernistic; antonyms (adj) old-fashioned, ancient, antiquated, prehistoric, traditional, conservative, neurotic, old-time, primordial. diweddaru modernize; synonyms (v) modernise, overhaul, renovate, develop, refurbish, renew, restore, update, alter, change. diweddarwch lateness; synonyms (n) tardiness, delay, slowness, sluggishness, dilatoriness, earliness, slothfulness, tarriance, belatedness; antonyms (n) promptness, punctuality. diweddeb cadence; synonyms (n) beat, tempo, measure, pace, rhythm, cadency, descent, (v) gait, rate, step. diweddglo 1. close (cau); synonyms (adj) near, adjacent, nearby, accurate, tight, (v) compact, stop, (adv) by, (n) end, finish; antonyms (adj) distant, airy, fresh, loose, far, (v) open, start, 2. conclusion; synonyms (n) closure, close, result, cessation, completion, sequel, termination, decision, dissolution, (v) closing; antonyms (n) beginning, opening, preface. diweddnod stop (aros); synonyms (v) stand, block, close, (n) halt, hold, stay, check, end, arrest, bar; antonyms (v) continue, start, begin, encourage, permit, prolong.
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diweddu 1. end (diwedd); synonyms (n) close, aim, closure, destination, conclusion, (v) cease, complete, finish, discontinue, conclude; antonyms (n) beginning, maintenance, opening, middle, (v) start, begin, continue, 2. finish; synonyms (v) end, achieve, execute, accomplish, determine, consume, do, (n) consummate, death, ending, 3. conclude; synonyms (v) gather, assume, deduce, resolve, settle, terminate, decide, derive, generalize, judge. diweirdeb chastity; synonyms (n) celibacy, honor, abstinence, purity, virtue, chasteness, continence, innocence, modesty, (adj) honesty. diwethaf last; synonyms (v) endure, continue, hold, exist, live, (n) abide, (adj) extreme, closing, final, ultimate; antonyms (n) opening, (adj) first. diwinydd 1. divine; synonyms (adj) beautiful, sacred, wonderful, almighty, blessed, (v) anticipate, augur, conjecture, guess, (n) clergyman, 2. theologian; synonyms (n) theologist, theologizer, theologue, (adj) divine, foreboding, godlike, heavenly, holy, pious, presageful. diwinyddiaeth 1. divinity; synonyms (n) deity, theology, divineness, godhead, godship, immortal, spirit, 2. theology; synonyms (n) divinity, religion, faith, theologics, holiness, mysticism, spirituality. diwinyddol theological; synonyms (adj) religious, clerical, theologic, apostolic, canonical, churchly, deistic, divine, doctrinal, ecclesiastical. diwreiddio 1. uproot; synonyms (v) eradicate, extirpate, remove, deracinate, exterminate, dislodge, displace, move, eliminate, pull; antonym (v) plant, 2. eradicate; synonyms (v) annihilate, destroy, extinguish, uproot, abolish, kill, obliterate, efface, rid, purge. diwrnod day (dydd); synonyms (n) light, daylight, generation, age, daytime, epoch, time, crisis; antonyms (n) nighttime, night. diwryg 1. anemic; synonyms (adj) anaemic, weak, colorless, insipid, frail, pallid, bloodless, faint, antiseptic, bland, 2. feeble; synonyms (adj) delicate, decrepit, ailing, dim, dull, helpless, infirm, lax, mild, (v) debilitated; antonyms (adj) strong, vigorous, hearty, tough. diwyd 1. assiduous; synonyms (adj) diligent, industrious, active, busy, careful, painstaking, sedulous, thorough, devoted, conscientious; antonyms (adj) careless, lazy, 2. diligent; synonyms (adj) assiduous, earnest, attentive, laborious, studious, occupied, brisk, indefatigable, meticulous, persevering; antonym (adj) negligent, 3. industrious; synonyms (adj) energetic, hardworking, tireless, enterprising, ambitious, apt, gumptious, untiring. diwydiannol industrial; synonyms (adj) technical, commercial, economic, manufactured, mechanical,
business, capitalist, developed, entrepreneurial, occupational; antonym (adj) charitable. diwydiant industry; synonyms (n) business, application, diligence, effort, industriousness, labor, toil, trade, work, assiduousness. diwydrwydd 1. diligence; synonyms (n) care, assiduity, application, attention, industry, activity, perseverance, carefulness, industriousness, (adj) painstaking; antonym (n) laziness, 2. industry; synonyms (n) business, diligence, effort, labor, toil, trade, work, assiduousness, exertion, manufacture. diwyg 1. dress; synonyms (n) attire, costume, apparel, array, dressing, (v) clothe, clothing, garb, rig, trim; antonym (v) undress, 2. form; synonyms (n) figure, design, arrange, ceremony, (v) cast, make, fashion, build, constitute, establish, 3. garb; synonyms (n) dress, clothes, frock, garment, outfit, vest, gown, habit, uniform, appearance. diwygiad 1. reformation; synonyms (n) reform, amendment, correction, improvement, redress, reclamation, rectification, conversion, repair, renewal, 2. reform; synonyms (v) amend, better, change, correct, rectify, modify, transform, ameliorate, emend, improve, 3. revival; synonyms (n) recovery, restoration, resurgence, resurrection, rally, regeneration, renaissance, revitalization, rebirth, reinstatement; antonyms (n) decline, disappearance.
diwygiadol 1. revivalistic, 2. reformatory; synonyms (adj) reformative, corrective, penal, (n) penitentiary, creche, jail, kindergarten, nursery, prison, poke. diwygiedig 1. reformed; synonyms (adj) altered, amended, changed, converted, new, renewed, transformed; antonym (adj) unchanged, 2. revised. diwygio 1. amend; synonyms (v) ameliorate, improve, mend, rectify, alter, better, correct, emend, fix, reform; antonym (v) worsen, 2. ameliorate; synonyms (v) amend, heal, meliorate, perfect, recuperate, advance, help, remedy, enrich, lift, 3. revise; synonyms (v) edit, convert, retouch, adapt, reconsider, modify, (n) review, revisal, revision, proof, 4. reform; synonyms (n) amendment, alteration, conversion, (v) change, transform, reclaim, regenerate, remodel, renovate, redress. diwygiwr 1. reformer; synonyms (n) reformist, crusader, meliorist, radical, agitator, liberal, 2. revivalist; synonyms (n) evangelist, preacher, missionary, gospeler, gospeller, propagandist. diwylliadol cultural; synonyms (adj) ethnic, educational, enriching, racial, adorning, advancing, artistic, beautifying, beneficial, broadening. diwylliant culture; synonyms (n) civilization, breeding, cultivation, acculturation, education,
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Welsh - English learning, tillage, erudition, courtesy, enlightenment. diwylliedig cultured; synonyms (adj) refined, polite, civilized, cultivated, educated, elegant, erudite, genteel, learned, scholarly; antonyms (adj) coarse, ignorant. diwyllio cultivate; synonyms (v) civilize, educate, grow, produce, train, advance, breed, crop, develop, domesticate; antonym (v) neglect. diwyno 1. spoil; synonyms (v) plunder, corrupt, impair, rot, damage, deface, indulge, injure, (n) ruin, (adj) harm; antonyms (v) enhance, improve, conserve, 2. soil; synonyms (n) ground, dirt, grime, land, dust, (v) smudge, blot, contaminate, dirty, pollute; antonym (v) clean, 3. sully; synonyms (v) stain, defile, foul, soil, besmirch, slander, smear, spot, taint, tarnish; antonym (v) praise, 4. mar; synonyms (v) disfigure, spoil, blemish, hurt, deflower, maim, mutilate, botch, mangle, blight. diymadferth helpless; synonyms (adj) forlorn, powerless, defenseless, weak, disabled, feeble, hopeless, impotent, unable, (v) destitute. diymhongar unassuming; synonyms (adj) modest, humble, retiring, unobtrusive, lowly, diffident, meek, quiet, simple, unpretentious; antonyms (adj) arrogant, conspicuous, elaborate. diymwad 1. indisputable; synonyms (adj) certain, incontestable, incontrovertible, sure, irrefutable, undeniable, firm, absolute, actual, decided; antonym (adj) dubious, 2. undeniable; synonyms (adj) indisputable, indubitable, obvious, positive, conclusive, unquestionable, evident, plain, undoubted, hard; antonym (adj) deniable. diysgog 1. firm; synonyms (adj) constant, hard, stable, close, compact, determined, fixed, resolute, solid, steadfast; antonyms (adj) irresolute, soft, weak, hesitant, limp, liquid, soggy, 2. stable; synonyms (adj) firm, permanent, reliable, durable, fast, lasting, secure, stationary, enduring, persistent; antonyms (adj) unstable, shaky, wobbly, dangerous, precarious, rickety, volatile, 3. steadfast; synonyms (adj) immovable, loyal, steady, consistent, inflexible, set, staunch, unwavering, (v) faithful, impregnable. diysgogrwydd 1. stability; synonyms (n) constancy, durability, firmness, permanence, poise, equilibrium, solidity, balance, stableness, strength; antonym (n) instability, 2. steadfastness; synonyms (n) resolution, resolve, stability, staunchness, determination, fidelity, loyalty, perseverance, insistence, steadiness. diystyr 1. contemptible; synonyms (adj) abject, despicable, base, mean, pitiful, abominable, dishonorable, ignoble, little, miserable; antonym (adj) admirable, 2. contemptuous; synonyms (adj) disdainful, scornful, arrogant, insulting,
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supercilious, haughty, proud, abusive, condescending, cynical; antonyms (adj) respectful, approving. diystyrllyd 1. disdainful; synonyms (adj) contemptuous, supercilious, arrogant, haughty, proud, scornful, cavalier, derogatory, lordly, condescending; antonyms (adj) respectful, admiring, humble, 2. contemptuous; synonyms (adj) disdainful, insulting, abusive, cynical, derisive, disrespectful, sarcastic; antonym (adj) approving. diystyru 1. disregard; synonyms (n) carelessness, contempt, slight, (v) neglect, disdain, discount, defy, despise, cut, flout; antonyms (n) respect, (v) notice, regard, 2. despise; synonyms (v) scorn, contemn, loathe, depreciate, abhor, detest, dislike, hate, condemn, (n) deride; antonym (v) admire. diystyrwch 1. contempt; synonyms (n) disdain, scorn, derision, disrespect, disregard, mockery, ridicule, shame, slight, reproach; antonyms (n) respect, approval, 2. disdain; synonyms (n) contempt, arrogance, haughtiness, pride, (v) despise, contemn, scoff, disparage, neglect, snub; antonyms (n) admiration, humility, 3. scorn; synonyms (n) insult, disparagement, (v) deride, reject, dislike, flout, hate, mock, spurn, rebuff; antonyms (v) appreciate, praise. do yes; synonyms (int) surely, (n) consent, acceptance, (adv) ay, yea, certainly, positively, (v) acquiesce, agree, allow. doctor doctor; synonyms (n) physician, doc, (v) cure, adulterate, attend, fix, heal, mend, remedy, repair; antonym (v) break. doctora doctor; synonyms (n) physician, doc, (v) cure, adulterate, attend, fix, heal, mend, remedy, repair; antonym (v) break. doctoraidd 1. doctorial; synonym (adj) doctoral, 2. doctoral; synonym (adj) doctorial. dod 1. come; synonyms (v) approach, become, aggregate, appear, arise, arrive, fall, befall, amount, descend; antonyms (v) go, leave, 2. become; synonyms (v) be, grow, suit, get, match, sit, come, fit, make, turn. dodi 1. put; synonyms (v) place, fix, lay, position, set, impose, couch, locate, pose, (n) deposit, 2. give; synonyms (v) allow, bestow, extend, accord, commit, donate, contribute, convey, deliver, dispense; antonyms (v) withdraw, take, withhold, 3. place (lle); synonyms (n) domicile, office, order, spot, attitude, (v) post, arrange, rank, station, install; antonym (v) remove, 4. artificial; synonyms (adj) affected, theatrical, bogus, fake, false, feigned, forced, mannered, phony, strained; antonyms (adj) natural, genuine, real, 5. lay; synonyms (v) put, lie, rest, invest, bear, allay, bet, (adj) secular, (n) ballad, pitch.
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dodrefnu furnish; synonyms (v) equip, afford, give, provide, contribute, accommodate, offer, outfit, render, supply. dodrefnyn furniture; synonyms (n) equipment, appointments, goods, fitting, movable, thing, movables, upholstery, apparatus, (v) stuff. doe yesterday; synonyms (n) past, history, bygone, foretime, (adj) passé, stale; antonym (n) tomorrow. doeth 1. wise; synonyms (adj) judicious, reasonable, sensible, intelligent, knowing, prudent, rational, sagacious, sound, (n) method; antonyms (adj) foolish, unwise, stupid, 2. advisable; synonyms (adj) desirable, expedient, advantageous, suitable, fitting; antonym (adj) inadvisable. doethineb wisdom; synonyms (n) discretion, judiciousness, knowledge, prudence, sagacity, sapience, sense, discernment, insight, learning; antonyms (n) foolishness, stupidity. doethlyd sophisticated; synonyms (adj) complicated, refined, complex, cultured, experienced, urbane, involved, intricate, advanced, polished; antonyms (adj) naive, unsophisticated, coarse, inexperienced, insular, simple. dof 1. tame; synonyms (adj) docile, meek, bland, boring, domestic, (v) dull, break, subdue, chasten, discipline; antonyms (adj) exciting, wild, 2. domesticated; synonyms (adj) tame, vernacular, subdued, gentle, crushed, depressed, naturalized, submissive, cultivated, disciplined, 3. garden (gardd); synonyms (n) field, bed, orchard, grounds, park, patch, plaisance, plot, (v) farm, cultivate. dofednod poultry; synonyms (n) chicken, fowl, hen, bird, capon, chick, pullet, rooster. dofi 1. tame; synonyms (adj) docile, meek, bland, boring, domestic, (v) dull, break, subdue, chasten, discipline; antonyms (adj) exciting, wild, 2. assuage; synonyms (v) alleviate, appease, calm, ease, abate, mitigate, pacify, relieve, soften, (n) allay; antonyms (v) intensify, aggravate, 3. domesticate; synonyms (v) tame, cultivate, naturalize, school, tend, civilize, civilise, crop, domesticise, (adj) conquer, 4. appease; synonyms (v) assuage, placate, conciliate, mollify, quiet, still, content, quell, reconcile, soothe; antonym (v) provoke. dogfen document; synonyms (n) charter, deed, credentials, papers, text, (v) record, file, list, prove, report. dogfennu document; synonyms (n) charter, deed, credentials, papers, text, (v) record, file, list, prove, report. dogn 1. share; synonyms (n) piece, portion, deal, (v) participate, allot, apportion, distribute, part, partake, dispense; antonym (v) control, 2. dose; synonyms (n) potion, dosage, draught, medicine,
share, batch, doctor, allotment, measure, (v) drug, 3. allowance; synonyms (n) admission, discount, quota, tolerance, maintenance, abatement, acknowledgment, adjustment, allocation, compensation, 4. portion; synonyms (n) division, constituent, component, fragment, parcel, section, dole, (v) lot, dividend, divide. dogni ration; synonyms (n) portion, allowance, helping, part, share, serving, (v) allocate, apportion, feed, provision. dolbridd alluvium; synonyms (n) alluvion, deposit, flood, inundation, (adj) slime, slosh, sludge, slush, sposh, mire. dolef cry; synonyms (n) shout, bark, scream, yell, clamor, roar, (v) call, bellow, shriek, weep; antonyms (v) laugh, whisper. dolefus 1. plaintive; synonyms (adj) mournful, pathetic, piteous, doleful, sad, sorrowful, wistful, 2. wailing; synonyms (v) lamentation, lament, moaning, (adj) lamenting, weeping, crying, howling, wailful, (n) bawling. dolen 1. handle; synonyms (v) administer, conduct, feel, wield, control, deal, direct, finger, (n) grip, clutch, 2. ring; synonyms (n) encircle, band, gang, jingle, loop, (v) circle, call, peal, echo, resound, 3. bow; synonyms (n) arc, curve, (v) bend, arch, stoop, duck, buckle, crouch, incline, kowtow, 4. link; synonyms (n) connection, join, joint, bond, (v) combine, tie, connect, couple, associate, attach; antonym (v) separate, 5. loop; synonyms (n) coil, ring, bight, circuit, eyelet, eye, kink, (v) curl, entwine, knot. dolennog 1. winding; synonyms (adj) tortuous, indirect, twisting, crooked, circuitous, meandering, twisted, twisty, (n) twist, wind; antonyms (adj) straight, direct, 2. ringed; synonyms (adj) annular, annulated, annulate, circinate, circular, encircled, annulose, bounded, engaged, round, 3. looped; synonyms (adj) bent, coiling, continuous, curly, curved, helical, interminable, intoxicated, whorled, spiral. dolennu 1. wind (gwynt); synonyms (n) air, (v) coil, twist, curl, meander, turn, bend, curve, twine, blow, 2. loop; synonyms (n) ring, bight, circuit, eyelet, eye, kink, noose, (v) circle, entwine, knot, 3. meander; synonyms (n) amble, (v) wind, wander, ramble, range, roam, saunter, stray, walk, crook. doler dollar; synonyms (n) buck, greenback, note, bill, clam, dime, disme, nickel, quarter, ace. dolur 1. grief; synonyms (n) affliction, dolor, anguish, distress, agony, pain, regret, wound, chagrin, (adj) sore; antonyms (n) joy, happiness, 2. ailment; synonyms (n) complaint, illness, affection, disease, trouble, condition, disorder, ill, sickness, (adj) infirmity, 3. sore; synonyms (adj) painful, sensitive,
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Welsh - English angry, raw, (n) injury, boil, cut, lesion, (v) hurt, acute; antonym (adj) painless. dolurio 1. wound; synonyms (n) bruise, harm, pain, injury, scratch, (v) hurt, cut, damage, offend, injure, 2. grieve; synonyms (v) distress, mourn, aggrieve, bemoan, deplore, lament, sorrow, trouble, annoy, (n) afflict; antonym (v) please, 3. hurt; synonyms (v) wound, ail, cost, (adj) evil, (n) detriment, ache, disadvantage, abuse, lesion, agony; antonyms (v) encourage, (adj) uninjured, unhurt, 4. mourn; synonyms (v) bewail, cry, grieve, regret, wail, weep; antonym (v) rejoice. dolurus sore; synonyms (adj) painful, sensitive, angry, raw, (n) injury, boil, cut, lesion, (v) hurt, acute; antonym (adj) painless. donio 1. endow; synonyms (v) invest, give, clothe, contribute, bless, dower, furnish, supply, vest, empower, 2. gift; synonyms (n) donation, faculty, award, flair, capacity, (v) present, boon, (adj) endowment, ability, talent; antonym (n) inability. doniol 1. humorous; synonyms (adj) amusing, comical, facetious, funny, comic, droll, witty, farcical, hilarious, jocose; antonyms (adj) serious, tragic, 2. witty; synonyms (adj) humorous, intelligent, jocular, brilliant, quick, bright, (v) clever, smart, sharp, keen, 3. gifted; synonyms (adj) able, accomplished, capable, talented, apt, ingenious, proficient, adept, expert, cute. dosbarth 1. class; synonyms (n) category, group, form, grade, position, arrange, (v) sort, place, rank, categorize, 2. district; synonyms (n) area, quarter, region, community, neighborhood, territory, circuit, county, field, (adj) local. dosbarthiad distribution; synonyms (n) diffusion, dispensation, delivery, deal, allotment, apportionment, arrangement, dispersion, disposition, (v) dissemination; antonym (n) concentration. dosbarthu 1. class; synonyms (n) category, group, form, grade, position, arrange, (v) sort, place, rank, categorize, 2. allocate; synonyms (v) divide, apportion, set, allot, assign, award, dispense, grant, ration, lay, 3. distribute; synonyms (v) deal, spread, administer, diffuse, disperse, disseminate, broadcast, circulate, dispose, dispel; antonyms (v) accumulate, amass, collect, gather, 4. assort; synonyms (v) affiliate, associate, class, classify, distribute, accord, range, agree, consort, separate, 5. apportion; synonyms (v) allocate, share, designate, partition, portion, split, (n) part, 6. classify; synonyms (v) assort, order, distinguish, organize, regulate, characterize, codify, describe, differentiate, digest; antonym (v) declassify. dosbarthwr distributor; synonyms (n) distributer, spreader, middleman, allocator, feeder, diffuser, machine, playmaker, point, renter.
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dosran 1. section; synonyms (n) division, part, portion, compartment, percentage, piece, class, branch, chapter, (v) segment, 2. division; synonyms (n) department, disagreement, allotment, break, section, split, cleavage, classification, (adj) constituent, (v) distribution; antonyms (n) closeness, convergence, estimation, unification. dosrannu 1. separate; synonyms (adj) detached, (v) detach, divorce, part, insulate, scatter, cut, dissociate, disconnect, discrete; antonyms (adj) connected, joined, (v) unite, merge, mix, combine, fuse, join, link, associate, 2. analyze; synonyms (v) review, scrutinize, assay, consider, study, check, analyse, anatomize, canvass, examine; antonym (v) synthesize. dot 1. giddiness; synonyms (n) dizziness, flightiness, frivolity, vertigo, levity, lightness, silliness; antonym (n) seriousness, 2. dot; synonyms (n) point, speck, spot, dash, splash, atom, bead, (v) mark, sprinkle, disperse, 3. vertigo; synonyms (n) giddiness, lightheadedness, swimming, bewilderment, fail, faint, faintness, hesitate, perplexity, stagger. dotio dote; synonyms (v) drivel, doat, fond, slaver, (n) dotard, imbecile, (adj) ramble, wander, rave, trifle. dracht draft; synonyms (n) bill, conscription, sketch, check, drawing, (v) draught, outline, design, blueprint, compose; antonym (v) discharge. draen 1. pricker; synonyms (n) bradawl, prickle, spine, sticker, thorn, stabber, back, backbone, dagger, irritant, 2. thorn; synonyms (n) barb, bramble, spike, point, needle, pricker, bristle, fang, (adj) sting, cancer, 3. prickle; synonyms (v) prick, itch, tingle, irritate, smart. draenen thorn; synonyms (n) spine, barb, bramble, prickle, spike, point, needle, pricker, sticker, (adj) sting. draenog hedgehog; synonyms (n) porcupine, urchin, echinus, (adj) beard, thistle. drafft draft; synonyms (n) bill, conscription, sketch, check, drawing, (v) draught, outline, design, blueprint, compose; antonym (v) discharge. dragio 1. drag; synonyms (v) attract, haul, draw, puff, trail, cart, hale, heave, (n) pull, bother; antonym (v) push, 2. tear; synonyms (n) split, rupture, rent, (v) break, rip, crack, rend, lacerate, race, run, 3. mangle; synonyms (v) deface, blemish, disfigure, distort, murder, twist, batter, damage, (adj) maim, cripple. draig dragon; synonyms (n) shrew, calculus, drake, earthdrake, firedrake, (adj) wyvern, cockatrice, madcap, scold, tiger. draw 1. yonder; synonyms (adv) beyond, abroad, farther, further, (adj) yon, distant, 2. away;
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synonyms (adv) apart, absent, aside, aloof, by, forth, way, (adj) wide, (int) out, off. dreifio drive; synonyms (n) ride, force, campaign, crusade, thrust, (v) push, actuate, chase, compel, urge; antonyms (n) apathy, inertia. dreng 1. harsh; synonyms (adj) grating, sharp, austere, bitter, coarse, crude, cruel, discordant, grim, (v) hard; antonyms (adj) smooth, gentle, harmonious, kind, lenient, pleasant, soft, melodious, sweet, 2. surly; synonyms (adj) grumpy, sullen, peevish, crusty, churlish, brusque, grouchy, gruff, (n) harsh, rude, 3. sullen; synonyms (adj) morose, gloomy, cross, dark, glum, moody, sour, dismal, dour, (n) sulky; antonym (adj) cheerful, 4. morose; synonyms (adj) depressed, blue, dejected, fretful, low, surly, grum, downcast, melancholy, heavy. drewgi skunk; synonyms (n) polecat, rotter, rat, rascal, stinker, bum, cannabis, crumb, lowlife, (v) lurch. drewi stink; synonyms (n) smell, stench, fetor, malodor, malodour, foetor, (v) reek, odor, fume. drewllyd 1. stinky; synonyms (adj) stinking, fetid, smelly, crappy, icky, lousy, rotten, shitty, 2. stinking; synonyms (adj) foul, malodorous, putrid, loathsome, noisome, odorous, disgusting, foetid, funky, sickening; antonym (adj) fragrant. dril drill; synonyms (n) exercise, discipline, practice, auger, borer, rehearsal, gimlet, (v) bore, coach, educate. drilio drill; synonyms (n) exercise, discipline, practice, auger, borer, rehearsal, gimlet, (v) bore, coach, educate. dringad climb; synonyms (v) ascend, arise, clamber, escalate, (n) rise, mount, ascent, acclivity, advance, ascending; antonyms (v) descend, drop. dringfa 1. climb; synonyms (v) ascend, arise, clamber, escalate, (n) rise, mount, ascent, acclivity, advance, ascending; antonyms (v) descend, drop, 2. ascent; synonyms (n) ascension, climb, elevation, hill, incline, grade, jump, slant, gradient, hike; antonyms (n) descent, fall. dringhedydd climber; synonyms (n) backpacker, crampon, crampoon, hiker, mounter, trekker, walker, liana, (v) climb. dringo 1. climb; synonyms (v) ascend, arise, clamber, escalate, (n) rise, mount, ascent, acclivity, advance, ascending; antonyms (v) descend, drop, 2. ascend; synonyms (v) climb, scale, uprise, increase, appear, jump, lift, soar. dringwr climber; synonyms (n) backpacker, crampon, crampoon, hiker, mounter, trekker, walker, liana, (v) climb. drud 1. dear (Annwyl); synonyms (adj) beloved, close, costly, expensive, lovely, precious, near, adorable, (n) darling, love; antonyms (adj) cheap,
worthless, 2. costly; synonyms (adj) dear, valuable, extravagant, high, luxurious, pricey, rich, sumptuous, invaluable, plush, 3. reckless; synonyms (adj) heedless, careless, foolhardy, rash, hasty, imprudent, incautious, wanton, daring, brash; antonyms (adj) careful, cautious, prudent, sensible, wise, 4. precious; synonyms (adj) cherished, golden, choice, inestimable, exquisite, cute, noble, good, goodly, (adv) extremely. drudaniaeth 1. dearth; synonyms (n) absence, famine, shortage, want, deficiency, lack, paucity, scarcity, deficit, inadequacy; antonyms (n) abundance, excess, 2. paucity; synonyms (n) dearth, insufficiency, fewness, poverty; antonym (n) luxury, 3. scarcity; synonyms (n) rarity, scarceness, infrequency, defect, drought, shortfall; antonyms (n) plethora, surplus. drudfawr 1. expensive; synonyms (adj) costly, sumptuous, dear, extravagant, luxurious, valuable, lavish, overpriced, exclusive, fine; antonyms (adj) cheap, inexpensive, reasonable, worthless, 2. costly; synonyms (adj) expensive, precious, high, pricey, rich, invaluable, beloved, plush, priceless, pricy. drudwen starling; synonyms (n) sterling, (adj) earthquake, loud. drudwy starling (drudwen); synonyms (n) sterling, (adj) earthquake, loud. drwg 1. bad; synonyms (adj) evil, adverse, harmful, immoral, naughty, poisonous, sad, sinister, wicked, (v) decayed; antonyms (adj) fresh, pleasant, well, well-behaved, (n) good, 2. evil; synonyms (adj) bad, corrupt, criminal, ill, depraved, (n) damage, adversity, detriment, disaster, depravity; antonyms (adj) kindhearted, (n) goodness, righteousness, 3. naughty; synonyms (adj) blue, impish, mischievous, improper, disobedient, insubordinate, lewd, dark, defiant, racy, 4. wicked; synonyms (adj) atrocious, sinful, vicious, unholy, vile, diabolical, foul, hellish, iniquitous, nasty; antonyms (adj) innocent, kind, moral, pious, pure, 5. hurt; synonyms (v) pain, wound, afflict, injure, (n) harm, ache, disadvantage, abuse, distress, lesion; antonyms (v) encourage, (adj) uninjured, unhurt, 6. harm; synonyms (n) hurt, bruise, injury, disservice, wrong, (v) blemish, maim, poison, ravage, endamage; antonyms (v) enhance, benefit. drwgdeimlad animus; synonyms (n) animosity, malice, hate, leaning, resentment, antagonism, contemplation, enmity, hatred, (adj) disposition. drwgdybiaeth suspicion; synonyms (n) apprehension, distrust, mistrust, inkling, fear, hunch, misgiving, qualm, scruple, (v) doubt; antonyms (n) trust, certainty.
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antonym (v) enlighten, 3. tangle; synonyms (n) snarl, maze, confusion, knot, (v) entangle, jumble, embroil, muddle, enmesh, embrangle; antonyms (n) order, (v) disentangle, unravel, 4. perplex; synonyms (v) confuse, complicate, disconcert, bother, distract, embarrass, get, involve, stagger, (n) harass. dryswch 1. confusion; synonyms (n) bewilderment, chaos, commotion, disarray, agitation, bedlam, clutter, disorder, distraction, disturbance; antonyms (n) clarity, order, 2. tangle; synonyms (n) snarl, maze, confusion, knot, (v) entangle, jumble, embroil, muddle, enmesh, embrangle; antonyms (v) disentangle, unravel, 3. perplexity; synonyms (n) difficulty, dilemma, labyrinth, distress, complication, embarrassment, quandary, enigma, mystery, (adj) doubt. drythyll 1. well-fed, 2. lascivious; synonyms (adj) lewd, dissolute, libidinous, carnal, erotic, licentious, bawdy, impure, lecherous, (adv) fleshly. dryw wren; synonym (n) female. du black; synonyms (adj) dark, sable, blackamoor, bleak, darkie, dirty, ebony, evil, nigger, (v) sinister; antonym (n) white. dueg 1. melancholy; synonyms (adj) dreary, depressed, dejected, dismal, doleful, gloomy, (n) gloom, depression, gloominess, melancholic; antonyms (adj) cheerful, happy, (n) happiness, 2. spleen; synonyms (n) anger, spite, resentment, rage, bitterness, lien, malice, huff, grudge, rancor. duges duchess; synonyms (n) lady, princess, queen, begum, czarina, margravine, empress, female, infanta, sultana. dugiaeth dukedom; synonym (n) duchy. dulio 1. beat; synonyms (v) batter, flap, pulsate, throb, tick, trounce, (n) pulse, thump, knock, round; antonym (v) lose, 2. bang; synonyms (n) clap, beat, smack, slap, smash, strike, blast, (v) hit, slam, bash, 3. hammer; synonyms (n) pound, gavel, (v) bang, tap, club, forge, thrash, drive, drum, rap, 4. thump; synonyms (n) cuff, punch, crack, crash, blow, (v) bump, thud, clump, wallop, buffet. dull 1. form; synonyms (n) figure, design, arrange, ceremony, (v) cast, make, fashion, build, constitute, establish, 2. manner; synonyms (n) bearing, appearance, demeanor, form, method, air, carriage, custom, (adj) kind, (v) habit, 3. mode; synonyms (n) means, manner, way, condition, guise, style, wise, approach, fad, modality, 4. method; synonyms (n) course, arrangement, formula, order, plan, system, device, mode, organization, practice; antonym (n) disorder. duo 1. black (du); synonyms (adj) dark, sable, blackamoor, bleak, darkie, dirty, ebony, evil, nigger, (v) sinister; antonym (n) white, 2. blacken;
synonyms (v) black, asperse, bespatter, malign, calumniate, cloud, darken, defame, denigrate, libel; antonym (v) whiten. dur steel; synonyms (n) harden, blade, brand, brace, foil, fortify, (adj) iron, adamant, (v) nerve, temper. duraidd steely; synonyms (adj) hard, stern, stony, icy, unbending, iron, stiff, inflexible, obdurate, pitiless. duryn 1. bill (bil); synonyms (n) account, beak, advertisement, card, invoice, poster, receipt, act, (v) placard, advertise, 2. beak; synonyms (n) bill, nose, snout, prow, bow, hooter, magistrate, mouth, nib, nozzle. duwdod 1. godhead; synonyms (n) deity, divinity, godhood, almighty, churchman, cleric, creator, divine, ecclesiastic, maker, 2. deity; synonyms (n) godhead, godship, idol, immortal, theology, deva, devata, icon, statue, celestial, 3. divinity; synonyms (n) divineness, spirit. duwies goddess; synonyms (n) deity, divinity, beauty, idol, nymph, deess, hero, (adj) angel, darling, duck. duwiol 1. godly; synonyms (adj) devout, pious, religious, divine, devotional, holy, reverent, saintly, pure, heavenly, 2. pious; synonyms (adj) godly, earnest, hypocritical, sacred, sanctimonious, conscientious, fair, good; antonyms (adj) impious, blasphemous, profane, sinful. duwioldeb 1. godliness; synonyms (n) holiness, piety, devotion, sanctity, saintliness, religion, faithfulness, righteousness; antonym (n) wickedness, 2. piety; synonyms (n) devoutness, godliness, faith, reverence, piousness, goodness; antonyms (n) impiety, sin. duwiolfrydedd 1. godliness; synonyms (n) holiness, piety, devotion, sanctity, saintliness, religion, faithfulness, righteousness; antonym (n) wickedness, 2. piety; synonyms (n) devoutness, godliness, faith, reverence, piousness, goodness; antonyms (n) impiety, sin. duwiolfrydig pious; synonyms (adj) devout, godly, holy, religious, devotional, saintly, earnest, pure, hypocritical, divine; antonyms (adj) impious, blasphemous, profane, sinful. dwbio 1. daub; synonyms (n) smear, splotch, blot, (v) spread, besmear, bedaub, blur, coat, plaster, smudge, 2. plaster; synonyms (n) mortar, cement, paste, gum, glue, bandage, (v) daub, stucco, paint, affix. dwbl double; synonyms (adj) duplicate, dual, duple, (v) fold, reduplicate, bend, geminate, (n) twin, image, match; antonym (n) single. dweud 1. say; synonyms (v) remark, articulate, express, pronounce, assert, enunciate, observe, maintain, (n) declare, voice, 2. tell; synonyms (v) relate, divulge, impart, recount, reveal, explain,
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dwyfol divine; synonyms (adj) beautiful, sacred, wonderful, almighty, blessed, (v) anticipate, augur, conjecture, guess, (n) clergyman. dwyfoldeb 1. divinity; synonyms (n) deity, theology, divineness, godhead, godship, immortal, spirit, 2. deity; synonyms (n) godhood, idol, creator, deva, devata, icon, statue, celestial, (adj) divinity. dwyfoli deify; synonyms (v) apotheosize, worship, idealize, love, canonize, revere, sanctify. dwyfoliad apotheosis; synonyms (n) deification, exaltation, ideal, paragon, canonization, angel, elevation, embodiment, epitome, honor. dwyfron 1. breast; synonyms (n) bosom, boob, chest, knocker, tit, titty, mammilla, bust, heart, (v) front, 2. chest; synonyms (n) box, bureau, case, casket, dresser, chamber, crate, thorax, treasury, trunk. dwyfronneg breastplate; synonyms (n) auspices, egis, (v) aegis, shield, apron, armor, buckler, buffer, carapace, fender. dwyieithedd bilingualism; synonym (n) diglottism. dwyieitheg bilingualism; synonym (n) diglottism. dwyn 1. bear (arth); synonyms (v) carry, accept, abide, acquit, stand, take, afford, allow, apply, assume, 2. take; synonyms (v) admit, get, hold, adopt, bear, catch, clutch, obtain, (n) seize, (phr) receive; antonyms (v) give, refuse, abstain, add, lose, 3. bring; synonyms (v) convey, fetch, conduct, put, reduce, bestow, deliver, land, move, provide, 4. steal; synonyms (v) abstract, lift, purloin, creep, filch, misappropriate, pilfer, pinch, plunder, (n) bargain. dwyrain east; synonyms (n) orient, e, einsteinium, tocopherol, (v) orientate. dwyraniad bisection; synonyms (n) division, equidistance, half, parting. dwyrannu bisect; synonyms (v) cross, cut, dichotomize, divide, halve, intersect, traverse, sever, bifurcate, cleave. dwyreiniol 1. eastern; synonyms (adj) easterly, orient, oriental, bright, ortive, lustrous, pellucid, perfect, pure, superior, 2. oriental; synonyms (adj) eastern, (n) orientalist, 3. easterly. dwyreiniwr 1. easterner; synonyms (adj) dago, tenderfoot, greaser, mick, slant, wop, 2. oriental; synonyms (adj) orient, eastern, bright, lustrous, perfect, pure, superior, (n) orientalist. dwys 1. dense; synonyms (adj) compact, thick, close, crowded, deep, crass, dim, dull, heavy, impenetrable; antonyms (adj) bright, insightful, loose, clever, intelligent, readable, simple, sparse, 2. grave; synonyms (adj) austere, critical, serious, severe, solemn, earnest, bad, dangerous, (v) acute, engrave; antonyms (adj) mild, frivolous, funny, 3. deep; synonyms (adj) profound, absorbed, abstruse, broad, dark, rich, sound, strong, wide, (v)
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intense; antonyms (adj) shallow, superficial, high, high-pitched, light, soft, weak, 4. intense; synonyms (adj) ardent, brilliant, fervent, fierce, burning, energetic, extreme, fiery, furious, (v) vivid; antonyms (adj) calm, imperceptible, slight. dwyster 1. gravity; synonyms (n) earnestness, solemnity, graveness, gravitation, seriousness, significance, weight, sedateness, austerity, (v) poise; antonyms (n) flippancy, insignificance, lightheartedness, 2. solemnity; synonyms (n) gravity, sobriety, formality, ceremony, impressiveness, display, pomp, dignity, state, array. dwywaith twice; synonyms (adv) double, doubly, bis, (adj) twenty. dwywreigiaeth bigamy; synonyms (v) deuterogamy, digamy, trigamy, monogamy. dyblu 1. double; synonyms (adj) duplicate, dual, duple, (v) fold, reduplicate, bend, geminate, (n) twin, image, match; antonym (n) single, 2. repeat; synonyms (v) recite, copy, recapitulate, rehearse, reiterate, return, double, iterate, recur, renew. dyblyg 1. double; synonyms (adj) duplicate, dual, duple, (v) fold, reduplicate, bend, geminate, (n) twin, image, match; antonym (n) single, 2. twofold; synonyms (adj) double, doubled, threefold, treble. dyblygu 1. double; synonyms (adj) duplicate, dual, duple, (v) fold, reduplicate, bend, geminate, (n) twin, image, match; antonym (n) single, 2. fold; synonyms (n) crease, pucker, wrinkle, flock, (v) crinkle, collapse, crumple, double, lap, roll. dybryd 1. flagrant; synonyms (adj) blatant, conspicuous, crying, egregious, glaring, atrocious, flagitious, gross, heinous, obvious, 2. dire; synonyms (adj) awful, desperate, extreme, appalling, awesome, direful, dreadful, forbidding, formidable, terrible; antonym (adj) wonderful, 3. sore; synonyms (adj) painful, sensitive, angry, raw, (n) injury, boil, cut, lesion, (v) hurt, acute; antonym (adj) painless. dychan 1. satire; synonyms (n) irony, sarcasm, caricature, lampoon, mockery, parody, ridicule, burlesque, quip, spoof, 2. lampoon; synonyms (n) travesty, satire, takeoff, pasquinade, cartoon, charade, imitation, (v) libel, satirize, backbite. dychanu 1. lampoon; synonyms (n) parody, caricature, travesty, satire, mockery, spoof, (v) libel, satirize, ridicule, (adj) burlesque, 2. revile; synonyms (v) insult, abuse, rail, blaspheme, reproach, taunt, vilify, vituperate, (n) malign, (adj) profane. dychanwr satirist; synonyms (n) ironist, lampooner, backbiter, defamer, traducer, comedian, comic, cynic, girder, joker.
dychlamu 1. flutter; synonyms (n) bustle, flap, wave, waver, (v) flicker, beat, flit, flitter, palpitate, (adj) flurry, 2. throb; synonyms (n) pulsation, thrill, (v) quiver, ache, pulsate, pulse, pound, flutter, shudder, smart, 3. palpitate; synonyms (v) throb, shake, shiver, pant, tremble, vibrate, (n) heave, tingle. dychmygol imaginary; synonyms (adj) fanciful, fictitious, false, ideal, illusory, mythical, unreal, hypothetical, chimerical, fantastic; antonyms (adj) real, palpable. dychmygu imagine; synonyms (v) think, believe, conjecture, assume, conceive, daydream, fancy, guess, (conj) suppose, (n) dream. dychryn 1. alarm; synonyms (n) dismay, alert, consternation, affright, apprehension, fright, (v) awe, scare, agitate, horrify; antonyms (v) calm, comfort, 2. fright; synonyms (n) dread, fear, horror, terror, trepidation, anxiety, fearfulness, (v) alarm, appall, daunt, 3. frighten; synonyms (v) cow, terrify, intimidate, terrorize, deter, startle, threaten, discourage, browbeat, disturb; antonym (v) encourage, 4. terror; synonyms (n) panic, scourge, brat, shock, awfulness, phobia, dreadfulness. dychrynllyd 1. frightful; synonyms (adj) dreadful, fearful, awful, fearsome, formidable, appalling, gruesome, horrible, terrible, dread; antonym (adj) wonderful, 2. terrible; synonyms (adj) atrocious, horrid, monstrous, abominable, dire, frightful, ghastly, hideous, alarming, bad; antonyms (adj) lovely, pleasant. dychrynu 1. frighten; synonyms (v) alarm, cow, dismay, daunt, terrify, appall, affright, intimidate, scare, (n) fright; antonyms (v) comfort, encourage, 2. alarm; synonyms (n) alert, consternation, apprehension, terror, unrest, (v) awe, agitate, horrify, panic, startle; antonym (v) calm, 3. affright; synonyms (n) dread, fear, (v) frighten. dychweledig 1. convert; synonyms (v) alter, change, adapt, reform, commute, invert, exchange, modify, switch, (n) proselyte, 2. converted; synonyms (adj) adopted, consecrated, unearthly, altered, changed, convinced, elected, influenced, inspired, justified; antonym (adj) doubtful. dychweliad 1. return; synonyms (n) yield, pay, recompense, refund, restitution, proceeds, (v) recur, reimburse, render, repay; antonyms (n) departure, abolition, confiscation, recovery, (v) keep, 2. conversion; synonyms (n) alteration, change, changeover, adaptation, exchange, transformation, adjustment, amendment, modification, (adj) salvation. dychwelyd return; synonyms (n) yield, pay, recompense, refund, restitution, proceeds, (v) recur,
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Welsh - English reimburse, render, repay; antonyms (n) departure, abolition, confiscation, recovery, (v) keep. dychymyg 1. fancy; synonyms (v) daydream, imagine, wish, (adj) conceive, (n) desire, caprice, fantasy, dream, conceit, conception; antonyms (adj) plain, unadorned, (n) reality, 2. imagination; synonyms (n) fancy, vision, imagery, invention, originality, idea, imaginativeness, inventiveness, notion, reflection, 3. device; synonyms (n) contrivance, apparatus, appliance, artifice, emblem, contraption, figure, gimmick, plan, trick, 4. riddle; synonyms (n) enigma, conundrum, mystery, puzzle, screen, poser, problem, sieve, (v) puncture, filter. dydd day; synonyms (n) light, daylight, generation, age, daytime, epoch, time, crisis; antonyms (n) nighttime, night. dyddfu 1. flag; synonyms (n) banner, colors, ensign, (v) decline, languish, sag, (adj) droop, fade, drop, fail, 2. faint; synonyms (adj) collapse, dim, dizzy, feeble, indistinct, weak, dull, gentle, soft, (v) swoon; antonyms (adj) distinct, strong, clear, obvious, considerable, loud, pungent, 3. pine; synonyms (n) yearn, sink, (v) long, ache, flag, suffer, yen, die, (adj) peak. dyddhau dawn; synonyms (n) beginning, commencement, aurora, cockcrow, morning, onset, origin, (v) break, begin, (adj) daybreak; antonyms (n) dusk, sunset, twilight, (v) end, finish. dyddiad date; synonyms (n) age, appointment, assignation, engagement, epoch, meeting, period, (v) escort, determine, register. dyddiadur 1. diary; synonyms (n) journal, calendar, agenda, daybook, annals, autobiography, chronicle, ephemeris, history, record, 2. journal; synonyms (n) diary, book, magazine, newspaper, periodical, log, organ, paper, (adj) daily, diurnal. dyddio 1. dawn; synonyms (n) beginning, commencement, aurora, cockcrow, morning, onset, origin, (v) break, begin, (adj) daybreak; antonyms (n) dusk, sunset, twilight, (v) end, finish, 2. date; synonyms (n) age, appointment, assignation, engagement, epoch, meeting, period, (v) escort, determine, register. dyddiol daily; synonyms (adj) journal, diurnal, everyday, regular, (n) newspaper, gazette, paper, tabloid. dyddiwr 1. arbiter; synonyms (n) arbitrator, judge, mediator, referee, expert, adjudicator, umpire, authority, critic, 2. arbitrator; synonyms (n) arbiter, intermediary, moderator, peacemaker, negotiator. dyddlyfr 1. diary; synonyms (n) journal, calendar, agenda, daybook, annals, autobiography, chronicle, ephemeris, history, record, 2. journal; synonyms
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log, organ, paper, (adj) daily, diurnal. dyfais 1. artifice; synonyms (n) ruse, contrivance, deception, dodge, cheat, craft, craftiness, device, (v) art, (adj) finesse, 2. appliance; synonyms (n) apparatus, gadget, facility, application, convenience, implement, machine, tackle, use, resource, 3. device; synonyms (n) appliance, artifice, emblem, contraption, figure, gimmick, invention, plan, trick, way, 4. invention; synonyms (n) conception, fabrication, creation, fiction, imagination, discovery, design, excogitation, forgery, innovation. dyfal 1. assiduous; synonyms (adj) diligent, industrious, active, busy, careful, painstaking, sedulous, thorough, devoted, conscientious; antonyms (adj) careless, lazy, 2. diligent; synonyms (adj) assiduous, earnest, attentive, laborious, studious, occupied, brisk, indefatigable, meticulous, persevering; antonym (adj) negligent. dyfaliad 1. conjecture; synonyms (n) guess, supposition, assumption, speculation, hypothesis, (v) suppose, estimate, believe, anticipate, assume; antonym (n) fact, 2. guess; synonyms (v) conjecture, surmise, forecast, deem, divine, reckon, calculate, feel, figure, foretell. dyfalu 1. conjecture; synonyms (n) guess, supposition, assumption, speculation, hypothesis, (v) suppose, estimate, believe, anticipate, assume; antonym (n) fact, 2. guess; synonyms (v) conjecture, surmise, forecast, deem, divine, reckon, calculate, feel, figure, foretell. dyfalwch 1. diligence; synonyms (n) care, assiduity, application, attention, industry, activity, perseverance, carefulness, industriousness, (adj) painstaking; antonym (n) laziness, 2. assiduity; synonyms (n) assiduousness, diligence, absorption, concentration, continuation, compactness, denseness, density, immersion, labor. dyfarniad 1. verdict; synonyms (n) finding, decision, judgment, conclusion, determination, decree, resolution, ruling, sentence, choice, 2. award; synonyms (n) accolade, decoration, (v) accord, grant, bestow, confer, honor, present, assign, give, 3. decision; synonyms (n) verdict, arbitration, will, constancy, agreement, decisiveness, discrimination, finality, (v) award, doom. dyfarnu 1. award; synonyms (n) judgment, accolade, decoration, (v) accord, grant, bestow, confer, honor, present, assign, 2. adjudge; synonyms (v) adjudicate, award, condemn, judge, convict, decide, declare, sentence, (n) give. dyfeisio 1. invent; synonyms (v) devise, fabricate, forge, form, coin, concoct, create, design, excogitate, imagine, 2. devise; synonyms (v) bequeath, contrive, conceive, invent, plan, arrange,
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formulate, frame, bequest, discover, 3. imagine; synonyms (v) think, believe, conjecture, assume, daydream, fancy, guess, consider, (conj) suppose, (n) dream, 4. guess; synonyms (v) surmise, forecast, deem, divine, reckon, calculate, feel, figure, (n) estimate, assumption. dyffryn valley (cwm); synonyms (n) ravine, dale, gully, vale, hollow, depression, gap, gorge; antonym (n) mount. dyfnder 1. depth; synonyms (n) abyss, deepness, profoundness, intensity, profundity, abstruseness, wisdom, breadth, extent, height, 2. deep; synonyms (adj) thick, profound, absorbed, abstruse, broad, dark, rich, sound, strong, (v) intense; antonyms (adj) shallow, superficial, high, highpitched, light, soft, weak. dyfndra 1. depth; synonyms (n) abyss, deepness, profoundness, intensity, profundity, abstruseness, wisdom, breadth, extent, height, 2. deepness; synonyms (n) depth, astuteness, abstrusity, abundance, completeness, drop, harshness, hoarseness, huskiness, penetration. dyfnhau deepen; synonyms (v) enhance, intensify, amplify, develop, darken, heighten, increase, magnify, rise, strengthen. dyfodfa 1. approach; synonyms (n) access, entry, advent, arrival, avenue, coming, entrance, (v) advance, accost, address; antonym (v) leave, 2. access; synonyms (n) admission, approach, admittance, entree, gate, attack, doorway, entryway, fit, (v) enter; antonym (n) exit, 3. entrance; synonyms (n) door, threshold, accession, (v) enchant, captivate, charm, bewitch, enrapture, fascinate, enthrall; antonyms (n) departure, (v) bore. dyfodiad 1. arrival; synonyms (n) appearance, advent, entrance, incoming, newcomer, return, attainment, arriver, comer, reaching; antonyms (n) departure, exit, leaving, 2. access; synonyms (n) admission, approach, entry, admittance, entree, gate, attack, doorway, entryway, (v) enter, 3. comer; synonyms (n) arrival, (adj) fresh, 4. coming; synonyms (v) instant, (adj) approaching, forthcoming, future, imminent, impending, following, (n) access, arrive, come, 5. stranger; synonyms (n) alien, foreigner, outsider, outlander, unknown; antonyms (n) associate, friend, native, pal. dyfodol 1. future; synonyms (adj) unborn, coming, prospective, intended, potential, approaching, forthcoming, (n) prospect, hereafter, fate; antonym (n) past, 2. coming; synonyms (v) instant, (adj) future, imminent, impending, (n) access, advent, approach, appearance, arrival, return; antonym (n) departure.
dyfradwy 1. watered; synonyms (adj) moire, dewy, irriguous, moist, watery, 2. watering; synonyms (n) lachrymation, lacrimation, tearing, irrigation. dyfrffos 1. watercourse; synonyms (n) stream, channel, creek, duct, ditch, brook, canal, waterway, conduit, tributary, 2. canal; synonyms (n) aqueduct, sound, adit, culvert, trench, groove, passage, pipe, trough, (v) canalize, 3. aqueduct; synonyms (n) pantile, course, pipeline. dyfrgist 1. cistern; synonyms (n) tank, container, reservoir, boiler, cisterna, hole, 2. tank; synonyms (n) cistern, cooler, belly, fermentor, jail, stomach, store, tankful, thickener, (v) fake. dyfrglwyf dropsy; synonyms (n) edema, hydrops, oedema, intumescence, tumefaction, tumor. dyfriog aquatic; synonyms (adj) marine, nautical, aqueous, oceanic, watery, aquatical, aquatile, maritime, naval, sea; antonym (adj) terrestrial. dyfrllyd watery; synonyms (adj) liquid, moist, dilute, diluted, washy, wet, thin, damp, fluid, aqueous; antonyms (adj) concentrated, solid, strong, dry. dyfrol aquatic; synonyms (adj) marine, nautical, aqueous, oceanic, watery, aquatical, aquatile, maritime, naval, sea; antonym (adj) terrestrial. dyfyniad 1. quotation; synonyms (n) citation, extract, mention, excerpt, passage, reference, quote, example, price, figure, 2. citation; synonyms (n) quotation, allusion, award, honor, source, call, commendation, subpoena, summons, accusation. dyfynnu 1. cite; synonyms (v) quote, excerpt, call, summon, allege, exemplify, mention, name, refer, (n) adduce, 2. summon; synonyms (v) cite, assemble, convene, demand, ask, beckon, bid, convoke, evoke, invite, 3. quote; synonyms (v) retell, present, (n) extract, quotation, citation, passage, price, attest, (adj) illustrate. dygiad 1. bearing; synonyms (n) carriage, demeanor, appearance, approach, aspect, attitude, conduct, deportment, direction, manner, 2. upbringing; synonyms (n) breeding, nurture, education, training, fosterage, rearing, raising, background, fostering. dygiedydd bearer; synonyms (n) carrier, holder, courier, messenger, porter, envoy, chokra, hamal, tranter, herald. dygn 1. hard (anodd, caled); synonyms (adj) austere, bad, difficult, grave, severe, strong, arduous, callous, (adv) firm, (v) acute; antonyms (adj) easy, soft, kind, merciful, simple, soggy, tender, yielding, (adv) gently, lightly, 2. grievous; synonyms (adj) bitter, deplorable, dolorous, dreadful, sad, tough, pitiful, atrocious, heavy, painful, 3. dire; synonyms (adj) awful, desperate, extreme, appalling, awesome, direful, forbidding, formidable, terrible, shocking; antonym (adj) wonderful, 4. severe; synonyms (adj) harsh, rigid,
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Welsh - English biting, hard, inclement, rigorous, rough, cutting, grim, intense; antonyms (adj) gentle, mild, lenient, slight, lax. dygwyl holiday; synonyms (n) feast, festival, sabbath, break, leisure, recess, rest, (v) vacation, fete, (adj) festive. dygyfor 1. surge; synonyms (v) billow, flood, rise, rush, stream, flow, gush, heave, jet, swell, 2. muster; synonyms (v) assemble, congregate, gather, collect, convene, marshal, rally, (n) levy, draft, gathering. dyhead 1. yearning; synonyms (n) longing, aspiration, craving, hankering, thirst, desire, hunger, nostalgia, (adj) wistful, pining, 2. aspiration; synonyms (n) aim, ambition, ambitiousness, dream, purpose, wish, inhalation, breathing, goal, hope. dyheu 1. yearn; synonyms (v) long, languish, pine, wish, ache, aspire, hanker, yen, want, 2. aspire; synonyms (v) aim, plan, hope, endeavor, purpose, rise, soar, 3. long (hir); synonyms (adj) extended, lengthy, dragging, far, (v) desire, yearn, hunger, crave, (n) extensive, large; antonyms (adj) short, brief, 4. pant; synonyms (n) gasp, thrill, tingle, (v) heave, blow, puff, wheeze, huff, sigh, breathe. dyhuddiant 1. consolation; synonyms (n) comfort, solace, relief, balm, ease, succor, encouragement, solacement, alleviation, sympathy, 2. propitiation; synonyms (n) atonement, expiation, appeasement, conciliation, redemption, satisfaction, placation. dyhuddo 1. console; synonyms (n) cabinet, allay, (v) comfort, cheer, solace, soothe, quiet, relieve, encourage, hearten, 2. propitiate; synonyms (v) conciliate, pacify, mollify, appease, placate, reconcile, assuage, atone, compose. dyladwy due; synonyms (adj) appropriate, equitable, just, lawful, owed, payable, (adv) right, (v) owing, (n) debt, duty; antonyms (adj) paid, undue. dylanwad influence; synonyms (n) force, authority, control, domination, (v) affect, determine, dispose, effect, incline, bias. dylanwadol influential; synonyms (adj) dominant, potent, cogent, forcible, effective, impressive, powerful, predominant, prevailing, (v) important; antonyms (adj) insignificant, minor, unconvincing. dylanwadu influence; synonyms (n) force, authority, control, domination, (v) affect, determine, dispose, effect, incline, bias. dyled 1. debt; synonyms (n) debit, score, due, liability, obligation, bill, commitment, indebtment, charge, amount, 2. obligation; synonyms (n) debt, bond, duty, burden, necessity, need, onus, requirement, responsibility, covenant; antonym (n) option.
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bid, (n) need, inclination, longing, pleasure, purpose. dymuno 1. desire; synonyms (n) ambition, hope, aspiration, will, wish, (v) fancy, aspire, seek, want, aim; antonyms (n) aversion, reality, (v) dislike, hate, 2. wish; synonyms (v) desire, like, choose, please, bid, (n) need, inclination, longing, pleasure, purpose. dymunol 1. agreeable; synonyms (adj) acceptable, accordant, pleasant, pleasing, nice, affable, amusing, compatible, conformable, congenial; antonyms (adj) disagreeable, discordant, nasty, unpleasant, unwilling, aggressive, resistant, 2. pleasant; synonyms (adj) bright, agreeable, amiable, charming, jolly, kindly, facetious, attractive, cheerful, clear; antonyms (adj) disgusting, foul, gruesome, harsh, horrible, repugnant, shocking, terrible, unwelcome, appalling, 3. desirable; synonyms (adj) advisable, eligible, expedient, fitting, suitable, worthy, appropriate, alluring, covetable, enviable; antonym (adj) undesirable. dyn 1. man; synonyms (n) fellow, gentleman, guy, person, husband, homo, human, humanity, humankind, (obj) he; antonym (n) woman, 2. person; synonyms (n) individual, man, being, body, character, creature, mortal, soul, life, (v) party; antonym (n) automaton, 3. fellow; synonyms (adj) comrade, (n) companion, associate, boy, equal, brother, chap, colleague, compeer, peer. dyndod 1. humanity; synonyms (n) benevolence, compassion, flesh, kindness, mankind, human, gentleness, (adj) clemency, charity, benignity; antonym (n) cruelty, 2. manhood; synonyms (n) adulthood, majority, maturity, resolution, humanity, humanness, manhead, sex, boldness, (adj) manliness. dyneiddiwr humanist; synonyms (n) humanitian, (adj) humane, humanistic, humanitarian. dynes woman; synonyms (n) wife, girl, maid, womanhood, char, charwoman, soul, (obj) female, she; antonyms (n) man, gentleman. dynesiad approach; synonyms (n) access, entry, advent, arrival, avenue, coming, entrance, (v) advance, accost, address; antonym (v) leave. dynesu 1. approach; synonyms (n) access, entry, advent, arrival, avenue, coming, entrance, (v) advance, accost, address; antonym (v) leave, consider also 2. draw near; synonyms (v) approach, near, close, come, arise, ascend, charge, climb, cuddle, drift. dyniawed 1. yearling; synonyms (n) bambino, nurseling, suckling, toddler, tot, calf, freshman, hornotine, 2. stirk. dynin 1. corpse; synonyms (n) cadaver, carcass, body, corse, remains, stiff, clay, 2. carcass; synonyms (n)
carcase, frame, corpse, framework, shell, skeleton, bomb, bones, brickbat, bullet. dynodi 1. denote; synonyms (v) express, imply, indicate, mean, point, mark, name, note, (n) declare, betoken, 2. signify; synonyms (v) intend, denote, intimate, matter, be, connote, manifest, portend, presage, (n) import. dynofyddiaeth anthropology; synonyms (n) anthroposophy, entomology, helminthology, herpetology, ichthyology, malacology, mastology, ophiology, ornithology, oryctology. dynol 1. human; synonyms (adj) humane, corporeal, earthly, worldly, (n) mortal, man, person, homo, gay, (adv) fleshly, 2. manly; synonyms (adj) male, manlike, brave, manful, masculine, virile, gallant, courageous, strong, (adv) manfully. dynoliaeth humanity; synonyms (n) benevolence, compassion, flesh, kindness, mankind, human, gentleness, (adj) clemency, charity, benignity; antonym (n) cruelty. dynolryw mankind; synonyms (n) man, humanity, humankind, world, humans, flesh, mortality, people. dynwared 1. imitate; synonyms (v) copy, duplicate, forge, ape, emulate, follow, feign, counterfeit, mimic, mock, 2. ape; synonyms (n) anthropoid, imitator, monkey, primate, chimpanzee, copycat, (v) echo, imitate, impersonate, caricature, 3. mimic; synonyms (v) mime, parody, personate, act, (n) mimicker, impersonator, actor, clown, buffoon, (adj) imitative. dynwarediad 1. imitation; synonyms (n) counterfeit, dummy, sham, copy, forgery, mockery, (adj) fake, bogus, false, (v) parody; antonyms (n) original, (adj) genuine, real, 2. mimicry; synonyms (n) imitation, apery, mimesis, caricature, mock, burlesque, acting, apishness, camouflage, charade. dynwaredol imitative; synonyms (adj) counterfeit, mock, derivative, artificial, onomatopoeic, copied, echoic, onomatopoetic; antonyms (adj) original, genuine. dynwaredwr 1. imitator; synonyms (n) mimic, follower, ape, copycat, impersonator, copier, emulator, aper, 2. mimic; synonyms (v) mock, imitate, copy, counterfeit, mime, emulate, impersonate, parody, (n) imitator, mimicker. dyrchafael 1. rise; synonyms (n) elevation, lift, ascent, (v) climb, mount, ascend, increase, heave, arise, jump; antonyms (n) reduction, (v) fall, decrease, drop, sink, descend, plummet, retire, 2. ascension; synonyms (n) ascending, rise, rising, advance, acclivity, escalating, flying, hike, insurrection, rebellion, 3. ascend; synonyms (v) scale, uprise, appear, escalate, soar. dyrchafiad 1. elevation; synonyms (n) altitude, height, ascent, exaltation, highness, climb,
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Welsh - English advancement, aggrandizement, hill, improvement, 2. advancement; synonyms (n) advance, promotion, furtherance, upgrade, growth, cultivation, development, elevation, progress, progression, 3. promotion; synonyms (n) advertising, boost, encouragement, hype, preferment, advertisement, forwarding, publicity, support, advocacy; antonyms (n) demotion, neglect. dyrchafu 1. advance; synonyms (n) progress, improvement, (v) further, proceed, promote, approach, encourage, raise, rise, (phr) accelerate; antonyms (n) deterioration, (v) retreat, recede, delay, demote, regress, 2. raise; synonyms (v) boost, lift, erect, hoist, increase, build, elevate, enhance, foster, (n) advance; antonym (v) lower, 3. rise; synonyms (n) elevation, ascent, swell, raising, (v) climb, mount, ascend, heave, arise, jump; antonyms (n) reduction, (v) fall, decrease, drop, sink, descend, plummet, retire, 4. elevate; synonyms (v) exalt, cheer, dignify, rear, aggrandize, uphold, animate, ennoble, heighten, prefer, 5. ascend; synonyms (v) scale, uprise, appear, escalate, soar, 6. lift; synonyms (n) elevator, support, (v) filch, hike, airlift, pilfer, pinch, steal, swipe, annul. dyrnfedd span; synonyms (n) length, space, distance, bridge, couple, range, period, extent, reach, (v) cross. dyrnfol 1. gauntlet; synonyms (n) glove, sleeve, wristband, gauntlets, (v) apron, buffer, fender, mask, aegis, armet, 2. mitten; synonyms (n) gauntlet, mitt, mittens. dyrnod 1. blow (chwythu); synonyms (n) bang, beat, blast, knock, shock, wallop, (v) puff, bloom, blossom, (adj) gasp; antonyms (v) calm, save, 2. stroke; synonyms (n) touch, caress, hit, mark, apoplexy, attack, (v) buffet, lick, fondle, (adj) blow, 3. punch; synonyms (n) jab, drill, cuff, die, dig, (v) poke, prick, perforate, stab, thrust. dyrnodio punch; synonyms (n) jab, drill, cuff, die, (v) poke, hit, prick, beat, perforate, stab. dyrnu 1. thump; synonyms (n) beat, cuff, punch, strike, (v) bang, bump, knock, thud, hit, pound, 2. thresh; synonyms (v) thrash, drub, flail, trounce, agitate, convulse, flap, lam, slash. dyrnwr thresher; synonyms (n) thrasher, harvester, reaper. dyrys 1. difficult; synonyms (adj) arduous, awkward, demanding, burdensome, complicated, delicate, fastidious, hard, knotty, uphill; antonyms (adj) easy, simple, straightforward, good-natured, rewarding, clear, 2. abstruse; synonyms (adj) recondite, esoteric, obscure, abstract, cryptic, deep, difficult, mysterious, occult, complex, 3. perplexing;
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dyweddi 1. betrothal; synonyms (n) engagement, troth, affiance, betrothment, espousal, battle, betroth, 2. betrothed; synonyms (adj) engaged, affianced, intended, bespoken. dywediad 1. adage; synonyms (n) aphorism, axiom, proverb, saying, byword, dictum, maxim, saw, 2. saying; synonyms (n) adage, phrase, expression, idiom, motto, locution, apothegm, declaration, cliché, platitude. dywedwst 1. taciturn; synonyms (adj) reticent, silent, quiet, reserved, uncommunicative, speechless, secretive, mute, withdrawn; antonyms (adj) talkative, wordy, 2. taciturnity; synonyms (n) reticence, reserve, silence, backlog, calmness, inactivity, modesty, muteness, oblivion, quietness. dywedyd say (dweud); synonyms (v) remark, articulate, express, pronounce, assert, enunciate, observe, maintain, (n) declare, voice. dywenydd 1. happiness; synonyms (n) delight, enjoyment, blessedness, bliss, cheerfulness, contentment, ecstasy, felicity, gladness, luck; antonyms (n) unhappiness, sadness, despair, grief, misery, dissatisfaction, 2. pleasure; synonyms (n) delectation, fun, gratification, joy, content, comfort, happiness, mirth, inclination, amusement; antonyms (n) anger, irritation, ache, boredom, nuisance.
E e he; synonyms (pron) cestui, (n) male, man, helium. eang 1. wide; synonyms (adj) broad, spacious, roomy, comprehensive, extensive, large, ample, vast, capacious, expanded; antonyms (adj) narrow, thin, restricted, 2. immense; synonyms (adj) huge, colossal, enormous, gigantic, great, immeasurable, big, boundless, giant, infinite; antonyms (adj) small, tiny, 3. broad; synonyms (adj) wide, general, sweeping, free, blanket, deep, full, inclusive, liberal, (n) female; antonym (adj) specific, 4. ample; synonyms (adj) abundant, copious, plentiful, affluent, considerable, heavy, rich, sizable, sufficient, voluminous; antonyms (adj) inadequate, meager, insufficient, scarce. ebargofi forget (anghofio); synonyms (v) disregard, leave, bury, ignore, neglect, overlook, fail, abandon, lose, omit; antonym (v) remember. ebargofiant oblivion; synonyms (n) forgetfulness, limbo, amnesty, void, absolution, forgiveness, obliviousness, pardon, remission, silence. ebargofus oblivious; synonyms (adj) forgetful, careless, inattentive, mindless, heedless, neglectful,
unaware, ignorant, unwitting, blind; antonym (adj) conscious. ebill 1. borer; synonyms (n) drill, awl, bit, driller, bradawl, perforator, piercer, tool, woodborer, bodkin, 2. auger; synonyms (n) borer, gimlet, wimble, pundit, scholar, chisel, corkscrew, dibble, lancet, needle, 3. peg; synonyms (n) bolt, pin, hook, dowel, leg, nog, stake, grade, tack, (v) nail. ebillio bore; synonyms (v) dig, bother, tire, annoy, drill, perforate, pierce, (n) caliber, diameter, nuisance; antonyms (v) interest, excite, fascinate. ebol 1. foal; synonyms (n) colt, filly, pony, calf, horse, beast, cattle, charger, courser, foetus, 2. colt; synonyms (n) novice, foal, beginner, kitten, pup, fledgling, freshman, greenhorn, nag, newcomer. eboles 1. filly; synonyms (n) colt, foal, girl, pony, beast, cattle, charger, courser, female, horse, 2. foal; synonyms (n) filly, calf, foetus, hunter, jument, nag, palfrey, pup, racer, thoroughbred. ebran 1. fodder; synonyms (n) feed, food, fare, chow, foodstuff, (v) provender, corn, nurture, provision, ration, 2. provender; synonyms (n) provisions, nourishment, sustenance, viands, victuals, commissariat. ebrwydd 1. quick (cyflym); synonyms (adj) bright, prompt, active, agile, clever, hasty, intelligent, nimble, speedy, (adv) fast; antonyms (adj) slow, leisurely, dull, 2. swift; synonyms (adj) fleet, quick, rapid, alert, expeditious, hurried, lively, sudden, abrupt, express; antonym (adj) considered, 3. soon; synonyms (adv) shortly, early, presently, anon, immediately, directly, betimes, now, promptly, quickly. ebryfychu forget (anghofio); synonyms (v) disregard, leave, bury, ignore, neglect, overlook, fail, abandon, lose, omit; antonym (v) remember. ebwch gasp; synonyms (n) pant, inhalation, breath, (v) puff, blow, breathe, heave, sigh, wheeze, gag. ebychiad 1. ejaculation; synonyms (n) exclamation, cry, emission, interjection, vociferation, eruption, climax, emanation, gasp, orgasm, 2. interjection; synonyms (n) ejaculation, interpolation, interposition, interlineation, interspersion, expletive, insertion, clamor, intercurrence, interdigitation. ebychu 1. gasp; synonyms (n) pant, inhalation, breath, (v) puff, blow, breathe, heave, sigh, wheeze, gag, 2. ejaculate; synonyms (n) cum, (v) blurt, discharge, cry, exclaim, come, jaculate, excrete, blunder, climax, 3. interject; synonyms (v) insert, interpose, inject, interfere, intersperse, interpolate, interrupt, introduce. echel 1. axle; synonyms (n) axis, hinge, pivot, bobbin, beam, pin, stalk, support, 2. axis; synonyms (n) axle, center, hub, spindle, stem, 3. axletree.
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echen 1. family; synonyms (n) descent, household,
economeg economics; synonyms (n) finance,
name, breed, brood, clan, class, (adj) home, ancestry, domestic, 2. source; synonyms (n) origin, root, cause, commencement, beginning, reason, head, parent, basis, derivation, 3. tribe; synonyms (n) family, house, folk, kin, kindred, nation, people, race, stock, lineage. echrydus 1. fearful; synonyms (adj) afraid, cowardly, dreadful, anxious, apprehensive, awful, craven, terrible, timid, dire; antonyms (adj) brave, calm, rational, bold, confident, unimpressed, 2. frightful; synonyms (adj) fearful, fearsome, formidable, appalling, gruesome, horrible, dread, frightening, grim, morbid; antonym (adj) wonderful, 3. shocking; synonyms (adj) frightful, disgraceful, ghastly, hideous, offensive, shameful, abominable, disgusting, outrageous, (v) repulsive; antonyms (adj) pleasant, admirable. echryslon 1. direful; synonyms (adj) dire, awful, awesome, dreadful, fearful, fearsome, frightful, horrendous, horrific, shocking, 2. horrible; synonyms (adj) abominable, atrocious, formidable, ghastly, grisly, appalling, cruel, dismal, hideous, (v) horrid; antonyms (adj) pleasant, wonderful, lovely, nice, 3. shocking; synonyms (adj) disgraceful, horrible, offensive, shameful, disgusting, outrageous, scandalous, terrible, (v) repulsive, odious; antonym (adj) admirable. echryslonrwydd frightfulness; synonyms (n) awfulness, dreadfulness, horror, horridness, atrociousness, hatefulness, severity. echwyn 1. advance; synonyms (n) progress, improvement, (v) further, proceed, promote, approach, encourage, raise, rise, (phr) accelerate; antonyms (n) deterioration, (v) retreat, recede, delay, demote, regress, 2. loan; synonyms (n) credit, loanword, invest, mortgage, touch, liability, (v) advance, lend, trust, rent; antonym (v) borrow. echwynna 1. borrow; synonyms (v) adopt, appropriate, assume, take, accept, acquire, plagiarize, cadge, obtain, (n) pledge; antonym (v) lend, 2. lend; synonyms (v) loan, advance, give, grant, add, bestow, bring, contribute, impart, confer; antonym (v) borrow. echwynnwr 1. creditor; synonyms (n) debtee, lienor, 2. lender; synonyms (n) creditor, loaner, mortgagee. eciwmenaidd ecumenical; synonyms (adj) ecumenic, general, oecumenical, universal, worldwide, cosmopolitan, global. ecoleg ecology; synonyms (n) bionomics, botany, conservationism, network, system. economaidd economic; synonyms (adj) commercial, financial, profitable, efficient, economical, fiscal, industrial, mercantile, pecuniary, trade.
economy, commerce, money, backing, funding, investment, sponsorship. economegwr economist; synonyms (n) cultivator, husband, husbandman, tiller. edau 1. yarn; synonyms (n) narrative, story, tale, thread, anecdote, narration, twine, string, fable, fiction, 2. wool; synonyms (n) fleece, fur, coat, hair, woolen, woollen, yarn, fiber, pelt, sheepskin, 3. thread; synonyms (n) line, rope, wire, cord, (v) file, range, penetrate, lace, pass, run. edfryd restore; synonyms (v) mend, refresh, reinstate, renew, renovate, fix, rehabilitate, rejuvenate, repay, (adj) repair; antonym (v) keep. edifar 1. sorry; synonyms (adj) pathetic, contrite, paltry, penitent, piteous, pitiable, pitiful, remorseful, sorrowful, base; antonym (adj) unrepentant, 2. penitent; synonyms (adj) repentant, apologetic, regretful, sorry. edifeirwch 1. repentance; synonyms (n) contrition, penitence, compunction, penance, regret, remorse, sorrow, guilt; antonym (n) shamelessness, 2. penitence; synonyms (n) repentance, atonement. edliw 1. reproach; synonyms (n) blame, charge, abuse, disgrace, (v) censure, rebuke, accuse, reprimand, chide, condemn; antonyms (v) praise, commend, 2. upbraid; synonyms (v) reproach, scold, berate, objurgate, rate, taunt, (n) revile, 3. taunt; synonyms (v) jeer, flout, deride, insult, sneer, bait, (n) ridicule, gibe, mock, scoff; antonyms (v) compliment, respect. edliwgar 1. reproachful; synonyms (adj) abusive, admonitory, opprobrious, contumelious, disgraceful, infamous, (v) condemnatory, disparaging, denunciatory, vituperative, 2. taunting; synonyms (adj) derisive, gibelike, jeering, mocking, sarcastic, (n) twit, satirical, taunt. edlych 1. weakling; synonyms (n) coward, doormat, invalid, sap, wuss, butt, dotard, drip, invertebrate, (adj) softling, 2. starveling; synonyms (n) beggar, mendicant, mumper, pauper, (adj) starved. edmygedd admiration; synonyms (n) wonder, adoration, appreciation, esteem, reverence, amazement, estimation, regard, awe, liking; antonyms (n) disrespect, disdain, criticism. edmygu admire; synonyms (v) love, revere, idolize, adore, appreciate, esteem, praise, wonder, worship, honor; antonyms (v) criticize, despise, loathe, scorn. edmygwr admirer; synonyms (n) enthusiast, follower, devotee, fan, supporter, adorer, beau, buff, (adj) lover, suitor. edmygydd admirer; synonyms (n) enthusiast, follower, devotee, fan, supporter, adorer, beau, buff, (adj) lover, suitor.
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edn 1. bird (aderyn); synonyms (n) birdie, chick, fowl, girl, wench, hiss, shuttlecock, insect, mollusk, reptile, 2. fowl; synonyms (n) chicken, poultry, bird, birds, partlet, boo, chickabiddy, dame, doll, ducks. edrych look; synonyms (v) seem, appear, expect, (n) face, gaze, appearance, aspect, air, countenance, expression. edrychiad look; synonyms (v) seem, appear, expect, (n) face, gaze, appearance, aspect, air, countenance, expression. edrychwr 1. beholder; synonyms (n) spectator, witness, bystander, eyewitness, observer, onlooker, perceiver, commentator, 2. looker; synonyms (n) beauty, viewer, watcher, dish, knockout, beaut, apricot, attestant, attestator, attestor, 3. spectator; synonyms (n) beholder, looker; antonyms (n) participant, player. Efa eve; synonyms (n) evening, eventide, apex, cover, nightfall, sunset, top, lid, point, summit. efallai maybe; synonyms (adv) perhaps, possibly, peradventure, perchance, probably, debatably, questionably, conceivable, credible, feasible; antonym (adv) definitely. efelychiad imitation; synonyms (n) counterfeit, dummy, sham, copy, forgery, mockery, (adj) fake, bogus, false, (v) parody; antonyms (n) original, (adj) genuine, real. efelychiadol imitative; synonyms (adj) counterfeit, mock, derivative, artificial, onomatopoeic, copied, echoic, onomatopoetic; antonyms (adj) original, genuine. efelychu imitate; synonyms (v) copy, duplicate, forge, ape, emulate, follow, feign, counterfeit, mimic, mock. efelychwr imitator; synonyms (n) mimic, follower, ape, copycat, impersonator, copier, emulator, aper. efengyl gospel; synonyms (n) belief, creed, doctrine, evangel, gospels, truth, credo, fact, faith, (adj) pope. efengylaidd evangelical; synonyms (adj) evangelistic, evangelic, monotheistic, scriptural, faithful, gospel, orthodox, schismless, sound, strick. efengylu evangelize; synonyms (v) evangelise, gospelize. efengylwr evangelist; synonyms (n) gospeller, missionary, preacher, revivalist, apostle, saint, clergyman, gospeler. efengylydd evangelist; synonyms (n) gospeller, missionary, preacher, revivalist, apostle, saint, clergyman, gospeler. effaith effect; synonyms (n) consequence, product, result, sequel, (v) accomplish, achieve, create, cause, complete, do; antonym (n) reason. effeithio 1. affect; synonyms (v) touch, move, act, fake, feign, impress, pretend, strike, concern,
dispose, 2. effect; synonyms (n) consequence, product, result, sequel, (v) accomplish, achieve, create, cause, complete, do; antonym (n) reason. effeithiol 1. effective; synonyms (adj) beneficial, practical, effectual, efficacious, operative, strong, actual, (n) competent, capable, able; antonyms (adj) ineffective, useless, weak, inoperative, 2. efficient; synonyms (adj) effective, valid, adept, adroit, neat, regular, energetic, expeditious, (v) clever, active; antonyms (adj) incompetent, inefficient, 3. effectual; synonyms (adj) efficient, telling, authoritative, helpful, powerful, sovereign, trenchant; antonym (adj) ineffectual. effeithiolrwydd efficacy; synonyms (n) effect, effectiveness, potency, capability, efficaciousness, efficiency, force, utility, energy, might; antonyms (n) inefficacy, inefficiency. effeithlonrwydd efficiency; synonyms (n) capability, effectiveness, ability, efficacy, effect, capacity, aptitude, energy, output, (v) agency; antonyms (n) inefficiency, incompetence, largeness. effro 1. awake; synonyms (adj) alive, alert, attentive, conscious, aware, intelligent, (v) arouse, wake, awaken, waken; antonyms (adj) asleep, unconscious, comatose, sleeping, sleepy, 2. alert; synonyms (adj) active, agile, quick, lively, vigilant, clever, animated, (v) awake, (n) alarm, alarum; antonyms (adj) drowsy, inattentive, absentminded, dazed, tired, slow, unalert, 3. vigilant; synonyms (adj) observant, watchful, cautious, circumspect, guarded, wakeful, careful, jealous, prudent, wary. efo with (gyda); synonyms (prep) by, for, alongside, among, plus, (adv) on, beside, (adj) including, (n) withe. efrydd 1. crippled; synonyms (v) drooping, flagging, (adj) lame, deformed, game, broken, exhausted, crooked, decrepit, halt, 2. maimed; synonyms (adj) crippled, disabled, mutilated, faulty, truncated, mangled, (n) wounded. efrydiaeth study; synonyms (n) survey, consideration, (v) consider, examine, review, learn, research, check, analyze, contemplate. efrydu study; synonyms (n) survey, consideration, (v) consider, examine, review, learn, research, check, analyze, contemplate. efrydydd student; synonyms (n) scholar, learner, disciple, pupil, apprentice, novice, savant, trainee, beginner, educatee; antonym (n) teacher. efryn tare; synonyms (n) darnel, cheat, beguiler, cheater, cheating, chess, deceiver, drawer, slicker, swindle. efydd 1. brass; synonyms (n) boldness, face, cheek, nerve, administration, arrogance, insolence, (v) audacity, assurance, (adj) bronze, 2. bronze; synonyms (adj) bronzy, embrown, (n) tan, brown, bust, effigy, figure, figurine, head, iridescence, 3.
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breather, cessation, 2. opportunity; synonyms (n) chance, opening, luck, occasion, crack, event, room, time, alternative, option, 3. lull; synonyms (n) peace, (v) calm, quiet, hush, allay, still, tranquilize, (adj) appease, assuage, pacify; antonym (v) agitate. eheb email; synonyms (n) e-mail, (v) netmail. ehebu email; synonyms (n) e-mail, (v) netmail. ehedeg fly; synonyms (v) escape, dash, drive, flee, glide, elope, aviate, (n) flap, (adj) break, flit. ehedfa flight; synonyms (n) escape, herd, flying, run, avolation, exodus, elopement, evasion, (adj) bevy, drove. ehedfan 1. fly; synonyms (v) escape, dash, drive, flee, glide, elope, aviate, (n) flap, (adj) break, flit, 2. hover; synonyms (v) float, fly, hang, hesitate, brood, flutter, poise, vacillate, drift, (adj) boggle. ehediad 1. fowl; synonyms (n) chicken, poultry, bird, chick, birds, partlet, birdie, boo, chickabiddy, dame, 2. bird (aderyn); synonyms (n) fowl, girl, wench, hiss, shuttlecock, insect, mollusk, reptile, shellfish, worm, 3. flight; synonyms (n) escape, herd, flying, run, avolation, exodus, elopement, evasion, (adj) bevy, drove. ehedydd 1. lark; synonyms (n) escapade, frolic, joke, fun, trick, prank, antic, caper, (v) romp, gambol, 2. skylark; synonyms (n) riot, (v) lark, cavort, disport, frisk, rollick, amuse, boast, divert, feature. ehud 1. foolish; synonyms (adj) childish, crazy, fool, daft, dopey, dull, dumb, fatuous, preposterous, (n) absurd; antonyms (adj) wise, sensible, prudent, shrewd, visionary, 2. rash; synonyms (adj) foolhardy, imprudent, heedless, impetuous, precipitate, reckless, audacious, careless, (n) hasty, eruption; antonyms (adj) cautious, careful, considered, deliberate, 3. simple; synonyms (adj) plain, homely, pure, elementary, humble, innocent, mere, natural, rustic, (v) clear; antonyms (adj) complex, complicated, compound, elaborate, difficult, multiple, obscure, ornate, confused, confusing. ehudrwydd 1. folly; synonyms (n) absurdity, foolishness, craziness, nonsense, silliness, stupidity, tomfoolery, irrationality, freak, (adj) trifling, 2. rashness; synonyms (n) haste, hastiness, imprudence, precipitation, recklessness, temerity, heedlessness, folly, indiscretion, precipitancy; antonym (n) care. eiddgar 1. zealous; synonyms (adj) eager, enthusiastic, keen, passionate, fervent, ardent, avid, devoted, strenuous, vehement; antonym (adj) indifferent, 2. ardent; synonyms (adj) burning, impassioned, warm, acute, affectionate, earnest, fervid, fiery, flaming, glowing; antonym (adj) apathetic. eiddgarwch 1. zeal; synonyms (n) ardor, eagerness, fervor, devotion, enthusiasm, passion, vehemence,
fire, fervency, heat; antonyms (n) indifference, apathy, 2. ardor; synonyms (n) zeal, ardency, flame, avidity, animation, ardour, elan, energy, fervour, glow. eiddigedd 1. zeal; synonyms (n) ardor, eagerness, fervor, devotion, enthusiasm, passion, vehemence, fire, fervency, heat; antonyms (n) indifference, apathy, 2. jealousy; synonyms (n) suspicion, competition, contention, distrust, qualm, scruple, doubt, challenge, contest, diffidence. eiddigeddu envy; synonyms (n) desire, enviousness, resentment, hatred, discontent, emulation, (v) begrudge, covet, want, grudge. eiddigeddus 1. envious; synonyms (adj) covetous, jealous, invidious, jaundiced, malicious, greedy, resentful, green, grudging, begrudging, 2. jealous; synonyms (adj) distrustful, envious, suspicious. eiddigus 1. zealous; synonyms (adj) eager, enthusiastic, keen, passionate, fervent, ardent, avid, devoted, strenuous, vehement; antonym (adj) indifferent, 2. jealous; synonyms (adj) covetous, distrustful, envious, suspicious, resentful, invidious, green, grudging. eiddil 1. feeble; synonyms (adj) delicate, weak, decrepit, ailing, dim, dull, frail, helpless, (v) faint, debilitated; antonyms (adj) strong, vigorous, hearty, tough, 2. slender; synonyms (adj) lean, narrow, little, thin, fine, lithe, slight, feeble, flimsy, gaunt; antonyms (adj) plump, stocky, fat, wide. eiddilio enfeeble; synonyms (v) debilitate, enervate, weaken, attenuate, impair, unnerve, waste, break, cripple, diminish; antonym (v) fortify. eiddilwch 1. feebleness; synonyms (n) frailty, infirmity, weakness, decrepitude, faintness, fragility, frailness, imbecility, languor, (adj) debility; antonyms (n) strength, perseverance, 2. slenderness; synonyms (n) leanness, fineness, slimness, thinness, delicacy, slightness, feebleness, tenuity; antonyms (n) fatness, obesity, thickness. eiddo 1. yours; synonym (adj) own, 2. belongings; synonyms (n) estate, luggage, property, baggage, assets, gear, wealth, chattels, equipment, goods, 3. assets; synonyms (n) belongings, capital, funds, means, resources, finances, resource, money, possession, possessions, 4. property; synonyms (n) characteristic, peculiarity, feature, character, asset, nature, place, substance, (adj) attribute, quality, 5. mine; synonyms (n) dig, excavation, pit, fund, vein, (v) excavate, sap, burrow, exploit, (adj) delve. eiddoch yours; synonym (adj) own. eiddof mine; synonyms (n) dig, excavation, pit, fund, vein, (v) excavate, sap, burrow, exploit, (adj) delve. eiddot yours; synonym (adj) own. eidduno 1. desire; synonyms (n) ambition, hope, aspiration, will, wish, (v) fancy, aspire, seek, want,
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Welsh - English aim; antonyms (n) aversion, reality, (v) dislike, hate, 2. wish; synonyms (v) desire, like, choose, please, bid, (n) need, inclination, longing, pleasure, purpose, 3. pray; synonyms (v) beg, implore, entreat, crave, appeal, beseech, invite, plead, importune, ask. eidion beef; synonyms (n) gripe, grumble, moan, grouse, complaint, squawk, fuss, (v) complain, grouch, groan. eigion 1. depth; synonyms (n) abyss, deepness, profoundness, intensity, profundity, abstruseness, wisdom, breadth, extent, height, 2. ocean; synonyms (n) sea, deep, brine, waves, multitude, lot, heap, pile, (adj) oceanic, marine. eil aisle; synonyms (n) alley, path, corridor, gangway, lane, nave, calvary, crypt, glade, transept. eilchwyl again (eto); synonyms (adv) afresh, more, anew, encore, repeatedly, then, also, further, often. eiliad 1. second; synonyms (n) instant, moment, flash, jiffy, minute, sec, (v) back, endorse, support, (adj) latter; antonym (adj) first, 2. moment; synonyms (n) importance, consequence, import, bit, second, time, weight, hour, matter, juncture. eilio 1. weave; synonyms (v) twine, twist, braid, knit, entwine, interweave, wind, waver, plait, fabricate, 2. alternate; synonyms (adj) reciprocal, (v) reciprocate, change, fluctuate, interchange, (n) substitute, alternative, surrogate, standby, replacement; antonym (n) original, 3. plait; synonyms (n) fold, pigtail, plat, pleat, tuck, (v) lace, crease, double, interlace, intertwine, 4. second; synonyms (n) instant, moment, flash, jiffy, minute, sec, (v) back, endorse, support, (adj) latter; antonym (adj) first, 5. sing (canu); synonyms (v) chant, hymn, chirp, hum, drone, pipe, twitter, vocalize, carol, (n) squeak. eiliw 1. appearance; synonyms (n) air, face, look, semblance, shape, show, advent, apparition, form, image; antonyms (n) disappearance, departure, vanishing, 2. image; synonyms (n) figure, picture, fancy, conception, effigy, idea, impression, resemblance, design, (v) depict, 3. hue; synonyms (n) color, complexion, cast, chromaticity, dye, shade, tint, shout, (v) colour, tinge, 4. glimmer; synonyms (n) flicker, flash, gleaming, glow, (v) gleam, shimmer, blink, sparkle, beam, shine. eiliwr seconder; synonyms (n) proponent, exponent, support. eillio shave; synonyms (v) prune, clip, pare, reduce, scrape, cut, brush, chip, crop, shear. eilliwr 1. barber; synonyms (n) hairdresser, foehn, khamsin, norther, vendaval, wuther, blizzard, tonsor, (v) shave, trim, 2. shaver; synonyms (n) youngster, child, boy, lad, nipper, barber, baby, barbarian, boor, chela.
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eilun 1. idol; synonyms (n) fetish, deity, effigy, divinity, image, favorite, hero, star, simulacrum, beloved, 2. image; synonyms (n) figure, picture, fancy, conception, form, idea, impression, resemblance, design, (v) depict. eilwaith 1. afresh; synonyms (adv) anew, again, newly, new, lately, often, recently, repeatedly, (adj) repeated, 2. again (eto); synonyms (adv) afresh, more, encore, then, also, further. eingion anvil; synonyms (n) incus, stithy, fulciment, prop, stand, stiddy, forge, smithery, smithy. einioes 1. lifetime; synonyms (n) age, life, lifespan, day, decade, hour, time, animation, being, (adj) lifelong, 2. life; synonyms (n) energy, spirit, activity, biography, dash, enthusiasm, existence, exuberance, live, briskness; antonym (n) lethargy. einion anvil; synonyms (n) incus, stithy, fulciment, prop, stand, stiddy, forge, smithery, smithy. eira snow; synonyms (n) cocaine, coke, precipitation, snowfall, bark, barque, brig, (v) beguile, overwhelm, bamboozle. eirian 1. beautiful (prydferth); synonyms (adj) attractive, good-looking, bright, beauteous, fine, handsome, lovely, picturesque, pleasant, pretty; antonyms (adj) ugly, unattractive, 2. bright; synonyms (adj) clear, alive, apt, intelligent, vivid, beaming, brainy, brilliant, light, luminous; antonyms (adj) dull, cloudy, dark, dim, dreary, gloomy, stupid, unintelligent, overcast, shadowy. eirias 1. glowing; synonyms (adj) bright, enthusiastic, burning, fervent, blazing, fiery, flaming, aglow, (v) warm, (n) cordial; antonyms (adj) dull, pale, 2. fiery; synonyms (adj) ardent, ablaze, fierce, hot, passionate, fervid, glowing, impassioned, peppery, violent; antonym (adj) mild, 3. burning; synonyms (adj) afire, boiling, aflame, alight, live, (n) combustion, firing, zealous, burn, glow; antonyms (adj) cold, cool, trivial. eirinen plum; synonyms (n) prune, drupe, jujube, lac, licorice, marmalade, (adj) mauve, (adv) plumb, clean. eiriol 1. advocate; synonyms (n) backer, champion, counsel, sponsor, attorney, counselor, (v) recommend, support, vindicate, back; antonyms (n) detractor, skeptic, (v) oppose, 2. plead; synonyms (v) beseech, entreat, beg, implore, appeal, ask, petition, defend, invoke, (n) allege, 3. pray; synonyms (v) crave, invite, plead, importune, supplicate, bid, request, solicit, sue, (adv) please, 4. intercede; synonyms (v) mediate, arbitrate, interfere, intermediate, interpose, intervene, negotiate, reconcile, referee. eiriolaeth intercession; synonyms (n) interference, intervention, arbitration, interposition, invocation, prayer, supplication, atonement, (adj) mediation. eiriolwr 1. advocate; synonyms (n) backer, champion, counsel, sponsor, attorney, counselor, (v)
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recommend, support, vindicate, back; antonyms (n) detractor, skeptic, (v) oppose, 2. mediator; synonyms (n) arbiter, arbitrator, intermediary, intercessor, intermediator, peacemaker, diplomat, negotiator, umpire, go-between; antonym (n) troublemaker, 3. intercessor; synonyms (n) mediator, broker, interceder, middleman, judge. eirlaw sleet; synonyms (n) precipitation, rain, hail, glaze, moment, snift, hailstones. eironi irony; synonyms (n) sarcasm, ridicule, banter, humor, raillery, derision, mockery, quiz, (adj) satire, burlesque; antonym (n) exaggeration. eirthio bait; synonyms (n) bribe, decoy, snare, attraction, (v) badger, tease, harass, lure, molest, (adj) harry. eisen 1. lath; synonyms (n) board, fillet, batten, plank, list, ribbon, strip, band, beam, fascia, 2. rib; synonyms (n) ridge, vein, jest, (v) joke, tease, guy, mock, ridicule, helpmate, chaff. eisglwyf pleurisy; synonym (n) pleuritis. eisiau 1. want; synonyms (v) need, desire, (n) lack, poverty, wish, deficiency, deprivation, famine, absence, dearth; antonyms (v) dislike, hate, 2. need; synonyms (v) claim, require, destitution, indigence, involve, (n) demand, want, must, necessity, requirement; antonym (n) wealth. eisin 1. husk; synonyms (n) bark, crust, skin, cortex, chaff, coat, covering, peel, rind, (v) hull, 2. bran; synonyms (n) cellulose, fiber, roughage, (adj) farina, flour, paddy, rice, spore, sporule, meal. eisoes already; synonyms (adv) beforehand, previously, before, formerly, once, earlier, finally, (adj) erewhile, present. eistedd 1. sit; synonyms (v) model, pose, rest, ride, place, posture, put, seat, set, squat; antonyms (v) stand, rise, 2. seat; synonyms (n) bench, base, backside, behind, bottom, buttocks, chair, (v) locate, contain, hold. eisteddfa seat; synonyms (n) place, bench, base, backside, behind, bottom, buttocks, chair, (v) locate, put. eisteddfod 1. eisteddfod, 2. session; synonyms (n) meeting, seance, sitting, conference, bout, consultation, convention, class, period, stretch. eisteddiad 1. sitting; synonyms (v) incubation, batching, gestation, (n) session, seat, meeting, seance, posing, (adj) seated, inactive, 2. session; synonyms (n) sitting, conference, bout, consultation, convention, class, period, stretch, discussion. eisteddle 1. seat; synonyms (n) place, bench, base, backside, behind, bottom, buttocks, chair, (v) locate, put, 2. sitting; synonyms (v) incubation, batching, gestation, (n) session, seat, meeting, seance, posing, (adj) seated, inactive, 3. pew; synonyms (n) booth, stall, pen, sheepfold.
eitem item; synonyms (n) piece, detail, article, entry, object, point, subject, thing, affair, event. eithaf 1. antipodes, 2. extreme; synonyms (adj) deep, excessive, enormous, immoderate, intense, severe, supreme, terrible, ultimate, (n) edge; antonyms (adj) middle, reasonable, near, (n) mild, moderate, slight, 3. quite; synonyms (adv) altogether, absolutely, all, completely, entirely, fully, sheer, exactly, enough, (adj) just; antonym (adv) extremely, 4. utmost; synonyms (adj) extreme, farthest, last, uttermost, furthest, highest, greatest, (n) maximum, best, furthermost, 5. superlative; synonyms (adj) matchless, excellent, peerless, outstanding, consummate, superb, magnificent, perfect, (n) peak, top; antonym (adj) worst. eithafol extreme; synonyms (adj) deep, excessive, enormous, immoderate, intense, severe, supreme, terrible, ultimate, (n) edge; antonyms (adj) middle, reasonable, near, (n) mild, moderate, slight. eithafwr extremist; synonyms (n) ultraist, die-hard, (adj) radical, ultra, revolutionary. eithafydd extremist; synonyms (n) ultraist, die-hard, (adj) radical, ultra, revolutionary. eithinen 1. furze; synonyms (n) whin, gorse, bramble, dyeweed, greenweed, woadwaxen, woodwaxen, 2. gorse; synonyms (n) furze, brush. eithr 1. besides; synonyms (adv) also, furthermore, moreover, too, again, additionally, anyway, else, (prep) except, (adj) more, 2. but; synonyms (conj) while, (adv) alone, only, though, barely, however, merely, simply, yet, (prep) besides, 3. except; synonyms (conj) but, (prep) save, excepting, excluding, (v) exclude, demur, omit, exempt, (n) bar, without; antonym (v) include. eithriad exception; synonyms (n) exclusion, objection, exemption, anomaly, immunity, peculiarity, privilege, release, repudiation, condition; antonym (n) inclusion. eithriadol exceptional; synonyms (adj) special, abnormal, excellent, extraordinary, particular, prodigious, singular, uncommon, exceeding, outstanding; antonyms (adj) common, mediocre, ordinary, average, normal, usual, abysmal, inferior, poor. eithrio 1. bar; synonyms (n) barricade, band, stop, (v) ban, block, bolt, exclude, obstruct, arrest, balk; antonyms (v) permit, allow, 2. except; synonyms (conj) but, (prep) save, excepting, excluding, (v) demur, omit, exempt, (n) bar, without, (adv) besides; antonym (v) include, 3. exclude; synonyms (v) banish, eject, except, expel, discharge, debar, shut, disallow, eliminate, (adj) excommunicate; antonyms (v) incorporate, admit, comprise. elfen element; synonyms (n) component, constituent, ingredient, factor, substance, fundamental, feature, matter, origin, part.
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Welsh - English elfeniad analysis; synonyms (n) anatomy, breakdown, decomposition, inquiry, inspection, investigation, psychoanalysis, resolution, review, scrutiny; antonym (n) synthesis. elfennol elementary; synonyms (adj) basic, fundamental, primary, primitive, simple, basal, easy, elemental, essential, introductory. elfennu analyze; synonyms (v) review, scrutinize, assay, consider, study, check, analyse, anatomize, canvass, examine; antonym (v) synthesize. elgeth chin; synonyms (n) talk, jaw, jawbone, rap, mentum, button, cheek, (v) speak, confer, utter. eli 1. ointment; synonyms (n) cream, balm, salve, lotion, oil, unction, unguent, emollient, 2. salve; synonyms (v) relieve, salvage, assuage, heal, allay, redeem, comfort, deliver, (n) ointment, liniment. eliffant elephant; synonyms (n) camel, dromedary, giant, llama, monster, (adj) behemoth, cachalot, whale, hippopotamus, leviathan. eliffantaidd elephantine; synonyms (adj) gargantuan, giant, jumbo, gigantic, heavy, huge, immense, mammoth, ponderous. elin 1. bend; synonyms (n) bow, arch, arc, elbow, (v) curve, turn, crouch, stoop, crook, curl; antonyms (v) straighten, square, 2. elbow; synonyms (n) bend, cubitus, angle, (v) poke, jostle, nudge, push, shove, jolt, crowd, 3. angle; synonyms (n) hook, incline, view, aspect, cant, corner, (v) slant, lean, tilt, fish. elino elbow; synonyms (n) bend, cubitus, angle, (v) poke, jostle, nudge, push, shove, jolt, crowd. elinog angular; synonyms (adj) angulate, bony, gaunt, lean, skinny, spare, scrawny, aquiline, bent, gangling; antonym (adj) rounded. ellyll fiend; synonyms (n) demon, devil, fanatic, monster, brute, daemon, deuce, enthusiast, incubus, ogre; antonym (n) angel. ellyllaidd fiendish; synonyms (adj) devilish, diabolic, demonic, diabolical, cruel, atrocious, hellish, inhuman, (v) infernal, satanic. ellylles fury; synonyms (n) rage, anger, ferocity, exasperation, force, delirium, frenzy, furor, indignation, (adj) wrath. ellyn razor; synonyms (n) rasour, (adj) blade, knife, cutlery, penknife, whittle. elor bier; synonyms (n) coffin, urn, bear, bere, pall, sarcophagus, shell. elusen alms; synonyms (n) charity, dole, benefaction, donation, gift, sportula, contribution, offering, almose, (v) largess. elusendy almshouse; synonyms (n) poorhouse, townhouse, beguinage. elusennol 1. eleemosynary; synonyms (adj) beneficent, benevolent, philanthropic, humanitarian, kind, liberal, (v) charitable, sportulary, tributary, (n) dependent, 2. charitable;
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synonyms (adj) merciful, clement, gentle, bountiful, generous, humane, kindly, lenient, magnanimous, compassionate; antonyms (adj) unforgiving, mean, nasty, uncharitable. elusennwr 1. almoner; synonyms (n) accountant, beadle, cashier, liquidator, paymaster, sacristan, sexton, teller, verger, almner, 2. benefactor; synonyms (n) donor, patron, sponsor, backer, giver, supporter, contributor, philanthropist, helper, humanitarian. elw 1. gain; synonyms (v) acquire, benefit, derive, attain, catch, earn, get, win, (n) profit, earnings; antonyms (v) lose, (n) loss, 2. profit; synonyms (n) gain, account, good, produce, increase, dividend, (v) net, advance, avail, (adj) advantage, 3. boot; synonyms (n) kick, trunk, bang, charge, kicking, shoe, belt, body, thrill, 4. benefit; synonyms (n) assistance, favor, interest, reward, service, use, welfare, (v) aid, assist, help; antonyms (n) disadvantage, drawback, (v) harm, 5. return; synonyms (n) yield, pay, recompense, refund, restitution, proceeds, (v) recur, reimburse, render, repay; antonyms (n) departure, abolition, confiscation, recovery, (v) keep, 6. possession; synonyms (n) occupancy, occupation, ownership, keeping, goods, property, tenure, grasp, estate, (v) acquisition. elwa 1. gain; synonyms (v) acquire, benefit, derive, attain, catch, earn, get, win, (n) profit, earnings; antonyms (v) lose, (n) loss, 2. benefit; synonyms (n) advantage, gain, good, assistance, favor, interest, (v) aid, assist, avail, help; antonyms (n) disadvantage, drawback, (v) harm, 3. profit; synonyms (n) account, produce, increase, dividend, lucre, proceeds, behalf, increment, (v) net, advance. elwlen kidney; synonyms (n) class, variety, feather, kind, nature, stripe, mettle, type, description, order. embargo embargo; synonyms (n) ban, prohibition, sanction, veto, inhibition, injunction, bar, prohibit, proscription, (v) proscribe. emosiwn emotion; synonyms (n) affection, love, feeling, passion, sensation, heart, agitation, commotion, excitement, (v) impression; antonym (n) intelligence. emosiynol emotional; synonyms (adj) dramatic, affecting, affective, effusive, moving, passionate, poignant, sensational, sensitive, warm; antonyms (adj) impassive, unemotional, unflappable. empeiraidd empirical; synonyms (adj) empiric, experimental, observational, observed, pragmatic, charlatanical, practical, experient, (v) tentative, probationary; antonym (adj) theoretical. emrallt emerald; synonyms (n) beryl, (adj) green, malachite, verdigris, awkward, immature, lime, new, olive, raw.
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emyn hymn; synonyms (n) song, canticle, anthem, chant, carol, (v) glorify, laud, sing, extol. emyniadur hymnbook; synonyms (n) hymnal, hymnary. emynyddiaeth hymnody; synonym (n) psalmody. enaid 1. soul; synonyms (n) man, creature, ghost, heart, human, individual, mind, person, personification, being, 2. life; synonyms (n) animation, energy, spirit, activity, biography, dash, enthusiasm, existence, exuberance, live; antonym (n) lethargy. enbydrwydd 1. danger; synonyms (n) risk, hazard, peril, chance, jeopardy, threat, trouble, precariousness, slipperiness, difficulty; antonyms (n) safety, security, 2. jeopardy; synonyms (n) danger, menace, exposure, insecurity, venture, 3. peril; synonyms (n) jeopard, riskiness, (v) endanger, adventure, expose, imperil, compromise, jeopardize, jeopardise, queer. encil 1. flight; synonyms (n) escape, herd, flying, run, avolation, exodus, elopement, evasion, (adj) bevy, drove, 2. retreat; synonyms (n) refuge, resort, asylum, departure, den, (v) recede, retire, withdraw, depart, ebb; antonyms (n) raid, (v) advance. encilfa 1. desertion; synonyms (n) abandonment, defection, apostasy, withdrawal, rejection, secession, leaving, departure, disappearance, (adj) depopulation; antonym (n) appearance, 2. retreat; synonyms (n) refuge, resort, asylum, den, lair, (v) recede, retire, withdraw, depart, ebb; antonyms (n) raid, (v) advance. encilio 1. desert; synonyms (v) abandon, escape, defect, ditch, forsake, leave, (adj) waste, barren, desolate, merit; antonyms (n) bog, (v) stay, 2. retreat; synonyms (n) refuge, resort, asylum, departure, den, (v) recede, retire, withdraw, depart, ebb; antonyms (n) raid, (v) advance. enciliwr deserter; synonyms (n) renegade, apostate, defector, fugitive, runaway, turncoat, escapee, recreant, rebel, traitor. encyd 1. while; synonyms (conj) as, whereas, although, though, (n) spell, time, period, moment, interval, (prep) during, 2. space; synonyms (n) length, gap, opening, place, scope, void, margin, distance, emptiness, extent. eneideg psychology; synonyms (n) psychics, mentality, animastic, metaphysics, ontology. eneidegydd psychologist; synonym (n) psychologue. eneiniad 1. anointing; synonyms (n) anointment, (v) plating, 2. unction; synonyms (n) inunction, balm, ointment, salve, unguent, cream, fulsomeness, greasiness, (v) glow, (adj) grace.
eneinio anoint; synonyms (v) anele, embrocate, oil, sanctify, consecrate, dedicate, bless, embalm, fragrance, freshen. enfawr 1. huge; synonyms (adj) big, enormous, gigantic, immense, large, vast, colossal, extensive, great, elephantine; antonyms (adj) tiny, insignificant, miniature, small, 2. immense; synonyms (adj) huge, immeasurable, boundless, giant, infinite, endless, extreme, gargantuan, incalculable, massive, 3. enormous; synonyms (adj) excessive, exorbitant, prodigious, tremendous, stupendous, monumental, terrific, terrible, flagrant, mammoth; antonym (adj) minute. enfys rainbow; synonyms (n) iris, tulip, sunbow, chimera, dream, fantasy, illusion, (adj) colorful, motley, multicolored. enghraifft 1. example; synonyms (n) case, exemplar, illustration, instance, lead, sample, design, guide, model, paradigm, 2. instance; synonyms (n) example, time, affair, pattern, chance, cause, event, (v) exemplify, illustrate, cite. enillfawr 1. remunerative; synonyms (adj) profitable, lucrative, moneymaking, paying, fat, rewarding, compensable, paid, (n) gainful, (v) advantageous, 2. lucrative; synonyms (adj) fruitful, remunerative, beneficial, helpful, worthwhile; antonym (adj) unprofitable. enillgar 1. winsome; synonyms (adj) attractive, winning, charming, engaging, comely, fetching, sweet, cheerful, merry, buxom, 2. gainful; synonyms (adj) profitable, beneficial, advantageous, lucrative, worthwhile, fruitful, helpful, paid, paying, productive. enllib 1. aspersion; synonyms (n) defamation, detraction, disparagement, scandal, slander, slur, libel, derogation, backbiting, calumny, 2. slander; synonyms (n) insult, aspersion, obloquy, denigration, (v) defame, calumniate, denigrate, (adj) abuse, asperse, malign; antonym (v) praise, 3. libel; synonyms (n) lie, (v) lampoon, smear, backbite, blacken, disparage, vilify. enllibaidd slanderous; synonyms (adj) defamatory, libelous, scandalous, calumniatory, calumnious, abusive, injurious, derogatory, libellous, denigrating. enllibio 1. libel; synonyms (n) slander, aspersion, defamation, denigration, (v) insult, denigrate, asperse, calumniate, defame, lampoon, 2. slander; synonyms (n) scandal, obloquy, disparagement, backbiting, calumny, disgrace, (v) libel, disparage, (adj) abuse, malign; antonym (v) praise. enllibiwr slanderer; synonyms (n) defamer, backbiter, libeler, detractor, maligner, traducer, calumniator, vilifier. enllibus slanderous; synonyms (adj) defamatory, libelous, scandalous, calumniatory, calumnious,
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Welsh - English abusive, injurious, derogatory, libellous, denigrating. ennaint ointment; synonyms (n) cream, balm, salve, lotion, oil, unction, unguent, emollient. ennill 1. win; synonyms (v) acquire, gain, get, attain, obtain, conquer, achieve, earn, prevail, (n) triumph; antonyms (v) lose, (n) defeat, 2. earn; synonyms (v) deserve, win, bring, bear, merit, net, profit, yield, clear, fetch; antonym (v) spend, 3. gain; synonyms (v) benefit, derive, catch, advance, make, reach, find, (n) earnings, acquisition, advantage; antonym (n) loss, 4. get; synonyms (v) become, buy, come, fall, take, beget, capture, cause, engage, extract; antonyms (v) give, leave, 5. best; synonyms (adj) better, superior, supreme, choice, great, leading, (v) beat, (n) top, elite, most; antonym (n) worst, 6. earnings; synonyms (n) salary, income, pay, profits, revenue, wage, compensation, lucre, proceeds, receipts, 7. attain; synonyms (v) accomplish, strike, arrive, compass, hit, score, complete, effect, fulfill, meet; antonym (v) fail, 8. acquire; synonyms (v) accept, collect, contract, purchase, receive, assume, develop, harvest, have, secure; antonym (v) sell, 9. profit; synonyms (n) account, good, produce, increase, dividend, interest, behalf, favor, (v) avail, help. ennyd 1. while; synonyms (conj) as, whereas, although, though, (n) spell, time, period, moment, interval, (prep) during, 2. moment; synonyms (n) importance, consequence, flash, instant, jiffy, minute, import, bit, second, weight. ennyn 1. burn (llosgi); synonyms (v) bite, glow, blaze, incinerate, scorch, sting, bake, beam, boil, (n) fire; antonym (v) dawdle, 2. excite; synonyms (v) animate, arouse, disturb, enliven, agitate, energize, awaken, electrify, encourage, evoke; antonyms (v) calm, pacify, bore, 3. kindle; synonyms (v) excite, inflame, burn, flame, enkindle, heat, incite, provoke, (n) ignite, light, 4. inflame; synonyms (v) incense, irritate, kindle, aggravate, anger, chafe, enrage, exasperate, exacerbate, foment. ensyniad insinuation; synonyms (n) allusion, hint, innuendo, implication, suggestion, intimation, reference, accusation, indication, sarcasm. ensynio insinuate; synonyms (v) allude, hint, imply, indicate, intimate, suggest, adumbrate, connote, ingratiate, signify. entrych 1. zenith; synonyms (n) apex, peak, top, acme, climax, height, pinnacle, summit, culmination, vertex; antonyms (n) nadir, base, 2. firmament; synonyms (n) empyrean, heaven, heavens, sphere, welkin, area, arena, domain, field, orbit, 3. height; synonyms (n) altitude, crest, degree, elevation, eminence, grade, high, level, zenith, extent; antonym (n) shortness.
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enw 1. name; synonyms (n) call, title, epithet, (v) appoint, baptize, describe, cite, designate, entitle, enumerate, 2. appellation; synonyms (n) designation, denomination, name, nickname, appellative, term, 3. noun; synonym (v) expression. enwad 1. denomination; synonyms (n) appellation, title, cognomen, appellative, class, communion, designation, name, sect, belief, 2. sect; synonyms (n) faction, denomination, clan, party, religion, order, cult, category, group, faith. enwadaeth sectarianism; synonyms (n) denominationalism, sectarism, bigotry, churchism, heresy, racism. enwadol 1. nominative; synonyms (adj) named, nominal, nominated, designating, naming, titular, tokenish, 2. sectarian; synonyms (adj) partisan, factious, nonconformist, (n) bigot, schismatic, sectary, sectarist, heretic, dissident, dissenter. enwadwr sectarian; synonyms (adj) partisan, factious, nonconformist, (n) bigot, schismatic, sectary, sectarist, heretic, dissident, dissenter. enwaediad circumcision; synonym (n) posthetomy. enwebiad nomination; synonyms (n) appointment, assignment, return, delegation, (v) nuncupation. enwebu nominate; synonyms (v) appoint, name, constitute, establish, institute, make, assign, charge, (n) designate, call. enwi name (enw); synonyms (n) call, title, epithet, (v) appoint, baptize, describe, cite, designate, entitle, enumerate. enwog 1. famous; synonyms (adj) celebrated, eminent, splendid, distinguished, famed, illustrious, renowned, capital, conspicuous, important; antonyms (adj) unknown, infamous, ordinary, 2. renowned; synonyms (adj) famous, notable, noted, glorious, great, notorious, well-known, known, reputable, (n) noble, 3. noted; synonyms (v) recognized, ascertained, (adj) marked, excellent, prominent, distingue. enwogrwydd 1. fame; synonyms (n) credit, distinction, report, reputation, bruit, honor, prestige, renown, buzz, (v) celebrity; antonyms (n) infamy, obscurity, anonymity, 2. renown; synonyms (n) fame, glory, eminence, notoriety, kudos, name, popularity, prominence, lustre, praise. enwol nominative; synonyms (adj) named, nominal, nominated, designating, naming, titular, tokenish. enynfa 1. inflammation; synonyms (n) inflaming, swelling, burning, firing, bulge, fervour, agitation, excitation, excitement, (v) ignition, 2. itching; synonyms (n) itch, pruritus, prickle, cupidity, itchiness, quiver, (adj) anxious, creepy, enterprising, prurient.
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enyniad inflammation; synonyms (n) inflaming, swelling, burning, firing, bulge, fervour, agitation, excitation, excitement, (v) ignition. enynnol 1. inflamed; synonyms (adj) sore, impassioned, excited, angry, ablaze, flaming, hot, irritated, passionate, (n) red, 2. inflammatory; synonyms (adj) incendiary, provocative, seditious, incitive, phlogistic, insurgent, aggressive, incendious, incensive, inflammative. eofn 1. bold; synonyms (adj) adventurous, audacious, manly, resolute, arrogant, barefaced, courageous, daring, fearless, heroic; antonyms (adj) cowardly, timid, modest, 2. fearless; synonyms (adj) bold, brave, dauntless, intrepid, undaunted, confident, doughty, gallant, valiant, game; antonyms (adj) afraid, frightened, scared. eog salmon; synonyms (n) orange, red. eos nightingale; synonyms (n) thrush, etc, nighthawk, singer. epa 1. ape; synonyms (n) anthropoid, imitator, monkey, (v) mimic, mock, copy, echo, emulate, imitate, impersonate, 2. monkey; synonyms (n) ape, imp, primate, rascal, scamp, (v) tinker, meddle, tamper, trifle, cuckoo. epil 1. brood; synonyms (n) breed, issue, offspring, family, litter, (v) hatch, sulk, think, incubate, (adj) herd, 2. offspring; synonyms (n) progeny, brood, children, child, descendant, descendants, lineage, posterity, (v) fruit, generation. epilgar 1. prolific; synonyms (adj) productive, fertile, copious, fecund, fruitful, profuse, abundant, bountiful, plentiful, fat, 2. teeming; synonyms (adj) crowded, swarming, overflowing, exuberant, prolific, multitudinous, full, ample, plenteous, pregnant; antonym (adj) empty. epilio 1. breed; synonyms (n) kind, race, variety, ancestry, sort, order, (v) engender, beget, multiply, bear, 2. teem; synonyms (n) abound, exuberate, (v) swarm, flow, pour, crowd, pullulate, brim, flower, fructify. epistol epistle; synonyms (n) letter, communication, message, note, correspondence. eples 1. ferment; synonyms (n) agitation, excitement, barm, tumult, unrest, disturbance, (v) effervesce, stew, turn, (adj) pother, 2. leaven; synonyms (n) leavening, constituent, (v) ferment, lift, raise, temper, (adj) contaminate, debase, defile, denaturalize. eplesiad fermentation; synonyms (n) ferment, agitation, excitement, effervescence, fermenting, zymosis, commotion, heat, unrest. eplesu 1. ferment; synonyms (n) agitation, excitement, barm, tumult, unrest, disturbance, (v) effervesce, stew, turn, (adj) pother, 2. leaven; synonyms (n) leavening, constituent, (v) ferment,
lift, raise, temper, (adj) contaminate, debase, defile, denaturalize. er 1. although; synonyms (conj) albeit, whereas, (prep) however, (adv) notwithstanding, though, even, 2. for; synonyms (prep) because, behind, by, per, during, (conj) considering, (adv) against, as, therefore, hence, 3. though; synonyms (conj) nevertheless, still, while, (adv) tho', (adj) although. erbyn 1. meet (cyfarfod); synonyms (v) converge, find, assemble, congregate, encounter, fulfill, gather, answer, cross, (adj) fit; antonyms (v) avoid, disperse, diverge, 2. by; synonyms (prep) beside, at, of, about, (adv) aside, away, past, through, apart, (adv, prep) alongside, 3. receive; synonyms (v) accept, admit, get, assume, adopt, bear, have, obtain, welcome, make. erch 1. frightful; synonyms (adj) dreadful, fearful, awful, fearsome, formidable, appalling, gruesome, horrible, terrible, dread; antonym (adj) wonderful, 2. speckled; synonyms (adj) dappled, dotted, mottled, piebald, specked, spotty, spotted, flecked, multicolored; antonym (adj) plain. erchi 1. demand; synonyms (n) claim, request, requirement, requisition, (v) ask, command, need, require, appeal, beg; antonym (v) supply, 2. command; synonyms (n) control, instruction, behest, bidding, decree, (v) charge, order, rule, call, commission, 3. bid; synonyms (n) offer, tender, attempt, proffer, suggestion, (v) invite, adjure, beseech, direct, instruct, 4. ask (gofyn); synonyms (v) inquire, demand, interrogate, question, take, consult, crave, involve, necessitate, plead; antonym (v) answer, 5. pray; synonyms (v) implore, entreat, importune, invoke, petition, supplicate, bid, solicit, sue, (adv) please. erchwyn 1. side (ochr); synonyms (n) edge, rim, faction, border, brink, direction, face, part, hand, (v) party; antonym (adj) distant, 2. bedside. erchyll 1. horrible; synonyms (adj) abominable, atrocious, awful, fearful, frightful, dire, dreadful, fearsome, formidable, ghastly; antonyms (adj) pleasant, wonderful, lovely, nice, 2. atrocious; synonyms (adj) heinous, monstrous, terrible, unspeakable, wicked, bad, cruel, evil, flagitious, flagrant, 3. hideous; synonyms (adj) appalling, grim, grisly, gruesome, horrible, horrid, lurid, repulsive, ugly, offensive; antonym (adj) attractive. erchyllter atrocity; synonyms (n) enormity, brutality, abomination, atrociousness, barbarism, barbarity, flagrancy, inhumaneness, crime, (adj) outrage. eres 1. wonderful; synonyms (adj) extraordinary, marvelous, astonishing, excellent, remarkable, phenomenal, amazing, fantastic, grand, great; antonyms (adj) awful, terrible, unpleasant, dreadful, 2. strange; synonyms (adj) extraneous, foreign, peculiar, abnormal, curious, irregular, mysterious,
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Welsh - English new, odd, outlandish; antonyms (adj) normal, ordinary, familiar, typical. erestyn 1. buffoon; synonyms (n) clown, fool, jester, zany, droll, joker, mimic, scaramouch, buffo, 2. minstrel; synonyms (n) jongleur, musician, singer, troubadour, artiste, harper, performer, player. erfinen turnip; synonym (n) clock. erfyn 1. implore; synonyms (v) entreat, beg, beseech, ask, conjure, crave, pray, supplicate, appeal, importune, 2. beseech; synonyms (v) adjure, implore, request, plead, solicit, sue, bid, demand, exhort, invoke, 3. expect; synonyms (v) anticipate, assume, believe, understand, abide, await, calculate, hope, suppose, think, 4. beg; synonyms (v) cadge, desire, require, get, borrow, invite, petition, seek, woo, (n) bey, 5. appeal; synonyms (n) plea, address, application, attraction, entreaty, lure, magnetism, (v) charm, attract, interest; antonyms (n) unpleasantness, (v) repel, 6. pray; synonyms (adv) please, do. erfyniad 1. petition; synonyms (n) appeal, application, entreaty, invocation, (v) demand, ask, request, desire, beg, claim, 2. prayer; synonyms (n) petition, plea, orison, suit, litany, devotion, asking, supplication, blessing, supplicant. ergyd 1. blow (chwythu); synonyms (n) bang, beat, blast, knock, shock, wallop, (v) puff, bloom, blossom, (adj) gasp; antonyms (v) calm, save, 2. cast; synonyms (v) hurl, throw, form, shed, stamp, fling, shape, chuck, (n) appearance, casting, 3. stroke; synonyms (n) touch, caress, hit, mark, apoplexy, attack, (v) buffet, lick, fondle, (adj) blow, 4. shot; synonyms (n) gunshot, injection, go, ball, crack, shoot, picture, attempt, bullet, chance, 5. bang; synonyms (n) clap, smack, slap, smash, strike, bump, (v) slam, bash, boom, clatter, 6. hit (taro); synonyms (v) attain, belt, collide, encounter, clash, club, contact, (n) collision, play, clout; antonyms (n) failure, flop, 7. charge; synonyms (n) accusation, burden, care, command, commission, bill, (v) accuse, blame, bid, load; antonyms (v) request, absolve, retreat, 8. discharge; synonyms (n) release, dismissal, drain, (v) acquit, clear, complete, deliver, eject, cashier, burst; antonyms (v) capture, hire, 9. report; synonyms (n) description, gossip, notice, name, fame, message, narration, (v) account, describe, communicate; antonym (n) fact. ergydio 1. cast; synonyms (v) hurl, throw, form, shed, stamp, fling, shape, chuck, (n) appearance, casting, 2. throw; synonyms (v) cast, flip, heave, pass, deliver, drop, give, (n) pitch, push, shot, 3. strike (taro); synonyms (n) knock, assault, clap, (v) bang, beat, hit, impress, slap, move, affect.
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ergydiwr striker; synonyms (n) hitter, beater, batsman, batter, activist, campaigner, demonstrator, marcher, picketer, pulsator. erioed 1. ever; synonyms (adv) always, continually, e'er, perpetually, eternally, (adj) constantly, still, forever; antonym (adv) never, 2. never; synonyms (adv) ne'er, nevermore, nor, tomorrow. erledigaeth persecution; synonyms (n) oppression, harassment, torture, (adj) annoyance, molestation, abuse, intolerance. erlid 1. persecute; synonyms (v) harass, molest, badger, chase, oppress, harry, follow, plague, bait, (adj) aggrieve, 2. persecution; synonyms (n) oppression, harassment, torture, (adj) annoyance, molestation, abuse, intolerance. erlidiwr persecutor; synonyms (n) oppressor, tormentor, bully, tormenter, teaser, autocrat, bigot, despot, dictator, intimidator. erlyn 1. prosecute; synonyms (v) pursue, chase, follow, persecute, sue, drive, engage, indict, litigate, execute; antonym (v) defend, 2. pursue; synonyms (v) dog, hunt, prosecute, course, haunt, hound, persist, stalk, tail, conduct. erlyniad prosecution; synonyms (n) indictment, accusation, execution, arraignment, impeachment, lawsuit, litigation, suit, charge, pursuance. erlynydd prosecutor; synonyms (n) accuser, plaintiff, pursuer, detective, enemy, investigator. ermyg 1. organ; synonyms (n) instrument, member, limb, agency, harmonium, medium, part, means, journal, channel, 2. instrument; synonyms (n) deed, apparatus, appliance, document, expedient, pawn, tool, gear, agent, (v) implement. erthwch 1. grunt; synonyms (n) cry, groan, (v) grumble, growl, croak, mutter, complain, moan, murmur, clamor, 2. pant; synonyms (n) gasp, thrill, (v) heave, blow, puff, wheeze, huff, long, desire, sigh. erthygl article; synonyms (n) section, object, thing, chapter, clause, commodity, composition, discourse, entity, essay. erthyl abortion; synonyms (n) miscarriage, failure, fiasco, abortive, aborsement, castling, freak, termination, aborting, blunder. erthyliad abortion; synonyms (n) miscarriage, failure, fiasco, abortive, aborsement, castling, freak, termination, aborting, blunder. erthylu 1. abort; synonyms (v) expel, fail, terminate, cancel, destroy, drop, fizzle, founder, disappoint, (n) miscarry, 2. miscarry; synonyms (v) abort, fall, flop, backfire, flunk, blow; antonym (v) succeed. erw acre; synonyms (n) acreage, grounds, manor, plot. erwydd stave; synonyms (v) box, fib, justle, (n) staff, round, rung, stanza, stick, verse, brace. eryr 1. eagle; synonyms (n) colors, labarum, oriflamb, oriflamme, aviator, flag, pilot, streamer, (adj)
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antelope, chickaree, 2. shingles; synonym (n) zoster. eryraidd aquiline; synonyms (adj) crooked, aduncous, angular, hooked, jagged, serrated, curved, bent, uncinated, curving. eryres eagle (eryr); synonyms (n) colors, labarum, oriflamb, oriflamme, aviator, flag, pilot, streamer, (adj) antelope, chickaree. esblygiad evolution; synonyms (n) development, growth, expansion, movement, process, progress, evolvement, change, mutation, advance; antonym (n) deterioration. esboniad 1. commentary; synonyms (n) annotation, comment, exposition, note, observation, article, criticism, critique, explanation, footnote, 2. explanation; synonyms (n) account, commentary, definition, description, excuse, gloss, interpretation, justification, solution, key; antonym (n) mystery. esboniadaeth 1. exposition; synonyms (n) comment, display, exhibition, explanation, show, elucidation, clarification, demonstration, description, exhibit, 2. exegesis; synonyms (n) commentary, exposition, construction, annotation, epexegesis, expose, hermeneutics. esboniadol 1. exegetical; synonyms (adj) exegetic, explanatory, expository, epexegetical, hermeneutical, illustrative, 2. expository; synonyms (adj) expositive, exegetical, informative, demonstrative, descriptive, analytical, didactic, critical, disquisitional, (v) declaratory, 3. explanatory; synonyms (adj) interpretative, explicative, declarative, justifying, adminicular, apologetic, assertive, auxiliary, constructive, corroborative. esbonio 1. explain; synonyms (v) comment, elucidate, interpret, account, clarify, decipher, define, describe, enlighten, excuse; antonym (v) confuse, 2. expound; synonyms (v) expand, explicate, annotate, elaborate, expatiate, illustrate, read, dilate, exposit, (adj) explain. esboniwr commentator; synonyms (n) annotator, announcer, critic, reviewer, expositor, newscaster, reporter, scholiast. esgair 1. leg (coes); synonyms (n) stage, blackleg, branch, peg, post, arm, column, limb, member, phase, 2. ridge; synonyms (n) crest, ledge, bank, hill, shelf, dune, swelling, peak, projection, (v) crease, 3. shank; synonyms (n) handle, haft, hilt, cannon, shaft, stem, blade, heft, plinth, scale. esgeulus 1. negligent; synonyms (adj) careless, heedless, neglectful, forgetful, inattentive, reckless, remiss, inadvertent, indifferent, lax; antonyms (adj) attentive, strict, 2. neglectful; synonyms (adj) negligent, delinquent, derelict, nonchalant, regardless, slapdash, dilatory, oblivious, slack, thoughtless; antonym (adj) careful.
esgeuluso neglect; synonyms (n) disregard, slight, carelessness, delinquency, (v) fail, forget, ignore, overlook, default, drop; antonyms (n) development, surveillance, (v) attention, care, complete, do, protect. esgid 1. boot; synonyms (n) kick, trunk, bang, charge, gain, kicking, shoe, belt, body, thrill, 2. shoe; synonyms (n) boot, horseshoe, skid, clog, splint, spoke, sprit, base, stilts, stirrup. esgob bishop; synonyms (n) archbishop, primate, clergyman, elder, eminence, episcopant, (v) wassail, cup, flip, grog. esgobaeth 1. see; synonyms (v) look, feel, discover, appreciate, behold, consider, deem, discern, (adj) observe, perceive, 2. bishopric; synonyms (n) diocese, episcopate, district, 3. diocese; synonyms (n) bishopric, see, seat, site. esgud 1. alert; synonyms (adj) active, agile, quick, aware, intelligent, lively, vigilant, clever, (v) awake, (n) alarm; antonyms (adj) drowsy, inattentive, absentminded, dazed, sleepy, tired, asleep, slow, unalert, unconscious, 2. active; synonyms (adj) energetic, alert, busy, diligent, effective, live, nimble, strong, alive, brisk; antonyms (adj) dormant, inactive, sluggish, idle, latent, lethargic, sedentary, extinct, passive, quiet, 3. swift; synonyms (adj) fast, fleet, rapid, speedy, hasty, prompt, expeditious, hurried, sudden, abrupt; antonyms (adj) considered, leisurely, 4. quick (cyflym); synonyms (adj) bright, cursory, dexterous, immediate, instant, keen, swift, brief, acute, animated; antonym (adj) dull. esgus 1. excuse; synonyms (n) apology, alibi, evasion, (v) pardon, absolve, acquit, condone, exculpate, forgive, justify; antonym (v) punish, 2. pretext; synonyms (n) pretense, excuse, pretension, cloak, color, pretence, mask, guise, plea, sham. esgusawd 1. apology; synonyms (n) excuse, plea, amends, defense, justification, regret, reason, alibi, explanation, vindication, 2. excuse; synonyms (n) apology, evasion, palliate, (v) pardon, absolve, acquit, condone, exculpate, forgive, justify; antonym (v) punish. esgusodi excuse; synonyms (n) apology, alibi, evasion, (v) pardon, absolve, acquit, condone, exculpate, forgive, justify; antonym (v) punish. esgusodol 1. excused; synonyms (adj) exempt, immune, privileged, excepted, 2. excusable; synonyms (adj) justifiable, pardonable, venial, defensible, forgivable, minor, permissible, slight, understandable, vindicable; antonyms (adj) inexcusable, unforgivable. esgyn 1. rise; synonyms (n) elevation, lift, ascent, (v) climb, mount, ascend, increase, heave, arise, jump; antonyms (n) reduction, (v) fall, decrease, drop, sink, descend, plummet, retire, 2. ascend;
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Welsh - English synonyms (v) rise, scale, uprise, appear, escalate, soar. esgynbren perch; synonyms (v) roost, light, abide, lodge, alight, land, rest, settle, sit, (adj) dwell. esgynfa 1. rise; synonyms (n) elevation, lift, ascent, (v) climb, mount, ascend, increase, heave, arise, jump; antonyms (n) reduction, (v) fall, decrease, drop, sink, descend, plummet, retire, 2. ascent; synonyms (n) acclivity, ascension, rise, ascending, hill, incline, advance, grade, slant, gradient; antonym (n) descent. esgyniad 1. ascension; synonyms (n) ascent, ascending, rise, rising, advance, acclivity, escalating, flying, hike, insurrection, 2. accession; synonyms (n) addition, acceptance, augmentation, increase, access, accretion, acquisition, agreement, arrival, assent. esgynlawr 1. stage; synonyms (n) grade, phase, floor, degree, level, period, point, arena, layer, (v) present, 2. platform; synonyms (n) dais, rostrum, stage, stand, plan, pulpit, ambo, dock, base, (v) program. esgynnol ascending; synonyms (adj) uphill, ascendent, assurgent, climbing, rising, (n) ascension, ascent, rise. esiampl example; synonyms (n) case, exemplar, illustration, instance, lead, sample, design, guide, model, paradigm. esillydd 1. descendant; synonyms (n) child, offspring, scion, offshoot, derivative, heir, outgrowth, brood, daughter, (adj) descendent; antonyms (n) ancestor, precursor, 2. offspring; synonyms (n) issue, progeny, children, family, descendant, descendants, lineage, (v) breed, fruit, generation. esmwyth 1. soft (meddal); synonyms (adj) gentle, easy, light, limp, balmy, delicate, quiet, slack, (v) feeble, low; antonyms (adj) hard, firm, harsh, loud, hoarse, rough, solid, stiff, alcoholic, shrill, 2. smooth; synonyms (adj) calm, level, oily, facile, flat, flowing, fluent, fluid, (v) facilitate, even; antonyms (adj) uneven, abrasive, coarse, crumpled, flaking, jerky, lined, peeling, prickly, ridged, 3. easy (hawdd); synonyms (adj) comfortable, convenient, familiar, graceful, lenient, clear, contented, cozy, casual, (adv) soft; antonyms (adj) difficult, arduous, demanding, laborious, burdensome, particular, strenuous, tough, awkward, formal. esmwythyd 1. ease; synonyms (n) comfort, convenience, rest, aid, leisure, (v) alleviate, assuage, relieve, allay, facilitate; antonyms (n) difficulty, discomfort, awkwardness, formality, (v) aggravate, worsen, 2. luxury; synonyms (adj) delicacy, luxurious, deluxe, gratification, indulgence, (n) extravagance, lavishness, luxuriousness, elegance, luxe; antonyms (n) essential, paucity.
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postpone, produce, sustain, prolongate; antonym (v) stop. estyniad 1. extension; synonyms (n) continuation, augmentation, enlargement, expansion, addition, increase, annex, elongation, expanse, stretch; antonyms (n) limitation, contraction, limit, 2. prolongation; synonyms (n) continuance, extension, lengthening, production, perpetuation, duration, lengthiness, maintenance, (v) protraction. ethnig heathen; synonyms (adj) pagan, heathenish, giaour, godless, (n) gentile, ethnic, infidel. ethnyddiaeth ethnology; synonym (n) culture. ethnyddol ethnological; synonyms (adj) ethnologic, ethnical, racial, heathen, pagan. ethol elect; synonyms (v) choose, appoint, select, designate, determine, resolve, nominate, (n) pick, chosen, (adj) choice. etholadwy eligible; synonyms (adj) competent, fit, due, desirable, proper, capable, licensed, experienced, practiced, (n) bachelor; antonym (adj) ineligible. etholaeth constituency; synonyms (n) ward, electorate, clientele, district, area, borough, county, expanse, province, quarter. etholedig elect; synonyms (v) choose, appoint, select, designate, determine, resolve, nominate, (n) pick, chosen, (adj) choice. etholedigaeth election; synonyms (n) ballot, choice, option, poll, preference, selection, volition, vote, doom. etholfraint franchise; synonyms (n) exemption, liberty, freedom, immunity, privilege, suffrage, vote, charter, absolution, dispensation. etholiad election; synonyms (n) ballot, choice, option, poll, preference, selection, volition, vote, doom. etholwr elector; synonyms (n) chooser, voter, archduke, doge, electant, suffragist, supporter. etholydd elector; synonyms (n) chooser, voter, archduke, doge, electant, suffragist, supporter. etifedd 1. heir; synonyms (n) beneficiary, inheritor, offspring, successor, descendant, heritor, progeny, receiver, scion, 2. inheritor; synonyms (n) heir, recipient, child. etifeddeg heredity; synonyms (n) ancestry, lineage, telegony, line, descent, genetics, offspring, family, constitution, eugenics. etifeddes heiress; synonyms (n) heir, inheritress, inheritrix, beneficiary, owner. etifeddiaeth inheritance; synonyms (n) heritage, heredity, heirloom, legacy, dowry, estate, appanage, acquisition, dower, (v) descent. etifeddol hereditary; synonyms (adj) genetic, ancestral, familial, heritable, inborn, inherent, inherited, congenital, innate, native.
etifeddu inherit; synonyms (v) succeed, heir, get, own, receive, follow, obtain, ascend, attain, promote. eto 1. again; synonyms (adv) afresh, more, anew, encore, repeatedly, then, also, further, often, 2. still; synonyms (adv) however, (adj) calm, pacify, peaceful, silence, (n) hush, (v) quiet, assuage, compose, lull; antonyms (adj) moving, effervescent, fizzy, windy, (n) noisy, 3. yet; synonyms (adv) but, notwithstanding, even, nonetheless, though, besides, hitherto, (conj) nevertheless, (n) already, (v) still. eunuch eunuch; synonym (n) castrate. euog guilty; synonyms (adj) ashamed, culpable, criminal, faulty, hangdog, wicked, chargeable, condemned, delinquent, reprehensible; antonyms (adj) innocent, blameless. euogrwydd 1. guilt; synonyms (n) blame, criminality, sin, fault, remorse, repentance, complicity, responsibility, guiltiness, shame; antonyms (n) innocence, blamelessness, 2. guiltiness; synonyms (n) guilt, culpability. eurgrawn treasury; synonyms (n) exchequer, storehouse, thesaurus, anthology, bank, mine, store, chest, coffer, purse. euro gild; synonyms (v) embellish, beautify, decorate, ornament, begild, engild, paint, whitewash, (n) club, guild. eurof goldsmith; synonyms (n) goldworker, banker. eurych 1. goldsmith; synonyms (n) goldworker, banker, 2. tinker; synonyms (n) mender, (v) monkey, fiddle, putter, toy, tamper, vamp, botch, potter, retouch. ewig hind; synonyms (adj) back, after, posterior, hindermost, (n) rear, clown, peasant, countryman, swain, domestic. ewin 1. nail; synonyms (n) arrest, pin, (v) catch, apprehend, collar, hook, strike, capture, cop, (adj) tack, 2. hoof; synonyms (n) sole, toe, bottom, keel, root, nadir, (v) foot, step, hike, pace, 3. claw; synonyms (n) chela, nipper, pincer, unguis, (v) clutch, lacerate, rip, scratch, seize, tear, 4. talon; synonyms (n) claw, sere, stock. ewino claw; synonyms (n) chela, hook, nipper, pincer, (v) clutch, lacerate, rip, scratch, seize, tear. ewinrhew frostbite; synonyms (n) cryopathy, cold, (v) numbness. ewyllys will; synonyms (v) bequeath, devise, wish, (n) volition, command, desire, inclination, determination, pleasure, resolve. ewyllysgar 1. willing; synonyms (adj) agreeable, disposed, ready, spontaneous, voluntary, amenable, inclined, prepared, enthusiastic, unforced; antonyms (adj) unwilling, reluctant, 2. obliging; synonyms (v) complaisant, (adj)
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Welsh - English accommodating, affable, amiable, gentle, kind, good, benign, pleasant, compliant; antonyms (adj) unhelpful, uncooperative. ewyllysgarwch willingness; synonyms (n) readiness, alacrity, obedience, promptness, desire, appetite, volition, aptitude, amity, benevolence; antonym (n) unwillingness. ewyllysio 1. will; synonyms (v) bequeath, devise, wish, (n) volition, command, desire, inclination, determination, pleasure, resolve, 2. wish; synonyms (v) hope, like, aspiration, choose, please, (n) want, need, longing, aim, (adv) will; antonyms (v) dislike, hate. ewyn 1. foam; synonyms (n) froth, spume, bubbles, lather, (v) boil, bubble, effervesce, seethe, fizz, suds, 2. froth; synonyms (n) foam, effervescence, spindrift, spray, (v) sparkle, ferment, (adj) scum, 3. surf; synonyms (n) breakers, breaker, surge, swell, wave, head, (v) browse, riffle, rollers. ewynnog 1. frothy; synonyms (adj) foamy, light, flimsy, foaming, frivolous, flatulent, spumy, beaten, (v) effervescent, nappy, 2. foaming; synonyms (adj) frothing, frothy, bubbling, bubbly, effervescing, (n) effervescence, surging, 3. foamy; synonyms (adj) spumous, sudsy. ewynnu 1. froth; synonyms (n) foam, effervescence, bubbles, (v) bubble, fizz, spume, boil, suds, effervesce, sparkle, 2. foam; synonyms (n) froth, lather, (v) seethe, ferment, churn, gurgle, rage, storm, (adj) fume. ewythr uncle; synonym (n) pawnbroker.
F fampir vampire; synonyms (n) bloodsucker, lamia, leech, vulture, demon, ghost, mosquito, parasite, sorceress, tick. fandal vandal; synonyms (n) barbarian, destroyer, yahoo, hoodlum, thug, defacer, despoiler, looter, mischief-maker, oaf. fandaliaeth vandalism; synonyms (n) hooliganism, barbarism, mischief, sabotage, damage, defilement, despoilment, disfigurement, harm, havoc. feallai 1. perhaps; synonyms (adv) maybe, mayhap, peradventure, perchance, possibly, probably; antonym (adv) definitely, 2. peradventure; synonyms (n) chance, (adv) perhaps. feirws virus; synonyms (n) bug, infection, germ, poison, venom, microbe, disease, bacteria, microorganism, pest. fel 1. as; synonyms (conj) qua, because, since, considering, while, (prep) during, like, (adv) equally, from, (n) arsenic, 2. like (hoffi); synonyms (v)
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ffafr 1. boon; synonyms (n) advantage, blessing, benefit, concession, gift, grant, mercy, asset, donation, (v) benefaction, 2. favor; synonyms (n) countenance, aid, grace, support, boon, approval, clemency, (v) befriend, encourage, (adj) kindness; antonym (v) disfavor. ffafriaeth favoritism; synonyms (n) discrimination, bias, inclination, favouritism, liking, partiality, preference, prejudice, unfairness, (adj) favor. ffafrio favor; synonyms (n) countenance, aid, advantage, grace, support, boon, (v) befriend, benefit, encourage, (adj) kindness; antonym (v) disfavor. ffafriol 1. auspicious; synonyms (adj) lucky, favorable, propitious, happy, prosperous, opportune, providential, successful, auspicial, (n) fortunate; antonym (adj) inauspicious, 2. favorable; synonyms (adj) auspicious, advantageous, convenient, encouraging, helpful, kindly, positive, amicable, appropriate, (v) friendly; antonyms (adj) unfavorable, adverse, negative, ominous. ffagl 1. flame; synonyms (n) blaze, fire, ardour, burning, combustion, enthusiasm, fervor, (v) burn, flash, flare, 2. blaze; synonyms (n) glare, flame, light, hell, scintillation, (v) beam, flicker, mark, shimmer, (adj) glow, 3. flash; synonyms (n) sparkle, glitter, instant, (v) twinkle, blink, gleam, glimmer, coruscate, dazzle, lighten, 4. torch; synonyms (n) flashlight, brand, blowlamp, blowtorch, incendiary, teade, triggerman. ffaglog 1. flaming; synonyms (adj) burning, fiery, blazing, ablaze, ardent, glowing, aflame, afire, (n) enthusiastic, combustion, 2. blazing; synonyms (adj) flaming, alight, blatant, bright, glaring, blistering, conspicuous, fervent, fierce, (n) blaze. ffaglu 1. blaze; synonyms (n) glare, flame, burning, fire, light, (v) flash, beam, flicker, (adj) burn, glow, 2. flame; synonyms (n) blaze, ardour, combustion, enthusiasm, fervor, fervour, darling, (v) flare, (adj) flush, sweetheart. ffair 1. fair; synonyms (adj) equitable, clear, beautiful, average, dispassionate, fine, impartial, reasonable, (adv) clean, (v) bright; antonyms (adj) unfair, biased, dark, exceptional, unjust, partial, foul, imbalanced, mismatched, prejudiced, 2. exchange; synonyms (n) commutation, swap, switch, (v) change, barter, interchange, commute, counterchange, alternate, alter. ffaith fact; synonyms (n) event, incident, detail, deed, particular, truth, actuality, circumstance, experience, (v) act; antonyms (n) guesswork, rumor, conjecture, fallacy, falsehood, report. ffald 1. fold; synonyms (n) crease, bend, pucker, wrinkle, (v) crinkle, collapse, crumple, double, lap, roll, 2. pound (punt); synonyms (v) beat, pen,
bang, crush, flap, grind, hammer, maul, palpitate, thump. ffals 1. deceitful; synonyms (adj) crafty, crooked, dishonest, false, fraudulent, insincere, artful, deceptive, devious, (adv) counterfeit; antonyms (adj) honest, straightforward, genuine, trustworthy, truthful, 2. false; synonyms (adj) bastard, untrue, deceitful, erroneous, artificial, assumed, disloyal, faithless, fake, fictitious; antonyms (adj) true, real, correct, factual, faithful, natural, valid. ffalsedd 1. falsehood; synonyms (n) fable, deceit, fabrication, deception, lie, untruth, falsity, fib, fiction, invention; antonyms (n) truth, fact, honesty, 2. deceit; synonyms (n) cheat, artifice, guile, craft, falsehood, fraud, pretense, ruse, trickery, (adj) cunning; antonym (n) sincerity. ffalsio 1. cringe; synonyms (v) cower, crawl, flinch, recoil, shrink, creep, crouch, fawn, grovel, quail, 2. fawn; synonyms (n) dun, (v) cringe, bootlick, kowtow, flatter, sneak, toady, truckle, (adj) beige. ffalsiwr 1. flatter; synonyms (v) coax, fawn, court, adulate, cajole, wheedle, blandish, grovel, kowtow, (n) caress, 2. toady; synonyms (n) sycophant, flatterer, toadeater, (v) bootlick, creep, flatter, cringe, crawl, truckle, cower. ffalster 1. deceitfulness; synonyms (n) deceit, cunning, guile, craftiness, deception, dishonesty, duplicity, falseness, slyness, disloyalty; antonym (n) honesty, 2. cunning; synonyms (adj) clever, crafty, adroit, canny, sly, wily, artful, astute, (n) craft, cleverness; antonyms (adj) naive, honest, simple. ffansi fancy; synonyms (v) daydream, imagine, wish, (adj) conceive, (n) desire, caprice, fantasy, dream, conceit, conception; antonyms (adj) plain, unadorned, (n) reality. ffarm farm; synonyms (n) property, grange, dairy, estate, farmhouse, (v) cultivate, raise, grow, hire, plant. ffarwel farewell; synonyms (n) adieu, leave, valediction, goodbye, parting, departure, separation. ffasiwn fashion; synonyms (n) cut, mode, craze, fad, manner, method, way, (v) form, construct, contrive. ffasiynol fashionable; synonyms (adj) elegant, classy, current, popular, chic, stylish, trendy, dressy, dashing, genteel; antonyms (adj) unfashionable, unpopular, old-fashioned. ffatri 1. factory; synonyms (n) manufactory, mill, plant, business, shop, works, 2. plant; synonyms (n) equipment, factory, (v) fix, place, embed, graft, set, constitute, establish, found, 3. mill; synonyms (n) grind, grinder, machine, engine, gin, notch, (v) crush, pulverize, spar, (adj) cent.
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Welsh - English ffau 1. den; synonyms (n) lair, cavern, burrow, cell, hole, cavity, cage, hideaway, hideout, (v) cave, 2. hole (twll); synonyms (n) aperture, crack, den, pocket, breach, break, corner, depression, fix, (adj) gap. ffawd 1. fortune; synonyms (n) chance, destiny, estate, fate, fluke, accident, luck, means, abundance, assets, 2. fate; synonyms (n) fatality, allotment, fortune, kismet, lot, portion, (v) doom, destine, designate, destruction. ffederal federal; synonyms (adj) national, union, confederate, federative, central, public, united, (n) fed. ffedereiddio federate; synonyms (v) federalize, league, consolidate, band, federalise, fuse, (adj) federated, leagued. ffeil file; synonyms (n) archive, document, list, procession, rank, record, roll, (v) order, rasp, register. ffeilio file; synonyms (n) archive, document, list, procession, rank, record, roll, (v) order, rasp, register. ffeirio 1. barter; synonyms (n) trade, commutation, swap, swop, traffic, permutation, (v) exchange, bargain, truck, change, 2. exchange; synonyms (n) switch, commerce, conversion, (v) barter, interchange, commute, counterchange, alternate, alter, cash. ffel 1. sharp; synonyms (adj) acute, bitter, intelligent, acid, acrid, harsh, incisive, intense, (n) keen, (v) biting; antonyms (adj) blunt, dull, mild, gentle, rounded, sweet, bland, blurred, naive, round, 2. cunning; synonyms (adj) clever, crafty, adroit, canny, sly, wily, artful, astute, (n) craft, craftiness; antonyms (adj) honest, simple, 3. sly; synonyms (adj) cunning, furtive, secret, shrewd, designing, arch, clandestine, deceitful, devious, foxy; antonym (adj) open. ffelwm whitlow; synonyms (n) felon, criminal, crook, malefactor, onychia, outlaw. ffenestr window; synonyms (n) casement, porthole, pane, gap, embrasure, hole, opening, windowpane. ffens fence; synonyms (n) enclosure, barrier, hurdle, pale, (v) hedge, wall, contend, enclose, parry, quibble. ffer ankle; synonyms (n) knuckle, crane, crotch, crutch, fluke, groin, kimbo, scythe, sickle, zigzag. fferllyd chilly; synonyms (adj) chill, bleak, cool, unfriendly, algid, freezing, frosty, frozen, icy, (n) cold; antonyms (adj) warm, hot. fferm farm; synonyms (n) property, grange, dairy, estate, farmhouse, (v) cultivate, raise, grow, hire, plant.
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abhorrence, dislike, repugnance, horror, nausea, (v) sicken, nauseate, shock, distaste, displease; antonyms (n) attraction, (v) delight, attract. ffigur 1. figure; synonyms (n) form, appearance, character, estimate, shape, cost, build, (v) design, cast, count, 2. type; synonyms (n) pattern, kind, nature, sort, breed, category, stamp, brand, emblem, (adj) model. ffigurol figurative; synonyms (adj) allegorical, emblematic, figural, metaphorical, florid, flowery, representative, symbolic, allusive, (n) tropical; antonym (adj) literal. ffigysen fig; synonyms (n) figure, anatomy, bod, build, chassis, design, digit, (adj) pin, straw, rush. ffilament filament; synonyms (n) fiber, strand, yarn, fibril, hair, cobweb, line, string, thread, (adj) gossamer. ffilm film; synonyms (n) membrane, coating, cloud, cinema, coat, covering, haze, layer, movie, (v) mist. ffiloreg 1. balderdash; synonyms (n) nonsense, jargon, rot, drivel, gibberish, piffle, rubbish, trash, 2. rigamarole; synonym (n) rigmarole, 3. nonsense; synonyms (n) absurdity, balderdash, baloney, folderol, foolishness, humbug, claptrap, falderal, folly, hooey; antonym (n) sense. ffin 1. border; synonyms (n) margin, brink, extremity, fringe, bed, boundary, (v) edge, verge, abut, adjoin; antonyms (n) middle, (v) center, 2. frontier; synonyms (n) border, line, bound, limit, perimeter, stint, backwoods, (adj) terminal, 3. barrier; synonyms (n) barricade, bar, bulwark, dam, handicap, hurdle, obstruction, rampart, restraint, block, 4. bound; synonyms (v) leap, bounce, circumscribe, confine, pounce, (n) spring, jump, barrier, compass, hop; antonym (adj) free, 5. boundary; synonyms (n) area, end, periphery, frontier, outskirts, rim, bounds, circuit, circumference, division, 6. limit; synonyms (v) restrict, curb, restrain, abridge, check, close, constrain, curtail, cramp, (prep) extent; antonyms (n) extension, minimum, (v) broaden, extend. ffinio 1. border; synonyms (n) margin, brink, extremity, fringe, bed, boundary, (v) edge, verge, abut, adjoin; antonyms (n) middle, (v) center, 2. bound; synonyms (v) leap, border, bounce, limit, circumscribe, confine, (n) spring, jump, barrier, compass; antonym (adj) free. ffisig 1. physic; synonyms (n) medicine, doctor, aperient, cathartic, drug, purgative, dose, (v) cure, heal, remedy, 2. medicine; synonyms (n) medicament, medication, physic, therapy, treatment, potion, preparation, antidote, (v) medicate. ffit fit; synonyms (v) agree, accommodate, meet, suit, adapt, correspond, (adj) decorous, apt, (n) adjust,
convulsion; antonyms (adj) unfit, inappropriate, unwell. ffitio fit; synonyms (v) agree, accommodate, meet, suit, adapt, correspond, (adj) decorous, apt, (n) adjust, convulsion; antonyms (adj) unfit, inappropriate, unwell. fflach flash; synonyms (n) sparkle, blaze, shimmer, glitter, (v) flicker, twinkle, blink, flame, gleam, glimmer. fflachiad flash; synonyms (n) sparkle, blaze, shimmer, glitter, (v) flicker, twinkle, blink, flame, gleam, glimmer. fflachio flash; synonyms (n) sparkle, blaze, shimmer, glitter, (v) flicker, twinkle, blink, flame, gleam, glimmer. fflag flag; synonyms (n) banner, colors, ensign, (v) decline, languish, sag, (adj) droop, fade, drop, fail. fflam 1. flame; synonyms (n) blaze, fire, ardour, burning, combustion, enthusiasm, fervor, (v) burn, flash, flare, 2. blaze; synonyms (n) glare, flame, light, hell, scintillation, (v) beam, flicker, mark, shimmer, (adj) glow. fflamio 1. flame; synonyms (n) blaze, fire, ardour, burning, combustion, enthusiasm, fervor, (v) burn, flash, flare, 2. blaze; synonyms (n) glare, flame, light, hell, scintillation, (v) beam, flicker, mark, shimmer, (adj) glow. fflamllyd 1. blazing; synonyms (adj) ablaze, afire, burning, flaming, ardent, aflame, alight, blatant, bright, (n) blaze, 2. flaming; synonyms (adj) fiery, blazing, glowing, hot, fervid, (n) enthusiastic, combustion, fire, flame, passionate. fflangell scourge; synonyms (n) curse, affliction, bane, blight, plague, calamity, (v) flog, castigate, flagellate, lash. fflangellu 1. whip; synonyms (v) scourge, lash, flog, strap, beat, flagellate, goad, punish, stir, thrash, 2. flog; synonyms (v) chastise, whip, lick, birch, trounce, castigate, cane, lather, wallop, sell, 3. scourge; synonyms (n) curse, affliction, bane, blight, plague, calamity, nemesis, pest, flagellum, (v) ravage. fflat 1. flat; synonyms (adj) dull, bland, even, plain, insipid, level, plane, tasteless, (n) apartment, (v) uninteresting; antonyms (adj) exciting, highpitched, bumpy, 2. apartment; synonyms (n) flat, lodging, residence, chamber, dwelling, place, room, suite, abode, house. fflatio 1. flat; synonyms (adj) dull, bland, even, plain, insipid, level, plane, tasteless, (n) apartment, (v) uninteresting; antonyms (adj) exciting, highpitched, bumpy, 2. flatten; synonyms (v) fell, demolish, press, drop, roll, squash, depress, destroy, ruin, smash; antonyms (v) build, crumple.
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Welsh - English Fflint flint; synonyms (adj) pebble, stone, fossil, granite, marble. ffliw 1. flu; synonyms (n) influenza, grippe, disease, sickness, bug, infection, virus, (adj) grip, 2. influenza; synonyms (n) flu, plague. ffliwt flute; synonyms (n) wineglass, fluting, furrow, groove, plow, (v) channel, crease, fold, chamfer, crinkle. fflwch 1. full (llawn); synonyms (adj) complete, absolute, abundant, broad, flush, ample, enough, extensive, (n) entire, crowded; antonyms (adj) empty, lacking, starving, hungry, sketchy, incomplete, 2. bountiful; synonyms (adj) bounteous, generous, liberal, plentiful, fruitful, luxuriant, profuse, lush, benevolent, big; antonym (adj) sparse. fflworin fluorine; synonyms (n) f, phthor. fflyd fleet; synonyms (n) armada, (adj) swift, fast, expeditious, agile, quick, brisk, rapid, speedy, (v) flit. ffo flight; synonyms (n) escape, herd, flying, run, avolation, exodus, elopement, evasion, (adj) bevy, drove. ffoadur 1. fugitive; synonyms (n) escapee, absconder, deserter, emigrant, criminal, (adj) runaway, ephemeral, fleeting, momentary, (v) fugacious, 2. refugee; synonyms (n) fugitive, exile, migrant, expatriate, outcast. ffodus 1. fortunate; synonyms (adj) favorable, auspicious, lucky, advantageous, blessed, favored, fortuitous, happy, prosperous, successful; antonyms (adj) unfortunate, unlucky, 2. lucky; synonyms (adj) propitious, favourable, flourishing, chance, good, providential, encouraging, promising, (v) fortunate; antonyms (adj) hapless, illfated. ffoi 1. fly; synonyms (v) escape, dash, drive, flee, glide, elope, aviate, (n) flap, (adj) break, flit, 2. flee; synonyms (v) bolt, desert, fly, abscond, elude, go, leave, run, avoid, evade. ffoledd 1. folly; synonyms (n) absurdity, foolishness, craziness, nonsense, silliness, stupidity, tomfoolery, irrationality, freak, (adj) trifling, 2. foolishness; synonyms (n) folly, fatuity, indiscretion, ineptitude, mistake, idiocy, imbecility, lunacy, madness, betise; antonyms (n) wisdom, level-headedness, prudence, sense, 3. fatuity; synonyms (n) dotage, fatuousness, absurdness, moria, morosis, giddiness, (adj) anility, absurd, foolish, incongruous. ffolen buttock; synonyms (n) croup, rump, tail, dorsum, loin, posteriors, boldness, brass, cheek, face. ffoli 1. dote; synonyms (v) drivel, doat, fond, slaver, (n) dotard, imbecile, (adj) ramble, wander, rave, trifle, 2. fool; synonyms (n) blockhead, dunce, clown, ass, buffoon, (v) dupe, deceive, bamboozle,
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befool, cheat, 3. infatuate; synonyms (v) enamor, fascinate, besot, captivate, craze, affatuate, assot, beguile, (adj) madden, dementate. ffolineb 1. foolishness; synonyms (n) absurdity, folly, fatuity, craziness, indiscretion, nonsense, stupidity, ineptitude, mistake, (adj) silliness; antonyms (n) wisdom, level-headedness, prudence, sense, 2. folly; synonyms (n) foolishness, tomfoolery, irrationality, freak, foolery, idiocy, imbecility, inanity, insanity, (adj) trifling. ffon 1. stick; synonyms (n) bar, (v) adhere, stab, attach, cling, fix, paste, staff, cohere, affix, 2. staff; synonyms (n) cane, club, post, employees, faculty, personnel, rod, (v) crutch, prop, stick. ffonnod 1. blow (chwythu); synonyms (n) bang, beat, blast, knock, shock, wallop, (v) puff, bloom, blossom, (adj) gasp; antonyms (v) calm, save, 2. stroke; synonyms (n) touch, caress, hit, mark, apoplexy, attack, (v) buffet, lick, fondle, (adj) blow, 3. stripe; synonyms (n) strip, band, line, bar, stria, striation, chevron, stroke, ribbon, (v) streak. ffonodio 1. beat; synonyms (v) batter, flap, pulsate, throb, tick, trounce, (n) pulse, thump, knock, round; antonym (v) lose, 2. cudgel; synonyms (n) club, bludgeon, truncheon, stick, mace, staff, (v) beat, bat, drub, hit, 3. baste; synonyms (v) pummel, sew, stitch, tack, thrash, thresh, (n) basting. fforc fork; synonyms (n) crotch, branch, bifurcation, branching, turn, (v) diverge, divide, separate, split, bend. fforch fork; synonyms (n) crotch, branch, bifurcation, branching, turn, (v) diverge, divide, separate, split, bend. fforchog 1. cleft; synonyms (adj) split, (n) break, cleavage, crevice, fissure, rift, aperture, breach, chap, chink, 2. cloven; synonyms (adj) cleft, bisulcate, dissected, 3. forked; synonyms (adj) bifurcate, branched, branching, bifurcated, biramous, double, furcated, tined, forky, anchored. fforchogi 1. fork; synonyms (n) crotch, branch, bifurcation, branching, turn, (v) diverge, divide, separate, split, bend, 2. divide; synonyms (v) cut, distribute, part, dissociate, apportion, detach, disconnect, dismember, dispense, (n) break; antonyms (v) unite, join. ffordd 1. road; synonyms (n) course, passage, track, way, avenue, highway, line, route, approach, (v) path, 2. way; synonyms (n) method, road, custom, direction, form, manner, means, style, fashion, habit, 3. distance; synonyms (n) remove, space, gap, aloofness, interval, altitude, measure, (v) dissociate, outdistance, (adj) length; antonyms (n) nearness, proximity, closeness, intimacy, (v) associate.
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fforddio afford; synonyms (v) lend, offer, yield, provide, furnish, give, impart, supply, deliver, sustain. fforddol wayfarer; synonyms (n) traveler, passenger, pilgrim, itinerant, wanderer, journeyer. fforest forest; synonyms (n) timber, jungle, woodland, timberland, wood, woods, (v) afforest. fforffedu forfeit; synonyms (v) abandon, forgo, sacrifice, (n) fine, penalty, pawn, cost, (adj) confiscate, lost, forfeited. fforio 1. explore; synonyms (v) delve, examine, search, research, discover, hunt, investigate, plumb, probe, prospect, 2. spy; synonyms (n) scout, detective, mole, (v) see, espy, snoop, discern, observe, perceive, descry, 3. scout; synonyms (n) guide, lookout, spy, pathfinder, picket, patrol, vanguard, (v) explore, reconnoiter, reconnoitre. fforiwr 1. explorer; synonyms (n) adventurer, pioneer, traveler, scout, tourist, discoverer, excursionist, 2. scout; synonyms (n) guide, lookout, spy, pathfinder, picket, patrol, detective, (v) explore, reconnoiter, reconnoitre. fformwla formula; synonyms (n) form, law, convention, expression, formality, method, principle, rule, canon, fashion. ffortiwn fortune; synonyms (n) chance, destiny, estate, fate, fluke, accident, luck, means, abundance, assets. ffortun fortune; synonyms (n) chance, destiny, estate, fate, fluke, accident, luck, means, abundance, assets. ffortunus fortunate; synonyms (adj) favorable, auspicious, lucky, advantageous, blessed, favored, fortuitous, happy, prosperous, successful; antonyms (adj) unfortunate, unlucky. ffos 1. ditch; synonyms (n) trench, canal, channel, dike, (v) abandon, chuck, desert, discard, dump, moat; antonym (v) keep, 2. trench; synonyms (n) ditch, drain, furrow, cut, groove, gutter, hollow, (v) encroach, excavate, infringe. ffósfforws phosphorus; synonyms (n) phosphor, daystar. ffosi 1. ditch; synonyms (n) trench, canal, channel, dike, (v) abandon, chuck, desert, discard, dump, moat; antonym (v) keep, 2. trench; synonyms (n) ditch, drain, furrow, cut, groove, gutter, hollow, (v) encroach, excavate, infringe. ffosil fossil; synonyms (n) fogey, fogy, dodo, conservative, (adj) flint, obsolete, granite, preglacial, quartz, ancient. ffrae 1. quarrel; synonyms (n) brawl, feud, altercation, dissension, clash, conflict, (v) dispute, fight, argue, row; antonyms (n) agreement, (v) agree, 2. altercation; synonyms (n) quarrel, affray, scrap, squabble, argument, contention, contest, controversy, disagreement, fracas, 3. brawl;
synonyms (n) disturbance, strife, broil, tussle, (v) wrangle, bicker, altercate, struggle, (adj) tumult, riot. ffraegar quarrelsome; synonyms (adj) argumentative, pugnacious, belligerent, contentious, combative, aggressive, cantankerous, disputatious, currish, (v) fretful; antonym (adj) peaceable. ffraeo 1. quarrel; synonyms (n) brawl, feud, altercation, dissension, clash, conflict, (v) dispute, fight, argue, row; antonyms (n) agreement, (v) agree, 2. bicker; synonyms (n) bickering, fuss, (adj) squabble, (v) wrangle, disagree, quarrel, brabble, flicker, flutter, hassle, 3. brawl; synonyms (n) affray, disturbance, strife, argument, broil, (v) bicker, altercate, contest, fracas, (adj) tumult. ffraeth 1. witty; synonyms (adj) humorous, amusing, funny, facetious, intelligent, jocular, brilliant, (v) clever, smart, sharp; antonym (adj) serious, 2. fluent; synonyms (adj) easy, eloquent, flowing, articulate, clear, facile, smooth, fluid, glib, graceful; antonym (adj) inarticulate, 3. facetious; synonyms (adj) droll, comical, frivolous, comic, whimsical, jocose, laughable, merry, bantering, (n) witty. ffraetheb 1. witticism; synonyms (n) joke, humor, jest, wit, gag, repartee, humour, pun, quip, crack, 2. joke; synonyms (n) banter, hoax, fun, caper, game, antic, farce, jape, jocularity, (v) chaff; antonym (n) tragedy. ffraethineb 1. wit; synonyms (n) humor, wag, humorist, satire, repartee, brain, mentality, sense, sagacity, (adj) irony; antonym (n) tragedy, 2. facetiousness; synonyms (n) jocularity, humorousness, caprices, capriciousness, comedy, disposition, levity, urbanity, wit, freaks. Ffraid bride; synonyms (n) wife, mate, woman, helpmate. fframio frame; synonyms (n) design, border, build, fashion, (v) form, construct, fabricate, draft, erect, make. fframwaith framework; synonyms (n) frame, fabric, framing, chassis, form, shell, architecture, carcass, grating, rack. ffrawddunio 1. wheedle; synonyms (v) coax, entice, cajole, inveigle, persuade, tempt, blarney, flatter, (n) seduce, allure, 2. crave; synonyms (v) beg, ask, beseech, covet, implore, want, desire, entreat, long, wish. ffregod balderdash; synonyms (n) nonsense, jargon, rot, drivel, gibberish, piffle, rubbish, trash. ffres fresh; synonyms (adj) bracing, brisk, clean, novel, bright, original, recent, airy, bold, (adv) new; antonyms (adj) old, stale, decayed, exhausted, hot, humid, muggy, musty, off, oppressive. ffresni freshness; synonyms (n) novelty, impertinence, gall, greenness, impudence,
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Welsh - English insolence, newness, viridity, cheekiness, (adj) coolness; antonym (n) staleness. ffreutur refectory; synonyms (n) restaurant, canteen, hall, buffet, commons. ffrewyll 1. whip; synonyms (v) scourge, lash, flog, strap, beat, flagellate, goad, punish, stir, thrash, 2. scourge; synonyms (n) curse, affliction, bane, blight, plague, calamity, nemesis, pest, (v) castigate, chastise. ffril bauble; synonyms (n) ornament, trinket, gaud, trifle, bangle, novelty, (adj) gimcrack, gewgaw, plaything, toy. ffrind friend; synonyms (n) fellow, acquaintance, ally, colleague, crony, advocate, assistant, (adj) associate, companion, comrade; antonyms (n) enemy, foe, stranger, rival. ffroen 1. nostril; synonyms (n) chimney, flue, funnel, nozzle, port, throat, trachea, weasand, nare, shaft, 2. muzzle; synonyms (n) mouth, gunpoint, nose, lip, orifice, (v) gag, muffle, hush, silence, curb. ffroeni 1. sniff; synonyms (v) scent, inhale, nose, smell, snuff, breathe, whiff, sniffle, smoke; antonym (v) exhale, 2. snuff; synonyms (n) sniff, (v) douse, kill, slay, snuffle, (adj) tobacco, nicotine, 3. snort; synonyms (n) hoot, snicker, bird, boo, hiss, raspberry, (v) snore, huff, chuckle, giggle. ffroenuchel 1. disdainful; synonyms (adj) contemptuous, supercilious, arrogant, haughty, proud, scornful, cavalier, derogatory, lordly, condescending; antonyms (adj) respectful, admiring, humble, 2. haughty; synonyms (adj) disdainful, assuming, vain, contumelious, grand, aloof, conceited, domineering, imperious, (n) boastful; antonym (adj) modest. ffrog frock; synonyms (n) dress, gown, clothing, attire, robe, habit, coat. ffroisen pancake; synonyms (n) griddlecake, flapjack, battercake, flannelcake, flapcake, hotcake, (v) ashcake, crash. ffrom 1. angry; synonyms (adj) furious, incensed, provoked, fierce, irate, raging, vehement, maddened, fuming, outraged; antonyms (adj) calm, pleased, gentle, 2. irascible; synonyms (adj) fiery, angry, choleric, irritable, crabby, excitable, hot, hotheaded, passionate, testy, 3. touchy; synonyms (adj) peevish, sensitive, huffy, irascible, edgy, feisty, temperamental, delicate, ticklish, tender; antonyms (adj) thick-skinned, easygoing, 4. testy; synonyms (adj) petulant, cantankerous, cranky, fractious, cross, fretful, grumpy, nettlesome, pettish, snappish. ffromi 1. chafe; synonyms (v) rub, annoy, gall, grate, irritate, nettle, provoke, abrade, anger, (adj) fret, 2. fume; synonyms (n) smoke, foam, reek, choler, (v) chafe, rage, seethe, storm, evaporate, (adj) boil, 3.
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ffrwyno 1. bridle; synonyms (n) bit, curb, arrest, control, rein, brake, (v) check, inhibit, leash, snaffle, 2. curb; synonyms (v) limit, restrict, confine, conquer, contain, restrain, suppress, (n) bridle, kerb, (adv) moderate; antonym (v) intensify. ffrwyth 1. fruit; synonyms (n) effect, crop, outgrowth, product, consequence, issue, produce, production, (v) result, return, 2. use (defnydd); synonyms (n) custom, practice, benefit, habit, (v) exercise, employ, employment, expend, profit, (adj) usage; antonym (v) conserve, 3. vigor; synonyms (n) energy, intensity, force, life, power, spirit, strength, vitality, might, vim; antonyms (n) lethargy, weakness, apathy, frailty. ffrwythlon 1. fruitful; synonyms (adj) fertile, copious, abundant, fecund, plentiful, profitable, rich, good, fat, lucrative; antonyms (adj) unproductive, barren, infertile, unfruitful, 2. fertile; synonyms (adj) productive, affluent, exuberant, fruitful, creative, bountiful, inventive, luxuriant, prolific, ample; antonym (adj) sterile. ffrwythlondeb 1. fertility; synonyms (n) fecundity, birthrate, productivity, affluence, uberty, abundance, natality, plenty, prolificacy, richness; antonyms (n) sterility, infertility, 2. fruitfulness; synonyms (n) fertility, fatness, constructiveness, copiousness, corpulency, prolificness, use, usefulness, utility, hence. ffrwythloni fertilize; synonyms (v) impregnate, enrich, fecundate, feed, fertilise, fructify, cultivate, inseminate. ffrydio 1. stream; synonyms (n) flow, brook, river, run, (v) flood, crowd, gush, jet, (prep) current, course; antonym (v) trickle, 2. gush; synonyms (n) spout, burst, effusion, rush, stream, surge, (v) spurt, discharge, emanate, cascade. ffrydlif 1. flood; synonyms (n) deluge, pour, torrent, stream, (v) drench, flow, inundate, glut, drown, (prep) tide; antonyms (n) drought, shortage, (v) trickle, 2. torrent; synonyms (n) flood, cloudburst, downpour, overflow, rain, shower, soaker, burst, (adj) volley, eruption, 3. stream; synonyms (n) brook, river, run, spurt, (v) crowd, gush, jet, swarm, (prep) current, course. ffrynt front; synonyms (adj) head, fore, (n) countenance, forefront, appearance, disguise, facade, frontage, (v) face, confront; antonyms (n) rear, end, (v) back. ffrystio 1. hasten; synonyms (v) speed, expedite, further, forward, dispatch, advance, hurry, dash, (adj) accelerate, quicken; antonym (v) delay, 2. hurry; synonyms (n) haste, flurry, (v) bustle, hasten, scurry, fly, run, rush, zip, hie; antonyms (n) slowness, (v) dawdle. ffuantu 1. feign; synonyms (v) affect, assume, dissemble, fake, pretend, simulate, dissimulate,
deceive, act, counterfeit, 2. bluff; synonyms (n) bravado, cheat, hill, (v) beguile, (adj) brusque, blunt, direct, rough, candid, peak, 3. pretend; synonyms (v) feign, imagine, imitate, profess, mask, masquerade, disguise, (adj) sham, play, (n) allege; antonyms (v) real, (adj) genuine, natural, 4. sham; synonyms (n) fraud, phony, deceit, deception, falsehood, feint, (adj) false, imitation, assumed, bogus; antonym (n) original. ffuantus 1. bogus; synonyms (adj) counterfeit, fake, phony, sham, artificial, bastard, false, (v) mock, supposititious, snide; antonyms (adj) genuine, real, 2. disingenuous; synonyms (adj) deceitful, insincere, deceptive, dishonest, artful, hypocritical; antonym (adj) ingenuous, 3. insincere; synonyms (adj) feigned, hollow, affected, empty, devious, canting, fraudulent, untrue, bogus, mendacious; antonyms (adj) sincere, natural. ffuantwr dissembler; synonyms (n) hypocrite, dissimulator, dissimuler, phoney, phony, pretender, fake, faker, fraud, imposter. ffug 1. false; synonyms (adj) bastard, counterfeit, untrue, deceitful, dishonest, erroneous, artificial, assumed, deceptive, disloyal; antonyms (adj) true, real, correct, factual, faithful, genuine, natural, truthful, honest, valid, 2. fiction; synonyms (n) fabrication, fable, falsehood, invention, lie, story, falsity, figment, novel, romance; antonym (n) truth, 3. fictitious; synonyms (adj) bogus, false, fictional, fake, fabricated, fabulous, sham, apocryphal, fanciful, fantastic, 4. bogus; synonyms (adj) phony, spurious, hollow, ersatz, (v) mock, supposititious, snide, pretended, pseudo, feigned, 5. affectation; synonyms (n) pose, pretension, display, airs, affectedness, ostentation, pretense, show, mannerism; antonym (n) humility, 6. sham; synonyms (n) fraud, deceit, deception, feint, humbug, impostor, (adj) pretend, imitation, fictitious, (v) feign; antonym (n) original. ffugchwedl novel; synonyms (n) fiction, romance, (adj) new, curious, fresh, modern, different, unprecedented, original, newfangled; antonym (adj) old. ffugenw pseudonym; synonyms (n) alias, anonym, name, disguise, title, ananym, handle, incognito. ffugio 1. feign; synonyms (v) affect, assume, dissemble, fake, pretend, simulate, dissimulate, deceive, act, counterfeit, 2. affect; synonyms (v) touch, move, feign, impress, strike, concern, dispose, hit, influence, involve, 3. forge; synonyms (v) falsify, devise, fabricate, fashion, coin, contrive, invent, mint, construct, excogitate. ffugiwr 1. impostor; synonyms (n) fraud, humbug, cheat, fake, hypocrite, charlatan, cheater, deceiver, faker, imposter, 2. forger; synonyms (n)
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Welsh - English counterfeiter, maker, smith, architect, artificer, artist, bricklayer, builder. ffumer 1. funnel; synonyms (n) chimney, flue, shaft, tunnel, cone, (v) channel, move, pipe, 2. chimney; synonyms (n) stack, smokestack, vent, gully, main, nostril, nozzle, tap, throat, trachea. ffun breath; synonyms (n) spirit, wind, air, inspiration, puff, aspiration, breather, breeze, flash, (adj) whisper. ffunen 1. fillet; synonyms (n) band, strip, cincture, list, girdle, molding, sash, stripe, baldric, (v) filet, 2. lace; synonyms (n) edging, lacing, net, (v) braid, enlace, entwine, interlace, bind, rope, (adj) string, 3. kerchief; synonyms (n) snood, courche. ffunud 1. form; synonyms (n) figure, design, arrange, ceremony, (v) cast, make, fashion, build, constitute, establish, 2. manner; synonyms (n) bearing, appearance, demeanor, form, method, air, carriage, custom, (adj) kind, (v) habit. ffured ferret; synonyms (n) detective, snoop, ferreting, (v) rummage, grub, search, seek, ransack, root. ffureta ferret; synonyms (n) detective, snoop, ferreting, (v) rummage, grub, search, seek, ransack, root. ffurf 1. form; synonyms (n) figure, design, arrange, ceremony, (v) cast, make, fashion, build, constitute, establish, 2. shape; synonyms (n) mold, pattern, condition, configuration, (v) form, model, mould, determine, adjust, carve, 3. figure; synonyms (n) appearance, character, estimate, shape, cost, contour, emblem, (v) count, calculate, cipher. ffurfafen 1. firmament; synonyms (n) empyrean, heaven, heavens, sphere, welkin, area, arena, domain, field, orbit, 2. sky; synonyms (n) air, atmosphere, space, (v) fling, flip, pitch, agitate, alternate, cant, chuck. ffurfiad formation; synonyms (n) constitution, creation, establishment, construction, genesis, arrangement, composition, organization, configuration, conformation; antonym (n) destruction. ffurfiant accidence; synonyms (n) praxis, punctuation, syntax, grammar. ffurfio form; synonyms (n) figure, design, arrange, ceremony, (v) cast, make, fashion, build, constitute, establish. ffurfiol formal; synonyms (adj) conventional, ceremonious, distant, ceremonial, courtly, elegant, official, prim, solemn, stately; antonyms (adj) informal, relaxed, unceremonious. ffurfioldeb 1. formality; synonyms (n) form, ceremony, decorum, formalities, stiffness, custom, starch, formula, observance, rite; antonyms (n)
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informality, casualness, 2. formalism; synonyms (n) formality, (v) misdevotion.
ffurflen form; synonyms (n) figure, design, arrange, ceremony, (v) cast, make, fashion, build, constitute, establish. ffurflywodraeth 1. constitution; synonyms (n) composition, code, makeup, organization, temperament, build, foundation, character, charter, construction, 2. polity; synonyms (n) policy, government, commonwealth, casuistry, game, civilization, course, politics, tactics, art. ffurfwasanaeth liturgy; synonyms (n) ceremony, ritual, sacrament, rite, service, cult, formality, observance, form, services. ffust flail; synonyms (n) flutter, hammer, (v) beat, maul, flap, thrash, thresh, buffet, wave. ffustion fustian; synonyms (adj) bombastic, inflated, pompous, (n) bombast, rant, blah, claptrap, jargon. ffwdan 1. bustle; synonyms (n) flurry, bother, commotion, disorder, (v) ado, fuss, hustle, (adj) hurry, stir, hasten; antonym (n) tranquillity, 2. flurry; synonyms (n) excitement, squall, breeze, disturbance, dither, (v) fluster, disconcert, discompose, (adj) bustle, ruffle, 3. fuss; synonyms (n) flap, fidget, bickering, din, flutter, furor, (v) bicker, fret, hubbub, complain, 4. ado; synonyms (n) uproar, difficulty, ruckus, trouble, tumult, (adj) imbroglio, mess, stew. ffwdanu 1. fuss; synonyms (n) bustle, commotion, flap, ado, bother, disturbance, fidget, (v) flurry, bicker, (adj) stir, 2. bustle; synonyms (n) disorder, movement, activity, agitation, confusion, (v) fuss, hustle, clutter, (adj) hurry, hasten; antonym (n) tranquillity. ffwdanus 1. fussy; synonyms (adj) fastidious, finicky, busy, particular, choosy, crabbed, crabby, difficult, fidgety, finical; antonyms (adj) easy, plain, 2. fidgety; synonyms (adj) restless, fretful, fussy, unquiet, anxious, hasty, jumpy, mercurial, (n) nervous, apprehensive. ffwlbart polecat; synonyms (n) fitch, foumart, skunk, foulmart, bum, cannabis, crumb, dope, gage, ganja. ffwlbri 1. fudge; synonyms (v) dodge, elude, evade, avoid, cheat, cook, duck, fake, falsify, hedge, 2. bosh; synonyms (n) baloney, boloney, drivel, drool, moonshine, tommyrot, tosh, twaddle, bilgewater, rot, 3. tomfoolery; synonyms (n) buffoonery, folly, foolery, prank, caper, drollery, farce, fooling, frolic, indulgence, 4. nonsense; synonyms (n) gibberish, absurdity, balderdash, folderol, foolishness, humbug, claptrap, falderal, hooey, jargon; antonym (n) sense. ffwlcrwm fulcrum; synonyms (n) pivot, hinge, bearing, crux, support, bracket, fulciment, fulcra, key, lever.
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ffwlcyn 1. fool; synonyms (n) blockhead, dunce,
ffynhonnell 1. source; synonyms (n) origin, root,
clown, ass, buffoon, (v) dupe, deceive, bamboozle, befool, cheat, 2. nincompoop; synonyms (n) idiot, fool, jerk, sap, dope, ninny, oaf, poop, 3. ninny; synonyms (n) nincompoop, noodle, ninnyhammer, crap, dirt, fondling, lunatic, nonny, patch, plot. ffwndro 1. founder; synonyms (n) laminitis, patriarch, author, beginner, creator, father, (v) fail, flop, collapse, crumple, 2. boggle; synonyms (v) bungle, botch, flabbergast, shrink, scruple, (n) flounder, struggle, (adj) blunder, hesitate, dacker. ffwndrus 1. confused; synonyms (adj) abashed, bewildered, baffled, befuddled, bemused, chaotic, confounded, disjointed, disordered, dizzy; antonyms (adj) clear, enlightened, alert, clearheaded, clear-headed, orderly, 2. bewildered; synonyms (adj) confused, lost, perplexed, puzzled, dumbfounded, addled, amazed, blank, dazed, disconcerted; antonym (adj) unimpressed. ffwndwr confusion; synonyms (n) bewilderment, chaos, commotion, disarray, agitation, bedlam, clutter, disorder, distraction, disturbance; antonyms (n) clarity, order. ffwng fungus; synonyms (n) rust, mushroom, growth, fungi, blight, caruncle, corn, furuncle, helminth, (adj) garlic. ffwr fur; synonyms (n) coat, down, pelt, skin, fell, hair, fleece, feathers, fuzz, hide. ffwrn 1. oven; synonyms (n) kiln, furnace, stove, heater, range, boiler, 2. furnace; synonyms (n) hearth, oven, chimney, warmer, 3. range; synonyms (n) area, array, compass, (v) line, arrange, order, rank, roam, group, ramble. ffwrnais furnace; synonyms (n) heater, hearth, oven, stove, chimney, warmer. ffwrwm 1. form; synonyms (n) figure, design, arrange, ceremony, (v) cast, make, fashion, build, constitute, establish, 2. bench; synonyms (n) settle, chair, court, terrace, workbench, bank, bar, judicatory, board, couch. ffydd faith; synonyms (n) confidence, belief, conviction, trust, credence, credit, assurance, creed, cult, allegiance; antonym (n) unbelief. ffyddiog 1. trustful; synonyms (adj) trusting, confiding, unsuspicious, credulous, gullible, childlike, (n) trust, belief, bold, confidence, 2. trusting; synonyms (adj) trustful, unsuspecting, naive, confident, innocent, simple; antonyms (adj) distrustful, doubtful, suspicious. ffyddlon faithful; synonyms (adj) authentic, correct, close, constant, exact, dependable, devoted, sound, true, (n) accurate; antonyms (adj) disloyal, false, inaccurate, unfaithful, unreliable.
cause, commencement, beginning, reason, head, parent, basis, derivation, 2. fount; synonyms (n) font, fountain, well, source, spring, type, typeface, face. ffyniant prosperity; synonyms (n) affluence, success, wealth, flourish, fortune, welfare, opulence, abundance, good, (adv) happiness; antonym (n) poverty. ffynnon 1. well (iach); synonyms (adv) right, easily, thoroughly, considerably, fully, good, (adj) healthy, fit, shaft, (n) fountain; antonyms (adv) ill, badly, poorly, (adj) sick, unwell, dying, nauseous, 2. spring (Gwanwyn); synonyms (n) jump, leap, bound, skip, source, (v) hop, caper, bounce, dive, originate, 3. fountain; synonyms (n) fount, font, jet, origin, well, derivation, root, spout, squirt, (v) spring. ffynnu 1. thrive; synonyms (v) prosper, flourish, grow, advance, blossom, succeed, bloom, increase, boom, (adj) luxuriate; antonym (v) decline, 2. prosper; synonyms (v) flower, thrive, fare, go, arrive, rise, burgeon, expand. ffyrf 1. thick; synonyms (adj) dense, compact, stupid, crowded, dull, heavy, opaque, slow, stocky, close; antonyms (adj) thin, intelligent, bright, sparse, clever, diluted, fine, slight, transparent, 2. stout; synonyms (adj) fat, sturdy, bold, corpulent, hardy, husky, obese, robust, strong, fleshy; antonyms (adj) slender, slim, flimsy. ffyrfder 1. stoutness; synonyms (n) corpulence, fatness, strength, fleshiness, obesity, robustness, plumpness, brawniness, courage, force; antonyms (n) slenderness, thinness, 2. thickness; synonyms (n) density, consistency, width, layer, heaviness, body, breadth, bulk, compactness, crassitude. ffyrfhau thicken; synonyms (v) congeal, condense, clot, set, coagulate, stiffen, gel, gather, harden, (n) curdle; antonym (v) thin. ffyrling farthing; synonyms (n) rap, ante, chuck, craps, doit, faro, change, (adj) bulrush, jot, peppercorn. ffyrm firm; synonyms (adj) constant, hard, stable, close, compact, determined, fixed, resolute, solid, steadfast; antonyms (adj) irresolute, soft, weak, hesitant, limp, liquid, soggy. ffyrnaid batch; synonyms (n) band, lot, body, battery, charge, group, heap, mass, set, suite. ffyrnig 1. fierce; synonyms (adj) bitter, violent, acute, cruel, ferocious, brutal, furious, grim, savage, nasty; antonyms (adj) gentle, mild, 2. ferocious; synonyms (adj) fierce, barbarous, feral, truculent, atrocious, fell, barbaric, brutish, inhuman, ruthless, 3. savage; synonyms (adj) wild, bloodthirsty, rough, murderous, pitiless, rude, uncivilized, (n) brute, barbarian, vandal.
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Welsh - English ffyrnigo enrage; synonyms (v) anger, incense, aggravate, inflame, infuriate, irritate, exasperate, madden, provoke, enchafe; antonyms (v) pacify, placate. ffyrnigrwydd 1. fierceness; synonyms (n) ferocity, fury, violence, cruelty, force, brutality, ferociousness, intensity, rage, strength; antonym (n) gentleness, 2. ferocity; synonyms (n) anger, fierceness, vehemence, wildness, (adj) ferity. fi me; synonym (n) myself. ficer vicar; synonyms (n) minister, priest, clergyman, parson, pastor, rector, delegate, preacher, regent. ficerdy vicarage; synonyms (n) parsonage, rectory, residence. ficeriaeth 1. vicarage; synonyms (n) parsonage, rectory, residence, 2. vicariate; synonyms (n) vicarship, (adj) vicarious. fideo video; synonyms (n) television, picture, film, movie, telecasting, (v) tape, record. finegr vinegar; synonyms (n) verjuice, acetum, brine. folum volume; synonyms (n) bulk, size, book, magnitude, mass, quantity, dimension, amount, capacity, intensity; antonym (n) quietness. fory tomorrow; synonyms (adv) kal, never. fry 1. above; synonyms (prep) on, past, surpassing, (adv) over, beyond, aloft, supra, up, (adj) preceding, former; antonym (prep) below, 2. aloft; synonyms (adv) above, overhead, aloof, uphill, aheight, completely, quite, standing, wholly. fultur vulture (fwltur); synonyms (n) predator, bloodsucker, ghoul, gorilla, (adj) bashaw, despot, disciplinarian, extortioner, harpy, inquisitor. fwltur vulture; synonyms (n) predator, bloodsucker, ghoul, gorilla, (adj) bashaw, despot, disciplinarian, extortioner, harpy, inquisitor.
G gadael 1. leave; synonyms (v) depart, forsake, go, abandon, desert, quit, escape, flee, (n) furlough, holiday; antonyms (v) arrive, enter, stay, remain, approach, change, come, 2. abandon; synonyms (v) relinquish, renounce, resign, vacate, evacuate, leave, waive, abdicate, chuck, ditch; antonyms (v) keep, support, maintain, (n) restraint. Gaeaf winter; synonyms (n) wintertime, season, chill, frost, hiems, coldness, iciness, (v) hibernate. gaeafgwsg hibernation; synonyms (n) sleep, overwintering, idleness, (v) coma, dream, nap, siesta, snooze, snore, trance. gaeafu 1. winter (Gaeaf); synonyms (n) wintertime, season, chill, frost, hiems, coldness, iciness, (v)
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hibernate, 2. hibernate; synonyms (v) sleep, winter, stagnate, vegetate, hide, immure. gafael 1. hold; synonyms (v) keep, detain, endure, adhere, bear, comprise, contain, entertain, (n) grasp, grip; antonym (v) release, 2. grip; synonyms (n) clasp, clutch, handle, bag, clench, clinch, (v) hold, catch, cling, apprehend; antonym (v) bore, 3. grasp; synonyms (n) appreciation, apprehension, clutches, (v) comprehend, embrace, grapple, conceive, capture, grab, compass. gafaelgar 1. gripping; synonyms (adj) absorbing, engrossing, fascinating, interesting, riveting, thrilling, enchanting, enthralling, exciting, captivating; antonyms (adj) boring, dull, 2. tenacious; synonyms (adj) stubborn, adhesive, dogged, obstinate, firm, persistent, resolute, tough, (v) retentive, strong. gafl 1. fork; synonyms (n) crotch, branch, bifurcation, branching, turn, (v) diverge, divide, separate, split, bend, 2. stride; synonyms (n) step, pace, footstep, gait, stalk, walk, progress, rate, stump, (v) tread. gafr goat; synonyms (n) butt, lecher, satyr, chamois, fornicator, gallant, grasshopper, paillard, arse, ass. gafrewig 1. antelope; synonyms (n) blackbucks, gerenuks, (adj) eagle, chickaree, chipmunk, courser, doe, greyhound, hackee, hare, 2. gazelle; synonyms (n) gazel, (adj) antelope, ostrich, scorcher, squirrel. gaing chisel; synonyms (v) carve, cheat, cut, shape, beguile, beat, engrave, screw, sculpture, victimize. gair word; synonyms (n) promise, news, tidings, advice, expression, intelligence, parole, password, (v) formulate, phrase. galanas 1. murder; synonyms (n) carnage, homicide, slaughter, (v) massacre, butcher, kill, slay, assassinate, destroy, dispatch, 2. massacre; synonyms (n) butchery, bloodshed, killing, defeat, destruction, (v) murder, exterminate, annihilate, decimate, havoc. galanastra slaughter; synonyms (n) massacre, carnage, bloodshed, butchery, (v) murder, butcher, defeat, assassinate, kill, slay. galar 1. grief; synonyms (n) affliction, dolor, anguish, distress, agony, pain, regret, wound, chagrin, (adj) sore; antonyms (n) joy, happiness, 2. sorrow; synonyms (n) grief, mourning, sadness, contrition, heartache, misery, penitence, (v) mourn, lament, grieve; antonym (n) delight, 3. mourning; synonyms (n) lamentation, bereavement, gloom, sorrowfulness, sorrow, (v) lamenting, (adj) grieving. galarnad lamentation; synonyms (n) lament, dirge, grief, complaint, cry, mourning, plaint, regret, crying, moan. galarnadu 1. lament; synonyms (n) cry, dirge, complaint, elegy, (v) bemoan, complain, deplore, grieve, bewail, keen; antonyms (n) celebration, (v)
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revel, 2. bewail; synonyms (v) lament, mourn, regret, wail, weep, moan, plain, repent, sorrow. galaru 1. grieve; synonyms (v) distress, mourn, aggrieve, bemoan, deplore, lament, sorrow, trouble, annoy, (n) afflict; antonym (v) please, 2. mourn; synonyms (v) bewail, cry, grieve, regret, wail, weep; antonym (v) rejoice, 3. lament; synonyms (n) dirge, complaint, elegy, plaint, requiem, (v) complain, keen, moan, howl, whine; antonyms (n) celebration, (v) revel. galarus 1. baleful; synonyms (adj) baneful, ominous, destructive, harmful, pernicious, sinister, threatening, fatal, hurtful, inauspicious, 2. sad; synonyms (adj) dreary, dismal, distressing, gloomy, miserable, mournful, pitiable, pitiful, bad, bleak; antonyms (adj) happy, cheerful, joyful, brave, cheery, composed, 3. mournful; synonyms (adj) doleful, melancholy, sad, funereal, dolorous, dark, lamentable, lugubrious, pensive, (n) plaintive, 4. lamentable; synonyms (adj) deplorable, grievous, piteous, sorrowful, unfortunate, woeful, execrable, pathetic, regrettable, (v) rueful; antonym (adj) praiseworthy. galarwr mourner; synonyms (n) lamenter, sorrower, griever. gallt 1. wood; synonyms (n) forest, timber, woods, tree, lumber, coppice, jungle, 2. cliff; synonyms (n) bluff, precipice, hill, mountain, promontory, (adj) wall, 3. hill; synonyms (n) height, bank, gradient, mound, ascent, elevation, acclivity, embankment, (v) declivity, dip; antonym (n) vale. gallu 1. power; synonyms (n) force, ability, potency, authority, control, energy, (v) influence, might, dominion, faculty; antonyms (n) powerlessness, helplessness, weakness, 2. can; synonyms (v) tin, dismiss, fire, pickle, (n) bathroom, behind, buttocks, container, lavatory, posterior; antonym (v) hire, 3. ability; synonyms (n) hand, aptitude, capacity, cleverness, dexterity, power, talent, accomplishment, bent, capability; antonyms (n) inability, injury. galluog 1. able; synonyms (adj) capable, clever, competent, dexterous, accomplished, adroit, consummate, effective, expert, (n) efficient; antonyms (adj) incapable, incompetent, inept, unable, untrained, weak, 2. powerful; synonyms (adj) cogent, able, brawny, forcible, hard, mighty, muscular, potent, strong, energetic; antonyms (adj) powerless, mild, 3. mighty; synonyms (adj) enormous, immense, huge, grand, powerful, intense, high, big, great, large. galluogi 1. empower; synonyms (v) delegate, accredit, authorize, commission, constitute, enable, entitle, invest, permit, sanction, 2. enable; synonyms (v) empower, capacitate, qualify, license, let, endow; antonym (v) debilitate.
galw 1. call; synonyms (v) cry, bellow, name, shout, bid, summon, howl, address, (n) appeal, yell; antonym (v) dismiss, 2. demand; synonyms (n) claim, request, requirement, requisition, sale, (v) ask, command, need, require, beg; antonym (v) supply. galwad 1. call (galw); synonyms (v) cry, bellow, name, shout, bid, summon, howl, address, (n) appeal, yell; antonym (v) dismiss, 2. demand; synonyms (n) claim, request, requirement, requisition, sale, (v) ask, command, need, require, beg; antonym (v) supply. galwedigaeth 1. avocation; synonyms (n) hobby, trade, employment, occupation, profession, sideline, recreation, affair, activity, field, 2. calling; synonyms (n) vocation, business, call, avocation, career, job, walk, pursuit, craft, mission. galwr pager; synonym (n) beeper. galwyn gallon; synonyms (n) gal, congius. gamblo gamble; synonyms (n) bet, hazard, game, speculation, (v) chance, risk, wager, stake, adventure, venture. gan 1. with (gyda); synonyms (prep) by, for, alongside, among, plus, (adv) on, beside, (adj) including, (n) withe, 2. by; synonyms (prep) at, of, about, (adv) aside, away, past, through, apart, along, beyond. gar 1. ham; synonyms (n) gammon, village, actor, dorp, hamfatter, kraal, amateur, beef, (adj) affected, (v) act, 2. thigh; synonym (n) drumstick. garan 1. crane; synonyms (n) hoist, pulley, winch, ankle, elevator, fluke, kimbo, scythe, (v) extend, stretch, 2. heron; synonyms (n) bomber, champion, fighter, grinder, hero, heronshaw, hoagie, hoagy, paladin, sub, 3. stork. Garawys lent; synonyms (n) lenten, meager, plain, somber, spare, unostentatious, (adj) gentle, lento, mild, slow. gard guard; synonyms (n) defend, defense, bulwark, care, cover, escort, protection, watchman, custody, (v) shield. gardd garden; synonyms (n) field, bed, orchard, grounds, park, patch, plaisance, plot, (v) farm, cultivate. garddwr gardener; synonyms (n) horticulturist, nurseryman, farmer, husbandman. garddwriaeth horticulture; synonyms (n) gardening, agriculture, botany, cultivation, gardenship. garlant garland; synonyms (n) crown, anthology, coronal, wreath, festoon, bouquet, chaplet, decoration, ornament, (v) award. garlleg garlic; synonyms (n) ail, caviare, pickle, onion, (adj) fungus. garllegen garlic; synonyms (n) ail, caviare, pickle, onion, (adj) fungus.
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Welsh - English garth 1. hill; synonyms (n) height, bank, gradient, mound, ascent, elevation, acclivity, embankment, (v) declivity, dip; antonym (n) vale, 2. enclosure; synonyms (n) coop, cage, barrier, enclosing, pen, hedge, addition, sty, case, envelopment. gartref home (cartref); synonyms (n) fireside, abode, domicile, house, base, building, dwelling, family, habitation, (adj) domestic. garw 1. rough; synonyms (adj) coarse, hard, harsh, raw, crude, cruel, grating, gross, hoarse, jagged; antonyms (adj) gentle, smooth, polished, precise, refined, silky, soft, sophisticated, even, exact, 2. coarse; synonyms (adj) barbarous, boorish, brutal, rough, vulgar, bawdy, blunt, broad, common, earthy, 3. bluff; synonyms (n) bravado, cheat, hill, (v) beguile, blague, (adj) brusque, direct, candid, peak, abrupt. garwedd roughness; synonyms (n) coarseness, harshness, asperity, crudeness, hoarseness, rigor, disorderliness, gruffness, unevenness, huskiness; antonyms (n) smoothness, softness, complexity, gentleness. garwhau 1. ruffle; synonyms (v) rumple, agitate, crumple, discompose, fret, crease, disturb, (n) crinkle, ruff, perturbation, 2. roughen; synonyms (v) rough, graze, harden, scrape, chafe, grind. gast bitch; synonyms (n) beef, moan, cunt, hen, kick, shrew, slut, (v) gripe, complain, (adj) botch. gau 1. base; synonyms (n) foundation, (adj) bottom, abject, mean, dishonorable, ignoble, low, vile, bad, (v) ground; antonyms (n) summit, top, (adj) noble, 2. bogus; synonyms (adj) counterfeit, fake, phony, sham, artificial, bastard, false, (v) mock, supposititious, snide; antonyms (adj) genuine, real, 3. false; synonyms (adj) untrue, deceitful, dishonest, erroneous, assumed, deceptive, disloyal, faithless, fictitious, ersatz; antonyms (adj) true, correct, factual, faithful, natural, truthful, honest, valid. gefail smithy; synonyms (n) forge, smithery, stithy, anvil, coin, fabricate, frame, invent, produce. gefel 1. tongs; synonyms (n) lifter, poker, trivet, jaws, stopper, ashpan, (v) clutches, 2. pincers; synonyms (v) forceps, tongs. gefell twin; synonyms (adj) dual, (n) match, counterpart, mate, pair, fellow, (v) double, duplicate, equal, couple. gefyn 1. fetter; synonyms (v) shackle, bind, chain, confine, hamper, handcuff, band, (n) bond, gyve, hobble; antonyms (v) release, free, 2. shackle; synonyms (v) fetter, manacle, pinion, restrain, tie, hinder, (n) cramp, tether, clevis, trammel. gefynnu 1. fetter; synonyms (v) shackle, bind, chain, confine, hamper, handcuff, band, (n) bond, gyve, hobble; antonyms (v) release, free, 2. shackle;
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synonyms (v) fetter, manacle, pinion, restrain, tie, hinder, (n) cramp, tether, clevis, trammel. geilwad caller; synonyms (n) company, guest, visitor, arrival, phoner, telephoner, companionship, fellowship, party, (adj) cooling. geingio 1. chisel; synonyms (v) carve, cheat, cut, shape, beguile, beat, engrave, screw, sculpture, victimize, 2. gouge; synonyms (v) excavate, swindle, deceive, dig, fleece, groove, scoop, dent, extort, furrow. geirddadl 1. cavil; synonyms (v) carp, equivocate, quarrel, (n) quibble, 2. quibble; synonyms (v) prevaricate, pun, evade, fence, bicker, dodge, (n) cavil, evasion, quiddity, (adj) subtlety. geirfa 1. glossary; synonyms (n) dictionary, gloss, lexicon, vocabulary, annotation, burnish, clavis, glossology, idioticon, glossiness, 2. vocabulary; synonyms (n) wordbook, words, language. geiriad 1. wording; synonyms (n) diction, phraseology, phrasing, language, expression, verbiage, style, text, 2. phraseology; synonyms (n) wording, idiom, dialect, vernacular. geiriadur 1. dictionary; synonyms (n) lexicon, wordbook, book, language, list, onomasticon, reference, 2. lexicon; synonyms (n) dictionary, vocabulary, glossary, context, jargon. geiriadurol lexicographical; synonym (adj) lexicographic. geiriadurwr lexicographer; synonyms (n) lexicographist, lexicologist, vocabulist, glossographer. geirio 1. word (gair); synonyms (n) promise, news, tidings, advice, expression, intelligence, parole, password, (v) formulate, phrase, 2. phrase; synonyms (n) idiom, word, diction, locution, passage, parlance, (v) express, couch, articulate, put. geirlyfr 1. wordbook; synonyms (n) vocabulary, dictionary, lexicon, 2. dictionary; synonyms (n) wordbook, book, language, list, onomasticon, reference. geirwir truthful; synonyms (adj) true, honest, frank, genuine, real, candid, sincere, guileless, accurate, faithful; antonyms (adj) dishonest, untruthful, fictional, inaccurate. geirwiredd truthfulness; synonyms (n) veracity, truth, sincerity, candor, frankness, honor, openness, (adj) honesty, integrity, probity; antonym (n) dishonesty. gelen leech; synonyms (n) bloodsucker, parasite, sponge, doctor, physician, freeloader, hirudinean, sponger, (v) bleed. gelyn 1. enemy; synonyms (n) adversary, antagonist, foe, opponent, opposition, competitor, assailant, foeman, hostile, (adj) rival; antonyms (n) ally, friend,
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supporter, 2. foe; synonyms (n) enemy, challenger, contender. gelynes enemy; synonyms (n) adversary, antagonist, foe, opponent, opposition, competitor, assailant, foeman, hostile, (adj) rival; antonyms (n) ally, friend, supporter. gelyniaeth 1. hostility; synonyms (n) aggression, animosity, antagonism, enmity, feud, aversion, bitterness, conflict, hatred, rancor; antonyms (n) friendliness, closeness, goodwill, 2. animosity; synonyms (n) anger, hostility, malice, resentment, spite, abhorrence, animus, antipathy, gall, grudge, 3. animus; synonyms (n) hate, leaning, contemplation, mind, (adj) disposition, inclination, 4. enmity; synonyms (n) war, dislike, belligerency, contention, loathing, odium, opposition, unfriendliness; antonym (n) friendship. gelyniaethus 1. hostile; synonyms (adj) unfriendly, aggressive, contrary, adverse, belligerent, warlike, averse, unfavorable, antagonistic, chilly; antonyms (adj) friendly, soothing, warm, 2. inimical; synonyms (adj) hostile, harmful, detrimental, malign, repugnant, hurtful, prejudicial, enemy, untoward. gelynol 1. adverse; synonyms (adj) contrary, unfavorable, harmful, hostile, untoward, adversary, averse, counter, inimical, negative; antonym (adj) favorable, 2. hostile; synonyms (adj) unfriendly, aggressive, adverse, belligerent, warlike, antagonistic, chilly, inhospitable, irreconcilable, opposed; antonyms (adj) friendly, soothing, warm. gem 1. brilliant; synonyms (adj) bright, splendid, glorious, illustrious, intelligent, luminous, magnificent, spectacular, sunny, (v) smart; antonyms (adj) dull, dim, awful, dark, 2. gem; synonyms (n) jewel, stone, gemstone, treasure, rock, jewelry, 3. jewel; synonyms (n) gem, bijou, darling, ornament, trinket, cosset, dear, duck, favorite, honey. gemog 1. gemmed; synonyms (adj) beaded, beady, bejeweled, bejewelled, bespangled, beadlike, buttonlike, buttony, jeweled, jewelled, 2. jeweled; synonyms (adj) gemmed, ornate, sequined, spangled, spangly. gemwaith jewelry; synonyms (n) jewel, jewellery, gem, locket, ornament, trinket, accessory, anklet, bauble, beads. genau 1. mouth; synonyms (n) jaw, lip, aperture, lips, edge, entrance, (v) grimace, articulate, pronounce, speak, 2. orifice; synonyms (n) mouth, opening, gap, hole, vent, port, inlet. genedigaeth birth; synonyms (n) beginning, ancestry, descent, extraction, genesis, parturition, blood, (v) delivery, bear, deliver; antonym (n) death.
genedigol native; synonyms (adj) inborn, inherent, innate, natural, congenital, domestic, inbred, indigenous, (n) aboriginal, autochthon; antonyms (adj) foreign, learned, (n) stranger, immigrant, imported. geneth girl; synonyms (n) damsel, lady, daughter, fille, lass, maid, wench, virgin, quean, female. genethaidd girlish; synonyms (adj) boyish, childish, young, kittenish, adolescent, juvenile, female, schoolgirlish, youthful, artless. genethig maiden; synonyms (adj) first, initiatory, unmarried, celibate, inaugural, initiative, (n) damsel, maid, girl, wench. geneuol oral; synonyms (adj) spoken, vocal, unwritten, verbal, (n) examination; antonym (adj) written. genfa bit; synonyms (n) crumb, morsel, piece, atom, drop, fleck, fragment, moment, (v) curb, scrap. geni bear (arth); synonyms (v) carry, accept, abide, acquit, stand, take, afford, allow, apply, assume. genweirio 1. fish; synonyms (n) bird, insect, mollusk, shellfish, worm, (v) angle, seek, hunt, pursue, grope, 2. angle; synonyms (n) hook, incline, view, aspect, cant, corner, (v) slant, lean, tilt, fish. genweiriwr angler; synonyms (n) goosefish, monkfish, allmouth, angelfish, anglerfish, lotte, piscator, troller. geometreg geometry; synonyms (v) algebra, analysis, arithmetic, hypsometry, stereometry. ger 1. by; synonyms (prep) beside, at, of, about, (adv) aside, away, past, through, apart, (adv, prep) alongside, 2. near (agos); synonyms (prep) by, around, (adv) close, almost, (adj) adjoining, adjacent, contiguous, (v) familiar, approximate, approach; antonym (adj) distant, 3. at; synonyms (prep) in, a, (n) astatine, (adv) on, along, (prf) all, (adj) entertainment, levee, party, reception. gerain 1. whine; synonyms (n) groan, cry, complaint, wail, (v) moan, complain, whimper, grumble, howl, sigh, 2. whimper; synonyms (n) whine, (v) sob, weep, pule, snivel, blubber, mewl, bleat, bibber, greet. gerbron before; synonyms (prep) fore, beyond, (adv) above, ahead, afore, ago, earlier, already, forward, (adj) preceding; antonyms (prep) later, behind, after, afterward. gerfydd by; synonyms (prep) beside, at, of, about, (adv) aside, away, past, through, apart, (adv, prep) alongside. geri 1. gall; synonyms (n) anger, bitterness, cheek, audacity, acerbity, (v) annoy, chafe, fret, irk, irritate, 2. bile; synonyms (n) gall, ebullition, ferment, fume, pucker, fury, indignation, rage, malice, antipathy. gerllaw 1. adjacent; synonyms (adj) abutting, adjoining, close, contiguous, conterminous, nearby,
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Welsh - English neighboring, next, touching, (adv) near; antonym (adj) distant, 2. near (agos); synonyms (prep) about, by, around, (adv) almost, (adj) adjacent, imminent, impending, (v) familiar, approximate, approach. gerwin 1. rough; synonyms (adj) coarse, hard, harsh, raw, crude, cruel, grating, gross, hoarse, jagged; antonyms (adj) gentle, smooth, polished, precise, refined, silky, soft, sophisticated, even, exact, 2. harsh; synonyms (adj) sharp, austere, bitter, discordant, grim, unkind, acrid, acute, biting, brutal; antonyms (adj) harmonious, kind, lenient, pleasant, melodious, sweet, 3. austere; synonyms (adj) ascetic, stern, severe, abstemious, astringent, plain, rigid, rigorous, stark, stiff; antonym (adj) ornate, 4. severe; synonyms (adj) inclement, rough, arduous, bad, cutting, heavy, intense, serious, strict, (v) poignant; antonyms (adj) mild, slight, easy, lax. gerwino roughen; synonyms (v) rough, graze, harden, scrape, chafe, grind, (adj) rumple. gewyn 1. tendon; synonyms (n) muscle, sinew, cord, bond, tendril, brawn, 2. sinew; synonyms (n) tendon, nerve, force, potency, power, might, beef, strength, (adj) stamina, lustihood. gewynnog sinewy; synonyms (adj) brawny, muscular, wiry, powerful, tough, robust, stringy, strong, tendinous, fibrous. gieuol neural; synonyms (adj) nervous, dorsal, aflutter, anxious, neuronal, neuronic, sensory, notal, skittish, spooky. gieuwst neuralgia; synonyms (n) neuralgy, (v) cephalalgia, earache, gout, lumbago, odontalgia, otalgia, podagra, rheumatism. gildio 1. yield; synonyms (n) produce, return, give, output, (v) surrender, allow, concede, submit, cede, grant; antonyms (v) resist, persevere, 2. gild; synonyms (v) embellish, beautify, decorate, ornament, begild, engild, paint, whitewash, (n) club, guild. gilydd other (arall); synonyms (adj) additional, another, different, extra, further, more, new, second, distinct, dissimilar; antonym (adj) same. gimbill gimlet; synonyms (n) auger, borer, drill, wimble, chisel, gimblet, perforator, piercer, bodkin, bradawl. glafoerio 1. drivel; synonyms (n) baloney, rubbish, slobber, claptrap, gibberish, guff, jabber, nonsense, (v) dribble, drool; antonym (n) sense, 2. slobber; synonyms (n) drivel, drip, (v) salivate, slabber, slaver, spit, expectorate, hawk, (adj) slop, dabble. glafoerion 1. drivel; synonyms (n) baloney, rubbish, slobber, claptrap, gibberish, guff, jabber, nonsense, (v) dribble, drool; antonym (n) sense, 2. slobber; synonyms (n) drivel, drip, (v) salivate, slabber, slaver, spit, expectorate, hawk, (adj) slop, dabble.
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glaif 1. sword; synonyms (n) blade, rapier, brand, steel, glaive, knife, brond, firebrand, fox, intoxicate,
2. lance; synonyms (n) pike, spear, lancet, shaft, fishgig, fizgig, (v) dart, impale, open, enfilade. glain 1. bead; synonyms (n) drop, astragal, beading, pearl, dot, beadwork, bubble, drip, droplet, (v) beautify, 2. gem; synonyms (n) jewel, stone, gemstone, treasure, rock, jewelry, 3. jewel; synonyms (n) gem, bijou, darling, ornament, trinket, cosset, dear, duck, favorite, honey. glan 1. bank (banc); synonyms (n) dam, coast, slope, store, limit, stack, bluff, (v) embankment, gradient, deposit; antonym (v) withdraw, 2. brink; synonyms (n) verge, border, edge, boundary, brim, hem, shore, threshold, periphery, lip, 3. shore; synonyms (n) bank, prop, beach, land, buttress, seashore, seaside, stay, brace, margin; antonym (n) interior. glanhad 1. cleansing; synonyms (n) cleaning, cleanup, wash, (adj) purging, detergent, detersive, purifying, ablutionary, (v) cathartic, abstergent, 2. purification; synonyms (n) defecation, purge, refinement, catharsis, refining, rectification, epuration, sublimation, baptism, civilization; antonyms (n) ruining, debasement. glanhaol 1. cleansing; synonyms (n) cleaning, cleanup, wash, (adj) purging, detergent, detersive, purifying, ablutionary, (v) cathartic, abstergent, 2. purging; synonyms (n) purge, catharsis, purgation, abolition, abstersion, removal, spurging, (adj) cleansing, purgatorial, abstersive. glanhau 1. cleanse; synonyms (v) bathe, wash, clarify, wipe, clear, disinfect, purify, refine, rinse, (adj) clean; antonyms (v) contaminate, dirty, 2. clean; synonyms (adj) fair, antiseptic, blank, pure, chaste, adroit, tidy, (v) brush, cleanse, sweep; antonyms (adj) filthy, unclean, muddy, unhygienic, full, syrupy, tainted, unwholesome, (v) soil, pollute, 3. purify; synonyms (v) purge, distill, sanctify, depurate, chasten, lustrate, expurgate, filter, improve, bless. glaniad 1. disembarkation; synonyms (n) debarkation, disembarkment, arrival, 2. landing; synonyms (n) land, dock, touchdown, floor, platform, brow, approach, coming, dais, decking. glanio 1. land; synonyms (n) ground, country, soil, field, kingdom, domain, estate, (v) disembark, debark, alight; antonym (adj) aquatic, 2. disembark; synonyms (v) land, dismount, arrive, descend, discharge, light, bark, berth, capture, disbark; antonym (v) embark. glanwaith 1. cleanly; synonyms (adv) flawlessly, freely, (adj) clean, tidy, immaculate, neat, chaste, prim, spotless, adroit, 2. clean; synonyms (adj) clear, fair, antiseptic, blank, pure, (v) brush, cleanse,
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bathe, clarify, disinfect; antonyms (adj) filthy, unclean, muddy, unhygienic, full, syrupy, (v) dirty, soil, contaminate, pollute. glanweithdra cleanliness; synonyms (n) hygiene, limpidness, spotlessness, transparency, wholesomeness, (adj) cleanness; antonym (n) griminess. glas blue; synonyms (adj) azure, depressed, down, gloomy, low, cheerless, dejected, dispirited, downcast, downhearted. glasgoch purple; synonyms (adj) mauve, violet, imperial, lilac, regal, royal, (n) empurpled, magenta, purpleness, (v) empurple. glaslanc 1. youth; synonyms (n) boy, juvenile, lad, young, youngster, adolescence, kid, juvenility, puberty, (adj) adolescent; antonyms (n) adulthood, adult, ripeness, 2. stripling; synonyms (adj) younker, (n) teenager, youth. glasog 1. crop; synonyms (n) fruit, harvest, craw, (v) browse, graze, reap, top, cultivate, cut, (adj) clip, 2. gizzard; synonyms (n) stomach, crop, maw, paunch, venter, ventricle, ventriculus. glaw rain; synonyms (n) precipitation, wet, pelting, flow, rainfall, (v) pour, stream, hail, precipitate, shower. glawio rain (glaw); synonyms (n) precipitation, wet, pelting, flow, rainfall, (v) pour, stream, hail, precipitate, shower. glawlen umbrella; synonyms (n) parasol, sunshade, shelter, canopy, cover, protection, screen, shield, tent, awning. glawog rainy; synonyms (adj) wet, moist, pluvial, damp, pluvious, showery, stormy; antonym (adj) dry. gleisiad salmon; synonyms (n) orange, red. glendid 1. cleanness; synonyms (n) chastity, purity, spotlessness, whiteness, emptiness, freshness, minimalism, newness, plainness, simplicity; antonyms (n) dirtiness, filth, 2. beauty; synonyms (n) splendor, attractiveness, beaut, charm, loveliness, pulchritude, dish, elegance, grace, grandeur; antonym (n) ugliness, 3. fairness; synonyms (n) candor, equity, beauty, candour, honesty, justice, equality, reasonableness, frankness, (adj) comeliness; antonyms (n) injustice, unfairness, prejudice. glesni 1. blueness; synonyms (n) blue, blueing, obscenity, bluing, (adj) bluishness, 2. verdure; synonyms (n) greenness, greenery, foliage, verdancy, green, viridity, flora. glew 1. daring; synonyms (adj) brave, bold, courageous, audacious, (n) adventurous, audacity, boldness, bravery, courage, adventurousness; antonyms (adj) cowardly, cautious, dull, timid, (n) cowardice, 2. brave; synonyms (adj) endure, fearless, hardy, intrepid, valiant, virile, confident,
daring, (v) defy, confront; antonyms (adj) frightened, gutless, pathetic, 3. astute; synonyms (adj) acute, shrewd, artful, bright, sharp, quick, clever, crafty, cunning, (v) canny; antonyms (adj) naive, stupid. glin 1. knee; synonyms (n) elbow, genu, scythe, sickle, zigzag, angle, hinge, junction, know, stifle, 2. lap; synonyms (n) circle, circuit, fold, coil, knee, (v) lick, overlap, bind, (adv) compass, encircle. glinio kneel; synonyms (v) bow, cringe, bob, dip, duck, stoop, crouch, fawn, (n) kneeling, tolling. glo coal; synonyms (n) ember, culm, firewood, oil, petroleum, energy, gas, (v) char, blacken, (adj) black. gloddest carousal; synonyms (n) carouse, feast, binge, party, banquet, bender, debauchery, entertainment, (v) revel, (adj) debauch. gloddesta 1. carouse; synonyms (n) revel, bender, racket, (v) carousal, booze, wassail, drink, feast, junket, (adj) bouse, 2. revel; synonyms (v) carouse, frolic, celebrate, exult, rejoice, wallow, bask, riot, (adj) luxuriate, (n) orgy; antonym (v) lament. gloddestwr reveler; synonyms (n) carouser, reveller, bacchanal, gamester, merrymaker, bacchant, rioter, sportsman, wassailer. gloes 1. qualm; synonyms (n) scruple, misgiving, doubt, nausea, suspicion, distrust, compunction, hesitation, regret, uncertainty, 2. pang; synonyms (n) anguish, ache, agony, pain, torture, twinge, cramp, distress, stab, sting. glofa colliery; synonyms (n) pit, cavity, excavation, endocarp, fossa, pitfall, quarry, seam, shaft, stone. glowr collier; synonyms (n) pitman, lighter, slaver, whaler. gloyw 1. clear; synonyms (adj) clean, certain, open, apparent, (v) bright, acquit, absolute, free, net, absolve; antonyms (adj) cloudy, opaque, unclear, dark, fuzzy, hazy, incomprehensible, obscure, uncertain, vague, 2. shiny; synonyms (adj) lustrous, glossy, brilliant, clear, glistening, sheeny, shining, sleek, slick, smooth; antonyms (adj) dull, rough, 3. bright; synonyms (adj) alive, apt, intelligent, vivid, beaming, brainy, light, luminous, shiny, smart; antonyms (adj) dim, dreary, gloomy, stupid, unintelligent, overcast, shadowy, leaden, slow, thick, 4. glossy; synonyms (adj) glazed, flat, burnished, glassy, resplendent, satiny, silky, even, sunny, gleaming. gloywder 1. clearness; synonyms (n) brightness, clarity, distinctness, explicitness, lucidity, perspicuity, sharpness, simplicity, limpidity, purity; antonyms (n) ambiguity, mystique, opacity, 2. brightness; synonyms (n) flash, illumination, light, luminance, lustre, shine, blaze, cleverness, glare, glitter; antonyms (n) dullness, cloudiness, darkness, dimness, murkiness, mistiness, softness.
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Welsh - English gloywi 1. polish; synonyms (n) finish, gloss, burnish, gentility, cultivation, elegance, (v) furbish, glaze, rub, civilize, 2. brighten; synonyms (v) lighten, clear, illuminate, light, gild, cheer, enliven, glow, irradiate; antonym (v) darken. glud 1. glue; synonyms (n) adhesive, gum, (v) cement, adhere, affix, fasten, fix, attach, bond, plaster, 2.
bird-lime. gludio 1. glue; synonyms (n) adhesive, gum, (v) cement, adhere, affix, fasten, fix, attach, bond, plaster, 2. cement; synonyms (n) glue, paste, size, cementum, (v) join, stick, bind, secure, (adj) concrete. gludiog sticky; synonyms (adj) adhesive, awkward, clammy, muggy, embarrassing, glutinous, gummy, humid, difficult, slimy; antonyms (adj) dry, fresh, easy. glwth 1. glutton; synonyms (n) epicure, wolverine, gormandizer, gourmand, trencherman, guttler, carcajou, beast, epicurean, gulch, 2. couch; synonyms (n) bed, sofa, divan, settee, (v) express, put, arrange, formulate, frame, (adj) lie, 3. gluttonous; synonyms (adj) voracious, greedy, insatiable, ravenous, avid, edacious, hoggish. glwys 1. fair; synonyms (adj) equitable, clear, beautiful, average, dispassionate, fine, impartial, reasonable, (adv) clean, (v) bright; antonyms (adj) unfair, biased, dark, exceptional, unjust, partial, foul, imbalanced, mismatched, prejudiced, 2. holy; synonyms (adj) devout, divine, godly, heavenly, religious, blessed, hallowed, spiritual, devotional, celestial; antonym (adj) secular. glyn 1. valley (cwm); synonyms (n) ravine, dale, gully, vale, hollow, depression, gap, gorge; antonym (n) mount, 2. glen; synonyms (n) canyon, dell, valley, dingle, kloof, bottom, glade, grove, slade, strath. glyniad adhesion; synonyms (n) adherence, bond, stickiness, adhesiveness, attachment, coherence, fidelity, traction. glynol adhesive; synonyms (adj) tacky, clingy, gummy, sticky, tenacious, agglutinative, (n) cement, glue, paste, (v) cohesive; antonym (adj) nonadhesive. glynu 1. adhere; synonyms (v) cohere, abide, accede, attach, bond, cleave, cling, stick, bind, (adj) agree, 2. stick (ffon); synonyms (n) bar, club, (v) adhere, stab, fix, paste, staff, affix, fasten, hold, 3. cleave; synonyms (v) split, burst, divide, break, chop, cut, rive, sever, tear, crack, 4. attach; synonyms (v) add, append, link, associate, assign, annex, apply, nail, yoke, adjoin; antonyms (v) detach, undo, disconnect, separate, unfasten. glyw 1. governor; synonyms (n) director, chief, manager, regulator, administrator, controller, ruler, superintendent, leader, executive, 2. lord;
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synonyms (n) master, noble, sir, seignior, almighty, creator, gentleman, maker, mistress, nobleman. gnawd 1. customary; synonyms (adj) common, accustomed, conventional, habitual, usual, commonplace, ordinary, traditional, average, everyday; antonym (adj) unusual, 2. usual; synonyms (adj) familiar, general, normal, routine, public, prevalent, natural, (n) customary, regular, (v) frequent; antonyms (adj) unconventional, abnormal, extraordinary. gne hue; synonyms (n) color, complexion, cast, chromaticity, dye, shade, tint, form, (v) colour, tinge. gnif 1. effort; synonyms (n) attempt, exertion, application, drive, endeavor, struggle, trial, trouble, try, diligence, 2. toil; synonyms (n) labor, drudge, work, drudgery, effort, grind, (v) sweat, plod, labour, moil. go 1. somewhat; synonyms (adv) rather, slightly, little, fairly, pretty, reasonably, moderately, quite, (pron) partly, (adj) something; antonyms (adv) extremely, considerably, 2. rather; synonyms (adv) enough, instead, kinda, preferably, relatively, somewhat, comparatively, sooner. gobaith hope; synonyms (v) trust, anticipate, confide, (n) aspiration, belief, desire, expectation, faith, anticipation, confidence; antonyms (v) despair, (n) reality. gobeithio hope; synonyms (v) trust, anticipate, confide, (n) aspiration, belief, desire, expectation, faith, anticipation, confidence; antonyms (v) despair, (n) reality. gobeithiol hopeful; synonyms (adj) cheerful, confident, auspicious, bright, optimistic, buoyant, expectant, likely, probable, (n) candidate; antonyms (adj) hopeless, desperate, pessimistic, gloomy, pained. gobennydd 1. pillow; synonyms (n) brass, (v) cushion, rest, breathe, lie, perch, remain, reside, roost, (adj) wadding, 2. bolster; synonyms (v) encourage, support, uphold, back, buttress, pad, prop, reinforce, (n) brace, sustain; antonyms (v) weaken, undermine, reduce. goblygu 1. fold; synonyms (n) crease, bend, pucker, wrinkle, (v) crinkle, collapse, crumple, double, lap, roll, 2. wrap; synonyms (v) cloak, cover, envelop, enfold, shroud, swathe, wind, enclose, bind, (n) coat; antonyms (v) unwrap, uncover. gocheladwy avoidable; synonyms (adj) evitable, preventable, avertible, escapable, avertable, gratuitous, needless, pointless, redundant, superfluous. gochelgar 1. wary; synonyms (adj) prudent, cautious, careful, circumspect, guarded, vigilant, suspicious, alert, attentive, chary; antonyms (adj) unwary, careless, trusting, reckless, 2. cautious; synonyms
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(adj) conservative, watchful, cagey, discreet,
judicious, provident, reserved, shy, thoughtful, wary; antonyms (adj) rash, impetuous, impulsive, open, incautious, irresponsible, wasteful. gochelgarwch 1. wariness; synonyms (n) caution, cautiousness, circumspection, care, mistrust, suspicion, deliberation, discretion, watchfulness, precaution; antonym (n) boldness, 2. caution; synonyms (n) advice, carefulness, vigilance, wariness, warning, admonition, attention, (v) warn, admonish, advise; antonyms (n) recklessness, carelessness, rashness. gocheliad avoidance; synonyms (n) abstinence, escape, evasion, forbearance, cancellation, prevention, dodging, antipathy, desertion, distraction. goddaith bonfire; synonyms (n) balefire, fire, blaze, conflagration, firecracker, fireworks, salute, beacon, flames, combustion. goddau 1. intention; synonyms (n) idea, aim, end, intent, design, drift, goal, purpose, cause, animus, 2. purpose; synonyms (n) plan, mind, effect, purport, resolve, motive, determination, (v) intention, project, object. goddef 1. bear (arth); synonyms (v) carry, accept, abide, acquit, stand, take, afford, allow, apply, assume, 2. allow; synonyms (v) acknowledge, accord, agree, give, grant, permit, accede, acquiesce, authorize, (adj) admit; antonyms (v) forbid, prohibit, deny, reject, 3. brook; synonyms (n) creek, stream, (v) bear, endure, digest, stomach, suffer, tolerate, support, undergo, 4. abide; synonyms (v) bide, brook, inhabit, live, remain, reside, continue, lodge, (adj) dwell, stay, 5. permit; synonyms (v) license, leave, let, have, assent, legalize, (n) consent, licence, pass, permission; antonyms (v) ban, prevent, stop, 6. suffer; synonyms (v) encounter, experience, receive, smart, sustain, pay, feel, get, lose, (adj) ail. goddefadwy bearable; synonyms (adj) endurable, tolerable, livable, sufferable, supportable, admissible, allowable, sustainable, moderate, permissible; antonyms (adj) unbearable, insufferable, intolerable. goddefgar 1. forbearing; synonyms (v) exorable, (adj) patient, clement, lenient, tolerant, easy, charitable, indulgent, permissive, compassionate, 2. tolerant; synonyms (adj) liberal, broad, kind, forbearing, forgiving, understanding, merciful, magnanimous, broadminded, (v) meek; antonyms (adj) intolerant, narrow-minded, strict, impatient. goddefgarwch 1. forbearance; synonyms (n) clemency, patience, pardon, abstinence, longanimity, mercy, avoidance, indulgence, restraint, (adj) endurance; antonym (n) impatience, 2. tolerance; synonyms (n) allowance, leniency,
lenience, margin, permissiveness, consideration, kindness, leeway, forbearance, approval; antonyms (n) intolerance, narrow-mindedness, bigotry, chauvinism, extremism. goddefiad 1. allowance; synonyms (n) allotment, admission, discount, quota, tolerance, maintenance, abatement, acknowledgment, adjustment, allocation, 2. toleration; synonyms (n) sufferance, endurance, allowance, patience, acceptance, indulgence, moderation, permission, 3. license; synonyms (n) permit, freedom, liberty, authority, authorization, certificate, licence, (v) charter, allow, certify. goddefol 1. passive; synonyms (adj) inactive, apathetic, inert, submissive, indifferent, lifeless, nonviolent, resigned, dormant, slow; antonyms (adj) active, assertive, spirited, working, 2. tolerable; synonyms (adj) acceptable, passable, bearable, fair, mediocre, satisfactory, middling, reasonable, adequate, respectable; antonyms (adj) unacceptable, intolerable, exceptional, unbearable. goddiweddyd overtake; synonyms (v) catch, overhaul, attain, exceed, overcome, overpower, gain, outstrip, beat, capture. goddrych subject; synonyms (n) matter, citizen, affair, dependent, inferior, issue, motif, question, (adj) liable, exposed; antonym (adj) liberated. goddrychol subjective; synonyms (adj) mental, biased, internal, objective, immanent, intellectual, prejudiced, psychological, rational; antonym (adj) impartial. godidog 1. excellent; synonyms (adj) choice, estimable, admirable, superior, capital, beautiful, distinctive, brilliant, fantastic, (n) worthy; antonyms (adj) inferior, poor, abysmal, awful, mediocre, 2. splendid; synonyms (adj) fine, gorgeous, illustrious, magnificent, grand, noble, royal, gallant, proud, (v) glorious. godidowgrwydd excellence; synonyms (n) distinction, eminence, advantage, goodness, superiority, virtue, greatness, (adj) merit, worth, desert; antonym (n) inferiority. godineb adultery; synonyms (n) fornication, infidelity, falseness, disloyalty, (adj) advoutry, crim, concubinage, cuckoldom, harlotry, prostitution; antonym (n) faithfulness. godinebus adulterous; synonyms (adj) extramarital, illicit, unfaithful, cheating, disloyal, extracurricular, false, untrue, dirty, double-crossing; antonym (adj) faithful. godinebwr adulterer; synonyms (n) fornicator, intrigant, advoutrer, gallant, goat, lecher, paillard, philanderer, satyr, seducer. godinebwraig adulteress; synonyms (n) advoutress, fornicatress, hussy, jade, slut, strumpet, courtesan, hack, harlot, jadestone.
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Welsh - English godre 1. bottom; synonyms (n) base, basis, backside, bed, behind, foot, footing, back, arse, ass; antonyms (n) top, pinnacle, (adj) highest, 2. edge; synonyms (n) boundary, margin, verge, blade, brink, extremity, advantage, (v) border, bound, hem; antonyms (n) center, (v) middle, 3. border; synonyms (n) fringe, brim, limit, skirt, limits, barrier, (v) edge, abut, adjoin, surround, 4. skirt; synonyms (n) flap, kilt, apron, dame, (v) circumvent, evade, elude, sidestep, dodge, avoid. godriad milking; synonym (n) blackmail. godro milk (llaeth); synonyms (v) exploit, squeeze, drain, tap, anodyne, balm, bleed, (adj) albumen, chalk, glair. godrudd 1. wild; synonyms (adj) desert, waste, fierce, boisterous, violent, reckless, desolate, ferocious, furious, raging; antonyms (adj) calm, orderly, domestic, manageable, sane, cultivated, restrained, tame, 2. furious; synonyms (adj) angry, enraged, frantic, vehement, wild, frenzied, infuriated, rampant, desperate, angered. gof 1. blacksmith; synonyms (n) ironsmith, locksmith, sailmaker, wheelwright, 2. smith; synonyms (n) metalworker, architect, artificer, artist, bricklayer, builder, maker, manufacturer, mason, craftsman. gofal 1. charge; synonyms (n) accusation, burden, care, command, commission, bill, (v) accuse, blame, attack, bid; antonyms (v) request, absolve, retreat, 2. care; synonyms (n) attention, bother, caution, concern, aid, apprehension, custody, keep, (v) anxiety, charge; antonyms (n) carelessness, recklessness, rashness, thoughtlessness, (v) neglect, disregard. gofalu 1. mind; synonyms (n) intellect, brain, (v) care, look, attend, beware, keep, listen, notice, (adj) heed; antonym (v) forget, 2. care; synonyms (n) attention, bother, caution, concern, aid, apprehension, custody, maintenance, (v) anxiety, charge; antonyms (n) carelessness, recklessness, rashness, thoughtlessness, (v) neglect, disregard, consider also 3. take care; synonyms (v) mind, see, examine, appear, consider, expect, face, front, seem. gofalus careful; synonyms (adj) accurate, attentive, thrifty, alert, deliberate, economical, frugal, mindful, prudent, (v) anxious; antonyms (adj) careless, reckless, slapdash, neglectful. gofeg 1. mind; synonyms (n) intellect, brain, (v) care, look, attend, beware, keep, listen, notice, (adj) heed; antonym (v) forget, 2. speech; synonyms (n) address, delivery, expression, lecture, conversation, discourse, language, sermon, diction, (v) say, 3. utterance; synonyms (n) declaration, pronunciation, speech, exclamation, articulation, remark, statement, observation, phrase, speaking.
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antonym (n) option, 2. necessary; synonyms (adj) important, inevitable, basic, fundamental, imperative, indispensable, main, obligatory, (n) requisite, demand; antonyms (adj) unnecessary, optional, surplus, needless, unjustified. gogan 1. defamation; synonyms (n) aspersion, calumny, libel, scandal, slander, vilification, abuse, backbiting, denigration, detraction, 2. satire; synonyms (n) irony, sarcasm, caricature, lampoon, mockery, parody, ridicule, burlesque, quip, spoof. goganu 1. defame; synonyms (v) libel, malign, slander, vilify, calumniate, denigrate, smear, blacken, (adj) asperse, (n) disgrace; antonym (v) praise, 2. lampoon; synonyms (n) parody, caricature, travesty, satire, mockery, spoof, takeoff, (v) satirize, ridicule, (adj) burlesque, 3. satirize; synonyms (v) lampoon, mock, satirise, deride, lash, banter. goganwr satirist; synonyms (n) ironist, lampooner, backbiter, defamer, traducer, comedian, comic, cynic, girder, joker. goglais tickle; synonyms (v) itch, titillate, indulge, thrill, prickle, please, tingle, flatter, humor, (n) titillation. gogledd north; synonyms (n) northland, n, union, brotherhood, conglutination, (adv) northerly, northward, northwards, (adj) northbound, northmost; antonym (adj) south. gogleddol 1. northern; synonyms (adj) north, northerly, boreal, arctic, hyperborean, frigid, septentrional, 2. arctic; synonyms (adj) freezing, icy, polar, frosty, frozen, northern, cold, gelid, (v) glacial, wintry; antonym (adj) hot. gogleddwr northerner; synonym (n) yank. gogleisio tickle; synonyms (v) itch, titillate, indulge, thrill, prickle, please, tingle, flatter, humor, (n) titillation. goglyd 1. trust; synonyms (n) charge, confidence, credit, faith, reliance, rely, assurance, belief, (v) believe, hope; antonyms (v) distrust, doubt, disbelieve, mistrust, 2. dependence; synonyms (n) addiction, dependance, dependency, credence, trust, habit, (adj) contingency; antonyms (n) independence, self-government, self-sufficiency. gogoneddiad glorification; synonyms (n) exaltation, admiration, adoration, praise, worship, eulogy, apotheosis, glory, (adj) celebration, dedication. gogoneddu glorify; synonyms (v) celebrate, exalt, extol, bless, eulogize, dignify, adore, commend, laud, (n) honor. gogoneddus glorious; synonyms (adj) famous, distinguished, bright, brilliant, celebrated, illustrious, eminent, great, magnificent, splendid. gogoniant glory; synonyms (n) fame, celebrity, brightness, honor, pride, distinction, credit, (v) halo, exult, boast.
gogor 1. fodder; synonyms (n) feed, food, fare, chow, foodstuff, (v) provender, corn, nurture, provision, ration, 2. provender; synonyms (n) provisions, nourishment, sustenance, viands, victuals, commissariat. gogr 1. sieve; synonyms (n) screen, strainer, (v) filter, riddle, sift, strain, besom, broom, mop, rake, 2. riddle; synonyms (n) enigma, conundrum, mystery, puzzle, poser, problem, sieve, cribble, brainteaser, (v) puncture. gogrwn sift; synonyms (v) screen, filter, investigate, analyze, examine, riddle, sieve, sprinkle, bolt, (n) scrutinize. gogwydd 1. bent; synonyms (adj) arched, curved, bended, crooked, (n) aptitude, inclination, propensity, fancy, ability, bias; antonym (adj) straight, 2. inclination; synonyms (n) disposition, desire, bent, affection, leaning, tendency, drift, appetite, dip, proclivity; antonyms (n) disinclination, reluctance, 3. bias; synonyms (n) penchant, influence, turn, twist, favor, slope, angle, (v) prejudice, slant, (adj) partiality; antonyms (n) impartiality, neutrality, fairness, 4. list; synonyms (n) catalog, catalogue, file, index, schedule, calendar, (v) lean, tilt, enter, enumerate, 5. slant; synonyms (n) pitch, lurch, grade, (v) incline, bend, bevel, cant, distort, list, (adj) obliquity. gogwyddiad inclination; synonyms (n) disposition, desire, bent, fancy, affection, leaning, tendency, drift, appetite, bias; antonyms (n) disinclination, reluctance. gogwyddo 1. lean; synonyms (adj) emaciated, gaunt, thin, bony, (v) incline, bend, list, slant, bow, (n) tilt; antonyms (adj) fat, plump, 2. incline; synonyms (n) slope, bias, angle, ascent, dip, grade, gradient, inclination, (v) cant, dispose, 3. list; synonyms (n) catalog, catalogue, file, index, schedule, calendar, enumeration, (v) lean, enter, enumerate, 4. slope; synonyms (n) declivity, decline, descent, fall, hill, brae, (v) pitch, bank, tip, (adj) obliquity. gogyfer 1. for; synonyms (prep) because, behind, by, per, during, (conj) considering, (adv) against, as, therefore, hence, 2. by; synonyms (prep) beside, at, of, about, (adv) aside, away, past, through, apart, (adv, prep) alongside, 3. opposite; synonyms (adj) adverse, contradictory, diametric, different, hostile, opposing, (adv) counter, (n) contrary, opponent, (pron) other; antonym (adj) similar. gogyfuwch 1. even; synonyms (adj) direct, equal, constant, equable, equivalent, flat, horizontal, identical, (v) level, balance; antonyms (adj) uneven, inconsistent, irregular, jagged, unequal, 2. equal; synonyms (adj) agree, comparable, adequate, (v) match, compare, correspond, even, parallel, rival, (n) compeer; antonyms (adj) different, repressive, disproportionate, unlike, (v) differ.
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golchi 1. wash; synonyms (v) rinse, paint, bathe,
conformity, accord, agreement, communication, connection, coincidence, concord, affinity, analogy, congruity; antonyms (n) difference, asymmetry, dissimilarity. gohebol corresponding; synonyms (adj) congruent, comparable, equal, same, similar, commensurate, consonant, alike, analogous, correspondent; antonym (adj) different. gohebu correspond; synonyms (v) accord, coincide, conform, suit, consort, answer, check, concur, fit, (adj) agree; antonyms (v) differ, disagree. gohebydd 1. correspondent; synonyms (n) journalist, reporter, (adj) analogous, concordant, parallel, corresponding, equal, (v) congruous, consonant, accordant, 2. reporter; synonyms (n) newsman, commentator, correspondent, columnist, reviewer, newsperson, newswoman, (v) informant, intelligencer, authority. gohiriad postponement; synonyms (n) deferment, delay, adjournment, extension, deferral, pause, reprieve, respite, suspension, abeyance. gohirio 1. adjourn; synonyms (v) postpone, defer, delay, dissolve, procrastinate, prorogue, recess, suspend, halt, stop, 2. delay; synonyms (n) pause, arrest, deferment, wait, stay, deferral, (v) check, reserve, adjourn, break; antonyms (n) punctuality, decisiveness, (v) rush, advance, 3. defer; synonyms (v) comply, bow, accede, protract, remit, retard, submit, table, tarry, acquiesce, 4. postpone; synonyms (v) shelve, extend, hinder, reschedule, (adj) waive, prolong. golaith 1. avoid; synonyms (v) shun, avert, parry, escape, evade, abstain, annul, circumvent, duck, (adj) eschew; antonyms (v) confront, associate, face, tackle, 2. evade; synonyms (v) elude, avoid, dodge, equivocate, hedge, sidestep, skirt, bilk, fudge, neglect. golau light; synonyms (adj) fair, clear, facile, (n) flame, brightness, (v) fire, kindle, inflame, glow, ignite; antonyms (adj) fattening, nauseating, (n) dark, darkness, gloom, shade, night, (v) extinguish, darken, (alt sp) heavy. golch 1. wash (golchi); synonyms (v) rinse, paint, bathe, clean, lave, moisten, mop, scour, (n) soak, ablution; antonym (v) dirty, 2. lye; synonyms (n) fable, fiction, law, lea, ley, lie, falsehood, siding, untruth. golchdy 1. wash-house, 2. laundry; synonyms (n) washhouse, wash, washing, dairy, airstream, backwash, washables, laundering, lavation, (v) lavatory. golchfa wash (golchi); synonyms (v) rinse, paint, bathe, clean, lave, moisten, mop, scour, (n) soak, ablution; antonym (v) dirty.
clean, lave, moisten, mop, scour, (n) soak, ablution; antonym (v) dirty, 2. flush; synonyms (n) bloom, blossom, (v) blush, glow, color, even, (adj) flat, affluent, rich, level, 3. bathe; synonyms (v) wash, steep, tub, bath, immerse, plunge, water, dip, douse, (n) swim, 4. lather; synonyms (n) foam, froth, head, flap, (v) bubble, flog, lash, trounce, whip, beat. golchiad 1. washing; synonyms (n) laundry, wash, laundering, lavation, cleaning, purification, airstream, backwash, bucking, (adj) cleansing, 2. coating; synonyms (n) coat, skin, application, covering, facing, finish, envelope, cover, film, layer, 3. ablution; synonyms (n) bath, bathing, washing, catharsis, baptism, washup, fen, lotion, marsh, (v) colature, 4. plating; synonyms (n) electroplating, gilding, platemaking, enamel, ormolu, planking, (v) anointing. golchion 1. slops; synonyms (n) slop, swill, accouterment, caparison, gear, harness, livery, pigswill, pigwash, rigging, 2. suds; synonyms (n) froth, lather, bubbles, head, soapsuds, beer, bubble, (v) foam, spume. golchwr washer; synonyms (n) potcher, bandage, breaker, cloth, clout, fragment, laver, patch, piece, rag. golchwraig washerwoman; synonyms (n) laundress, laundrywoman, washwoman, launder. golchydd washer; synonyms (n) potcher, bandage, breaker, cloth, clout, fragment, laver, patch, piece, rag. golchyddes laundress; synonyms (n) washerwoman, laundrywoman, washwoman, (v) washerman. goleuad 1. light (golau); synonyms (adj) fair, clear, facile, (n) flame, brightness, (v) fire, kindle, inflame, glow, ignite; antonyms (adj) fattening, nauseating, (n) dark, darkness, gloom, shade, night, (v) extinguish, darken, (alt sp) heavy, 2. luminary; synonyms (n) celebrity, notable, star, authority, personality; antonym (n) nobody. goleudy 1. lighthouse; synonyms (n) beacon, light, pharos, faro, 2. beacon; synonyms (n) cairn, flare, buoy, lighthouse, signal, watchtower, (v) guide. goleuni light (golau); synonyms (adj) fair, clear, facile, (n) flame, brightness, (v) fire, kindle, inflame, glow, ignite; antonyms (adj) fattening, nauseating, (n) dark, darkness, gloom, shade, night, (v) extinguish, darken, (alt sp) heavy. goleuo 1. light (golau); synonyms (adj) fair, clear, facile, (n) flame, brightness, (v) fire, kindle, inflame, glow, ignite; antonyms (adj) fattening, nauseating, (n) dark, darkness, gloom, shade, night, (v) extinguish, darken, (alt sp) heavy, 2. illuminate; synonyms (v) brighten, clarify, elucidate, enlighten, illumine, shine, adorn, decorate, (adj) illume, (n)
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light; antonym (v) confuse, 3. enlighten; synonyms (v) advise, edify, educate, inform, apprise, illuminate, instruct, notify, acquaint, (adj) lighten; antonym (v) puzzle. gollwng 1. drop; synonyms (v) fall, decrease, deposit, dribble, droop, abandon, cast, dip, (n) decline, collapse; antonyms (v) rise, increase, lift, (n) growth, 2. discharge; synonyms (n) release, dismissal, (v) acquit, clear, absolve, complete, deliver, eject, cashier, burst; antonyms (v) capture, hire, 3. loose; synonyms (adj) lax, liberal, dissolute, licentious, light, (v) disengage, liberate, relax, (n) free, limp; antonyms (adj) tight, close, compressed, dense, taut, strict, compact, wedged, 4. broach; synonyms (v) mention, utter, initiate, introduce, open, (n) brooch, propose, advance, drift, propound, 5. dismiss; synonyms (v) discharge, disband, discard, drop, bounce, can, cease, dispatch, banish, disallow; antonym (v) employ, 6. absolve; synonyms (v) excuse, justify, exculpate, exonerate, forgive, pardon, remit, exempt, redeem, relieve; antonyms (v) convict, blame, condemn, 7. release; synonyms (n) issue, liberation, departure, ransom, exemption, disengagement, freedom, (v) dismiss, allow, emancipate; antonyms (n) imprisonment, abduction, custody, involvement, preservation, (v) confine, imprison, arrest, catch, 8. leak; synonyms (n) leakage, crevice, breach, disclosure, chink, escape, fissure, (v) reveal, disclose, drip, consider also 9. let go; synonyms (v) loose, fire, relinquish, disregard, neglect, unwind, yield. gollyngdod 1. release; synonyms (n) discharge, (v) exempt, free, liberate, pardon, absolve, acquit, deliver, dismiss, (adj) disengage; antonyms (n) imprisonment, abduction, custody, involvement, preservation, (v) capture, confine, imprison, arrest, catch, 2. absolution; synonyms (n) remission, exemption, exoneration, forgiveness, justification, release, acquittal, acquittance, amnesty, (v) excuse; antonym (n) blame, 3. discharge; synonyms (n) dismissal, drain, (v) clear, complete, eject, cashier, burst, blast, bounce, detonate; antonym (v) hire. golo 1. bury; synonyms (v) immerse, inter, overwhelm, cloak, conceal, entomb, hide, mask, secrete, cache; antonyms (v) exhume, unearth, 2. conceal; synonyms (v) cover, disguise, bury, obscure, screen, shield, smother, suppress, cloud, (n) veil; antonyms (v) reveal, show, expose, divulge, clarify, uncover. golosg coke; synonyms (n) carbon, cocain, cocaine, snow, coal, anthracite, wafer, centred, century, culm. golud 1. wealth; synonyms (n) riches, abundance, affluence, opulence, treasure, capital, fortune, (v) money, gold, (adj) plenty; antonyms (n) poverty, penury, scarcity, 2. riches; synonyms (n) wealth,
exuberance, prosperity, resources, property, means, copiousness, overflow, plenteousness. goludog 1. wealthy; synonyms (adj) rich, moneyed, affluent, flush, opulent, prosperous, loaded, substantial, generous, abounding; antonyms (adj) poor, impoverished, 2. affluent; synonyms (adj) wealthy, exuberant, fat, monied, abundant, comfortable, flourishing, lavish, (n) tributary, feeder, 3. rich; synonyms (adj) copious, fertile, productive, fruitful, full, ample, deep, luxurious, plentiful, prolific; antonyms (adj) broke, destitute, light. golwg 1. look; synonyms (v) seem, appear, expect, (n) face, gaze, appearance, aspect, air, countenance, expression, 2. aspect; synonyms (n) look, surface, bearing, manner, prospect, side, view, angle, facet, feature, 3. eyes; synonyms (n) sight, vision, eyen, guard, propensity, 4. sight; synonyms (n) glimpse, scene, show, eye, eyesight, (v) aim, spot, see, descry, discern. golwyth 1. cut (torri); synonyms (v) carve, chop, clip, abbreviate, abridge, bite, (n) notch, slice, cutting, nick; antonyms (v) increase, lengthen, (n) addition, extension, 2. chop; synonyms (v) ax, chip, cleave, cut, hack, hash, hew, mince, slash, smite, 3. slice; synonyms (n) share, part, section, bit, gash, morsel, piece, slab, chunk, (v) lacerate. golygfa 1. view; synonyms (n) look, sight, judgment, opinion, scene, idea, outlook, prospect, (v) regard, observe, 2. scene; synonyms (n) aspect, view, background, display, environment, panorama, picture, spectacle, lookout, perspective, 3. scenery; synonyms (n) landscape, nature, set, vista. golygiad view (golygfa); synonyms (n) look, sight, judgment, opinion, scene, idea, outlook, prospect, (v) regard, observe. golygu 1. view (golygfa); synonyms (n) look, sight, judgment, opinion, scene, idea, outlook, prospect, (v) regard, observe, 2. mean; synonyms (v) intend, design, imply, denote, (adj) middle, base, common, (n) average, contemptible, low; antonyms (adj) generous, kind, 3. edit; synonyms (v) delete, compile, cut, redact, revise, contract, correct, emend, emit, (n) editing. golygus 1. handsome; synonyms (adj) elegant, beautiful, fair, charming, fine, generous, attractive, bountiful, comely, bonny; antonyms (adj) ugly, unattractive, 2. comely; synonyms (adj) becoming, decent, good-looking, decorous, handsome, personable, proper, seemly, shapely, agreeable, 3. sightly; synonyms (adj) average, bonnie, clean, fairish, impartial, just, mediocre, middling, reasonable, viewsome. golygwedd 1. feature; synonyms (n) article, aspect, character, characteristic, detail, lineament,
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Welsh - English peculiarity, facet, appearance, attribute, 2. aspect; synonyms (n) look, surface, bearing, expression, manner, prospect, side, view, air, angle. golygydd editor; synonyms (n) redactor, writer, editioner, journalist, press. golygyddol editorial; synonyms (n) article, column, comment, critique, exposition, feature, writing, expose, paragraph, piece. gomedd refuse; synonyms (v) deny, reject, decline, disallow, dross, (n) garbage, trash, waste, offal, debris; antonym (v) accept. gomeddiad 1. refusal; synonyms (n) declination, denial, negative, no, rebuff, rejection, ban, prohibition, repulse, negation; antonym (n) permission, 2. omission; synonyms (n) failure, error, exclusion, fault, ellipsis, inadvertence, mistake, neglect, oversight, (adj) defect; antonyms (n) inclusion, adherence. gonestrwydd honesty; synonyms (n) candor, fairness, integrity, justice, candidness, equity, frankness, probity, chastity, (adj) fidelity; antonyms (n) dishonesty, deceit, deception, deviousness, treachery, wickedness. gorau best; synonyms (adj) better, superior, supreme, choice, great, leading, (v) beat, (n) top, elite, most; antonym (n) worst. gorawen joy; synonyms (n) delight, enjoyment, elation, gladness, glee, happiness, pleasure, bliss, (v) exult, cheer; antonyms (n) misery, sorrow, sadness, disaster, grief. gorbwyso outweigh; synonyms (v) outbalance, overbalance, overshadow, preponderate, counterbalance, predominate, prevail, surpass, dominate, (adj) outdo. gorcharfan 1. gum; synonyms (n) gingiva, paste, mucilage, plaster, adhesive, (v) glue, cement, bond, bunko, chew, 2. jaw; synonyms (n) chin, (v) chatter, gossip, chat, gab, jabber, berate, chaffer, confabulate, (adj) clack. gorchest 1. feat; synonyms (n) exploit, deed, accomplishment, achievement, act, effort, performance, action, triumph, attainment; antonym (n) failure, 2. bravado; synonyms (n) boast, bluster, braggadocio, bluff, bragging, defiance, ostentation, swagger, bravery; antonym (n) cowardice, 3. exploit; synonyms (v) exercise, apply, employ, use, abuse, harness, prey, utilize, (n) feat, adventure. gorchestol 1. excellent; synonyms (adj) choice, estimable, admirable, superior, capital, beautiful, distinctive, brilliant, fantastic, (n) worthy; antonyms (adj) inferior, poor, abysmal, awful, mediocre, 2. masterly; synonyms (adj) masterful, expert, accomplished, consummate, crack, proficient, adroit, skillful, adept, dexterous.
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gorchfygu 1. conquer; synonyms (v) beat, capture, subdue, overcome, overpower, quell, subjugate, suppress, surmount, vanquish; antonyms (v) surrender, lose, 2. overcome; synonyms (v) conquer, crush, defeat, master, hurdle, overwhelm, prevail, demolish, affect, (adj) beaten; antonyms (v) fail, (adj) victorious, unimpressed. gorchfygwr 1. conqueror; synonyms (n) champion, subjugator, winner, vanquisher, hero, defeater, subduer, champ, colonist, explorer, 2. victor; synonyms (n) conqueror, master, superior; antonym (n) loser. gorchudd 1. covering; synonyms (n) coating, cover, clothing, blanket, coat, casing, apparel, case, concealment, wrapper, 2. cover; synonyms (v) conceal, top, bury, cloak, (n) blind, screen, binding, camouflage, cap, covering; antonyms (v) reveal, expose, uncover, 3. veil; synonyms (n) shroud, curtain, shade, film, (v) hide, disguise, mask, cloud, obscure, secrete; antonym (v) disclose. gorchuddio 1. cover; synonyms (v) coat, conceal, top, bury, cloak, (n) blind, blanket, screen, binding, camouflage; antonyms (v) reveal, expose, uncover, 2. veil; synonyms (n) cover, shroud, curtain, shade, (v) hide, disguise, mask, cloud, obscure, secrete; antonym (v) disclose. gorchwyl 1. task; synonyms (n) job, assignment, charge, commission, duty, enterprise, labor, project, (v) tax, exercise, 2. employ; synonyms (v) apply, use, consume, engage, exploit, hire, wield, busy, exert, (n) employment; antonyms (v) fire, dismiss, 3. avocation; synonyms (n) hobby, trade, occupation, profession, sideline, recreation, affair, activity, field, department, 4. job; synonyms (n) chore, position, work, business, career, matter, post, task, concern, function. gorchymyn 1. order; synonyms (n) command, decree, dictate, array, rank, sort, (v) direct, commission, arrange, call; antonyms (n) anarchy, chaos, confusion, mayhem, mess, (v) disorder, request, 2. command; synonyms (n) control, instruction, behest, bidding, direction, administration, ascendancy, (v) charge, order, rule, 3. commandment; synonyms (n) edict, law, regulation, canon, directive, mandment, precent, teaching, bylaw, demand. gordd 1. mallet; synonyms (n) hammer, maul, club, mall, beetle, 2. hammer; synonyms (n) pound, gavel, (v) strike, bang, beat, knock, tap, forge, hit, thrash. gordderch concubine; synonyms (n) mistress, odalisque, paramour, wife, courtesan, doxy, prostitute, trug, harlot, sweetheart. gorddin 1. attack; synonyms (n) incursion, thrust, aggression, fit, (v) assault, assail, attempt, aggress, charge, invade; antonyms (n) defense, (v) defend,
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protect, retreat, 2. violence; synonyms (n) rage, fierceness, force, fury, ferocity, intensity, strength, vehemence, impetuosity, might; antonyms (n) gentleness, peacefulness, 3. oppression; synonyms (n) injustice, abuse, despotism, tyranny, weight, dictatorship, stress, (v) hardship, grievance, (adj) autocracy. gorddwy oppression; synonyms (n) injustice, abuse, despotism, tyranny, weight, dictatorship, stress, (v) hardship, grievance, (adj) autocracy. gorddyfnder deep; synonyms (adj) thick, profound, absorbed, abstruse, broad, dark, rich, sound, strong, (v) intense; antonyms (adj) shallow, superficial, high, high-pitched, light, soft, weak. gordeimladwy sappy; synonyms (adj) juicy, foolish, absurd, goofy, mawkish, soft, succulent, weak, zany, liquid; antonym (adj) unemotional. gordoi 1. cover; synonyms (v) coat, conceal, top, bury, cloak, (n) blind, blanket, screen, binding, camouflage; antonyms (v) reveal, expose, uncover, 2. overspread; synonyms (v) cover, spread, disseminate, distribute, scatter, broadcast, diffuse, disperse, overlay. goresgyn 1. conquer; synonyms (v) beat, capture, subdue, overcome, overpower, quell, subjugate, suppress, surmount, vanquish; antonyms (v) surrender, lose, 2. overrun; synonyms (v) overflow, deluge, flood, infest, invade, occupy, inundate, overwhelm, conquer, (n) excess, 3. invade; synonyms (v) encroach, assail, assault, infringe, intrude, overrun, impinge, raid, (n) attack, charge. goresgyniad 1. conquest; synonyms (n) victory, conquering, defeat, triumph, achievement, reduction, coup, rout, mastery, occupation; antonym (n) surrender, 2. invasion; synonyms (n) attack, assault, aggression, incursion, inroad, descent, foray, influx, intrusion, encroachment; antonym (n) retreat. goresgynnwr 1. conqueror; synonyms (n) champion, subjugator, winner, vanquisher, hero, defeater, subduer, champ, colonist, explorer, 2. invader; synonyms (n) aggressor, assailant, encroacher, intruder, attacker, conqueror, alien, burglar, enemy, immigrant. goresgynnydd 1. conqueror; synonyms (n) champion, subjugator, winner, vanquisher, hero, defeater, subduer, champ, colonist, explorer, 2. invader; synonyms (n) aggressor, assailant, encroacher, intruder, attacker, conqueror, alien, burglar, enemy, immigrant. goreuro gild; synonyms (v) embellish, beautify, decorate, ornament, begild, engild, paint, whitewash, (n) club, guild. gorffen 1. finish; synonyms (v) end, complete, achieve, execute, accomplish, cease, determine, (n)
close, consummate, conclusion; antonyms (v) start, begin, continue, (n) beginning, 2. complete; synonyms (adj) perfect, absolute, whole, full, stark, accomplished, all, (v) finish, act, attain; antonyms (adj) incomplete, partial, unfinished, abridged, shortened, sketchy, lacking, narrow, qualified, (v) neglect, 3. conclude; synonyms (v) gather, assume, deduce, resolve, settle, terminate, decide, derive, do, generalize, 4. achieve; synonyms (v) reach, effect, gain, perform, acquire, fulfill, get, make, manage, obtain; antonym (v) lose. gorffeniad 1. finish; synonyms (v) end, complete, achieve, execute, accomplish, cease, determine, (n) close, consummate, conclusion; antonyms (v) start, begin, continue, (n) beginning, 2. finishing; synonyms (adj) ending, closing, last, final, ultimate, (n) finish, completion, coating. gorffennol past; synonyms (adj) beyond, bygone, former, old, back, earlier, (n) history, (adv) by, before, (prf) along; antonyms (adj) contemporary, current, (prep) within, (n) future, present, prospect. gorffwyll 1. mad; synonyms (adj) frantic, frenzied, demented, foolish, insane, delirious, angry, crazy, distracted, (n) furious; antonyms (adj) sane, calm, sensible, 2. frenzied; synonyms (adj) frenetic, hectic, wild, manic, fanatical, feverish, mad, passionate, phrenetic, rabid, 3. insane; synonyms (adj) daft, lunatic, idiotic, nutty, deranged, irrational, possessed, psychotic, harebrained. gorffwyllo rave; synonyms (n) rage, rant, (v) fume, jabber, wander, gush, bluster, (adj) foam, boil, flame. gorffwyllog 1. insane; synonyms (adj) crazy, daft, foolish, demented, delirious, lunatic, mad, frantic, idiotic, nutty; antonym (adj) sane, 2. mad; synonyms (adj) frenzied, insane, angry, distracted, frenetic, wild, irate, maniac, (n) furious, anger; antonyms (adj) calm, sensible. gorffwylltra 1. madness; synonyms (n) frenzy, furor, insanity, lunacy, delirium, folly, idiocy, insaneness, (adj) fury, rage; antonyms (n) sanity, sense, 2. insanity; synonyms (n) derangement, aberration, dementia, mania, alienation, (adj) craziness, madness, distraction. gorffwys 1. rest; synonyms (n) remnant, repose, balance, pause, recess, relaxation, residue, (v) nap, remain, (adj) remainder; antonym (v) work, 2. repose; synonyms (n) rest, peace, calm, composure, ease, quiet, leisure, (v) recline, lay, lie. gorffwysfa 1. rest; synonyms (n) remnant, repose, balance, pause, recess, relaxation, residue, (v) nap, remain, (adj) remainder; antonym (v) work, 2. resting-place; synonym (n) destination. gorflwch 1. cup (cwpan); synonyms (n) chalice, basin, trophy, destiny, fate, bowl, cupful, glass, portion, bleed, 2. goblet; synonyms (n) cup, mug,
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Welsh - English beaker, flask, jorum, flute, horn, (v) barometer, especially, glaze. gorfod 1. force; synonyms (n) energy, strength, agency, (v) drive, coerce, pressure, squeeze, thrust, compel, (adj) constrain; antonyms (n) weakness, persuasion, 2. obligation; synonyms (n) debt, bond, commitment, duty, liability, charge, burden, necessity, need, onus; antonym (n) option, 3. necessity; synonyms (n) demand, lack, essential, exigency, compulsion, emergency, constraint, distress, indigence, must. gorfodaeth 1. compulsion; synonyms (n) coercion, force, constraint, enforcement, pressure, urge, drive, duress, necessity, need, 2. obligation; synonyms (n) debt, bond, commitment, duty, liability, charge, burden, onus, requirement, responsibility; antonym (n) option. gorfodi 1. force; synonyms (n) energy, strength, agency, (v) drive, coerce, pressure, squeeze, thrust, compel, (adj) constrain; antonyms (n) weakness, persuasion, 2. compel; synonyms (v) force, cause, command, enforce, make, necessitate, obligate, oblige, press, require, 3. oblige; synonyms (v) bind, accommodate, impel, impose, hold, exact, indulge, pledge, assist, (n) assign. gorfodol 1. compulsory; synonyms (adj) obligatory, required, binding, involuntary, mandatory, necessary, imperative, forcible, essential, requisite; antonyms (adj) optional, voluntary, 2. obligatory; synonyms (adj) compulsory, inevitable, forced, incumbent, crucial, prerequisite, unavoidable, vital, dutiful. gorfoledd 1. rejoicing; synonyms (n) exultation, happiness, jubilation, joy, mirth, triumph, (adj) jubilant, exultant, exulting, heyday, 2. joy; synonyms (n) delight, enjoyment, elation, gladness, glee, pleasure, bliss, ecstasy, (v) exult, cheer; antonyms (n) misery, sorrow, sadness, disaster, grief, 3. triumph; synonyms (n) glory, conquest, victory, success, (v) prevail, crow, rejoice, win, succeed, gloat; antonyms (n) failure, defeat, (v) fail, lose. gorfoleddu 1. triumph; synonyms (n) glory, conquest, exultation, victory, (v) exult, prevail, crow, joy, rejoice, win; antonyms (n) failure, defeat, sorrow, (v) fail, lose, 2. rejoice; synonyms (v) cheer, delight, gladden, jubilate, revel, triumph, gratify, gloat, exhilarate, please; antonyms (v) lament, mourn. gorfoleddus 1. triumphant; synonyms (adj) jubilant, victorious, successful, triumphal, exulting, winning, conquering, elated, gleeful, (v) exultant; antonym (adj) unsuccessful, 2. jubilant; synonyms (adj) joyful, delighted, joyous, happy, overjoyed, triumphant, rejoicing, euphoric.
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gorfynt 1. envy; synonyms (n) desire, enviousness, resentment, hatred, discontent, emulation, (v) begrudge, covet, want, grudge, 2. ambitious; synonyms (adj) aspiring, difficult, eager, energetic, vaulting, challenging, competitive, desirous, enterprising, grandiose, 3. jealous; synonyms (adj) covetous, distrustful, envious, suspicious, resentful, invidious, green, grudging, 4. jealousy; synonyms (n) suspicion, competition, contention, distrust, qualm, scruple, doubt, challenge, contest, diffidence, 5. proud; synonyms (adj) arrogant, dignified, disdainful, haughty, lofty, exalted, conceited, egotistical, gallant, lordly; antonyms (adj) humble, modest, ashamed, embarrassed, 6. pride; synonyms (n) arrogance, boast, conceit, haughtiness, egotism, lordliness, vanity, assumption, insolence, (v) plume; antonyms (n) humility, modesty. gori hatch; synonyms (n) brood, door, (v) breed, contrive, concoct, brew, design, cook, cover, devise. gorifyny 1. ascent; synonyms (n) acclivity, ascension, rise, climb, ascending, elevation, hill, incline, advance, grade; antonyms (n) descent, fall, 2. hill; synonyms (n) height, bank, gradient, mound, ascent, embankment, hillock, knoll, (v) declivity, dip; antonym (n) vale. goris 1. beneath; synonyms (prep) under, (adv) below, underneath, infra, (adj) low; antonyms (prep) above, over, 2. below; synonyms (adv) beneath, down, downstairs, (adj) after, 3. under; synonyms (adj) lower, nether, bottom, inferior, subject, subordinate, lowest. goriwaered 1. descent; synonyms (n) ancestry, decline, birth, fall, blood, declension, declination, declivity, derivation, drop; antonyms (n) ascent, improvement, 2. declivity; synonyms (n) descent, downhill, gradient, downgrade, dip, downslope, incline, (v) acclivity, bank, hill. gorlawn superabundant; synonyms (adj) exuberant, excessive, profuse, plentiful, copious, redundant, superfluous, inordinate, lavish, prodigal. gorlenwi overfill; synonyms (v) satiate, glut, spill, cloy, cram, gorge, saturate, stuff, sate, satisfy. gorlifiad overflowing; synonyms (v) inundation, (adj) abundant, full, copious, exuberant, flooding, bountiful, generous, brimming, (n) flood; antonym (adj) empty. gorliwio exaggerate; synonyms (v) boast, aggravate, amplify, dramatize, overdo, overdraw, enhance, enlarge, magnify, overstate; antonyms (v) understate, minimize. gorllewin west; synonyms (n) occident, w, tungsten, watt, wolfram, (v) south. gorllewinol western; synonyms (adj) westerly, occidental, descending, falling, occasive, occiduous, ponent, westbound.
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gorllewinwr 1. westerner, 2. western; synonyms (adj) westerly, occidental, descending, falling,
occasive, occiduous, ponent, westbound. gorllwyn watch; synonyms (v) observe, clock, look, see, regard, (n) guard, view, sentinel, sentry, surveillance. gormail 1. oppression; synonyms (n) injustice, abuse, despotism, tyranny, weight, dictatorship, stress, (v) hardship, grievance, (adj) autocracy, 2. tyranny; synonyms (n) absolutism, oppression, cruelty, authoritarianism, monocracy, totalitarianism, domination, shogunate; antonym (n) democracy. gormes 1. aggression; synonyms (n) hostility, incursion, offensive, onset, onslaught, aggressiveness, antagonism, assault, attack, invasion; antonym (n) friendliness, 2. oppression; synonyms (n) injustice, abuse, despotism, tyranny, weight, dictatorship, stress, (v) hardship, grievance, (adj) autocracy, 3. tyranny; synonyms (n) absolutism, oppression, cruelty, authoritarianism, monocracy, totalitarianism, domination, shogunate; antonym (n) democracy. gormesol 1. arbitrary; synonyms (adj) absolute, capricious, dictatorial, optional, erratic, random, peremptory, masterful, haphazard, autocratic, 2. aggressive; synonyms (adj) belligerent, active, energetic, enterprising, hostile, invasive, offensive, pushy, warlike, strong; antonyms (adj) peaceful, friendly, peaceable, passive, peace-loving, suspicious, 3. tyrannical; synonyms (adj) domineering, oppressive, despotic, authoritarian, overbearing, cruel, tyrannous, arbitrary, imperious, lordly; antonyms (adj) democratic, liberal, 4. oppressive; synonyms (adj) heavy, burdensome, muggy, stuffy, sultry, tyrannical, gloomy, hard, (v) onerous, close; antonym (adj) fresh. gormesu 1. tyrannize; synonyms (v) domineer, bully, dominate, oppress, browbeat, grind, persecute, bluster, coerce, (adj) wreak, 2. oppress; synonyms (v) afflict, harass, press, burden, pinch, depress, encumber, crush, repress, (adj) aggrieve. gormeswr 1. tyrant; synonyms (n) despot, autocrat, dictator, oppressor, disciplinarian, authoritarian, bully, monarch, sovereign, stickler, 2. oppressor; synonyms (n) tyrant, persecutor, tormenter, (adj) bashaw, extortioner, martinet. gormesydd 1. tyrant; synonyms (n) despot, autocrat, dictator, oppressor, disciplinarian, authoritarian, bully, monarch, sovereign, stickler, 2. oppressor; synonyms (n) tyrant, persecutor, tormenter, (adj) bashaw, extortioner, martinet. gormod excess; synonyms (adj) extra, additional, (n) surplus, dissipation, extravagance, plethora, abundance, exaggeration, glut, overabundance; antonyms (n) lack, shortage, restraint, moderation, dearth, shortfall.
gormodedd 1. excess; synonyms (adj) extra, additional, (n) surplus, dissipation, extravagance, plethora, abundance, exaggeration, glut, overabundance; antonyms (n) lack, shortage, restraint, moderation, dearth, shortfall, 2. superfluity; synonyms (n) excess, redundancy, superabundance, nimiety, overplus, embarrassment, surfeit, profusion, remainder, superfluence. gormodiaith 1. hyperbole; synonyms (n) exaggeration, amplification, overstatement, magnification, strain, stretch, auxesis, embellishment, lie, rhetoric; antonym (n) understatement, 2. exaggeration; synonyms (n) distortion, enlargement, hyperbole, caricatura, misrepresentation; antonym (n) irony. gormodol excessive; synonyms (adj) inordinate, exaggerated, intense, enormous, exorbitant, extravagant, extreme, exuberant, immoderate, profuse; antonyms (adj) reasonable, moderate, affordable. gormwyth catarrh; synonyms (n) cold, pose, ptyalism, salivation, chilly, disagreeable, distant, dull, frigid, gelid. goroesi 1. outlive; synonyms (v) outlast, survive, live, endure, 2. survive; synonyms (v) outlive, subsist, exist, remain, continue, last, be, abide, resist, weather; antonyms (v) die, succumb. goroesiad survival; synonyms (n) existence, relic, life, endurance, selection, remnant, continuance, trace, choice, continuity; antonym (n) extinction. goroeswr survivor; synonyms (n) surviver, leftover, overliver, subsister. goror 1. border; synonyms (n) margin, brink, extremity, fringe, bed, boundary, (v) edge, verge, abut, adjoin; antonyms (n) middle, (v) center, 2. coast; synonyms (n) bank, beach, seaside, shore, seashore, sand, seacoast, (v) glide, slide, drift; antonym (n) interior, 3. confine; synonyms (v) bound, limit, bind, circumscribe, restrain, tie, hold, incarcerate, (n) border, bounds; antonyms (v) release, free, liberate. gorsaf station; synonyms (n) rank, position, seat, standing, base, (v) place, locate, post, stand, lay. gorsedd throne; synonyms (n) seat, can, stool, place, chair, commode, crapper, lavatory, pot, (v) enthrone. gorseddfa throne; synonyms (n) seat, can, stool, place, chair, commode, crapper, lavatory, pot, (v) enthrone. gorseddfainc throne; synonyms (n) seat, can, stool, place, chair, commode, crapper, lavatory, pot, (v) enthrone. gorseddu 1. enthrone; synonyms (v) crown, throne, invest, coronate, deify, adorn, clothe, commit, (n) immortalize, signalize, 2. install; synonyms (v)
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unnatural, (n) occult; antonyms (adj) normal, (syn) natural. goruwchreoli overrule; synonyms (v) dominate, override, reverse, annul, invalidate, reign, countermand, govern, overthrow, overturn; antonym (v) accept. gorwedd 1. lie; synonyms (v) consist, repose, (n) fabrication, falsehood, falsity, fib, fiction, rest, untruth, bluff; antonyms (v) stand, (n) truth, 2. recline; synonyms (v) lie, lean, loll, lounge, couch, slant, lay, tilt, recumb, relax. gorweddfa 1. bed (gwely); synonyms (n) couch, layer, base, basis, berth, bottom, flowerbed, foundation, crib, sack, 2. couch; synonyms (n) bed, sofa, divan, settee, (v) express, put, arrange, formulate, frame, (adj) lie. gorweddfan 1. bed (gwely); synonyms (n) couch, layer, base, basis, berth, bottom, flowerbed, foundation, crib, sack, 2. couch; synonyms (n) bed, sofa, divan, settee, (v) express, put, arrange, formulate, frame, (adj) lie. gorweddian 1. lounge; synonyms (n) couch, saunter, (v) loiter, loll, loaf, recline, rest, dawdle, linger, relax, 2. loll; synonyms (v) droop, sprawl, drop, lounge, flag, lollop, slouch, laze, slump. gorweiddiog bedridden; synonyms (adj) bedrid, sick, bedfast, confined, ill, invalid, unwell, crippled, disabled, (v) invalided. gorweithio overwork; synonyms (n) overworking, (v) exhaust, strain, tax, exploit, overlabor, drive, abuse, wear, (adj) overtask. gorwel horizon; synonyms (n) perspective, prospect, purview, reach, skyline, view, vista, amphitheater, arena, boundary. gorwych gorgeous; synonyms (adj) beautiful, attractive, gaudy, luxurious, rich, wonderful, glorious, gay, costly, delicious; antonym (adj) ugly. gorwydd horse (ceffyl); synonyms (n) cavalry, mount, buck, heroin, junk, knight, boar, cock, dog, drake. gorymdaith procession; synonyms (n) parade, cavalcade, convoy, cortege, column, file, pageant, progress, sequence, series. gorymdeithio process; synonyms (n) operation, proceeding, method, procedure, act, course, formula, outgrowth, (v) action, function. gorynys peninsula; synonyms (n) chersonese, cape, promontory, continent, mainland, point, headland, isthmus, spit, bluff. gosber vespers; synonyms (n) evensong, mass, matins, nightfall, worship. gosgedd 1. figure; synonyms (n) form, appearance, character, estimate, shape, cost, build, (v) design, cast, count, 2. form; synonyms (n) figure, arrange, ceremony, class, conformation, (v) make, fashion, constitute, establish, carve.
gosgeiddig 1. graceful; synonyms (adj) beautiful, delicate, elegant, amiable, easy, fine, charming, fair, airy, becoming; antonyms (adj) clumsy, inelegant, stocky, 2. comely; synonyms (adj) decent, goodlooking, attractive, bonny, decorous, handsome, personable, proper, seemly, shapely. gosgordd 1. train; synonyms (n) chain, (v) aim, coach, direct, educate, exercise, trail, tail, tame, discipline, 2. escort; synonyms (n) chaperon, guard, guide, attendant, conduct, suite, (v) attend, accompany, convoy, see, 3. retinue; synonyms (n) court, entourage, following, cortege, train, attendance, escort, company. gosgorddlu bodyguard; synonyms (n) escort, guard, guardian, attendant, warden, accompaniment, armament, armor, companion, (v) champion. gosgymon fuel; synonyms (n) firewood, combustible, firing, (v) fire, arouse, encourage, excite, kindle, provoke, stimulate. gosod 1. put; synonyms (v) place, fix, lay, position, set, impose, couch, locate, pose, (n) deposit, 2. set; synonyms (v) put, regulate, define, adjust, arrange, (n) class, bent, (adj) fixed, fast, secure; antonyms (v) soften, liquefy, melt, (n) combing, comb-out, (adj) variable, flexible, liquid, 3. place (lle); synonyms (n) domicile, office, order, spot, attitude, base, (v) post, rank, station, install; antonym (v) remove, 4. lay; synonyms (v) lie, rest, invest, bear, allay, bet, (adj) secular, calm, (n) ballad, pitch, 5. appoint; synonyms (v) assign, nominate, accredit, delegate, designate, prescribe, create, choose, commission, (n) name, 6. allot; synonyms (v) allocate, apportion, distribute, administer, allow, deal, dispense, grant, portion, split, 7. affix; synonyms (v) add, annex, adjoin, append, fasten, connect, join, stick, apply, (adj) attach; antonyms (v) detach, unfasten, 8. artificial; synonyms (adj) affected, theatrical, bogus, fake, false, feigned, forced, mannered, phony, strained; antonyms (adj) natural, genuine, real, 9. attach; synonyms (v) adhere, affix, bind, link, associate, nail, yoke, clip, glue, harness; antonyms (v) undo, disconnect, separate, 10. fix; synonyms (v) establish, determine, settle, anchor, clamp, do, castrate, (n) state, (adj) ascertain, confirm; antonym (v) break, 11. assign; synonyms (v) allot, appoint, ascribe, consign, appropriate, attribute, award, dedicate, depute, (n) give, 12. false; synonyms (adj) bastard, counterfeit, untrue, deceitful, dishonest, erroneous, artificial, assumed, deceptive, disloyal; antonyms (adj) true, correct, factual, faithful, truthful, honest, valid, 13. post; synonyms (n) function, pillar, stake, berth, column, job, (v) mail, enter, seat, send, 14. pitch; synonyms (n) degree, dip, (v) fling, cast, chuck, lurch, tilt, toss, heave, hurl, 15. let; synonyms (v) hire, admit, lease,
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alarm, dismay, doubt, anguish, care, consternation, (v) dread, concern; antonyms (n) bravery, confidence, fearlessness, reassurance, 4. grief; synonyms (n) affliction, dolor, distress, agony, pain, regret, wound, chagrin, pity, (adj) sore; antonyms (n) joy, happiness, 5. gloss; synonyms (n) burnish, annotation, brightness, shine, finish, (v) glaze, comment, annotate, veneer, color; antonym (n) dullness, 6. ugly; synonyms (adj) nasty, disagreeable, forbidding, frightful, gruesome, hideous, homely, repulsive, surly, evil; antonyms (adj) beautiful, attractive, good-looking, flowing, ornamental, 7. sad; synonyms (adj) dreary, dismal, distressing, gloomy, miserable, mournful, pitiable, bad, bleak, dejected; antonyms (adj) happy, cheerful, joyful, brave, cheery, composed. graenus 1. glossy; synonyms (adj) shiny, sleek, bright, smooth, brilliant, glazed, flat, burnished, glassy, glistening; antonyms (adj) dull, rough, 2. sleek; synonyms (adj) glossy, silky, silken, slippery, satiny, satin, even, lustrous, (v) slick, shine. graffegol graphical; synonyms (adj) graphic, lifelike. gramadeg grammar; synonyms (n) rudiments, elements, praxis, punctuation, outlines, (v) initiation. gramadegol grammatical; synonym (adj) grammatic. gramadegu parse; synonyms (n) dissect, anatomize, winnow, scrutinize, (v) analyze, construe, examine. gramadegwr grammarian; synonym (n) syntactician. gramadegydd grammarian; synonym (n) syntactician. gran cheek; synonyms (n) audacity, boldness, brass, face, impertinence, nerve, gall, impudence, insolence, lip; antonym (n) respect. gras grace; synonyms (n) elegance, favor, clemency, (v) bedeck, adorn, deck, garnish, beautify, decorate, embellish. graslon gracious; synonyms (adj) amiable, benign, genial, courteous, good, compassionate, benevolent, kind, accommodating, congenial; antonyms (adj) boorish, ungracious. graslonrwydd 1. grace; synonyms (n) elegance, favor, clemency, (v) bedeck, adorn, deck, garnish, beautify, decorate, embellish, 2. graciousness; synonyms (n) benignity, courtesy, goodness, kindness, gentleness, benignancy, gallantry. Grawys lent; synonyms (n) lenten, meager, plain, somber, spare, unostentatious, (adj) gentle, lento, mild, slow. gre 1. flock; synonyms (n) bunch, crowd, cluster, band, bevy, congregation, covey, gang, (v) assemble, (adj) swarm, 2. stud; synonyms (n) boss, rivet, scantling, peg, (v) knob, button, dot, nail, sprinkle, constellate.
greddfol 1. intuitive; synonyms (adj) instinctive, inborn, innate, automatic, impulsive, natural, perceptive, 2. rooted; synonyms (v) embosomed, ensconced, hackneyed, (adj) fixed, ingrained, immovable, inveterate, firm, set, frozen, 3. instinctive; synonyms (adj) inherent, intuitive, mechanical, spontaneous, unconscious, gut, reflex, native, (v) involuntary; antonyms (adj) voluntary, learned. greidio scorch; synonyms (v) bake, burn, parch, sear, singe, blister, char, dry, grill, fry. gresyn pity; synonyms (n) compassion, commiseration, mercy, condolence, clemency, pathos, remorse, (v) commiserate, compassionate, sympathize; antonym (n) blame. gresyni 1. wretchedness; synonyms (n) misery, unhappiness, desolation, distress, grief, woe, anguish, infelicity, sorrow, tribulation; antonym (n) happiness, 2. misery; synonyms (n) adversity, affliction, agony, hardship, evil, ill, poverty, suffering, calamity, depression; antonyms (n) cheerfulness, ecstasy, joy, fun, hopefulness. gresynol baleful; synonyms (adj) baneful, ominous, destructive, harmful, pernicious, sinister, threatening, fatal, hurtful, inauspicious. gresynu 1. commiserate; synonyms (v) pity, sympathize, compassionate, understand, empathize, ache, console, empathise, identify, 2. pity; synonyms (n) compassion, commiseration, mercy, condolence, clemency, pathos, remorse, shame, sympathy, (v) commiserate; antonym (n) blame. gresynus 1. miserable; synonyms (adj) mean, poor, meager, abject, bad, deplorable, desolate, downcast, (v) forlorn, wretched; antonyms (adj) happy, cheerful, generous, 2. wretched; synonyms (adj) unfortunate, unhappy, pitiful, sad, lamentable, low, pathetic, piteous, pitiable, (v) miserable. griddfan 1. groan; synonyms (n) grumble, cry, rumble, (v) moan, murmur, howl, mutter, sigh, complain, squeak, 2. moan; synonyms (n) groan, gripe, whine, complaint, lament, grievance, grouse, (v) bewail, mourn, bleat. gridyll griddle; synonyms (n) girdle, belt, cestus, circumference, (v) cook, grill. gris 1. step; synonyms (n) degree, measure, stage, walk, gait, gradation, level, rank, act, (v) pace, 2. stair; synonyms (n) step, footstep, staircase, stairway, footfall, footmark, footprint, stride, tone. grisial crystal; synonyms (n) glass, quartz, gem, (adj) clear, bright, pebble, translucent, crag, rock, stone. grisialaidd 1. crystal; synonyms (n) glass, quartz, gem, (adj) clear, bright, pebble, translucent, crag,
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Welsh - English rock, stone, 2. crystalline; synonyms (adj) limpid, crystal, lucid, transparent, pellucid, serene. grisiau staircase; synonyms (n) stair, stairway, stairs, steps, chairlift, entrance. gronell roe; synonyms (n) deer, egg, doe, buck, stag, bitch, fox, hart, hen. gronyn 1. grain; synonyms (n) corn, crumb, bit, berry, cereal, fragment, atom, character, grist, kernel, 2. atom; synonyms (n) jot, grain, molecule, particle, speck, mite, corpuscle, mote, ace, iota, 3. grape; synonyms (n) grapevine, grapeshot, pipeline, 4. roe; synonyms (n) deer, egg, doe, buck, stag, bitch, fox, hart, hen. grot 1. groat; synonyms (n) fourpence, penny, doit, mite, rap, change, denarius, farthing, shilling, sou, 2. fourpence; synonym (n) groat. grual gruel; synonym (n) loblolly. grudd cheek; synonyms (n) audacity, boldness, brass, face, impertinence, nerve, gall, impudence, insolence, lip; antonym (n) respect. grug heather; synonyms (n) heath, ling, broom, burbot, cusk, eelpout, field, grassplat, green, (adj) gray. grugiar grouse; synonyms (n) bellyache, beef, groan, complaint, (v) gripe, complain, moan, grumble, whine, grouch. grwgnach grumble; synonyms (v) murmur, mutter, complain, gripe, growl, rumble, grouch, (n) complaint, moan, groan. grwgnachwr grumbler; synonyms (n) complainer, grouch, bellyacher, crybaby, chicken, moaner, sniveler, squawker, whiner, (v) malcontent. grwn ridge; synonyms (n) crest, ledge, bank, hill, shelf, dune, swelling, peak, projection, (v) crease. grwnan 1. croon; synonyms (v) hum, sing, drone, profess, vocalize, intone, say, utter, (n) chant, 2. purr; synonyms (n) buzz, whine, (v) murmur, whirr, birr. grwndwal foundation; synonyms (n) base, basis, bottom, creation, establishment, foot, institution, principle, cause, cornerstone; antonym (n) top. gryd 1. battle; synonyms (n) combat, contest, struggle, clash, conflict, war, action, (v) fight, brawl, encounter, 2. shout; synonyms (v) cry, clamor, scream, bellow, bawl, exclaim, (n) call, roar, yell, cheer; antonym (v) whisper, 3. tumult; synonyms (n) hubbub, stir, bustle, commotion, din, excitement, flurry, fuss, (v) disturbance, disorder. grydian 1. grunt; synonyms (n) cry, groan, (v) grumble, growl, croak, mutter, complain, moan, murmur, clamor, 2. murmur; synonyms (n) babble, whine, complaint, (v) buzz, hum, mumble, whisper, bubble, breathe, drone. grym 1. force; synonyms (n) energy, strength, agency, (v) drive, coerce, pressure, squeeze, thrust, compel,
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authority, control, (v) influence, might, dominion, faculty, capacity; antonyms (n) powerlessness, helplessness, 3. might; synonyms (v) can, could, main, (n) power, brawn, intensity, puissance, vehemence, capability, efficacy. grymial 1. grumble; synonyms (v) murmur, mutter, complain, gripe, growl, rumble, grouch, (n) complaint, moan, groan, 2. murmur; synonyms (n) babble, whine, (v) buzz, grumble, hum, mumble, whisper, bubble, breathe, drone, 3. mutter; synonyms (v) maunder, croak, snarl, gnarl, whimper, bark, (n) grumbling, murmuration, murmuring, muttering. grymus 1. strong (cryf); synonyms (adj) intense, powerful, able, deep, firm, stable, steady, cogent, durable, forcible; antonyms (adj) weak, bland, delicate, faint, feeble, frail, mild, pale, slight, unconvincing, 2. mighty; synonyms (adj) enormous, immense, huge, grand, high, big, great, large, strong, mammoth, 3. powerful; synonyms (adj) brawny, hard, mighty, muscular, potent, effective, energetic, influential, lusty, vigorous; antonym (adj) powerless. grymuso strengthen; synonyms (v) consolidate, confirm, corroborate, brace, encourage, enhance, fortify, intensify, invigorate, bolster; antonyms (v) weaken, undermine. grynio ridge; synonyms (n) crest, ledge, bank, hill, shelf, dune, swelling, peak, projection, (v) crease. gwacsaw 1. frivolous; synonyms (adj) empty, foolish, dizzy, idle, petty, childish, facetious, flighty, flippant, light; antonyms (adj) serious, important, 2. giddy; synonyms (adj) frivolous, faint, silly, changeable, featherbrained, fickle, vertiginous, capricious, (adv) careless, rash, 3. trivial; synonyms (adj) insignificant, little, small, trifling, commonplace, inconsiderable, paltry, piddling, slight, superficial; antonyms (adj) significant, vital, major, profound, urgent. gwacter 1. emptiness; synonyms (n) blank, blankness, vacancy, vanity, void, vacuity, futility, inanition, inanity, space; antonyms (n) overcrowding, richness, fullness, value, 2. vacuity; synonyms (n) emptiness, vacuum, gap, nothingness, mindlessness, pointlessness, senselessness, vacuousness. gwad 1. denial; synonyms (n) negation, abnegation, renunciation, repulse, no, abjuration, contradiction, negative, refusal, rejection; antonyms (n) acceptance, affirmation, declaration, admission, confession, 2. disavowal; synonym (n) denial. gwadd mole (twrch daear); synonyms (n) breakwater, jetty, freckle, bulwark, groyne, mol, spy, blemish, (adj) mound, (v) embankment.
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gwaddod 1. dregs; synonyms (n) deposit, grounds, refuse, residue, sediment, dross, feces, remains, scum, settlings, 2. deposit; synonyms (n) charge, guarantee, (v) bank, commit, store, fix, lay, repose, cast, file; antonym (v) withdraw, 3. lees; synonyms (n) ground, dreg, bottom, feculence, silt, draff, abyss, addle, adjustment, (adj) dregs, 4. sediment; synonyms (n) deposition, lees, substance, filth, settling. gwaddol 1. endowment; synonyms (n) ability, talent, capacity, faculty, bequest, contribution, flair, foundation, (v) donation, gift, 2. dowry; synonyms (n) dower, dot, inheritance, alimony, dowery, portion, jointure, grant, allotment, circumstances. gwaddoli 1. endow; synonyms (v) invest, give, clothe, contribute, bless, dower, furnish, supply, vest, empower, 2. dower; synonyms (n) dowry, dowery, inheritance, jointure, (v) endow, indue. gwadiad denial; synonyms (n) negation, abnegation, renunciation, repulse, no, abjuration, contradiction, negative, refusal, rejection; antonyms (n) acceptance, affirmation, declaration, admission, confession. gwadn sole; synonyms (adj) lone, single, singular, one, alone, exclusive, individual, only, solitary, (n) bottom. gwadnu sole; synonyms (adj) lone, single, singular, one, alone, exclusive, individual, only, solitary, (n) bottom. gwadu 1. deny; synonyms (v) contradict, controvert, decline, disavow, rebuff, abnegate, disown, gainsay, oppose, refuse; antonyms (v) admit, affirm, acknowledge, claim, declare, agree, maintain, 2. forsake; synonyms (v) abandon, desert, ditch, relinquish, abdicate, fail, leave, quit, chuck, (n) drop, 3. disown; synonyms (v) deny, disinherit, disclaim, renounce, disallow, forsake, recant, repudiate, retract, abjure, 4. renounce; synonyms (v) reject, forgo, forego, forswear, resign, forfeit, discard, cede, surrender, vacate. gwae woe; synonyms (n) distress, grief, misery, sorrow, pain, anguish, suffering, affliction, sadness, trouble; antonym (n) happiness. gwaed 1. blood; synonyms (n) ancestry, birth, gore, descent, family, kindred, lineage, origin, beau, bloodshed, 2. gore; synonyms (n) blood, (v) butt, spear, spike, stab, push, impale, pierce, stick, articulation. gwaedd 1. shout; synonyms (v) cry, clamor, scream, bellow, bawl, exclaim, (n) call, roar, yell, cheer; antonym (v) whisper, 2. cry; synonyms (n) shout, bark, bay, crying, (v) shriek, weep, howl, moan, outcry, screech; antonym (v) laugh. gwaedlif 1. hemorrhage; synonyms (v) bleed, (n) bleeding, haemorrhage, disease, injury, loss, rage,
tantrum, depletion, drop, 2. dysentery; synonyms (n) down, flix, fur. gwaedlyd 1. bloody; synonyms (adj) gory, bleeding, bloodthirsty, damned, murderous, raw, sanguinary, sanguine, sanguineous, (adv) damn; antonym (adj) bloodless, 2. sanguinary; synonyms (adj) bloody, butcherly, cruel, slaughterous. gwaedoliaeth 1. blood (gwaed); synonyms (n) ancestry, birth, gore, descent, family, kindred, lineage, origin, beau, bloodshed, 2. consanguinity; synonyms (n) blood, cognation, relation, kin, relationship, affinity, alliance, account, brotherhood, cosinage. gwaedu bleed; synonyms (v) ooze, phlebotomize, run, leak, drain, extort, fleece, hemorrhage, (n) bleeding, ache. gwael 1. base; synonyms (n) foundation, (adj) bottom, abject, mean, dishonorable, ignoble, low, vile, bad, (v) ground; antonyms (n) summit, top, (adj) noble, 2. bad (drwg); synonyms (adj) evil, adverse, harmful, immoral, naughty, poisonous, sad, sinister, wicked, (v) decayed; antonyms (adj) fresh, pleasant, well, well-behaved, (n) good, 3. poor; synonyms (adj) miserable, paltry, deplorable, destitute, inadequate, insufficient, needy, pathetic, penniless, (v) meager; antonyms (adj) rich, wealthy, excellent, first-rate, privileged, well-off, admirable, 4. ill; synonyms (adj) sick, ailing, diseased, (adv) badly, poorly, (n) harm, complaint, hurt, ailment, mischief; antonym (adj) healthy, 5. poorly; synonyms (adv) inadequately, miserably, imperfectly, insufficiently, meanly, (adj) ill, sickly, unhealthy, (v) indisposed, unwell; antonyms (adv) opulently, satisfactorily, 6. sick; synonyms (adj) queasy, weary, invalid, morbid, nauseous, poor, crazy, disgusted, nauseated, (v) puke, 7. mean; synonyms (v) intend, design, imply, denote, (adj) middle, base, common, hateful, (n) average, contemptible; antonyms (adj) generous, kind, 8. vile; synonyms (adj) foul, despicable, disgusting, filthy, infamous, nasty, offensive, revolting, sorry, (n) dirty; antonym (adj) attractive. gwaeledd 1. illness; synonyms (n) disease, ailment, sickness, complaint, disorder, distemper, malady, attack, affliction, pain, 2. meanness; synonyms (n) malice, closeness, parsimony, pettiness, avarice, baseness, greed, miserliness, nastiness, (adj) degeneracy; antonyms (n) generosity, kindness. gwaell rod; synonyms (n) bar, baton, perch, shaft, whip, arm, cane, gat, staff, (v) stick. gwaelod 1. bottom; synonyms (n) base, basis, backside, bed, behind, foot, footing, back, arse, ass; antonyms (n) top, pinnacle, (adj) highest, 2. ground; synonyms (n) cause, land, floor, reason, dirt, field, soil, (v) bottom, found, establish; antonym (n) ceiling, 3. sediment; synonyms (n)
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Welsh - English deposit, deposition, lees, dregs, grounds, substance, filth, refuse, residue, settling. gwaelodi settle; synonyms (v) fix, place, clarify, establish, pay, regulate, resolve, set, adjudicate, (adj) confirm. gwaelu sicken; synonyms (v) nauseate, repel, disgust, revolt, pall, offend, shock, appall, languish, contract. gwaered descent; synonyms (n) ancestry, decline, birth, fall, blood, declension, declination, declivity, derivation, drop; antonyms (n) ascent, improvement. gwaeth worse; synonyms (adj) inferior, worser, impaired, junior, lesser, minor, poorer, subordinate, warre, waur; antonyms (adj) better, improved, healthier. gwaethaf worst; synonyms (adj) floor, lick, drub, (v) whip, defeat, trounce, best, rout, overcome, pip; antonym (adj) highest. gwaethygu worsen; synonyms (v) aggravate, decline, deteriorate, degenerate, exacerbate, exasperate, impair, disintegrate, drop, inflame; antonyms (v) improve, relieve. gwag 1. blank; synonyms (adj) bare, empty, unfilled, clean, vacant, deadpan, dull, (n) space, form, emptiness; antonyms (adj) animated, full, expressive, 2. empty; synonyms (adj) discharge, hollow, destitute, blank, barren, abandoned, deserted, (v) drain, clear, deplete; antonyms (adj) crowded, meaningful, packed, brimming, inhabited, occupied, swarming, cultivated, filled, (v) fill, 3. vacant; synonyms (adj) devoid, free, idle, unoccupied, void, expressionless, open, vacuous, inane, available, 4. addle; synonyms (v) muddle, confuse, spoil, abortive, bewilder, baffle, befuddle, bemuse, fluster, stillborn, 5. hollow; synonyms (adj) concave, false, (n) cavity, hole, cave, depression, groove, (v) excavate, dent, scoop; antonyms (adj) convex, (n) solid, hump, 6. vain; synonyms (adj) futile, proud, arrogant, conceited, fruitless, useless, ineffectual, unproductive, egotistic, egotistical; antonym (adj) modest. gwagedd 1. vanity; synonyms (n) conceit, arrogance, egotism, emptiness, pride, futility, inanity, conceitedness, pretension, pomposity; antonyms (n) modesty, selflessness, 2. emptiness; synonyms (n) blank, blankness, vacancy, vanity, void, vacuity, inanition, space, worthlessness, oblivion; antonyms (n) overcrowding, richness, fullness, value. gwagelog 1. wary; synonyms (adj) prudent, cautious, careful, circumspect, guarded, vigilant, suspicious, alert, attentive, chary; antonyms (adj) unwary, careless, trusting, reckless, 2. circumspect; synonyms (adj) cagey, considerate, discreet, thoughtful, wary, watchful, deliberate, heedful, judicious, cautelous.
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gwagen wagon; synonyms (n) cart, truck, waggon, wain, car, chariot. gwagenwr wagoner; synonyms (n) waggoner, carter, charioteer, coachman, driver, postboy, postilion, whip. gwagfa vacuum; synonyms (n) emptiness, void, vacancy, vacuity, gap, nothingness, blank, inanity, chasm, (v) clean. gwagle 1. space; synonyms (n) length, gap, opening, period, place, scope, void, margin, distance, emptiness, 2. void; synonyms (adj) empty, null, vacant, invalid, (n) hollow, blank, vacancy, (v) nullify, quash, rescind; antonyms (adj) valid, full, (v) validate. gwagu empty; synonyms (adj) discharge, hollow, destitute, bare, blank, barren, abandoned, (v) drain, clear, deplete; antonyms (adj) full, crowded, meaningful, packed, brimming, inhabited, occupied, swarming, cultivated, (v) fill. gwagymffrost bravado; synonyms (n) boast, bluster, braggadocio, bluff, bragging, defiance, ostentation, swagger, bravery; antonym (n) cowardice. gwahadden mole (twrch daear); synonyms (n) breakwater, jetty, freckle, bulwark, groyne, mol, spy, blemish, (adj) mound, (v) embankment. gwahaniaeth 1. distinction; synonyms (n) contrast, difference, discrimination, eminence, rank, dissimilarity, demarcation, celebrity, prestige, reputation; antonym (n) similarity, 2. difference; synonyms (n) conflict, deviation, change, contention, controversy, disagreement, distinction, discord, discrepancy, divergence; antonyms (n) correspondence, resemblance, sameness, agreement, concurrence. gwahaniaethol distinguishing; synonyms (adj) characteristic, distinctive, identifying, typical, discriminative. gwahaniaethu 1. differ; synonyms (v) dissent, disagree, contradict, clash, deviate, diverge, depart, conflict, vary, dispute; antonyms (v) agree, concur, conform, correspond, 2. distinguish; synonyms (v) discern, discriminate, describe, know, perceive, discover, descry, behold, characterize, classify; antonym (v) confuse. gwahanol different; synonyms (adj) another, assorted, dissimilar, unusual, various, alien, alternative, discrete, distinct, diverse; antonyms (adj) similar, corresponding, equal, identical, like, typical. gwahanu 1. separate; synonyms (adj) detached, (v) detach, divorce, part, insulate, scatter, cut, dissociate, disconnect, discrete; antonyms (adj) connected, joined, (v) unite, merge, mix, combine, fuse, join, link, associate, 2. part; synonyms (n) constituent, piece, article, character, component, division, (v) branch, break, disjoin, divide; antonyms (n) whole, entirety, (adj) complete, 3.
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divide; synonyms (v) distribute, apportion, dismember, dispense, separate, share, split, deal, distinguish, carve. gwahardd 1. forbid; synonyms (v) debar, prohibit, ban, bar, disallow, exclude, deny, avert, frustrate, inhibit; antonyms (v) permit, allow, let, approve, 2. ban; synonyms (n) anathema, veto, restraint, command, curse, embargo, prohibition, (v) forbid, banish, expel; antonym (v) sanction, 3. prohibit; synonyms (v) prevent, enjoin, hinder, outlaw, preclude, proscribe, interdict, hamper, impede, (n) obstruct, 4. interdict; synonyms (n) inhibition, interdiction, proscription, taboo, exclusion, (v) check, 5. inhibit; synonyms (v) curb, encumber, withhold, constrain, refrain, block, conquer, contain, control, repress. gwaharddiad 1. veto; synonyms (n) bar, negative, prohibition, rejection, (v) ban, disallow, forbid, prohibit, proscribe, reject; antonyms (n) approval, permission, (v) approve, permit, sanction, 2. prohibition; synonyms (n) exclusion, forbiddance, inhibition, interdiction, banning, embargo, forbidding, injunction, proscription, enjoinment; antonym (n) entitlement. gwahodd invite; synonyms (v) draw, allure, bid, call, tempt, ask, attract, entice, summon, beckon. gwahoddiad invitation; synonyms (n) call, bidding, temptation, lure, supplication, attraction, bid, request, (v) invite, solicitation. gwahoddus inviting; synonyms (adj) attractive, alluring, appealing, engaging, enticing, tempting, magnetic, captivating, prepossessing, seductive. gwahoddwr host; synonyms (n) crowd, army, flock, horde, mob, legion, troop, emcee, mass, multitude. gwain 1. sheath; synonyms (n) case, envelope, blanket, scabbard, vagina, casing, skin, covering, jacket, (v) cover, 2. scabbard; synonyms (n) sheath, fob, pocket, pouch, bag, budget, cardcase, haversack, knapsack, knit. gwair hay; synonyms (n) fodder, feed, bunk, food, silage, hedge, meal, pasture. gwaith 1. work; synonyms (n) exercise, business, employment, function, task, (v) labor, operate, toil, (adj) job, trade; antonyms (v) idle, malfunction, 2. time (amser); synonyms (n) hour, moment, period, duration, epoch, era, measure, season, day, spell; antonym (n) death. gwal wall (mur); synonyms (n) partition, bar, barrier, bulwark, rampart, cliff, earthwork, fortification, screen, (v) fence. gwala 1. enough (digon); synonyms (adv) rather, plenty, (n) adequacy, fill, sufficiency, (adj) ample, sufficient, adequate, competent, decent; antonym (adj) inadequate, 2. fill; synonyms (v) block, clog, charge, line, stuff, accomplish, execute, complete, brim, close; antonyms (v) empty, free, 3. plenty;
synonyms (n) abundance, affluence, copiousness, many, much, plenteousness, exuberance, opulence, plenitude, (adj) enough; antonyms (n) few, (adj) insufficient. gwalch 1. hawk; synonyms (n) eagle, (v) peddle, cough, expectorate, huckster, hunt, monger, sell, spit, vend, 2. rogue; synonyms (n) rascal, knave, imp, crook, miscreant, cheat, impostor, cad, rapscallion, scamp, 3. rascal; synonyms (n) monkey, rogue, scoundrel, villain, vagabond, varlet, brat, scalawag, scallywag, rake. gwaled wallet; synonyms (n) purse, bag, billfold, notecase, pocketbook, case, satchel. gwalio 1. wall (mur); synonyms (n) partition, bar, barrier, bulwark, rampart, cliff, earthwork, fortification, screen, (v) fence, 2. fence; synonyms (n) enclosure, hurdle, pale, boundary, (v) hedge, wall, contend, enclose, parry, quibble. gwall 1. want; synonyms (v) need, desire, (n) lack, poverty, wish, deficiency, deprivation, famine, absence, dearth; antonyms (v) dislike, hate, 2. error; synonyms (n) deviation, blunder, fault, mistake, wrong, delusion, lapse, oversight, crime, defect; antonym (n) correctness, 3. mistake; synonyms (n) error, failure, misapprehension, misconception, demerit, inaccuracy, (v) err, misapprehend, slip, confuse, 4. defect; synonyms (n) blemish, blot, flaw, shortcoming, failing, imperfection, scar, weakness, deformity, (v) desert. gwallgof 1. insane; synonyms (adj) crazy, daft, foolish, demented, delirious, lunatic, mad, frantic, idiotic, nutty; antonym (adj) sane, 2. mad; synonyms (adj) frenzied, insane, angry, distracted, frenetic, wild, irate, maniac, (n) furious, anger; antonyms (adj) calm, sensible. gwallgofddyn madman; synonyms (n) lunatic, bedlamite, maniac, nut, madcap, raver, bedlam, daredevil, hothead, madhouse. gwallgofdy madhouse; synonyms (n) bedlam, asylum, nuthouse, chaos, pandemonium, sanitarium, hell, hellhole, inferno, (adj) hectic. gwallgofi rave; synonyms (n) rage, rant, (v) fume, jabber, wander, gush, bluster, (adj) foam, boil, flame. gwallgofrwydd 1. madness; synonyms (n) frenzy, furor, insanity, lunacy, delirium, folly, idiocy, insaneness, (adj) fury, rage; antonyms (n) sanity, sense, 2. insanity; synonyms (n) derangement, aberration, dementia, mania, alienation, (adj) craziness, madness, distraction. gwallt hair; synonyms (n) fuzz, coat, down, fleece, fur, hairbreadth, haircloth, locks, pile, (adj) brush. gwalltog hairy; synonyms (adj) bearded, bushy, hirsute, dangerous, downy, woolly, bristly, fleecy, fuzzy, pilose; antonyms (adj) bald, hairless.
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Welsh - English gwallus 1. faulty; synonyms (adj) erroneous, deficient, defective, false, vicious, bad, broken, inaccurate, incorrect, wrong; antonyms (adj) correct, perfect, flawless, 2. inaccurate; synonyms (adj) faulty, inexact, improper, loose, mistaken, untrue, fallacious, lax, misleading, slipshod; antonyms (adj) exact, precise, accurate, truthful, 3. incorrect; synonyms (adj) inappropriate, imprecise, amiss, error, imperfect, flawed, unfit, unfitting, unsound, unsuitable; antonym (adj) right. gwamal 1. frivolous; synonyms (adj) empty, foolish, dizzy, idle, petty, childish, facetious, flighty, flippant, light; antonyms (adj) serious, important, 2. fickle; synonyms (adj) erratic, capricious, volatile, inconsistent, mercurial, mobile, variable, changeful, giddy, (v) changeable; antonyms (adj) resolute, untiring. gwamalrwydd 1. frivolity; synonyms (n) levity, flippancy, giddiness, trifling, flightiness, frivolousness, bagatelle, buffoonery, clowning, (adj) inconsistency; antonym (n) seriousness, 2. levity; synonyms (n) fickleness, frivolity, buoyancy, lightness, inconstancy; antonym (n) gravity. gwan weak; synonyms (adj) feeble, frail, faint, flat, flimsy, fragile, thin, watery, light, ailing; antonyms (adj) strong, brave, concentrated, firm, safe, compelling, determined, effective, forceful, healthy. gwanaf 1. row (rhwyfo); synonyms (n) altercation, line, file, rank, squabble, wrangle, (v) quarrel, brawl, fight, argue; antonyms (n) agreement, (v) agree, 2. swath; synonyms (n) belt, swathe, band, bandage, bang, bash, knock, rap, smash, sward, 3. layer; synonyms (n) coat, course, coating, cover, film, level, ply, stratum, crust, (v) pile. gwanc 1. greed; synonyms (n) cupidity, covetousness, avariciousness, desire, appetite, gluttony, hunger, insatiability, lust, (adj) avarice; antonyms (n) generosity, moderation, 2. avidity; synonyms (n) greed, eagerness, greediness, ardor, avidness, enthusiasm, rapacity, 3. voracity; synonyms (n) edacity, ravenousness, esurience, rapaciousness, voraciousness. gwancio 1. gorge; synonyms (n) abyss, chasm, cleft, esophagus, (v) devour, glut, cram, fill, gobble, engorge; antonyms (n) hill, (v) nibble, fast, 2. glut; synonyms (n) excess, surfeit, plethora, (v) cloy, flood, gorge, deluge, satiate, stuff, clog; antonyms (n) shortage, (v) undersupply. gwancus 1. greedy; synonyms (adj) eager, avid, gluttonous, covetous, desirous, acquisitive, glutton, grasping, piggish, (v) avaricious; antonym (adj) generous, 2. voracious; synonyms (adj) greedy, hungry, rapacious, ravenous, edacious, esurient, insatiable, ravening, famished, predatory. gwaneg 1. wave; synonyms (n) billow, gesture, motion, sign, surge, (v) brandish, flap, flutter, curl,
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flourish, 2. billow; synonyms (v) balloon, heave, zoom, bloat, inflate, roll, (n) wave, sea, swell, cloud. gwanhau 1. weaken; synonyms (v) dilute, enfeeble, lessen, attenuate, break, debilitate, diminish, enervate, relax, (adj) reduce; antonyms (v) strengthen, bolster, grow, 2. enfeeble; synonyms (v) weaken, impair, unnerve, waste, cripple, exhaust, sap, undermine, debase, disable; antonym (v) fortify. gwant caesura; synonyms (n) break, hiatus, pause, gap, cesura, chasm, (v) division, fracture, rupture, subdivision. gwantan 1. poor; synonyms (adj) bad, low, miserable, paltry, deplorable, destitute, evil, inadequate, insufficient, (v) meager; antonyms (adj) rich, wealthy, excellent, first-rate, privileged, well-off, admirable, good, 2. feeble; synonyms (adj) delicate, weak, decrepit, ailing, dim, dull, frail, helpless, (v) faint, debilitated; antonyms (adj) strong, vigorous, hearty, tough, 3. fickle; synonyms (adj) erratic, capricious, volatile, inconsistent, mercurial, mobile, variable, changeful, giddy, (v) changeable; antonyms (adj) resolute, untiring, 4. unsteady; synonyms (adj) unstable, dizzy, insecure, rickety, shaky, unbalanced, unsettled, unsound, precarious, (n) uncertain; antonym (adj) steady. gwanu 1. stab; synonyms (n) jab, pierce, dig, try, (v) poke, thrust, impale, prod, gore, pink, 2. pierce; synonyms (v) cut, perforate, bore, enter, stab, stick, bite, drill, penetrate, (n) prick. Gwanwyn spring (ffynnon); synonyms (n) jump, leap, bound, fountain, skip, source, (v) hop, caper, bounce, dive. gwanychu 1. weaken; synonyms (v) dilute, enfeeble, lessen, attenuate, break, debilitate, diminish, enervate, relax, (adj) reduce; antonyms (v) strengthen, bolster, grow, 2. enfeeble; synonyms (v) weaken, impair, unnerve, waste, cripple, exhaust, sap, undermine, debase, disable; antonym (v) fortify. gwar 1. neck (gwddf); synonyms (n) throat, cervix, neckline, (v) pet, cut, love, manage, kiss, (adj) stricture, wasp, 2. back; synonyms (n) rear, (adj) assist, (v) support, advocate, endorse, recede, second, stake, vouch, guarantee; antonyms (n) face, (v) front, oppose, advance. gwaradwydd 1. shame; synonyms (n) reproach, disgrace, discredit, humiliation, chagrin, insult, (v) dishonor, degrade, humiliate, abash; antonym (v) honor, 2. reproach; synonyms (n) blame, charge, abuse, invective, (v) censure, rebuke, accuse, reprimand, chide, condemn; antonyms (v) praise, commend. gwaradwyddo 1. asperse; synonyms (v) defame, slander, calumniate, denigrate, libel, smear, abuse, charge, injure, (adj) malign, 2. shame; synonyms (n)
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reproach, disgrace, discredit, humiliation, chagrin, insult, (v) dishonor, degrade, humiliate, abash; antonym (v) honor, 3. reproach; synonyms (n) blame, invective, condemnation, (v) censure, rebuke, accuse, reprimand, chide, condemn, criminate; antonyms (v) praise, commend. gwaradwyddus 1. disgraceful; synonyms (adj) dishonorable, shameful, degrading, disreputable, infamous, scandalous, shocking, base, black, despicable; antonyms (adj) admirable, honorable, reputable, 2. shameful; synonyms (adj) disgraceful, contemptible, ignominious, inglorious, opprobrious, nasty, embarrassing, discreditable, (v) foul, gross; antonyms (adj) dignified, noble. gwarafun 1. grudge; synonyms (n) envy, malice, anger, bitterness, feud, gall, grievance, (v) begrudge, spite, covet, 2. forbid; synonyms (v) debar, prohibit, ban, bar, disallow, exclude, deny, avert, frustrate, inhibit; antonyms (v) permit, allow, let, approve, 3. refuse; synonyms (v) reject, decline, dross, rebuff, (n) garbage, trash, waste, offal, debris, litter; antonym (v) accept. gwaraidd 1. gentle; synonyms (adj) clement, calm, easy, friendly, soft, affable, balmy, kind, mild, tame; antonyms (adj) caustic, cruel, fierce, harsh, loud, violent, rough, abrupt, hardhearted, heavy, 2. civilized; synonyms (adj) civil, cultured, polite, refined, civilised, cultivated, educated, courteous, genteel, gentle. gwarant 1. warrant; synonyms (n) guarantee, authority, vouch, authorization, security, (v) permit, license, assure, justify, sanction, 2. guarantee; synonyms (n) bail, guaranty, warranty, assurance, pledge, warrant, bond, (v) certify, promise, engage. gwarantu 1. warrant; synonyms (n) guarantee, authority, vouch, authorization, security, (v) permit, license, assure, justify, sanction, 2. guarantee; synonyms (n) bail, guaranty, warranty, assurance, pledge, warrant, bond, (v) certify, promise, engage. gwarchae 1. beleaguer; synonyms (v) besiege, harass, pester, badger, plague, surround, tease, annoy, rag, worry, 2. besiege; synonyms (v) beleaguer, beset, siege, attack, blockade, compass, bombard, circumvent, importune, press, 3. blockade; synonyms (n) clog, closure, stop, barrier, (v) bar, barricade, block, hinder, obstruct, intercept, 4. siege; synonyms (n) besieging, assiege, beleaguering, estimation, grade, station, stool, (v) hedge, overwhelm. gwarcheidiol 1. guardian; synonyms (n) custodian, guard, defender, protector, champion, curator, warden, keeper, (adj) protective, custodial, 2. tutelary; synonyms (adj) guardian, tutelar, patron, protecting.
gwarcheidwad guardian; synonyms (n) custodian, guard, defender, protector, champion, curator, warden, keeper, (adj) protective, custodial. gwarchod 1. watch; synonyms (v) observe, clock, look, see, regard, (n) guard, view, sentinel, sentry, surveillance, 2. mind; synonyms (n) intellect, brain, head, (v) care, attend, beware, keep, listen, notice, (adj) heed; antonym (v) forget, 3. ward; synonyms (n) charge, custody, protection, district, neighborhood, quarter, defense, area, (v) shelter, protect, 4. guard; synonyms (n) defend, bulwark, cover, escort, watchman, convoy, defence, fender, guardsman, (v) shield. gwarchodaeth 1. ward; synonyms (n) guard, charge, custody, protection, care, district, neighborhood, quarter, (v) shelter, protect, 2. custody; synonyms (n) detention, confinement, captivity, security, hold, conservation, control, imprisonment, incarceration, (v) keep; antonyms (n) release, freedom. gwarchodlu garrison; synonyms (n) fort, fortification, fortress, stronghold, troops, presidio, base, defend, defense. gward ward; synonyms (n) guard, charge, custody, protection, care, district, neighborhood, quarter, (v) shelter, protect. gwarden warden; synonyms (n) custodian, keeper, caretaker, guard, chancellor, prefect, provost, warder, watchman, (v) guardian. gwardrob wardrobe; synonyms (n) closet, clothing, costume, cupboard, garb, clothes, apparel, dress, wear, garment. gwaredd 1. gentleness; synonyms (n) clemency, courtesy, compassion, kindliness, benevolence, lenity, meekness, mercy, (adj) kindness, benignity; antonyms (n) cruelty, fierceness, harshness, severity, violence, ferocity, 2. mildness; synonyms (n) gentleness, lenience, leniency, tenderness, forbearance, humanity, indulgence, mercifulness, (adj) goodness. gwaredigaeth deliverance; synonyms (n) acquittal, rescue, salvation, delivery, emancipation, escape, freedom, release, relief, liberation. gwaredigion 1. redeemed; synonyms (adj) ransomed, blessed, 2. ransomed; synonym (adj) redeemed. gwaredwr savior; synonyms (n) deliverer, rescuer, saviour, saver, redeemer, benefactor, deliveryman, donor, recoverer, champion. gwaredydd savior; synonyms (n) deliverer, rescuer, saviour, saver, redeemer, benefactor, deliveryman, donor, recoverer, champion. gwareiddiad civilization; synonyms (n) culture, refinement, civilisation, cultivation, enlightenment, humanity, (adj) civility. gwareiddiedig civilized; synonyms (adj) civil, cultured, polite, refined, civilised, cultivated, educated, courteous, genteel, gentle.
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Welsh - English gwareiddio civilize; synonyms (v) cultivate, civilise, educate, improve, refine, train, foster, tame, enlighten, acquire. gwargaled stubborn; synonyms (adj) obstinate, contrary, hard, intractable, perverse, determined, obdurate, persistent, refractory, rigid; antonyms (adj) compliant, flexible, irresolute, amenable. gwargaledwch stubbornness; synonyms (n) obstinacy, firmness, bullheadedness, inflexibility, pertinacity, contumacy, resoluteness, tenacity, determination, intractableness; antonyms (n) compliance, cooperation, flexibility. gwargam stooping; synonyms (adj) stooped, crooked, hunched, asymmetrical, corrupt, (n) patronage, pillaring. gwargamu stoop; synonyms (v) bend, bow, crouch, deign, condescend, descend, squat, couch, cringe, (n) porch. gwarged remains; synonyms (n) cadaver, corpse, debris, relic, remainder, body, carcass, trace, clay, (adj) remnant. gwargrymu stoop; synonyms (v) bend, bow, crouch, deign, condescend, descend, squat, couch, cringe, (n) porch. gwario spend; synonyms (v) consume, exhaust, expend, squander, blow, deplete, pass, wear, lead, (adj) waste; antonyms (v) save, conserve. gwarth 1. disgrace; synonyms (n) shame, blemish, stain, degradation, reproach, (v) dishonor, discredit, degrade, blot, debase; antonyms (v) honor, respect, credit, esteem, 2. shame; synonyms (n) disgrace, humiliation, chagrin, insult, modesty, pity, scandal, contempt, (v) humiliate, abash, 3. reproach; synonyms (n) blame, charge, abuse, invective, (v) censure, rebuke, accuse, reprimand, chide, condemn; antonyms (v) praise, commend. gwarthaf 1. top (pen); synonyms (adj) maximum, (n) crown, peak, acme, apex, crest, cover, (v) best, cap, exceed; antonyms (adj) worst, (n) bottom, base, nadir, 2. summit; synonyms (n) pinnacle, height, point, top, climax, tip, culmination, vertex, zenith, prime. gwarthafl stirrup; synonyms (n) stapes, brace, clip. gwartheg 1. cattle; synonyms (n) beast, cows, stock, kine, livestock, oxen, sheep, antelopes, bison, camels, 2. cows; synonym (n) cattle. gwarthnod stigma; synonyms (n) spot, blot, brand, stain, blemish, mark, reproach, slur, defect, disgrace. gwarthnodi 1. brand; synonyms (n) badge, blade, class, kind, stain, type, (v) mark, denounce, (adj) stigma, blot, 2. stigmatize; synonyms (v) brand, defame, post, expose, gibbet, label. gwarthol stirrup; synonyms (n) stapes, brace, clip. gwarthrudd 1. disgrace; synonyms (n) shame, blemish, stain, degradation, reproach, (v) dishonor,
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discredit, degrade, blot, debase; antonyms (v) honor, respect, credit, esteem, 2. shame; synonyms (n) disgrace, humiliation, chagrin, insult, modesty, pity, scandal, contempt, (v) humiliate, abash. gwarthruddo 1. disgrace; synonyms (n) shame, blemish, stain, degradation, reproach, (v) dishonor, discredit, degrade, blot, debase; antonyms (v) honor, respect, credit, esteem, 2. shame; synonyms (n) disgrace, humiliation, chagrin, insult, modesty, pity, scandal, contempt, (v) humiliate, abash. gwarthus 1. disgraceful; synonyms (adj) dishonorable, shameful, degrading, disreputable, infamous, scandalous, shocking, base, black, despicable; antonyms (adj) admirable, honorable, reputable, 2. shameful; synonyms (adj) disgraceful, contemptible, ignominious, inglorious, opprobrious, nasty, embarrassing, discreditable, (v) foul, gross; antonyms (adj) dignified, noble. gwas 1. boy (bachgen); synonyms (n) lad, fellow, kid, male, man, minor, servant, son, youngster, youth, 2. servant; synonyms (n) attendant, domestic, boy, employee, retainer, follower, handmaid, help, henchman, minister, 3. lad; synonyms (n) blighter, chap, cub, cuss, fella, laddie, schoolboy, companion, stripling, gent. gwasaidd 1. slavish; synonyms (adj) servile, fawning, menial, cringing, abject, obsequious, submissive, subservient, contemptible, ignoble, 2. servile; synonyms (adj) base, slavish, sordid, (n) mean, low, (v) plausible. gwasanaeth 1. service; synonyms (n) help, aid, assistance, avail, employment, ministration, ceremony, (v) overhaul, serve, refit, 2. attendance; synonyms (n) presence, attending, audience, turnout, hearing, tendance, attendancy, bodyguard, crowd, gallery; antonyms (n) absence, nonattendance. gwasanaethferch 1. handmaid; synonyms (n) handmaiden, servant, ancille, minister, retainer, 2. handmaiden; synonyms (n) handmaid, maid. gwasanaethgar 1. serviceable; synonyms (adj) good, practical, helpful, handy, beneficial, effective, profitable, useful, convenient, efficient, 2. obliging; synonyms (v) complaisant, (adj) accommodating, affable, amiable, gentle, kind, benign, pleasant, compliant, considerate; antonyms (adj) unhelpful, uncooperative. gwasanaethu serve; synonyms (v) help, act, aid, assist, attend, benefit, do, function, operate, (n) avail. gwasanaethwr 1. servant; synonyms (n) attendant, domestic, boy, employee, retainer, follower, handmaid, help, henchman, minister, 2.
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gwasanaethwraig maidservant; synonyms (n) maid, handmaid, amah, housemaid, girl, maiden, slavey, ancille, child, servantess. gwasanaethydd servant; synonyms (n) attendant, domestic, boy, employee, retainer, follower, handmaid, help, henchman, minister. gwasanaethyddes handmaid; synonyms (n) handmaiden, servant, ancille, minister, retainer. gwasg 1. press (gwasgu); synonyms (n) jam, (v) crush, crowd, force, squeeze, pack, coerce, compress, exhort, mash, 2. waist; synonyms (n) waistline, shank, middle, belly, blouse, cannon, stem, (adj) neck, stricture, wasp, 3. bodice; synonyms (n) corsage, corset, stays, brassiere, slip, corselet, body. gwasgar dispersion; synonyms (n) diffusion, dispersal, dissipation, distribution, circulation, dissemination, spread, scattering. gwasgaredig scattered; synonyms (adj) dispersed, dissipated, confused, disconnected, disordered, sparse, sporadic, thin, diffuse, distributed; antonym (adj) concentrated. gwasgarog 1. divided; synonyms (adj) cleft, split, detached, forked, separate, separated, shared, disjointed, 2. scattered; synonyms (adj) dispersed, dissipated, confused, disconnected, disordered, sparse, sporadic, thin, diffuse, distributed; antonym (adj) concentrated. gwasgaru 1. spread; synonyms (v) scatter, reach, disperse, expand, extend, broadcast, circulate, diffuse, disseminate, increase; antonym (adj) concentrated, 2. disperse; synonyms (v) dispel, spread, disband, dissipate, dispense, break, disappear, dismiss, distribute, propagate; antonyms (v) assemble, gather, collect, 3. scatter; synonyms (v) spray, sprinkle, litter, rout, dot, dust, squander, (n) dispersion, splash, sprinkling. gwasgarwr 1. scatterer; synonym (n) diffuser, 2. spreader; synonyms (n) broadcaster, source, teller, transmitter, whisperer. gwasgfa 1. fit; synonyms (v) agree, accommodate, meet, suit, adapt, correspond, (adj) decorous, apt, (n) adjust, convulsion; antonyms (adj) unfit, inappropriate, unwell, 2. squeeze; synonyms (v) hug, compress, pinch, embrace, extort, cram, crush, force, jam, (n) press; antonym (v) loosen. gwasgod 1. waistcoat; synonyms (n) vest, barbe, garment, jerkin, jubbah, oilskins, pajamas, singlet, dress, robe, 2. shelter; synonyms (n) guard, refuge, asylum, harbor, protect, protection, sanctuary, security, (v) cover, screen; antonym (v) expose. gwasgu 1. press; synonyms (n) jam, (v) crush, crowd, force, squeeze, pack, coerce, compress, exhort, mash, 2. squeeze; synonyms (v) hug, pinch, embrace, extort, cram, nip, squash, compact, condense, (n) press; antonym (v) loosen, 3. wring;
synonyms (v) twist, distort, torment, torture, wrench, wrest, extract, contort, rack, twine, 4. crush; synonyms (v) beat, break, conquer, crunch, stamp, bruise, overpower, overwhelm, quash, subdue, 5. grip; synonyms (n) clasp, clutch, handle, bag, clench, (v) grasp, hold, catch, cling, apprehend; antonyms (v) bore, release, 6. jam (jam); synonyms (n) fix, congestion, conserve, dilemma, hole, (v) block, bar, fill, gorge, hinder; antonym (v) free. gwastad 1. flat; synonyms (adj) dull, bland, even, plain, insipid, level, plane, tasteless, (n) apartment, (v) uninteresting; antonyms (adj) exciting, highpitched, bumpy, 2. even; synonyms (adj) direct, equal, constant, equable, equivalent, flat, horizontal, identical, regular, (v) balance; antonyms (adj) uneven, inconsistent, irregular, jagged, unequal, 3. level; synonyms (n) grade, degree, (v) flatten, floor, aim, demolish, destroy, dismantle, raze, bulldoze; antonyms (adj) inclined, slanting, angled, (v) build, raise, 4. constant; synonyms (adj) ceaseless, incessant, perpetual, steady, continual, abiding, changeless, consistent, continuous, eternal; antonyms (adj) changeable, intermittent, sporadic, variable, episodic, erratic, inconstant, disloyal, fickle, occasional, 5. continual; synonyms (adj) endless, everlasting, frequent, uninterrupted, lasting, perennial, permanent, persistent, unending, unrelenting; antonym (adj) temporary, 6. plane; synonyms (n) airplane, face, aeroplane, aircraft, stage, surface, jet, (v) shave, (adj) smooth, flush. gwastadedd plain; synonyms (adj) ordinary, comprehensible, intelligible, apparent, clear, downright, easy, evident, homely, (n) flat; antonyms (adj) elaborate, fancy, unclear, mottled, multicolored, ornate, attractive, concealed, confused, fussy. gwastadol 1. continual; synonyms (adj) constant, ceaseless, incessant, continuous, endless, everlasting, frequent, uninterrupted, eternal, lasting; antonyms (adj) intermittent, sporadic, temporary, 2. abiding; synonyms (adj) permanent, immortal, enduring, stable, perpetual, perennial, continuing, durable, firm, fixed; antonym (adj) short-lived, 3. perpetual; synonyms (adj) continual, interminable, unending, immutable, infinite, ageless, persistent, unceasing, undying, unremitting. gwastadrwydd evenness; synonyms (n) equality, monotony, balance, equilibrium, equivalence, regularity, uniformity, consistency; antonyms (n) unevenness, inconsistency. gwastatir 1. plain; synonyms (adj) ordinary, comprehensible, intelligible, apparent, clear, downright, easy, evident, homely, (n) flat; antonyms (adj) elaborate, fancy, unclear, mottled, multicolored, ornate, attractive, concealed,
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Welsh - English confused, fussy, 2. range; synonyms (n) area, array, compass, (v) line, arrange, order, rank, roam, group, ramble. gwastraff 1. waste; synonyms (n) desert, refuse, damage, (adj) spoil, desolate, (v) consume, exhaust, ruin, squander, ravage; antonyms (v) conserve, save, 2. extravagance; synonyms (n) dissipation, excess, luxury, lavishness, profligacy, recklessness, squandering, extravagancy, immoderateness, indulgence; antonyms (n) thrift, economy, frugality, parsimony. gwastraffu 1. waste; synonyms (n) desert, refuse, damage, (adj) spoil, desolate, (v) consume, exhaust, ruin, squander, ravage; antonyms (v) conserve, save, 2. squander; synonyms (v) waste, fritter, dissipate, lavish, spend, blow, expend, lose, scatter, trifle. gwastraffus 1. wasteful; synonyms (adj) extravagant, improvident, lavish, prodigal, profuse, profligate, ruinous, spendthrift, uneconomical, thriftless; antonyms (adj) thrifty, economical, 2. extravagant; synonyms (adj) excessive, wasteful, exaggerated, luxurious, costly, expensive, immoderate, egregious, exorbitant, fantastic; antonyms (adj) restrained, frugal, parsimonious, plain, stingy, understated. gwastraffwr 1. waster; synonyms (n) prodigal, spendthrift, profligate, wastrel, waste, destroyer, devourer, idler, loafer, opener, 2. spendthrift; synonyms (n) spender, (v) waster, (adj) extravagant, lavish, wasteful, improvident; antonyms (adj) frugal, thrifty. gwastrawd 1. groom; synonyms (n) bridegroom, equerry, hostler, stableman, (v) dress, prepare, arrange, coach, curry, tidy, 2. ostler; synonyms (n) groom, stableboy, jockey, swineherd, tiger. gwatwar 1. mock; synonyms (adj) counterfeit, (v) deride, ridicule, burlesque, gibe, ape, flout, mimic, scoff, (n) jeer; antonyms (adj) genuine, real, 2. mimic; synonyms (v) mock, imitate, copy, mime, emulate, impersonate, parody, (n) imitator, mimicker, impersonator, 3. mockery; synonyms (n) banter, farce, irony, charade, derision, imitation, scorn, joke, insult, contempt. gwatwareg 1. satire; synonyms (n) irony, sarcasm, caricature, lampoon, mockery, parody, ridicule, burlesque, quip, spoof, 2. sarcasm; synonyms (n) gibe, bitterness, jeer, scorn, taunt, acrimony, derision, invective, (adj) satire, humor, 3. irony; synonyms (n) banter, raillery, quiz; antonym (n) exaggeration. gwatwariaeth irony; synonyms (n) sarcasm, ridicule, banter, humor, raillery, derision, mockery, quiz, (adj) satire, burlesque; antonym (n) exaggeration. gwatwarus 1. mocking; synonyms (adj) derisive, ironic, jeering, mock, quizzical, sarcastic, derisory,
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sardonic, satirical, scornful; antonyms (adj) respectful, approving, (n) applause, 2. scoffing; synonyms (adj) mocking, barbarous, (n) scoff, mockery, derision, jeer, sibilation, gibe, blasphemy, burlesque. gwatwarwr 1. scoffer; synonyms (n) mocker, jeerer, ridiculer, cynic, deceiver, despiser, disdainer, flouter, gorger, impostor, 2. mocker; synonyms (n) mockingbird, scoffer, banterer, tease, jester, joker, railleur, railer, scorner, tormenter. gwau 1. knit; synonyms (v) entwine, tie, plait, intertwine, bind, fasten, join, pucker, (adj) stitch, lace, 2. weave; synonyms (v) twine, twist, braid, knit, interweave, wind, waver, fabricate, tissue, (n) texture. gwaun 1. down; synonyms (adv) below, (adj) cut, dejected, depressed, downward, despondent, dispirited, downcast, (v) consume, devour; antonyms (adv) up, (adj) cheerful, happy, upward, 2. meadow; synonyms (n) field, hayfield, grassland, mead, plain, lawn, hydromel, park, countryside, fodder, 3. moor; synonyms (n) marsh, (v) anchor, berth, fasten, tie, dock, secure, hitch, (adj) picket, lash. gwawch 1. yell; synonyms (n) shout, roar, scream, call, outcry, (v) cry, howl, bellow, whoop, shriek, 2. scream; synonyms (n) wail, riot, (v) screech, yell, hollo, halloo, bawl, exclaim, holler, yelp; antonym (v) whisper. gwawchio 1. yell; synonyms (n) shout, roar, scream, call, outcry, (v) cry, howl, bellow, whoop, shriek, 2. scream; synonyms (n) wail, riot, (v) screech, yell, hollo, halloo, bawl, exclaim, holler, yelp; antonym (v) whisper. gwawd 1. scorn; synonyms (n) disdain, contempt, neglect, derision, mockery, (v) despise, ridicule, contemn, deride, disregard; antonyms (n) approval, (v) respect, appreciate, praise, 2. ridicule; synonyms (n) irony, insult, scoff, taunt, gibe, (v) banter, jeer, flout, mock, scorn, 3. scoff; synonyms (v) quip, sneer, jest, gird, barrack, (n) jibe, hoot, jeering, scoffing, (adj) blaspheme. gwawdiaeth ridicule; synonyms (n) derision, irony, mockery, insult, contempt, (v) banter, deride, jeer, flout, mock; antonyms (v) praise, respect. gwawdio 1. jeer; synonyms (v) deride, hiss, mock, taunt, barrack, insult, (n) gibe, flout, ridicule, scoff; antonym (v) cheer, 2. ridicule; synonyms (n) derision, irony, mockery, contempt, disdain, sarcasm, sneer, (v) banter, jeer, scorn; antonyms (v) praise, respect, 3. mock; synonyms (adj) counterfeit, fake, false, fictitious, (v) burlesque, ape, mimic, sham, bemock, imitate; antonyms (adj) genuine, real, 4. scoff; synonyms (v) quip, jest,
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gird, (n) jibe, hoot, jeering, scoffing, (adj) blaspheme, desecrate, profane. gwawdiwr 1. mocker; synonyms (n) jeerer, mockingbird, scoffer, flouter, banterer, tease, cynic, gorger, impostor, jester, 2. scoffer; synonyms (n) mocker, ridiculer, deceiver, despiser, disdainer, pagan, railer, scorner, skeptic. gwawdlyd 1. mocking; synonyms (adj) derisive, ironic, jeering, mock, quizzical, sarcastic, derisory, sardonic, satirical, scornful; antonyms (adj) respectful, approving, (n) applause, 2. jeering; synonyms (adj) mocking, taunting, gibelike, (n) jeer, mockery, scoff, scoffing, 3. sneering; synonyms (adj) contemptuous, disdainful, snide, (n) derision; antonym (adj) positive. gwawl light (golau); synonyms (adj) fair, clear, facile, (n) flame, brightness, (v) fire, kindle, inflame, glow, ignite; antonyms (adj) fattening, nauseating, (n) dark, darkness, gloom, shade, night, (v) extinguish, darken, (alt sp) heavy. gwawn gossamer; synonyms (n) cobweb, (adj) ethereal, sheer, thin, diaphanous, filmy, delicate, fine, cobwebby, gauzy. gwawr 1. daybreak; synonyms (n) dawn, sunrise, morning, prime, aurora, cockcrow, dawning, daylight, dayspring, light; antonyms (n) dusk, sunset, 2. dawn; synonyms (n) beginning, commencement, onset, origin, start, birth, (v) break, begin, appear, (adj) daybreak; antonyms (n) twilight, (v) end, finish, 3. bloom; synonyms (n) blush, bud, flush, (v) flourish, prosper, thrive, burgeon, (adj) blossom, flower, blow; antonyms (v) wither, shrivel, 4. hue; synonyms (n) color, complexion, cast, chromaticity, dye, shade, tint, form, (v) colour, tinge, 5. nuance; synonyms (n) nicety, subtlety, undertone, connotation, meaning, refinement, trace. gwawrio dawn; synonyms (n) beginning, commencement, aurora, cockcrow, morning, onset, origin, (v) break, begin, (adj) daybreak; antonyms (n) dusk, sunset, twilight, (v) end, finish. gwayw 1. stitch; synonyms (n) twinge, pang, (v) sew, seam, baste, crick, embroider, suture, tack, (adj) tie; antonym (v) unpick, 2. pain; synonyms (n) distress, ache, bother, ill, torment, agony, (v) hurt, afflict, anguish, grieve; antonym (n) pleasure, 3. pang; synonyms (n) pain, torture, cramp, stab, sting. gwaywffon 1. spear; synonyms (n) harpoon, lance, pike, fizgig, gig, prick, shaft, (v) impale, spike, stab, 2. lance; synonyms (n) spear, lancet, fishgig, (v) dart, open, enfilade, gore, puncture. gwddf 1. neck; synonyms (n) throat, cervix, neckline, (v) pet, cut, love, manage, kiss, (adj) stricture, wasp, 2. throat; synonyms (n) gullet, orifice, pharynx,
gorge, mouth, muzzle, chimney, flue, funnel, nostril. gwden withe; synonyms (n) with, withy, wicker, wickerwork. gwe 1. web; synonyms (n) mesh, network, tissue, lattice, texture, blade, entanglement, maze, film, (v) net, 2. texture; synonyms (n) structure, grain, fabric, constitution, weave, web, woof, (v) finish, make. gwead 1. weaving; synonyms (adj) lurching, staggering, stumbling, astonishing, astounding, irregular, stupefying, unstable, (n) braiding, 2. knitting; synonyms (n) knit, knitwork, plain, 3. texture; synonyms (n) structure, grain, fabric, constitution, tissue, weave, web, woof, (v) finish, make. gwedd 1. form; synonyms (n) figure, design, arrange, ceremony, (v) cast, make, fashion, build, constitute, establish, 2. appearance; synonyms (n) air, face, look, semblance, shape, show, advent, apparition, form, image; antonyms (n) disappearance, departure, vanishing, 3. yoke; synonyms (n) pair, coupling, tie, (v) couple, link, connect, join, bind, attach, (adj) brace, 4. aspect; synonyms (n) appearance, surface, bearing, expression, manner, prospect, side, view, angle, facet, 5. team; synonyms (n) crew, company, gang, squad, organization, party, troop, brigade, (v) band, (adj) rank. gweddaidd 1. decent; synonyms (adj) proper, adequate, appropriate, acceptable, becoming, comely, decorous, honest, modest, respectable; antonyms (adj) immoral, unwholesome, inappropriate, disreputable, filthy, inadequate, indecent, unsuitable, 2. seemly; synonyms (adj) befitting, decent, fitting, fit, right, fair, eligible, suitable, (v) correct, meet. gwedder wether; synonyms (n) wedder, hogg. gweddgar 1. plump; synonyms (adj) fat, chubby, corpulent, obese, overweight, round, stout, gross, (v) fatten, (n) fleshy; antonyms (adj) thin, emaciated, skinny, slim, slender, 2. sleek; synonyms (adj) glossy, silky, smooth, shiny, silken, slippery, satiny, satin, even, (v) slick; antonym (adj) dull. gweddi prayer; synonyms (n) petition, invocation, appeal, entreaty, plea, orison, request, suit, litany, devotion. gweddigar prayerful; synonyms (adj) devout, pious, holy, religious, godly, earnest, begging, beseeching, entreating, imploring. gweddill 1. balance; synonyms (n) poise, symmetry, excess, remainder, (v) counterbalance, adjust, offset, compensate, contrast, settle; antonyms (n) imbalance, (v) unbalance, 2. remainder; synonyms (n) leftover, remain, remnant, end, overplus, residue, balance, oddment, rest, leftovers, 3. rest;
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Welsh - English synonyms (n) repose, pause, recess, relaxation, leisure, break, (v) nap, sleep, ease, lie; antonym (v) work, 4. remains; synonyms (n) cadaver, corpse, debris, relic, body, carcass, trace, clay, dregs, vestige, 5. remnant; synonyms (n) fragment, remains, stub, leavings, scrap, bit, close, conclusion, (adj) remanent, remaining. gweddol 1. fair; synonyms (adj) equitable, clear, beautiful, average, dispassionate, fine, impartial, reasonable, (adv) clean, (v) bright; antonyms (adj) unfair, biased, dark, exceptional, unjust, partial, foul, imbalanced, mismatched, prejudiced, 2. fairly; synonyms (adv) completely, moderately, somewhat, equitably, fair, justly, passably, pretty, quite, rather; antonyms (adv) unfairly, extremely, unjustly. gweddu 1. suit; synonyms (n) lawsuit, plea, action, (v) agree, fit, correspond, accommodate, adapt, answer, become, 2. beseem; synonyms (v) befit, behoove, suit, seem, 3. become; synonyms (v) be, grow, arise, get, match, sit, come, fall, go, make, 4. befit; synonyms (v) beseem, pertain, (adj) meet. gweddus 1. fit; synonyms (v) agree, accommodate, meet, suit, adapt, correspond, (adj) decorous, apt, (n) adjust, convulsion; antonyms (adj) unfit, inappropriate, unwell, 2. becoming; synonyms (v) proper, (adj) appropriate, seemly, adequate, decent, agreeable, apposite, befitting, due, fit; antonym (adj) unbecoming, 3. decent; synonyms (adj) acceptable, becoming, comely, honest, modest, respectable, right, sufficient, chaste, ethical; antonyms (adj) immoral, unwholesome, disreputable, filthy, inadequate, indecent, unsuitable, 4. seemly; synonyms (adj) fitting, fair, eligible, suitable, apropos, nice, personable, (v) correct, 5. proper; synonyms (adj) just, legitimate, neat, exact, formal, good, individual, moral, peculiar, reasonable; antonyms (adj) improper, unseemly, wrong, rude. gweddw 1. widow; synonyms (n) relict, (adj) additional, (v) bereave, 2. widowed; synonyms (adj) unmarried, widow, alone, vidual, 3. single; synonyms (adj) only, celibate, one, odd, particular, distinct, individual, isolated, lone, lonely; antonyms (adj) married, double, multiple. gweddwdod widowhood; synonym (n) viduity. gweddwi widow; synonyms (n) relict, (adj) additional, (v) bereave. gwedi 1. afterwards; synonyms (adv) after, afterward, subsequently, later, next, (adj) following, 2. after; synonyms (prep) since, (adv) beyond, then, when, afterwards, behind, (adj) back, posterior, rear, subsequent. gwefl lip; synonyms (n) border, brim, cheek, edge, impertinence, mouth, rim, brink, verge, flange.
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gweflo blubber; synonyms (n) cry, fat, grease, (v) sob, weep, bawl, howl, snivel, wail, (adj) blubbery. gwefr 1. charge; synonyms (n) accusation, burden, care, command, commission, bill, (v) accuse, blame, attack, bid; antonyms (v) request, absolve, retreat, 2. electricity (trydan); synonyms (n) energy, flow, fuel, (adj) light, lightning, electromagnetism, magnetism, voltaism, wind, (v) electrize, 3. amber; synonyms (adj) ocher, orange, orangey, (n) succinite, yellow, electrum, brown, electron, gold, gum, 4. thrill; synonyms (n) tingle, delight, chill, excitement, (v) excite, quiver, shiver, shudder, exhilarate, exalt. gwefreiddio 1. electrify; synonyms (v) excite, stagger, galvanize, rouse, shock, stir, thrill, amaze, astound, (adv) startle, 2. thrill; synonyms (n) tingle, delight, chill, excitement, flush, (v) quiver, shiver, shudder, exhilarate, exalt. gwefreiddiol 1. electrifying; synonyms (adj) thrilling, exciting, charming, dramatic, electric, electrical, exhilarating, resonant, sensational, stimulating, 2. thrilling; synonyms (adj) impressive, electrifying, emotional, rousing, breathtaking, gripping, (v) fervid, glowing, heartfelt, (n) swelling; antonyms (adj) boring, dull. gwefus lip; synonyms (n) border, brim, cheek, edge, impertinence, mouth, rim, brink, verge, flange. gwefusol labial; synonyms (n) liquid, mute. gwegi 1. vanity; synonyms (n) conceit, arrogance, egotism, emptiness, pride, futility, inanity, conceitedness, pretension, pomposity; antonyms (n) modesty, selflessness, 2. levity; synonyms (n) fickleness, flightiness, frivolity, flippancy, buoyancy, lightness, giddiness, inconstancy; antonym (n) gravity. gwegian 1. totter; synonyms (v) reel, shake, stumble, falter, lurch, rock, stagger, teeter, toddle, waddle, 2. sway; synonyms (n) influence, reign, authority, empire, (v) command, rule, oscillate, control, bias, careen. gwegil back; synonyms (n) rear, (adj) assist, (v) support, advocate, endorse, recede, second, stake, vouch, guarantee; antonyms (n) face, (v) front, oppose, advance. gwehelyth 1. lineage; synonyms (n) breed, descent, family, pedigree, extraction, genealogy, house, ancestry, birth, blood, 2. pedigree; synonyms (n) lineage, origin, stock, line, parentage, bloodline, derivation, filiation, variety, (adj) thoroughbred. gwehilion 1. trash; synonyms (n) nonsense, rubbish, junk, litter, garbage, refuse, rubble, scum, debris, (v) scrap, 2. refuse; synonyms (v) deny, reject, decline, disallow, dross, rebuff, disdain, (n) trash, waste, offal; antonym (v) accept.
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gwehydd weaver; synonyms (n) cobweb, pterygium, texture, tissue, weaverbird, web, webeye. gwehynnu 1. draw; synonyms (v) attract, drag, delineate, pull, depict, derive, describe, design, tie, bring; antonyms (v) push, repel, 2. empty; synonyms (adj) discharge, hollow, destitute, bare, blank, barren, abandoned, (v) drain, clear, deplete; antonyms (adj) full, crowded, meaningful, packed, brimming, inhabited, occupied, swarming, cultivated, (v) fill, 3. pour; synonyms (v) gush, shed, decant, flow, pelt, scatter, stream, emit, jet, (n) overflow; antonym (v) drizzle. gweiddi shout; synonyms (v) cry, clamor, scream, bellow, bawl, exclaim, (n) call, roar, yell, cheer; antonym (v) whisper. gweilgi 1. sea; synonyms (n) ocean, water, waves, (adj) marine, maritime, array, nautical, seagoing, army, 2. torrent; synonyms (n) deluge, flood, cloudburst, downpour, overflow, stream, rain, shower, soaker, (adj) volley. gweili 1. idle; synonyms (adj) inactive, indolent, lazy, free, baseless, frivolous, fruitless, groundless, unfounded, empty; antonyms (adj) busy, active, employed, (v) change, 2. empty; synonyms (adj) discharge, hollow, destitute, bare, blank, barren, abandoned, (v) drain, clear, deplete; antonyms (adj) full, crowded, meaningful, packed, brimming, inhabited, occupied, swarming, cultivated, (v) fill. gweini 1. attend; synonyms (v) accompany, assist, escort, serve, advert, aid, conduct, follow, (n) tend, doctor, 2. serve; synonyms (v) help, act, attend, benefit, do, function, operate, answer, (n) avail, officiate, 3. minister; synonyms (n) pastor, envoy, priest, deputy, divine, ambassador, churchman, clergyman, cleric, curate. gweinidog 1. minister; synonyms (n) pastor, envoy, priest, deputy, divine, ambassador, churchman, clergyman, cleric, curate, 2. servant; synonyms (n) attendant, domestic, boy, employee, retainer, follower, handmaid, help, henchman, minister. gweinidogaeth 1. service; synonyms (n) help, aid, assistance, avail, employment, ministration, ceremony, (v) overhaul, serve, refit, 2. ministry; synonyms (n) cabinet, government, clergy, administration, clericals, prelacy, presbytery, (v) attendance, attendants, (adj) abandoned. gweinidogaethol ministerial; synonyms (adj) clerical, pastoral, priestly, sacerdotal, subservient, theocratic, ministral, prelatical, religious, attendant. gweinidogaethu minister; synonyms (n) pastor, envoy, priest, deputy, divine, ambassador, churchman, clergyman, cleric, curate. gweinio sheathe; synonyms (v) envelop, enfold, wrap, (adj) blunt, dull, dulcify, lenify, mollify, obtund. gweinydd server; synonyms (n) host, waiter, attendant, emcee, horde, innkeeper, legion.
gweinyddes 1. nurse; synonyms (n) nurture, (v) nourish, attend, cherish, entertain, foster, harbor, lactate, cradle, cultivate, 2. attendant; synonyms (adj) accompanying, concomitant, (n) companion, assistant, escort, follower, employee, subordinate, aide, guide. gweinyddiaeth administration; synonyms (n) management, direction, organization, running, power, execution, executive, government, leadership, reign. gweinyddol administrative; synonyms (adj) departmental, official, managerial, authoritative, (v) executive. gweinyddu 1. administer; synonyms (v) manage, dispense, distribute, deal, give, operate, rule, administrate, allot, apply, 2. officiate; synonyms (v) function, act, minister, referee, run, serve, sprinkle, direct, adjudicate, arbitrate. gweirglodd meadow; synonyms (n) field, hayfield, grassland, mead, plain, lawn, hydromel, park, countryside, fodder. gweithdy 1. workshop; synonyms (n) shop, factory, studio, workhouse, atelier, works, poorhouse, store, training, committee, 2. workhouse; synonyms (n) workshop, almshouse, labor, workplace. gweithfa works; synonyms (n) factory, plant, workings, mill, manufactory, deeds. gweithfaol industrial; synonyms (adj) technical, commercial, economic, manufactured, mechanical, business, capitalist, developed, entrepreneurial, occupational; antonym (adj) charitable. gweithgar industrious; synonyms (adj) active, diligent, assiduous, indefatigable, busy, energetic, hardworking, laborious, tireless, earnest; antonym (adj) lazy. gweithgaredd activity; synonyms (n) action, activeness, exercise, liveliness, play, job, agency, agility, diligence, energy; antonyms (n) inactivity, inaction, inactiveness. gweithgarwch activity; synonyms (n) action, activeness, exercise, liveliness, play, job, agency, agility, diligence, energy; antonyms (n) inactivity, inaction, inactiveness. gweithio 1. work (gwaith); synonyms (n) exercise, business, employment, function, task, (v) labor, operate, toil, (adj) job, trade; antonyms (v) idle, malfunction, 2. ferment; synonyms (n) agitation, excitement, barm, tumult, unrest, disturbance, (v) effervesce, stew, turn, (adj) pother, 3. purge; synonyms (n) purgation, purification, (v) cleanse, clean, expurgate, eradicate, clear, liquidate, purify, remove; antonym (v) binge. gweithiwr 1. worker; synonyms (n) employee, hand, proletarian, workman, actor, doer, drudge, help, operator, practitioner, 2. workman; synonyms (n)
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Welsh - English worker, mechanic, artificer, carpenter, manufacturer, opificer. gweithred 1. work (gwaith); synonyms (n) exercise, business, employment, function, task, (v) labor, operate, toil, (adj) job, trade; antonyms (v) idle, malfunction, 2. action; synonyms (n) act, accomplishment, activity, agency, battle, deed, effect, engagement, fight, (v) achievement; antonyms (n) inaction, inactivity, 3. act; synonyms (n) action, move, play, statute, decree, do, (v) behave, go, perform, acquit; antonym (v) refrain, 4. deed; synonyms (n) feat, behavior, exploit, covenant, document, doing, effort, fact, title, certificate, 5. fact; synonyms (n) event, incident, detail, particular, truth, actuality, circumstance, experience, occurrence, point; antonyms (n) guesswork, rumor, conjecture, fallacy, falsehood, report. gweithrediad 1. action; synonyms (n) act, accomplishment, activity, agency, battle, deed, effect, engagement, fight, (v) achievement; antonyms (n) inaction, inactivity, 2. operation; synonyms (n) execution, movement, business, management, action, function, functioning, performance, running, mission. gweithredol 1. active; synonyms (adj) energetic, alert, busy, diligent, effective, live, lively, nimble, strong, agile; antonyms (adj) dormant, inactive, sluggish, idle, latent, lethargic, sedentary, slow, extinct, passive, 2. actual; synonyms (adj) real, absolute, true, factual, genuine, authentic, existent, indisputable, literal, positive; antonyms (adj) false, hypothetical, supposed, 3. virtual; synonyms (adj) potential, practical, unreal, implicit, comparative, constructive, fake, imitation, pretend, qualified. gweithredu 1. work (gwaith); synonyms (n) exercise, business, employment, function, task, (v) labor, operate, toil, (adj) job, trade; antonyms (v) idle, malfunction, 2. act; synonyms (n) accomplishment, action, move, play, statute, (v) achievement, behave, deed, go, perform; antonym (v) refrain, 3. operate; synonyms (v) act, run, direct, employ, handle, manage, proceed, work, maneuver, fly. gweithredwr doer; synonyms (n) actor, agent, executor, cause, facient, worker, activist, architect, executioner, extrovert. gweithredydd 1. factor; synonyms (n) agent, component, broker, divisor, element, ingredient, part, deputy, consideration, (adj) constituent, 2. doer; synonyms (n) actor, executor, cause, facient, worker, activist, architect, executioner, extrovert, histrion, 3. agent; synonyms (n) agency, medium, factor, instrument, mediator, ambassador, attorney, channel, delegate, doer.
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gweladwy 1. visible; synonyms (adj) obvious, perceptible, conspicuous, apparent, evident, open, clear, discernible, manifest, noticeable; antonyms (adj) invisible, imperceptible, 2. perceptible; synonyms (adj) appreciable, palpable, visible, detectable, observable, tangible, measurable, distinguishable, perceivable, considerable. gweld see; synonyms (v) look, feel, discover, appreciate, behold, consider, deem, discern, (adj) observe, perceive. gwelediad 1. appearance; synonyms (n) air, face, look, semblance, shape, show, advent, apparition, form, image; antonyms (n) disappearance, departure, vanishing, 2. sight; synonyms (n) vision, glimpse, prospect, scene, view, aspect, (v) aim, spot, see, appearance. gweledig visible; synonyms (adj) obvious, perceptible, conspicuous, apparent, evident, open, clear, discernible, manifest, noticeable; antonyms (adj) invisible, imperceptible. gweledigaeth vision; synonyms (n) sight, view, dream, daydream, imagination, outlook, specter, ghost, spirit, (v) fancy; antonym (n) reality. gweledydd seer; synonyms (n) augur, prophet, diviner, oracle, forecaster, clairvoyant, illusionist, visionary, conjuror, idealist. gweli 1. wound; synonyms (n) bruise, harm, pain, injury, scratch, (v) hurt, cut, damage, offend, injure, 2. sore; synonyms (adj) painful, sensitive, angry, raw, indignant, (n) boil, lesion, canker, (v) acute, sharp; antonym (adj) painless. gwell better; synonyms (n) bettor, (v) amend, improve, best, mend, recover, advance, ameliorate, emend, reform; antonyms (adj) lesser, (adv) worse, (n) inferior, (v) worsen. gwella 1. improve; synonyms (v) advance, heal, emend, help, ameliorate, amend, correct, reform, gain, educate; antonyms (v) worsen, deteriorate, regress, spoil, 2. amend; synonyms (v) improve, mend, rectify, alter, better, fix, adjust, redress, remedy, repair, 3. better; synonyms (adj) superior, (n) bettor, (v) best, recover, enhance, exceed, excel, refine, surpass, top; antonyms (adj) lesser, (adv) worse, (n) inferior, 4. ameliorate; synonyms (v) meliorate, perfect, recuperate, enrich, lift, relieve, 5. mend; synonyms (v) cure, doctor, restore, convalesce, bushel, sew, overhaul, piece, (n) patch, botch; antonym (v) break. gwelleifio shear; synonyms (v) clip, cut, fleece, lop, pare, prune, shave, chop, chip, crop. gwellhad 1. improvement; synonyms (n) advancement, amelioration, betterment, correction, amendment, development, repair, gain, adjustment, advance; antonyms (n) decline,
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deterioration, downgrade, 2. bettering; synonyms (n) one-upmanship, (adj) helpful. gwellhau 1. improve; synonyms (v) advance, heal, emend, help, ameliorate, amend, correct, reform, gain, educate; antonyms (v) worsen, deteriorate, regress, spoil, 2. better; synonyms (adj) superior, (n) bettor, (v) improve, best, mend, recover, enhance, exceed, excel, refine; antonyms (adj) lesser, (adv) worse, (n) inferior. gwelliant 1. improvement; synonyms (n) advancement, amelioration, betterment, correction, amendment, development, repair, gain, adjustment, advance; antonyms (n) decline, deterioration, downgrade, 2. amendment; synonyms (n) alteration, redress, improvement, revision, transformation, change, conversion, mend, modification, rectification. gwellt 1. grass; synonyms (n) cannabis, forage, marijuana, pasture, dope, feed, (v) betray, denounce, (adj) pot, green, 2. straw; synonyms (n) chaff, rush, stalk, (v) cover, (adj) feather, cobweb, down, dust, flue, gossamer, 3. sward; synonyms (n) greensward, lawn, sod, turf, meadow, mead, bugger, field, grassplat, park. gwelltglas 1. greensward; synonyms (n) sod, sward, turf, green, lawn, meadow, bugger, field, grassplat, mead, 2. grass; synonyms (n) cannabis, forage, marijuana, pasture, dope, feed, ganja, (v) betray, denounce, (adj) pot. gwelltog grassy; synonyms (adj) green, verdant, abundant, blossoming, fertile, flourishing, leafy, lush, luxuriant, thriving. gwelltyn straw; synonyms (n) chaff, rush, stalk, (v) cover, (adj) feather, cobweb, down, dust, flue, gossamer. gwelw pale; synonyms (adj) ghastly, faint, wan, dull, light, pallid, (v) dim, blanch, (n) boundary, confine; antonyms (adj) dark, rosy, strong, brown. gwelwi pale; synonyms (adj) ghastly, faint, wan, dull, light, pallid, (v) dim, blanch, (n) boundary, confine; antonyms (adj) dark, rosy, strong, brown. gwely bed; synonyms (n) couch, layer, base, basis, berth, bottom, flowerbed, foundation, crib, sack. gwenci 1. weasel (bronwen); synonyms (n) informer, sneak, troublemaker, vare, (v) equivocate, evade, hedge, confess, dodge, pussyfoot, 2. stoat. gwendid 1. weakness; synonyms (n) debility, defect, failing, fault, deficiency, feebleness, fragility, imperfection, flaw, (adj) infirmity; antonyms (n) strength, power, dislike, advantage, brightness, determination, intensity, supremacy, 2. waning; synonyms (adj) declining, mellow, ripe, aging, deteriorating, (n) decrease, decline, ebb, decay, degeneration; antonym (n) growth, 3. frailty; synonyms (n) foible, weakness, frailness, faintness,
delicacy, flimsiness, shortcoming, vice; antonyms (n) stamina, hardiness.
gwenerol venereal; synonyms (adj) genital, sexual, aphrodisiac, aphroditic, carnal, erotic, lascivious, libidinous, lustful, (adv) fleshly. gwenfflam 1. ablaze; synonyms (adj) aflame, afire, flaming, bright, burning, fiery, flushed, (v) alight, blazing, splendid, 2. blazing; synonyms (adj) ablaze, ardent, blatant, glaring, blistering, conspicuous, fervent, fierce, glary, (n) blaze. gweniaith 1. adulation; synonyms (n) adoration, blarney, compliment, worship, gloze, obsequiousness, sycophancy, acclamation, admiration, (v) flattery, 2. flattery; synonyms (n) cajolery, adulation, palaver, taffy, praise, 3. blarney; synonyms (n) coaxing, (v) coax, wheedle, cajole, flatter, inveigle. gwenieithio 1. flatter; synonyms (v) coax, fawn, court, adulate, cajole, wheedle, blandish, grovel, kowtow, (n) caress, 2. blandish; synonyms (v) flatter, ingratiate, entreat, inveigle, persuade. gwenieithiwr 1. flatterer; synonyms (n) cajoler, adulator, sycophant, toady, assentator, complimenter, cozener, deceiver, glozer, losenger, 2. sycophant; synonyms (n) flatterer, lackey, fawner, parasite, crawler, follower. gwenieithus flattering; synonyms (adj) fawning, complimentary, ingratiating, courtly, adulatory, obsequious, fulsome; antonyms (adj) derogatory, assertive, critical. gwenith wheat; synonyms (n) corn, clavus, maize, (adj) golden. gwenithfaen granite; synonyms (n) brickwork, limestone, mineral, (adj) stone, crag, crystal, flint, fossil, marble, pebble. gwennol 1. swallow; synonyms (v) eat, bolt, gulp, consume, devour, accept, absorb, bear, endure, (n) drink; antonym (v) regurgitate, 2. shuttle; synonyms (n) shuttlecock, bird, birdie, rabbit, boo, chick, dame, doll, (v) ferry, exchange. gwenu smile; synonyms (n) grin, grinning, smiling, expression, luck, (v) beam, laugh, chuckle, grimace, sneer; antonym (v) frown. gwenwisg surplice; synonyms (n) robe, gown, pallium, alb, cassock, chasuble, cope, dalmatic, mozetta, scapulary. gwenwyn 1. venom; synonyms (n) poison, bane, malice, spite, gall, malevolence, maliciousness, malignity, rancor, bitterness, 2. poison; synonyms (v) infect, contaminate, envenom, defile, drug, empoison, taint, intoxicate, (adj) poisonous, toxic; antonym (n) antidote, 3. jealousy; synonyms (n) suspicion, competition, contention, distrust, qualm, scruple, doubt, challenge, contest, diffidence. gwenwynllyd 1. jealous; synonyms (adj) covetous, distrustful, envious, suspicious, resentful,
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Welsh - English invidious, green, grudging, 2. peevish; synonyms (adj) fractious, fretful, irritable, irascible, morose, testy, moody, cantankerous, captious, cross. gwenwyno 1. fret; synonyms (n) anxiety, (v) agitate, chafe, gall, grate, irritate, trouble, worry, annoy, fray, 2. poison; synonyms (n) bane, (v) infect, contaminate, envenom, defile, drug, empoison, taint, (adj) poisonous, toxic; antonym (n) antidote. gwenyn beehive; synonyms (n) apiary, hive, skep, bindery, nailery, slip, usine, wharf, (v) alveary, aviary. gwenynen bee; synonyms (n) honeybee, ant, termite, caprice, fancy, freak, humor, mania, mosquito, (adj) barbecue. gwenynfa apiary; synonyms (n) beehive, beehouse, (v) aviary. gwenynwr beekeeper; synonyms (n) apiarist, apiculturist. gwep 1. grimace; synonyms (n) frown, face, mop, sneer, smile, mouth, expression, (v) scowl, glower, cringe, 2. visage; synonyms (n) countenance, look, mug, physiognomy, appearance, kisser, brow, contour, forehead, phiz. gwerchyr 1. cover; synonyms (v) coat, conceal, top, bury, cloak, (n) blind, blanket, screen, binding, camouflage; antonyms (v) reveal, expose, uncover, 2. lid; synonyms (n) cover, chapeau, eyelid, hat, closure, restriction, covercle, palpebra, 3. valve; synonyms (n) lock, sluice, door, gauge, monitor, spout. gwerin 1. men; synonyms (n) hands, manpower, army, custody, public, sex, troop, workforce, world, 2. democracy; synonyms (n) commonwealth, commonalty, nation, capitalism, country, democraty, freedom, oligarchy, republic, state; antonyms (n) despotism, dictatorship, totalitarianism, autocracy, tyranny, 3. crew; synonyms (n) company, cluster, band, bunch, gang, party, assemblage, crowd, faction, group, 4. people; synonyms (n) community, family, folk, multitude, populace, clan, mob, (v) inhabit, occupy, reside. gweriniaeth 1. republic; synonyms (n) commonwealth, democracy, state, nation, country, 2. democracy; synonyms (n) commonalty, capitalism, democraty, freedom, oligarchy, republic, egalitarianism, emancipation, equalitarianism, equality; antonyms (n) despotism, dictatorship, totalitarianism, autocracy, tyranny. gwerinlywodraeth republic; synonyms (n) commonwealth, democracy, state, nation, country. gwerinol vulgar; synonyms (adj) coarse, rude, uncouth, common, low, nasty, plebeian, vile, foul, indecent; antonyms (adj) refined, sophisticated, tasteful, polite.
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gwerinos 1. mob; synonyms (n) crowd, gang, pack, mass, horde, crew, band, bunch, concourse, rabble,
2. rabble; synonyms (n) mob, masses, trash, herd, people, ragtag, riffraff, rout, scum. gwerinwr democrat; synonyms (n) commoner, plebeian, proletaire, proletary, republican, roturier, democratist, populist. gwern 1. swamp; synonyms (n) marsh, mire, bog, (v) flood, inundate, overwhelm, submerge, sink, deluge, drench; antonym (n) desert, 2. meadow; synonyms (n) field, hayfield, grassland, mead, plain, lawn, hydromel, park, countryside, fodder. gwerog suety; synonyms (adj) fat, fatty. gwers 1. lesson; synonyms (n) exercise, example, instruction, class, learning, message, moral, reading, sermon, (v) rebuke, 2. verse; synonyms (n) poem, poetry, rhyme, poesy, stanza, strain, measure, song, clause, paragraph; antonym (n) prose. gwersyll 1. camp; synonyms (n) bivouac, encampment, faction, base, barracks, cantonment, side, (v) encamp, pitch, (adj) campy, 2. encampment; synonyms (n) camp, campground, campsite, camping, anchorage, bivouacking. gwersyllty barrack; synonyms (n) barracks, casemate, plafond, planchment, tiling, deride, (v) jeer, cheer, gibe, scoff. gwersyllu 1. camp; synonyms (n) bivouac, encampment, faction, base, barracks, cantonment, side, (v) encamp, pitch, (adj) campy, 2. encamp; synonyms (v) camp, tent, light, settle. gwerth 1. worth; synonyms (n) merit, value, cost, price, virtue, importance, excellence, dignity, quality, benefit; antonym (n) worthlessness, 2. sale; synonyms (n) fair, disposal, demand, market, vend, vendition, outlet, carnival, contract, (adj) cheap, 3. value; synonyms (n) appraise, rate, consequence, (v) appreciate, assess, esteem, evaluate, cherish, estimate, measure; antonyms (n) disadvantage, futility, uselessness, insignificance. gwerthfawr 1. precious; synonyms (adj) dear, beloved, cherished, costly, valuable, invaluable, expensive, golden, choice, (n) darling; antonym (adj) worthless, 2. valuable; synonyms (adj) estimable, precious, beneficial, helpful, useful, worthy, admirable, important, priceless, profitable; antonym (adj) useless. gwerthfawredd preciousness; synonyms (n) dearness, invaluableness, costliness, fondness, glory, love, preciosity, pricelessness, valuableness, tenderness. gwerthfawrogi appreciate; synonyms (v) esteem, prize, treasure, value, appraise, fathom, acknowledge, admire, apprize, (adj) understand; antonyms (v) depreciate, scorn.
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gwerthfawrogiad appreciation; synonyms (n)
gwialennod 1. stroke; synonyms (n) touch, beat,
admiration, acknowledgment, approval, awareness, conception, estimation, feeling, grasp, praise, (v) sense; antonym (n) depreciation. gwerthu sell; synonyms (v) peddle, deal, handle, betray, give, promote, deceive, exchange, merchandise, (n) cheat; antonym (v) buy. gwerthuso evaluate; synonyms (v) appraise, assess, calculate, gauge, estimate, value, grade, measure, rank, reckon. gwerthwr seller; synonyms (n) dealer, merchant, vendor, vender, trader; antonyms (n) buyer, purchaser. gwerthyd 1. bobbin; synonyms (n) spool, coil, reel, arbor, spindle, axle, pin, 2. axle; synonyms (n) axis, hinge, pivot, bobbin, beam, stalk, support, 3. spindle; synonyms (n) mandrel, mandril, bolt, arbour, bower, pergola, shive, shiver. gweryd 1. earth; synonyms (n) dirt, world, dust, ground, land, clay, lair, creation, ball, country, 2. sward; synonyms (n) greensward, lawn, sod, green, turf, meadow, mead, bugger, field, grassplat, 3. soil; synonyms (n) grime, (v) smudge, blot, contaminate, dirty, pollute, mire, blemish, defile, foul; antonym (v) clean. gweryru neigh; synonyms (v) whinny, nicker, whicker, crow, exult. gwestai guest; synonyms (n) stranger, caller, alien, customer, visitor, foreigner, client, visitant. gwesty 1. hotel; synonyms (n) lodge, house, inn, tavern, spa, lodging, mansion, abode, accommodations, audience, 2. inn; synonyms (n) hostel, hotel, hostelry, bar, pub, saloon. gweu 1. weave; synonyms (v) twine, twist, braid, knit, entwine, interweave, wind, waver, plait, fabricate, 2. knit; synonyms (v) tie, intertwine, bind, fasten, join, pucker, interlace, bond, (adj) stitch, lace. gwg 1. wrath; synonyms (n) anger, fury, ire, rage, resentment, displeasure, indignation, passion, madness, (adj) angry, 2. frown; synonyms (n) scowl, (v) lower, pout, glower, grimace, glare; antonym (v) smile, 3. scowl; synonyms (n) growl, (v) frown, sulk, roar, sneer, (adj) bouderie, doldrums, dudgeon, dumps, mumps; antonym (v) grin. gwgu 1. frown; synonyms (n) scowl, (v) lower, pout, glower, grimace, glare; antonym (v) smile, 2. scowl; synonyms (n) growl, (v) frown, sulk, roar, sneer, (adj) bouderie, doldrums, dudgeon, dumps, mumps; antonym (v) grin. gwialen 1. switch; synonyms (n) cane, replacement, whip, cut, (v) exchange, change, shift, substitute, convert, swap, 2. rod; synonyms (n) bar, baton, perch, shaft, arm, gat, staff, wand, (v) stick, line.
caress, hit, mark, apoplexy, attack, (v) buffet, lick, 2. stripe; synonyms (n) strip, band, line, bar, stria, striation, chevron, stroke, ribbon, (v) streak. gwib 1. wandering; synonyms (adj) itinerant, nomadic, stray, erratic, rambling, vagrant, errant, vagabond, migratory, (n) roving, 2. jaunt; synonyms (n) excursion, drive, journey, trip, expedition, junket, run, (v) outing, ride, travel. gwibdaith excursion; synonyms (n) digression, drive, expedition, hike, jaunt, outing, tour, airing, deviation, (v) journey. gwiber 1. adder; synonyms (n) viper, snake, summer, nadder, nedder, 2. viper; synonyms (n) serpent, reptile, beast, brute, monster, pig, rat, wretch, animal, skunk. gwibio 1. flash; synonyms (n) sparkle, blaze, shimmer, glitter, (v) flicker, twinkle, blink, flame, gleam, glimmer, 2. wander; synonyms (v) ramble, digress, stray, deviate, err, roam, travel, (n) saunter, stroll, tramp, 3. flit; synonyms (adj) move, pass, (v) dart, fleet, flutter, fly, zip, flash, speed, flitter, 4. gad; synonyms (n) spur, wanderer, gadling, goading, (v) wander, gallivant, drift, cruise, depart, jaunt, 5. rove; synonyms (v) gad, range, meander, prowl, walk, divagate, hike, roll, swan, vagabond. gwibiog wandering; synonyms (adj) itinerant, nomadic, stray, erratic, rambling, vagrant, errant, vagabond, migratory, (n) roving. gwiblong cruiser; synonyms (n) yacht, destroyer, flagship, liner, philanderer, ship, vessel, visitor, craft, dinghy. gwich 1. wheezing; synonyms (n) wheeze, (adj) asthmatic, breathless, gasping, panting, puffed, puffing, reedy, wheezy, winded, 2. wheeze; synonyms (n) gasp, joke, gag, jape, jest, laugh, (v) puff, pant, hiss, 3. creak; synonyms (n) creaking, (v) squeak, pipe, screech, jangle, skreigh, twang, confess, screak, (adj) ancient, 4. squeak; synonyms (n) cry, chirp, (v) shriek, scream, peep, creak, yell, scrape, howl, cheep. gwichiad periwinkle; synonyms (n) winkle, spinster, zinnia. gwichian 1. creak; synonyms (n) creaking, (v) squeak, pipe, screech, jangle, skreigh, twang, confess, screak, (adj) ancient, 2. squeak; synonyms (n) cry, chirp, (v) shriek, scream, peep, creak, yell, scrape, howl, cheep. gwichlyd 1. wheezy; synonyms (adj) asthmatic, reedy, wheezing, breathless, gasping, panting, puffing, reedlike, winded, 2. creaking; synonyms (adj) creaky, arthritic, harsh, screaky, decrepit, rheumatic, (v) rickety, cranky, (n) creak, screak. (adj) blow,
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gwireb 1. axiom; synonyms (n) aphorism, adage,
enchantress, sorceress, (v) enchant, bewitch, charm, glamour, hex, jinx, 2. mites; synonym (n) acaridae. gwif 1. crowbar; synonyms (n) crow, pry, ringer, (v) brag, 2. lever; synonyms (n) knob, key, bar, pivot, hinge, (v) raise, jimmy, prize, prise, wrench. gwig wood; synonyms (n) forest, timber, woods, tree, lumber, coppice, jungle. gwigwyl picnic; synonyms (n) excursion, junket, cinch, outing, pushover, snap, jaunt, coportion, expedition, (v) collation. gwin wine; synonyms (n) vintage, vino, red, intoxication, (v) entertain, (adj) lavender, lilac, mauve, plum, violet. gwinau 1. bay (bae); synonyms (n) alcove, bark, recess, cry, harbor, fiord, sound, (adj) brown, (v) yap, roar, 2. auburn; synonyms (n) tawny, (adj) bay, russet, brunette, chocolate, coffee, dapple, tan, carroty, castaneous, 3. brown (brown); synonyms (adj) swarthy, tanned, (n) brownness, (v) sear, cook, fry; antonym (adj) pale. gwinegr vinegar; synonyms (n) verjuice, acetum, brine. gwineugoch bay (bae); synonyms (n) alcove, bark, recess, cry, harbor, fiord, sound, (adj) brown, (v) yap, roar. gwingo 1. kick; synonyms (n) beef, bitch, gripe, thrill, bang, (v) boot, grumble, recoil, spurn, protest, 2. writhe; synonyms (v) distort, contort, wrest, wriggle, squirm, wrench, coil, worm, wiggle, (adj) twist, 3. wriggle; synonyms (v) struggle, turn, writhe, wrestle, 4. fidget; synonyms (v) fiddle, (n) fidgetiness, restlessness, (adj) bustle, bother, fuss, hurry, stir, ado, drive, 5. struggle; synonyms (n) contest, battle, combat, conflict, strain, effort, (v) fight, attempt, dispute, endeavor; antonyms (v) flourish, glide. gwinllan vineyard; synonyms (n) vinery, grapery, field, cellar, chateau, estate. gwinwydden vine; synonyms (n) climber, creeper, bush, flower, plant, stem. gwir 1. true; synonyms (adj) real, actual, faithful, right, even, accurate, authentic, correct, exact, (n) genuine; antonyms (adj) false, bogus, inaccurate, untrue, 2. actual; synonyms (adj) absolute, true, factual, existent, indisputable, literal, positive, precise, tangible, veritable; antonyms (adj) hypothetical, supposed, 3. authentic; synonyms (adj) straight, believable, trustworthy, valid, unfeigned, unsophisticated, credible, honest, natural, (v) authoritative; antonyms (adj) fake, unrealistic, 4. truth; synonyms (n) exactness, reality, actuality, sincerity, correctness, fact, fidelity, verity, genuineness, accuracy; antonyms (n) untruth, dishonesty, fabrication, falsehood, fiction, lie.
maxim, apothegm, principle, proposition, dictum, law, motto, proverb, 2. aphorism; synonyms (n) axiom, saying, truism, byword, epigram, saw, 3. truism; synonyms (n) platitude, commonplace, banality, cliché, scholium, theorem. gwireddu 1. substantiate; synonyms (v) confirm, corroborate, establish, prove, support, verify, demonstrate, affirm, validate, (n) authenticate; antonym (v) disprove, 2. verify; synonyms (v) ascertain, check, certify, control, sustain, test, ensure, assure, audit, (n) substantiate. gwirfodd goodwill; synonyms (n) friendship, friendliness, amity, grace, kindness, altruism, neighborliness, blessing, charity, compassion; antonyms (n) hostility, malice. gwirfoddol 1. voluntary; synonyms (adj) spontaneous, optional, deliberate, gratuitous, intentional, unforced, willing, willful, elective, (n) volunteer; antonyms (adj) involuntary, compulsory, forced, instinctive, 2. spontaneous; synonyms (adj) automatic, natural, impromptu, improvised, extemporaneous, impetuous, impulsive, offhand, (v) voluntary, free; antonyms (adj) planned, prearranged, prepared. gwirfoddoldeb spontaneity; synonyms (n) spontaneousness, abandon, freedom, energy, facility, hastiness, hotheadedness, impetuosity, impulse, impulsiveness. gwirfoddoli volunteer; synonyms (n) voluntary, (v) offer, proffer, tender, extend, propose, submit, (adj) unpaid. gwirfoddolwr volunteer; synonyms (n) voluntary, (v) offer, proffer, tender, extend, propose, submit, (adj) unpaid. gwirio 1. aver; synonyms (v) affirm, assert, attest, allege, assure, asseverate, avow, declare, claim, contend, 2. attest; synonyms (v) certify, verify, argue, authenticate, confirm, demonstrate, endorse, evidence, protest, vouch, 3. affirm; synonyms (v) prove, approve, maintain, accept, aver, profess, promise, say, state, substantiate; antonyms (v) deny, negate, 4. avouch; synonym (v) warrant, 5. verify; synonyms (v) ascertain, corroborate, check, establish, support, control, sustain, test, validate, ensure; antonym (v) disprove. gwirion 1. silly; synonyms (adj) foolish, absurd, ridiculous, childish, fatuous, fool, frivolous, idiotic, irrational, (n) imbecile; antonyms (adj) sensible, mature, wise, 2. innocent; synonyms (adj) harmless, chaste, artless, clear, ingenuous, innocuous, guileless, guiltless, ignorant, blameless; antonyms (adj) guilty, culpable, responsible, wary, wicked. gwiriondeb 1. bosh; synonyms (n) baloney, boloney, drivel, drool, moonshine, tommyrot, tosh, twaddle,
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bilgewater, rot, 2. silliness; synonyms (n) absurdity, folly, foolishness, nonsense, fatuity, fatuousness, giddiness, lunacy, idiocy, simplicity, 3. innocence; synonyms (n) cleanness, blamelessness, chastity, ignorance, artlessness, gullibility, ingenuousness, purity, innocency, sinlessness; antonyms (n) guilt, sophistication. gwirionedd 1. reality; synonyms (n) fact, existence, actuality, certainty, realism, being, realness, truth, entity, (v) deed; antonyms (n) fantasy, delusion, dream, imagination, vision, 2. truth; synonyms (n) exactness, reality, sincerity, correctness, fidelity, verity, genuineness, accuracy, faithfulness, honesty; antonyms (n) untruth, dishonesty, fabrication, falsehood, fiction, lie, 3. verity; synonym (n) veracity. gwirioneddol 1. genuine; synonyms (adj) actual, authentic, sincere, true, unsophisticated, candid, faithful, artless, factual, hearty; antonyms (adj) bogus, fake, insincere, affected, artificial, dishonest, false, pretend, hypocritical, replica, 2. actual; synonyms (adj) real, absolute, genuine, existent, indisputable, literal, positive, precise, tangible, veritable; antonyms (adj) hypothetical, supposed, 3. true; synonyms (adj) right, even, accurate, correct, exact, honest, straight, truthful, direct, (v) square; antonyms (adj) inaccurate, untrue, 4. real; synonyms (adj) material, physical, concrete, natural, pure, native, good, certain, just, substantial; antonyms (adj) unreal, imaginary, apparent, deceptive, fantasy, imitation, insubstantial, mock, nominal. gwirioni 1. dote; synonyms (v) drivel, doat, fond, slaver, (n) dotard, imbecile, (adj) ramble, wander, rave, trifle, 2. infatuate; synonyms (v) enamor, befool, fascinate, besot, captivate, craze, affatuate, assot, (adj) madden, dementate. gwirionyn 1. idiot; synonyms (n) fool, dolt, dunce, dimwit, moron, ass, cretin, imbecile, oaf, changeling, 2. simpleton; synonyms (n) idiot, blockhead, numskull, ninny, booby, sap, dummy, saphead, noodle, coot. gwirod 1. liquor; synonyms (n) beverage, fluid, drink, liquid, alcohol, booze, broth, brew, juice, spirits, 2. spirits; synonyms (n) liquor, humor, essence, (adj) cheer, gayety, geniality, (v) wine. gwisg 1. dress; synonyms (n) attire, costume, apparel, array, dressing, (v) clothe, clothing, garb, rig, trim; antonym (v) undress, 2. array; synonyms (n) arrangement, line, garment, (v) dress, adorn, arrange, deck, display, range, ornament; antonym (v) disarray, 3. attire; synonyms (n) clothes, habit, outfit, fashion, garments, (v) enrobe, wear, tire, drape, equip, 4. apparel; synonyms (n) finery, regalia, (v) vesture, raiment, robe, vest, dight, embellish, tog, 5. garment; synonyms (n)
habiliment, gown, things, (v) enclothe, 6. costume; synonyms (n) suit, uniform, disguise, drapery, masquerade, (v) clad, 7. robe; synonyms (n) cloak, invest, bathrobe, mantle, coat. gwisgi 1. agile; synonyms (adj) active, nimble, adroit, quick, spry, deft, lively, brisk, lithe, sprightly; antonym (adj) clumsy, 2. brisk; synonyms (adj) agile, bracing, alive, bright, acute, alert, energetic, smart, animated, crisp; antonyms (adj) slow, soporific, 3. nimble; synonyms (adj) clever, expeditious, lissome, fleet, dapper, diligent, dexterous, flexible, lissom, (v) light, 4. ripe; synonyms (adj) mature, adult, ready, advanced, good, prepared, perfect, matured, consummate, (v) mellow; antonym (adj) green, 5. lively; synonyms (adj) cheerful, keen, busy, fresh, gay, jolly, jovial, enthusiastic, live, merry; antonyms (adj) dull, inactive, lethargic, listless, lifeless, unexciting. gwisgo 1. wear; synonyms (v) dress, endure, bear, fatigue, tire, (n) clothing, apparel, attire, clothes, garb; antonym (v) refresh, 2. dress; synonyms (n) costume, array, dressing, (v) clothe, rig, trim, adjust, adorn, bandage, cover; antonym (v) undress, 3. attire; synonyms (n) garment, habit, outfit, fashion, garments, (v) enrobe, wear, deck, drape, equip, 4. array; synonyms (n) arrangement, line, army, assortment, bank, (v) arrange, display, range, ornament, align; antonym (v) disarray. gwiw 1. fit; synonyms (v) agree, accommodate, meet, suit, adapt, correspond, (adj) decorous, apt, (n) adjust, convulsion; antonyms (adj) unfit, inappropriate, unwell, 2. meet (cyfarfod); synonyms (v) converge, find, assemble, congregate, encounter, fulfill, gather, answer, cross, (adj) fit; antonyms (v) avoid, disperse, diverge, 3. worthy; synonyms (adj) noble, estimable, good, meritorious, respectable, valuable, deserving, honorable, suitable, (n) celebrity; antonym (adj) unworthy. gwiwer squirrel; synonyms (n) accumulator, collector, (adj) antelope, courser, doe, eagle, (v) bank, cache, conserve, deposit. gwlad 1. country; synonyms (n) state, nation, home, land, area, commonwealth, kingdom, place, realm, region; antonyms (n) city, (adj) urban, 2. land; synonyms (n) ground, country, soil, field, domain, estate, (v) disembark, debark, alight, get; antonym (adj) aquatic. gwladaidd countrified; synonyms (adj) rural, rustic, pastoral, provincial, country, boorish, bucolic, countryfied; antonym (adj) urban. gwladeiddio blush; synonyms (n) flush, bloom, color, red, rosiness, redness, ruddiness, (v) glow, redden, crimson; antonym (n) pallor. gwladfa 1. settlement; synonyms (n) decision, accommodation, colony, hamlet, payment, arrangement, conclusion, resolution,
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gwladychwr 1. colonist; synonyms (n) settler, colonizer, immigrant, pioneer, migrant, backwoodsman, squatter, 2. settler; synonyms (n) colonist, inhabitant, planter, newcomer, alien, citizen, peopler, sockdolager, umpire, conqueror. gwlân wool; synonyms (n) fleece, fur, coat, hair, woolen, woollen, yarn, fiber, pelt, sheepskin. gwlanen flannel; synonyms (n) washcloth, washrag, gabardine, tweed, white, whiteness, (v) blanket, fur. gwlanennog woolly; synonyms (adj) flocculent, fuzzy, downy, hairy, confused, wooly, addled, befuddled, lanate, muddled. gwledd 1. feast; synonyms (n) banquet, dinner, entertainment, binge, carousal, celebration, (v) junket, fete, eat, feed; antonym (v) fast, 2. banquet; synonyms (n) feast, party, spread, treat, meal, (v) regale, revel. gwledda 1. feast; synonyms (n) banquet, dinner, entertainment, binge, carousal, celebration, (v) junket, fete, eat, feed; antonym (v) fast, 2. banquet; synonyms (n) feast, party, spread, treat, meal, (v) regale, revel. gwledig 1. rural; synonyms (adj) provincial, rustic, agricultural, countrified, country, pastoral, predial, agrestic, arable; antonyms (adj) urban, city, 2. agrarian; synonyms (adj) rural, farming, wild, natural, 3. countrified; synonyms (adj) boorish, bucolic, countryfied, 4. country (gwlad); synonyms (n) state, nation, home, land, area, commonwealth, kingdom, place, realm, region. gwleidiadaeth politics; synonyms (n) government, diplomacy, policy, governance, authorities, governing, backroom, bossism, campaigning, civics. gwleidiadol political; synonyms (adj) politic, national, civil, cunning, following, supporting, ambassadorial, artful, biased, embassy. gwleidydd 1. politician; synonyms (n) statesman, legislator, politico, lawgiver, pol, statemonger, tactician, demagogue, officer, official, 2. statesman; synonyms (n) politician, diplomat, solon, strategist, minister, intriguer, patriot, peacemaker, schemer, statist. gwleidyddiaeth politics; synonyms (n) government, diplomacy, policy, governance, authorities, governing, backroom, bossism, campaigning, civics. gwleidyddol political; synonyms (adj) politic, national, civil, cunning, following, supporting, ambassadorial, artful, biased, embassy. gwleidyddwr politician; synonyms (n) statesman, legislator, politico, lawgiver, pol, statemonger, tactician, demagogue, officer, official. gwlith dew; synonyms (n) condensation, mist, freshness, humidity, moisture, dag, dagger, prime, vapor, (adj) madefaction.
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gwlitho 1. dew; synonyms (n) condensation, mist, freshness, humidity, moisture, dag, dagger, prime, vapor, (adj) madefaction, 2. bedew; synonyms (v) moisten, dampen, dew, damp, irrigate, irrorate, sponge, water. gwlithog dewy; synonyms (adj) wet, dank, bedewed, humid, moist, damp, fresh, new, roric, irriguous. gwlithyn dewdrop; synonyms (n) bead, drop, drip, droplet, globule. gwlyb 1. wet; synonyms (adj) damp, humid, drenched, moist, soaked, sodden, (v) moisten, water, dampen, (n) moisture; antonyms (adj) dehydrated, parched, (v) dry, 2. fluid; synonyms (adj) liquid, flowing, unsettled, changeable, smooth, fluent, mobile, runny, juicy, uncertain; antonym (n) solid, 3. liquid; synonyms (adj) fluid, limpid, watery, sappy, succulent, (n) liquor, drink, juice, liquidness, sap; antonyms (adj) firm, (n) gaseous. gwlybaniaeth 1. wet (gwlyb); synonyms (adj) damp, humid, drenched, moist, soaked, sodden, (v) moisten, water, dampen, (n) moisture; antonyms (adj) dehydrated, parched, (v) dry, 2. moisture; synonyms (n) humidity, dampness, wet, moistness, vapor; antonym (n) dryness. gwlybwr 1. fluid; synonyms (adj) liquid, flowing, unsettled, changeable, smooth, fluent, mobile, runny, juicy, uncertain; antonym (n) solid, 2. liquid; synonyms (adj) fluid, limpid, watery, sappy, succulent, (n) liquor, drink, juice, liquidness, sap; antonyms (adj) firm, (n) gaseous, 3. wet (gwlyb); synonyms (adj) damp, humid, drenched, moist, soaked, sodden, (v) moisten, water, dampen, (n) moisture; antonyms (adj) dehydrated, parched, (v) dry, 4. moisture; synonyms (n) humidity, dampness, wet, moistness, vapor; antonym (n) dryness. gwlybyrog 1. wet (gwlyb); synonyms (adj) damp, humid, drenched, moist, soaked, sodden, (v) moisten, water, dampen, (n) moisture; antonyms (adj) dehydrated, parched, (v) dry, 2. damp; synonyms (adj) muggy, clammy, cool, dank, (v) break, check, chill, deaden, (n) wet, dampness; antonym (n) dryness, 3. rainy; synonyms (adj) pluvial, pluvious, showery, stormy. gwlych wet (gwlyb); synonyms (adj) damp, humid, drenched, moist, soaked, sodden, (v) moisten, water, dampen, (n) moisture; antonyms (adj) dehydrated, parched, (v) dry. gwlychu 1. wet (gwlyb); synonyms (adj) damp, humid, drenched, moist, soaked, sodden, (v) moisten, water, dampen, (n) moisture; antonyms (adj) dehydrated, parched, (v) dry, 2. dip; synonyms (n) plunge, depression, (v) duck, bathe, drop, fall, bow, decline, dive, douse; antonyms (n) hump, mountain, 3. bedew; synonyms (v) dew,
irrigate, irrorate, sponge, 4. moisten; synonyms (v) wash, dip, drench, soak, soften, sprinkle, wet, deaden, drizzle. gwlyddyn haulm; synonyms (n) halm, hame. gwn gun; synonyms (n) artillery, gunman, handgun, ordnance, pistol, revolver, shooter, torpedo, accelerator, (v) shoot. gwneud 1. make; synonyms (v) build, cause, construct, do, create, fashion, force, get, give, (n) form; antonyms (v) destroy, lose, 2. do; synonyms (v) act, cheat, commit, accomplish, complete, conduct, perform, achieve, make, (n) function; antonyms (v) neglect, unmake. gwneuthuriad 1. make; synonyms (v) build, cause, construct, do, create, fashion, force, get, give, (n) form; antonyms (v) destroy, lose, 2. making; synonyms (n) creation, construction, fabrication, production, manufacture, devising, fashioning; antonym (n) downfall. gwneuthurwr 1. doer; synonyms (n) actor, agent, executor, cause, facient, worker, activist, architect, executioner, extrovert, 2. maker; synonyms (n) creator, manufacturer, author, builder, inventor, producer, father, designer, poet; antonym (n) destroyer. gwniadur thimble; synonyms (n) dipper, ladle, shovel, spatula, spoon, tablespoon, stirrer, (v) apron, buffer, fender. gwniadwraig 1. seamstress; synonyms (n) needlewoman, sempstress, dressmaker, modiste, sewer, stitcher, hatmaker, hatter, milliner, sewster, 2. stitcher; synonym (n) gatherer. gwniadyddes 1. stitcher; synonym (n) gatherer, 2. seamstress; synonyms (n) needlewoman, sempstress, dressmaker, modiste, sewer, stitcher, hatmaker, hatter, milliner, sewster. gwniyddes seamstress; synonyms (n) needlewoman, sempstress, dressmaker, modiste, sewer, stitcher, hatmaker, hatter, milliner, sewster. gwobr 1. reward; synonyms (n) pay, return, guerdon, payment, (v) recompense, compensation, meed, prize, repay, requite; antonym (v) punish, 2. prize; synonyms (n) award, plunder, treasure, booty, premium, (v) appreciate, esteem, cherish, honor, value. gwobrwy 1. reward; synonyms (n) pay, return, guerdon, payment, (v) recompense, compensation, meed, prize, repay, requite; antonym (v) punish, 2. prize; synonyms (n) award, plunder, treasure, booty, premium, (v) appreciate, esteem, cherish, honor, value. gwobrwyo reward; synonyms (n) pay, return, guerdon, payment, (v) recompense, compensation, meed, prize, repay, requite; antonym (v) punish. gwobrwyol rewarding; synonyms (adj) profitable, beneficial, fulfilling, gratifying, pleasing,
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Welsh - English worthwhile, productive, successful; antonyms (adj) difficult, unrewarding, unprofitable. gŵr husband; synonyms (n) consort, wife, hubby, man, master, mate, partner, (v) conserve, economize, preserve. gwrach 1. witch; synonyms (n) hag, pythoness, enchantress, sorceress, (v) enchant, bewitch, charm, glamour, hex, jinx, 2. hag; synonyms (n) beldame, witch, beldam, crone, harridan, lamia, fury. gwraidd root; synonyms (n) base, foundation, origin, basis, radical, radix, cause, derivation, reason, (v) establish. gwraig 1. wife; synonyms (n) matron, missis, partner, spouse, consort, helpmate, lady, woman, mistress, concubine; antonym (n) husband, 2. woman; synonyms (n) wife, girl, maid, womanhood, char, charwoman, soul, (obj) female, she; antonyms (n) man, gentleman. gwrandawiad 1. hearing; synonyms (n) audition, earshot, ear, trial, consultation, sound, reach, examination, (adj) audience, auditory; antonym (adj) deaf, 2. listening; synonyms (n) hearing, earreach, (adj) attentive, audient. gwrandawr 1. auditor; synonyms (n) accountant, hearer, listener, bookkeeper, attendant, attendee, attender, clerk, investigator, assessor, 2. hearer; synonyms (n) auditor, audient, earwitness, tender, 3. listener; synonym (n) hearkener. gwrandawyr audience; synonyms (n) hearing, interview, attendance, house, meeting, turnout, audition, congregation, crowd, (v) auditory. gwrando listen; synonyms (v) hark, hear, attend, hearken, heed, harken, list, mind, concentrate, incline. gwregys 1. belt; synonyms (n) ribbon, area, strap, knock, strip, (v) band, hit, wallop, whack, beat, 2. girdle; synonyms (n) belt, cincture, zone, (v) encircle, circle, compass, encompass, gird, ring, beset, 3. zone; synonyms (n) district, region, section, locality, quarter, realm, layer, territory, province, neighborhood, 4. truss; synonyms (n) pack, frame, stay, fagot, (v) tie, bandage, bind, fasten, prop, bundle. gwregysu 1. gird; synonyms (v) environ, begird, circle, jest, fortify, (adv) encompass, encircle, (n) jeer, scoff, deride, 2. girdle; synonyms (n) belt, cincture, zone, band, cestus, corset, (v) compass, gird, ring, beset. gwreichionen spark; synonyms (n) flicker, light, glimmer, arc, (v) flash, sparkle, gleam, glint, glitter, activate. gwreichioni sparkle; synonyms (n) flash, flicker, spark, blaze, glitter, (v) glimmer, shimmer, blink, fizz, gleam; antonym (n) lethargy.
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gwreiddio root; synonyms (n) base, foundation, origin, basis, radical, radix, cause, derivation, reason, (v) establish. gwreiddiol 1. original; synonyms (adj) first, authentic, native, new, primary, primitive, indigenous, aboriginal, creative, (n) archetype; antonyms (adj) commonplace, banal, copied, corny, derivative, hackneyed, (n) copy, counterfeit, fake, imitation, 2. radical; synonyms (adj) extremist, basic, exhaustive, extreme, revolutionary, base, ultra, drastic, (n) basis, foundation; antonyms (adj) conventional, old-fashioned, (n) moderate, conservative, traditionalist, 3. rooted; synonyms (v) embosomed, ensconced, imbedded, (adj) fixed, ingrained, immovable, inveterate, firm, set, frozen. gwreiddioldeb originality; synonyms (n) novelty, imagination, individuality, ingenuity, initiative, freshness, creativity, invention, innovation, (adj) idiosyncrasy; antonyms (n) triteness, normality, unoriginality. gwreiddyn 1. root; synonyms (n) base, foundation, origin, basis, radical, radix, cause, derivation, reason, (v) establish, 2. origin; synonyms (n) lineage, beginning, birth, descent, ancestry, commencement, extraction, fountain, inception, root; antonym (n) end. gwreigaidd 1. womanly; synonyms (adj) feminine, effeminate, ladylike, womanish, female, womanlike, (v) feminate, soft, 2. womanish; synonyms (adj) tender, weak. gwres 1. heat; synonyms (n) glow, fervor, summer, warmth, (v) bake, burn, anger, (adj) fever, excitement, passion; antonyms (n) cold, chill, (v) cool, 2. warmth; synonyms (n) heat, temperature, geniality, warmness, affection, tenderness, fire, fondness, friendliness, hotness; antonyms (n) aloofness, chilliness, coldness, coolness, unfriendliness. gwresfesurydd thermometer; synonyms (v) bathometer, galvanometer, heliometer, interferometer, odometer, ombrometer, pantometer, pluviometer, pneumatometer, radiometer. gwresog 1. hot (poeth); synonyms (adj) warm, ardent, boiling, burning, feverish, fiery, flaming, fresh, blistering, eager; antonyms (adj) mild, cool, cold, freezing, airy, bland, chilly, 2. warm; synonyms (adj) hot, affectionate, tender, cordial, fervent, lively, fond, loving, earnest, caring; antonyms (adj) aloof, unfriendly, reserved, hostile, (v) chill, 3. fervent; synonyms (adj) enthusiastic, intense, passionate, emotional, animated, avid, excited, impassioned, keen, strong; antonyms (adj) apathetic, indifferent, unenthusiastic, 4. ardent; synonyms (adj) vehement, acute, devoted, fervid,
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glowing, heated, perfervid, spirited, torrid, (n) zealous. gwresogi 1. heat; synonyms (n) glow, fervor, summer, warmth, (v) bake, burn, anger, (adj) fever, excitement, passion; antonyms (n) cold, chill, (v) cool, 2. warm; synonyms (adj) hot, affectionate, tender, ardent, cordial, fervent, lively, fond, loving, earnest; antonyms (adj) aloof, unfriendly, reserved, hostile. gwrid 1. flush; synonyms (n) bloom, blossom, (v) blush, glow, color, even, (adj) flat, affluent, rich, level, 2. blush; synonyms (n) flush, red, rosiness, redness, ruddiness, (v) redden, crimson; antonym (n) pallor, 3. bloom; synonyms (n) bud, prime, (v) flourish, prosper, thrive, burgeon, fructify, (adj) flower, blow, beam; antonyms (v) wither, shrivel. gwrido 1. flush; synonyms (n) bloom, blossom, (v) blush, glow, color, even, (adj) flat, affluent, rich, level, 2. blush; synonyms (n) flush, red, rosiness, redness, ruddiness, (v) redden, crimson; antonym (n) pallor. gwrm 1. dun; synonyms (v) importune, annoy, demand, urge, bedevil, beset, (adj) gloomy, dull, dark, overcast, 2. brown (brown); synonyms (adj) chocolate, swarthy, tanned, (n) brunette, brownness, tan, (v) sear, cook, fry; antonym (adj) pale. gwrol 1. courageous; synonyms (adj) brave, bold, audacious, fearless, gallant, valiant, heroic, intrepid, spirited, undaunted; antonym (adj) cowardly, 2. brave; synonyms (adj) adventurous, courageous, endure, hardy, virile, confident, daring, dauntless, (v) defy, confront; antonyms (adj) frightened, gutless, pathetic, (n) timid. gwroldeb 1. courage; synonyms (n) bravery, audacity, fortitude, backbone, boldness, gallantry, heroism, mettle, nerve, spirit; antonym (n) cowardice, 2. bravery; synonyms (n) courage, valor, manhood, heart, intrepidity, pluck, valiancy, audaciousness, courageousness, daring; antonyms (n) fear, anxiety. gwroli hearten; synonyms (v) cheer, encourage, animate, embolden, comfort, fortify, inspire, reassure, strengthen, assure; antonym (v) dishearten. gwron hero; synonyms (n) champion, character, leader, protector, worthy, protagonist, warrior, bomber, celebrity, combatant. gwroniaeth heroism; synonyms (n) gallantry, bravery, courage, valor, boldness, daring, chivalry, valiance, valiancy, (adj) prowess; antonym (n) cowardice. gwrtaith 1. culture; synonyms (n) civilization, breeding, cultivation, acculturation, education, learning, tillage, erudition, courtesy,
enlightenment, 2. manure; synonyms (n) compost, dung, fertilizer, (v) fertilize, muck, soil, (adj) guano. gwrteithiad 1. culture; synonyms (n) civilization, breeding, cultivation, acculturation, education, learning, tillage, erudition, courtesy, enlightenment, 2. cultivation; synonyms (n) agriculture, culture, farming, refinement, development, growth, gentility, sophistication, finish; antonym (n) neglect. gwrteithio 1. culture; synonyms (n) civilization, breeding, cultivation, acculturation, education, learning, tillage, erudition, courtesy, enlightenment, 2. cultivate; synonyms (v) civilize, educate, grow, produce, train, advance, breed, crop, develop, domesticate; antonym (v) neglect, 3. manure; synonyms (n) compost, dung, fertilizer, (v) fertilize, muck, soil, (adj) guano. gwrthban blanket; synonyms (n) bedding, sheet, (v) cloak, cover, (adj) sweeping, overall, comprehensive, global, generic, wholesale. gwrthblaid opposition; synonyms (n) contrast, conflict, antithesis, contrary, contrariety, antagonism, enemy, hostility, opponent, opposite; antonym (n) consent. gwrthbrofi 1. disprove; synonyms (v) confute, refute, controvert, contradict, deny, explode, rebut, gainsay, negate, (adj) falsify; antonyms (v) confirm, prove, show, 2. refute; synonyms (v) oppose, disprove, answer, invalidate, dispute, convince, defeat; antonyms (v) accept, agree. gwrthbwynt counterpoint; synonyms (n) coverlet, harmony, (v) contrast. gwrthdaro 1. collide; synonyms (v) bump, clash, conflict, impact, crash, strike, beat, hit, hurtle, (n) bang, 2. clash; synonyms (n) battle, brush, clang, discord, (v) jar, fight, brawl, clank, collide, dispute; antonyms (n) agreement, (v) agree. gwrthddadl objection; synonyms (n) dissent, protest, complaint, exception, grievance, gripe, disagreement, outcry, difficulty, disapproval. gwrthddadlau 1. object; synonyms (n) design, aim, cause, end, intent, intention, meaning, mark, matter, (v) except; antonym (v) agree, 2. controvert; synonyms (v) contradict, confute, debate, dispute, gainsay, negate, negative, oppose, question, rebut. gwrthddywediad contradiction; synonyms (n) antithesis, denial, clash, contrast, disagreement, discrepancy, inconsistency, opposite, refutation, reverse; antonym (n) agreement. gwrthdrawiad collision; synonyms (n) clash, clashing, conflict, crash, hit, smash, accident, rencounter, jar, hitting. gwrthdro reverse; synonyms (adj) opposite, converse, (v) annul, repeal, rescind, countermand, overturn, revoke, rear, (n) contrary; antonym (n) front.
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gwrthdystiad protest; synonyms (n) demonstration,
gwrthnysig 1. stubborn; synonyms (adj) obstinate,
objection, complaint, challenge, question, (v) dissent, assert, complain, object, affirm; antonym (v) support. gwrthdystio protest; synonyms (n) demonstration, objection, complaint, challenge, question, (v) dissent, assert, complain, object, affirm; antonym (v) support. gwrthfiotig antibiotic; synonyms (n) analgesic, antifungal, antiviral, carminative, antiinflammatory, antitoxin, antitussive, emetic, medicine, (adj) antiseptic. gwrthgiliad 1. backsliding; synonyms (n) relapse, apostasy, defection, recidivation, (adj) declension, demoralization, depravity, infamy, perversion, pollution, 2. apostasy; synonyms (n) desertion, heresy, tergiversation, abandonment, backsliding, disloyalty, rebellion, recusancy, renunciation, equivocation. gwrthgilio 1. backslide; synonyms (v) degenerate, lapse, relapse, regress, revert, decline, fail, fall, recidivate, sin, 2. secede; synonyms (v) retire, leave, depart, resign, withdraw, break, quit, retreat, bunk, chip; antonym (v) join. gwrthgiliwr 1. apostate; synonyms (adj) false, (n) renegade, deserter, recreant, traitor, heretic, turncoat, (v) pervert, rat, 2. backslider; synonyms (n) recidivist, apostate, hypocrite, reversionist, repeater, (v) relapse. gwrthglawdd rampart; synonyms (n) bulwark, fortification, wall, earthwork, embankment, guard, barricade, defense, (v) battlement, vallum. gwrthgyferbyniad 1. contrast; synonyms (n) contrariety, antithesis, comparison, distinction, difference, variation, collation, (v) differ, conflict, oppose; antonym (n) similarity, 2. antithesis; synonyms (n) antagonism, contrast, foil, opposite, contrary, converse, opposition, reverse, (adj) inversion. gwrthgyferbynnu contrast; synonyms (n) contrariety, antithesis, comparison, distinction, difference, variation, collation, (v) differ, conflict, oppose; antonym (n) similarity. gwrthladd 1. resist; synonyms (v) repel, rebel, defy, revolt, endure, balk, combat, disobey, (n) oppose, confront; antonyms (v) surrender, yield, assent, 2. repel; synonyms (v) nauseate, disgust, rebuff, repulse, sicken, decline, displease, refuse, reject, parry; antonyms (v) attract, charm, draw. gwrthnaws 1. antipathy; synonyms (n) animosity, aversion, abomination, abhorrence, dislike, hatred, distaste, enmity, hate, odium, 2. repugnant; synonyms (adj) abominable, detestable, abhorrent, hateful, loathsome, odious, repulsive, contradictory, ugly, adverse; antonyms (adj) pleasant, attractive.
contrary, hard, intractable, perverse, determined, obdurate, persistent, refractory, rigid; antonyms (adj) compliant, flexible, irresolute, amenable, 2. obstinate; synonyms (adj) headstrong, inflexible, inveterate, disobedient, dogged, firm, stubborn, uncompromising, wayward, willful. gwrthod 1. refuse; synonyms (v) deny, reject, decline, disallow, dross, (n) garbage, trash, waste, offal, debris; antonym (v) accept, 2. reject; synonyms (v) refuse, disapprove, discard, dismiss, eliminate, exclude, rebuff, abandon, disown, (n) cull; antonyms (v) approve, choose, select, acknowledge, grant, 3. deny; synonyms (v) contradict, controvert, disavow, abnegate, gainsay, oppose, renounce, abjure, contravene, disclaim; antonyms (v) admit, affirm, claim, declare, agree, maintain, 4. decline; synonyms (n) decay, declension, decrease, dip, (v) wane, drop, fall, abate, ebb, fail; antonyms (n) improvement, recovery, development, growth, rebirth, (v) increase, rise, flourish, improve. gwrthodedig 1. rejected; synonyms (v) forsaken, (adj) castaway, jilted, refused, reprobate, abandoned, disallowed, refuse, bare, cheerless, 2. reprobate; synonyms (n) miscreant, profligate, (adj) depraved, corrupt, immoral, dissolute, (v) censure, condemn, perverted, reproach. gwrthodiad 1. rejection; synonyms (n) exclusion, dismissal, denial, rebuff, refusal, repulse, abandonment, renunciation, exception, disavowal; antonyms (n) acceptance, approval, 2. refusal; synonyms (n) declination, negative, no, rejection, ban, prohibition, negation, preemption, disobedience, repudiation; antonym (n) permission. gwrthol back; synonyms (n) rear, (adj) assist, (v) support, advocate, endorse, recede, second, stake, vouch, guarantee; antonyms (n) face, (v) front, oppose, advance. gwrthrych 1. subject; synonyms (n) matter, citizen, affair, dependent, inferior, issue, motif, question, (adj) liable, exposed; antonym (adj) liberated, 2. object; synonyms (n) design, aim, cause, end, intent, intention, meaning, mark, subject, (v) except; antonym (v) agree. gwrthrychol 1. accusative; synonyms (adj) accusatory, accusing, accusive, objective, nonsubjective, 2. objective; synonyms (adj) dispassionate, fair, impartial, just, concrete, (n) aim, mark, goal, object, ambition; antonyms (adj) biased, subjective. gwrthryfel 1. rebellion; synonyms (n) insurrection, mutiny, revolt, disobedience, uprising, defiance, outbreak, revolution, unrest, commotion, 2. mutiny; synonyms (n) rising, (v) rebellion, rebel, rise.
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gwrthryfela 1. mutiny; synonyms (n) revolt, insurrection, disobedience, revolution, uprising, defiance, outbreak, (v) rebellion, rebel, rise, 2. rebel; synonyms (n) insurgent, nonconformist, anarchist, dissident, insurrectionist, (v) mutiny, renegade, arise, disobey, (adj) mutineer; antonym (n) conformist. gwrthryfelgar 1. mutinous; synonyms (adj) insubordinate, defiant, insurgent, lawless, rebellious, unruly, contumacious, disobedient, factious, rebel, 2. rebellious; synonyms (adj) disaffected, mutinous, contrary, malcontent, recalcitrant, stubborn, perverse, disorderly, naughty, revolutionary; antonyms (adj) compliant, docile, conformist, content, conventional, obedient. gwrthryfelwr 1. mutineer; synonyms (n) insurgent, rebel, anarchist, revolutionary, rioter, radical, 2. rebel; synonyms (n) nonconformist, dissident, insurrectionist, (v) mutiny, renegade, arise, disobey, revolt, (adj) mutineer, rebellious; antonym (n) conformist. gwrthsafiad resistance; synonyms (n) opposition, endurance, friction, immunity, impedance, obstacle, renitency, confrontation, (v) rebellion, interference; antonyms (n) smoothness, agreement, obedience, susceptibility. gwrthsefyll 1. withstand; synonyms (v) endure, stand, bear, defy, resist, survive, weather, confront, sustain, (n) oppose; antonyms (v) surrender, yield, 2. resist; synonyms (v) repel, rebel, revolt, balk, combat, disobey, impede, protest, refuse, reject; antonym (v) assent. gwrthuni 1. absurdity; synonyms (n) foolishness, nonsense, absurdness, silliness, meaninglessness, nonsensicality, fatuity, folly, idiocy, illogicality; antonym (n) sense, 2. odiousness; synonyms (n) distastefulness, loathsomeness, abominableness, abhorrence, abomination, aversion, detestation, disgust, disgustingness, loathing. gwrthuno 1. deform; synonyms (v) distort, deface, bend, contort, disfigure, twist, turn, warp, convolute, mangle; antonym (v) straighten, 2. disfigure; synonyms (v) deform, mutilate, blemish, damage, mar, blot, injure, mark, ruin, (adj) maim, 3. mar; synonyms (v) spoil, harm, impair, corrupt, hurt, deflower, botch, blight, bungle, vitiate; antonym (v) enhance. gwrthweithio counteract; synonyms (v) antagonize, check, counterbalance, balance, cancel, contradict, hinder, neutralize, resist, compensate. gwrthwenwyn antidote; synonyms (n) cure, counterpoison, remedy, antifebrile, antipoison, antispasmodic, antivenin, corrective, answer, medicine; antonym (n) poison. gwrthwyneb 1. contrary; synonyms (adj) opposite, contradictory, adverse, conflicting, reverse,
unfavorable, alien, cross, different, (adv) counter, 2. reverse; synonyms (adj) converse, (v) annul, repeal, rescind, countermand, overturn, revoke, rear, nullify, (n) contrary; antonym (n) front, 3. opposite; synonyms (adj) diametric, hostile, opposing, opposed, antagonistic, (n) opponent, adversary, contradiction, antonym, (pron) other; antonym (adj) similar. gwrthwynebiad 1. aversion; synonyms (n) antipathy, distaste, abhorrence, disgust, disinclination, dislike, aversation, grudge, enmity, (v) abomination; antonyms (n) liking, attraction, love, 2. objection; synonyms (n) dissent, protest, complaint, exception, grievance, gripe, disagreement, outcry, difficulty, disapproval. gwrthwynebiaeth antagonism; synonyms (n) animosity, enmity, resistance, aggression, antithesis, aversion, conflict, hate, hatred, hostility; antonym (n) friendliness. gwrthwynebol opposed; synonyms (adj) conflicting, contradictory, hostile, contrary, antagonistic, opposing, adverse, averse, contrasted, repugnant. gwrthwynebu 1. resist; synonyms (v) repel, rebel, defy, revolt, endure, balk, combat, disobey, (n) oppose, confront; antonyms (v) surrender, yield, assent, 2. object; synonyms (n) design, aim, cause, end, intent, intention, meaning, mark, matter, (v) except; antonym (v) agree, 3. oppose; synonyms (v) object, contest, contend, contradict, contravene, controvert, counteract, resist, fight, counter; antonyms (v) support, advocate, back, advise. gwrthwynebus adverse; synonyms (adj) contrary, unfavorable, harmful, hostile, untoward, adversary, averse, counter, inimical, negative; antonym (adj) favorable. gwrych hedge; synonyms (n) fence, barrier, (v) dodge, fudge, elude, evade, skirt, avoid, circumvent, duck. gwrychyn bristle; synonyms (n) fiber, hair, (v) abound, teem, arise, brustle, burn, rage, seethe. gwryf press (gwasgu); synonyms (n) jam, (v) crush, crowd, force, squeeze, pack, coerce, compress, exhort, mash. gwrym 1. wale; synonyms (n) wheal, ridge, weal, welt, strake, bruise, acne, blister, contusion, defense, 2. seam; synonyms (n) joint, layer, bed, furrow, line, junction, juncture, (v) crinkle, joining, articulation. gwrysg haulm; synonyms (n) halm, hame. gwrysgen stalk; synonyms (n) stem, shank, pursuit, (v) pursue, follow, walk, shadow, tail, haunt, hunt. gwryw male; synonyms (adj) masculine, manly, virile, manful, manlike, (n) chap, guy, man, (obj) he; antonyms (adj) feminine, (n) female, woman.
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gwrywaidd masculine; synonyms (adj) manly,
gwybodus knowing; synonyms (v) canny, (adj) astute,
manlike, virile, mankind, bold, cruel, adult, ape, beefcake, (v) male; antonyms (adj) feminine, female. gwrywgydiwr sodomite; synonyms (n) bugger, sod, sodomist, pederast, greensward, sward, turf, wretch. gwrywol masculine; synonyms (adj) manly, manlike, virile, mankind, bold, cruel, adult, ape, beefcake, (v) male; antonyms (adj) feminine, female. gwth 1. push (gwthio); synonyms (n) press, thrust, jolt, (v) drive, impel, crowd, force, jab, jostle, nudge; antonyms (v) pull, drag, haul, 2. gust; synonyms (n) burst, eruption, flurry, blast, blow, puff, whiff, flare, explosion, breath, 3. shove; synonyms (v) elbow, prod, shift, boost, hustle, stuff, bump, (n) push, poke, shoulder, 4. thrust; synonyms (v) punch, ram, dig, squeeze, throw, stick, plunge, (n) stab, shove, cast. gwthio 1. push; synonyms (n) press, thrust, jolt, (v) drive, impel, crowd, force, jab, jostle, nudge; antonyms (v) pull, drag, haul, 2. drive; synonyms (n) ride, campaign, crusade, cause, (v) push, actuate, chase, compel, urge, coerce; antonyms (n) apathy, inertia, 3. thrust; synonyms (v) boost, punch, ram, dig, squeeze, (n) poke, stab, shove, cast, prod, 4. shove; synonyms (v) elbow, shift, hustle, stuff, bump, cram, jog, move, hurtle, (n) shoulder, 5. obtrude; synonyms (v) intrude, impose, encroach, protrude, infringe. gwthiwr pusher; synonyms (n) peddler, carriage, perambulator, pram, pushchair, vendor, agitator, cart, dealer, decoy. Gwy wye; synonym (n) yoke. gwyar 1. gore; synonyms (n) blood, bloodshed, (v) butt, spear, spike, stab, push, impale, pierce, stick, 2. blood (gwaed); synonyms (n) ancestry, birth, gore, descent, family, kindred, lineage, origin, beau, consanguinity. gwybedyn fly; synonyms (v) escape, dash, drive, flee, glide, elope, aviate, (n) flap, (adj) break, flit. gwybod 1. know; synonyms (v) discern, comprehend, can, distinguish, have, recognize, understand, feel, acknowledge, agnise, 2. knowledge; synonyms (n) information, comprehension, acquaintance, erudition, grasp, intelligence, lore, science, (v) cognition, (adj) art; antonym (n) ignorance. gwybodaeth 1. knowledge; synonyms (n) information, comprehension, acquaintance, erudition, grasp, intelligence, lore, science, (v) cognition, (adj) art; antonym (n) ignorance, 2. information; synonyms (n) advice, communication, data, evidence, note, enlightenment, report, tidings, complaint, counsel.
aware, conscious, crafty, bright, conversant, ingenious, (n) clever, cunning. gwybyddus known; synonyms (adj) well-known, familiar, conscious, certain, accepted, acknowledged, plain, published, understood, evident; antonyms (adj) nameless, unknown, secret, unidentified. gwybyddwr knower; synonym (n) apprehender. gwych 1. fine; synonyms (adj) delicate, agreeable, dainty, brave, capital, elegant, excellent, nice, (n) penalty, (v) punish; antonyms (adj) poor, thick, coarse, substantial, unsatisfactory, wide, 2. brilliant; synonyms (adj) bright, splendid, glorious, illustrious, intelligent, luminous, magnificent, spectacular, sunny, (v) smart; antonyms (adj) dull, dim, awful, dark, 3. splendid; synonyms (adj) fine, gorgeous, beautiful, brilliant, grand, noble, royal, gallant, proud, admirable, 4. magnificent; synonyms (adj) imposing, grandiose, superb, divine, exquisite, fabulous, luxurious, majestic, rich, stately. gwychder 1. pomp; synonyms (n) display, grandeur, ostentation, parade, show, ceremony, glory, magnificence, pageantry, splendor, 2. splendor; synonyms (n) brilliancy, pomp, sheen, luster, lustre, radiance, glitter, eclat, resplendence, (v) brightness. gwychu bedizen; synonyms (v) dizen, prink, imbue, overdress, attire, clothe, color, decorate, dye, emblazon. gwÿdd goose; synonyms (n) cuckoo, fathead, goof, fool, jackass, goosecap, moron, (v) spur, serpent, prod. gwyddbwyll chess; synonyms (n) cheat, beguiler, cheater, cheating, darnel, deceiver, slicker, swindle, tare, trickster. gwydden tree (coeden); synonyms (n) gallows, gibbet, stem, house, tribe, hierarchy, landmark, lentisk, (v) corner, collar. gwyddfa 1. grave; synonyms (adj) austere, critical, serious, severe, solemn, earnest, bad, dangerous, (v) acute, engrave; antonyms (adj) mild, frivolous, funny, 2. tumulus; synonyms (n) barrow, mound, cromlech, tope, barrowful, wheelbarrow. gwyddfid honeysuckle; synonyms (n) liqueur, hydromel, mead, metheglin, aperitif. gwyddfod presence; synonyms (n) appearance, front, attendance, bearing, manner, mien, carriage, air, comportment, figure; antonyms (n) absence, nonattendance. gwyddoniadur encyclopedia; synonyms (n) cyclopedia, cyclopaedia, encyclopaedia, book, almanac, booklet, brochure, calendar, directory, guide. gwyddoniaeth science; synonyms (n) learning, lore, knowledge, literature, skill, erudition, (adj) art.
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gwyddonol scientific; synonyms (adj) technical, mathematical, exact, punctual, accurate, artistic, objective, shipshape, learned, precise; antonym (adj) theoretical. gwyddonydd scientist; synonyms (n) scholar, master, archaeologist, doctor, engineer. gwyddor 1. alphabet; synonyms (n) letter, elements, grammar, rudiment, rudiments, outlines, 2. rudiment; synonyms (n) basis, fundamental, germ, egg, embryo, essential, alphabet, origin, beginning, seed, 3. science; synonyms (n) learning, lore, knowledge, literature, skill, erudition, (adj) art. gwyddori 1. ground; synonyms (n) base, cause, land, floor, reason, dirt, field, (v) bottom, found, establish; antonym (n) ceiling, 2. instruct; synonyms (v) charge, advise, direct, educate, enlighten, teach, command, drill, indoctrinate, inform; antonym (v) request. gwydn tough; synonyms (adj) hard, difficult, tenacious, strong, arduous, firm, hardy, laborious, (n) bully, rowdy; antonyms (adj) tender, easy, weak, flimsy, soft, feeble, lightweight, simple. gwydnwch toughness; synonyms (n) strength, hardness, firmness, difficulty, durability, ruggedness, stamina, hardiness, robustness, (v) tenacity; antonym (n) frailty. gwydr glass; synonyms (n) pane, bottle, drink, bowl, cup, goblet, chalice, glassful, (v) glaze, (adj) ice. gwydro glaze; synonyms (n) shine, coating, sheen, enamel, glazing, finish, gloss, (v) burnish, glass, coat. gwydrwr glazier; synonyms (n) glassworker, glasscutter, glazer, puttier. gwyfyn moth; synonyms (n) worm, helminth, rust, slow, mote. gwygl sultry; synonyms (adj) close, hot, humid, muggy, oppressive, sticky, stifling, ardent, sensual, stuffy; antonym (adj) fresh. gwylaidd 1. bashful; synonyms (adj) timid, ashamed, coy, diffident, backward, modest, retiring, shy, shrinking, mousy; antonym (adj) brash, 2. modest; synonyms (adj) humble, bashful, lowly, moderate, gentle, chaste, decent, low, meek, small; antonyms (adj) arrogant, conceited, elaborate, pompous, pretentious, proud, self-important, showy, spectacular, boastful. gwylan gull; synonyms (n) dupe, fool, chump, cully, (v) cheat, deceive, beguile, bamboozle, befool, cod. gwylder 1. bashfulness; synonyms (n) diffidence, modesty, shyness, coyness, humility, abashment, backwardness, apprehension, constraint, embarrassment; antonym (n) boldness, 2. modesty; synonyms (n) chastity, decency, reserve, bashfulness, humbleness, gentleness, continence, reservation, honor, (adj) honesty; antonyms (n)
arrogance, pretentiousness, self-importance, immodesty, spectacle. gwyleidd-dra modesty; synonyms (n) chastity, decency, reserve, bashfulness, humility, diffidence, humbleness, coyness, gentleness, (adj) honesty; antonyms (n) arrogance, pretentiousness, selfimportance, immodesty, spectacle. gwylfa 1. watch; synonyms (v) observe, clock, look, see, regard, (n) guard, view, sentinel, sentry, surveillance, 2. beacon; synonyms (n) cairn, flare, buoy, light, lighthouse, pharos, signal, watchtower, (v) guide. gwyliadwriaeth 1. watch; synonyms (v) observe, clock, look, see, regard, (n) guard, view, sentinel, sentry, surveillance, 2. guard; synonyms (n) defend, defense, bulwark, care, cover, escort, protection, watchman, custody, (v) shield, 3. watchfulness; synonyms (n) vigilance, alertness, caution, heed, wariness, attentiveness, anxiety, concern, solicitude, 4. caution; synonyms (n) advice, carefulness, precaution, warning, admonition, attention, caveat, (v) warn, admonish, advise; antonyms (n) recklessness, carelessness, rashness. gwyliadwrus 1. watchful; synonyms (adj) alert, vigilant, attentive, careful, cautious, observant, wakeful, wary, mindful, circumspect; antonym (adj) inattentive, 2. alert; synonyms (adj) active, agile, quick, aware, intelligent, lively, clever, (v) awake, (n) alarm, alarum; antonyms (adj) drowsy, absentminded, dazed, sleepy, tired, asleep, slow, unalert, unconscious, 3. cautious; synonyms (adj) conservative, guarded, prudent, watchful, cagey, chary, discreet, judicious, provident, reserved; antonyms (adj) rash, reckless, careless, impetuous, impulsive, open, incautious, irresponsible, wasteful. gwyliau vacation; synonyms (n) holiday, leave, leisure, recess, break, rest, sabbath, stay. gwyliedydd 1. watchman; synonyms (n) lookout, sentinel, sentry, warden, guard, watcher, keeper, caretaker, custodian, (v) watch, 2. sentinel; synonyms (n) patrol, picket, scout, watchman. gwylio watch; synonyms (v) observe, clock, look, see, regard, (n) guard, view, sentinel, sentry, surveillance. gwyliwr 1. watchman; synonyms (n) lookout, sentinel, sentry, warden, guard, watcher, keeper, caretaker, custodian, (v) watch, 2. sentinel; synonyms (n) patrol, picket, scout, watchman. gwyll 1. darkness; synonyms (n) dark, night, shade, shadow, blindness, duskiness, gloom, murk, cloud, cloudiness; antonyms (n) light, brightness, lightness, 2. gloom; synonyms (n) desolation, blackness, darkness, depression, dimness, dusk,
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Welsh - English dreariness, dejection, despair, despondency; antonyms (n) happiness, cheerfulness. gwyllt 1. wild; synonyms (adj) desert, waste, fierce, boisterous, violent, reckless, desolate, ferocious, furious, raging; antonyms (adj) calm, orderly, domestic, manageable, sane, cultivated, restrained, tame, 2. savage; synonyms (adj) wild, brutal, cruel, bloodthirsty, rough, barbarous, fell, inhuman, (n) brute, barbarian, 3. rapid; synonyms (adj) fast, quick, prompt, swift, agile, fleet, hasty, speedy, cursory, expeditious; antonyms (adj) slow, gradual, 4. rank; synonyms (n) range, place, file, gradation, line, (v) arrange, order, class, classify, grade; antonym (adj) fresh, 5. mad; synonyms (adj) frantic, frenzied, demented, foolish, insane, delirious, angry, crazy, distracted, frenetic; antonym (adj) sensible. gwylltineb 1. wildness; synonyms (n) violence, fierceness, ferocity, savageness, abandon, rage, extravagance, ferociousness, furiousness, (v) wilderness, 2. fury; synonyms (n) anger, exasperation, force, delirium, frenzy, furor, indignation, resentment, choler, (adj) wrath, 3. rage; synonyms (n) fury, passion, craze, fad, fashion, (v) fume, bluster, storm, (adj) flame, ire. gwylmabsant wake; synonyms (v) awaken, awake, rouse, stir, arouse, excite, provoke, vigil, (n) train, trail; antonym (v) sleep. gwylnos 1. wake; synonyms (v) awaken, awake, rouse, stir, arouse, excite, provoke, vigil, (n) train, trail; antonym (v) sleep, 2. vigil; synonyms (n) watch, wake, vigilance, surveillance, lookout, sentry, (v) wakefulness. gwylog guillemot; synonyms (n) murre, lungie, skout. gwymon seaweed; synonyms (n) seaware, heed, reit, ware, sedge. gwymp 1. fair; synonyms (adj) equitable, clear, beautiful, average, dispassionate, fine, impartial, reasonable, (adv) clean, (v) bright; antonyms (adj) unfair, biased, dark, exceptional, unjust, partial, foul, imbalanced, mismatched, prejudiced, 2. fine; synonyms (adj) delicate, agreeable, dainty, brave, capital, elegant, excellent, nice, (n) penalty, (v) punish; antonyms (adj) poor, thick, coarse, substantial, unsatisfactory, wide. gwyn 1. white; synonyms (adj) fair, ashen, blank, clean, snowy, wan, achromatic, bloodless, livid, (n) pale; antonyms (adj) dark, rosy, (n) black, 2. blessed; synonyms (adj) blest, happy, holy, blasted, cursed, damned, fortunate, hallowed, sacred, saintly; antonym (adj) unlucky. gwyndwn unplowed; synonyms (adj) unploughed, unbroken, fallow, kept; antonym (adj) plowed.
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gwynegon rheumatism; synonyms (v) gout, cephalalgia, earache, lumbago, neuralgia, odontalgia, otalgia, podagra, sciatica. gwynegu 1. ache; synonyms (n) hunger, pain, twinge, thirst, (v) hurt, long, itch, pine, smart, yearn; antonym (n) pleasure, 2. throb; synonyms (n) pulsation, (v) beat, quiver, ache, pulsate, pulse, pound, flutter, palpitate, shudder. gwynfa paradise; synonyms (n) heaven, bliss, ecstasy, nirvana, utopia, death, enlightenment, gallery, happiness, rapture; antonym (n) hell. gwynfyd 1. blessedness; synonyms (n) beatitude, bliss, happiness, felicity, holiness, ecstasy, beatification, blissfulness, contentment, delight, 2. beatitude; synonyms (n) blessedness, benediction, benison, rapture, beautification, enjoyment, joy, 3. bliss; synonyms (n) elation, heaven, paradise, pleasure, gladness, satisfaction; antonym (n) misery. gwynfydedig 1. beatific; synonyms (adj) angelic, blissful, elysian, angelical, celestial, good, heavenly, saintly, 2. blessed; synonyms (adj) blest, happy, holy, blasted, cursed, damned, fortunate, hallowed, sacred, lucky; antonym (adj) unlucky, 3. happy; synonyms (adj) felicitous, contented, gay, buoyant, content, gleeful, gratified, blithe, (n) auspicious, blessed; antonyms (adj) unhappy, sad, dejected, depressed, miserable, sorrowful. gwynfydus beatific; synonyms (adj) angelic, blissful, elysian, angelical, celestial, good, heavenly, saintly. gwyniad whiting; synonyms (n) whitening, kingfishes. gwynias white-hot; synonyms (adj) incandescent, impassioned, burning, flaming, torrid. gwynio 1. ache; synonyms (n) hunger, pain, twinge, thirst, (v) hurt, long, itch, pine, smart, yearn; antonym (n) pleasure, 2. throb; synonyms (n) pulsation, (v) beat, quiver, ache, pulsate, pulse, pound, flutter, palpitate, shudder. gwynnu 1. whiten; synonyms (v) white, pale, whitewash, decolorize, dealbate, gloss, palliate, scour, (adj) bleach, blanch; antonym (v) blacken, 2. blanch; synonyms (v) whiten, blench, fade, parboil, (adj) achromatize, 3. bleach; synonyms (n) whitener, peroxide, (v) decolor, decolourize. gwynnwy white (gwyn); synonyms (adj) fair, ashen, blank, clean, snowy, wan, achromatic, bloodless, livid, (n) pale; antonyms (adj) dark, rosy, (n) black. gwynt 1. wind; synonyms (n) air, (v) coil, twist, curl, meander, turn, bend, curve, twine, blow, 2. breath; synonyms (n) spirit, wind, inspiration, puff, aspiration, breather, breeze, flash, flatus, (adj) whisper, 3. draft; synonyms (n) bill, conscription, sketch, check, drawing, (v) draught, outline, design, blueprint, compose; antonym (v) discharge, 4.
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smell; synonyms (n) odor, fragrance, savor, aroma, bouquet, odour, (v) reek, nose, perfume, scent. gwyntio smell; synonyms (n) odor, fragrance, savor, aroma, bouquet, odour, (v) reek, nose, perfume, scent. gwyntog windy; synonyms (adj) stormy, blowy, flatulent, gusty, verbose, breezy, tempestuous, wordy, airy, empty; antonyms (adj) calm, still, straight. gwyntyll fan; synonyms (n) admirer, buff, devotee, enthusiast, addict, adherent, afficionado, fiend, follower, (v) air; antonym (n) detractor. gwyntylliad ventilation; synonyms (n) airing, exploitation, discussion, deliberation, air, breathing, circulation, conference, conversation, disclosure. gwyrdd green; synonyms (adj) fresh, callow, immature, emerald, jealous, raw, young, youthful, crude, envious; antonym (adj) experienced. gwyrddlas 1. green (gwyrdd); synonyms (adj) fresh, callow, immature, emerald, jealous, raw, young, youthful, crude, envious; antonym (adj) experienced, 2. verdant; synonyms (adj) green, lush, leafy, flourishing, verdurous; antonym (adj) arid. gwyrddlesni verdure; synonyms (n) greenness, greenery, foliage, verdancy, green, viridity, flora. gwyrddni 1. greenness; synonyms (n) green, freshness, verdure, viridity, greenery, verdancy; antonym (n) aridity, 2. verdure; synonyms (n) greenness, foliage, flora. gwyrdraws perverse; synonyms (adj) contrary, fractious, obdurate, obstinate, bad, corrupt, headstrong, disobedient, intractable, sinister. gwyrdro perversion; synonyms (n) distortion, misrepresentation, corruption, falsification, depravity, misuse, vice, (adj) backsliding, declension, hardening. gwyrdroi 1. distort; synonyms (v) contort, deform, falsify, bend, buckle, disfigure, mangle, misrepresent, pervert, twist; antonym (v) untwist, 2. pervert; synonyms (v) distort, debase, deprave, misuse, abuse, corrupt, debauch, bastardize, garble, misapply. gwyrgam crooked; synonyms (adj) bent, awry, corrupt, irregular, askew, curved, deformed, dishonest, indirect, lopsided; antonyms (adj) straight, honest, even, principled. gwyriad aberration; synonyms (n) aberrance, aberrancy, abnormality, deviation, diversion, frenzy, insanity, mistake, mania, derangement. gwyrni 1. crookedness; synonyms (n) dishonesty, distortion, contortion, indirectness, deviousness, tortuosity, corruption, (adj) obliquity; antonym (n) honesty, 2. perverseness; synonyms (n)
contrariness, perversity, contumacy, degeneracy, awkwardness, badness, contrariety, crabbedness, crankiness, crookedness. gwyro 1. bend; synonyms (n) bow, arch, arc, elbow, (v) curve, turn, crouch, stoop, crook, curl; antonyms (v) straighten, square, 2. swerve; synonyms (v) deviate, depart, deflect, sheer, stray, veer, wander, diverge, shift, bend, 3. stoop; synonyms (v) deign, condescend, descend, squat, couch, cringe, duck, flex, grovel, (n) porch, 4. list; synonyms (n) catalog, catalogue, file, inclination, index, schedule, calendar, (v) lean, tilt, enter, 5. slope; synonyms (n) incline, declivity, dip, decline, descent, fall, (v) pitch, slant, cant, bank. gwyrth miracle; synonyms (n) marvel, wonder, prodigy, phenomenon, surprise, wonderwork, event, sensation. gwyrthiol miraculous; synonyms (adj) marvelous, supernatural, astonishing, astounding, marvellous, wonderful, remarkable, incredible, magical, phenomenal. gwyryfdod virginity; synonyms (n) celibacy, maidenhood, pucelage, chastity, purity, maidenhead, pudicity, virtue. gwyryfol virgin; synonyms (adj) pure, vestal, chaste, innocent, new, fresh, intact, (n) maiden, maid, girl. gwysio summon; synonyms (v) cite, assemble, convene, demand, ask, beckon, bid, call, convoke, evoke. gwystl 1. hostage; synonyms (n) prisoner, captive, surety, bail, pledge, detainee, 2. bail; synonyms (n) security, bond, guarantee, handle, (v) deliver, 3. pledge; synonyms (n) gage, assurance, engage, promise, plight, bet, (v) pawn, wager, covenant, contract. gwystlo 1. pawn; synonyms (n) pledge, bail, hostage, instrument, mortgage, gage, guarantee, bond, collateral, (v) hock, 2. pledge; synonyms (n) assurance, engage, promise, plight, bet, (v) pawn, wager, covenant, contract, assure. gwystno 1. dry (sych); synonyms (adj) thirsty, arid, barren, boring, dehydrated, dull, (v) dehydrate, desiccate, drain, uninteresting; antonyms (adj) wet, damp, moist, saturated, soaked, boggy, drenched, rainy, sodden, (v) drench, 2. wither; synonyms (v) fade, shrink, wilt, contract, languish, shrivel, droop, dry, wane, waste; antonym (v) bloom, 3. flag; synonyms (n) banner, colors, ensign, sign, fall, (v) decline, sag, abate, (adj) drop, fail. gwythlon 1. wrathful; synonyms (adj) angry, furious, irate, indignant, ireful, wroth, incensed, mad, raging, resentful, 2. angry; synonyms (adj) provoked, fierce, vehement, maddened, fuming, outraged, piqued, splenetic, angered, annoyed; antonyms (adj) calm, pleased, gentle.
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gwyw 1. withered; synonyms (adj) sere, wizened,
fabricate, fake, fashion, coin, contrive, invent, mint,
sear, shriveled, shrunken, thin, dry, lean, (v) broken, lame, 2. arid; synonyms (adj) dull, barren, boring, parched, sterile, tedious, unproductive, acarpous, (v) monotonous, uninteresting; antonyms (adj) wet, verdant, 3. faded; synonyms (v) dilapidated, (adj) dim, pale, bleached, exhausted, faint, washy, withered, attenuate, attenuated, 4. sear; synonyms (v) burn, scorch, char, cauterize, parch, scald, brand, fry, broil, singe. gwywo 1. wither; synonyms (v) fade, shrink, wilt, contract, languish, shrivel, droop, dry, wane, waste; antonym (v) bloom, 2. fade; synonyms (v) disappear, decline, dissolve, evaporate, wither, die, discolor, drop, expire, (adj) vanish; antonyms (v) grow, increase, strengthen. gyda with; synonyms (prep) by, for, alongside, among, plus, (adv) on, beside, (adj) including, (n) withe. gyddfol guttural; synonyms (adj) croaky, gruff, hoarse, throaty, croaking, harsh, husky, (n) dental. gyferbyn opposite; synonyms (adj) adverse, contradictory, diametric, different, hostile, opposing, (adv) counter, (n) contrary, opponent, (pron) other; antonym (adj) similar. gylfin 1. bill (bil); synonyms (n) account, beak, advertisement, card, invoice, poster, receipt, act, (v) placard, advertise, 2. beak; synonyms (n) bill, nose, snout, prow, bow, hooter, magistrate, mouth, nib, nozzle. gylfinir curlew; synonym (n) sicklebill. gynfad gunboat; synonyms (n) corvette, frigate, can. gynt formerly; synonyms (adv) before, already, earlier, aforetime, first, erst, erstwhile, once, previously, afore. gyr 1. herd; synonyms (n) flock, swarm, drove, gang, crew, covey, mob, multitude, (v) crowd, (adj) bevy, 2. drove; synonyms (n) herd, horde, throng, group, host, legion, pack, school, (adj) shoal, cloud. gyrfa 1. race; synonyms (n) kind, dash, family, career, competition, (v) course, run, rush, fly, (adj) lineage, 2. course; synonyms (n) stream, flow, bearing, current, path, road, route, track, channel, (v) chase, 3. career; synonyms (n) calling, race, profession, vocation, business, craft, life, (adj) job, occupational, (v) speed. gyriedydd driver; synonyms (n) coachman, postboy, club, chaser, commuter, hoistman, pursuer, spanker. gyrru 1. drive; synonyms (n) ride, force, campaign, crusade, thrust, (v) push, actuate, chase, compel, urge; antonyms (n) apathy, inertia, 2. work (gwaith); synonyms (n) exercise, business, employment, function, task, (v) labor, operate, toil, (adj) job, trade; antonyms (v) idle, malfunction, 3. forge; synonyms (v) counterfeit, falsify, devise,
4. send; synonyms (v) despatch, pass, convey, deliver, dispatch, forward, give, mail, post, carry.
gyrwynt 1. hurricane; synonyms (n) gale, storm, tempest, cyclone, squall, tornado, twister, whirlwind, 2. tornado; synonyms (n) hurricane, typhoon. gysb staggers; synonyms (v) bustle, fuss, hubbub, racket, rout, subsultus, (n) sturdy.
H hac 1. cut (torri); synonyms (v) carve, chop, clip, abbreviate, abridge, bite, (n) notch, slice, cutting, nick; antonyms (v) increase, lengthen, (n) addition, extension, 2. hack; synonyms (n) drudge, cab, hacker, jade, nag, (v) cut, ax, fell, gash, mutilate, 3. notch; synonyms (n) gap, mark, score, scratch, (v) dent, hack, indent, nock, hollow, jag. hacio hack; synonyms (n) drudge, cab, hacker, jade, (v) cut, chop, ax, fell, gash, mutilate. haciwr hacker; synonyms (n) hack, drudge, cab, cyberpunk, jade, nag, navvy, peon, plug, taxi. had 1. seed; synonyms (n) germ, issue, posterity, root, offspring, progeny, origin, nucleus, (v) inseminate, plant, 2. issue; synonyms (n) aftermath, egress, consequence, effect, event, exit, (v) flow, emanate, arise, emerge. hadu seed; synonyms (n) germ, issue, posterity, root, offspring, progeny, origin, nucleus, (v) inseminate, plant. haeach 1. almost; synonyms (adv) nearly, approximately, just, around, most, practically, roughly, (prep) about, (adj) near, nigh; antonym (adv) barely, 2. hardly; synonyms (adv) scarcely, rarely, seldom, hard, little, narrowly, scarce, severely, slightly; antonym (adv) completely. haearn iron; synonyms (n) chain, irons, (v) firm, flatten, press, smooth, (adj) hard, adamant, inflexible, steel. haeddiannol meritorious; synonyms (adj) commendable, laudable, deserving, creditable, estimable, worthy, admirable, excellent, praiseworthy, desertful. haeddiant 1. desert; synonyms (v) abandon, escape, defect, ditch, forsake, leave, (adj) waste, barren, desolate, merit; antonyms (n) bog, (v) stay, 2. merit; synonyms (n) worth, credit, desert, virtue, goodness, quality, (v) deserve, earn, rate, (adj) excellence. haeddu 1. deserve; synonyms (v) merit, rate, warrant, earn, gain, 2. merit; synonyms (n) worth, credit,
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desert, virtue, goodness, quality, significance, value, (v) deserve, (adj) excellence. hael 1. generous; synonyms (adj) ample, full, abundant, benevolent, copious, bountiful, charitable, fair, flush, (n) free; antonyms (adj) stingy, meager, mean, measly, miserly, small, tightfisted, avaricious, greedy, ungenerous, 2. liberal; synonyms (adj) generous, handsome, big, large, kind, bounteous, broad, giving, tolerant, lavish; antonyms (adj) strict, oppressive, totalitarian, intolerant, (n) conservative. haelfrydedd liberality; synonyms (n) generosity, munificence, almsgiving, benevolence, beneficence, bounteousness, (adj) bounty, largesse, gift, (v) charity. haelfrydig 1. free; synonyms (adj) loose, (v) clear, exempt, liberate, discharge, excuse, extricate, relieve, disentangle, acquit; antonyms (adj) bound, restricted, compelled, confined, imprisoned, repressive, secure, strict, stuck, tangled, 2. generous; synonyms (adj) ample, full, abundant, benevolent, copious, bountiful, charitable, fair, flush, (n) free; antonyms (adj) stingy, meager, mean, measly, miserly, small, tightfisted, avaricious, greedy, ungenerous. haelioni 1. generosity; synonyms (n) charity, benevolence, bounty, liberality, bounteousness, favor, generousness, goodness, (adj) kindness, beneficence; antonyms (n) stinginess, greed, meanness, thrift, 2. bounty; synonyms (n) bonus, abundance, premium, blessing, prize, generosity, munificence, (adj) largesse, (v) benefaction, gift; antonym (n) miserliness. haelionus 1. benevolent; synonyms (adj) charitable, good, compassionate, generous, gracious, kind, kindly, philanthropic, loving, (n) beneficent; antonyms (adj) malevolent, malicious, unfeeling, 2. generous; synonyms (adj) ample, full, abundant, benevolent, copious, bountiful, fair, flush, liberal, (n) free; antonyms (adj) stingy, meager, mean, measly, miserly, small, tightfisted, avaricious, greedy, ungenerous, 3. liberal; synonyms (adj) handsome, big, large, bounteous, broad, giving, tolerant, lavish, easy, bighearted; antonyms (adj) strict, oppressive, totalitarian, intolerant, (n) conservative. haen 1. layer; synonyms (n) coat, course, coating, cover, film, level, ply, stratum, crust, (v) pile, 2. seam; synonyms (n) joint, layer, bed, furrow, line, junction, juncture, (v) crinkle, joining, articulation, 3. stratum; synonyms (n) floor, seam, stage, story, class, plane, rank. haenen 1. film; synonyms (n) membrane, coating, cloud, cinema, coat, covering, haze, layer, movie, (v) mist, 2. layer; synonyms (n) course, cover, film, level, ply, stratum, crust, floor, mantle, (v) pile.
haenu stratify; synonym (v) plate. haeriad assertion; synonyms (n) affirmation, argument, statement, claim, allegation, avowal, charge, contention, profession, testimony. haerllug 1. brazen; synonyms (adj) audacious, barefaced, brassy, impudent, insolent, blatant, bold, brash, impertinent, cheeky; antonyms (adj) shy, abashed, 2. blatant; synonyms (adj) conspicuous, noisy, open, brazen, flagrant, patent, strident, explicit, blazing, clamant; antonyms (adj) concealed, hidden, 3. audacious; synonyms (adj) adventurous, arrogant, daring, brave, intrepid, shameless, courageous, enterprising, fearless, gutsy; antonyms (adj) cowardly, modest, 4. importunate; synonyms (adj) troublesome, annoying, exigent, insistent, pressing, instant, demanding, earnest, pleading, urgent; antonym (adj) halfhearted, 5. impudent; synonyms (adj) forward, disrespectful, fresh, saucy, cool, flip, flippant, overbold, pert, immodest; antonym (adj) respectful. haerllugrwydd 1. impudence; synonyms (n) boldness, brass, cheek, gall, audacity, impertinence, assurance, cheekiness, effrontery, face; antonyms (n) respect, cowardice, 2. importunity; synonyms (n) entreaty, urgency, appeal, (v) supplication, solicitation, instance, interpellation, invocation, obsecration, obtestation. haeru 1. affirm; synonyms (v) confirm, assert, declare, prove, approve, avow, maintain, protest, accept, allege; antonyms (v) deny, negate, 2. aver; synonyms (v) affirm, attest, assure, asseverate, claim, contend, hold, say, state, swear, 3. allege; synonyms (v) plead, argue, aver, pretend, accuse, lay, adduce, charge, cite, (n) advance, 4. assert; synonyms (v) insist, show, announce, defend, profess, pronounce, vindicate, vouch, justify, express, 5. avouch; synonym (v) warrant. haf summer; synonyms (n) summertime, beam, joist, lintel, rafter, scaffold, season, skeleton, transom, girder. hafaidd summery; synonyms (adj) balmy, hot, leafy, sunny, warm. hafal 1. like (hoffi); synonyms (v) corresponding, enjoy, identical, (adj) equal, equivalent, alike, analogous, comparable, same, (n) love; antonyms (prep) unlike, (v) dislike, (adj) different, 2. equal; synonyms (adj) agree, adequate, balanced, (v) match, compare, correspond, even, parallel, rival, (n) compeer; antonyms (adj) unequal, repressive, disproportionate, inconsistent, uneven, (v) differ. hafan haven; synonyms (n) harbor, asylum, port, shelter, harbour, refuge, retreat, destination, anchorage, cover.
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Welsh - English hafdy alcove; synonyms (n) recess, arbor, bay, bower, niche, summerhouse, compartment, channel, cubbyhole, hermitage. hafn 1. hollow; synonyms (adj) blank, concave, empty, false, (n) cavity, hole, cave, depression, (v) excavate, dent; antonyms (adj) convex, (n) solid, hump, 2. gorge; synonyms (n) abyss, chasm, cleft, esophagus, (v) devour, glut, cram, fill, gobble, engorge; antonyms (n) hill, (v) nibble, fast, 3. ravine; synonyms (n) gorge, canyon, dell, defile, pass, valley, ravin, (v) gap. hafod farm; synonyms (n) property, grange, dairy, estate, farmhouse, (v) cultivate, raise, grow, hire, plant. hafog havoc; synonyms (n) desolation, devastation, damage, destruction, mayhem, demolition, debacle, waste, carnage, chaos. hagen 1. but; synonyms (conj) while, (adv) alone, only, though, barely, however, merely, simply, (prep) besides, except, 2. however; synonyms (adv) but, although, anyway, nevertheless, yet, how, nonetheless, notwithstanding, anyhow, (conj) albeit, 3. moreover; synonyms (adv) again, also, further, additionally, and, beyond, therewith, too, (conj) furthermore, (n) likewise. hagr ugly; synonyms (adj) nasty, disagreeable, forbidding, frightful, gruesome, hideous, homely, repulsive, surly, evil; antonyms (adj) beautiful, attractive, good-looking, flowing, ornamental. hagru 1. disfigure; synonyms (v) deface, deform, mutilate, blemish, contort, damage, mar, blot, (adj) mangle, maim, 2. mar; synonyms (v) disfigure, spoil, harm, impair, injure, corrupt, hurt, deflower, botch, blight; antonym (v) enhance. hagrwch ugliness; synonyms (n) eyesore, offensiveness, repulsiveness, contortion, fright, (adj) deformity, unpleasantness, absurdity, distortion, irregularity; antonym (n) beauty. haid 1. horde; synonyms (n) band, gang, crowd, crush, drove, mob, swarm, crew, cloud, company, 2. drove; synonyms (n) flock, herd, horde, covey, multitude, throng, group, host, (adj) bevy, shoal, 3. swarm; synonyms (n) assembly, gathering, mass, (v) pour, teem, abound, stream, cluster, infest, gather. haidd barley; synonyms (n) barleycorn, bere. haig shoal; synonyms (n) shallow, school, shelf, swarm, multitude, bar, (adj) superficial, reefy, shelfy, shelvy. haint 1. faint; synonyms (adj) collapse, dim, dizzy, feeble, indistinct, weak, dull, gentle, (v) languish, swoon; antonyms (adj) distinct, strong, clear, obvious, considerable, loud, pungent, 2. fit; synonyms (v) agree, accommodate, meet, suit, adapt, correspond, (adj) decorous, apt, (n) adjust, convulsion; antonyms (adj) unfit, inappropriate,
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unwell, 3. pestilence; synonyms (n) plague, pest, epidemic, blight, disease, curse, (adj) murrain. halen 1. salt; synonyms (n) salinity, sal, (adj) salty, saline, briny, spice, pungent, season, (v) cure, pickle, 2. brine; synonyms (n) deep, ocean, salt, sea, saltwater, seawater, (v) souse. hallt 1. salty; synonyms (adj) saline, salt, piquant, pungent, salted, racy, spicy, 2. brackish; synonyms (adj) salty, bracky, briny, nauseous, stagnant, 3. salt (halen); synonyms (n) salinity, sal, blunt, cream, dust, (adj) spice, season, (v) cure, pickle, embalm, 4. severe; synonyms (adj) harsh, austere, rigid, biting, hard, inclement, rigorous, rough, arduous, bad; antonyms (adj) gentle, mild, lenient, slight, easy, lax. halltu salt (halen); synonyms (n) salinity, sal, (adj) salty, saline, briny, spice, pungent, season, (v) cure, pickle. halogi 1. defile; synonyms (n) debase, (v) contaminate, corrupt, foul, soil, taint, befoul, infect, (adj) debauch, pollute; antonym (v) clean, 2. profane; synonyms (adj) blasphemous, impious, irreverent, sacrilegious, unholy, (v) desecrate, abuse, defile, outrage, violate; antonyms (adj) pious, devout, sacred, 3. pollute; synonyms (v) dirty, maculate, poison, besmear, adulterate, begrime, besmirch, (n) deprave, (adj) profane, stain; antonym (v) purify. halogrwydd 1. defilement; synonyms (n) contamination, corruption, pollution, befoulment, uncleanness, desecration, impurity, violation, abuse, debasement; antonym (n) purification, 2. pollution; synonyms (n) filth, infection, dirtiness, infamy, foulness, soiling, contagion, (adj) defilement, taint, depravity. halogwr 1. defiler; synonyms (n) enemy, polluter, 2. polluter; synonym (n) defiler. halwyn salt (halen); synonyms (n) salinity, sal, (adj) salty, saline, briny, spice, pungent, season, (v) cure, pickle. ham ham; synonyms (n) gammon, village, actor, dorp, hamfatter, kraal, amateur, beef, (adj) affected, (v) act. hambwrdd tray; synonyms (n) plate, dish, basket, bassinet, case, corbeille, cradle, crate, creel, dorser. hamdden 1. respite; synonyms (n) reprieve, pause, repose, break, intermission, recess, rest, remission, breather, cessation, 2. leisure; synonyms (n) ease, idleness, convenience, vacation, amusement, opportunity, pastime, recreation, relaxation, (adj) idle; antonym (n) work. hamddenol 1. deliberate; synonyms (adj) careful, calculated, circumspect, (v) consider, cogitate, consult, debate, think, confer, contemplate; antonyms (adj) accidental, chance, unintentional, hasty, ingenuous, involuntary, spontaneous, 2. leisurely; synonyms (adj) easy, deliberate, easygoing, slow, leisure, measured, unhurried, (adv)
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deliberately, slowly; antonyms (adj) quick, rushed, hurried. haneru halve; synonyms (v) bisect, divide, split, dimidiate. hanes 1. history; synonyms (n) account, chronicle, story, annals, background, narrative, record, explanation, yesteryear, (v) tale; antonym (n) present, 2. account; synonyms (n) bill, reckoning, regard, score, description, history, narration, reason, recital, (v) report, 3. story; synonyms (n) layer, fable, falsehood, fib, floor, legend, level, novel, stage, storey; antonym (n) truth. hanesiaeth history; synonyms (n) account, chronicle, story, annals, background, narrative, record, explanation, yesteryear, (v) tale; antonym (n) present. hanesydd historian; synonyms (n) chronicler, historiographer, historier, storier. hanesyddol historical; synonyms (adj) historic, diachronic, chronological, ancient, genetic, historial, local, narrative, storial, actual. hanesyn anecdote; synonyms (n) account, tale, narrative, story, yarn, fable, relation, fiction. hanfod 1. issue; synonyms (n) aftermath, egress, consequence, effect, event, exit, (v) flow, emanate, arise, emerge, 2. essence; synonyms (n) core, entity, aroma, being, crux, gist, perfume, hypostasis, body, burden, 3. descend; synonyms (v) alight, condescend, settle, deign, derive, dismount, down, drop, subside, tumble; antonyms (v) rise, ascend, climb. hanfodol essential; synonyms (adj) necessary, crucial, important, inherent, requisite, constituent, basic, elementary, fundamental, (v) imperative; antonyms (adj) minor, secondary, (n) inessential, optional, option, unimportant, peripheral, luxury. haniad 1. descent; synonyms (n) ancestry, decline, birth, fall, blood, declension, declination, declivity, derivation, drop; antonyms (n) ascent, improvement, 2. derivation; synonyms (n) origin, cause, derivative, extraction, lineage, source, foundation, basis, deduction, deriving. haniaeth abstraction; synonyms (n) abstract, abstractedness, reverie, engrossment, extraction, removal, withdrawal, abbreviation, deduction; antonyms (n) addition, attentiveness. haniaethol abstract; synonyms (adj) theoretical, academic, (v) abridge, filch, (n) synopsis, abridgement, digest, epitome, summary, abridgment; antonym (adj) concrete. hanner 1. half; synonyms (n) mediety, halve, piece, bisection, (adv) halfendeal, (adj) moiety, part, short, behalf, bisected; antonyms (n) whole, all, 2. moiety; synonyms (n) half, portion, parcel, section, bit, class, cut, division.
hanu proceed; synonyms (v) go, advance, move, pass, originate, ensue, run, flow, extend, arise. hapchwarae gamble; synonyms (n) bet, hazard, game, speculation, (v) chance, risk, wager, stake, adventure, venture. hapus happy; synonyms (adj) fortunate, felicitous, contented, gay, buoyant, content, gleeful, gratified, (n) auspicious, blessed; antonyms (adj) unhappy, sad, dejected, depressed, miserable, sorrowful. hapusrwydd happiness; synonyms (n) delight, enjoyment, blessedness, bliss, cheerfulness, contentment, ecstasy, felicity, gladness, luck; antonyms (n) unhappiness, sadness, despair, grief, misery, dissatisfaction. harbwr harbor; synonyms (n) dock, asylum, cover, harbour, port, shelter, (v) entertain, shield, contain, cherish. hardd 1. handsome; synonyms (adj) elegant, beautiful, fair, charming, fine, generous, attractive, bountiful, comely, bonny; antonyms (adj) ugly, unattractive, 2. beautiful (prydferth); synonyms (adj) good-looking, bright, beauteous, handsome, lovely, picturesque, pleasant, pretty, striking, sweet, 3. nice; synonyms (adj) dainty, fastidious, good, kind, neat, likable, delicious, agreeable, correct, decent; antonyms (adj) unpleasant, horrible. harddu 1. embellish; synonyms (v) dress, adorn, beautify, deck, decorate, ornament, embroider, bedeck, garnish, gild; antonym (v) strip, 2. beautify; synonyms (v) embellish, enhance, trim, bead, improve, enrich, grace, prettify, adonize; antonym (v) spoil, 3. adorn; synonyms (v) bedight, blazon, invest, crown, attire, equip, clothe, color, dignify. harddwch beauty; synonyms (n) splendor, attractiveness, beaut, charm, loveliness, pulchritude, dish, elegance, grace, grandeur; antonym (n) ugliness. harmoni harmony; synonyms (n) accord, conformity, consonance, agreement, concord, correspondence, accordance, congruity, (v) concert, peace; antonyms (n) dissonance, discord, argument, conflict, disagreement. harnais harness; synonyms (n) gear, rein, tether, yoke, couple, (v) hitch, wear, equip, check, (adj) strap. harneisio harness; synonyms (n) gear, rein, tether, yoke, couple, (v) hitch, wear, equip, check, (adj) strap. Harri harry; synonyms (v) badger, molest, plague, disturb, afflict, bother, hassle, maraud, pester, (adj) harass. hatling mite; synonyms (n) bit, speck, atom, crumb, hint, jot, pinch, acarus, dole, grain. hau 1. sow; synonyms (n) pig, (v) scatter, disperse, broadcast, inseminate, seed, disseminate, plant,
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Welsh - English sough, farm, 2. disseminate; synonyms (v) circulate, diffuse, propagate, spread, distribute, popularize, sow, air, carry, dispel. haul sun; synonyms (n) light, sunlight, sunshine, sunn, (adj) star, (v) bask, sunbathe, heat, solarise, solarize. hawdd 1. easy; synonyms (adj) comfortable, convenient, gentle, familiar, graceful, lenient, light, clear, contented, (adv) soft; antonyms (adj) difficult, arduous, demanding, hard, laborious, burdensome, particular, strenuous, tough, awkward, 2. facile; synonyms (adj) easy, effortless, dexterous, expert, fluent, glib, ready, simple, smooth, eloquent. hawddamor 1. welcome; synonyms (adj) acceptable, pleasant, agreeable, pleasing, (v) accept, greet, invite, receive, (n) salute, hospitality; antonyms (adj) unwelcome, unwanted, (v) reject, consider also 2. good luck; synonyms (n) fluke, chance, blessing, luck, break, opportunity, happiness, success, (adj) lucky. hawddfyd 1. ease; synonyms (n) comfort, convenience, rest, aid, leisure, (v) alleviate, assuage, relieve, allay, facilitate; antonyms (n) difficulty, discomfort, awkwardness, formality, (v) aggravate, worsen, 2. prosperity; synonyms (n) affluence, success, wealth, flourish, fortune, welfare, opulence, abundance, good, (adv) happiness; antonym (n) poverty. hawddgar 1. comely; synonyms (adj) becoming, beautiful, decent, fair, good-looking, attractive, bonny, decorous, handsome, personable, 2. amiable; synonyms (adj) affable, agreeable, benign, complaisant, friendly, genial, charming, cordial, gentle, kind; antonyms (adj) unfriendly, disagreeable, aggressive, argumentative, 3. lovely; synonyms (adj) fine, delightful, enchanting, lovable, alluring, adorable, elegant, endearing, exquisite, gorgeous; antonyms (adj) hideous, terrible, unpleasant, ugly, unattractive. hawddgarwch amiability; synonyms (n) geniality, affability, affableness, amiableness, cordiality, courtesy, friendliness, kindness, hospitality, (adj) amenity; antonym (n) nastiness. hawl 1. right (iawn); synonyms (adj) correct, appropriate, due, just, proper, decent, good, even, perfect, (n) privilege; antonyms (adj) inappropriate, unjustified, immoral, incorrect, (n) left, (v) wrong, 2. demand; synonyms (n) claim, request, requirement, requisition, (v) ask, command, need, require, appeal, beg; antonym (v) supply, 3. claim; synonyms (n) call, charge, allegation, right, title, (v) demand, assert, exact, arrogate, contend; antonyms (v) deny, disclaim, forfeit. hawlfraint copyright; synonyms (n) monopoly, patent, rights, (adj) copyrighted, (v) monopolize.
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hawlio 1. demand; synonyms (n) claim, request, requirement, requisition, (v) ask, command, need, require, appeal, beg; antonym (v) supply, 2. arrogate; synonyms (v) assume, usurp, appropriate, ascribe, assign, seize, 3. claim; synonyms (n) call, charge, allegation, privilege, right, (v) demand, assert, exact, arrogate, contend; antonyms (v) deny, disclaim, forfeit. hawlydd 1. claimant; synonyms (n) candidate, applicant, aspirant, pretender, claimer, suitor, competitor, postulant, beneficiary, interviewee, 2. plaintiff; synonyms (n) complainant, accuser, prosecutor, pursuer, inquirer, party, querent, appellant, defendant, (adj) plaintive. heb minus; synonyms (n) negative, disadvantage, (v) bereft, lack, (adj) minor, less, lacking, deficient, lesser, (adv) without; antonym (prep) plus. heblaw 1. except; synonyms (conj) but, (prep) save, excepting, excluding, (v) exclude, demur, omit, (n) bar, without, (adv) besides; antonym (v) include, 2. besides; synonyms (adv) also, furthermore, moreover, too, again, additionally, anyway, else, (prep) except, (adj) more. hebog 1. falcon; synonyms (n) freebooter, mosstrooper, thug, harpy, shark, 2. hawk; synonyms (n) eagle, (v) peddle, cough, expectorate, huckster, hunt, monger, sell, spit, vend. hebrwng 1. convey; synonyms (v) carry, communicate, bring, channel, conduct, bear, express, fetch, transfer, transmit, 2. accompany; synonyms (v) attend, follow, associate, companion, company, guide, lead, walk, consort, (n) escort, 3. conduct; synonyms (n) behavior, administration, manage, (v) act, direct, administer, carriage, acquit, bearing, comport, 4. escort; synonyms (n) chaperon, guard, attendant, suite, accompaniment, bodyguard, (v) accompany, convoy, see, date. hebryngydd conductor; synonyms (n) leader, chief, director, chauffeur, commander, manager, pilot, ringleader, (v) guard, guide; antonym (n) insulator. hedd 1. peace; synonyms (n) calm, harmony, serenity, hush, repose, ease, agreement, amity, accord, (adj) quiet; antonyms (n) noise, chaos, conflict, uproar, commotion, 2. tranquillity; synonyms (n) peace, rest, quietness, stillness, relaxation, peacefulness, quietude, calmness, composure, placidity; antonyms (n) agitation, bustle. heddgeidwad policeman; synonyms (n) cop, officer, detective, watchman, peon, crest, messenger, officeholder, pawn, (adj) patrolman. heddiw today; synonyms (adv) now, currently, nowadays, presently, immediately, directly, forthwith, (n) present, (adj) modern, recent. heddlu 1. police; synonyms (n) constabulary, law, officer, (v) control, guard, watch, patrol, order,
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adjust, arrange, consider also 2. police force; synonyms (n) police, jurisprudence. heddwas policeman; synonyms (n) cop, officer, detective, watchman, peon, crest, messenger, officeholder, pawn, (adj) patrolman. heddwch 1. quiet; synonyms (adj) still, lull, pacify, cool, gentle, (v) appease, moderate, (n) calm, hush, compose; antonyms (adj) loud, noisy, talkative, vociferous, active, (n) noise, 2. peace; synonyms (n) harmony, serenity, repose, ease, agreement, amity, accord, composure, concord, (adj) quiet; antonyms (n) chaos, conflict, uproar, commotion, 3. tranquillity; synonyms (n) peace, rest, quietness, stillness, relaxation, peacefulness, quietude, calmness, placidity, tranquility; antonyms (n) agitation, bustle. heddychlon 1. peaceful; synonyms (adj) calm, gentle, peaceable, quiet, even, meek, peace, placid, silent, amicable; antonyms (adj) aggressive, noisy, tense, violent, 2. peaceable; synonyms (adj) mild, friendly, inoffensive, moderate, serene, soft, still, amiable, conciliatory, (v) peaceful; antonym (adj) argumentative. heddychol 1. peaceful; synonyms (adj) calm, gentle, peaceable, quiet, even, meek, peace, placid, silent, amicable; antonyms (adj) aggressive, noisy, tense, violent, 2. pacific; synonyms (adj) conciliatory, mild, moderate, peaceful, bland, easy, sober, still, tranquil. heddychu 1. appease; synonyms (v) allay, assuage, pacify, placate, alleviate, calm, conciliate, mollify, quiet, still; antonyms (v) aggravate, provoke, 2. pacify; synonyms (v) compose, moderate, mitigate, reassure, (adj) appease, lull, soothe, quell, tranquilize, (n) ease; antonyms (v) annoy, enrage, excite, infuriate. heddychwr 1. peacemaker; synonyms (n) mediator, arbitrator, conciliator, intercessor, intermediary, pacifier, alliance, appeaser, conciliation, judge; antonym (n) troublemaker, 2. pacifier; synonyms (n) comforter, peacemaker, sedative, allayer, bribe, concession, offering, reconciler, puff, quilt. hedeg fly; synonyms (v) escape, dash, drive, flee, glide, elope, aviate, (n) flap, (adj) break, flit. hedegog 1. flying; synonyms (adj) fast, fluttering, quick, rapid, swift, aflare, flaring, moving, (n) fly, flight, 2. high-flown; synonyms (adj) bombastic, grandiloquent, pompous, stilted, grandiose, elevated, florid, flowery, heroic, ideal. hedfa flight; synonyms (n) escape, herd, flying, run, avolation, exodus, elopement, evasion, (adj) bevy, drove. hedfan 1. fly; synonyms (v) escape, dash, drive, flee, glide, elope, aviate, (n) flap, (adj) break, flit, 2.
hover; synonyms (v) float, fly, hang, hesitate, brood, flutter, poise, vacillate, drift, (adj) boggle. hedydd lark (ehedydd); synonyms (n) escapade, frolic, joke, fun, trick, prank, antic, caper, (v) romp, gambol. hedyn 1. seed; synonyms (n) germ, issue, posterity, root, offspring, progeny, origin, nucleus, (v) inseminate, plant, 2. germ; synonyms (n) bug, beginning, bud, kernel, microbe, egg, seed, source. hefelydd similar; synonyms (adj) corresponding, alike, like, same, comparable, equivalent, related, akin, analogous, cognate; antonyms (adj) dissimilar, different, unlike, incompatible, opposing, opposite. heffer heifer; synonyms (n) calf, cow, shorthorn, quey. hefyd 1. also; synonyms (adv) too, likewise, moreover, more, besides, withal, again, equally, (conj) and, furthermore, 2. too; synonyms (adv) also, excessively, over, overly, further, extremely, unduly, similarly, 3. likewise; synonyms (adv) alike, anyway, (adj) even. hegl 1. leg (coes); synonyms (n) stage, blackleg, branch, peg, post, arm, column, limb, member, phase, 2. shank; synonyms (n) handle, haft, hilt, cannon, shaft, stem, blade, heft, plinth, scale. heglog leggy; synonyms (adj) gangling, gangly, rangy, awkward. heibio 1. by; synonyms (prep) beside, at, of, about, (adv) aside, away, past, through, apart, (adv, prep) alongside, 2. past; synonyms (adj) beyond, bygone, former, old, back, earlier, (n) history, (adv) by, before, (prf) along; antonyms (adj) contemporary, current, (prep) within, (n) future, present, prospect. heidden barleycorn; synonym (n) barley. heidio 1. flock; synonyms (n) bunch, crowd, cluster, band, bevy, congregation, covey, gang, (v) assemble, (adj) swarm, 2. throng; synonyms (n) herd, host, multitude, press, assembly, concourse, horde, mass, (v) flock, mob; antonym (n) trickle, 3. swarm; synonyms (n) drove, cloud, gathering, throng, (v) pour, teem, abound, stream, infest, (adj) shoal. heigio 1. abound; synonyms (n) exuberate, (v) swarm, flow, teem, burst, overflow, 2. shoal; synonyms (n) shallow, school, shelf, multitude, bar, (adj) superficial, reefy, shelfy, shelvy. heini 1. agile; synonyms (adj) active, nimble, adroit, quick, spry, deft, lively, brisk, lithe, sprightly; antonym (adj) clumsy, 2. active; synonyms (adj) energetic, alert, busy, diligent, effective, live, strong, agile, alive, dynamic; antonyms (adj) dormant, inactive, sluggish, idle, latent, lethargic, sedentary, slow, extinct, passive, 3. brisk; synonyms (adj) bracing, bright, acute, smart, animated, crisp, fast, fresh, hasty, invigorating;
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Welsh - English antonym (adj) soporific, 4. nimble; synonyms (adj) clever, expeditious, lissome, fleet, dapper, dexterous, flexible, lissom, speedy, (v) light, 5. lively; synonyms (adj) cheerful, keen, gay, jolly, jovial, enthusiastic, merry, spirited, vivid, dashing; antonyms (adj) dull, listless, lifeless, unexciting. heintio infect; synonyms (v) taint, contaminate, corrupt, affect, inspire, defile, foul, poison, pollute, touch; antonyms (v) disinfect, purify. heintus 1. contagious; synonyms (adj) infectious, catching, communicable, pestiferous, transmissible, epidemic, transmittable, 2. infectious; synonyms (adj) contagious, infective, taking. heislan 1. hatchel; synonyms (v) hackle, comb, (adj) awn, bur, burr, catchweed, cleavers, clivers, goose, grass, 2. hackle; synonyms (n) coat, (v) chop, haggle, hatchel, heckle, lacerate, scamble, slice, chip, clean. hel 1. drive; synonyms (n) ride, force, campaign, crusade, thrust, (v) push, actuate, chase, compel, urge; antonyms (n) apathy, inertia, 2. gather; synonyms (v) deduce, convene, accumulate, amass, assemble, collect, compile, congregate, flock, (n) fold; antonyms (v) disperse, scatter, 3. collect; synonyms (v) gather, pick, accrue, acquire, aggregate, cluster, collate, cull, harvest, hoard; antonym (v) distribute, 4. chase; synonyms (n) game, search, (v) hunt, pursue, expel, follow, stalk, track, trail, chamfer. hela hunt; synonyms (n) search, (v) chase, course, follow, hound, forage, rummage, prey, dog, persecute. helaeth 1. abundant; synonyms (adj) copious, generous, lush, luxuriant, thick, plenty, affluent, ample, fertile, fruitful; antonyms (adj) scarce, sparse, meager, 2. extensive; synonyms (adj) big, comprehensive, broad, commodious, extended, considerable, large, major, wide, capacious; antonyms (adj) narrow, restricted, small, limited, minor, partial, short, 3. ample; synonyms (adj) abundant, plentiful, full, heavy, liberal, rich, roomy, sizable, spacious, sufficient; antonyms (adj) inadequate, insufficient. helaethrwydd abundance; synonyms (n) wealth, amplitude, exuberance, plenitude, profusion, richness, store, treasure, (adj) plenty, riches; antonyms (n) dearth, scarcity, aridity, insufficiency, lack, shortage. helaethu 1. amplify; synonyms (v) aggrandize, enlarge, exaggerate, expand, extend, magnify, dilate, increase, augment, boost; antonyms (v) reduce, understate, 2. enlarge; synonyms (v) amplify, distend, elaborate, widen, broaden, develop, enhance, grow, inflate, (adj) expatiate; antonyms (v) shrink, contract, decrease, 3. extend; synonyms (v) continue, elongate, go, spread, carry,
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offer, contribute, advance, crane, (adj) stretch; antonyms (v) withdraw, shorten, limit, narrow. helaethwych sumptuous; synonyms (adj) luxurious, magnificent, opulent, rich, splendid, gorgeous, costly, deluxe, lavish, lush; antonym (adj) cheap. helbul trouble; synonyms (n) distress, bother, pain, (v) inconvenience, annoy, disorder, disquiet, worry, afflict, agitate; antonyms (v) calm, please. helbulus troubled; synonyms (adj) concerned, disturbed, anxious, distressed, solicitous, apprehensive, disconcerted, uncomfortable, uneasy, upset; antonyms (adj) untroubled, composed, unconcerned. helcyd 1. trouble; synonyms (n) distress, bother, pain, (v) inconvenience, annoy, disorder, disquiet, worry, afflict, agitate; antonyms (v) calm, please, 2. worry; synonyms (v) torment, trouble, tease, care, disturb, fear, molest, (n) concern, burden, harass; antonyms (v) soothe, reassure, (n) calmness, reassurance, 3. hunt; synonyms (n) search, (v) chase, course, follow, hound, forage, rummage, prey, dog, persecute. heldrin ado; synonyms (n) fuss, stir, uproar, bother, commotion, excitement, flurry, difficulty, hustle, (adj) bustle. helfa 1. catch; synonyms (v) arrest, capture, hook, apprehend, get, acquire, (n) haul, hitch, trick, bolt; antonym (v) release, 2. hunt; synonyms (n) search, (v) chase, course, follow, hound, forage, rummage, prey, dog, persecute. helfarch hunter; synonyms (n) chaser, huntsman, seeker, courser, woodman, driver, beast, cattle, charger, follower. helgi hound; synonyms (n) dog, blackguard, cad, (v) bloodhound, chase, hunt, badger, course, follow, bait. heli brine; synonyms (n) deep, ocean, salt, sea, saltwater, seawater, (v) pickle, souse. heliwm helium; synonym (n) he. heliwr 1. hunter; synonyms (n) chaser, huntsman, seeker, courser, woodman, driver, beast, cattle, charger, follower, 2. huntsman; synonyms (n) hunter, (v) sportsman. helltni 1. saltiness; synonyms (n) salinity, brininess, salt, flavor, 2. saltness; synonyms (n) salineness, brinishness. helm 1. helmet; synonyms (n) casque, helm, hood, cowl, hat, (v) headpiece, pickelhaube, armor, aegis, apron, 2. stack; synonyms (n) pile, accumulation, mound, rick, mass, bunch, bundle, (v) heap, load, lot, 3. helm; synonyms (n) wheel, haft, handle, hilt, rudder, shaft, shank, tiller, blade, (v) helmet. help 1. aid; synonyms (n) assist, help, assistance, encouragement, (v) support, benefit, abet, ease, facilitate, minister; antonyms (n) hindrance, (v)
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hinder, 2. help; synonyms (v) aid, avail, favor, alleviate, contribute, forward, back, (n) assistant, cure, boost; antonyms (v) worsen, (n) detriment, 3. assistance; synonyms (n) relief, backing, charity, hand, remedy, service, advantage, lift, second, (v) succor. helpu 1. help; synonyms (v) aid, assist, avail, facilitate, favor, (n) assistance, benefit, support, assistant, cure; antonyms (v) hinder, worsen, (n) hindrance, detriment, 2. assist; synonyms (v) abet, serve, contribute, boost, attend, back, comfort, encourage, expedite, (n) help, 3. aid; synonyms (n) encouragement, relief, backing, care, hand, lift, patronage, (v) ease, minister, countenance. helpwr helper; synonyms (n) assistant, help, acolyte, ally, attendant, associate, supporter, colleague, auxiliary, (v) aid. helwriaeth 1. hunting; synonyms (n) hunt, chase, pursuit, search, cycling, lagging, lookup, (v) battue, race, (adj) predatory, 2. game; synonyms (n) amusement, fun, entertainment, competition, contest, diversion, match, (adj) fearless, (v) bet, gamble, 3. chase; synonyms (n) game, quest, (v) pursue, expel, follow, stalk, track, trail, chamfer, seek. helygen willow; synonyms (adj) mourning, weeds, green. helynt 1. trouble; synonyms (n) distress, bother, pain, (v) inconvenience, annoy, disorder, disquiet, worry, afflict, agitate; antonyms (v) calm, please, 2. affair; synonyms (n) matter, business, concern, event, job, occasion, occurrence, amour, duty, happening, 3. fuss; synonyms (n) bustle, commotion, flap, ado, disturbance, fidget, (v) flurry, bicker, fret, (adj) stir, 4. ado; synonyms (n) fuss, uproar, excitement, difficulty, hustle, ruckus, trouble, (adj) imbroglio, mess, stew, 5. bother; synonyms (v) torment, vex, aggravate, harass, irk, irritate, (n) plague, bore, hassle, annoyance; antonyms (v) delight, soothe, (n) pleasure. hem 1. border; synonyms (n) margin, brink, extremity, fringe, bed, boundary, (v) edge, verge, abut, adjoin; antonyms (n) middle, (v) center, 2. hem; synonyms (n) edging, border, brim, frame, skirt, seam, list, rim, (v) envelop, hum, 3. rivet; synonyms (n) bolt, (v) concentrate, focus, clinch, fascinate, absorb, engross, (adj) nail, pin, clamp. hen 1. old; synonyms (adj) antiquated, obsolete, ancient, former, aged, antique, elderly, experienced, outdated, veteran; antonyms (adj) new, young, modern, fresh, latest, novel, original, youthful, 2. ancient; synonyms (adj) old, past, archaic, bygone, hoary, primitive, olden, antediluvian, dated, (n) elder, 3. aged; synonyms (adj) senile, older, ripe, decrepit, senior, venerable, 4. antique; synonyms (adj) antiquarian, musty,
outmoded, quaint, demode, old-fashioned, passe, (n) relic, antiquity, (v) antiquate. henadur alderman; synonyms (n) councilman, constable, portreeve, warden, burgomaster, councilwoman, ealdorman, seneschal, committeeman, freeholder. Henaduriad presbyterian; synonyms (adj) presbyterial, (n) presbyter, priest. Henadurol presbyterian; synonyms (adj) presbyterial, (n) presbyter, priest. henaidd archaic; synonyms (adj) antique, antiquated, ancient, antediluvian, old, old-fashioned, primitive, obsolete, outdated, outmoded; antonym (adj) modern. hender oldness; synonyms (n) agedness, years. heneiddio age; synonyms (n) period, aeon, day, era, time, cycle, years, antiquity, epoch, (v) mature. henfam grandmother; synonyms (n) gran, grandma, granny, crone, grandam, grannie, mother, dam, grandmamma, beldame. henuriad 1. elder; synonyms (adj) older, big, adult, (n) senior, ancient, patriarch, boss, chief, superior, 2. presbyter; synonyms (n) minister, priest, clergyman, ecclesiastic, divine, churchman. henuriaeth presbytery; synonyms (n) abbacy, clergy, clericals, ministry, presbyterate, presbytership, priesthood, presbyterium. heol 1. street; synonyms (n) road, avenue, highway, way, route, lane, neighborhood, path, track, (v) roadway, 2. road (ffordd); synonyms (n) course, passage, line, approach, direction, street, thoroughfare, walk, access, artery. hepgor spare; synonyms (adj) reserve, slender, excess, save, slight, additional, (v) free, meager, exempt, (n) extra. hepian 1. doze; synonyms (n) nap, drowse, slumber, (v) snooze, sleep, siesta, catnap, nod, coma, rest, 2. slumber; synonyms (n) doze, (v) repose, kip. her challenge; synonyms (n) question, defiance, protest, (v) defy, dare, brave, dispute, ask, call, charge; antonym (v) obey. herc 1. hop; synonyms (n) jump, leap, bound, hops, (v) dance, gambol, bounce, caper, skip, spring, 2. limp; synonyms (adj) flabby, flaccid, slack, flexible, drooping, flimsy, floppy, (n) hobble, (v) halt, hitch; antonyms (adj) taut, firm, (n) energetic. hercian 1. hop; synonyms (n) jump, leap, bound, hops, (v) dance, gambol, bounce, caper, skip, spring, 2. bob; synonyms (n) shilling, (v) curtsy, dock, bow, toss, dip, bend, cut, jiggle, reel, 3. hobble; synonyms (v) limp, fetter, hamper, hitch, hopple, handcuff, bridle, manacle, (adv) halt, (adj) scrape, 4. limp; synonyms (adj) flabby, flaccid, slack, flexible, drooping, flimsy, floppy, lax, (n)
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Welsh - English hobble, (v) hop; antonyms (adj) taut, firm, (n) energetic. heresi heresy; synonyms (n) heterodoxy, nonconformity, revisionism, fallacy, atheism, blasphemy, cacodoxy, dissent, dissidence, (adj) circumstantial; antonym (n) orthodoxy. heretic heretic; synonyms (n) apostate, schismatic, pagan, misbeliever, nonconformist, dissident, sectarian, agitator, eccentric, rebel. hereticaidd heretical; synonyms (adj) unorthodox, heterodox, dissident, gnostic, gymnosophist, magi, nonconformist; antonym (adj) orthodox. herfeiddio 1. brave; synonyms (adj) adventurous, bold, audacious, courageous, endure, fearless, hardy, intrepid, valiant, (v) defy; antonyms (adj) cowardly, frightened, gutless, pathetic, (n) timid, 2. defy; synonyms (v) challenge, dare, brave, confront, ignore, resist, revolt, disobey, oppose, withstand; antonym (v) obey, 3. dare; synonyms (v) hazard, risk, (n) venture, adventure, daring, defiance. herfeiddiol 1. defiant; synonyms (adj) bold, insubordinate, rebellious, audacious, resistant, brazen, disobedient, mutinous, naughty, obstinate; antonyms (adj) obedient, submissive, 2. daring; synonyms (adj) brave, courageous, heroic, intrepid, (n) adventurous, audacity, boldness, bravery, courage, adventurousness; antonyms (adj) cowardly, cautious, dull, timid, (n) cowardice. hergwd 1. push (gwthio); synonyms (n) press, thrust, jolt, (v) drive, impel, crowd, force, jab, jostle, nudge; antonyms (v) pull, drag, haul, 2. lunge; synonyms (n) pink, shove, (v) dive, jump, leap, hurtle, charge, dash, foin, plunge, 3. thrust; synonyms (v) boost, punch, ram, dig, squeeze, (n) push, poke, stab, cast, prod, 4. shove; synonyms (v) elbow, shift, hustle, stuff, bump, cram, jog, move, put, (n) shoulder. herw raid; synonyms (n) attack, inroad, incursion, invasion, onset, (v) foray, bust, maraud, assault, pillage; antonym (n) retreat. herwa 1. scout; synonyms (n) guide, lookout, spy, pathfinder, picket, patrol, detective, (v) explore, reconnoiter, reconnoitre, 2. raid; synonyms (n) attack, inroad, incursion, invasion, onset, (v) foray, bust, maraud, assault, pillage; antonym (n) retreat, 3. prowl; synonyms (n) rove, (v) lurk, creep, loiter, slink, sneak, range, roam, skulk, lurch. herwhela 1. game; synonyms (n) amusement, fun, entertainment, competition, contest, diversion, match, (adj) fearless, (v) bet, gamble, 2. poach; synonyms (v) cook, boil, rifle, steal, hunt, ransack, loot, plunder, trespass, coddle. herwr 1. bandit; synonyms (n) brigand, outlaw, robber, gangster, enemy, burglar, bushranger, desperado, freebooter, mosstrooper, 2. brigand;
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synonyms (n) bandit, thief, thug, 3. outlaw; synonyms (v) ban, forbid, disallow, proscribe, exile, banish, (n) criminal, felon, fugitive, lawbreaker; antonym (v) allow, 4. scout; synonyms (n) guide, lookout, spy, pathfinder, picket, patrol, detective, (v) explore, reconnoiter, reconnoitre, 5. raider; synonyms (n) looter, plunderer, aggressor, intruder, spoiler, despoiler, pillager. hesben hasp; synonyms (n) clasp, catch, hook, buckle, lock, (adj) bolt, rivet, screw, nail, pin. hesgen 1. rush; synonyms (n) hurry, charge, flood, flow, (v) dash, gush, race, run, speed, (adj) burst, 2. sedge; synonyms (n) weed, brush, reit, seaweed. het hat; synonyms (n) cap, chapeau, lid, sou'wester, bonus, eyelid, palpebra, (adj) hot. heterogenus heterogeneous; synonyms (adj) dissimilar, different, assorted, miscellaneous, heterogenous, mixed, motley, unlike, varied, (v) diverse; antonym (adj) homogeneous. heulo 1. shine; synonyms (n) sheen, (v) glow, light, burnish, gleam, blaze, flash, glitter, sparkle, excel; antonym (n) dullness, 2. sun (haul); synonyms (n) sunlight, sunshine, sunn, temperateness, (adj) star, (v) bask, sunbathe, heat, solarise, solarize. heulog sunny; synonyms (adj) bright, cheerful, clear, gay, merry, blithe, brilliant, fair, radiant, shining; antonyms (adj) dark, overcast. heulwen sunshine; synonyms (n) joy, sun, sunlight, day, light, gladness, glee, shine, delight, brightness. heuwr sower; synonyms (n) seedsman, farmer. hidio heed; synonyms (n) care, consideration, concern, caution, regard, notice, (v) attend, hear, attention, mind; antonyms (v) disregard, ignore. hidl 1. filter; synonyms (v) percolate, sieve, drip, leak, filtrate, ooze, purify, refine, screen, strain; antonym (v) contaminate, 2. strainer; synonyms (n) filter, stretcher, colature, mesh, 3. sieve; synonyms (n) strainer, (v) riddle, sift, besom, broom, mop, rake, separate, shovel. hidlo 1. strain; synonyms (n) stress, breed, effort, stretch, (v) filter, screen, sift, tax, endeavor, exert; antonym (v) relax, 2. run (rhedeg); synonyms (v) flow, rule, dash, gush, race, (n) pass, campaign, course, drive, (adj) stream, 3. filter; synonyms (n) strainer, (v) percolate, sieve, drip, leak, filtrate, ooze, purify, refine, strain; antonym (v) contaminate, 4. distil; synonyms (v) distill, extract, condense, cleanse, clean, concentrate, contract, decontaminate, disinfect, ferment. hidrogen hydrogen; synonyms (n) butane, diacetylmorphine, heroin, horse, hydrogenium, propane, junk, scag, shit, smack. hidrostateg hydrostatics; synonym (adj) hydrology. hil 1. race; synonyms (n) kind, dash, family, career, competition, (v) course, run, rush, fly, (adj) lineage,
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2. brood; synonyms (n) breed, issue, offspring, litter, posterity, (v) hatch, sulk, think, incubate, (adj) herd, 3. lineage; synonyms (n) descent, pedigree, extraction, genealogy, house, ancestry, birth, blood, linage, line, 4. posterity; synonyms (n) brood, descendants, descendant, future, progeny, spat, successors, children, forever, scions. hilio 1. breed; synonyms (n) kind, race, variety, ancestry, sort, order, (v) engender, beget, multiply, bear, 2. teem; synonyms (n) abound, exuberate, (v) swarm, flow, pour, crowd, pullulate, brim, flower, fructify. hiliogaeth 1. issue; synonyms (n) aftermath, egress, consequence, effect, event, exit, (v) flow, emanate, arise, emerge, 2. offspring; synonyms (n) issue, progeny, brood, children, family, child, descendant, descendants, (v) breed, fruit, 3. posterity; synonyms (n) offspring, future, spat, successors, forever, scions, unborn. hin weather (tywydd); synonyms (v) endure, survive, resist, withstand, brave, stand, wear. hinfynegydd barometer; synonyms (n) baroscope, aeroscope, eudiometer, gauge, norm, (v) glass, especially, glaze, goblet, hourglass. hiniog 1. doorframe; synonym (n) doorcase, 2. threshold; synonyms (n) brink, limen, beginning, doorsill, doorstep, entrance, entry, outset, doorway, edge. hinsawdd climate; synonyms (n) atmosphere, clime, ambience, latitude, environment, milieu, mood, weather. hinsoddol climatic; synonyms (adj) climatical, climatal, crucial. hir long; synonyms (adj) extended, lengthy, (v) aspire, desire, hanker, languish, yearn, ache, hunger, (n) extensive; antonyms (adj) short, brief. hiraeth 1. nostalgia; synonyms (n) homesickness, longing, wistfulness, craving, hunger, ache, desire, regret, romance, thirst, 2. yearning; synonyms (n) aspiration, hankering, nostalgia, eagerness, wish, ambition, (adj) wistful, pining, desirous, eager, 3. homesickness; synonyms (n) melancholy, reminiscence, 4. grief; synonyms (n) affliction, dolor, anguish, distress, agony, pain, wound, chagrin, concern, (adj) sore; antonyms (n) joy, happiness, 5. longing; synonyms (n) appetite, inclination, urge, want, hope, itch, passion, (adj) yearning, nostalgic, thirsty. hiraethu 1. yearn; synonyms (v) long, languish, pine, wish, ache, aspire, hanker, yen, want, 2. long (hir); synonyms (adj) extended, lengthy, dragging, far, (v) desire, yearn, hunger, crave, (n) extensive, large; antonyms (adj) short, brief, 3. sorrow; synonyms (n) grief, mourning, regret, sadness, anguish, contrition, (adj) distress, (v) mourn, lament, grieve; antonyms (n) joy, delight, happiness.
hiraethus 1. homesick; synonyms (adj) nostalgic, lonesome, evocative, melancholy, reflective, regretful, 2. longing; synonyms (v) craving, (n) desire, aspiration, nostalgia, wish, appetite, (adj) eager, wistful, yearning, desirous. hirbell afar; synonyms (adv) away, off, distantly, apart, aside, (adj) outlying, far, (prep) outside, past. hirben 1. shrewd; synonyms (adj) astute, calculating, crafty, knowing, sagacious, sharp, clever, cunning, keen, piercing; antonyms (adj) stupid, foolish, gullible, 2. long-headed. hoced 1. fraud; synonyms (n) cheat, deceit, duplicity, counterfeit, deception, dishonesty, fake, sham, falsehood, cheating; antonym (n) honesty, 2. deceit; synonyms (n) artifice, guile, craft, fraud, pretense, ruse, trickery, art, fabrication, (adj) cunning; antonym (n) sincerity. hocedu 1. cheat; synonyms (v) trick, beguile, betray, defraud, fake, (n) swindle, con, fraud, bilk, impostor, 2. deceive; synonyms (v) cheat, bamboozle, circumvent, dupe, pretend, cozen, fool, hoax, mislead, sell, 3. defraud; synonyms (v) deceive, rob, victimize, bluff, chouse, diddle, do, fiddle, fleece, gull. hocedwr 1. cheat; synonyms (v) trick, beguile, betray, defraud, fake, (n) swindle, con, fraud, bilk, impostor, 2. fraud; synonyms (n) cheat, deceit, duplicity, counterfeit, deception, dishonesty, sham, falsehood, cheating, faker; antonym (n) honesty. hodi 1. shoot; synonyms (v) bud, discharge, dart, dash, drive, flash, hunt, (n) scion, branch, sprout, 2. ear (clust); synonyms (n) auricle, handle, hearing, lug, spike, capitulum, heed, earing, notice, crown. hoe 1. rest; synonyms (n) remnant, repose, balance, pause, recess, relaxation, residue, (v) nap, remain, (adj) remainder; antonym (v) work, 2. spell; synonyms (n) magic, fascination, bout, conjuration, incantation, period, sorcery, enchantment, turn, (v) charm. hoeden hoyden; synonyms (n) tomboy, romp, caper, frolic, gambol, laugher, play, runaway, walkaway, (adj) tomboyish. hoedl 1. lifetime; synonyms (n) age, life, lifespan, day, decade, hour, time, animation, being, (adj) lifelong, 2. life; synonyms (n) energy, spirit, activity, biography, dash, enthusiasm, existence, exuberance, live, briskness; antonym (n) lethargy. hoelio nail; synonyms (n) arrest, pin, (v) catch, apprehend, collar, hook, strike, capture, cop, (adj) tack. hoeliwr nailer; synonym (n) blocker. hoen 1. gladness; synonyms (n) enjoyment, joy, gaiety, bliss, delight, pleasure, exhilaration, glee, happiness, mirth; antonym (n) sadness, 2. vigor; synonyms (n) energy, intensity, force, life, power, spirit, strength, vitality, might, vim; antonyms (n)
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Welsh - English lethargy, weakness, apathy, frailty, 3. joy; synonyms (n) elation, gladness, ecstasy, excitement, exultation, fun, (v) exult, cheer, gladden, rejoice; antonyms (n) misery, sorrow, disaster, grief. hoenus 1. gay; synonyms (adj) cheerful, bright, convivial, festive, gaudy, airy, blithe, brave, buoyant, (n) homosexual, 2. blithe; synonyms (adj) lively, lighthearted, breezy, carefree, facetious, gay, happy, merry, animated, blissful, 3. blithesome; synonyms (adj) jolly, gleeful, lightsome, joyful, jovial, glad, light, nimble, tripping, 4. joyous; synonyms (adj) elated, jocund, ecstatic, delighted, genial, hilarious, blessed, frolicsome, festal, jubilant. hoenusrwydd 1. sprightliness; synonyms (n) animation, liveliness, alacrity, briskness, agility, airiness, exuberance, buoyancy, enthusiasm, life, 2. liveliness; synonyms (n) energy, effervescence, activity, cheerfulness, vigor, quickness, spirit, sprightliness, vitality, (adj) glee; antonym (n) lethargy. hoenyn snare; synonyms (n) trap, lure, (v) mesh, catch, gin, ambush, ensnare, entrap, hook, capture. hoff 1. fond; synonyms (adj) affectionate, amorous, caring, devoted, loving, tender, adoring, ardent, doting, attached; antonym (adj) uncaring, 2. favorite; synonyms (adj) favored, favourite, beloved, dear, (n) darling, choice, pet, pick, preference, competitor; antonyms (n) loser, indifference, 3. dear (Annwyl); synonyms (adj) close, costly, expensive, lovely, precious, near, adorable, cherished, familiar, (n) love; antonyms (adj) cheap, worthless. hoffi 1. like; synonyms (v) corresponding, enjoy, identical, (adj) equal, equivalent, alike, analogous, comparable, same, (n) love; antonyms (prep) unlike, (v) dislike, (adj) different, 2. love (cariad, caru); synonyms (n) desire, affection, dear, fondness, liking, benevolence, charity, attachment, beloved, (v) cherish; antonyms (n) abhorrence, hatred, aversion, (v) hate, abhor. hoffter 1. delight; synonyms (n) joy, amusement, pleasure, rejoicing, bliss, (v) charm, amuse, please, ravish, captivate; antonyms (n) sorrow, misery, (v) depress, displease, 2. fondness; synonyms (n) affection, attachment, fancy, love, appetite, partiality, regard, taste, tenderness, devotion; antonym (n) dislike, 3. regard; synonyms (v) attention, concern, estimate, heed, attend, account, believe, (n) notice, respect, esteem; antonym (n) disrespect. hoffus 1. affectionate; synonyms (adj) fond, loving, ardent, caring, cordial, devoted, kind, tender, warm, (adv) fatherly; antonyms (adj) cold, uncaring, 2. amiable; synonyms (adj) affable, agreeable, benign, complaisant, friendly, genial, charming,
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gentle, likable, lovely; antonyms (adj) unfriendly, disagreeable, aggressive, argumentative, 3. lovable; synonyms (adj) amiable, delightful, adorable, engaging, sweet, kindly, cuddly, delectable, loveable; antonym (adj) hateful. hofran hover; synonyms (v) float, fly, hang, hesitate, brood, flutter, poise, vacillate, drift, (adj) boggle. hofrennydd helicopter; synonyms (n) chopper, whirlybird, eggbeater, airliner, airplane, chop, cleaver, eggwhisk, jet, plane. hogen girl; synonyms (n) damsel, lady, daughter, fille, lass, maid, wench, virgin, quean, female. hogennaidd girlish; synonyms (adj) boyish, childish, young, kittenish, adolescent, juvenile, female, schoolgirlish, youthful, artless. hogfaen 1. whetstone; synonyms (n) rub, caoutchouc, chance, failing, fault, friction, hindrance, imperfection, joke, (adj) grindstone, 2. hone; synonyms (v) sharpen, perfect, whet, refine, edge, coach, consummate, develop, drill, (adj) sharpener. hogi 1. whet; synonyms (v) sharpen, excite, grind, quicken, stimulate, stir, hone, (n) goad, spur, (adj) point, 2. sharpen; synonyms (v) focus, edge, intensify, sharp, increase, heighten, whet, improve, compound, taper; antonym (v) cloud, 3. hone; synonyms (v) perfect, refine, coach, consummate, develop, drill, enhance, exercise, practice, (adj) sharpener, 4. edge; synonyms (n) boundary, margin, verge, blade, brink, extremity, advantage, (v) border, bound, hem; antonyms (n) center, (v) middle. hogyn 1. boy (bachgen); synonyms (n) lad, fellow, kid, male, man, minor, servant, son, youngster, youth, 2. lad; synonyms (n) boy, blighter, chap, cub, cuss, fella, laddie, schoolboy, companion, stripling. holgar 1. curious; synonyms (adj) abnormal, funny, interested, odd, peculiar, strange, unusual, bizarre, extraordinary, inquiring; antonyms (adj) normal, incurious, ordinary, 2. inquisitive; synonyms (adj) curious, nosy, prying, questioning, speculative, meddling, investigative, meddlesome, quizzical; antonym (adj) apathetic. holi 1. question; synonyms (n) inquiry, challenge, demand, (v) doubt, query, distrust, inquire, interrogate, investigate, contest; antonyms (n) certainty, (v) answer, 2. ask (gofyn); synonyms (v) request, appeal, beg, question, take, beseech, call, charge, claim, consult, 3. examine; synonyms (v) assay, audit, consider, overhaul, try, check, control, search, survey, ascertain, 4. inquire; synonyms (v) ask, examine, explore, enquire, inspect, research, pry, wonder, test, probe, 5. query; synonyms (n) interrogative, quiz, enquiry, interrogation, problem, dispute, uncertainty, (v) impeach, suspect.
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holiad 1. question; synonyms (n) inquiry, challenge, demand, (v) doubt, query, distrust, inquire, interrogate, investigate, contest; antonyms (n) certainty, (v) answer, 2. query; synonyms (n) question, interrogative, quiz, enquiry, interrogation, problem, dispute, (v) ask, examine, wonder, 3. interrogation; synonym (n) examination. holl 1. all; synonyms (adv) whole, purely, altogether, entirely, (adj) universal, each, every, gross, complete, (n) aggregate; antonyms (pron) none, (det) some, 2. whole; synonyms (adj) entire, total, all, integral, full, healthy, intact, well, (n) sum, sound; antonyms (adj) incomplete, broken, imperfect, partial, (n) part. hollalluog 1. almighty; synonyms (adj) omnipotent, powerful, potent, great, supreme, (n) divine, creator, godhead; antonym (adj) weak, 2. omnipotent; synonyms (adj) almighty, multipotent, cunctipotent, extreme, irresistible, mighty, plenipotent, predominant, godlike, invincible. hollalluowgrwydd omnipotence; synonyms (n) almightiness, omnipresence, omniscience, power, omnipotency. hollbresennol omnipresent; synonyms (adj) ubiquitous, pervasive, universal, almighty, chronic, divine, enveloping, invasive, invincible, (adv) everywhere; antonym (adj) contained. hollbresenoldeb omnipresence; synonyms (n) ubiquity, omnipotence, everywhereness, omniscience, presence, ubiquitousness. hollfyd universe; synonyms (n) nature, creation, world, cosmos, population, macrocosm, space, globe, existence. hollgyfoethog almighty; synonyms (adj) omnipotent, powerful, potent, great, supreme, (n) divine, creator, godhead; antonym (adj) weak. holliach 1. sound; synonyms (n) echo, peal, (v) ring, chime, fast, (adj) reasonable, complete, healthy, fit, good; antonyms (n) silence, (adj) illogical, unsound, confused, 2. whole; synonyms (adj) entire, total, all, integral, aggregate, full, intact, well, (n) sum, sound; antonyms (adj) incomplete, broken, imperfect, partial, (n) part. hollol 1. all; synonyms (adv) whole, purely, altogether, entirely, (adj) universal, each, every, gross, complete, (n) aggregate; antonyms (pron) none, (det) some, 2. absolute; synonyms (adj) downright, peremptory, total, unconditional, categorical, full, real, unqualified, utter, (n) positive; antonyms (adj) partial, qualified, 3. quite; synonyms (adv) absolutely, all, completely, fully, sheer, exactly, enough, even, fairly, (adj) just; antonym (adv) extremely.
hollt 1. split; synonyms (v) crack, cut, fracture, slit, burst, divide, separate, (n) break, rip, rupture; antonyms (v) join, unite, merge, 2. cleft; synonyms (adj) split, (n) cleavage, crevice, fissure, rift, aperture, breach, chap, chink, chasm, 3. slit; synonyms (n) gap, cranny, incision, interstice, (v) score, slash, slice, scratch, gash, (adj) cleft. hollti 1. split; synonyms (v) crack, cut, fracture, slit, burst, divide, separate, (n) break, rip, rupture; antonyms (v) join, unite, merge, 2. cleave; synonyms (v) adhere, cohere, split, stick, chop, cling, hold, rive, sever, tear, 3. slit; synonyms (n) crevice, breach, gap, chink, cranny, (v) score, slash, slice, scratch, (adj) cleft. holltwr splitter; synonyms (n) divider, partition. hollwybodaeth omniscience; synonyms (n) omnipotence, pantology, omnisciency. hollwybodol omniscient; synonyms (adj) learned, almighty, divine, infallible, knowledgeable, allseeing, infinite, pansophical, pre-eminent. holwr 1. catechist; synonyms (v) examiner, inquirer, inquisitor, inspector, investigator, querist, 2.
interrogator. holwyddoreg catechism; synonyms (n) examination, creed, education, question, test, (v) challenge. holwyddori catechize; synonyms (v) catechise, teach, interrogate, question, ask, brainwash, crossexamine, enlighten, examine, grill. homili homily; synonyms (n) sermon, discourse, lecture, speech, preachment, disquisition, oration. honcian 1. limp; synonyms (adj) flabby, flaccid, slack, flexible, drooping, flimsy, floppy, (n) hobble, (v) halt, hitch; antonyms (adj) taut, firm, (n) energetic, 2. waggle; synonyms (n) shake, shiver, (v) wag, jiggle, wiggle, bob, reel, stagger. honedig alleged; synonyms (adj) reputed, apparent, assumed, ostensible, professed, supposed, apologetic, pretended, putative, so-called; antonym (adj) real. hongian 1. dangle; synonyms (v) hang, droop, loll, suspend, drop, flop, sag, trail, (adj) swing, depend, 2. hang; synonyms (v) dangle, drape, float, append, cling, decorate, execute, fall, flow, (n) delay. honiad 1. assertion; synonyms (n) affirmation, argument, statement, claim, allegation, avowal, charge, contention, profession, testimony, 2. allegation; synonyms (n) accusation, plea, allegement, assertion, declaration, indictment, deposition, blame, complaint, (v) averment, 3. assumption; synonyms (n) presumption, supposition, hypothesis, premise, adoption, arrogance, acceptance, belief, conclusion, conjecture, 4. claim; synonyms (n) call, privilege,
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Welsh - English (v) demand, ask, assert, exact, arrogate, contend, need, require; antonyms (v) deny, disclaim, forfeit. honni 1. assume; synonyms (v) affect, accept, adopt, appropriate, arrogate, feign, take, presume, sham, simulate, 2. allege; synonyms (v) affirm, maintain, plead, say, argue, assert, aver, claim, declare, (n) advance; antonym (v) deny, 3. assert; synonyms (v) allege, avow, insist, protest, show, swear, announce, assure, attest, defend, 4. pretend; synonyms (v) assume, dissimulate, counterfeit, act, dissemble, imagine, imitate, profess, (adj) fake, play; antonyms (v) real, (adj) genuine, natural, 5. profess; synonyms (v) confess, pretend, state, acknowledge, admit, concede, grant, pose, proclaim. hopran mouth; synonyms (n) jaw, lip, aperture, lips, edge, entrance, (v) grimace, articulate, pronounce, speak. hosan stocking; synonyms (n) hose, density, planting, piling, (adj) stockinged. howld hold; synonyms (v) keep, detain, endure, adhere, bear, comprise, contain, entertain, (n) grasp, grip; antonym (v) release. hoyw gay; synonyms (adj) cheerful, bright, convivial, festive, gaudy, airy, blithe, brave, buoyant, (n) homosexual. hoywi brighten; synonyms (v) lighten, burnish, clear, illuminate, light, gild, cheer, enliven, glow, irradiate; antonym (v) darken. hual 1. fetter; synonyms (v) shackle, bind, chain, confine, hamper, handcuff, band, (n) bond, gyve, hobble; antonyms (v) release, free, 2. shackle; synonyms (v) fetter, manacle, pinion, restrain, tie, hinder, (n) cramp, tether, clevis, trammel. hualog 1. fettered; synonyms (adj) shackled, responsible, 2. shackled; synonym (adj) fettered. hualu 1. fetter; synonyms (v) shackle, bind, chain, confine, hamper, handcuff, band, (n) bond, gyve, hobble; antonyms (v) release, free, 2. shackle; synonyms (v) fetter, manacle, pinion, restrain, tie, hinder, (n) cramp, tether, clevis, trammel. huan sun (haul); synonyms (n) light, sunlight, sunshine, sunn, (adj) star, (v) bask, sunbathe, heat, solarise, solarize. hud 1. charm; synonyms (n) allure, amulet, appeal, spell, (v) attract, captivate, bewitch, fascinate, enchant, entrance; antonyms (n) repulsion, ugliness, (v) repel, 2. enchantment; synonyms (n) fascination, attraction, captivation, charm, conjuration, bewitchment, incantation, rapture, sorcery, bewitchery, 3. magic; synonyms (adj) magical, charming, supernatural, (n) enchantment, legerdemain, glamour, illusion, theurgy, trick, deception, 4. illusion; synonyms (n) delusion, hallucination, fantasy, apparition, fancy, magic,
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chimera, deceit, dissimulation, fallacy; antonym (n) reality. huddygl soot; synonyms (n) smut, grime, lampblack, crock, coom, dirt, (adj) smoke, ink, ebony, jet. hudo 1. charm; synonyms (n) allure, amulet, appeal, spell, (v) attract, captivate, bewitch, fascinate, enchant, entrance; antonyms (n) repulsion, ugliness, (v) repel, 2. allure; synonyms (n) charm, attraction, charisma, fascination, (v) tempt, decoy, lure, draw, entice, seduce, 3. attract; synonyms (v) beguile, enamor, invite, arrest, absorb, attach, beckon, capture, catch, court; antonym (v) disgust, 4. beguile; synonyms (v) bluff, cheat, entrap, amuse, deceive, enthrall, juggle, wile, bamboozle, trap. hudol 1. enchanting; synonyms (adj) attractive, captivating, charming, delightful, bewitching, fascinating, lovely, alluring, engaging, magical, 2. enchanter; synonyms (n) conjurer, magician, necromancer, sorcerer, wizard, sage. hudoles 1. enchantress; synonyms (n) siren, fairy, witch, beauty, beldam, beldame, crone, enchantment, magician, temptress, 2. sorceress; synonyms (n) enchantress, lamia, vampire. hudoliaeth 1. enchantment; synonyms (n) fascination, attraction, captivation, charm, conjuration, bewitchment, incantation, rapture, sorcery, spell, 2. allurement; synonyms (n) allure, enticement, lure, temptation, decoy, invitation, solicitation, agacerie, bribe. hudolus 1. alluring; synonyms (adj) attractive, charming, enticing, seductive, tempting, beguiling, enchanting, glamorous, magnetic, appealing; antonym (adj) repellent, 2. enchanting; synonyms (adj) captivating, delightful, bewitching, fascinating, lovely, alluring, engaging, magical, adorable, absorbing. hufen cream; synonyms (n) pick, ointment, prime, balm, top, liniment, (adj) flower, milk, (v) best, skim. hufennaidd creamy; synonyms (adj) cream, greasy, buttery, pearly, sandy, oily, rich, smooth, soft, beaten. hugan 1. cloak; synonyms (n) mask, veil, camouflage, cape, masquerade, (v) cover, wrap, conceal, dissemble, hide; antonyms (v) disclose, reveal, uncover, 2. covering; synonyms (n) coating, clothing, blanket, coat, casing, apparel, case, concealment, wrapper, awning, 3. rug; synonyms (n) carpet, carpeting, mat, coverlet, counterpane, quilt, floor, sheet, tarpaulin, bathmat. hulio 1. cover; synonyms (v) coat, conceal, top, bury, cloak, (n) blind, blanket, screen, binding, camouflage; antonyms (v) reveal, expose, uncover, 2. spread; synonyms (v) scatter, reach, disperse, expand, extend, broadcast, circulate, diffuse, disseminate, increase; antonym (adj) concentrated.
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hun 1. sleep (cysgu); synonyms (n) nap, doze, kip, slumber, lie, dream, (v) rest, repose, catnap, hibernate, 2. self; synonyms (n) ego, person, being, individual, someone, character, essence, individuality, personality, (adj) same, 3. slumber; synonyms (n) snooze, siesta, (v) sleep, drowse. hunan self; synonyms (n) ego, person, being, individual, someone, character, essence, individuality, personality, (adj) same. hunaniaeth identity; synonyms (n) identicalness, unity, individuality, personality, sameness, character, equality, person, similarity, equivalence. hunanol 1. conceited; synonyms (adj) arrogant, cocky, egotistic, vain, boastful, proud, smug, affected, assuming, egotistical; antonyms (adj) humble, modest, 2. selfish; synonyms (adj) mean, greedy, mercenary, egocentric, egoistic, selfcentered, stingy, covetous, inconsiderate, sordid; antonyms (adj) unselfish, selfless, altruistic, generous. hunanoldeb 1. conceit; synonyms (n) arrogance, pretension, pride, self-esteem, vanity, assumption, conception, egotism, fancy, haughtiness; antonyms (n) modesty, humility, 2. selfishness; synonyms (n) egoism, greed, greediness, meanness, individuality; antonyms (n) unselfishness, altruism, selflessness. hunanymwadiad 1. abnegation; synonyms (n) denial, negation, renunciation, refusal, abstinence, forbearance, nihilism, temperance, defence, (v) recusancy, 2. self-denial; synonyms (n) abnegation, austerity, restraint; antonyms (n) pleasure-seeking, hedonism. hunanysgogol automatic; synonyms (adj) instinctive, involuntary, automated, mechanical, reflex, spontaneous, unconscious; antonyms (adj) manual, deliberate, voluntary. hunell wink; synonyms (n) flash, instant, twinkling, jiffy, (v) twinkle, blink, sparkle, flicker, nictate, nictitate. hunllef nightmare; synonyms (n) dream, incubus, fantasy, terror, bugbear, fancy, trial, vision. huno sleep (cysgu); synonyms (n) nap, doze, kip, slumber, lie, dream, (v) rest, repose, catnap, hibernate. hur 1. hire; synonyms (n) wage, employment, fee, pay, (v) employ, engage, charter, enlist, rent, retain; antonym (v) dismiss, 2. wage; synonyms (n) salary, payment, income, allowance, earnings, remuneration, stipend, (v) fight, prosecute, pursue. hurio hire; synonyms (n) wage, employment, fee, pay, (v) employ, engage, charter, enlist, rent, retain; antonym (v) dismiss. huriwr 1. hirer; synonyms (n) boss, chief, engager, foreman, gaffer, honcho, rivet, stud, 2. hireling;
synonyms (n) employee, pensionary, hackney, puppet, hack, inferior, labor, protege, (adj) mercenary, hired. hurt 1. stupid; synonyms (adj) foolish, silly, dull, fatuous, idiotic, ridiculous, senseless, crass, (n) simple, absurd; antonyms (adj) sensible, bright, clever, intelligent, shrewd, wise, 2. dull; synonyms (adj) dim, blunt, dense, dreary, sluggish, bland, boring, cloudy, cold, (v) deaden; antonyms (adj) lively, sharp, exciting, interesting, lustrous, stimulating, amusing, exhilarating, glittery, glossy, 3. hurt; synonyms (v) pain, wound, afflict, (adj) evil, (n) harm, damage, detriment, ache, disadvantage, abuse; antonyms (v) encourage, (adj) uninjured, unhurt, 4. stunned; synonyms (adj) astonished, astounded, dumbfounded, amazed, dazed, flabbergasted, bewildered, staggered, stupefied, astonied. hurtio 1. stun; synonyms (v) amaze, astonish, astound, bewilder, shock, baffle, daze, flabbergast, stagger, (adv) startle, 2. stupefy; synonyms (v) paralyze, deaden, numb, bemuse, besot, confuse, drug, perplex, (adj) stun, (n) benumb. hurtrwydd stupidity; synonyms (n) folly, foolishness, nonsense, dullness, obtuseness, fatuity, absurdity, idiocy, imbecility, madness; antonyms (n) intelligence, sense, cleverness, logic. hurtyn 1. booby; synonyms (n) boob, dolt, dope, dummy, idiot, oaf, pinhead, bosom, breast, looby, 2. blockhead; synonyms (n) ass, dunderhead, beetlehead, dunce, fool, loggerhead, bonehead, fuckhead, knucklehead, (v) block, 3. idiot; synonyms (n) dimwit, moron, cretin, imbecile, changeling, dumbbell, half-wit, innocent, jerk, natural, 4. stupid; synonyms (adj) foolish, silly, dull, fatuous, idiotic, ridiculous, senseless, crass, (n) simple, absurd; antonyms (adj) sensible, bright, clever, intelligent, shrewd, wise. huw lullaby; synonyms (n) berceuse, cradlesong, alleviation, easement, mitigation, palliation, softening, (v) lull, sedative, sing. hwb 1. push (gwthio); synonyms (n) press, thrust, jolt, (v) drive, impel, crowd, force, jab, jostle, nudge; antonyms (v) pull, drag, haul, 2. lift; synonyms (n) elevator, boost, heave, (v) hoist, raise, rise, elevate, erect, filch, hike, 3. effort; synonyms (n) attempt, exertion, application, endeavor, struggle, trial, trouble, try, diligence, bid. hwnt 1. away; synonyms (adv) apart, absent, aside, aloof, by, forth, (adj) abroad, distant, (int) out, off, 2. beyond; synonyms (prep) above, (adv) further, without, besides, away, farther, more, over, before, (adj) across; antonym (prep) within, 3. aside; synonyms (adv) beside, alongside, abreast, (n) digression, divagation, parenthesis, statement.
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Welsh - English hwp push (gwthio); synonyms (n) press, thrust, jolt, (v) drive, impel, crowd, force, jab, jostle, nudge; antonyms (v) pull, drag, haul. hwrdd 1. stroke; synonyms (n) touch, beat, caress, hit, mark, apoplexy, attack, (v) buffet, lick, (adj) blow, 2. impulse; synonyms (n) impetus, pulse, urge, drive, force, impulsion, motive, whim, goad, desire, 3. ram; synonyms (n) tup, (v) cram, crash, jam, pack, push, fill, bump, pound, press. hwsmonaeth work (gwaith); synonyms (n) exercise, business, employment, function, task, (v) labor, operate, toil, (adj) job, trade; antonyms (v) idle, malfunction. hwyaden duck; synonyms (n) darling, (v) dip, douse, plunge, dodge, circumvent, dive, evade, souse, bob. hwyhau 1. elongate; synonyms (v) extend, protract, lengthen, stretch, draw, enlarge, (adj) long, elongated, extended; antonym (v) shorten, 2. lengthen; synonyms (v) elongate, increase, prolong, expand, continue, delay, spread, amplify. hwyl 1. sail; synonyms (n) float, voyage, canvas, sheet, (v) cruise, navigate, run, glide, cross, drift, 2. bye; synonyms (n) adieu, adios, cheerio, arrivederci, pass, sayonara, (adj) delitescent, private, retired, secluded, 3. humor; synonyms (n) caprice, fancy, temper, disposition, mood, spirit, wit, freak, character, (v) indulge; antonym (n) tragedy, 4. goodbye; synonyms (int) ciao, (n) bye, farewell, valediction, departure, exit, (adj) parting. hwylbren mast; synonyms (n) post, column, tower, aerial, prop, pillar, stick, support, timber, arm. hwylio 1. order; synonyms (n) command, decree, dictate, array, rank, sort, (v) direct, commission, arrange, call; antonyms (n) anarchy, chaos, confusion, mayhem, mess, (v) disorder, request, 2. sail; synonyms (n) float, voyage, canvas, sheet, (v) cruise, navigate, run, glide, cross, drift, 3. attune; synonyms (v) adjust, tune, accommodate, modulate, reconcile, coordinate, harmonize, conform, agree, balance, 4. prepare (paratoi); synonyms (v) fix, form, plan, dress, coach, devise, lay, make, set, concoct. hwyliog 1. eloquent; synonyms (adj) articulate, glib, expressive, fluent, meaningful, persuasive, significant, graphic, vivid; antonyms (adj) inarticulate, tongue-tied, 2. fervent; synonyms (adj) burning, ardent, eager, earnest, enthusiastic, cordial, hot, intense, passionate, emotional; antonyms (adj) apathetic, indifferent, unenthusiastic. hwylus 1. convenient; synonyms (adj) comfortable, commodious, handy, advantageous, appropriate, expedient, fit, near, nearby, (n) favorable; antonyms (adj) inconvenient, fixed, unwieldy, useless, 2. easy
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(hawdd); synonyms (adj) convenient, gentle, familiar, graceful, lenient, light, clear, contented, cozy, (adv) soft; antonyms (adj) difficult, arduous, demanding, hard, laborious, burdensome, particular, strenuous, tough, awkward, 3. comfortable; synonyms (adj) easy, agreeable, pleased, pleasing, prosperous, congenial, pleasurable, rich, enjoyable, (v) snug; antonyms (adj) uncomfortable, poor, formal, tense, unpleasant, intimidating, unaccustomed, unhappy. hwyluso facilitate; synonyms (v) assist, aid, ease, help, expedite, alleviate, further, advance, abet, (n) favor; antonyms (v) hinder, obstruct. hwylustod 1. ease; synonyms (n) comfort, convenience, rest, aid, leisure, (v) alleviate, assuage, relieve, allay, facilitate; antonyms (n) difficulty, discomfort, awkwardness, formality, (v) aggravate, worsen, 2. facility; synonyms (n) ability, dexterity, adroitness, ease, readiness, artifice, aptitude, deftness, faculty, (adj) competence, 3. convenience; synonyms (n) advantage, contrivance, accommodation, opportunity, appliance, fitness, occasion, utility, amenity, benefit; antonym (n) inconvenience. hwyr 1. late; synonyms (adj) former, dead, deceased, behindhand, belated, delayed, (adv) dilatory, fresh, backward, belatedly; antonyms (adj) ahead, (adv) early, punctually, promptly, punctual, 2. evening; synonyms (n) even, dusk, dark, eve, eventide, nightfall, sunset, twilight, night, sundown; antonyms (n) dawn, daybreak. hwyrach perhaps; synonyms (adv) maybe, mayhap, peradventure, perchance, possibly, probably; antonym (adv) definitely. hwyrdrwm 1. dull; synonyms (adj) dim, blunt, dense, dreary, sluggish, bland, boring, cloudy, cold, (v) deaden; antonyms (adj) bright, lively, sharp, exciting, interesting, lustrous, stimulating, amusing, exhilarating, glittery, 2. drowsy; synonyms (adj) dozy, comatose, lazy, lethargic, slow, somnolent, dull, indolent, listless, (n) sleepy; antonyms (adj) alert, energetic, 3. sluggish; synonyms (adj) idle, inactive, inert, drowsy, languid, slack, slothful, torpid, obtuse, (n) heavy; antonyms (adj) active, brisk, fast. hwyrfrydig 1. backward; synonyms (adj) back, late, behindhand, coy, dilatory, laggard, reluctant, retarded, slow, (adv) behind; antonyms (adv) forward, ahead, 2. slow; synonyms (adj) dull, easy, sluggish, heavy, dense, dim, gradual, inactive, indolent, (v) slack; antonyms (adj) fast, intelligent, rapid, bright, alert, brisk, hasty, prompt, quick, (v) accelerate, 3. reluctant; synonyms (adj) disinclined, loath, averse, unwilling, hesitant, indisposed, loth, involuntary, backward, diffident; antonyms (adj) inclined, willing, eager, 4. tardy;
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synonyms (adj) belated, remiss, overdue, delayed, lagging, lazy, procrastinating, (v) recent. hwyrfrydigrwydd 1. tardiness; synonyms (n) lateness, slowness, laziness, sluggishness, dilatoriness, idleness, sloth, slothfulness, tardity, unpunctuality; antonym (n) punctuality, 2. reluctance; synonyms (n) disinclination, aversion, hesitation, indisposition, distaste, disgust, dislike, opposition, repugnance, unwillingness; antonym (n) inclination. hwyrol evening; synonyms (n) even, dusk, dark, eve, eventide, nightfall, sunset, twilight, night, sundown; antonyms (n) dawn, daybreak. hy bold; synonyms (adj) adventurous, audacious, manly, resolute, arrogant, barefaced, courageous, daring, fearless, heroic; antonyms (adj) cowardly, timid, modest. hybarch venerable; synonyms (adj) old, ancient, reverend, estimable, respectable, aged, distinguished, sacred, worthy, considerable. hyblyg 1. flexible; synonyms (adj) elastic, adaptable, pliable, yielding, lissome, pliant, soft, supple, facile, adjustable; antonyms (adj) inflexible, rigid, fixed, obstinate, stiff, stubborn, 2. pliable; synonyms (adj) flexible, plastic, ductile, flexile, malleable, fictile, susceptible, docile, (v) lithe, limber, 3. pliant; synonyms (adj) compliant, lithesome, bendable, lissom, complaisant, manageable, limp, bending, submissive, tame. hyblygrwydd 1. flexibility; synonyms (n) pliability, spring, adaptability, elasticity, suppleness, litheness, malleability, tractability, versatility, bendability; antonyms (n) inflexibility, obstinacy, rigidity, stubbornness, severity, 2. pliancy; synonyms (n) flexibility, complaisance, advantage, affability, aid, assistance, dexterity, ease, facility, flexibleness. hyd 1. till; synonyms (prep) until, unto, (n) drawer, tiller, cashbox, (v) cultivate, plow, hoe, farm, dig, 2. to; synonyms (prep) at, by, in, about, before, against, into, near, (prf) on, (v) till, 3. length; synonyms (n) extent, distance, range, duration, compass, depth, dimension, longness, measurement, size; antonyms (n) briefness, shortness, width. hydd stag; synonyms (n) hart, buck, dog, boar, cock, debtor, drake, (v) spy, betray, denounce. hyddysg learned; synonyms (v) knowing, (adj) erudite, educated, enlightened, knowledgeable, wise, academic, scholarly, bookish, cultured; antonyms (adj) ignorant, innate. hyder 1. trust; synonyms (n) charge, confidence, credit, faith, reliance, rely, assurance, belief, (v) believe, hope; antonyms (v) distrust, doubt, disbelieve, mistrust, 2. assurance; synonyms (n) guarantee, pledge, affiance, certitude, conviction, nerve, poise, promise, security, sureness; antonym
(n) insecurity, 3. confidence; synonyms (n) trust, certainty, credence, expectation, intimacy, authority, boldness, face, cheek, dependence; antonyms (n) uncertainty, nervousness, anxiety, diffidence, fear, timidity. hyderu 1. trust; synonyms (n) charge, confidence, credit, faith, reliance, rely, assurance, belief, (v) believe, hope; antonyms (v) distrust, doubt, disbelieve, mistrust, 2. confide; synonyms (v) commend, commit, trust, entrust, consign, intrust, depend, lean, leave, whisper, 3. rely; synonyms (v) count, bank, confide, reckon, swear, (n) rest. hyderus 1. confident; synonyms (adj) bold, positive, sure, brave, hopeful, sanguine, secure, fearless, (v) assured, certain; antonyms (adj) insecure, uncertain, anxious, frightened, pessimistic, timid, hesitant, unsure, 2. bold; synonyms (adj) adventurous, audacious, manly, resolute, arrogant, barefaced, courageous, daring, heroic, intrepid; antonyms (adj) cowardly, modest. hydr 1. strong (cryf); synonyms (adj) intense, powerful, able, deep, firm, stable, steady, cogent, durable, forcible; antonyms (adj) weak, bland, delicate, faint, feeble, frail, mild, pale, slight, unconvincing, 2. bold; synonyms (adj) adventurous, audacious, manly, resolute, arrogant, barefaced, courageous, daring, fearless, heroic; antonyms (adj) cowardly, timid, modest, 3. powerful; synonyms (adj) brawny, hard, mighty, muscular, potent, strong, effective, energetic, influential, lusty; antonym (adj) powerless. hydred longitude; synonyms (n) length, meridian, place. Hydref 1. autumn; synonyms (n) fall, declivity, descent, downfall, harvest, cadence, capitulation, cascade, cataract, death, 2. fall (cwympo); synonyms (v) decline, dip, decrease, descend, dive, rain, diminish, dwindle, (n) drop, plunge; antonyms (v) rise, increase, ascend, climb, triumph, win, (n) ascent. hydrefol autumnal; synonyms (adj) vespertine, nocturnal. hydrin 1. amenable; synonyms (adj) docile, accountable, yielding, answerable, compliant, obedient, responsible, submissive, tractable, acquiescent; antonyms (adj) unwilling, obstinate, stubborn, 2. docile; synonyms (adj) gentle, dutiful, humble, meek, tame, teachable, conformable, kind, subservient, amenable; antonyms (adj) rebellious, assertive, 3. tractable; synonyms (adj) pliable, ductile, manageable, responsive, malleable, towardly, (v) flexible, pliant, plastic, easy; antonyms (adj) disobedient, intractable. hydwyll gullible; synonyms (adj) credulous, green, naive, innocent, stupid, simple, unsuspecting,
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Welsh - English fleeceable, susceptible, unwary; antonyms (adj) suspicious, shrewd. hydwylledd gullibility; synonyms (n) innocence, ingenuousness, simplicity, credulousness, cullibility, inexperience, naïveté, artlessness. hydwyth elastic; synonyms (adj) flexible, buoyant, ductile, limber, pliable, pliant, resilient, soft, springy, supple; antonyms (adj) rigid, stiff, inflexible, inelastic. hydwythedd elasticity; synonyms (n) bounce, spring, flexibility, pliability, suppleness, tone, renitency, tonicity, elasticness, agility. hydyn 1. docile; synonyms (adj) gentle, compliant, dutiful, humble, meek, obedient, submissive, tame, teachable, (v) tractable; antonyms (adj) rebellious, stubborn, assertive, 2. tractable; synonyms (adj) amenable, docile, pliable, ductile, manageable, yielding, (v) flexible, pliant, plastic, easy; antonyms (adj) disobedient, intractable. hyfedr 1. expert; synonyms (adj) adept, adroit, dexterous, skillful, able, clever, experienced, (n) professional, proficient, critic; antonyms (adj) unskilled, inept, inferior, untrained, (n) amateur, beginner, 2. clever; synonyms (adj) capable, acute, apt, intelligent, smart, astute, cunning, expert, ingenious, (v) brilliant; antonyms (adj) stupid, clumsy, unintelligent, dim, dull, 3. adroit; synonyms (adj) artful, slick, politic, deft, handy, neat, quick, sharp, masterful, brisk; antonyms (adj) awkward, maladroit, 4. skillful; synonyms (adj) accomplished, good, knowing, efficient, practiced, ready, skilled, nice, (v) crafty, judicious; antonym (adj) incompetent. hyfforddi 1. direct; synonyms (adj) straight, (v) aim, channel, conduct, address, charge, control, dictate, head, (n) command; antonyms (adj) indirect, roundabout, circuitous, oblique, second-hand, sideways, unplanned, (v) request, 2. train; synonyms (n) chain, (v) coach, direct, educate, exercise, trail, tail, tame, discipline, drill, 3. instruct; synonyms (v) advise, enlighten, teach, indoctrinate, inform, apprise, bid, edify, enjoin, form. hyfforddiadol training; synonyms (n) education, instruction, breeding, practice, preparation, teaching, exercise, discipline, nurture, drill. hyfforddiant 1. training; synonyms (n) education, instruction, breeding, practice, preparation, teaching, exercise, discipline, nurture, drill, 2. instruction; synonyms (n) charge, command, advice, counsel, direction, guidance, guideline, information, injunction, prescription. hyfforddus trained; synonyms (adj) qualified, experienced, skilled, capable, competent, expert, accustomed, educated, able, efficient; antonyms (adj) untrained, inexpert, untaught, untutored.
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hyfforddwr 1. guide; synonyms (n) escort, directory, attendant, control, usher, (v) direct, conduct, govern, drive, channel; antonym (v) follow, 2. instructor; synonyms (n) teacher, coach, trainer, educator, preceptor, tutor, lecturer, master, mentor, institutor. hyfryd 1. agreeable; synonyms (adj) acceptable, accordant, pleasant, pleasing, nice, affable, amusing, compatible, conformable, congenial; antonyms (adj) disagreeable, discordant, nasty, unpleasant, unwilling, aggressive, resistant, 2. pleasant; synonyms (adj) bright, agreeable, amiable, charming, jolly, kindly, facetious, attractive, cheerful, clear; antonyms (adj) disgusting, foul, gruesome, harsh, horrible, repugnant, shocking, terrible, unwelcome, appalling, 3. delightful; synonyms (adj) delectable, delicious, grateful, adorable, blissful, lovely, captivating, cute, enjoyable, gorgeous; antonym (adj) hateful, 4. lovely; synonyms (adj) fine, beautiful, delightful, enchanting, handsome, lovable, alluring, elegant, endearing, exquisite; antonyms (adj) hideous, ugly, unattractive. hyfrydu delight; synonyms (n) joy, amusement, pleasure, rejoicing, bliss, (v) charm, amuse, please, ravish, captivate; antonyms (n) sorrow, misery, (v) depress, displease. hyfrydwch 1. delight; synonyms (n) joy, amusement, pleasure, rejoicing, bliss, (v) charm, amuse, please, ravish, captivate; antonyms (n) sorrow, misery, (v) depress, displease, 2. amenity; synonyms (n) comfort, agreeableness, convenience, facility, refinement, geniality, agreeability, attention, cordiality, (adj) enchantment, 3. pleasure; synonyms (n) delight, contentment, delectation, enjoyment, fun, gratification, content, happiness, mirth, inclination; antonyms (n) anger, irritation, ache, boredom, nuisance. hyfwyn 1. genial; synonyms (adj) benign, cheerful, bright, affable, amiable, cordial, friendly, nice, agreeable, convivial; antonyms (adj) unfriendly, disagreeable, 2. kindly; synonyms (adj) kind, genial, gentle, charitable, humane, sympathetic, considerate, generous, (n) benevolent, compassionate; antonyms (adv) unkindly, harshly, callously, cruelly, nastily, disagreeably, grumpily, malevolently, sharply, (adj) upsetting. hygar amiable; synonyms (adj) affable, agreeable, benign, complaisant, friendly, genial, charming, cordial, gentle, kind; antonyms (adj) unfriendly, disagreeable, aggressive, argumentative. hygarwch amiability; synonyms (n) geniality, affability, affableness, amiableness, cordiality, courtesy, friendliness, kindness, hospitality, (adj) amenity; antonym (n) nastiness.
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hyglod 1. famous; synonyms (adj) celebrated,
hyll 1. ugly; synonyms (adj) nasty, disagreeable,
eminent, splendid, distinguished, famed, illustrious, renowned, capital, conspicuous, important; antonyms (adj) unknown, infamous, ordinary, 2. celebrated; synonyms (adj) famous, notable, noted, well-known, known, great, notorious, prominent, brilliant, (n) glorious, 3. renowned; synonyms (adj) reputable, acknowledged, familiar, excellent, grand, legendary, magnificent, (n) noble. hyglyw audible; synonyms (adj) clear, distinct, hearable, plain, detectable, sounding, sharp, acute, definite, discernible; antonym (adj) inaudible. hygoel 1. credible; synonyms (adj) believable, convincing, likely, plausible, reasonable, authentic, faithful, specious, conceivable, persuasive; antonyms (adj) implausible, unbelievable, incredible, unconvincing, 2. credulous; synonyms (adj) naive, gullible, unsuspecting, simple, unquestioning, unsuspicious, green, trusting, innocent, unwary; antonyms (adj) incredulous, disbelieving, suspicious, wary. hygoeledd 1. credulity; synonyms (n) gullibility, credulousness, acceptance, faith, naïveté, unwariness, 2. credibility; synonyms (n) believability, credibleness, reliability, fidelity, dependability, responsibility, veracity, weight, probability, verisimilitude; antonym (n) incredibility. hygoelus 1. gullible; synonyms (adj) credulous, green, naive, innocent, stupid, simple, unsuspecting, fleeceable, susceptible, unwary; antonyms (adj) suspicious, shrewd, 2. credulous; synonyms (adj) gullible, unquestioning, unsuspicious, trusting; antonyms (adj) incredulous, disbelieving, wary. hygyrch accessible; synonyms (adj) approachable, available, open, convenient, amenable, easy, handy, obtainable, ready, sociable; antonyms (adj) inaccessible, out-of-the-way, unavailable. hylaw 1. convenient; synonyms (adj) comfortable, commodious, handy, advantageous, appropriate, expedient, fit, near, nearby, (n) favorable; antonyms (adj) inconvenient, fixed, unwieldy, useless, 2. handy; synonyms (adj) adroit, available, convenient, apt, clever, expert, deft, dexterous, good, (n) ready; antonym (adj) clumsy, 3. dextrous; synonyms (adj) slick, (n) dextrousness. hylif 1. fluid; synonyms (adj) liquid, flowing, unsettled, changeable, smooth, fluent, mobile, runny, juicy, uncertain; antonym (n) solid, 2. liquid; synonyms (adj) fluid, limpid, watery, sappy, succulent, (n) liquor, drink, juice, liquidness, sap; antonyms (adj) firm, (n) gaseous. hylithr fluent; synonyms (adj) easy, eloquent, flowing, articulate, clear, facile, smooth, fluid, glib, graceful; antonym (adj) inarticulate.
forbidding, frightful, gruesome, hideous, homely, repulsive, surly, evil; antonyms (adj) beautiful, attractive, good-looking, flowing, ornamental, 2. hideous; synonyms (adj) awful, dreadful, fearful, ghastly, appalling, grim, grisly, horrible, horrid, lurid; antonyms (adj) lovely, pleasant. hylltra ugliness; synonyms (n) eyesore, offensiveness, repulsiveness, contortion, fright, (adj) deformity, unpleasantness, absurdity, distortion, irregularity; antonym (n) beauty. hyllu 1. disfigure; synonyms (v) deface, deform, mutilate, blemish, contort, damage, mar, blot, (adj) mangle, maim, 2. mar; synonyms (v) disfigure, spoil, harm, impair, injure, corrupt, hurt, deflower, botch, blight; antonym (v) enhance. hylosg 1. combustible; synonyms (adj) inflammable, flammable, burnable, fiery, (n) fuel, firing; antonyms (adj) fireproof, incombustible, noncombustible, 2. inflammable; synonyms (adj) combustible, ignitable, quick-tempered, excitable, ignitible. hylwydd prosperous; synonyms (adj) lucky, auspicious, flourishing, favorable, opulent, advantageous, affluent, comfortable, easy, (n) fortunate; antonym (adj) poor. hymn hymn; synonyms (n) song, canticle, anthem, chant, carol, (v) glorify, laud, sing, extol. hynaf oldest; synonyms (adj) eldest, (n) elder. hynafiad 1. ancestor; synonyms (n) forefather, forerunner, parent, antecedent, father, forbear, forebear, precursor, ancestry, prototype; antonyms (n) descendant, successor, 2. ancestry; synonyms (n) descent, origin, birth, derivation, extraction, family, lineage, pedigree, ancestors, blood. hynafiaeth 1. archeology; synonym (n) archaeology, 2. antiquity; synonyms (n) antique, ancientness, age, ancientry, past, relic, ancestry, ancienty, history, hoar. hynafiaethol 1. antiquarian; synonyms (adj) antique, (n) antiquary, 2. archeological; synonyms (adj) archaeologic, archaeological, archeologic, archeology. hynaws 1. kind (caredig, math); synonyms (n) form, helpful, sort, benign, brand, breed, class, gentle, (adj) friendly, generous; antonyms (adj) unkind, callous, cruel, hardhearted, mean, merciless, nasty, spiteful, uncaring, upsetting, 2. genial; synonyms (adj) cheerful, bright, affable, amiable, cordial, nice, agreeable, convivial, warm, bland; antonyms (adj) unfriendly, disagreeable, 3. affable; synonyms (adj) civil, courteous, genial, gracious, polite, approachable, congenial, pleasant, sociable, amicable; antonyms (adj) hostile, reserved. hynawsedd 1. amenity; synonyms (n) comfort, agreeableness, convenience, facility, refinement,
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Welsh - English geniality, agreeability, attention, cordiality, (adj) enchantment, 2. geniality; synonyms (n) amiability, friendliness, affability, bonhomie, hospitality, cheerfulness, conviviality, kindness, warmth, affableness; antonyms (n) unfriendliness, frostiness, nastiness, 3. kindness; synonyms (n) benevolence, clemency, compassion, courtesy, generosity, affection, benignity, consideration, favor, gentleness; antonyms (n) unkindness, callousness, cruelty, miserliness, spite, maliciousness. hynod 1. well-known; synonyms (adj) famous, noted, prominent, celebrated, renowned, distinguished, familiar, known, eminent, notorious; antonym (adj) unknown, 2. famous; synonyms (adj) splendid, famed, illustrious, capital, conspicuous, important, notable, stunning, extraordinary, glorious; antonyms (adj) infamous, ordinary, 3. notable; synonyms (adj) memorable, remarkable, great, marked, noteworthy, outstanding, salient, (n) celebrity, luminary, notability; antonym (adj) insignificant, 4. remarkable; synonyms (adj) exceptional, odd, phenomenal, curious, noticeable, rare, signal, singular, uncommon, funny; antonym (adj) unremarkable, 5. noted; synonyms (v) recognized, ascertained, (adj) well-known, noble, excellent, distingue. hynodi 1. characterize; synonyms (v) designate, distinguish, call, characterise, define, describe, differentiate, mark, typify, entitle, 2. distinguish; synonyms (v) discern, discriminate, know, perceive, discover, descry, behold, characterize, classify, detect; antonym (v) confuse. hynodrwydd peculiarity; synonyms (n) distinction, idiosyncrasy, oddity, abnormality, attribute, characteristic, distinctiveness, eccentricity, oddness, particularity; antonym (n) normality. hynt 1. way (ffordd); synonyms (n) course, method, path, passage, road, route, track, custom, direction, form, 2. course; synonyms (n) stream, flow, bearing, career, current, channel, circuit, class, (v) run, chase. hyrddwynt hurricane; synonyms (n) gale, storm, tempest, cyclone, squall, tornado, twister, whirlwind. hyrwydd 1. convenient; synonyms (adj) comfortable, commodious, handy, advantageous, appropriate, expedient, fit, near, nearby, (n) favorable; antonyms (adj) inconvenient, fixed, unwieldy, useless, 2. expeditious; synonyms (adj) agile, brisk, prompt, quick, swift, fast, hasty, rapid, speedy, fleet; antonym (adj) slow. hyrwyddo 1. facilitate; synonyms (v) assist, aid, ease, help, expedite, alleviate, further, advance, abet, (n) favor; antonyms (v) hinder, obstruct, 2. promote; synonyms (v) encourage, advertise, develop,
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forward, foster, prefer, push, boost, dignify, elevate; antonyms (v) demote, discourage. hyrwyddwr 1. promoter; synonyms (n) backer, advocate, booster, sponsor, patron, forwarder, friend, proponent, showman, supporter, 2. sponsor; synonyms (n) benefactor, financier, guardian, (v) patronize, support, back, champion, finance, promote, vouch. hysain 1. euphonious; synonyms (adj) euphonical, harmonious, melodious, musical, sweet, euphonous, 2. sonorous; synonyms (adj) loud, resonant, rich, round, sonant, sounding, vibrant, vocal, bass, deep. hysb 1. dry (sych); synonyms (adj) thirsty, arid, barren, boring, dehydrated, dull, (v) dehydrate, desiccate, drain, uninteresting; antonyms (adj) wet, damp, moist, saturated, soaked, boggy, drenched, rainy, sodden, (v) drench, 2. barren; synonyms (adj) infertile, sterile, deserted, abortive, dry, fruitless, meagre, stark, void, (v) bare; antonyms (adj) fertile, lush, productive. hysbio dry (sych); synonyms (adj) thirsty, arid, barren, boring, dehydrated, dull, (v) dehydrate, desiccate, drain, uninteresting; antonyms (adj) wet, damp, moist, saturated, soaked, boggy, drenched, rainy, sodden, (v) drench. hysbyddu 1. drain; synonyms (n) ditch, culvert, dike, (v) deplete, waste, exhaust, bleed, leak, (adj) cloaca, dissipate; antonym (v) bolster, 2. exhaust; synonyms (v) consume, drain, spend, empty, tire, expend, sap, use, dry, debilitate; antonyms (v) conserve, refresh, invigorate. hysbys 1. aware; synonyms (adj) awake, attentive, conscious, heedful, mindful, vigilant, sentient, alert, enlightened, knowing; antonyms (adj) unaware, unconscious, 2. evident; synonyms (adj) apparent, obvious, distinct, clear, conspicuous, discernible, manifest, patent, plain, noticeable; antonyms (adj) unclear, concealed, obscure, unnoticed, hidden, inconspicuous, 3. manifest; synonyms (adj) evident, (v) demonstrate, display, evidence, exhibit, express, indicate, attest, certify, (n) declare, 4. known; synonyms (adj) well-known, familiar, certain, accepted, acknowledged, published, understood, recognized, aware, common; antonyms (adj) nameless, unknown, secret, unidentified. hysbyseb advertisement; synonyms (n) announcement, declaration, ad, advert, advertising, bill, circular, notice, publication, advertizement. hysbysebu advertise; synonyms (v) announce, promote, publicize, broadcast, plug, push, advertize, communicate, display, herald; antonym (v) buy. hysbysebwr advertiser; synonyms (n) advertizer, adman, advocate, forerunner, supporter.
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hysbysiad 1. advertisement; synonyms (n) announcement, declaration, ad, advert, advertising, bill, circular, notice, publication, advertizement, 2. announcement; synonyms (n) annunciation, advertisement, communication, proclamation, promulgation, pronouncement, release, report, statement, intimation. hysbyslen bill (bil); synonyms (n) account, beak, advertisement, card, invoice, poster, receipt, act, (v) placard, advertise. hysbysrwydd information; synonyms (n) advice, communication, data, evidence, note, enlightenment, report, tidings, complaint, counsel. hysbysu 1. acquaint; synonyms (v) advise, familiarize, inform, introduce, present, tell, warn, communicate, enlighten, familiarise, 2. apprise; synonyms (v) acquaint, notify, brief, instruct, announce, advertise, appreciate, apprize, 3. advise; synonyms (v) admonish, propose, recommend, suggest, apprise, caution, exhort, forewarn, offer, urge; antonym (v) oppose, 4. advertise; synonyms (v) promote, publicize, broadcast, plug, push, advertize, display, herald, promulgate, publish; antonym (v) buy, 5. announce; synonyms (v) declare, enunciate, proclaim, return, affirm, annunciate, foretell, intimate, report, reveal, 6. inform; synonyms (v) impart, explain, educate, state, describe, animate, teach, testify, counsel, (adj) direct, 7. report; synonyms (n) description, gossip, notice, name, fame, message, narration, narrative, news, (v) account; antonym (n) fact. hysbyswr 1. informer; synonyms (n) betrayer, delator, detective, informant, sneak, tattletale, rat, snitch, spy, squealer, 2. informant; synonyms (n) source, informer, attestant, author, attestator, attestor, beginning, chatterer, (v) mouthpiece, teller. hytrach rather; synonyms (adv) quite, enough, fairly, pretty, moderately, considerably, instead, kinda, preferably, relatively; antonym (adv) extremely. hywaith 1. dextrous; synonyms (adj) deft, dexterous, clever, slick, (n) dextrousness, 2. industrious; synonyms (adj) active, diligent, assiduous, indefatigable, busy, energetic, hardworking, laborious, tireless, earnest; antonym (adj) lazy. hywedd 1. trained; synonyms (adj) qualified, experienced, skilled, capable, competent, expert, accustomed, educated, able, efficient; antonyms (adj) untrained, inexpert, untaught, untutored, 2. tractable; synonyms (adj) amenable, docile, obedient, pliable, ductile, tame, gentle, (v) flexible, pliant, plastic; antonyms (adj) disobedient, intractable.
I i 1. for; synonyms (prep) because, behind, by, per, during, (conj) considering, (adv) against, as, therefore, hence, 2. to; synonyms (prep) at, in, about, before, into, near, toward, towards, (prf) on, (v) till. iâ ice; synonyms (n) frosting, glass, hoarfrost, icing, sparkler, frappe, (v) frost, cool, refrigerate, fan. iach 1. well (ffynnon); synonyms (adv) right, easily, thoroughly, considerably, fully, good, (adj) healthy, fit, shaft, (n) fountain; antonyms (adv) ill, badly, poorly, (adj) sick, unwell, dying, nauseous, 2. healthy; synonyms (adj) healthful, hale, salubrious, wholesome, beneficial, hearty, sound, well, whole, sane; antonyms (adj) unhealthy, harmful, unfit, dependent, fattening, infected, soporific, unwholesome, weak. iachawdwr savior; synonyms (n) deliverer, rescuer, saviour, saver, redeemer, benefactor, deliveryman, donor, recoverer, champion. iachawdwriaeth salvation; synonyms (n) aid, redemption, delivery, rescue, justification, preservation, savior, (adj) conversion, adoption, beatification; antonym (n) downfall. iachawr healer; synonyms (n) physician, doctor, curer, therapist. iachus healthy; synonyms (adj) healthful, fit, good, hale, salubrious, wholesome, beneficial, hearty, sound, well; antonyms (adj) unhealthy, harmful, unwell, unfit, dependent, fattening, infected, soporific, unwholesome, weak. iachusrwydd healthfulness; synonyms (n) wholesomeness, salubrity, salubriousness, health. iad pate; synonyms (n) head, crown, noddle, nob, crest, poll, scull, canvass, capitulum, diadem. iaith language; synonyms (n) dialect, expression, speech, diction, idiom, lingo, tongue, conversation, jargon, terminology. iangwr 1. youth; synonyms (n) boy, juvenile, lad, young, youngster, adolescence, kid, juvenility, puberty, (adj) adolescent; antonyms (n) adulthood, adult, ripeness, 2. knave; synonyms (n) rogue, cheat, crook, jack, rascal, villain, cad, miscreant, rapscallion, scalawag. iâr chicken (cyw); synonyms (n) chick, cock, coward, fowl, hen, crybaby, nestling, poultry, (adj) yellow, chickenhearted. iard yard; synonyms (n) court, courtyard, garden, backyard, grounds, close, quadrangle, enclosure, beehive, bindery.
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Welsh - English iarll 1. earl; synonyms (n) thane, viscount, chief, 2. count (rhifo); synonyms (n) number, calculation, computation, (v) calculate, compute, tally, account, cipher, consider, estimate. iarllaeth earldom; synonyms (n) county, count. iarlles countess; synonyms (n) lady, noble. ias 1. boiling; synonyms (adj) hot, effervescent, heated, burning, scalding, torrid, humid; antonyms (adj) cold, freezing, 2. shiver; synonyms (n) quiver, fragment, splinter, thrill, (v) shake, tremble, quake, shudder, palpitate, shatter, 3. thrill; synonyms (n) tingle, delight, chill, excitement, flush, frisson, (v) excite, shiver, exhilarate, exalt. iau 1. liver; synonyms (n) denizen, resident, 2. yoke; synonyms (n) pair, coupling, tie, (v) couple, link, connect, join, bind, attach, (adj) brace. iawn 1. right; synonyms (adj) correct, appropriate, due, just, proper, decent, good, even, perfect, (n) privilege; antonyms (adj) inappropriate, unjustified, immoral, incorrect, (n) left, (v) wrong, 2. very; synonyms (adv) extremely, greatly, highly, really, completely, entirely, most, quite, (adj) much, identical; antonyms (adv) abysmally, slightly, somewhat, 3. amends; synonyms (n) reparation, atonement, compensation, recompense, restitution, satisfaction, damages, redress, restoration, indemnification, 4. atonement; synonyms (n) amends, expiation, penance, penitence, propitiation, reconciliation, redemption. iawndal compensation; synonyms (n) amends, recompense, allowance, indemnification, reward, price, atonement, emolument, fee, (v) wage. iawnder 1. right (iawn); synonyms (adj) correct, appropriate, due, just, proper, decent, good, even, perfect, (n) privilege; antonyms (adj) inappropriate, unjustified, immoral, incorrect, (n) left, (v) wrong, 2. equity; synonyms (n) fairness, honesty, candor, reasonableness, uprightness, justness, probity, right, (adj) justice, integrity; antonym (n) unfairness. iawnol expiatory; synonyms (adj) propitiatory, expiative, piacular, apologetic, atoning, cleansing, criminal, purgatorian, purgatory, propitiative. idiom idiom; synonyms (n) dialect, expression, language, accent, jargon, parlance, phrase, speech, tongue, vernacular. ie 1. yes; synonyms (int) surely, (n) consent, acceptance, (adv) ay, yea, certainly, positively, (v) acquiesce, agree, allow, 2. yea; synonyms (adv) yes, yeah, egregiously, eminently, especially, even, particularly, peculiarly, preeminently, principally. iechyd health; synonyms (n) condition, fitness, welfare, pledge, strength, form, salubrity, shape, good, safety. iechydfa sanatorium; synonyms (n) sanitarium, bedlam, hospital, madhouse, nuthouse, sanatarium, chaos, hell, hellhole, inferno.
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iechydiaeth 1. hygiene; synonyms (n) hygienics, sanitation, regimen, salutariness, spotlessness, wholesomeness, 2. sanitation; synonyms (n) hygiene, cleaning, cleanliness, sanitisation, sanitization. iechydol 1. hygienic; synonyms (adj) sanitary, healthy, clean, wholesome, hygienical, salubrious, antiseptic, disinfected, hygeian, spotless; antonyms (adj) dirty, insanitary, unhygienic, 2. sanitary; synonyms (adj) hygienic, healthful, pure, uncontaminated, unpolluted, sterile; antonym (adj) unsanitary. iechydwriaeth 1. healing; synonyms (n) cure, convalescence, recuperation, therapy, treatment, (adj) curative, beneficial, remedial, sanative, sanatory; antonym (adj) injurious, 2. salvation; synonyms (n) aid, redemption, delivery, rescue, justification, preservation, savior, (adj) conversion, adoption, beatification; antonym (n) downfall. ieitheg philology; synonyms (n) linguistics, lexicology, criticism, glottology. ieithegydd philologist; synonyms (n) philologue, linguist, grammarian, philologian, glottologist, philologer. ieithwedd idiom; synonyms (n) dialect, expression, language, accent, jargon, parlance, phrase, speech, tongue, vernacular. ieithydd linguist; synonyms (n) polyglot, glottologist. ieithyddiaeth 1. linguistics; synonyms (n) glossology, philology, glossary, glottology, 2. philology; synonyms (n) linguistics, lexicology, criticism. ieithyddol 1. linguistic; synonym (adj) lingual, 2.
philological. iet gate; synonyms (n) entrance, door, entry, mouth, doorway, exit, port, approach, threshold, gateway.
ieuanc 1. young; synonyms (adj) green, juvenile, immature, adolescent, fresh, new, raw, baby, (n) offspring, progeny; antonyms (adj) old, mature, adult, (n) aged, 2. unmarried; synonyms (adj) single, unwedded, sole, alone, individual, separate; antonyms (adj) married, attached, marital, 3. juvenile; synonyms (adj) childish, puerile, young, youthful, babyish, boyish, callow, infantile, (n) child, youngster. ieuenctid youth; synonyms (n) boy, juvenile, lad, young, youngster, adolescence, kid, juvenility, puberty, (adj) adolescent; antonyms (n) adulthood, adult, ripeness. ieuo yoke; synonyms (n) pair, coupling, tie, (v) couple, link, connect, join, bind, attach, (adj) brace. ifanc young; synonyms (adj) green, juvenile, immature, adolescent, fresh, new, raw, baby, (n) offspring, progeny; antonyms (adj) old, mature, adult, (n) aged.
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ifori ivory; synonyms (n) bone, tusk, dentin, elephant, bead, drop, (adj) chalk, lily, milk, paper. ig hiccup; synonyms (n) hiccough, anomaly, fault, hitch, malfunction, problem, singultus, (v) belch. igian hiccup; synonyms (n) hiccough, anomaly, fault, hitch, malfunction, problem, singultus, (v) belch. ildio yield; synonyms (n) produce, return, give, output, (v) surrender, allow, concede, submit, cede, grant; antonyms (v) resist, persevere. impio 1. shoot; synonyms (v) bud, discharge, dart, dash, drive, flash, hunt, (n) scion, branch, sprout, 2. bud; synonyms (n) bloom, blossom, flower, germ, button, embryo, (v) graft, shoot, vegetate, develop, 3. graft; synonyms (n) corruption, bribery, bribe, grafting, implant, (v) transplant, toil, engraft, ingraft, boodle, 4. sprout; synonyms (v) bourgeon, germinate, grow, pullulate, (n) offshoot, sprit, acrospire, chit, outgrowth, plumule. impyn 1. shoot; synonyms (v) bud, discharge, dart, dash, drive, flash, hunt, (n) scion, branch, sprout, 2. graft; synonyms (n) corruption, bribery, bribe, grafting, implant, (v) transplant, toil, engraft, ingraft, boodle, 3. scion; synonyms (n) offspring, progeny, child, descendant, graft, cutting, cion, slip, bantling, heir. inc ink; synonyms (n) mark, (v) sign, subscribe, autograph, blacken, contract, employ, (adj) raven, sloe, smut. incil tape; synonyms (n) band, ribbon, strip, rope, cassette, seal, (v) record, videotape, video. incwm 1. income; synonyms (n) earnings, proceeds, profit, revenue, gain, means, pay, return, salary, yield; antonym (n) loss, 2. revenue; synonyms (n) income, receipts, interest, gate, returns, incomings, resources, takings, taxation, gross. indiwm indium; synonyms (n) in, inch. ing 1. anguish; synonyms (n) agony, torment, torture, ache, distress, misery, affliction, desolation, despair, (v) pain; antonyms (n) joy, pleasure, 2. agony; synonyms (n) anguish, suffering, grief, pang, passion, sorrow, throe, martyrdom, ordeal, woe, 3. distress; synonyms (n) trouble, anxiety, calamity, difficulty, hurt, (v) afflict, concern, bother, upset, worry; antonyms (v) comfort, please. ingol 1. agonizing; synonyms (adj) excruciating, painful, harrowing, poignant, grievous, agonising, torturous, heartbreaking, 2. agonized; synonyms (adj) agonised, hurt, miserable, suffering, tormented, woeful, sorrowful, tortured. iod 1. jot; synonyms (n) iota, bit, ace, crumb, hint, molecule, (adj) atom, particle, speck, dot, 2. iota; synonyms (n) scintilla, shred, tittle, whit, grain, fragment, point, (adj) jot, corpuscle, mote. ir 1. fresh; synonyms (adj) bracing, brisk, clean, novel, bright, original, recent, airy, bold, (adv) new;
antonyms (adj) old, stale, decayed, exhausted, hot, humid, muggy, musty, off, oppressive, 2. green (gwyrdd); synonyms (adj) fresh, callow, immature, emerald, jealous, raw, young, youthful, crude, envious; antonym (adj) experienced, 3. raw; synonyms (adj) bleak, coarse, cutting, green, piercing, sore, cold, biting, chilly, inclement; antonyms (adj) refined, cooked. iraid grease; synonyms (n) fat, bribe, butter, grime, lard, lubricant, (v) oil, boodle, anoint, graft. iraidd 1. fresh; synonyms (adj) bracing, brisk, clean, novel, bright, original, recent, airy, bold, (adv) new; antonyms (adj) old, stale, decayed, exhausted, hot, humid, muggy, musty, off, oppressive, 2. succulent; synonyms (adj) juicy, lush, fleshy, luscious, sappy, liquid, appetizing, (n) pulpy, curdled, emulsive; antonym (adj) dry, 3. luxuriant; synonyms (adj) abundant, lavish, exuberant, thick, fecund, fertile, flourishing, opulent, profuse, prolific; antonym (adj) barren. irder 1. greenness; synonyms (n) green, freshness, verdure, viridity, greenery, verdancy; antonym (n) aridity, 2. freshness; synonyms (n) novelty, impertinence, gall, greenness, impudence, insolence, newness, cheekiness, crust, (adj) coolness; antonym (n) staleness. ireiddio freshen; synonyms (v) air, invigorate, refresh, ventilate, fresh, aerate, renew, purify, chill, complete. irllawn 1. wrathful; synonyms (adj) angry, furious, irate, indignant, ireful, wroth, incensed, mad, raging, resentful, 2. irate; synonyms (adj) enraged, annoyed, infuriated, provoked, exasperated, heated, livid, wrathful, fuming; antonym (adj) calm. iro 1. grease; synonyms (n) fat, bribe, butter, grime, lard, lubricant, (v) oil, boodle, anoint, graft, 2. baste; synonyms (v) batter, beat, drub, pummel, sew, stitch, tack, thrash, thresh, (n) basting, 3. anoint; synonyms (v) anele, embrocate, sanctify, consecrate, dedicate, bless, embalm, fragrance, freshen, imbue, 4. rub; synonyms (v) fray, grate, gall, chafe, abrade, caress, fret, furbish, (n) check, brush, 5. smear; synonyms (n) blot, smudge, slander, blotch, aspersion, (v) slur, libel, blur, malign, (adj) daub. irwr greaser; synonyms (n) taco, wetback, (adj) dago, slant, tenderfoot, mick, wop. is 1. beneath; synonyms (prep) under, (adv) below, underneath, infra, (adj) low; antonyms (prep) above, over, 2. below; synonyms (adv) beneath, down, downstairs, (adj) after, 3. under; synonyms (adj) lower, nether, bottom, inferior, subject, subordinate, lowest, 4. inferior; synonyms (adj) bad, secondary, humble, poor, cheap, junior, lesser, petty, base, feeble; antonyms (adj) better, choice,
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Welsh - English excellent, first-rate, high-class, premium, (n) superior, superscript, 5. lower; synonyms (adj) debase, (v) degrade, diminish, frown, dip, abase, cut, descend, drop, (n) depress; antonyms (v) increase, raise, 6. vice; synonyms (adj) defect, fault, imperfection, failing, (n) blemish, corruption, depravity, evil, immorality, iniquity; antonym (n) asset, 7. sub; synonyms (n) pigboat, submarine, bomber, (v) substitute, replace. isalaw bass; synonyms (adj) deep, low, resonant, rich, sonorous, abstruse, booming, rumbling, (n) basso, (adv) accompaniment. isel 1. low; synonyms (adj) contemptible, abject, humble, ignoble, base, blue, common, deep, dejected, (adv) gentle; antonyms (adj) cheerful, happy, high-pitched, loud, important, piercing, (n) high, 2. base; synonyms (n) foundation, basis, (adj) bottom, mean, dishonorable, low, vile, bad, despicable, (v) ground; antonyms (n) summit, top, (adj) noble, 3. humble; synonyms (adj) docile, lowly, modest, (v) degrade, demean, disgrace, abase, debase, humiliate, mortify; antonyms (adj) grand, arrogant, conceited, haughty, imposing, impressive, pompous, snooty, 4. depressed; synonyms (adj) concave, dispirited, down, downcast, downhearted, gloomy, hollow, sad, crestfallen, disappointed; antonym (adj) convex, 5. mean; synonyms (v) intend, design, imply, denote, involve, (adj) middle, hateful, medium, miserly, (n) average; antonyms (adj) generous, kind. iselder 1. depression; synonyms (n) basin, cavity, dejection, decline, dent, dip, hole, hollow, impression, slump; antonyms (n) cheerfulness, happiness, boom, elation, encouragement, inflation, outcrop, 2. depth; synonyms (n) abyss, deepness, profoundness, intensity, profundity, abstruseness, wisdom, breadth, extent, height, 3. lowness; synonyms (n) depth, depression, baseness, meanness, abundance, completeness, despondency, dullness, highness, humiliation. iselfrydedd 1. humility; synonyms (n) humbleness, diffidence, modesty, submission, shyness, lowliness; antonyms (n) pride, affectation, arrogance, conceit, haughtiness, 2. condescension; synonyms (n) disparagement, lordliness, affability, patronage, contempt, disdain, superciliousness; antonyms (n) humility, respect. iselwael mean; synonyms (v) intend, design, imply, denote, (adj) middle, base, common, (n) average, contemptible, low; antonyms (adj) generous, kind. isiarll viscount; synonym (n) earl. isiarllaeth viscounty; synonyms (n) viscountcy, viscountship. islaw 1. beneath; synonyms (prep) under, (adv) below, underneath, infra, (adj) low; antonyms (prep) above,
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over, 2. below; synonyms (adv) beneath, down, downstairs, (adj) after. isod 1. beneath; synonyms (prep) under, (adv) below, underneath, infra, (adj) low; antonyms (prep) above, over, 2. below; synonyms (adv) beneath, down, downstairs, (adj) after. isradd inferior; synonyms (adj) bad, secondary, subordinate, humble, poor, cheap, junior, lesser, petty, base; antonyms (adj) better, choice, excellent, first-rate, high-class, premium, (n) superior, superscript. israddol inferior; synonyms (adj) bad, secondary, subordinate, humble, poor, cheap, junior, lesser, petty, base; antonyms (adj) better, choice, excellent, first-rate, high-class, premium, (n) superior, superscript. israddoldeb inferiority; synonyms (n) degeneracy, minority, subordinacy, cheapness, claptrap, deteriority, humbleness, lack, meekness, popularity; antonym (n) supremacy. iswasanaethgar subservient; synonyms (adj) submissive, subordinate, obsequious, accessory, obedient, servile, ancillary, slavish, menial, compliant; antonym (adj) domineering. ithfaen granite; synonyms (n) brickwork, limestone, mineral, (adj) stone, crag, crystal, flint, fossil, marble, pebble.
J jac-y-do jackdaw; synonyms (n) daw, crow, caddow, chough, jay, magpie, raven, rook. jam jam; synonyms (n) crush, crowd, fix, squeeze, congestion, conserve, dilemma, (v) block, cram, bar; antonym (v) free. jar jar; synonyms (n) jangle, blow, crock, container, jog, (v) jolt, clash, creak, bump, collide. jerbil gerbil; synonym (n) gerbille. job job; synonyms (n) chore, employment, position, work, assignment, business, career, duty, matter, occupation. joben job; synonyms (n) chore, employment, position, work, assignment, business, career, duty, matter, occupation. jobyn job; synonyms (n) chore, employment, position, work, assignment, business, career, duty, matter, occupation. jocan joke; synonyms (n) jest, banter, hoax, fun, caper, gag, game, quip, antic, (v) chaff; antonym (n) tragedy.
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joch gulp; synonyms (n) drink, gasp, draft, draught, (v) bolt, devour, gobble, swig, gorge, down; antonyms (v) sip, nibble. jochio gulp; synonyms (n) drink, gasp, draft, draught, (v) bolt, devour, gobble, swig, gorge, down; antonyms (v) sip, nibble. jwg jug; synonyms (n) jar, vase, bottle, container, pot, bucket, (v) jail, gaol, immure, imprison. jyst just; synonyms (adv) exactly, (adj) fair, right, correct, equitable, accurate, honest, impartial, barely, fit; antonyms (adj) unfair, biased, wrong.
L label label; synonyms (n) name, brand, tag, title, designation, earmark, (v) mark, call, classify, check.
labordy laboratory; synonyms (n) lab, factory, course, elaboratory, operatory, (adj) experimental, alembic, stillatory. lafant lavender; synonyms (n) blue, (adj) mauve, lilac, violet, purple, amethyst, puce, indigo, plum, wine. lamp lamp; synonyms (n) light, look, beacon, view, glance, alfalfa, (v) behold, regard, perceive, gape. lapio 1. lap; synonyms (n) circle, circuit, fold, coil, knee, (v) lick, overlap, bind, (adv) compass, encircle, 2. wrap; synonyms (v) cloak, cover, envelop, enfold, roll, shroud, swathe, wind, enclose, (n) coat; antonyms (v) unwrap, uncover. larwm alarm; synonyms (n) dismay, alert, consternation, affright, apprehension, fright, (v) awe, scare, agitate, horrify; antonyms (v) calm, comfort. lawnt lawn; synonyms (n) grass, grassplot, field, green, park, meadow, grassplat, plot, backyard, esplanade. lefain leaven; synonyms (n) leavening, constituent, (v) ferment, lift, raise, temper, (adj) contaminate, debase, defile, denaturalize. lefeinio leaven; synonyms (n) leavening, constituent, (v) ferment, lift, raise, temper, (adj) contaminate, debase, defile, denaturalize. lefeinllyd leavened; synonym (adj) raised. lefel 1. level; synonyms (n) grade, degree, (adj) even, equal, horizontal, (v) flat, flatten, floor, aim, demolish; antonyms (adj) inclined, slanting, angled, unequal, (v) uneven, build, raise, 2. plane; synonyms (n) airplane, face, aeroplane, aircraft, stage, surface, (v) shave, (adj) level, smooth, flush. lefelu level; synonyms (n) grade, degree, (adj) even, equal, horizontal, (v) flat, flatten, floor, aim, demolish; antonyms (adj) inclined, slanting, angled, unequal, (v) uneven, build, raise.
lein line; synonyms (n) cord, file, house, breed, course, family, lineage, field, ancestry, border. leinin lining; synonyms (n) facing, liner, inside, cladding, padding, support, cribbing, doubling, face, flesher. les lace; synonyms (n) edging, lacing, net, (v) braid, enlace, entwine, interlace, bind, rope, (adj) string. letysen lettuce; synonyms (n) cabbage, dough, boodle, bread, clams, currency, (v) chowder, chupatty, clam, compote. lifrai livery; synonyms (n) delivery, clothing, uniform, cast, color, complexion, dye, hue, (adj) liverish, bilious. lili lily; synonyms (adj) chalk, effeminate, milk, paper, rose, snow, anemone, asphodel, begonia, buttercup. lindys caterpillar; synonyms (n) cat, larva, worm, maggot, cocoon, nymph, nympha, orphan, pupa, staddle. llabed 1. flap; synonyms (n) fuss, slap, disturbance, pother, (v) flop, beat, wave, brandish, flutter, shake, 2. lapel; synonyms (n) flap, corrugation, crankle, crinkle, crumple, double, doubling, duplicature, elbow, flexion, 3. lappet; synonyms (n) wattle, trappings. llabwst 1. lout; synonyms (n) clod, goon, oaf, clown, boor, loon, klutz, lubber, lump, (adj) gawk, 2. oaf; synonyms (n) lout, dolt, dunce, fool, lummox, hoodlum, 3. lubber; synonyms (n) looby, muff, flat, fumbler, landlubber, landsman, lubbard. llabyddio stone (carreg); synonyms (n) jewel, rock, calculus, gem, pebble, concretion, gemstone, (v) pit, lapidate, pelt. llac 1. loose; synonyms (adj) lax, liberal, dissolute, licentious, light, (v) disengage, liberate, relax, (n) free, limp; antonyms (adj) tight, close, compressed, dense, taut, strict, compact, wedged, 2. slack; synonyms (adj) loose, idle, indolent, negligent, baggy, flaccid, flabby, (v) remiss, dull, slow; antonym (adj) thorough, 3. lax; synonyms (adj) slack, careless, easy, permissive, indulgent, lenient, neglectful, soft, vague, (v) frail; antonyms (adj) careful, severe. llach 1. slash; synonyms (n) cut, gash, rip, slice, split, (v) reduce, hack, clip, hew, tear, 2. lash; synonyms (n) goad, scourge, hit, (v) whip, beat, flog, chastise, bind, (adj) strap, tie. llachar 1. flashing; synonyms (n) flash, flare, (adj) bright, sparkling, blinking, meteoric, scintillating, brilliant, light, beaming; antonym (adj) constant, 2. brilliant; synonyms (adj) splendid, glorious, illustrious, intelligent, luminous, magnificent, spectacular, sunny, vivid, (v) smart; antonyms (adj) dull, dim, awful, dark, 3. bright; synonyms (adj) clear, alive, apt, brainy, lustrous, shining, shiny,
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consider also 2. milk house. llaethog milky; synonyms (adj) opaque, milk, cloudy, lacteal, muddy, white, milklike, pearly, lacteous, tender; antonym (adj) clear. llafar 1. utterance; synonyms (n) declaration, expression, pronunciation, speech, exclamation, articulation, remark, statement, observation, language, 2. vocal; synonyms (adj) oral, spoken, unwritten, outspoken, sonant, sonorous, vowel, eloquent, instrumental, sung; antonym (adj) quiet, 3. speech; synonyms (n) address, delivery, lecture, conversation, discourse, sermon, diction, communication, (v) say, saying, 4. oral; synonyms (adj) vocal, verbal, (n) examination; antonym (adj)
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written, 5. loud; synonyms (adj) flashy, garish, gaudy, blatant, boisterous, brassy, forte, high, brazen, jazzy; antonyms (adj) soft, gentle, tasteful, low, subdued, subtle. llafariad vowel; synonyms (n) consonant, (adj) vocal, intonated, oral, sonant, sonorous. llafn blade; synonyms (n) vane, beau, knife, brand, foil, leaf, razor, shaft, steel, sword. llafrwynen bulrush; synonyms (n) bullrush, nailrod, reedmace, (adj) doit, farthing, feather, halfpenny, jot, peppercorn, rap. llafur corn; synonyms (n) maize, clavus, cereals, callus, wheat, grain, commonplace, (v) feed, keep. llafurfawr elaborate; synonyms (adj) detailed, careful, complex, complicated, involved, (v) develop, specify, amplify, expand, expound; antonyms (adj) plain, simple, modest. llafurio 1. till; synonyms (prep) until, unto, (n) drawer, tiller, cashbox, (v) cultivate, plow, hoe, farm, dig, 2. toil; synonyms (n) labor, drudge, work, drudgery, effort, grind, exertion, (v) sweat, plod, labour, 3. labor; synonyms (n) endeavor, travail, childbirth, struggle, birth, business, (v) toil, confinement, delivery, strain; antonym (v) rest, 4. plod; synonyms (v) tramp, clump, slog, trudge, pad, footslog, lumber, walk, (n) pace. llafurus 1. laborious; synonyms (adj) difficult, arduous, hard, backbreaking, diligent, heavy, industrious, grueling, assiduous, exhausting; antonym (adj) easy, 2. arduous; synonyms (adj) laborious, onerous, strenuous, uphill, painful, severe, tough, troublesome, trying, precipitous, 3. toilsome; synonyms (adj) grievous, gruelling, labored, labourious, punishing, (v) wearisome, 4. painstaking; synonyms (adj) careful, conscientious, exact, meticulous, scrupulous, particular, thorough, attentive, exacting, precise; antonym (adj) careless. llafurwr 1. husbandman; synonyms (n) farmer, agriculturist, granger, countryman, sodbuster, (v) cultivator, tiller, 2. laborer; synonyms (n) worker, hand, labourer, drudge, labor, employee, carpenter, machine, slave, swinker. llai 1. less; synonyms (adv) lesser, (adj) inferior, wanting, lower, minor, secondary, subordinate, minus; antonyms (adv) more, (adj) additional, 2. smaller; synonyms (adj) littler, less, shorter, slighter; antonym (adj) greater. llaid 1. mire; synonyms (n) bog, filth, marsh, dirt, quagmire, muck, sludge, tangle, (v) involve, (adj) mud, 2. mud; synonyms (n) grime, ooze, soil, swamp, (adj) clay, (v) mire. llain 1. piece; synonyms (n) cut, division, fragment, part, article, component, composition, hunk, lump, patch, 2. patch; synonyms (n) darn, fleck, mend,
plot, bed, blot, freckle, bit, (v) piece, botch, consider also 3. narrow strip; synonym (n) hoop. llais 1. voice; synonyms (n) speech, sound, (v) enunciate, express, pronounce, say, speak, utter, vocalize, articulate, 2. vote; synonyms (n) ballot, election, poll, suffrage, franchise, voting, choice, balloting, (v) voice, elect. llaith 1. damp; synonyms (adj) moist, muggy, clammy, cool, dank, (v) break, check, chill, (n) wet, dampness; antonyms (adj) dry, (n) dryness, 2. death; synonyms (n) demise, end, expiration, close, exit, cessation, decease, departure, dissolution, doom; antonyms (n) birth, existence, delivery, 3. moist; synonyms (adj) humid, damp, dampish, soggy, wettish, juicy, sodden, sticky, watery, dripping. llall other (arall); synonyms (adj) additional, another, different, extra, further, more, new, second, distinct, dissimilar; antonym (adj) same. llam 1. jump (neidio); synonyms (v) hop, spring, dive, hurdle, rise, (n) leap, bound, bounce, start, caper; antonyms (v) decrease, fall, 2. bound; synonyms (v) border, limit, circumscribe, confine, pounce, (n) jump, boundary, edge, barrier, compass; antonym (adj) free, 3. stride; synonyms (n) step, pace, footstep, gait, stalk, walk, progress, rate, stump, (v) tread, 4. leap; synonyms (n) vault, curvet, jumping, lunge, lope, bouncing, (v) dance, clear, skip, increase; antonym (v) plummet. llamhidydd porpoise; synonyms (n) dunter, pellack, porpesse, (adj) cachalot, whale. llamsachus frisky; synonyms (adj) brisk, playful, lively, coltish, perky, frolicsome, kittenish, tricksy. llan 1. church; synonyms (n) cathedral, temple, denomination, meetinghouse, minster, chantry, churchdom, oratory, shrine, (adj) pope, 2. village; synonyms (n) hamlet, city, community, neighborhood, settlement, kraal, (adv) town. llanc 1. youth; synonyms (n) boy, juvenile, lad, young, youngster, adolescence, kid, juvenility, puberty, (adj) adolescent; antonyms (n) adulthood, adult, ripeness, 2. lad; synonyms (n) fellow, blighter, chap, cub, cuss, fella, laddie, schoolboy, companion, stripling. llances 1. adolescent; synonyms (adj) immature, young, teen, youthful, boyish, childish, infantile, jejune, (n) juvenile, teenager; antonyms (n) adult, infant, 2. lass; synonyms (n) girl, lassie, woman, drab, harlot, nymph, youngster, schoolgirl, strumpet, trollop. llancesig 1. lassie; synonyms (n) lass, girl, 2. maiden; synonyms (adj) first, initiatory, unmarried, celibate, inaugural, initiative, (n) damsel, maid, wench, nymph.
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Welsh - English llannerch glade; synonyms (n) clearing, aisle, alley, vista, swamp, bottom, clarification, dale, dell, dingle. llanw 1. flow; synonyms (n) flood, current, discharge, (v) stream, course, flux, jet, run, surge, float, 2. tide; synonyms (n) flow, drift, time, race, rush, (v) wave, billow, noonday. llariaidd 1. gentle; synonyms (adj) clement, calm, easy, friendly, soft, affable, balmy, kind, mild, tame; antonyms (adj) caustic, cruel, fierce, harsh, loud, violent, rough, abrupt, hardhearted, heavy, 2. meek; synonyms (adj) humble, lowly, docile, gentle, low, compliant, modest, quiet, submissive, retiring; antonyms (adj) assertive, bossy, 3. mild; synonyms (adj) kindly, gracious, benign, lenient, delicate, meek, sweet, fine, bland, indulgent; antonyms (adj) intense, extreme, pungent, severe, sharp, spicy, barbed, great, hot, incisive. llarieiddio 1. mollify; synonyms (v) alleviate, assuage, appease, conciliate, abate, ease, (adj) allay, calm, mitigate, soften; antonyms (v) aggravate, enrage, provoke, 2. soothe; synonyms (v) lull, comfort, pacify, palliate, relieve, solace, mollify, quiet, compose, (n) console; antonyms (v) irritate, upset, annoy, intensify, worry. llarp 1. clout; synonyms (n) cuff, hit, punch, knock, slap, swipe, crack, (v) smack, strike, whack, 2. shred; synonyms (n) fragment, rag, scrap, bit, iota, piece, scintilla, strip, (v) rip, tear. llarpio 1. tear; synonyms (n) split, rupture, rent, (v) break, rip, crack, pull, rend, lacerate, race, 2. maul; synonyms (n) hammer, sledge, sledgehammer, (v) mall, mangle, beat, buffet, batter, molest, (adj) bruise, 3. mangle; synonyms (n) destroy, (v) deface, blemish, disfigure, distort, murder, twist, damage, (adj) maim, cripple, 4. rend; synonyms (v) cleave, divide, rive, tear, disrupt, slash, part, pluck, snap, dismember. llarpiog 1. ragged; synonyms (adj) seedy, threadbare, worn, hoarse, jagged, scruffy, torn, dilapidated, (n) shabby, harsh; antonyms (adj) pristine, smart, elegant, 2. tattered; synonyms (adj) ragged, frayed, shattered, (v) bedraggled. llath 1. wand; synonyms (n) scepter, verge, mace, fasces, sceptre, (v) rod, stick, staff, 2. yard; synonyms (n) court, courtyard, garden, backyard, grounds, close, quadrangle, enclosure, beehive, bindery. llathen yard; synonyms (n) court, courtyard, garden, backyard, grounds, close, quadrangle, enclosure, beehive, bindery. llathr 1. smooth; synonyms (adj) easy, calm, level, oily, facile, flat, flowing, fluent, (v) quiet, facilitate; antonyms (adj) rough, uneven, abrasive, coarse, crumpled, flaking, harsh, jerky, lined, peeling, 2.
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glossy; synonyms (adj) shiny, sleek, bright, smooth, brilliant, glazed, burnished, glassy, glistening, lustrous; antonym (adj) dull, 3. bright; synonyms (adj) clear, alive, apt, intelligent, vivid, beaming, brainy, light, luminous, shining; antonyms (adj) cloudy, dark, dim, dreary, gloomy, stupid, unintelligent, overcast, shadowy, leaden. llathraidd smooth; synonyms (adj) easy, calm, level, oily, facile, flat, flowing, fluent, (v) quiet, facilitate; antonyms (adj) rough, uneven, abrasive, coarse, crumpled, flaking, harsh, jerky, lined, peeling. llathru polish; synonyms (n) finish, gloss, burnish, gentility, cultivation, elegance, (v) furbish, glaze, rub, civilize. llaw hand; synonyms (n) deal, aid, applause, (v) deliver, give, pass, commit, bestow, afford, communicate. llawchwith left-handed; synonyms (adj) insincere, disingenuous, double-dealing, hypocritical, illicit, ambidextrous, back-handed, careless, doubleedged, enigmatic. llawdde dextrous; synonyms (adj) deft, dexterous, clever, slick, (n) dextrousness. llawddryll 1. pistol; synonyms (n) handgun, firearm, gun, barker, drawcansir, faculty, swashbuckler, (adj) experienced, 2. revolver; synonyms (n) pistol, cannon, rifle, weapon. llawdr 1. trousers; synonyms (n) pants, breeches, knickers, pantaloons, trowsers, drawers, bloomers, inexpressibles, smallclothes, trossers, 2. breeches; synonyms (n) breech, knickerbockers, short, overalls, smalls, brogues, shortclothes. llawen 1. merry; synonyms (adj) gay, joyful, lively, cheerful, glad, jolly, jovial, facetious, frolicsome, (n) convivial; antonym (adj) sad, 2. cheerful; synonyms (adj) buoyant, breezy, blithe, bright, carefree, merry, optimistic, pleasant, airy, animated; antonyms (adj) depressed, gloomy, unhappy, dejected, depressing, grim, hopeless, miserable, morose, somber, 3. joyful; synonyms (adj) happy, elated, gleeful, blissful, cheery, delighted, joyous, festive, lighthearted, exultant, 4. blithe; synonyms (adj) unconcerned, blithesome, jocular, light, lightsome, sprightly, sunny, vivacious, 5. glad; synonyms (adj) contented, jubilant, content, delightful, genial, willing, beaming, blessed, proud, lief. llawenhau 1. gladden; synonyms (v) cheer, exhilarate, enliven, comfort, joy, animate, encourage, console, content, (adj) inspirit, 2. rejoice; synonyms (v) delight, gladden, glory, jubilate, revel, triumph, gratify, gloat, please, (n) exult; antonyms (v) lament, mourn. llawenychu rejoice; synonyms (v) cheer, delight, gladden, glory, joy, jubilate, revel, triumph, gratify, (n) exult; antonyms (v) lament, mourn.
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llawenydd 1. joy; synonyms (n) delight, enjoyment, elation, gladness, glee, happiness, pleasure, bliss, (v) exult, cheer; antonyms (n) misery, sorrow, sadness, disaster, grief, 2. gladness; synonyms (n) joy, gaiety, exhilaration, mirth, cheerfulness, contentment, rapture, rejoicing, satisfaction, ecstasy, 3. mirth; synonyms (n) amusement, hilarity, festivity, fun, joviality, laughter, entertainment, (adj) merriment, jollity, animation. llawer 1. many; synonyms (adj) manifold, abundant, countless, frequent, various, innumerable, much, multiple, numerous, (n) number; antonym (n) few, 2. much; synonyms (adv) greatly, frequently, almost, awfully, considerably, far, most, (n) lot, (adj) great, considerable; antonym (adv) slightly. llawes sleeve; synonyms (n) arm, case, liner, cover, cuff, collar, sheath, skin, socket, wristband. llawfeddyg surgeon; synonyms (n) doctor, physician, sawbones, chirurgeon. llawfeddygaeth surgery; synonyms (n) operation, chirurgery, act, functioning, or, performance, procedure, process, treatment. llawfeddygol surgical; synonyms (adj) operative, chirurgical, effective, functional, key. llawffon 1. baton; synonyms (n) stick, club, staff, wand, cudgel, rod, alpenstock, consider also 2. walking stick; synonym (n) walkingstick. llawforwyn handmaid; synonyms (n) handmaiden, servant, ancille, minister, retainer. llawfrydedd sadness; synonyms (n) depression, grief, melancholy, desolation, misery, sorrow, despondency, gloom, regret, (adj) distress; antonyms (n) happiness, amusement, cheerfulness, joy, laughter. llawlyfr manual; synonyms (n) handbook, guide, guidebook, brochure, primer, text, textbook, compendium, grammar, abecedary; antonyms (adj) automatic, mechanized. llawn 1. full; synonyms (adj) complete, absolute, abundant, broad, flush, ample, enough, extensive, (n) entire, crowded; antonyms (adj) empty, lacking, starving, hungry, sketchy, incomplete, 2. flush; synonyms (n) bloom, blossom, (v) blush, glow, color, even, (adj) flat, affluent, rich, level, 3. quite; synonyms (adv) altogether, absolutely, all, completely, entirely, fully, sheer, exactly, fairly, (adj) just; antonym (adv) extremely. llawr 1. floor; synonyms (n) bed, level, base, layer, bottom, flooring, ground, (v) deck, dump, fell; antonym (n) top, 2. ground; synonyms (n) cause, land, floor, reason, dirt, field, soil, account, (v) found, establish; antonym (n) ceiling, 3. earth; synonyms (n) world, dust, clay, lair, creation, ball, country, den, globe, hole. llawryf 1. bay (bae); synonyms (n) alcove, bark, recess, cry, harbor, fiord, sound, (adj) brown, (v)
yap, roar, 2. laurel; synonyms (n) honor, decoration, medal, prize, title, cordon, coronet, cross, garter, riband. llawysgrif manuscript; synonyms (n) codex, writing, book, handwriting, copy, record, text, document, holograph. llawysgrifen handwriting; synonyms (n) hand, writing, chirography, script, ability, book. lle 1. place; synonyms (n) position, domicile, (v) post, arrange, fix, lay, locate, rank, station, deposit; antonym (v) remove, 2. accommodation; synonyms (n) adjustment, compromise, loan, lodging, adaptation, agreement, apartment, appeasement, (v) advance, (adj) adaption. lleban 1. clown; synonyms (n) buffoon, fool, boor, comedian, comic, harlequin, jester, joke, joker, (v) antic, 2. lubber; synonyms (adj) gawk, goon, (n) lout, looby, oaf, clod, klutz, muff, flat, fumbler. llech 1. flag; synonyms (n) banner, colors, ensign, (v) decline, languish, sag, (adj) droop, fade, drop, fail, 2. slab; synonyms (n) hunk, chunk, bar, block, layer, monument, board, (adj) table, plate, tablet, 3. slate; synonyms (n) list, plank, platform, (v) condemn, foolscap, paper, papyrus, parchment, censure, schedule. llechgi sneak; synonyms (v) creep, lurk, (n) cower, slink, informer, skulk, snitch, (adj) coward, grovel, dastard. llechres 1. list; synonyms (n) catalog, catalogue, file, inclination, index, schedule, calendar, (v) lean, tilt, enter, 2. catalog; synonyms (n) list, directory, guide, register, roll, (v) record, classify, sort, detail, enumerate, 3. table (bwrdd); synonyms (n) board, chart, stand, plateau, console, platen, (v) defer, postpone, shelve, (adj) plate. llechu 1. hide; synonyms (v) conceal, disguise, obscure, bury, cloak, (n) cover, fur, coat, fell, (adj) darken; antonyms (v) reveal, show, expose, express, 2. skulk; synonyms (v) lurk, prowl, sneak, creep, malinger, steal, cower, shirk, slink, (adj) hide, 3. shelter; synonyms (n) guard, refuge, asylum, harbor, protect, protection, sanctuary, security, shield, (v) screen, 4. lurk; synonyms (v) ambush, ambuscade, skulk, waylay, loiter, lurch, wait, bushwhack, linger. llechwedd 1. hillside; synonyms (n) brae, bank, hill, 2. slope; synonyms (n) incline, declivity, dip, decline, descent, fall, (v) pitch, slant, cant, lean. llechwraidd 1. insidious; synonyms (adj) crafty, cunning, deceitful, snaky, deceptive, guileful, sly, subtle, treacherous, wily; antonym (adj) contained, 2. stealthy; synonyms (adj) furtive, clandestine, secret, sneaky, surreptitious, covert, private, backstairs, concealed, (v) insidious; antonym (adj) open.
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deposit; antonym (v) remove, 2. spot; synonyms (n) blot, place, speck, stain, dot, dapple, (v) blemish, soil, fleck, speckle. lled 1. width; synonyms (n) breadth, extent, latitude, length, size, wideness, broadness, amplitude, dimension, distance; antonym (n) thinness, 2. breadth; synonyms (n) scope, width, spread, area, stretch, span, abundance, depth, expanse, magnitude; antonym (n) narrowness, 3. rather; synonyms (adv) quite, enough, fairly, pretty, moderately, considerably, instead, kinda, preferably, relatively; antonym (adv) extremely, 4. partly; synonyms (adv) partially, part, halfway, incompletely, party, carelessly, (adj) half, semi, quasi, (pron) what; antonyms (adv) completely, wholly, entirely. lledaenu 1. spread; synonyms (v) scatter, reach, disperse, expand, extend, broadcast, circulate, diffuse, disseminate, increase; antonym (adj) concentrated, 2. circulate; synonyms (v) spread, circle, distribute, propagate, circularize, issue, mobilize, proclaim, announce, flow, 3. disseminate; synonyms (v) popularize, sow, air, carry, dispel, promulgate, sprinkle, strew, transmit, circularise. lleddf 1. flat; synonyms (adj) dull, bland, even, plain, insipid, level, plane, tasteless, (n) apartment, (v) uninteresting; antonyms (adj) exciting, highpitched, bumpy, 2. slanting; synonyms (adj) inclined, diagonal, oblique, sloping, askew, aslant, aslope, sideways, slanted, awry, 3. plaintive; synonyms (adj) mournful, pathetic, piteous, doleful, sad, sorrowful, wistful, 4. minor; synonyms (adj) little, inferior, insignificant, junior, lesser, lower, small, inconsequential, (n) child, juvenile; antonyms (adj) major, important, significant, basic, chief, fundamental, leading, main, overriding, superseding. lleddfu 1. soothe; synonyms (v) lull, comfort, allay, alleviate, calm, ease, mitigate, (n) console, (adj) appease, assuage; antonyms (v) aggravate, irritate, upset, annoy, intensify, worry, 2. allay; synonyms (v) abate, lay, moderate, quell, quench, quiet, solace, compose, (adj) still, soothe, 3. flatten; synonyms (v) fell, demolish, level, press, even, drop, roll, squash, depress, destroy; antonyms (v) build, crumple, 4. dull; synonyms (adj) dim, blunt, dense, dreary, sluggish, bland, boring, cloudy, cold, (v) deaden; antonyms (adj) bright, lively, sharp, exciting, interesting, lustrous, stimulating, amusing, exhilarating, glittery, 5. assuage; synonyms (v) pacify, relieve, soften, temper, cool, lighten, mollify, palliate, placate, qualify, 6. soften; synonyms (v) dull, melt, mute, relent, break,
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cushion, damp, dampen, mellow, mince; antonyms (v) harden, set, solidify, congeal. lleden 1. flatfish, 2. plaice; synonyms (n) flounder, tonguefishes. llediaith brogue; synonyms (n) brogan, dialect, buskin, clodhopper, drawl, enunciation, gaiter, galligaskin, gamashes, gambado. llednais 1. delicate; synonyms (adj) fine, accurate, breakable, dainty, fragile, refined, tender, beautiful, brittle, difficult; antonyms (adj) strong, inelegant, robust, heavy, sturdy, tough, 2. modest; synonyms (adj) humble, bashful, diffident, lowly, moderate, gentle, chaste, decent, low, meek; antonyms (adj) arrogant, conceited, elaborate, pompous, pretentious, proud, self-important, showy, spectacular, boastful, 3. meek; synonyms (adj) docile, tame, compliant, mild, modest, quiet, submissive, kind, retiring, unassuming; antonyms (adj) assertive, bossy. lledneisrwydd 1. delicacy; synonyms (n) daintiness, finesse, fragility, tidbit, weakness, delicate, airiness, discretion, elegance, (adj) dainty; antonym (n) coarseness, 2. modesty; synonyms (n) chastity, decency, reserve, bashfulness, humility, diffidence, humbleness, coyness, gentleness, (adj) honesty; antonyms (n) arrogance, pretentiousness, selfimportance, immodesty, spectacle. lledr leather; synonyms (n) fur, fleece, skin, buckskin, fell, pelt, (v) drub, thrash, thresh, hit. lledred latitude; synonyms (n) breadth, freedom, room, scope, expanse, compass, range, climate, clime, parallel. lledrith 1. illusion; synonyms (n) delusion, hallucination, fantasy, apparition, deception, fancy, magic, chimera, deceit, dissimulation; antonym (n) reality, 2. magic; synonyms (adj) magical, charming, (n) conjuration, incantation, charm, enchantment, legerdemain, sorcery, glamour, fascination, 3. phantasm; synonyms (n) ghost, illusion, phantom, spirit, vision, mirage, phantasma, specter. lledrithio 1. haunt; synonyms (v) frequent, follow, pursue, stalk, (n) den, resort, ghost, hangout, home, (adj) harass, 2. appear; synonyms (v) occur, rise, seem, sound, emerge, show, break, arise, arrive, begin; antonyms (v) disappear, vanish. lledrithiol 1. illusive; synonyms (adj) illusory, deceptive, false, delusive, imaginary, fallacious, 2. illusory; synonyms (adj) illusive, unreal, fantastic, fictitious, deceitful, fanciful, insubstantial, misleading, seeming, visionary; antonyms (adj) real, honest. lledu 1. spread; synonyms (v) scatter, reach, disperse, expand, extend, broadcast, circulate, diffuse, disseminate, increase; antonym (adj) concentrated, 2. widen; synonyms (v) broaden, stretch, distend,
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enlarge, spread, develop, dilate, amplify, flare, thicken; antonym (v) narrow, 3. expand; synonyms (v) balloon, aggrandize, augment, inflate, swell, explicate, bloat, elaborate, grow, (adj) expatiate; antonyms (v) contract, shorten, abbreviate, decrease, deflate, reduce, shrink, summarize, 4. broaden; synonym (v) widen; antonyms (v) limit, restrict. llef 1. cry; synonyms (n) shout, bark, scream, yell, clamor, roar, (v) call, bellow, shriek, weep; antonyms (v) laugh, whisper, 2. voice; synonyms (n) speech, sound, (v) enunciate, express, pronounce, say, speak, utter, vocalize, articulate. llefain cry; synonyms (n) shout, bark, scream, yell, clamor, roar, (v) call, bellow, shriek, weep; antonyms (v) laugh, whisper. llefaru 1. speak; synonyms (v) express, converse, pronounce, articulate, deliver, say, utter, discourse, recite, talk, 2. utter; synonyms (adj) absolute, complete, (v) breathe, speak, state, tell, declare, emit, voice, reveal; antonyms (adj) partial, qualified. llefarwr speaker; synonyms (n) loudspeaker, narrator, orator, president, spokesman, conversationalist, chairman, talker, utterer, principal. llefarydd speaker; synonyms (n) loudspeaker, narrator, orator, president, spokesman, conversationalist, chairman, talker, utterer, principal. lleferydd 1. voice; synonyms (n) speech, sound, (v) enunciate, express, pronounce, say, speak, utter, vocalize, articulate, 2. speech; synonyms (n) address, delivery, expression, lecture, conversation, discourse, language, sermon, diction, (v) saying, 3. utterance; synonyms (n) declaration, pronunciation, exclamation, articulation, remark, statement, observation, phrase, speaking, tongue. llefrith milk (llaeth); synonyms (v) exploit, squeeze, drain, tap, anodyne, balm, bleed, (adj) albumen, chalk, glair. llegach 1. weak; synonyms (adj) feeble, frail, faint, flat, flimsy, fragile, thin, watery, light, ailing; antonyms (adj) strong, brave, concentrated, firm, safe, compelling, determined, effective, forceful, healthy, 2. feeble; synonyms (adj) delicate, weak, decrepit, dim, dull, helpless, infirm, lax, mild, (v) debilitated; antonyms (adj) vigorous, hearty, tough, 3. decrepit; synonyms (adj) dilapidated, effete, old, rickety, seedy, senile, shabby, worn, antiquated, ramshackle; antonym (adj) pristine. lleiaf 1. least; synonyms (n) minimum, (adj) last, littlest, minimal, smallest, lowest, minutest, negligible, bottom, first; antonyms (adv) most, (adj) maximum, 2. smallest; synonyms (adj) least, nominal, token.
lleiafrif minority; synonyms (n) nonage, infancy, adolescence, inferiority, subordinacy, teens, childhood, faction, youth, (adj) few. lleiafrifol minority; synonyms (n) nonage, infancy, adolescence, inferiority, subordinacy, teens, childhood, faction, youth, (adj) few. lleian nun; synonyms (n) postulant, religious, sister, cleric, cloistress, monk, parson, preacher, priest, rector. lleiandy 1. convent; synonyms (n) monastery, friary, priory, (v) abbey, cloister, 2. nunnery; synonym (v) convent. lleibio 1. lap; synonyms (n) circle, circuit, fold, coil, knee, (v) lick, overlap, bind, (adv) compass, encircle, 2. lick; synonyms (v) lap, clobber, bat, beat, drub, thrash, defeat, (n) biff, jab, speed. lleibiog miry; synonyms (adj) muddy, boggy, marshy, mucky, dirty, quaggy, slimy, sloughy, swampy. lleiddiad slayer; synonyms (n) murderer, assassin, killer, butcher, executioner, eradicator. lleidr robber; synonyms (n) thief, highwayman, bandit, outlaw, burglar, crook, pillager, pirate, plunderer, depredator. lleihad 1. decrease; synonyms (n) decline, cut, (v) abate, lessen, abridge, diminish, fall, curtail, lower, wane; antonyms (n) growth, extension, (v) increase, rise, grow, intensify, 2. attenuation; synonyms (n) decrease, reduction, (v) emaciation, tabes, consumption, (adj) contusion, detrition, disintegration, granulation, levigation, 3. diminution; synonyms (n) deduction, abatement, contraction, curtailment, decrement, rebate, declension, remission, ebb, deterioration, 4. reduction; synonyms (n) diminution, cutback, depreciation, discount, drop, lessening, reducing, degradation, conversion, abridgement; antonyms (n) intensification, strengthening, expansion, restoration. lleihau 1. diminish; synonyms (v) decrease, abate, decline, lessen, abridge, deduct, detract, dwindle, fall, (adj) degrade; antonyms (v) increase, grow, 2. decrease; synonyms (n) cut, cutback, diminution, (v) diminish, curtail, lower, wane, contract, decay, ebb; antonyms (n) growth, extension, (v) rise, intensify, 3. attenuate; synonyms (v) assuage, dilute, reduce, thin, lighten, enfeeble, (adj) tenuous, fine, rare, attenuated, 4. abate; synonyms (v) subside, allay, bate, fade, flag, relax, relieve, remit, slack, (adj) slacken, 5. lessen; synonyms (v) alleviate, mitigate, moderate, depreciate, drop, ease, impair, shorten, depress, minify; antonym (v) exacerbate. lleisio 1. sound; synonyms (n) echo, peal, (v) ring, chime, fast, (adj) reasonable, complete, healthy, fit, good; antonyms (n) silence, (adj) illogical, unsound,
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Welsh - English confused, 2. bawl; synonyms (v) roar, bellow, bark, call, howl, scream, wail, (n) shout, cry, yell, 3. utter; synonyms (v) express, say, articulate, breathe, speak, state, tell, declare, deliver, emit; antonyms (adj) partial, qualified. lleisiol vocal; synonyms (adj) oral, spoken, unwritten, outspoken, sonant, sonorous, vowel, eloquent, instrumental, sung; antonym (adj) quiet. lleisiwr vocalist; synonyms (n) singer, utterer, vocaliser, vocalizer, soloist. lleithig 1. couch; synonyms (n) bed, sofa, divan, settee, (v) express, put, arrange, formulate, frame, (adj) lie, 2. footstool; synonyms (n) footrest, stool, hassock, pouf, pouffe, puff. lleitho 1. damp; synonyms (adj) moist, muggy, clammy, cool, dank, (v) break, check, chill, (n) wet, dampness; antonyms (adj) dry, (n) dryness, 2. moisten; synonyms (v) dampen, wash, water, dip, drench, soak, soften, sprinkle, deaden, (n) damp. llemain 1. hop; synonyms (n) jump, leap, bound, hops, (v) dance, gambol, bounce, caper, skip, spring, 2. dance; synonyms (n) dancing, party, (v) hop, bop, cavort, play, shake, step, beat, dandle, 3. skip; synonyms (n) omission, (v) prance, cut, skim, trip, decamp, frisk, omit, cross, abscond, 4. leap; synonyms (n) vault, curvet, jumping, lunge, lope, (v) dive, clear, pounce, start, increase; antonyms (v) fall, plummet. llen 1. curtain; synonyms (n) veil, cover, barrier, blind, drapery, screen, drape, mantle, mask, (v) hide, 2. sheet; synonyms (n) board, layer, leaf, canvas, film, paper, coat, coating, blanket, coverlet, 3. blind; synonyms (adj) sightless, undiscerning, (v) bedazzle, daze, dazzle, obscure, (n) curtain, shutter, awning, trick; antonym (adj) sighted, 4. veil; synonyms (n) camouflage, shroud, shade, garment, (v) cloak, disguise, cloud, conceal, secrete, envelop; antonyms (v) disclose, reveal. llencyn 1. adolescent; synonyms (adj) immature, young, teen, youthful, boyish, childish, infantile, jejune, (n) juvenile, teenager; antonyms (n) adult, infant, 2. lad; synonyms (n) boy, fellow, blighter, chap, cub, cuss, fella, laddie, youngster, schoolboy, 3. stripling; synonyms (adj) younker, (n) lad, adolescent, youth. llencyndod adolescence; synonyms (n) immaturity, boyhood, juvenility, puberty, youth, childhood, majority, minority, prime, age. lleng legion; synonyms (n) host, crowd, troop, mass, army, cohort, force, horde, multitude, (adj) many. llenyddiaeth literature; synonyms (n) learning, letters, science, writing, novel, writings, knowledge, advertisement, art, circular.
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llenyddol literary; synonyms (adj) learned, bookish, cultured, educated, erudite, artistic, blue, civilizing, classical, edifying. lleol local; synonyms (adj) native, sectional, topical, home, indigenous, municipal, nearby, civic, limited, (n) resident; antonyms (adj) national, foreign, universal, worldwide. lleoli 1. localize; synonyms (v) lay, localise, place, post, locate, set, situate, lodge, quarter, concentrate, 2. locate; synonyms (v) base, discover, find, localize, fix, deposit, determine, identify, install, position. lleoliad 1. location; synonyms (n) localization, orientation, position, berth, emplacement, fix, lieu, locale, locating, scene, 2. localization; synonyms (n) localisation, location, fixing, hole, jam, mending, mess, muddle, pickle, placement. llepian lap; synonyms (n) circle, circuit, fold, coil, knee, (v) lick, overlap, bind, (adv) compass, encircle. llercian 1. lurk; synonyms (v) ambush, ambuscade, conceal, prowl, skulk, waylay, loiter, lurch, creep, slink, 2. loiter; synonyms (v) linger, dawdle, lag, loaf, dally, saunter, tarry, (adj) delay, lounge, hesitate. lles 1. good (da); synonyms (adj) able, benefit, delicious, right, efficient, capable, excellent, fine, (n) benign, advantage; antonyms (adj) disobedient, poor, wicked, unpleasant, (n) evil, bad, 2. advantage; synonyms (n) behalf, privilege, profit, account, expediency, good, lead, preponderance, virtue, perk; antonyms (n) drawback, detriment, difficulty, (v) disadvantage, 3. benefit; synonyms (n) gain, assistance, favor, interest, reward, service, (v) aid, assist, avail, help; antonyms (n) loss, (v) harm, 4. advancement; synonyms (n) advance, promotion, furtherance, upgrade, growth, cultivation, development, elevation, improvement, progress, 5. avail; synonyms (n) use, utility, worth, (v) do, work, go, promote, serve, apply, (adj) stead, 6. boot; synonyms (n) kick, trunk, bang, charge, kicking, shoe, belt, body, thrill, 7. profit; synonyms (n) produce, earnings, increase, dividend, lucre, proceeds, increment, pay, (v) net, earn; antonym (v) lose. llesfawr beneficent; synonyms (adj) charitable, benevolent, good, kind, philanthropic, gracious, benefic, bounteous, eleemosynary, generous. llesg 1. feeble; synonyms (adj) delicate, weak, decrepit, ailing, dim, dull, frail, helpless, (v) faint, debilitated; antonyms (adj) strong, vigorous, hearty, tough, 2. faint; synonyms (adj) collapse, dizzy, feeble, indistinct, gentle, soft, vague, (v) languish, swoon, droop; antonyms (adj) distinct, clear, obvious, considerable, loud, pungent, 3. languid; synonyms (adj) lazy, indolent, lackadaisical, lethargic, sluggish, torpid, apathetic, inert, infirm,
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listless; antonym (adj) energetic, 4. sluggish; synonyms (adj) idle, inactive, slow, drowsy, languid, slack, slothful, obtuse, (n) heavy, sleepy; antonyms (adj) active, brisk, fast. llesgedd 1. weakness; synonyms (n) debility, defect, failing, fault, deficiency, feebleness, fragility, imperfection, flaw, (adj) infirmity; antonyms (n) strength, power, dislike, advantage, brightness, determination, intensity, supremacy, 2. debility; synonyms (n) frailty, asthenia, weakness, astheny, fatigue, imbecility; antonym (n) growth, 3. languor; synonyms (n) inactivity, inertia, lethargy, lassitude, indifference, ennui, dullness, faintness, indolence, (adj) atony. llesiant 1. advantage; synonyms (n) behalf, privilege, profit, account, expediency, good, lead, preponderance, virtue, (v) benefit; antonyms (n) drawback, detriment, difficulty, (v) disadvantage, 2. benefit; synonyms (n) advantage, gain, assistance, favor, interest, reward, (v) aid, assist, avail, help; antonyms (n) loss, (v) harm. llesmair 1. faint; synonyms (adj) collapse, dim, dizzy, feeble, indistinct, weak, dull, gentle, (v) languish, swoon; antonyms (adj) distinct, strong, clear, obvious, considerable, loud, pungent, 2. swoon; synonyms (n) fainting, syncope, deliquium, lipothymy, (v) faint, conk, die, (adj) blow, drop, gasp. llesmeirio 1. faint; synonyms (adj) collapse, dim, dizzy, feeble, indistinct, weak, dull, gentle, (v) languish, swoon; antonyms (adj) distinct, strong, clear, obvious, considerable, loud, pungent, 2. swoon; synonyms (n) fainting, syncope, deliquium, lipothymy, (v) faint, conk, die, (adj) blow, drop, gasp. llesol 1. beneficial; synonyms (adj) advantageous, favorable, fruitful, handy, profitable, useful, expedient, gainful, good, healthy; antonyms (adj) useless, disadvantageous, harmful, 2. advantageous; synonyms (adj) auspicious, beneficial, convenient, fortunate, helpful, lucky, serviceable, worthwhile, right, appropriate, 3. profitable; synonyms (adj) productive, lucrative, desirable, economic, fat, valuable, salutary, edifying, fertile, commercial; antonyms (adj) unprofitable, dependent. llesteiriant frustration; synonyms (n) failure, defeat, disappointment, letdown, vexation, setback, check, disillusionment, anger, irritation. llestr 1. bark; synonyms (n) snarl, yelp, rind, bay, crust, peel, (v) yap, skin, cry, growl; antonyms (v) mutter, whisper, 2. vessel; synonyms (n) ship, boat, container, craft, duct, jar, vas, bowl, canal, pan. lletbai 1. awry; synonyms (adv) amiss, asquint, (adj) askew, crooked, erroneous, bent, deformed,
cockeyed, distorted, (v) irregular, 2. askew; synonyms (adj) lopsided, wry, oblique, (v) awry, (adv) wrong, skew; antonym (adv) straight, 3. oblique; synonyms (adj) indirect, circuitous, devious, lateral, collateral, diagonal, evasive, inclined, roundabout, side; antonyms (adj) direct, level. lletchwith 1. awkward; synonyms (adj) clumsy, inconvenient, crude, embarrassing, inept, sticky, uncomfortable, ungainly, untoward, left-handed; antonyms (adj) graceful, easy, adroit, manageable, straightforward, convenient, dexterous, helpful, rotund, simple, 2. clumsy; synonyms (adj) bumbling, bungling, cumbersome, unwieldy, gawky, inapt, maladroit, rude, unskilled, (n) awkward; antonyms (adj) nimble, clever, skillful, deft. lletem 1. wedge; synonyms (n) chock, slice, cuneus, (v) squeeze, compress, jam, pack, ram, stuff, lodge, 2. rivet; synonyms (n) bolt, (v) concentrate, focus, clinch, center, fascinate, absorb, engross, (adj) nail, pin, 3. stud; synonyms (n) boss, rivet, scantling, peg, (v) knob, button, dot, sprinkle, constellate, hook. llethol 1. overpowering; synonyms (adj) irresistible, overwhelming, oppressive, resistless, heavy, intense, strong, 2. oppressive; synonyms (adj) burdensome, despotic, muggy, stuffy, sultry, tyrannical, dictatorial, gloomy, (v) onerous, close; antonyms (adj) fresh, liberal, democratic. llethr 1. declivity; synonyms (n) decline, descent, fall, downhill, gradient, downgrade, declension, (v) acclivity, ascent, bank, 2. slope; synonyms (n) incline, declivity, dip, grade, hill, inclination, (v) pitch, slant, cant, lean. llethrog 1. sloping; synonyms (adj) oblique, slanting, aslant, aslope, inclined, slanted, diagonal, leaning, sloped, (v) slant; antonym (adj) level, 2. steep; synonyms (adj) high, abrupt, excessive, exorbitant, (v) douse, immerse, soak, dip, drench, imbue; antonyms (adj) gentle, gradual. llethu 1. oppress; synonyms (v) persecute, afflict, harass, press, burden, pinch, depress, encumber, crush, (adj) aggrieve, 2. overwhelm; synonyms (v) defeat, flood, inundate, overcome, overpower, overthrow, deluge, drown, engulf, astound, 3. overpower; synonyms (v) overwhelm, conquer, beat, overmaster, rout, subdue, master, oppress, quell, repress, 4. smother; synonyms (v) quench, choke, muffle, stifle, suffocate, extinguish, asphyxiate, suppress, gag, douse, 5. overlie; synonyms (v) cover, overlap, overlay, dominate, hide, lap, mask, obscure, superimpose. lletraws diagonal; synonyms (adj) oblique, aslant, slanting, sloping, (n) bias, slant, slash, solidus, stroke, virgule; antonym (adj) level.
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lletwad ladle; synonyms (n) dipper, spoon, trowel,
llewych 1. light (golau); synonyms (adj) fair, clear,
tablespoon, thimble, (v) lade, scoop, shovel, dip, laden. llety 1. accommodation; synonyms (n) adjustment, compromise, loan, lodging, adaptation, agreement, apartment, appeasement, (v) advance, (adj) adaption, 2. apartment; synonyms (n) flat, residence, chamber, dwelling, place, room, suite, abode, house, home, 3. lodging; synonyms (n) accommodation, housing, address, lodgement, hospice, accommodations, inn, lodgment, shelter. lletya 1. accommodate; synonyms (v) adapt, adjust, fit, oblige, contain, fashion, hold, lodge, provide, (adj) suit; antonym (v) evict, 2. billet; synonyms (n) position, note, berth, job, bar, housing, office, (v) accommodate, quarter, house, 3. lodge; synonyms (n) club, cottage, hut, (v) cabin, live, place, deposit, fix, (adj) abide, dwell. lletygar hospitable; synonyms (adj) friendly, affable, cordial, gracious, receptive, generous, amiable, convivial, genial, pleasant; antonyms (adj) unfriendly, inhospitable, unwelcoming. lletygarwch hospitality; synonyms (n) generosity, friendliness, welcome, kindness, amiability, warmth, flexibility, hospitableness, hospitage, housekeeping; antonym (n) unfriendliness. lletywr 1. host; synonyms (n) crowd, army, flock, horde, mob, legion, troop, emcee, mass, multitude, 2. lodger; synonyms (n) roomer, inhabitant, boarder, renter, resident, tenant, guest, householder; antonym (n) landlord. lletywraig landlady; synonyms (n) owner, landlord, proprietor. lleuad moon; synonyms (n) lunation, moonlight, moonshine, satellite, epoch, (v) daydream, dream, fantasize, (adj) quicksilver, weathercock. lleuen louse; synonyms (n) worm, insect, cad, miscreant, morpion, nuisance, scoundrel, sneak, mite, (adj) vermin. lleuog lousy; synonyms (adj) dirty, bad, rotten, crappy, filthy, mean, nasty, cheap, lamentable, atrocious. llew lion; synonyms (n) celebrity, cat, curiosity, luminary, spectacle, name, (adj) hero, worthy, somebody, tiger. llewa 1. devour; synonyms (v) consume, bolt, eat, gulp, demolish, gobble, gorge, guzzle, swallow, absorb, 2. eat (bwyta); synonyms (v) devour, bite, dine, munch, corrode, deplete, drink, feed, finish, (adj) digest. llewaidd leonine; synonyms (adj) lionlike, (n) leontiasis. llewes lioness; synonym (n) tigress. llewpart leopard; synonyms (n) cat, marble, nacre, ocelot, opal, ophite, pard, libbard, pardale, zebra.
facile, (n) flame, brightness, (v) fire, kindle, inflame, glow, ignite; antonyms (adj) fattening, nauseating, (n) dark, darkness, gloom, shade, night, (v) extinguish, darken, (alt sp) heavy, 2. brightness; synonyms (n) flash, clarity, illumination, light, luminance, lustre, shine, blaze, cleverness, glare; antonyms (n) dullness, cloudiness, dimness, murkiness, mistiness, softness. llewyg 1. faint; synonyms (adj) collapse, dim, dizzy, feeble, indistinct, weak, dull, gentle, (v) languish, swoon; antonyms (adj) distinct, strong, clear, obvious, considerable, loud, pungent, 2. swoon; synonyms (n) fainting, syncope, deliquium, lipothymy, (v) faint, conk, die, (adj) blow, drop, gasp. llewygu 1. faint; synonyms (adj) collapse, dim, dizzy, feeble, indistinct, weak, dull, gentle, (v) languish, swoon; antonyms (adj) distinct, strong, clear, obvious, considerable, loud, pungent, 2. swoon; synonyms (n) fainting, syncope, deliquium, lipothymy, (v) faint, conk, die, (adj) blow, drop, gasp. llewyrch 1. brightness; synonyms (n) flash, clarity, illumination, light, luminance, lustre, shine, blaze, cleverness, glare; antonyms (n) dullness, cloudiness, darkness, dimness, murkiness, mistiness, softness, 2. gleam; synonyms (n) beam, glance, glimmer, glow, glitter, (v) flicker, sparkle, glisten, shimmer, twinkle, 3. radiance; synonyms (n) gleam, glory, brilliance, brilliancy, luster, brightness, effulgence, halo, luminosity, refulgency. llewyrchu shine; synonyms (n) sheen, (v) glow, light, burnish, gleam, blaze, flash, glitter, sparkle, excel; antonym (n) dullness. llewyrchus 1. flourishing; synonyms (adj) prosperous, thriving, booming, healthy, luxuriant, palmy, successful, verdant, lush, auspicious; antonym (adj) failing, 2. prosperous; synonyms (adj) lucky, flourishing, favorable, opulent, advantageous, affluent, comfortable, easy, rich, (n) fortunate; antonym (adj) poor. lleygwr layman; synonyms (n) amateur, layperson, laic, follower, member, neophyte, nonprofessional, novice, parishioner, proselyte. lliain 1. towel; synonyms (n) mop, (v) wipe, napkin, handkerchief, cloth, malkin, maukin, dry, wallop, bang, 2. cloth; synonyms (n) fabric, material, cover, rag, stuff, textile, calling, net, 3. linen; synonyms (n) flax, lingerie, boundary, clothesline, contour, direction, doctrine, feature, figure, (v) muslin. lliaws 1. host; synonyms (n) crowd, army, flock, horde, mob, legion, troop, emcee, mass, multitude, 2. multitude; synonyms (n) host, throng,
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concourse, herd, masses, swarm, congregation, many, rabble, crush. llibin 1. clumsy; synonyms (adj) bumbling, bungling, cumbersome, unwieldy, gawky, inapt, inept, maladroit, rude, (n) awkward; antonyms (adj) graceful, nimble, clever, dexterous, skillful, adroit, deft, 2. awkward; synonyms (adj) clumsy, inconvenient, crude, embarrassing, sticky, uncomfortable, ungainly, untoward, left-handed, annoying; antonyms (adj) easy, manageable, straightforward, convenient, helpful, rotund, simple, 3. feeble; synonyms (adj) delicate, weak, decrepit, ailing, dim, dull, frail, helpless, (v) faint, debilitated; antonyms (adj) strong, vigorous, hearty, tough, 4. limp; synonyms (adj) flabby, flaccid, slack, flexible, drooping, flimsy, floppy, (n) hobble, (v) halt, hitch; antonyms (adj) taut, firm, (n) energetic. llid 1. wrath; synonyms (n) anger, fury, ire, rage, resentment, displeasure, indignation, passion, madness, (adj) angry, 2. anger; synonyms (n) annoyance, (v) enrage, incense, aggravate, displease, exasperate, irritate, offend, wrath, fume; antonyms (n) pleasure, composure, (v) please, placate, pacify, calm, 3. inflammation; synonyms (n) inflaming, swelling, burning, firing, bulge, fervour, agitation, excitation, excitement, (v) ignition, 4. irritation; synonyms (n) aggravation, exasperation, bother, temper, annoying, frustration, irritability, nuisance, pique, vexation. llidiart gate; synonyms (n) entrance, door, entry, mouth, doorway, exit, port, approach, threshold, gateway. llidio 1. anger; synonyms (n) displeasure, fury, rage, indignation, (v) enrage, incense, aggravate, displease, exasperate, irritate; antonyms (n) pleasure, composure, (v) please, placate, pacify, calm, 2. chafe; synonyms (v) rub, annoy, gall, grate, nettle, provoke, abrade, anger, (n) annoyance, (adj) fret, 3. inflame; synonyms (v) burn, fire, enkindle, arouse, heat, ignite, incite, kindle, agitate, chafe. llidiog 1. wrathful; synonyms (adj) angry, furious, irate, indignant, ireful, wroth, incensed, mad, raging, resentful, 2. angry; synonyms (adj) provoked, fierce, vehement, maddened, fuming, outraged, piqued, splenetic, angered, annoyed; antonyms (adj) calm, pleased, gentle, 3. inflamed; synonyms (adj) sore, impassioned, excited, ablaze, flaming, hot, irritated, passionate, burning, (n) red. llidiowgrwydd 1. wrath; synonyms (n) anger, fury, ire, rage, resentment, displeasure, indignation, passion, madness, (adj) angry, 2. indignation; synonyms (n) wrath, grudge, choler, outrage, umbrage, animosity, offense.
llidus inflamed; synonyms (adj) sore, impassioned, excited, angry, ablaze, flaming, hot, irritated, passionate, (n) red. llif 1. saw; synonyms (v) cut, (n) adage, byword, proverb, dictum, maxim, saying, aphorism, axiom, motto, 2. flood; synonyms (n) deluge, pour, torrent, stream, (v) drench, flow, inundate, glut, drown, (prep) tide; antonyms (n) drought, shortage, (v) trickle, 3. current; synonyms (adj) common, contemporary, fashionable, instant, actual, fresh, modern, (n) run, afloat, (prep) course; antonyms (adj) obsolete, past, old, old-fashioned, previous, 4. stream; synonyms (n) brook, river, spurt, (v) flood, crowd, gush, jet, swarm, runnel, (prep) current, 5. issue; synonyms (n) aftermath, egress, consequence, effect, event, exit, progeny, (v) emanate, arise, emerge. llifbridd alluvium; synonyms (n) alluvion, deposit, flood, inundation, (adj) slime, slosh, sludge, slush, sposh, mire. llifddor 1. floodgate; synonyms (n) sluice, penstock, sluicegate, sluiceway, (v) outlet, vent, spout, tap, 2. lock; synonyms (n) curl, (v) bolt, bar, close, latch, engage, fasten, hug, hold, (adj) hair; antonyms (v) unlock, open. llifddwfr 1. flood; synonyms (n) deluge, pour, torrent, stream, (v) drench, flow, inundate, glut, drown, (prep) tide; antonyms (n) drought, shortage, (v) trickle, 2. torrent; synonyms (n) flood, cloudburst, downpour, overflow, rain, shower, soaker, burst, (adj) volley, eruption. llifeiriant flood; synonyms (n) deluge, pour, torrent, stream, (v) drench, flow, inundate, glut, drown, (prep) tide; antonyms (n) drought, shortage, (v) trickle. llifeirio 1. flow; synonyms (n) flood, current, discharge, (v) stream, course, flux, jet, run, surge, float, 2. stream; synonyms (n) flow, brook, river, spurt, (v) crowd, gush, pour, swarm, runnel, creek; antonym (v) trickle. llifeiriol 1. overflowing; synonyms (v) inundation, (adj) abundant, full, copious, exuberant, flooding, bountiful, generous, brimming, (n) flood; antonym (adj) empty, 2. streaming; synonyms (v) disheveled, (adj) flowing, baggy, detached, flapping, incoherent, lax, loose, relaxed, (n) cyclosis. llifio saw; synonyms (v) cut, (n) adage, byword, proverb, dictum, maxim, saying, aphorism, axiom, motto. llifo 1. flow; synonyms (n) flood, current, discharge, (v) stream, course, flux, jet, run, surge, float, 2. dye; synonyms (n) color, tint, hue, stain, colorant, dyestuff, paint, pigment, (v) tinge, imbue, 3. grind; synonyms (v) labor, toil, comminute, crunch, drudge, grate, abrade, chew, crush, (n) mill, 4.
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Welsh - English stream; synonyms (n) flow, brook, river, spurt, (v) crowd, gush, pour, swarm, runnel, creek; antonym (v) trickle. llin 1. flax; synonyms (n) linen, lint, boundary, clothesline, contour, direction, doctrine, feature, (v) best, defeat, 2. line; synonyms (n) cord, file, house, breed, course, family, lineage, field, ancestry, border. llinach 1. pedigree; synonyms (n) descent, lineage, extraction, ancestry, breed, family, origin, stock, line, parentage, 2. lineage; synonyms (n) pedigree, genealogy, house, birth, blood, linage, bloodline, derivation, filiation, offspring. llindagu 1. choke; synonyms (v) asphyxiate, block, throttle, stifle, clog, foul, gag, obstruct, smother, strangle; antonym (v) unclog, 2. strangle; synonyms (v) choke, scrag, tighten, repress, constrict, pinch, strangulate, suffocate, kill, 3. throttle; synonyms (n) accelerator, gas, (v) constrain, cumber, encumber, restrain, suppress, bound, confine, garrote. llinell 1. line; synonyms (n) cord, file, house, breed, course, family, lineage, field, ancestry, border, 2. dash; synonyms (n) rush, sprint, animation, beat, bit, bolt, (v) dart, touch, strike, break; antonym (n) lethargy. lliniaru 1. assuage; synonyms (v) alleviate, appease, calm, ease, abate, mitigate, pacify, relieve, soften, (n) allay; antonyms (v) intensify, aggravate, 2. ease; synonyms (n) comfort, convenience, rest, aid, leisure, relief, repose, (v) assuage, facilitate, relax; antonyms (n) difficulty, discomfort, awkwardness, formality, (v) worsen, 3. allay; synonyms (v) lay, moderate, quell, quench, quiet, solace, compose, cool, (adj) still, soothe, 4. soothe; synonyms (v) lull, palliate, mollify, placate, propitiate, tranquilize, conciliate, lighten, temper, (n) console; antonyms (v) irritate, upset, annoy, worry. llinorog 1. eruptive; synonyms (adj) volcanic, erupting, explosive, eruptional, irruptive, plutonic, 2. purulent; synonyms (adj) festering, pussy, infected, mattery, contaminated, dirty, fetid, foetid, foul, funky. llinos linnet; synonym (n) lintwhite. llinyn 1. line; synonyms (n) cord, file, house, breed, course, family, lineage, field, ancestry, border, 2. string; synonyms (n) chain, row, strand, twine, range, filament, rank, series, (v) run, (adj) line, 3. twine; synonyms (n) coil, string, rope, (v) wind, entwine, lace, enlace, interlace, intertwine, meander; antonym (v) untwist. llinynnu string; synonyms (n) chain, file, row, strand, twine, range, cord, filament, (v) run, (adj) line. llipa 1. flabby; synonyms (adj) loose, feeble, flaccid, baggy, drooping, limp, heavy, lax, slack, soft;
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antonyms (adj) firm, slim, 2. limp; synonyms (adj) flabby, flexible, flimsy, floppy, weak, (n) hobble, (v) halt, hitch, hop, shamble; antonyms (adj) taut, (n) energetic. llipryn hobbledehoy; synonyms (n) youth, boy, lad, callant, schoolboy, stripling, whiffet, whippersnapper, whipster, youngster. lliprynnaidd 1. flabby; synonyms (adj) loose, feeble, flaccid, baggy, drooping, limp, heavy, lax, slack, soft; antonyms (adj) firm, slim, 2. limp; synonyms (adj) flabby, flexible, flimsy, floppy, weak, (n) hobble, (v) halt, hitch, hop, shamble; antonyms (adj) taut, (n) energetic. llith 1. mash; synonyms (v) crush, grind, squash, beat, bray, comminute, crunch, flirt, press, pulp, 2. lecture; synonyms (n) address, discourse, harangue, reprimand, speech, talk, oration, (v) rebuke, sermon, chide, 3. lesson (gwers); synonyms (n) exercise, example, instruction, class, learning, message, moral, reading, study, task. llithio 1. feed; synonyms (v) eat, dine, nurture, browse, board, diet, encourage, nourish, (n) aliment, food; antonym (v) starve, 2. allure; synonyms (n) charm, appeal, attraction, (v) tempt, decoy, lure, attract, draw, entice, seduce; antonym (n) repulsion, 3. entice; synonyms (v) bait, cajole, allure, coax, captivate, persuade, call, beguile, bewitch, entrap, 4. seduce; synonyms (v) inveigle, defile, solicit, invite, deprave, induce, pervert, mislead, (adj) debauch, fascinate. llithriad 1. slip; synonyms (n) lapse, fault, mistake, cutting, error, escape, (v) fall, slide, drop, (adj) blunder; antonym (v) improve, 2. glide; synonyms (n) slip, gliding, sailing, (v) coast, float, flow, fly, run, drift, move; antonym (v) struggle. llithrig 1. glib; synonyms (adj) fluent, facile, eloquent, flippant, slick, slippery, smooth, superficial, garrulous, (v) voluble, 2. fluent; synonyms (adj) easy, flowing, articulate, clear, fluid, glib, graceful, liquid, (n) integral, differential; antonym (adj) inarticulate, 3. slippery; synonyms (adj) cunning, crafty, elusive, glossy, oily, shifty, slippy, tricky, (v) precarious, questionable. llithrigrwydd 1. glibness; synonyms (n) ease, facility, smoothness, confidence, hypocrisy, slickness, skulduggery, skullduggery, slick, slip, 2. slipperiness; synonyms (n) danger, hazard, insecurity, jeopardy, peril, precariousness, rascality, risk, shiftiness. llithro 1. slip; synonyms (n) lapse, fault, mistake, cutting, error, escape, (v) fall, slide, drop, (adj) blunder; antonym (v) improve, 2. slide; synonyms (n) glide, chute, decline, transparency, (v) slip, slither, run, slump, coast, skid, 3. glide; synonyms (n) gliding, sailing, soaring, (v) float, flow, fly, drift, move, slink, soar; antonym (v) struggle.
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lliw 1. dye; synonyms (n) color, tint, hue, stain, colorant, dyestuff, paint, pigment, (v) tinge, imbue, 2. hue; synonyms (n) complexion, cast, chromaticity, dye, shade, form, shout, tone, (v) colour. lliwgar fair; synonyms (adj) equitable, clear, beautiful, average, dispassionate, fine, impartial, reasonable, (adv) clean, (v) bright; antonyms (adj) unfair, biased, dark, exceptional, unjust, partial, foul, imbalanced, mismatched, prejudiced. lliwio 1. color; synonyms (n) blush, colour, stain, tinge, tint, complexion, (v) dye, flush, paint, redden; antonyms (n) colorlessness, (v) discolor, 2. dye; synonyms (n) color, hue, colorant, dyestuff, pigment, shade, (v) imbue, soil, blot. lliwiog colored; synonyms (adj) black, tinged, colorful, coloured, dyed, tinted, biased, bleached, dark, partial. llo calf; synonyms (n) calfskin, sura, colt, foal, kitten, pup, shorthorn, kid, cow, doodle. lloches 1. den; synonyms (n) lair, cavern, burrow, cell, hole, cavity, cage, hideaway, hideout, (v) cave, 2. refuge; synonyms (n) protection, asylum, sanctuary, resort, retreat, safety, cover, haven, shelter, (v) recourse, 3. shelter; synonyms (n) guard, refuge, harbor, protect, security, shield, hut, covert, (v) screen, defend; antonym (v) expose. llochesu 1. harbor; synonyms (n) dock, asylum, cover, harbour, port, shelter, (v) entertain, shield, contain, cherish, 2. shelter; synonyms (n) guard, refuge, harbor, protect, protection, sanctuary, security, hut, covert, (v) screen; antonym (v) expose. llochi 1. stroke; synonyms (n) touch, beat, caress, hit, mark, apoplexy, attack, (v) buffet, lick, (adj) blow, 2. fondle; synonyms (v) dandle, pet, cuddle, stroke, cherish, pamper, pat, 3. caress; synonyms (n) rub, endearment, (v) fondle, tickle, coddle, kiss. lloer moon (lleuad); synonyms (n) lunation, moonlight, moonshine, satellite, epoch, (v) daydream, dream, fantasize, (adj) quicksilver, weathercock. lloerig lunatic; synonyms (adj) crazy, insane, foolish, mad, mental, moonstruck, deranged, (n) madman, madcap, maniac. lloffa glean; synonyms (v) cull, garner, gather, harvest, reap, extract, winnow. lloffion gleanings; synonyms (n) excerpta, savings. llofft 1. bedroom; synonyms (n) chamber, bedchamber, assembly, berth, compartment, cubicle, (adj) sexy, 2. gallery; synonyms (n) balcony, audience, drift, veranda, circle, porch, terrace, verandah, auditorium, auditory, 3. loft; synonyms (n) attic, garret, accommodation, apartment, bean, bonce, building, bungalow, cottage, (v) bat.
lloffwr gleaner; synonym (n) farmer. llofnod 1. autograph; synonyms (n) mark, autography, name, (v) signature, endorse, sign, subscribe, 2. signature; synonyms (n) autograph, endorsement, earmark, ratification, stamp, acceptance, completion, imprint, indorsement, scale. llofnodi sign; synonyms (n) signal, indication, mark, motion, portent, brand, emblem, imprint, (v) gesture, indicate. llofrudd 1. assassin; synonyms (n) murderer, assassinator, liquidator, assassinate, bravo, cutthroat, killer, (v) butcher, slayer, 2. murderer; synonyms (n) assassin, manslayer, (v) terrorist. llofruddiaeth murder; synonyms (n) carnage, homicide, slaughter, (v) massacre, butcher, kill, slay, assassinate, destroy, dispatch. llofruddio murder; synonyms (n) carnage, homicide, slaughter, (v) massacre, butcher, kill, slay, assassinate, destroy, dispatch. llog interest; synonyms (n) concern, advantage, affair, account, gain, hobby, (v) engage, care, benefit, appeal; antonyms (n) indifference, apathy, (v) bore. llogell pocket; synonyms (n) cavity, pouch, hole, (v) bag, take, appropriate, sack, steal, lift, catch. llogi hire; synonyms (n) wage, employment, fee, pay, (v) employ, engage, charter, enlist, rent, retain; antonym (v) dismiss. llogwr hirer; synonyms (n) boss, chief, engager, foreman, gaffer, honcho, rivet, stud. llon 1. glad; synonyms (adj) contented, cheerful, jubilant, gay, blithe, content, delighted, festive, delightful, bright; antonym (adj) sad, 2. blithe; synonyms (adj) lively, lighthearted, breezy, buoyant, carefree, facetious, happy, merry, animated, blissful, 3. merry (llawen); synonyms (adj) joyful, glad, jolly, jovial, frolicsome, brisk, jocund, cheery, festal, (n) convivial. llonaid 1. full (llawn); synonyms (adj) complete, absolute, abundant, broad, flush, ample, enough, extensive, (n) entire, crowded; antonyms (adj) empty, lacking, starving, hungry, sketchy, incomplete, 2. fill; synonyms (v) block, clog, charge, line, stuff, accomplish, execute, brim, close, cram; antonym (v) free. llond 1. full (llawn); synonyms (adj) complete, absolute, abundant, broad, flush, ample, enough, extensive, (n) entire, crowded; antonyms (adj) empty, lacking, starving, hungry, sketchy, incomplete, 2. fullness; synonyms (n) completeness, breadth, entirety, abundance, comprehensiveness, ampleness, largeness, richness, totality, wholeness; antonym (n) emptiness. llonder 1. gladness; synonyms (n) enjoyment, joy, gaiety, bliss, delight, pleasure, exhilaration, glee, happiness, mirth; antonym (n) sadness, 2. joy;
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Welsh - English synonyms (n) elation, gladness, ecstasy, excitement, exultation, fun, (v) exult, cheer, gladden, rejoice; antonyms (n) misery, sorrow, disaster, grief. llong 1. ship; synonyms (n) boat, ferry, craft, (v) dispatch, send, forward, transport, consign, carry, embark, 2. bark; synonyms (n) snarl, yelp, rind, bay, crust, peel, (v) yap, skin, cry, growl; antonyms (v) mutter, whisper. llongddrylliad shipwreck; synonyms (n) wreck, hulk, wrack, wreckage, bouleversement, (v) ruin, defeat, scuttle, (adj) sink, capsize. llongddryllio shipwreck; synonyms (n) wreck, hulk, wrack, wreckage, bouleversement, (v) ruin, defeat, scuttle, (adj) sink, capsize. llongwr 1. sailor; synonyms (n) mariner, seaman, bluejacket, seafarer, tar, boatman, boater, crewman, leghorn, antiseptic, 2. mariner; synonyms (n) gob, sailor, hole, maw, merman, pitch, trap, yap. llongwriaeth seamanship; synonyms (n) generalship, navigation, sailing, marinership, statesmanship. lloniant 1. cheer; synonyms (v) encourage, animate, applaud, amuse, comfort, hearten, inspire, lighten, (n) delight, cry; antonyms (v) dishearten, depress, (n) sadness, 2. joy; synonyms (n) enjoyment, elation, gladness, glee, happiness, pleasure, bliss, ecstasy, (v) exult, cheer; antonyms (n) misery, sorrow, disaster, grief. llonni 1. cheer; synonyms (v) encourage, animate, applaud, amuse, comfort, hearten, inspire, lighten, (n) delight, cry; antonyms (v) dishearten, depress, (n) sadness, 2. gladden; synonyms (v) cheer, exhilarate, enliven, joy, console, content, glad, satisfy, (adj) inspirit, elate. llonydd 1. calm; synonyms (adj) quiet, peaceful, (v) assuage, appease, cool, still, allay, pacify, easy, (n) lull; antonyms (adj) agitated, angry, nervous, stormy, wild, annoyed, anxious, (v) agitate, upset, (n) agitation, 2. still; synonyms (adv) however, but, nevertheless, (adj) calm, silence, quiescent, serene, silent, (n) hush, (v) compose; antonyms (adj) moving, effervescent, fizzy, windy, (n) noisy, 3. quiet; synonyms (adj) gentle, motionless, placid, tranquil, tranquilize, collected, (v) moderate, repose, (n) ease, peace; antonyms (adj) loud, talkative, vociferous, active, (n) noise. llonyddu 1. calm; synonyms (adj) quiet, peaceful, (v) assuage, appease, cool, still, allay, pacify, easy, (n) lull; antonyms (adj) agitated, angry, nervous, stormy, wild, annoyed, anxious, (v) agitate, upset, (n) agitation, 2. still; synonyms (adv) however, but, nevertheless, (adj) calm, silence, quiescent, serene, silent, (n) hush, (v) compose; antonyms (adj) moving, effervescent, fizzy, windy, (n) noisy, 3. quiet; synonyms (adj) gentle, motionless, placid, tranquil, tranquilize, collected, (v) moderate, repose, (n) ease,
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lluchfa 1. throw; synonyms (v) cast, fling, shed, hurl, chuck, flip, heave, (n) pitch, push, shot, 2. drift; synonyms (n) stream, current, course, tendency, tone, (v) aim, blow, float, ramble, (adj) flow, 3. snowdrift; synonyms (n) snowball, snowbank. lluchiad throw; synonyms (v) cast, fling, shed, hurl, chuck, flip, heave, (n) pitch, push, shot. lluchio 1. drift; synonyms (n) stream, current, course, tendency, tone, (v) aim, blow, float, ramble, (adj) flow, 2. fling; synonyms (n) throw, crack, hurl, (v) cast, toss, chuck, dash, pitch, shoot, discard; antonym (v) catch, 3. throw; synonyms (v) fling, shed, flip, heave, pass, deliver, drop, give, (n) push, shot, 4. pelt; synonyms (n) fur, hide, skin, fell, coat, (v) bombard, hurry, pepper, beat, hit. lluchiwr thrower; synonyms (n) throwster, ceramicist, ceramist, potter, shooter. lludded 1. weariness; synonyms (n) exhaustion, fatigue, tiredness, lassitude, languor, defatigation, listlessness; antonym (n) get-up-and-go, 2. fatigue; synonyms (n) weariness, (v) exhaust, tire, weary, bore, enervate, fag, harass, jade, wear; antonyms (n) energy, (v) refresh. lluddedig 1. wearied; synonyms (v) awearied, (adj) exhausted, jaded, fatigued, spent, tired, beat, dead, haggard, limp, 2. fatigued; synonyms (adj) weary, worn, fagged; antonyms (adj) fresh, refreshed, 3. tired; synonyms (adj) hackneyed, banal, commonplace, stale, threadbare, trite, stock, drowsy, sick, whacked; antonyms (adj) invigorated, alert, energetic, original, strong. lluddedu 1. weary; synonyms (adj) tired, exhausted, fatigued, aweary, beat, languid, (v) fatigue, tire, exhaust, (n) jade; antonyms (adj) energetic, fresh, 2. tire; synonyms (v) bore, fag, harass, weary, pall, prostrate, wear, disturb, annoy, (n) tyre; antonym (v) refresh. lludlyd ashy; synonyms (adj) ashen, wan, pale, sallow, pallid, livid, cold, colorless, dead, dingy. lluest 1. barrack; synonyms (n) barracks, casemate, plafond, planchment, tiling, deride, (v) jeer, cheer, gibe, scoff, 2. booth; synonyms (n) stall, cubicle, stand, carrel, cabin, cell, chalet, hut, kiosk, shed, 3. tent; synonyms (n) awning, camp, canopy, buckling, cover, dossil, shelter, (v) bivouac, dwell, encamp. lluestfa encampment; synonyms (n) camp, bivouac, campground, campsite, camping, cantonment, barracks, anchorage, bivouacking. lluestu encamp; synonyms (v) camp, bivouac, tent, pitch, light, settle. lluesty 1. booth; synonyms (n) stall, cubicle, stand, carrel, cabin, cell, chalet, hut, kiosk, shed, 2. barrack; synonyms (n) barracks, casemate, plafond, planchment, tiling, deride, (v) jeer, cheer,
gibe, scoff, 3. tent; synonyms (n) awning, camp, canopy, buckling, cover, dossil, shelter, (v) bivouac, dwell, encamp. llugoer lukewarm; synonyms (adj) tepid, cold, indifferent, warm, listless, cool, halfhearted, mild, unenthusiastic, apathetic; antonym (adj) enthusiastic. lluman 1. standard; synonyms (adj) model, normal, regular, (n) degree, measure, average, criterion, flag, norm, rate; antonyms (adj) unusual, unconventional, special, 2. banner; synonyms (n) ensign, title, bunting, colors, emblem, headline, pennant, pennon, streamer, 3. ensign; synonyms (n) banner, insignia, sign, ancient, sublieutenant, lieutenant, adjutant, alferes, arms, brigadier. llumon 1. stack; synonyms (n) pile, accumulation, mound, rick, mass, bunch, bundle, (v) heap, load, lot, 2. chimney; synonyms (n) stack, flue, shaft, smokestack, vent, gully, main, nostril, nozzle, tap. llun 1. picture; synonyms (n) photograph, effigy, paint, drawing, likeness, depiction, (v) image, describe, draw, depict, 2. form; synonyms (n) figure, design, arrange, ceremony, (v) cast, make, fashion, build, constitute, establish, 3. image; synonyms (n) picture, fancy, conception, form, idea, impression, resemblance, double, epitome, (v) envision, 4. figure; synonyms (n) appearance, character, estimate, shape, cost, contour, emblem, (v) count, calculate, cipher. lluniaeth 1. food (bwyd); synonyms (n) board, edible, fare, aliment, diet, dish, nourishment, sustenance, eating, fodder, 2. nourishment; synonyms (n) alimentation, food, meat, feeding, nutrition, fuel, nutriment, pabulum, victuals, 3. refreshments; synonyms (n) drinks, munchies. lluniaethu 1. order; synonyms (n) command, decree, dictate, array, rank, sort, (v) direct, commission, arrange, call; antonyms (n) anarchy, chaos, confusion, mayhem, mess, (v) disorder, request, 2. decree; synonyms (n) act, edict, decision, (v) order, award, decide, enact, ordain, rule, will, 3. ordain; synonyms (v) appoint, consecrate, institute, nominate, destine, determine, constitute, invest, prescribe, (adj) establish. lluniaidd shapely; synonyms (adj) proper, comely, symmetrical, graceful, curvaceous, fit, slim, busty, pleasing, beautiful; antonym (adj) straight. llunio 1. form; synonyms (n) figure, design, arrange, ceremony, (v) cast, make, fashion, build, constitute, establish, 2. shape; synonyms (n) mold, pattern, condition, configuration, (v) form, model, mould, determine, adjust, carve, 3. frame; synonyms (n) border, anatomy, chassis, (v) construct, fabricate, draft, erect, forge, contrive, fabric, 4. figure; synonyms (n) appearance, character, estimate, shape, cost, contour, emblem, (v) count, calculate,
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sated, satiated, 2. famished; synonyms (adj) hungry, starved, (v) peckish. llwgr 1. corrupt; synonyms (adj) bad, rotten, (n) poison, (v) adulterate, contaminate, taint, bribe, debase, defile, infect; antonyms (adj) honest, moral, principled, pure, 2. corruption; synonyms (n) contamination, depravity, adulteration, pollution, bribery, filth, infection, vitiation, canker, blight; antonyms (n) purification, decency, honesty, incorruptness. llwgrwobrwy bribe; synonyms (n) bait, bribery, reward, lure, payment, (v) corrupt, fix, pervert, blackmail, buy. llwgrwobrwyo bribe; synonyms (n) bait, bribery, reward, lure, payment, (v) corrupt, fix, pervert, blackmail, buy. llwgu 1. famish; synonyms (v) starve, fast, hunger, clem, (adj) begrudge, 2. starve; synonyms (v) famish, crave, lust, pinch, thirst, benumb, bite, (adj) gripe, grudge, lack. llwm 1. poor; synonyms (adj) bad, low, miserable, paltry, deplorable, destitute, evil, inadequate, insufficient, (v) meager; antonyms (adj) rich, wealthy, excellent, first-rate, privileged, well-off, admirable, good, 2. bare; synonyms (adj) naked, austere, bald, stark, bleak, desolate, devoid, exposed, (v) empty, show; antonyms (adj) covered, cultivated, ornate, concealed, (v) cover, 3. destitute; synonyms (adj) indigent, bankrupt, broke, forlorn, impoverished, needy, poor, helpless, impecunious, necessitous. llwnc 1. gullet; synonyms (n) esophagus, gorge, mouth, muzzle, oesophagus, orifice, throat, nozzle, (v) gill, rillet, 2. gulp; synonyms (n) drink, gasp, draft, draught, (v) bolt, devour, gobble, swig, down, quaff; antonyms (v) sip, nibble, 3. draft; synonyms (n) bill, conscription, sketch, check, drawing, (v) outline, design, blueprint, compose, enlist; antonym (v) discharge, 4. swallow (gwennol); synonyms (v) eat, gulp, consume, accept, absorb, bear, endure, stomach, brook, (n) taste; antonym (v) regurgitate. llwncdestun toast; synonyms (n) pledge, brown, (v) drink, roast, burn, bake, wassail, cook, crisp, heat. llwy 1. spoon; synonyms (n) ladle, spoonful, shovel, trowel, (v) scoop, smooch, dip, snog, 2. ladle; synonyms (n) dipper, spoon, tablespoon, thimble, spatula, (v) lade, laden, transfuse, serve, skim. llwybr 1. track; synonyms (n) course, path, line, (v) trace, trail, hunt, tail, chase, pursue, dog, 2. path; synonyms (n) direction, way, highway, orbit, track, lane, means, alley, avenue, (v) passage, 3. alley; synonyms (n) road, aisle, alleyway, pathway, street, walk, 4. aisle; synonyms (n) corridor, gangway, nave, calvary, crypt, glade, transept, vestry, vista, artery.
llwybreiddio 1. direct; synonyms (adj) straight, (v) aim, channel, conduct, address, charge, control, dictate, head, (n) command; antonyms (adj) indirect, roundabout, circuitous, oblique, second-hand, sideways, unplanned, (v) request, 2. forward; synonyms (adv) onward, fore, ahead, along, (adj) bold, audacious, (v) advance, expedite, promote, (phr) dispatch; antonyms (adv) backward, (adj) shy, posterior. llwybro walk (cerdded); synonyms (v) ramble, course, hike, move, roam, (n) step, gait, pace, path, saunter. llwyd 1. grey; synonyms (adj) dim, dull, greyish, hoar, hoary, leaden, grayish, (n) grayness, greyness, (v) gray, 2. pale; synonyms (adj) ghastly, faint, wan, light, pallid, weak, (v) blanch, (n) boundary, confine, border; antonyms (adj) dark, rosy, strong, brown, 3. hoary; synonyms (adj) ancient, old, grey, white, elderly, musty, canescent, 4. brown (brown); synonyms (adj) chocolate, swarthy, tanned, (n) brunette, brownness, tan, (v) sear, cook, fry; antonym (adj) pale. llwydaidd 1. greyish; synonyms (adj) grayish, grey, gray, dull, livid, hoary, leaden, 2. palish. llwyddiannus 1. prosperous; synonyms (adj) lucky, auspicious, flourishing, favorable, opulent, advantageous, affluent, comfortable, easy, (n) fortunate; antonym (adj) poor, 2. successful; synonyms (adj) happy, effective, effectual, fruitful, efficacious, prevalent, efficient, thriving, triumphant, (n) prosperous; antonyms (adj) unsuccessful, thwarted, dependent, failing, ineffective, sorrowful. llwyddiant 1. achievement; synonyms (n) accomplishment, performance, completion, deed, execution, exploit, act, action, attainment, (adj) feat; antonym (n) failure, 2. success; synonyms (n) conquest, achievement, hit, prosperity, passing, effectiveness, triumph, victory, achiever, fortune; antonyms (n) flop, debacle, defeat, disappointment, prevention. llwyddo 1. succeed; synonyms (v) follow, replace, arrive, ensue, manage, prevail, prosper, supersede, supplant, do; antonyms (v) fail, precede, lose, 2. manage; synonyms (v) conduct, direct, administer, govern, accomplish, arrange, control, cope, deal, (n) guide, 3. prosper; synonyms (v) advance, flourish, flower, bloom, grow, thrive, fare, boom, succeed, (adj) luxuriate. llwydi mildew; synonyms (n) mold, blight, fungus, mushroom, decay, helminth, (v) rust, must, cast. llwydnos 1. dusk; synonyms (n) dark, nightfall, twilight, darkness, gloaming, gloom, night, shade, sunset, shadow; antonyms (n) dawn, sunrise, daybreak, light, 2. twilight; synonyms (n) dusk,
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Welsh - English evening, sundown, eventide, crepuscule, curfew, decline, evenfall, (adj) aurora, dusky. llwyfan 1. stage; synonyms (n) grade, phase, floor, degree, level, period, point, arena, layer, (v) present, 2. platform; synonyms (n) dais, rostrum, stage, stand, plan, pulpit, ambo, dock, base, (v) program. llwyn 1. bush; synonyms (n) shrub, bushing, wild, chaparral, hedge, jungle, plant, scrub, wilderness, 2. grove; synonyms (n) copse, forest, coppice, orchard, thicket, wood, gardens, residences, park, bottom, 3. loin; synonyms (n) breech, buttock, croup, dorsum, side, lumbus, parietes, posteriors, rump, tail. llwynog fox (cadno); synonyms (n) dodger, slyboots, (v) confound, confuse, fob, bewilder, fuddle, bedevil, befuddle, discombobulate. llwynoges vixen; synonyms (n) shrew, termagant, virago, fury, fox, hag, harpy, hellcat, impetuosity, rage. llwynwst lumbago; synonyms (n) backache, (v) sciatica, cephalalgia, earache, gout, neuralgia, odontalgia, otalgia, podagra, rheumatism. llwyo 1. spoon; synonyms (n) ladle, spoonful, shovel, trowel, (v) scoop, smooch, dip, snog, 2. ladle; synonyms (n) dipper, spoon, tablespoon, thimble, spatula, (v) lade, laden, transfuse, serve, skim. llwyr 1. altogether; synonyms (adv) absolutely, all, wholly, completely, entirely, perfectly, purely, simply, totally, ensemble; antonym (adv) partly, 2. complete; synonyms (adj) perfect, absolute, consummate, whole, full, (v) accomplish, achieve, close, finish, execute; antonyms (adj) incomplete, partial, unfinished, abridged, shortened, sketchy, lacking, narrow, qualified, (v) neglect, 3. entire; synonyms (adj) complete, total, integral, utter, clean, gross, intact, mere, (n) stallion, stark, 4. entirely; synonyms (adv) altogether, fully, solely, bodily, alone, exclusively, only, quite, right, thoroughly; antonym (adv) partially, 5. total; synonyms (adj) aggregate, entire, downright, general, (n) amount, sum, tally, entirety, (v) count, number. llwyredd 1. entireness; synonyms (n) completeness, entirety, integrity, totality, wholeness, perfection, integrality, aggregate, totalness, fullness, 2. completeness; synonyms (n) thoroughness, entireness, unity, plenitude, depth. llwyth 1. load; synonyms (n) charge, cargo, freight, stack, heap, pack, (v) burden, fill, encumber, pile; antonym (v) unload, 2. burden; synonyms (n) load, anxiety, strain, bale, (v) bother, weight, burthen, clog, trouble, afflict; antonyms (v) relieve, unburden, 3. clan; synonyms (n) family, tribe, breed, house, kin, kindred, lineage, race, stock, genus, 4. tribe; synonyms (n) clan, folk, nation, people, line, folks, kind, horde, stem, body.
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crumpled, flaking, harsh, jerky, lined, peeling, 2. even; synonyms (adj) direct, equal, constant, equable, equivalent, horizontal, identical, plane, regular, (v) balance; antonyms (adj) inconsistent, irregular, jagged, unequal, 3. sleek; synonyms (adj) glossy, silky, smooth, shiny, silken, slippery, satiny, satin, even, (v) slick; antonym (adj) dull. llyfndew 1. sleek; synonyms (adj) glossy, silky, smooth, shiny, silken, slippery, satiny, satin, even, (v) slick; antonym (adj) dull, 2. plump; synonyms (adj) fat, chubby, corpulent, obese, overweight, round, stout, gross, (v) fatten, (n) fleshy; antonyms (adj) thin, emaciated, skinny, slim, slender. llyfnhau 1. smooth; synonyms (adj) easy, calm, level, oily, facile, flat, flowing, fluent, (v) quiet, facilitate; antonyms (adj) rough, uneven, abrasive, coarse, crumpled, flaking, harsh, jerky, lined, peeling, 2. level; synonyms (n) grade, degree, (adj) even, equal, horizontal, (v) flatten, floor, aim, demolish, destroy; antonyms (adj) inclined, slanting, angled, unequal, (v) build, raise, 3. plane; synonyms (n) airplane, face, aeroplane, aircraft, stage, surface, jet, (v) shave, (adj) smooth, flush. llyfnu 1. smooth; synonyms (adj) easy, calm, level, oily, facile, flat, flowing, fluent, (v) quiet, facilitate; antonyms (adj) rough, uneven, abrasive, coarse, crumpled, flaking, harsh, jerky, lined, peeling, 2. level; synonyms (n) grade, degree, (adj) even, equal, horizontal, (v) flatten, floor, aim, demolish, destroy; antonyms (adj) inclined, slanting, angled, unequal, (v) build, raise, 3. harrow; synonyms (v) afflict, harass, harry, rake, torment, torture, wring, delve, dibble, dig. llyfr book; synonyms (n) bible, journal, pamphlet, tome, (v) order, reserve, apply, inscribe, list, record. llyfrbryf bookworm; synonyms (n) booklover, learner, pedant, pundit, pupil, scholar, scholastic, (adj) studious. llyfrdy library; synonyms (n) bibliotheca, annals, archive, bibliotheke, den, documentation, documents, records, store. llyfrfa library; synonyms (n) bibliotheca, annals, archive, bibliotheke, den, documentation, documents, records, store. llyfrgell library; synonyms (n) bibliotheca, annals, archive, bibliotheke, den, documentation, documents, records, store. llyfrgellydd librarian; synonyms (n) bibliothec, bibliothecary. llyfryddiaeth bibliography; synonym (n) bibliology. llyfryn 1. booklet; synonyms (n) brochure, book, leaflet, folder, pamphlet, flyer, manual, catalog, circular, guide, 2. pamphlet; synonyms (n) booklet, magazine, tract, treatise, literature, writing.
llyfu lick; synonyms (v) lap, clobber, bat, beat, drub, thrash, defeat, (n) biff, jab, speed. llyg 1. shrew; synonyms (n) scold, shrewmouse, harridan, termagant, dragon, bitch, brawl, female, scolding, shrow, 2. shrewmouse; synonym (n) shrew. llygad eye; synonyms (n) optic, (v) behold, see, view, gaze, stare, look, watch, glance, glimpse. llygadog 1. eyed, 2. sharp-eyed; synonym (adj) observant. llygadrwth 1. wide-eyed; synonyms (adj) naive, innocent, unsophisticated, gullible, pure, unworldly, wide-awake, 2. staring; synonyms (adj) glaring, agaze, (adv) staringly. llygadrythu stare; synonyms (v) gaze, look, gape, glare, peer, squint, goggle, see, view, (n) regard. llygadu eye (llygad); synonyms (n) optic, (v) behold, see, view, gaze, stare, look, watch, glance, glimpse. llygatgroes cross-eyed; synonym (adj) cockeyed. llygoden mouse; synonyms (n) track, trail, hunt, trace, coward, (v) sneak, creep, steal, snoop, seek. llygota 1. rat; synonyms (n) grass, informer, apostate, betrayer, scab, (v) blackleg, denounce, betray, peach, sing, 2. mouse (llygoden); synonyms (n) track, trail, hunt, trace, coward, (v) sneak, creep, steal, snoop, seek. llygotwr 1. ratter; synonyms (n) apostate, deserter, defector, turncoat, 2. mouser; synonym (n) cat. llygotwraig 1. ratter; synonyms (n) apostate, deserter, defector, turncoat, 2. mouser; synonym (n) cat. llygradwy corruptible; synonyms (adj) bribable, purchasable, venal, corrumpable, cowardly, dishonest, fainthearted, irresolute, seducible, spineless. llygredd 1. depravity; synonyms (n) corruption, degeneracy, evil, depravation, debauchery, degeneration, degradation, turpitude, vice, wickedness, 2. corruptness; synonyms (n) dishonesty, immorality, sordidness, vileness, crookedness, deceit, ignobleness, putrescence, putridness, ruthlessness. llygredig 1. degraded; synonyms (adj) degenerate, debased, ignoble, low, debauched, depraved, abject, dishonored, sordid, adulterate; antonym (adj) untarnished, 2. corrupt; synonyms (adj) bad, rotten, canker, (n) poison, (v) contaminate, taint, bribe, debase, defile, infect; antonyms (adj) honest, moral, principled, pure, 3. depraved; synonyms (adj) corrupt, base, immoral, abandoned, evil, vicious, wicked, perverse, perverted, reprobate; antonym (adj) good. llygredigaeth corruption; synonyms (n) contamination, depravity, adulteration, pollution, bribery, filth, infection, taint, vitiation, canker;
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moocher, vagabond, (v) pauperize, 3. sharpen; synonyms (v) focus, edge, hone, intensify, point, sharp, increase, heighten, whet, improve; antonym (v) cloud. llymrig 1. crude; synonyms (adj) clumsy, coarse, raw, rough, rude, barbarous, immature, primitive, uncouth, vulgar; antonyms (adj) refined, sophisticated, 2. raw; synonyms (adj) crude, fresh, bleak, cutting, green, piercing, sore, cold, biting, chilly; antonym (adj) cooked, 3. slipshod; synonyms (adj) careless, negligent, slapdash, sloppy, lax, haphazard, inaccurate, casual, inattentive, (v) remiss; antonyms (adj) careful, firstrate. llymru flummery; synonyms (n) flattery, frivolity, knickknack, (adj) balderdash, palaver, bombast, fustian, jabber, jargon, (v) incense. llymsur acrid; synonyms (adj) acid, bitter, pungent, acerbic, caustic, acerb, corrosive, harsh, hot, sharp; antonym (adj) sweet. llymu 1. whet; synonyms (v) sharpen, excite, grind, quicken, stimulate, stir, hone, (n) goad, spur, (adj) point, 2. sharpen; synonyms (v) focus, edge, intensify, sharp, increase, heighten, whet, improve, compound, taper; antonym (v) cloud. llyn 1. lake; synonyms (n) loch, pond, pool, puddle, carmine, crimson, lin, maroon, plash, slab, 2. pool (pwll); synonyms (n) lake, mere, cartel, basin, kitty, syndicate, trust, (v) combine, merge, associate, 3. pond; synonyms (n) reservoir, sea, tank, broad, lough, 4. drink (yfed); synonyms (n) beverage, alcohol, brew, potion, swallow, (v) draught, booze, carouse, bib, absorb, 5. loch; synonyms (n) bay, inlet, tarn, well, looch, lincture. llynciad 1. draft; synonyms (n) bill, conscription, sketch, check, drawing, (v) draught, outline, design, blueprint, compose; antonym (v) discharge, 2. gulp; synonyms (n) drink, gasp, draft, (v) bolt, devour, gobble, swig, gorge, down, quaff; antonyms (v) sip, nibble. llynclyn 1. gulf; synonyms (n) abyss, chasm, bay, cove, abysm, inlet, pit, ravine, rift, hollow, 2. vortex; synonyms (n) eddy, swirl, whirlpool, convolution, maelstrom, whirl, (v) storm, undercurrent, indraught, reflux. llyncu 1. swallow (gwennol); synonyms (v) eat, bolt, gulp, consume, devour, accept, absorb, bear, endure, (n) drink; antonym (v) regurgitate, 2. absorb; synonyms (v) engross, imbibe, assimilate, engage, occupy, suck, swallow, amuse, digest, engulf; antonyms (v) bore, emit, 3. gulp; synonyms (n) gasp, draft, draught, gulping, (v) gobble, swig, gorge, down, quaff, sip; antonym (v) nibble.
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llyncwr guzzler; synonyms (n) drunk, gulper, (v) bum. llynges 1. fleet; synonyms (n) armada, (adj) swift, fast, expeditious, agile, quick, brisk, rapid, speedy, (v) flit, 2. navy; synonyms (n) fleet, flotilla, blue, army, military, services, convoy, (adj) azure, cobalt, cerulean. llyngesydd admiral; synonyms (n) admiralty, administration. llyngyren worm; synonyms (n) bird, (v) squirm, wriggle, twist, helix, spiral, writhe, buckle, (adj) insect, animalcule. llyo lick; synonyms (v) lap, clobber, bat, beat, drub, thrash, defeat, (n) biff, jab, speed. llys 1. court; synonyms (n) forum, bar, close, field, tribunal, judicatory, (v) woo, attract, invite, romance; antonyms (v) avoid, shun, 2. hall; synonyms (n) corridor, foyer, lobby, mansion, vestibule, auditorium, anteroom, court, castle, (v) passage, 3. palace; synonyms (n) hall, chateau. llysaidd 1. courtly; synonyms (adj) courteous, civil, elegant, gallant, polite, stately, dignified, formal, genteel, (n) refined; antonym (adj) boorish, 2. polite; synonyms (adj) cultured, courtly, gentle, proper, attentive, kind, friendly, chivalrous, civilized, complaisant; antonyms (adj) impolite, rude, bad-mannered, discourteous. llysenw nickname; synonyms (n) alias, cognomen, moniker, sobriquet, soubriquet, surname, (v) name, dub, nick, call. llysenwi nickname; synonyms (n) alias, cognomen, moniker, sobriquet, soubriquet, surname, (v) name, dub, nick, call. llysgenhadaeth 1. embassy; synonyms (n) deputation, legation, delegation, mission, commission, errand, cable, communication, diplomat, diplomatist, 2. legation; synonyms (n) legateship, group. llysgenhadol ambassadorial; synonyms (adj) political, embassy. llysgenhadwr ambassador; synonyms (n) agent, delegate, emissary, envoy, messenger, minister, deputy, embassador, herald, representative. llysgennad ambassador; synonyms (n) agent, delegate, emissary, envoy, messenger, minister, deputy, embassador, herald, representative. llysieueg botany; synonyms (n) phytology, anatomy, cytology, dendrology, ecology, floristics, (adj) acyclic, cyclic, chemistry, cyclical. llysieuegydd botanist; synonym (n) phytologist. llysieuol 1. herbal; synonyms (adj) herbaceous, (n) herbarium, 2. vegetable; synonyms (n) plant, vegetive, greens, artifice, cabbage, engender, establish, fix, generate, (adj) vegetal. llysieuydd botanist; synonym (n) phytologist.
llysieuyn 1. vegetable; synonyms (n) plant, vegetive, greens, artifice, cabbage, engender, establish, fix, generate, (adj) vegetal, 2. herb; synonyms (n) seasoning, flavoring, flower, herbar, yerba, (v) bunch, 3. plant; synonyms (n) manufactory, equipment, factory, herb, (v) place, embed, graft, set, constitute, found. llysnafedd 1. slime; synonyms (n) ooze, gook, muck, sludge, goo, gunk, filth, (adj) mire, mud, silt, 2. snivel; synonyms (v) cry, blubber, sob, whine, sniffle, weep, whimper, sniff, (n) snuffle, sniveling. llysu reject; synonyms (v) refuse, decline, deny, disapprove, discard, dismiss, eliminate, exclude, rebuff, (n) cull; antonyms (v) accept, approve, choose, select, acknowledge, grant. llysywen eel; synonyms (n) yeel, (v) labyrinth, maze, serpent. llythrennol literal; synonyms (adj) factual, exact, bare, accurate, genuine, verbal, actual, faithful, (n) erratum, misprint; antonyms (adj) figurative, symbolic. llythyr 1. letter; synonyms (n) epistle, mail, character, communication, dispatch, memorandum, message, note, type, inscription, 2. epistle; synonyms (n) letter, correspondence. llythyrdoll postage; synonyms (n) stamp, cast, impression, mold, pestle. llythyren 1. type; synonyms (n) pattern, character, kind, nature, sort, breed, category, stamp, brand, (adj) model, 2. letter (llythyr); synonyms (n) epistle, mail, communication, dispatch, memorandum, message, note, type, inscription, learning. llythyrfa post; synonyms (n) place, function, office, position, pillar, stake, attitude, (v) mail, locate, base. llyw 1. rudder; synonyms (n) helm, wheel, guide, tail, controls, 2. helm; synonyms (n) haft, handle, hilt, rudder, shaft, shank, tiller, blade, heft, (v) helmet, 3. ruler; synonyms (n) master, governor, monarch, leader, dynast, prince, chief, head, (adj) rule, regent. llywaeth 1. pet; synonyms (adj) favourite, (n) favorite, darling, love, beloved, (v) caress, dear, dandle, fondle, baby, 2. tame; synonyms (adj) docile, meek, bland, boring, domestic, (v) dull, break, subdue, chasten, discipline; antonyms (adj) exciting, wild. llywiawdwr 1. governor; synonyms (n) director, chief, manager, regulator, administrator, controller, ruler, superintendent, leader, executive, 2. ruler; synonyms (n) master, governor, monarch, dynast, prince, head, sheik, sovereign, (adj) rule, regent. llywio 1. direct; synonyms (adj) straight, (v) aim, channel, conduct, address, charge, control, dictate, head, (n) command; antonyms (adj) indirect, roundabout, circuitous, oblique, second-hand, sideways, unplanned, (v) request, 2. rule;
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Welsh - English synonyms (n) govern, order, decree, dominion, law, ordinance, principle, regulate, reign, (v) influence, 3. govern; synonyms (v) administer, dominate, manage, check, bridle, determine, rule, oversee, arrange, (n) direct, 4. steer; synonyms (v) guide, navigate, drive, maneuver, run, tip, show, (n) lead, point, bullock. llywiwr 1. helmsman; synonyms (n) pilot, steerer, steersman, wheelman, decoy, timoneer, 2. steersman; synonyms (n) helmsman, director, governor, guardian, helm, helmet, helve, steersmate, tutor. llywodraeth 1. government; synonyms (n) administration, authority, control, direction, command, dominion, governance, (adj) empire, (v) conduct, management, 2. control; synonyms (n) rule, care, hold, influence, sway, ascendancy, (v) check, curb, bridle, handle; antonyms (n) freedom, weakness, (v) intensify, share, 3. command; synonyms (n) instruction, behest, bidding, decree, (v) charge, order, call, commission, direct, bid; antonym (v) request. llywodraethol 1. dominant; synonyms (adj) commanding, influential, leading, overriding, paramount, powerful, primary, principal, rampant, (v) prevalent; antonyms (adj) minor, submissive, subordinate, 2. governing; synonyms (adj) dominant, ruling, ascendant, chief, predominant, prevailing, executive, (n) governance, administration, government. llywodraethu 1. rule; synonyms (n) govern, order, decree, dominion, law, ordinance, principle, (v) command, control, influence, 2. govern; synonyms (v) administer, dictate, dominate, manage, check, bridle, conduct, determine, regulate, (n) direct, 3. control; synonyms (n) rule, authority, care, hold, sway, ascendancy, ascendency, (v) curb, handle, conquer; antonyms (n) freedom, weakness, (v) intensify, share. llywodraethwr 1. governor; synonyms (n) director, chief, manager, regulator, administrator, controller, ruler, superintendent, leader, executive, 2. ruler; synonyms (n) master, governor, monarch, dynast, prince, head, sheik, sovereign, (adj) rule, regent. llywydd president; synonyms (n) chairman, chief, chair, chairperson, chairwoman, leader, boss, head, principal, speaker. llywyddiaeth presidency; synonyms (n) administration, presidentship, government, brass, disposal, establishment, governance, organisation, organization, presidence. llywyddu preside; synonyms (v) manage, rule, moderate, act, hold, sit, celebrate, oversee, solemnize.
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loc lock; synonyms (n) curl, (v) bolt, bar, close, latch, engage, fasten, hug, hold, (adj) hair; antonyms (v) unlock, open. locust locust; synonyms (v) losel, squanderer. loetran loiter; synonyms (v) linger, dawdle, lag, loaf, dally, saunter, tarry, (adj) delay, lounge, hesitate. lol 1. balderdash; synonyms (n) nonsense, jargon, rot, drivel, gibberish, piffle, rubbish, trash, 2. bosh; synonyms (n) baloney, boloney, drool, moonshine, tommyrot, tosh, twaddle, bilgewater, farce, humbug, 3. nonsense; synonyms (n) absurdity, balderdash, folderol, foolishness, claptrap, falderal, folly, hooey, rigmarole, (v) stuff; antonym (n) sense. lori 1. truck; synonyms (n) traffic, car, cart, trade, van, bogie, (v) exchange, barter, swap, swop, 2. lorry; synonyms (n) dray, camion, truck, waggon, wagon, wain. lot lot; synonyms (n) batch, destiny, fate, doom, fortune, portion, slice, allot, bunch, chance. lwc luck; synonyms (n) chance, fortune, accident, destiny, fate, hazard, lot, advantage, hap, portion; antonym (n) misfortune. lwcus lucky; synonyms (adj) auspicious, favorable, propitious, prosperous, favourable, successful, flourishing, (n) happy, favored, (v) fortunate; antonyms (adj) unlucky, hapless, ill-fated, unfortunate. lwfer 1. chimney; synonyms (n) stack, flue, shaft, smokestack, vent, gully, main, nostril, nozzle, tap, 2. louver; synonyms (n) fin, cinque, fins, five, fivesome, flipper, flippers, loover, lovery, luffer. lwmp lump; synonyms (n) heap, chunk, knot, block, clod, hunk, tumor, bit, (v) clot, (adj) mass. lyncs lynx; synonyms (n) catamount, cat, cougar, painter, panther, puma.
M mab 1. son; synonyms (n) offspring, boy, lad, child, descendant, logos, word, bible, countersign, discussion, 2. boy (bachgen); synonyms (n) fellow, kid, male, man, minor, servant, son, youngster, youth, boots, 3. male; synonyms (adj) masculine, manly, virile, manful, manlike, (n) chap, guy, (obj) he; antonyms (adj) feminine, (n) female, woman, 4. man; synonyms (n) gentleman, person, husband, homo, human, humanity, humankind, humans, individual, mankind. mabaidd filial; synonyms (adj) daughterly, dutiful. maban 1. babe; synonyms (n) baby, infant, child, sweetie, 2. baby (baban); synonyms (n) babe, darling, (v) coddle, indulge, pamper, cosset,
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mollycoddle, spoil, (adj) miniature, small; antonym (adj) giant. mabandod 1. childhood; synonyms (n) babyhood, boyhood, immaturity, infancy, puerility, youth, youthhood, age, education, (adj) ancient; antonym (n) adulthood, 2. infancy; synonyms (n) childhood, cradle, beginning, birth, genesis, adolescence, infanthood, nativity, upbringing. mabinogi 1. story; synonyms (n) layer, history, account, narration, narrative, recital, report, tale, fable, falsehood; antonym (n) truth, 2. tale; synonyms (n) story, fib, fiction, legend, lie, relation, yarn, gossip, novel, romance. maboed 1. youth; synonyms (n) boy, juvenile, lad, young, youngster, adolescence, kid, juvenility, puberty, (adj) adolescent; antonyms (n) adulthood, adult, ripeness, 2. childhood; synonyms (n) babyhood, boyhood, immaturity, infancy, puerility, youth, youthhood, age, education, (adj) ancient, 3. infancy; synonyms (n) childhood, cradle, beginning, birth, genesis, infanthood, nativity, upbringing. mabolaeth 1. youth; synonyms (n) boy, juvenile, lad, young, youngster, adolescence, kid, juvenility, puberty, (adj) adolescent; antonyms (n) adulthood, adult, ripeness, 2. boyhood; synonyms (n) childhood, babyhood, youth, youthhood, age, boyism, childishness, juniority, teens. mabolaidd 1. youthful; synonyms (adj) young, immature, fresh, green, juvenile, adolescent, vernal, childish, new, tender; antonyms (adj) old, adult, 2. boyish; synonyms (adj) puerile, youthful, girlish, kittenish, boylike, callow, schoolboyish, innocent, naked, raw. mabolgamp 1. athletics; synonyms (n) sport, contest, recreation, exercise, game, games, drill, events, exercises, fun, 2. game; synonyms (n) amusement, entertainment, competition, diversion, match, play, prey, (adj) fearless, (v) bet, gamble, 3. feat; synonyms (n) exploit, deed, accomplishment, achievement, act, effort, performance, action, triumph, attainment; antonym (n) failure, 4. sport; synonyms (n) frolic, jest, pastime, romp, joke, disport, mutant, freak, mutation, (v) gambol. mabolgampwr athlete; synonyms (n) player, gymnast, acrobat, contestant, jock, contender, hurdler, boxer, bruiser, competitor. mabwysiad adoption; synonyms (n) acceptance, espousal, assumption, borrowing, cooptation, enactment, maintenance, (adj) conversion, inspiration, justification. mabwysiadol 1. adoptive; synonym (adj) adopted, 2. adopted; synonyms (adj) adoptive, elected, consecrated, converted, inspired, justified, regenerated, sanctified, unearthly, adoptious.
mabwysiadu 1. affiliate; synonyms (n) member, chapter, (v) associate, ally, unite, adopt, assort, band, consort, join, 2. adopt; synonyms (v) accept, admit, affiliate, assume, borrow, espouse, pass, take, acquire, choose; antonym (v) reject. mach 1. bail; synonyms (n) pledge, security, surety, bond, guarantee, handle, (v) deliver, 2. surety; synonyms (n) collateral, hostage, assurance, bail, certainty, guarantor, sponsor, certitude, safeguard, safety. machlud setting; synonyms (n) frame, scene, adjustment, scenery, backdrop, background, mount, position, environment, environs. machludiad setting; synonyms (n) frame, scene, adjustment, scenery, backdrop, background, mount, position, environment, environs. macrell mackerel; synonyms (n) bass, muskelunge, sailfish, sardine, trout, tuna, pimp. macwy 1. youth; synonyms (n) boy, juvenile, lad, young, youngster, adolescence, kid, juvenility, puberty, (adj) adolescent; antonyms (n) adulthood, adult, ripeness, 2. page; synonyms (n) attendant, footboy, usher, note, pageboy, varlet, context, donzel, (v) paginate, summon. mad 1. good (da); synonyms (adj) able, benefit, delicious, right, efficient, capable, excellent, fine, (n) benign, advantage; antonyms (adj) disobedient, poor, wicked, unpleasant, (n) evil, bad, 2. goodly; synonyms (adj) considerable, respectable, sizable, good, hefty, large, sizeable, substantial, tidy, goodish. maddau 1. forgive; synonyms (v) condone, absolve, excuse, acquit, pardon, remit, exonerate, justify, clear, overlook, 2. pardon; synonyms (n) amnesty, forgiveness, grace, (v) forgive, spare, absolution, acquittal, discharge, pity, (adj) exculpate; antonym (v) blame, 3. absolve; synonyms (v) free, exempt, redeem, relieve, vindicate, dispense, assoil, purge, release; antonyms (v) convict, condemn, 4. remit; synonyms (v) relax, defer, dispatch, loose, loosen, mitigate, forward, abate, postpone, remand. maddeuant 1. forgiveness; synonyms (n) amnesty, mercy, pardon, clemency, kindness, compassion, grace, leniency, pity, remission, 2. pardon; synonyms (n) forgiveness, (v) absolve, condone, excuse, forgive, justify, acquit, exonerate, spare, (adj) exculpate; antonym (v) blame, 3. absolution; synonyms (n) exemption, exoneration, justification, release, acquittal, acquittance, condonation, dispensation, extrication, freedom. maddeuol forgiving; synonyms (adj) compassionate, lenient, tolerant, charitable, remissive, generous, humane, kind, magnanimous, merciful; antonym (adj) intolerant. maddeuwr pardoner; synonyms (n) forgiver, excuser.
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Welsh - English madfall lizard; synonyms (n) loafer, purse. madrondod 1. giddiness; synonyms (n) dizziness, flightiness, frivolity, vertigo, levity, lightness, silliness; antonym (n) seriousness, 2. stupefaction; synonyms (n) stupor, astonishment, daze, amazement, shock, bewilderment, perplexity, surprise, awe, grogginess. madru 1. fester; synonyms (v) rot, boil, ferment, decay, decompose, molder, (adj) rankle, abscess, putrefy, sore, 2. rot; synonyms (n) corruption, drivel, nonsense, blight, (v) canker, corrupt, disintegrate, fester, perish, languish, 3. putrefy; synonyms (v) spoil, taint, crumble. madruddyn 1. cartilage; synonyms (n) gristle, bone, 2. gristle; synonym (n) cartilage. maeden 1. slut; synonyms (n) drab, hussy, jade, slattern, floozy, trollop, hooker, prostitute, quean, (adj) dowdy, 2. jade; synonyms (n) hack, horse, nag, (v) fatigue, exhaust, tire, weary, bore, fag, harass. mael 1. gain; synonyms (v) acquire, benefit, derive, attain, catch, earn, get, win, (n) profit, earnings; antonyms (v) lose, (n) loss, 2. traffic; synonyms (n) dealings, commerce, business, dealing, interchange, (v) exchange, trade, deal, barter, bargain, 3. profit; synonyms (n) gain, account, good, produce, increase, dividend, (v) net, advance, avail, (adj) advantage. maelfa shop (siop); synonyms (n) business, store, factory, plant, emporium, market, workshop, (v) betray, purchase, grass. maen stone (carreg); synonyms (n) jewel, rock, calculus, gem, pebble, concretion, gemstone, (v) pit, lapidate, pelt. maentumio maintain; synonyms (v) continue, justify, affirm, allege, assert, aver, conserve, declare, defend, guard; antonyms (v) deny, change. maer mayor; synonyms (n) mayoralty, administrator, official, (adj) major. maeryddiaeth mayoralty; synonym (n) mayor. maes field (cae); synonyms (n) arena, area, battlefield, domain, ground, place, battleground, compass, court, department. maestir 1. plain; synonyms (adj) ordinary, comprehensible, intelligible, apparent, clear, downright, easy, evident, homely, (n) flat; antonyms (adj) elaborate, fancy, unclear, mottled, multicolored, ornate, attractive, concealed, confused, fussy, consider also 2. open country; synonyms (n) plain, old. maestref suburb; synonyms (n) outskirts, suburbia, community, neighborhood, environs, village, city, colony, commune, hamlet. maeth 1. aliment; synonyms (n) food, nutriment, sustenance, alimentation, diet, maintenance, meat, nourishment, nutrition, (v) nourish, 2.
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maethgen beating; synonyms (n) reverse, beat, defeat, thrashing, whipping, battery, battering, debacle, drubbing, hammering; antonym (n) victory. maethlon 1. nourishing; synonyms (adj) nutritious, alimentary, healthy, healthful, nutrient, wholesome, nutritive, rich, alimental, beneficial; antonym (adj) unhealthy, 2. nutritious; synonyms (adj) nourishing, benign, bracing, invigorating. maethu 1. nurture; synonyms (v) foster, cherish, grow, nourish, care, maintain, breed, educate, (n) education, breeding; antonym (v) neglect, 2. nourish; synonyms (v) keep, cradle, aliment, cultivate, feed, nurture, sustain, supply, entertain, encourage. mafonen raspberry; synonyms (n) hiss, razzing, bird, boo, hoot, birdie, chick, dame, damn, darn. magl 1. snare; synonyms (n) trap, lure, (v) mesh, catch, gin, ambush, ensnare, entrap, hook, capture, 2. mesh; synonyms (n) interlock, network, entanglement, graticule, engagement, lace, meshing, (v) engage, lock, enmesh. maglu 1. trip; synonyms (n) excursion, expedition, tour, flight, jaunt, (v) journey, slip, stumble, fall, (adj) blunder; antonym (v) fix, 2. mesh; synonyms (n) interlock, network, entanglement, graticule, engagement, lace, meshing, (v) engage, lock, enmesh, 3. snare; synonyms (n) trap, lure, (v) mesh, catch, gin, ambush, ensnare, entrap, hook, capture. magnel 1. cannon; synonyms (n) artillery, carom, clash, gun, shank, carambole, carronade, culverin, howitzer, firearm, 2. artillery; synonyms (n) ordnance, cannonry, dragoon, hussar, uhlan, voltigeur, accelerator, arm, armaments, arms, 3. gun; synonyms (n) gunman, handgun, pistol, revolver, shooter, torpedo, arrow, gas, (v) shoot, cracker. magnelfa battery; synonyms (n) troop, army, barrage, company, collection, mugging, onslaught, sequence, squad, violence. magnelwr gunner; synonyms (n) artilleryman, bombardier, cannoneer, artillerist, matross, soldier. magnesiwm magnesium; synonyms (n) mg, chalk, milligram. magu 1. gain; synonyms (v) acquire, benefit, derive, attain, catch, earn, get, win, (n) profit, earnings; antonyms (v) lose, (n) loss, 2. rear; synonyms (adj) back, erect, (n) posterior, tail, (v) breed, nurture, raise, educate, foster, nurse; antonyms (adj) fore, (n) front, 3. nurse; synonyms (n) doctor, amah, (v) nourish, attend, cherish, entertain, harbor, lactate,
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cradle, cultivate, 4. acquire; synonyms (v) achieve, find, gain, take, accept, buy, collect, contract, obtain, purchase; antonym (v) sell, 5. breed; synonyms (n) kind, race, variety, ancestry, sort, order, (v) engender, beget, multiply, bear. magwraeth 1. nurture; synonyms (v) foster, cherish, grow, nourish, care, maintain, breed, educate, (n) education, breeding; antonym (v) neglect, 2. nourishment; synonyms (n) aliment, alimentation, food, meat, diet, feeding, nutrition, sustenance, edible, fuel. magwyr wall (mur); synonyms (n) partition, bar, barrier, bulwark, rampart, cliff, earthwork, fortification, screen, (v) fence. maharen 1. wether; synonyms (n) wedder, hogg, 2. ram; synonyms (n) tup, (v) beat, cram, crash, drive, jam, pack, push, force, fill. Mai may; synonyms (v) can, could, get, might, acquire, aim, amaze, arrest, arrive, baffle. mail 1. bowl; synonyms (n) basin, pot, plate, container, hollow, stadium, arena, depression, bowlful, (v) hurl, 2. basin; synonyms (n) bowl, dock, tank, washbasin, washbowl, basinful, cavity, cup, lavatory, pool. main 1. fine; synonyms (adj) delicate, agreeable, dainty, brave, capital, elegant, excellent, nice, (n) penalty, (v) punish; antonyms (adj) poor, thick, coarse, substantial, unsatisfactory, wide, 2. thin; synonyms (adj) flimsy, gaunt, lean, light, slight, tenuous, emaciated, fine, (v) slender, dilute; antonyms (adj) fat, concentrated, chubby, plump, broad, heavy, (v) thicken, 3. slender; synonyms (adj) narrow, little, thin, lithe, faint, feeble, lissom, scanty, slim, (v) meager; antonym (adj) stocky. mainc 1. bank (banc); synonyms (n) dam, coast, slope, store, limit, stack, bluff, (v) embankment, gradient, deposit; antonym (v) withdraw, 2. form; synonyms (n) figure, design, arrange, ceremony, (v) cast, make, fashion, build, constitute, establish, 3. bench; synonyms (n) settle, chair, court, terrace, workbench, bank, bar, judicatory, board, couch, 4. seat; synonyms (n) place, bench, base, backside, behind, bottom, buttocks, (v) locate, put, contain. maint 1. size; synonyms (n) measure, bulk, capacity, dimension, dimensions, extent, largeness, quantity, glue, (v) gauge; antonyms (n) length, slenderness, 2. number (rhif); synonyms (n) count, amount, score, act, (v) calculate, aggregate, enumerate, figure, total, come, 3. quantity; synonyms (n) multitude, quantum, sum, portion, heap, deal, degree, magnitude, mass, value. maintioli 1. size; synonyms (n) measure, bulk, capacity, dimension, dimensions, extent, largeness, quantity, glue, (v) gauge; antonyms (n) length, slenderness, 2. stature; synonyms (n) height, size,
altitude, standing, tallness, prestige, quality, status, rank, elevation. maith 1. long (hir); synonyms (adj) extended, lengthy, (v) aspire, desire, hanker, languish, yearn, ache, hunger, (n) extensive; antonyms (adj) short, brief, 2. tedious; synonyms (adj) dull, boring, tiresome, dreary, monotonous, slow, heavy, dry, flat, (v) arid; antonyms (adj) exciting, interesting, easy, varied. malais malice; synonyms (n) hostility, animosity, spite, enmity, hatred, malevolence, venom, cruelty, envy, evil; antonyms (n) kindness, goodwill. maldod 1. dalliance; synonyms (n) flirtation, delay, flirt, flirting, play, coquetry, petting, hanky-panky, coquette, dawdling, 2. affectation; synonyms (n) pose, pretension, display, airs, affectedness, ostentation, pretense, show, mannerism; antonym (n) humility. maldodi 1. indulge; synonyms (v) gratify, coddle, baby, cosset, pamper, spoil, mollycoddle, please, satisfy, (n) humor, 2. pamper; synonyms (v) indulge, cocker, pet, cherish, fondle, featherbed, mother, 3. pet; synonyms (adj) favourite, favored, (n) favorite, darling, love, beloved, ducky, (v) caress, dear, dandle. maleisus malicious; synonyms (adj) malevolent, evil, spiteful, venomous, vicious, cruel, envious, mean, mischievous, nasty; antonyms (adj) benevolent, kind, harmless. Mali molly; synonym (n) mollie. malio 1. mind; synonyms (n) intellect, brain, (v) care, look, attend, beware, keep, listen, notice, (adj) heed; antonym (v) forget, 2. heed; synonyms (n) consideration, concern, caution, regard, note, charge, (v) hear, attention, mind, consider; antonyms (v) disregard, ignore, 3. care; synonyms (n) bother, aid, apprehension, custody, maintenance, worry, attendance, affection, (v) anxiety, administer; antonyms (n) carelessness, recklessness, rashness, thoughtlessness, (v) neglect. mall blight; synonyms (n) bane, curse, pest, rust, (v) blast, damage, decay, plague, wither, blemish. malltod 1. blast; synonyms (n) bang, slam, burst, (v) attack, blare, blight, bomb, boom, (adj) discharge, explosion, 2. blight; synonyms (n) bane, curse, pest, rust, (v) blast, damage, decay, plague, wither, blemish, 3. rot; synonyms (n) corruption, drivel, nonsense, (v) decompose, canker, corrupt, disintegrate, fester, molder, perish. mallu 1. blight; synonyms (n) bane, curse, pest, rust, (v) blast, damage, decay, plague, wither, blemish, 2. blast; synonyms (n) bang, slam, burst, (v) attack, blare, blight, bomb, boom, (adj) discharge, explosion, 3. rot; synonyms (n) corruption, drivel, nonsense, (v) decompose, canker, corrupt, disintegrate, fester, molder, perish.
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Welsh - English malu 1. grind; synonyms (v) labor, toil, comminute, crunch, drudge, grate, abrade, chew, crush, (n) mill, 2. chop; synonyms (v) ax, chip, cleave, cut, hack, hash, hew, mince, slash, slice, 3. mince; synonyms (v) chop, dice, moderate, soften, fricassee, 4. smash; synonyms (v) collapse, crash, bang, hit, break, mash, shatter, defeat, (n) clash, blast. malurio 1. crumble; synonyms (v) decay, collapse, crush, decompose, disintegrate, fragment, perish, rust, (adj) break, crack, 2. bray; synonyms (v) grind, blare, bruise, comminute, mash, pound, abrade, grate, scrape, 3. pound (punt); synonyms (v) beat, pen, bang, flap, hammer, maul, palpitate, thump, buffet, baste, 4. molder; synonyms (n) moulder, (v) rot, crumble, fester, (adj) fade, mold, wither, bewilder, bother. malurion 1. fragments; synonyms (n) debris, atoms, dust, flinders, remains, smithereens, trash, wreckage, garbage, rubbish, 2. debris; synonyms (n) detritus, junk, refuse, waste, wreck, muck, ruins, scrap, litter, (adj) rubble. malwr grinder; synonyms (n) mill, coach, grindstone, molar, tutor, bomber, corypheus, director, (v) arrastra, file. mam mother; synonyms (n) mamma, parent, (v) father, beget, engender, generate, care, sire, fuss, get. mamaeth nurse; synonyms (n) nurture, (v) nourish, attend, cherish, entertain, foster, harbor, lactate, cradle, cultivate. mamal mammal; synonyms (n) vertebrate, mollusk, reptile, shellfish, worm, creature, suckler, amphibian, arthropod, beast. Mam-gu grandmother; synonyms (n) gran, grandma, granny, crone, grandam, grannie, mother, dam, grandmamma, beldame. mamog dam; synonyms (n) barrage, barricade, dike, dyke, decameter, decametre, (v) block, prevent, bar, close. mamol maternal; synonyms (adj) motherly, parental, paternal, agnate, agnatic, ancestral, protective, affectionate, caring, sympathetic. man 1. place (lle); synonyms (n) position, domicile, (v) post, arrange, fix, lay, locate, rank, station, deposit; antonym (v) remove, 2. spot; synonyms (n) blot, place, speck, stain, dot, dapple, (v) blemish, soil, fleck, speckle, 3. quarter; synonyms (n) area, part, district, division, mercy, neighborhood, region, direction, portion, (v) lodge. manblu down; synonyms (adv) below, (adj) cut, dejected, depressed, downward, despondent, dispirited, downcast, (v) consume, devour; antonyms (adv) up, (adj) cheerful, happy, upward. maneg 1. glove; synonyms (n) gloves, mitt, sleeve, wristband, hand, manus, paw, (v) catch, 2. vulva.
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Manylion details; synonyms (n) data, particulars, facts, contents, account, basics, clarification, description, document, (adj) minutiae. manylrwydd 1. exactness; synonyms (n) accuracy, correctness, precision, exactitude, truth, rigor, trueness, accurateness, fidelity, punctuality; antonyms (n) vagueness, fuzziness, inexactness, 2. precision; synonyms (n) exactness, preciseness, definiteness, delicacy, meticulousness, nicety, clarity, attention, carefulness, (adj) precise; antonyms (n) inaccuracy, ambiguity, imprecision. manylu particularize; synonyms (v) specify, elaborate, specialize, characterize, describe, designate, itemize, list, (n) enumerate, detail. manylwch 1. exactness; synonyms (n) accuracy, correctness, precision, exactitude, truth, rigor, trueness, accurateness, fidelity, punctuality; antonyms (n) vagueness, fuzziness, inexactness, 2. precision; synonyms (n) exactness, preciseness, definiteness, delicacy, meticulousness, nicety, clarity, attention, carefulness, (adj) precise; antonyms (n) inaccuracy, ambiguity, imprecision. map map; synonyms (n) design, graph, plat, diagram, mapping, picture, (v) chart, plan, plot, project. Marc mark; synonyms (n) brand, evidence, score, character, heed, (v) blemish, characterize, distinguish, grade, (adj) notice. march 1. horse (ceffyl); synonyms (n) cavalry, mount, buck, heroin, junk, knight, boar, cock, dog, drake, 2. stallion; synonyms (n) entire, gander, genet, hart, horse, jennet, stag, 3. steed; synonyms (n) mare, pony, stallion. marchnad market; synonyms (n) fair, shop, bazaar, marketplace, trade, (v) demand, sell, commercialize, exchange, handle. marchnadfa marketplace; synonyms (n) market, bazaar, grocery, mart, center, exposition. marchnata 1. trade; synonyms (n) deal, business, barter, commerce, swap, switch, (v) change, exchange, merchandise, bargain; antonyms (n) purchase, (adj) charitable, 2. market; synonyms (n) fair, shop, bazaar, marketplace, trade, mart, (v) demand, sell, commercialize, handle. marchnaty market; synonyms (n) fair, shop, bazaar, marketplace, trade, (v) demand, sell, commercialize, exchange, handle. marchog 1. rider; synonyms (n) horseman, appendix, equestrian, passenger, codicil, supplement, clause, provision, addition, condition, 2. knight; synonyms (n) cavalier, horse, chevalier, knighthood, adventurer, buck, cavalry, diacetylmorphine, heroin, (v) dub, 3. horseman; synonyms (n) rider, trainer. marchogaeth ride; synonyms (n) outing, run, lift, jaunt, (v) drive, bait, float, mount, rag, (adj) bestride.
marchogwr 1. horseman; synonyms (n) equestrian, rider, trainer, chevalier, 2. rider; synonyms (n) horseman, appendix, passenger, codicil, supplement, clause, provision, addition, condition, horse. marcio mark; synonyms (n) brand, evidence, score, character, heed, (v) blemish, characterize, distinguish, grade, (adj) notice. marian 1. moraine; synonym (n) ridge, 2. strand; synonyms (n) coast, shore, rope, chain, filament, line, string, (v) beach, maroon, desert. marlad drake; synonyms (n) cock, hart, horse, stag, stallion, dragon, (adj) mallard. marmor marble; synonyms (n) cheetah, granite, leopard, (v) foolscap, pillar, table, (adj) rock, flint, stone, quartz. marw 1. die; synonyms (v) decease, dead, death, depart, expire, fall, go, pass, conk, (n) dice, 2. dead; synonyms (adj) dull, lifeless, cold, defunct, inanimate, absolute, breathless, deceased, (adv) right, absolutely; antonyms (adj) alive, animate, (n) living, 3. expire; synonyms (v) die, end, conclude, elapse, cease, exhale, exit, perish, succumb, breathe; antonyms (v) inhale, live. marwaidd 1. dull; synonyms (adj) dim, blunt, dense, dreary, sluggish, bland, boring, cloudy, cold, (v) deaden; antonyms (adj) bright, lively, sharp, exciting, interesting, lustrous, stimulating, amusing, exhilarating, glittery, 2. lifeless; synonyms (adj) dead, dull, inanimate, insipid, defunct, exanimate, flat, inactive, inert, lackluster; antonyms (adj) animate, alive, stiff, 3. sluggish; synonyms (adj) idle, indolent, slow, drowsy, languid, slack, slothful, torpid, (n) lazy, heavy; antonyms (adj) active, energetic, brisk, fast. marweiddio 1. deaden; synonyms (v) dampen, blunt, damp, muffle, mute, obtund, (n) benumb, stun, (adj) quell, allay; antonyms (v) accentuate, amplify, enliven, 2. mortify; synonyms (v) humble, humiliate, disgrace, chagrin, abase, crush, embarrass, degrade, confuse, depress. marwhad mortification; synonyms (n) humiliation, chagrin, embarrassment, gangrene, shame, disappointment, vexation, disgrace, degradation, (adj) grievance. marwhau 1. deaden; synonyms (v) dampen, blunt, damp, muffle, mute, obtund, (n) benumb, stun, (adj) quell, allay; antonyms (v) accentuate, amplify, enliven, 2. mortify; synonyms (v) humble, humiliate, disgrace, chagrin, abase, crush, embarrass, degrade, confuse, depress. marwnad 1. elegy; synonyms (n) dirge, coronach, lament, nenia, ode, sonnet, (adj) requiem; antonym (n) prose, 2. lament; synonyms (n) cry, complaint, elegy, (v) bemoan, complain, deplore, grieve,
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dealings, dealing, interchange, intercourse, travel, industry, (v) trade, truck, custom, employment. masnachwr 1. dealer; synonyms (n) merchant, trader, monger, seller, vendor, marketer, agent, broker, salesperson, trafficker; antonym (n) user, 2. merchant; synonyms (n) dealer, merchandiser, retailer, shopkeeper, storekeeper, wholesaler, (v) chapman; antonym (n) buyer. masw 1. tender; synonyms (adj) affectionate, painful, loving, sensitive, soft, sore, compassionate, (v) proffer, (n) offer, bid; antonyms (adj) tough, hard, hardhearted, rubbery, rough, 2. soft (meddal); synonyms (adj) gentle, easy, light, limp, balmy, delicate, quiet, slack, (v) feeble, low; antonyms (adj) firm, harsh, loud, hoarse, solid, stiff, alcoholic, shrill, strong, 3. wanton; synonyms (adj) loose, dissolute, licentious, unchaste, debauched, flirt, lascivious, (v) trifle, dally, sport. maswedd 1. wantonness; synonyms (n) abandon, lust, immorality, lasciviousness, licentiousness, unconstraint, abundance, copiousness, corruption, decadence, 2. ribaldry; synonyms (n) gaminess, raciness, harlotry, baggage, balderdash, billingsgate, buffoonery, (v) obscenity, smut, blacken. masweddol 1. wanton; synonyms (adj) loose, dissolute, licentious, light, unchaste, debauched, flirt, (v) trifle, dally, sport, 2. ribald; synonyms (adj) bawdy, coarse, gross, obscene, lewd, indelicate, dirty, filthy, broad, nasty. mat mat; synonyms (n) matte, rug, tangle, cushion, matt, (adj) dull, flat, (v) entangle, felt, knot. mater 1. matter; synonyms (n) event, affair, business, concern, issue, material, substance, incident, article, body, 2. affair; synonyms (n) matter, job, occasion, occurrence, amour, duty, happening, party, subject, theme. materol 1. material; synonyms (n) body, cloth, matter, stuff, fabric, (adj) bodily, corporal, corporeal, substantial, concrete, 2. materialistic; synonyms (adj) bourgeois, mercenary, commercial, conservative, worldly, unspiritual, acquisitive, avaricious, avid, cautious. materoliaeth materialism; synonyms (n) acquisitiveness, anabaptism, avarice, corporealism, covetousness, deism, greed, greediness, hoarding, philistinism; antonym (n) generosity. materolwr materialist; synonyms (adj) nihilist, theophobist, (n) irreligionist, corporealist, materiarian, positivist, skeptic, somatist. math 1. kind (caredig); synonyms (n) form, helpful, sort, benign, brand, breed, class, gentle, (adj) friendly, generous; antonyms (adj) unkind, callous, cruel, hardhearted, mean, merciless, nasty, spiteful, uncaring, upsetting, 2. sort; synonyms (n) kind, type, assortment, description, rank, variety,
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pattern, (v) group, arrange, (adj) manner, 3. type; synonyms (n) character, nature, category, stamp, emblem, font, print, style, mark, (adj) model. mathemateg mathematics; synonyms (n) math, arithmetic, maths, mathesis, sums, reckoning. mathemategol mathematical; synonyms (adj) mathematic, punctual, algebraic, arithmetical, numeric, numerical, scientific, algorithmic, analytical, arithmetic. mathru 1. trample; synonyms (v) tramp, oppress, crush, squash, stamp, tread, defeat, flatten, (n) trampling, 2. tread; synonyms (v) step, pace, walk, trample, (n) gait, rate, stride, footstep, rung, track. mathrwr trampler; synonyms (n) tramper, tramp, hiker, stamper, stomper. matog mattock; synonyms (adj) pickax, ax, hatchet. matras mattress; synonyms (n) bedding, bed. matsen match; synonyms (n) equal, (v) agree, mate, meet, parallel, accord, correspond, harmonise, harmonize, balance; antonyms (v) clash, contradict. mawl praise; synonyms (n) compliment, acclaim, applause, (v) applaud, approve, commend, extol, honor, flatter, celebrate; antonyms (n) criticism, disparagement, (v) criticize, belittle, disparage, rebuke, reprimand, reproach, scold, chastise. mawn peat; synonyms (n) turf, bog, pet. mawnen peat; synonyms (n) turf, bog, pet. mawnog peat; synonyms (n) turf, bog, pet. mawr 1. big; synonyms (adj) ample, major, heavy, important, significant, thick, sturdy, generous, adult, (adv) large; antonyms (adj) little, puny, (adv) small, (syn) tiny, 2. large; synonyms (adj) big, extensive, broad, bulky, considerable, handsome, high, abundant, capacious, great; antonyms (adj) cramped, insignificant, 3. great; synonyms (adj) eminent, famous, gigantic, distinguished, extreme, grand, chief, capital, celebrated, dignified; antonyms (adj) awful, mild. mawredd 1. grandeur; synonyms (n) dignity, splendor, magnitude, brilliance, glory, pomp, elegance, grandness, greatness, magnificence, 2. greatness; synonyms (n) grandeur, excellence, dimension, bulk, bigness, enormity, enormousness, size, fame, eminence, 3. majesty; synonyms (n) loftiness, nobility, stateliness, king, royalty, highness, emperor, holiness, immutability, (adj) solemnity. mawreddog 1. grand; synonyms (adj) excellent, gorgeous, dignified, elevated, eminent, exalted, important, (n) glorious, noble, (v) great; antonyms (adj) unimpressive, humble, modest, 2. grandiose; synonyms (adj) grand, majestic, pretentious, bombastic, imposing, ostentatious, pompous, stately, royal, ambitious, 3. majestic; synonyms (adj) lofty, awesome, imperial, kingly, magnificent, solemn, grandiose, impressive, lordly, (adv) regal.
mawrfrydig magnanimous; synonyms (adj) generous, liberal, great, noble, bountiful, exalted, big, handsome, lofty, charitable. mawrfrydigrwydd magnanimity; synonyms (n) generosity, liberality, largesse, greatness, charity, kindness, munificence, nobility, nobleness, tolerance. Mawrth march; synonyms (n) walk, hike, parade, demonstration, ramble, trek, course, (v) journey, tramp, advance. mawrygu 1. extol; synonyms (v) commend, exalt, acclaim, applaud, celebrate, eulogize, laud, glorify, praise, admire; antonym (v) criticize, 2. magnify; synonyms (v) amplify, exaggerate, enhance, aggrandize, enlarge, intensify, expand, increase, extend, aggravate; antonyms (v) reduce, understate. mebyd 1. youth; synonyms (n) boy, juvenile, lad, young, youngster, adolescence, kid, juvenility, puberty, (adj) adolescent; antonyms (n) adulthood, adult, ripeness, 2. boyhood; synonyms (n) childhood, babyhood, youth, youthhood, age, boyism, childishness, juniority, teens, 3. childhood; synonyms (n) boyhood, immaturity, infancy, puerility, education, background, minority, nonage, (adj) ancient, infant, 4. infancy; synonyms (n) cradle, beginning, birth, genesis, infanthood, nativity, upbringing. mechni 1. bail; synonyms (n) pledge, security, surety, bond, guarantee, handle, (v) deliver, 2. surety; synonyms (n) collateral, hostage, assurance, bail, certainty, guarantor, sponsor, certitude, safeguard, safety. medal medal; synonyms (n) decoration, award, prize, medallion, title, honor, laurels, palm. medd mead; synonyms (n) field, hydromel, metheglin, meadow, meathe, oenomel, aperitif, grassplat, greensward, heather. meddal 1. soft; synonyms (adj) gentle, easy, light, limp, balmy, delicate, quiet, slack, (v) feeble, low; antonyms (adj) hard, firm, harsh, loud, hoarse, rough, solid, stiff, alcoholic, shrill, 2. tender; synonyms (adj) affectionate, painful, loving, sensitive, soft, sore, compassionate, (v) proffer, (n) offer, bid; antonyms (adj) tough, hardhearted, rubbery. meddalu soften; synonyms (v) mitigate, moderate, assuage, dull, melt, mute, relent, relieve, (adj) mollify, palliate; antonyms (v) harden, set, solidify, congeal. meddalwch softness; synonyms (n) limpness, mildness, kindness, flabbiness, flaccidity, suavity, gentleness, tenderness, (adj) delicacy, smoothness; antonyms (n) hoarseness, rigidity, roughness, brightness, hardness.
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Welsh - English meddalwedd software; synonyms (n) bundle, package, packet, parcel, ware. meddiannau 1. belongings; synonyms (n) estate, luggage, property, baggage, assets, gear, wealth, chattels, equipment, goods, 2. assets; synonyms (n) belongings, capital, funds, means, resources, finances, resource, money, possession, possessions. meddiannol possessive; synonyms (adj) genitive, protective, tenacious. meddiannu 1. annex; synonyms (n) affix, addition, annexe, extension, (v) add, affiliate, adjoin, append, appropriate, attach, 2. appropriate; synonyms (adj) pertinent, proper, true, agreeable, apposite, apt, congruous, (v) annex, allocate, adopt; antonyms (adj) inappropriate, unsuitable, unrelated, untimely, wrong, (v) surrender, 3. occupy; synonyms (v) hold, have, engage, engross, fill, get, absorb, employ, inhabit, invade; antonym (v) leave, 4. possess; synonyms (v) occupy, wield, bear, enjoy, keep, maintain, obsess, retain, consume, (adj) own. meddiant possession; synonyms (n) occupancy, occupation, ownership, keeping, goods, property, tenure, grasp, estate, (v) acquisition. meddu 1. own; synonyms (v) acknowledge, admit, have, concede, allow, grant, hold, possess, confess, (adj) individual, 2. have; synonyms (v) contain, gain, bear, carry, get, accept, acquire, eat, suffer, take, 3. possess; synonyms (v) occupy, wield, enjoy, keep, maintain, obsess, retain, consume, feature, (adj) own. meddw 1. drunk; synonyms (adj) intoxicated, tipsy, tight, wet, inebriated, delirious, (n) inebriate, drunkard, rummy, sot; antonym (adj) sober, 2. inebriated; synonyms (adj) drunk, high, (v) drunken, 3. intoxicated; synonym (adj) elated. meddwdod 1. drunkenness; synonyms (n) inebriation, alcoholism, crapulence, drink, drinking, ebriety, inebriety, intoxication, insobriety, tipsiness, 2. intoxication; synonyms (n) drunkenness, poisoning, fascination. meddwi 1. booze; synonyms (n) alcohol, liquor, bouse, spirits, (v) drink, carouse, guzzle, bowse, (adj) tipple, tope, 2. inebriate; synonyms (n) drunk, drunkard, rummy, sot, (v) befuddle, intoxicate, soak, souse, exhilarate, (adj) inebriated, 3. intoxicate; synonyms (v) fuddle, inebriate, elate, disguise, apprehend, arrest, catch, collar, collect, cop. meddwl 1. think; synonyms (v) consider, believe, reckon, estimate, guess, hold, imagine, muse, ponder, reflect; antonym (v) forget, 2. mind; synonyms (n) intellect, brain, (v) care, look, attend, beware, keep, listen, notice, (adj) heed, 3. mean; synonyms (v) intend, design, imply, denote, (adj) middle, base, common, (n) average, contemptible,
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meddylfryd 1. mind; synonyms (n) intellect, brain, (v) care, look, attend, beware, keep, listen, notice, (adj) heed; antonym (v) forget, 2. affection; synonyms (n) affect, charity, attachment, fondness, affectionateness, disease, feeling, heart, kindness, liking; antonym (n) hatred, 3. bent; synonyms (adj) arched, curved, bended, crooked, (n) aptitude, inclination, propensity, fancy, ability, bias; antonym (adj) straight. meddylgar thoughtful; synonyms (adj) considerate, serious, careful, kind, solemn, attentive, courteous, discreet, heedful, pensive; antonyms (adj) inconsiderate, thoughtless, careless, heedless. meddylgarwch thoughtfulness; synonyms (n) consideration, attentiveness, contemplativeness, deliberation, kindness, tact, attention, caution, considerateness, contemplation; antonyms (n) flippancy, thoughtlessness. meddyliol 1. mental; synonyms (adj) intellectual, ideal, psychic, subjective, insane, psychical, psychological, spiritual, genial; antonyms (adj) physical, bodily, 2. intellectual; synonyms (adj) cerebral, mental, rational, learned, academic, (n) intellect, brain, scholar, thinker, mind. meddyliwr thinker; synonyms (n) philosopher, intellect, mind, head, intellectual, longhead, theorist; antonym (n) realist. meddylrith 1. conception; synonyms (n) notion, concept, idea, creation, thought, view, mind, apprehension, belief, comprehension; antonym (n) misconception, 2. idea; synonyms (n) meaning, opinion, conception, consideration, design, estimation, fancy, impression, plan, suggestion. medelwr reaper; synonyms (n) harvester, combine, farmer, shearer, sickleman, thresher. medi reap; synonyms (v) get, harvest, cut, gain, gather, glean, obtain, receive, (adj) mow, clip. medr 1. ability; synonyms (n) hand, aptitude, capacity, cleverness, dexterity, faculty, power, talent, accomplishment, bent; antonyms (n) inability, injury, 2. skill; synonyms (n) artifice, ability, capability, knack, finesse, address, adroitness, competence, (adj) craft, art; antonyms (n) clumsiness, incompetence. medru 1. can; synonyms (v) tin, dismiss, fire, might, pickle, (n) bathroom, behind, buttocks, container, lavatory; antonym (v) hire, 2. know (gwybod); synonyms (v) discern, comprehend, can, distinguish, have, recognize, understand, feel, acknowledge, agnise. medrus 1. clever; synonyms (adj) adroit, capable, acute, able, apt, intelligent, smart, astute, cunning, (v) brilliant; antonyms (adj) stupid, clumsy, unintelligent, dim, dull, inept, 2. adroit; synonyms (adj) dexterous, ingenious, skillful, adept, artful, clever, expert, slick, politic, deft; antonyms (adj)
awkward, maladroit, 3. skillful; synonyms (adj) accomplished, good, proficient, knowing, efficient, handy, practiced, ready, skilled, (v) crafty; antonym (adj) incompetent. medrusrwydd 1. cleverness; synonyms (n) ability, adroitness, ingenuity, wisdom, acumen, aptitude, astuteness, brightness, dexterity, faculty; antonyms (n) stupidity, slowness, 2. skill; synonyms (n) artifice, capability, capacity, knack, finesse, accomplishment, address, cleverness, (adj) craft, art; antonyms (n) clumsiness, inability, incompetence, 3. skillfulness; synonyms (n) proficiency, skill, efficiency, expertise, facility. mefl 1. blemish; synonyms (n) spot, scar, blot, defect, flaw, fault, imperfection, (v) stain, deface, disfigure; antonym (v) enhance, 2. blot; synonyms (n) blemish, smudge, blotch, slur, daub, (v) mark, taint, tarnish, blob, blur, 3. disgrace; synonyms (n) shame, degradation, reproach, abuse, (v) dishonor, discredit, degrade, debase, attaint, defame; antonyms (v) honor, respect, credit, esteem. mefusen strawberry; synonym (n) blonde. megin bellows; synonyms (n) blower, organ, cetacean, dolphins, narwhals, porpoises, (v) lungs, fan, punkah, ventilator. megino blow (chwythu); synonyms (n) bang, beat, blast, knock, shock, wallop, (v) puff, bloom, blossom, (adj) gasp; antonyms (v) calm, save. megis 1. as; synonyms (conj) qua, because, since, considering, while, (prep) during, like, (adv) equally, from, (n) arsenic, 2. like (hoffi); synonyms (v) corresponding, enjoy, identical, (adj) equal, equivalent, alike, analogous, comparable, same, (n) love; antonyms (prep) unlike, (v) dislike, (adj) different. meichiad swineherd; synonyms (n) cad, gillie, herdsman, hostler, jockey, messenger, orderly, ostler, pigman, hogherd. meichiau 1. bail; synonyms (n) pledge, security, surety, bond, guarantee, handle, (v) deliver, 2. surety; synonyms (n) collateral, hostage, assurance, bail, certainty, guarantor, sponsor, certitude, safeguard, safety. meiddio dare; synonyms (v) defy, brave, hazard, confront, resist, (n) challenge, venture, adventure, daring, defiance. meiddlyd curdled; synonyms (adj) coagulated, coagulate, thick, grumose, grumous, rancid, sour, (n) succulent, uliginous, emulsive. meidrol finite; synonyms (adj) bounded, limited, mortal, conditioned, demarcated; antonyms (adj) infinite, countless, endless, never-ending. meidroldeb finiteness; synonyms (n) finitude, boundedness.
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melon melon; synonyms (n) dividend, cantaloupes, cucumbers, earnings, income, profit, receipts, revenue, share, watermelons. melyn yellow; synonyms (adj) jaundiced, amber, chicken, chickenhearted, fearful, xanthous, craven, spineless, (n) coward, (adv) cowardly. melynaidd 1. yellowish; synonyms (adj) yellow, sallow, chicken, chickenhearted, flavescent, jaundiced, luteous, saffrony, scandalmongering, (n) buff, 2. tawny; synonyms (adj) swarthy, golden, (n) tan, brown, auburn. melynddu 1. tawny; synonyms (adj) swarthy, golden, luteous, sallow, (n) tan, brown, auburn, 2. swarthy; synonyms (adj) dark, dusky, black, swart, sable, (n) brunette. melynu yellow (melyn); synonyms (adj) jaundiced, amber, chicken, chickenhearted, fearful, xanthous, craven, spineless, (n) coward, (adv) cowardly. melynwyn cream; synonyms (n) pick, ointment, prime, balm, top, liniment, (adj) flower, milk, (v) best, skim. melys sweet; synonyms (adj) beloved, delicious, fresh, lovely, mellow, dear, lovable, melodious, musical, pleasant; antonyms (adj) sour, acid, bitter, discordant, acidic, pungent, sharp, salty. melysu sweeten; synonyms (v) dulcify, edulcorate, sugar, dulcorate, mollify, appease, pacify, popularize; antonym (v) sour. memrwn 1. parchment; synonyms (n) sheepskin, lambskin, diploma, settlement, (v) paper, foolscap, pillar, slate, table, tablet, 2. vellum; synonyms (n) forel, skin, (v) parchment. men 1. cart; synonyms (n) car, handcart, (v) carry, haul, drag, bear, take, transfer, convey, draw, 2. wagon; synonyms (n) cart, truck, waggon, wain, chariot, 3. wain; synonyms (n) wagon, bufflehead, butterball, dipper, plough, plow. mendio 1. heal; synonyms (v) cure, cicatrize, doctor, mend, recover, recuperate, fix, remedy, restore, (n) correct, 2. mend; synonyms (v) repair, improve, amend, better, heal, convalesce, ameliorate, bushel, (n) patch, botch; antonym (v) break, 3. recover; synonyms (v) reclaim, regain, retrieve, find, rally, obtain, recall, recoup, redeem, rescue; antonyms (v) deteriorate, lose. mentr 1. hazard; synonyms (n) chance, risk, venture, danger, peril, fortune, jeopardy, bet, (v) endanger, adventure; antonym (n) safety, 2. venture; synonyms (n) hazard, attempt, speculation, enterprise, try, effort, experiment, (v) stake, gamble, (adj) dare. mentro 1. hazard; synonyms (n) chance, risk, venture, danger, peril, fortune, jeopardy, bet, (v) endanger, adventure; antonym (n) safety, 2. venture; synonyms (n) hazard, attempt,
speculation, enterprise, try, effort, experiment, (v) stake, gamble, (adj) dare. mentrus venturesome; synonyms (adj) daring, adventurous, hazardous, audacious, adventuresome, risky, venturous, (n) bold, brave, courageous; antonym (adj) dull. menu 1. mark; synonyms (n) brand, evidence, score, character, heed, (v) blemish, characterize, distinguish, grade, (adj) notice, 2. affect; synonyms (v) touch, move, act, fake, feign, impress, pretend, strike, concern, dispose, 3. impress; synonyms (v) imprint, affect, mark, print, inscribe, instill, emboss, dent, (n) stamp, impression. menwyd 1. delight; synonyms (n) joy, amusement, pleasure, rejoicing, bliss, (v) charm, amuse, please, ravish, captivate; antonyms (n) sorrow, misery, (v) depress, displease, 2. pleasure; synonyms (n) delight, contentment, delectation, enjoyment, fun, gratification, content, comfort, happiness, mirth; antonyms (n) anger, irritation, ache, boredom, nuisance, 3. joy; synonyms (n) elation, gladness, glee, ecstasy, excitement, exhilaration, exultation, (v) exult, cheer, gladden; antonyms (n) sadness, disaster, grief, 4. mirth; synonyms (n) hilarity, cheerfulness, festivity, gaiety, joviality, laughter, entertainment, (adj) merriment, jollity, animation. menyn butter; synonyms (n) fat, oil, cement, (v) blarney, gloze, slaver, apply, cajole, (adj) dough, pudding. merch 1. woman; synonyms (n) wife, girl, maid, womanhood, char, charwoman, soul, (obj) female, she; antonyms (n) man, gentleman, 2. girl; synonyms (n) damsel, lady, daughter, fille, lass, wench, virgin, quean, girlfriend, woman, 3. daughter; synonyms (n) child, son, descendant, kid, offspring, schoolgirl, spawn, teenager, youngster, 4. maid; synonyms (n) amah, domestic, housemaid, maiden, maidservant, servant. merchedaidd effeminate; synonyms (adj) soft, womanish, feminate, delicate, emasculate, epicene, ladylike, sissy, tender, cissy. merlen pony; synonyms (n) crib, horse, nag, trot, clavis, jigger, tat, beast, cattle, charger. merlyn pony; synonyms (n) crib, horse, nag, trot, clavis, jigger, tat, beast, cattle, charger. merthyr martyr; synonyms (n) sufferer, victim, prey, (v) martyrize, persecute, torture. merthyrdod martyrdom; synonyms (n) suffering, torture, calvary, pain, hell, martyrship, (adj) devotion, suttee, stoicism, (v) vivisection. merthyru martyr; synonyms (n) sufferer, victim, prey, (v) martyrize, persecute, torture. merwindod 1. tingling; synonyms (v) turn, (adj) prickling, stinging, tickling, burning, cutting, (n) tingle, itch, thrill, chill, 2. numbness; synonyms (n) dullness, insensibility, anesthesia, stupor,
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methdaliad bankruptcy; synonyms (n) failure, insolvency, smash, ruin, indebtedness, recession, closure, depression, poverty, defalcation. methdalwr bankrupt; synonyms (adj) insolvent, broke, destitute, impoverished, poor, (v) ruin, break, impoverish, deprive, (n) failure; antonyms (adj) solvent, rich. methedig 1. decrepit; synonyms (adj) infirm, dilapidated, effete, feeble, frail, old, rickety, seedy, senile, shabby; antonym (adj) pristine, 2. disabled; synonyms (adj) crippled, handicapped, helpless, incapacitated, invalid, game, mangled, mutilated, weakened, wrecked, 3. infirm; synonyms (adj) faint, fragile, impotent, decrepit, weak, sickly, debilitated, ill, delicate, shaky. methiannus 1. decayed; synonyms (adj) rotten, corrupt, dilapidated, rank, wasted, decaying, old, putrid, rotted, rotting; antonym (adj) fresh, 2. failing; synonyms (n) defect, deficiency, fault, blemish, failure, flaw, imperfection, inadequacy, shortcoming, weakness; antonyms (adj) thriving, flourishing, well, (n) strength, virtue. methiant failure; synonyms (n) bankruptcy, failing, breakdown, decline, deficiency, debacle, defeat, disappointment, disaster, downfall; antonyms (n) success, achievement, hit, winner, victory, achiever, attainment, capability, growth. methu 1. fail; synonyms (v) abort, collapse, fade, cease, abandon, break, bust, default, deteriorate, (adj) decline; antonyms (v) succeed, triumph, 2. miss; synonyms (v) lack, lose, fail, jump, omit, overlook, (n) maid, girl, want, (adj) fault; antonym (v) perceive. metr meter; synonyms (n) gauge, measure, metre, beat, counter, measurement, rhythm, time, assonance, cadence. meudwy 1. anchorite; synonyms (n) anchoret, hermit, recluse, monk, nun, solitudinarian, 2. hermit; synonyms (n) anchorite, ascetic, eremite, solitary, troglodyte, 3. ascetic; synonyms (adj) abstemious, austere, ascetical, severe, sober, stern, (n) abstinent, abstainer, 4. recluse; synonyms (adj) reclusive, secluded, cloistered, withdrawn. meudwyaidd 1. ascetic; synonyms (adj) abstemious, austere, ascetical, severe, sober, (n) hermit, abstinent, monk, recluse, abstainer, 2. retiring; synonyms (adj) modest, humble, bashful, diffident, reserved, unassuming, timid, unobtrusive, coy, shy; antonyms (adj) assertive, bold, 3. reclusive; synonyms (adj) cloistered, secluded, withdrawn, solitary, lonely, retiring, antisocial, cloistral, conventual, indrawn. mewian mew; synonyms (n) meow, miaow, miaou, (v) cage, molt, exfoliate, pen, caterwaul, miaul, enclose.
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mewn 1. within; synonyms (prep) into, (adv) inside, in, indoors, internally, inwardly, inly, (n) interior, (adj) inwards; antonyms (prep) outside, beyond, 2. in; synonyms (prep) during, between, by, through, at, (n) inch, (adj) stylish, fashionable, trendy, within; antonym (prep) out. mewnforio import; synonyms (n) consequence, meaning, sense, effect, connotation, implication, importance, (v) matter, denote, imply; antonym (v) export. mewnol 1. internal; synonyms (adj) interior, domestic, inner, inside, home, intimate, inward, national, inherent, intrinsic; antonyms (adj) external, foreign, 2. inward; synonyms (adj) internal, intestine, innermost, arriving, inbound, (adv) inwardly, in, inwards; antonyms (adj) outgoing, (adv) outward, 3. subjective; synonyms (adj) mental, biased, objective, immanent, intellectual, prejudiced, psychological, rational; antonym (adj) impartial. miaren 1. bramble; synonyms (n) blackberry, nettle, thistle, thorn, bush, fang, (adj) brier, beard, hedgehog, porcupine, 2. brier; synonyms (n) bramble, briar, eglantine, brere, brierpatch, bullbrier, catbrier, greenbrier, horsebrier, sting. mign 1. bog; synonyms (n) marsh, morass, swamp, marish, mire, moss, quagmire, sludge, everglade, fen; antonym (n) desert, 2. quagmire; synonyms (n) bog, quag, (adj) mud, scrape, slough, hobble. mignen 1. bog; synonyms (n) marsh, morass, swamp, marish, mire, moss, quagmire, sludge, everglade, fen; antonym (n) desert, 2. quagmire; synonyms (n) bog, quag, (adj) mud, scrape, slough, hobble. migwrn 1. ankle; synonyms (n) knuckle, crane, crotch, crutch, fluke, groin, kimbo, scythe, sickle, zigzag, 2. knuckle; synonyms (n) elbow, knee, mesh, (v) submit, succumb, surrender, bow, defer, yield, pommel. mil 1. thousand; synonyms (n) chiliad, grand, m, g, thou, curtilage, gee, gigabyte, gm, gram, 2. animal; synonyms (n) brute, creature, beast, organism, being, (adj) bodily, carnal, brutal, corporeal, (adv) fleshly. milain 1. fierce; synonyms (adj) bitter, violent, acute, cruel, ferocious, brutal, furious, grim, savage, nasty; antonyms (adj) gentle, mild, 2. angry; synonyms (adj) incensed, provoked, fierce, irate, raging, vehement, maddened, fuming, outraged, piqued; antonyms (adj) calm, pleased, 3. cruel; synonyms (adj) barbarous, hard, harsh, heartless, unkind, bloody, atrocious, biting, inhuman, merciless; antonyms (adj) kind, merciful, humane, liberal, sympathetic, 4. savage; synonyms (adj) wild, bloodthirsty, rough, fell, murderous, pitiless, rude, uncivilized, (n) brute, barbarian. mileindra 1. ferocity; synonyms (n) brutality, cruelty, violence, ferociousness, fury, rage, anger,
fierceness, intensity, vehemence; antonym (n) gentleness, 2. savageness; synonyms (n) barbarity, savagery, wildness. mileinig 1. ferocious; synonyms (adj) cruel, brutal, fierce, barbarous, feral, savage, truculent, atrocious, fell, barbaric; antonym (adj) gentle, 2. malignant; synonyms (adj) malign, malevolent, evil, malicious, malefic, fatal, mischievous, pernicious, sinister, spiteful, 3. savage; synonyms (adj) wild, ferocious, furious, bloodthirsty, rough, inhuman, murderous, pitiless, (n) brute, barbarian. milfed thousandth; synonyms (adj) millesimal, minute. milflwyddiant millennium; synonyms (n) century, future, utopia, millenary, grand. milgi greyhound; synonyms (n) grayhound, (adj) antelope, courser, eagle, gazelle, chickaree, chipmunk, doe, hackee, hare. miliwn million; synonyms (n) meg, myriad, heap, mint. miliynydd millionaire; synonyms (n) capitalist, millionnaire. milltir mile; synonyms (n) knot, burl, gnarl, grayback, (v) cubit, ell, fathom, foot, furlong, hand. milodfa menagerie; synonyms (n) zoo, band, manage, menage, menagery. milofydd zoologist; synonym (n) zoologer. milofyddiaeth zoology; synonyms (n) zoonomy, zootomy, anatomy. milofyddol zoological; synonym (adj) animal. milwr soldier; synonyms (n) fighter, warrior, champion, swordsman, adventurer, assassin, bottle, cutthroat, fencer, gangster. milwraidd soldierly; synonyms (adj) martial, soldierlike, military, warlike, hostile, warriorlike, heroic, honorable. milwriaeth warfare; synonyms (n) war, battle, conflict, contest, fighting, combat, action, hostility, struggle, hostilities. milwriaethus militant; synonyms (adj) aggressive, belligerent, fighting, warlike, military, radical, pugnacious, combative, (n) activist, fighter. milwrio militate; synonyms (v) tell, count, weigh. milwrol military; synonyms (adj) martial, militant, warlike, soldierly, militaristic, (n) force; antonym (adj) civilian. milyn beast; synonyms (n) animal, monster, swine, creature, fiend, savage, barbarian, (adj) brute, bear. min 1. edge; synonyms (n) boundary, margin, verge, blade, brink, extremity, advantage, (v) border, bound, hem; antonyms (n) center, (v) middle, 2. brink; synonyms (n) edge, brim, shore, threshold, periphery, lip, limit, fringe, rim, skirt, 3. brim; synonyms (n) perimeter, mouth, brow, circumference, (v) flow, overflow, 4. lip; synonyms
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backtalk, effrontery, insolence, frame, shoulder, back. mindlws 1. affected; synonyms (adj) artificial, unnatural, pompous, pretentious, stilted, pedantic, assumed, concerned, contrived, exaggerated; antonyms (adj) unaffected, down-to-earth, natural, unchanged, 2. precious; synonyms (adj) dear, beloved, cherished, costly, valuable, invaluable, expensive, golden, choice, (n) darling; antonym (adj) worthless. minio 1. edge; synonyms (n) boundary, margin, verge, blade, brink, extremity, advantage, (v) border, bound, hem; antonyms (n) center, (v) middle, 2. sharpen; synonyms (v) focus, edge, hone, intensify, point, sharp, increase, heighten, whet, improve; antonym (v) cloud. miniog 1. cutting; synonyms (adj) sharp, biting, keen, acute, bitter, caustic, acrimonious, acid, acrid, (n) cut; antonyms (adj) blunt, mild, (n) extension, freedom, 2. sharp; synonyms (adj) intelligent, harsh, incisive, intense, penetrating, piercing, pointed, pungent, quick, severe; antonyms (adj) dull, gentle, rounded, sweet, bland, blurred, naive, round, smooth, 3. keen; synonyms (adj) eager, brisk, enthusiastic, exquisite, discriminating, clever, astute, desirous, (v) fresh, avid; antonyms (adj) apathetic, indifferent, unenthusiastic. mintai 1. band; synonyms (n) cluster, party, set, swathe, circle, collar, company, crew, (v) ring, combine, 2. draft; synonyms (n) bill, conscription, sketch, check, drawing, (v) draught, outline, design, blueprint, compose; antonym (v) discharge, 3. brigade; synonyms (n) detachment, army, division, battalion, corps, legion, contingent, battalia, column, garrison, 4. battalion; synonyms (n) host, regiment, squadron, throng, unit, brigade, barracks, force, fort, (v) battle, 5. troop; synonyms (n) group, band, crowd, flock, gang, herd, swarm, horde, squad, (v) parade. mintys mint; synonyms (n) fortune, heap, pile, lot, mass, peck, stack, (v) coin, invent, manufacture. mirain 1. fair; synonyms (adj) equitable, clear, beautiful, average, dispassionate, fine, impartial, reasonable, (adv) clean, (v) bright; antonyms (adj) unfair, biased, dark, exceptional, unjust, partial, foul, imbalanced, mismatched, prejudiced, 2. beautiful (prydferth); synonyms (adj) attractive, good-looking, beauteous, handsome, lovely, picturesque, pleasant, pretty, striking, sweet; antonyms (adj) ugly, unattractive, 3. comely; synonyms (adj) becoming, decent, fair, bonny, decorous, personable, proper, seemly, shapely, elegant. mireinder 1. comeliness; synonyms (n) beauty, charm, grace, fairness, loveliness, beauteousness, 2.
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beauty; synonyms (n) splendor, attractiveness, beaut, pulchritude, dish, elegance, grandeur, looker, magnificence, peach; antonym (n) ugliness. miri 1. festivity; synonyms (n) feast, celebration, festival, joy, conviviality, gala, jollity, mirth, party, banquet, 2. fun; synonyms (adj) amusing, (n) amusement, enjoyment, frolic, entertainment, play, recreation, comedy, delight, (v) banter; antonym (n) misery, 3. merriment; synonyms (n) fun, cheerfulness, gaiety, glee, happiness, hilarity, festivity, joviality, laughter, gladness; antonym (n) sadness. mis month; synonyms (n) moon, day, hour, minute, quarter, quinquennium, year, moneth, moonshine, second. misio 1. fail; synonyms (v) abort, collapse, fade, cease, abandon, break, bust, default, deteriorate, (adj) decline; antonyms (v) succeed, triumph, 2. miss; synonyms (v) lack, lose, fail, jump, omit, overlook, (n) maid, girl, want, (adj) fault; antonym (v) perceive. misol monthly; synonyms (adj) menstrual, mensal, periodic, (n) magazine, periodical, journal, bulletin, paper, publication, review. misolyn monthly; synonyms (adj) menstrual, mensal, periodic, (n) magazine, periodical, journal, bulletin, paper, publication, review. miswrn 1. wimple; synonyms (n) billycock, bonnet, castor, tile, wideawake, (v) whimple, ripple, 2. mask; synonyms (n) cover, conceal, veil, camouflage, screen, blind, (v) cloak, disguise, hide, dissemble; antonym (v) disclose, 3. visor; synonyms (n) mask, eyeshade, peak, vizor, bill, shade, account, acme, apex, banknote. miwsig music; synonyms (n) harmony, melody, chorus, musical, composition, sound, euphony, medicine, refrain, din. mochaidd 1. hoggish; synonyms (adj) swinish, greedy, gross, piggish, piggy, porcine, boorish, hungry, loutish, neandertal, 2. swinish; synonyms (adj) hoggish, brutal, brutish, crapulous, gluttonous, oafish, (v) crapulent, edacious, omnivorous. mochyn 1. pig; synonyms (n) hog, boar, bull, cop, copper, fuzz, glutton, grunter, (v) farrow, devour, 2. hog; synonyms (n) pig, porker, swine, hogget, (adj) cormorant, 3. swine; synonyms (n) beast, barrow, brute, bully, fiend, monster, thug, ogre, 4. porker. mochynnaidd 1. piggish; synonyms (adj) hoggish, swinish, covetous, unclean, greedy, piggy, porcine, brutish, crapulous, 2. swinish; synonyms (adj) boorish, piggish, brutal, gluttonous, gross, loutish, oafish, (v) crapulent, edacious, omnivorous. modd 1. manner; synonyms (n) bearing, appearance, demeanor, form, method, air, carriage, custom, (v) fashion, (adj) kind, 2. means; synonyms (n) expedient, agency, instrument, assets, capital,
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channel, funds, income, manner, agent, 3. mode; synonyms (n) means, way, condition, guise, style, wise, approach, fad, modality, process, 4. mood; synonyms (n) humor, atmosphere, climate, disposition, attitude, feeling, mode, temper, character, humour. moddion 1. medicine; synonyms (n) cure, drug, medicament, medication, physic, remedy, therapy, treatment, cathartic, (v) medicate, 2. means; synonyms (n) expedient, agency, instrument, assets, capital, channel, funds, income, manner, agent. modfedd inch; synonyms (n) in, (v) edge, crawl, creep, ease. modrwy ring; synonyms (n) encircle, band, gang, jingle, loop, (v) circle, call, peal, echo, resound. modrwyo ring; synonyms (n) encircle, band, gang, jingle, loop, (v) circle, call, peal, echo, resound. modrwyog ringed; synonyms (adj) annular, annulated, annulate, circinate, circular, encircled, annulose, bounded, engaged, round. modrwyol annular; synonyms (adj) circular, round, annulate, annulated, circinate, rounded, annulary, ringed, encircled, rotary. modryb aunt; synonyms (n) auntie, aunty, uncle, nephew, niece. modur motor; synonyms (n) engine, automobile, machine, car, locomotive, conductor, (adj) motive, (v) drive, ride, travel. moduro motor; synonyms (n) engine, automobile, machine, car, locomotive, conductor, (adj) motive, (v) drive, ride, travel. modurwr motorist; synonym (n) automobilist. moel 1. bald; synonyms (adj) bare, hairless, simple, austere, meager, threadbare, raw, barefaced, dry, forthright; antonym (adj) hairy, 2. hornless, 3. bare; synonyms (adj) naked, bald, stark, bleak, desolate, devoid, exposed, mere, (v) empty, show; antonyms (adj) covered, cultivated, ornate, concealed, (v) cover, 4. hill; synonyms (n) height, bank, gradient, mound, ascent, elevation, acclivity, embankment, (v) declivity, dip; antonym (n) vale. moelni 1. bareness; synonyms (n) desolation, nakedness, nudity, austerity, starkness, emptiness, bleakness, cheerlessness, desolateness, drabness, 2. baldness; synonyms (n) hairlessness, bluntness, phalacrosis, plainness, depilation, directness, frankness, smoothness, straightforwardness; antonym (n) hairiness. moes 1. give; synonyms (v) allow, bestow, extend, accord, commit, donate, contribute, convey, deliver, dispense; antonyms (v) withdraw, take, withhold, 2. manners; synonyms (n) breeding, conduct, propriety, behavior, deportment, custom, usage, form, education, grace, 3. morality; synonyms (n) ethics, goodness, honesty, virtue, decency, integrity, righteousness, chastity,
rectitude, morals; antonyms (n) immorality, decadence, 4. morals; synonyms (n) morality, honor, principles, standards, beliefs. moeseg ethics; synonyms (n) morality, morals, conscience, behavior, philosophy, code, dignity, ethology, ideology, principle. moesegol ethical; synonyms (adj) ethic, decent, just, moral, right, upright, good, virtuous, honest, honorable; antonyms (adj) immoral, unethical. Moesenaidd mosaic; synonyms (n) tesserae, strigae, mixture, (adj) tessellated, heterogeneous, complex, motley, speckled, (v) plaid, tesselated. moesgar 1. mannerly; synonyms (adj) civil, courteous, polite, genteel, decent, decorous, refined, urbane, 2. polite; synonyms (adj) cultured, courtly, gentle, proper, attentive, kind, friendly, chivalrous, civilized, complaisant; antonyms (adj) impolite, rude, bad-mannered, discourteous, boorish. moesgarwch politeness; synonyms (n) courtesy, civility, courteousness, courtliness, manners, decency, decorum, gallantry, gentility, niceness; antonyms (n) impoliteness, rudeness, vulgarity. moesol 1. ethical; synonyms (adj) ethic, decent, just, moral, right, upright, good, virtuous, honest, honorable; antonyms (adj) immoral, unethical, 2. moral; synonyms (adj) ethical, chaste, proper, righteous, noble, pure, (n) lesson, meaning, significance, example; antonyms (adj) bad, unwholesome. moesoldeb morality; synonyms (n) ethics, goodness, honesty, virtue, decency, integrity, righteousness, chastity, rectitude, morals; antonyms (n) immorality, decadence. moesoli moralize; synonyms (v) sermonize, moralise, preach, lecture, moral, preachify, sermonise, urge. moesolwr moralist; synonyms (n) disciplinarian, martinet. moeswers moral; synonyms (adj) ethical, decent, good, honest, right, chaste, proper, righteous, (n) lesson, meaning; antonyms (adj) immoral, bad, unwholesome. moesymgrymiad bow; synonyms (n) arc, curve, (v) bend, arch, stoop, duck, buckle, crouch, incline, kowtow. moesymgrymu bow; synonyms (n) arc, curve, (v) bend, arch, stoop, duck, buckle, crouch, incline, kowtow. moeth 1. luxury; synonyms (adj) delicacy, luxurious, deluxe, gratification, indulgence, (n) comfort, extravagance, lavishness, luxuriousness, elegance; antonyms (n) essential, paucity, 2. indulgence; synonyms (n) clemency, allowance, debauchery, delight, enjoyment, leniency, luxury, pardon, tolerance, excess.
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Welsh - English moethi 1. pamper; synonyms (v) indulge, baby, cocker, coddle, pet, spoil, cherish, cosset, mollycoddle, gratify, 2. indulge; synonyms (v) pamper, please, satisfy, content, entertain, accommodate, delight, (n) humor, favor, accord. moethlyd 1. pampered; synonyms (adj) coddled, indulged, spoiled, bad, luxurious, soft, luxuriant, spoilt, 2. spoiled; synonyms (adj) decayed, rotten, stale, pampered, corrupt, damaged; antonyms (adj) first-rate, pure. moethus 1. luxurious; synonyms (adj) voluptuous, costly, deluxe, lavish, sumptuous, epicurean, grand, luscious, comfortable, (n) lush; antonym (adj) cheap, 2. pampered; synonyms (adj) coddled, indulged, spoiled, bad, luxurious, soft, luxuriant, spoilt. moethusrwydd 1. luxuriousness; synonyms (n) luxury, sumptuousness, opulence, effeminacy, extravagance, grandeur, lavishness, lewdness, lushness, sensuality, 2. luxury; synonyms (adj) delicacy, luxurious, deluxe, gratification, indulgence, (n) comfort, luxuriousness, elegance, luxe, wealth; antonyms (n) essential, paucity. molawd 1. eulogy; synonyms (n) encomium, compliment, paean, panegyric, speech, tribute, (v) commendation, praise, acclaim, applause, 2. panegyric; synonyms (adj) encomiastic, panegyrical, eulogistic, (n) eulogy, eloge, (v) laud, laudation. molecwl molecule; synonyms (n) atom, corpuscle, grain, iota, jot, particle, bit, mote, speck. moled 1. kerchief; synonyms (n) snood, courche, 2. muffler; synonyms (n) silencer, damper, cape, kirtle, plaid, tippet, burnoose, burnous, chlamys, haik. moliant praise; synonyms (n) compliment, acclaim, applause, (v) applaud, approve, commend, extol, honor, flatter, celebrate; antonyms (n) criticism, disparagement, (v) criticize, belittle, disparage, rebuke, reprimand, reproach, scold, chastise. mollt wether; synonyms (n) wedder, hogg. molltgig mutton; synonyms (n) lamb, em, mouton, mut, beef, pork, chicken, ham, pica, veal. moment moment; synonyms (n) importance, consequence, flash, instant, jiffy, minute, import, bit, second, time. monni 1. sulk; synonyms (v) brood, mope, pout, glower, grizzle, stew, (n) mood, temper, sulkiness, 2. pout; synonyms (n) eelpout, face, hornpout, (v) sulk, glout, (adj) frown, lower, scowl, bulge, gloam. mor 1. as; synonyms (conj) qua, because, since, considering, while, (prep) during, like, (adv) equally, from, (n) arsenic, 2. how (sut); synonyms (adv) whereby, however, whence, nevertheless, nonetheless, notwithstanding, withal, yet, 3. sea;
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synonyms (n) ocean, water, waves, (adj) marine, maritime, array, nautical, seagoing, army. môr sea; synonyms (n) ocean, water, waves, (adj) marine, maritime, array, nautical, seagoing, army. mordaith voyage; synonyms (n) cruise, tour, trip, expedition, passage, flight, (v) journey, travel, sail, navigate. morddwyd thigh; synonym (n) drumstick. mordeithiwr voyager; synonyms (n) traveler, passenger, tourist, explorer, adventurer, wanderer, wayfarer, buccaneer, surveyor, swashbuckler. mordwyaeth navigation; synonyms (n) guidance, sailing, steering, seafaring, shipping, travel, flight, aviation, glide, gliding. mordwyo 1. sail; synonyms (n) float, voyage, canvas, sheet, (v) cruise, navigate, run, glide, cross, drift, 2. voyage; synonyms (n) tour, trip, expedition, passage, flight, quest, course, (v) journey, travel, sail. mordwywr 1. sailor; synonyms (n) mariner, seaman, bluejacket, seafarer, tar, boatman, boater, crewman, leghorn, antiseptic, 2. mariner; synonyms (n) gob, sailor, hole, maw, merman, pitch, trap, yap. morfa 1. fen; synonyms (n) marsh, bog, morass, quagmire, swamp, mire, marish, marshland, moss, wash, 2. moor; synonyms (v) anchor, berth, fasten, tie, dock, secure, hitch, fix, (adj) picket, lash, 3. marsh; synonyms (n) fen, swampland. morfil whale; synonyms (n) giant, monster, behemoth, heavyweight, hulk, (v) thrash, beat, (adj) cachalot. morfran cormorant; synonyms (n) corvorant, scarf, neckcloth, (adj) glutton, gastronome. morgainc gulf; synonyms (n) abyss, chasm, bay, cove, abysm, inlet, pit, ravine, rift, hollow. morgi shark; synonyms (n) cheat, fraud, swindler, charlatan, crook, harpy, trickster, thug, predator, wizard. morglawdd 1. embankment; synonyms (n) dam, bank, bulwark, wall, jetty, mound, pier, fortification, defense, edge, 2. breakwater; synonyms (n) groyne, mole, seawall, groin, haven, port, harbor, bulwarks, counterspy, mol, 3. mole (twrch daear); synonyms (n) breakwater, freckle, spy, blemish, growth, (v) embankment, (adj) barrow, hillock, hummock, knoll. morgrugyn ant; synonyms (n) emmet, pismire, aerial, bee, mire, honeybee, mosquito, (adj) anti. morio 1. voyage; synonyms (n) cruise, tour, trip, expedition, passage, flight, (v) journey, travel, sail, navigate, 2. sail; synonyms (n) float, voyage, canvas, sheet, (v) run, glide, cross, drift, sweep, fly. morllyn lagoon; synonyms (n) lagune, lake, bay, mere, pond, basin, cove, sea, tarn, water.
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morlo seal; synonyms (n) mark, stamp, cachet, hallmark, imprint, impression, (v) plug, bar, close, (adj) conclude; antonyms (v) open, unseal. morlys admiralty; synonym (n) admiral. moronen carrot; synonyms (n) inducement, reward, incentive, lure, prize, anise, backhander, bribe, caraway, dividend. mortais mortise; synonyms (v) mortice, dovetail, anastomosis, distribute, inosculation, makeup, (adj) rabbet. morteisio mortise; synonyms (v) mortice, dovetail, anastomosis, distribute, inosculation, makeup, (adj) rabbet. morter mortar; synonyms (n) howitzer, plaster, birdlime, cannon, glue, gum, gun, lute, (v) cement. morthwyl hammer; synonyms (n) pound, gavel, (v) strike, bang, beat, knock, tap, club, forge, hit. morthwylio hammer; synonyms (n) pound, gavel, (v) strike, bang, beat, knock, tap, club, forge, hit. morwr 1. seaman; synonyms (n) mariner, seafarer, gob, sailor, tar, jack, tarpaulin, hole, maw, pitch, 2. sailor; synonyms (n) seaman, bluejacket, boatman, boater, crewman, leghorn, antiseptic, bitter, corrective, flavor, 3. mariner; synonyms (n) merman, trap, yap. morwriaeth 1. seamanship; synonyms (n) generalship, navigation, sailing, marinership, statesmanship, 2. navigation; synonyms (n) guidance, steering, seafaring, shipping, travel, flight, aviation, glide, gliding, pilotage. morwyn 1. virgin; synonyms (adj) pure, vestal, chaste, innocent, new, fresh, intact, (n) maiden, maid, girl, 2. maid; synonyms (n) amah, domestic, housemaid, virgin, maidservant, servant, woman. morwyndod virginity; synonyms (n) celibacy, maidenhood, pucelage, chastity, purity, maidenhead, pudicity, virtue. morwynig maiden; synonyms (adj) first, initiatory, unmarried, celibate, inaugural, initiative, (n) damsel, maid, girl, wench. morwynol 1. maiden; synonyms (adj) first, initiatory, unmarried, celibate, inaugural, initiative, (n) damsel, maid, girl, wench, 2. virgin; synonyms (adj) pure, vestal, chaste, innocent, new, fresh, intact, untouched, unmixed, (n) maiden. moryd estuary; synonyms (n) bay, inlet, mouth, bight, cove, frith, gulf, arm. moryn 1. billow; synonyms (v) surge, balloon, heave, zoom, bloat, inflate, roll, (n) wave, sea, swell, 2. breaker; synonyms (n) breakers, billow, surf, trainer, ait, atoll, cavalier, equestrian, eyot, horseman. muchudd jet; synonyms (n) squirt, fountain, flow, spout, spray, (v) gush, spurt, fly, pour, flood.
mud 1. dull; synonyms (adj) dim, blunt, dense, dreary, sluggish, bland, boring, cloudy, cold, (v) deaden; antonyms (adj) bright, lively, sharp, exciting, interesting, lustrous, stimulating, amusing, exhilarating, glittery, 2. mute; synonyms (adj) dumb, silent, quiet, inarticulate, dummy, (v) muffle, dampen, dull, damp, hush; antonym (adj) talkative, 3. dumb; synonyms (adj) mute, speechless, obtuse, slow, stupid, idiotic, taciturn, thick, voiceless, aphonous. mudan mute; synonyms (adj) dumb, silent, quiet, inarticulate, dummy, (v) muffle, dampen, deaden, dull, damp; antonym (adj) talkative. mudandod muteness; synonyms (n) silence, dumbness, obmutescence, secrecy, calmness, oblivion, quiet, secretiveness, taciturnity. mudiad 1. movement; synonyms (n) motion, move, action, activity, campaign, crusade, advancement, cause, drive, passage, 2. removal; synonyms (n) transfer, dismissal, elimination, exclusion, expulsion, shift, ablation, remove, withdrawal, eviction; antonyms (n) addition, insertion, retention. mudo 1. move (symud); synonyms (v) act, affect, carry, excite, go, impel, instigate, maneuver, (n) motion, drive; antonym (v) stay, 2. remove; synonyms (v) oust, take, pull, eject, expel, deduct, discharge, strip, delete, (adj) clear; antonyms (v) insert, install, place. mudwr remover; synonym (n) stripper. mul 1. donkey (asyn); synonyms (n) burro, ass, fool, idiot, moke, jackass, simpleton, dizzard, 2. mule; synonyms (n) donkey, mules, scuff, bigot, courier, scuffs, (adj) hybrid, crossbreed, headstrong, stern. mulaidd 1. asinine; synonyms (adj) absurd, foolish, inane, silly, fatuous, idiotic, mindless, preposterous, senseless, stupid, 2. mulish; synonyms (adj) stubborn, headstrong, obstinate, hardheaded, dogged, tenacious, willful, intractable, obdurate, persistent. mulfran cormorant; synonyms (n) corvorant, scarf, neckcloth, (adj) glutton, gastronome. muner lord; synonyms (n) chief, master, noble, sir, seignior, almighty, creator, gentleman, maker, mistress. munud 1. minute; synonyms (n) instant, flash, jiffy, note, memorandum, moment, second, (adj) little, delicate, microscopic; antonyms (adj) enormous, huge, big, gigantic, 2. sign; synonyms (n) signal, indication, mark, motion, portent, brand, emblem, imprint, (v) gesture, indicate, 3. gesture; synonyms (n) gesticulation, movement, (v) sign, beckon, gesticulate, wave, 4. nod; synonyms (n) bow, greeting, beck, sleep, assent, fiat, (v) nap, doze, bob, stoop, 5. moment; synonyms (n)
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Welsh - English importance, consequence, minute, import, bit, time, weight, hour, matter, juncture. munudio gesticulate; synonyms (v) gesture, motion, wave, beckon, sign, signal. mur wall; synonyms (n) partition, bar, barrier, bulwark, rampart, cliff, earthwork, fortification, screen, (v) fence. murddun ruin; synonyms (v) break, ravage, bust, consume, (n) devastation, downfall, fall, destruction, doom, damage; antonyms (v) conserve, enhance. murganllaw battlement; synonyms (n) crenellation, fortification, machicolation, parapet, embattlement, crenelation, earthwork, embrasure, (v) scarp, circumvallation. murio wall (mur); synonyms (n) partition, bar, barrier, bulwark, rampart, cliff, earthwork, fortification, screen, (v) fence. murlen 1. poster; synonyms (n) bill, placard, notice, handbill, advertisement, broadside, card, circular, ad, (v) affiche, 2. placard; synonyms (n) poster, sign, posting, (v) advertise, post. murmur murmur; synonyms (n) mutter, babble, whine, (v) buzz, grumble, hum, mumble, whisper, bubble, complain. murn 1. injury; synonyms (n) disadvantage, disservice, harm, grievance, damage, detriment, hurt, impairment, wound, ill; antonyms (n) ability, reparation, 2. murder; synonyms (n) carnage, homicide, slaughter, (v) massacre, butcher, kill, slay, assassinate, destroy, dispatch. mursen 1. coquette; synonyms (n) vamp, jilt, minx, (v) flirt, coquet, dally, romance, 2. prude; synonyms (n) puritan, (v) coquette. mursendod 1. affectation; synonyms (n) pose, pretension, display, airs, affectedness, ostentation, pretense, show, mannerism; antonym (n) humility, 2. prudery; synonyms (n) modesty, primness, priggishness, prudishness, coyness, stiffness, (v) sentimentalism. mursennaidd 1. affected; synonyms (adj) artificial, unnatural, pompous, pretentious, stilted, pedantic, assumed, concerned, contrived, exaggerated; antonyms (adj) unaffected, down-to-earth, natural, unchanged, 2. prudish; synonyms (adj) prim, priggish, prissy, demure, coy, proper, squeamish, delicate, puritanical, stiff; antonym (adj) relaxed. mursennu 1. coquette; synonyms (n) vamp, jilt, minx, (v) flirt, coquet, dally, romance, 2. mince; synonyms (v) chop, hash, dice, moderate, slice, soften, fricassee, grate. musgrell 1. decrepit; synonyms (adj) infirm, dilapidated, effete, feeble, frail, old, rickety, seedy, senile, shabby; antonym (adj) pristine, 2. feeble; synonyms (adj) delicate, weak, decrepit, ailing, dim,
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dull, helpless, lax, (v) faint, debilitated; antonyms (adj) strong, vigorous, hearty, tough. musgrellni 1. feebleness; synonyms (n) frailty, infirmity, weakness, decrepitude, faintness, fragility, frailness, imbecility, languor, (adj) debility; antonyms (n) strength, perseverance, 2. debility; synonyms (n) feebleness, asthenia, astheny, fatigue; antonym (n) growth. mwd mud; synonyms (n) dirt, filth, grime, ooze, sludge, soil, swamp, (adj) clay, (v) mire, muck. mwdwl cock; synonyms (n) rooster, chicken, stack, fowl, hammer, hand, pecker, pointer, prick, (v) ruffle. mwfflon mouflon; synonyms (n) moufflon, muflon, musimon, musmon. mwg smoke; synonyms (n) fumes, fog, mist, (v) fume, reek, fumigate, puff, exhale, cure, burn. mwll 1. close (cau); synonyms (adj) near, adjacent, nearby, accurate, tight, (v) compact, stop, (adv) by, (n) end, finish; antonyms (adj) distant, airy, fresh, loose, far, (v) open, start, 2. warm; synonyms (adj) hot, affectionate, tender, ardent, cordial, fervent, lively, fond, loving, earnest; antonyms (adj) aloof, cold, unfriendly, reserved, hostile, (v) cool, chill, 3. sultry; synonyms (adj) close, humid, muggy, oppressive, sticky, stifling, sensual, stuffy, sweltering, torrid. mwlwg 1. chaff; synonyms (n) banter, husk, (v) tease, jest, ridicule, badinage, joke, jolly, kid, mock, 2. sweepings; synonyms (n) refuse, trash, rubbish, waste, garbage, markings, riffraff, (adj) orts, rags, 3. refuse; synonyms (v) deny, reject, decline, disallow, dross, rebuff, disdain, (n) offal, debris, litter; antonym (v) accept. mwmian 1. hum; synonyms (n) humming, whisper, (v) buzz, croon, drone, murmur, sing, chant, trill, intone, 2. mumble; synonyms (v) grumble, maunder, hum, chew, mutter, jabber, rumble, talk, utter, verbalize. mwnci monkey; synonyms (n) ape, imp, primate, rascal, scamp, (v) tinker, meddle, tamper, trifle, cuckoo. mwng mane; synonyms (n) hair, crest, coat, curls, (adj) beard, brush, moustache, ringlet, tress, whisker. mwnwgl neck (gwddf); synonyms (n) throat, cervix, neckline, (v) pet, cut, love, manage, kiss, (adj) stricture, wasp. mwnws 1. debris; synonyms (n) detritus, junk, refuse, rubbish, trash, waste, garbage, wreck, muck, (adj) rubble, 2. dust; synonyms (n) powder, dirt, grit, relics, remains, (v) clean, sprinkle, spray, wipe, spread. mwrllwch 1. fog; synonyms (n) cloud, haze, vapor, brume, (v) mist, confuse, blur, dim, becloud, befog, 2. mist; synonyms (n) fog, film, smoke, steam, rain,
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(v) cover, obscure, drizzle, bedim, hide, 3. vapor; synonyms (n) gas, evaporation, vapour, air, fume,
reek, (v) bluster, boast, brag, flourish. mwrn 1. close (cau); synonyms (adj) near, adjacent, nearby, accurate, tight, (v) compact, stop, (adv) by, (n) end, finish; antonyms (adj) distant, airy, fresh,
loose, far, (v) open, start, 2. warm; synonyms (adj) hot, affectionate, tender, ardent, cordial, fervent, lively, fond, loving, earnest; antonyms (adj) aloof, cold, unfriendly, reserved, hostile, (v) cool, chill, 3. sultry; synonyms (adj) close, humid, muggy, oppressive, sticky, stifling, sensual, stuffy, sweltering, torrid. mwrndra sultriness; synonyms (n) heat, humidity. mwrthwl hammer; synonyms (n) pound, gavel, (v) strike, bang, beat, knock, tap, club, forge, hit. mws 1. rank; synonyms (n) range, place, file, gradation, line, (v) arrange, order, class, classify, grade; antonym (adj) fresh, 2. stale; synonyms (adj) musty, old, commonplace, hackneyed, banal, corny, flat, insipid, moldy, (v) dry; antonyms (adj) original, innovative, 3. stinking; synonyms (adj) rotten, fetid, foul, malodorous, putrid, loathsome, noisome, smelly, odorous, disgusting; antonym (adj) fragrant. mwsg musk; synonym (n) odor. mwsged musket; synonyms (n) gun, arquebus, caliver, carbine, firelock, harquebuss, musketoon, musketry. mwsglygoden muskrat; synonyms (n) musquash, champak, horehound, mint, olibanum. mwsogl moss; synonyms (n) lichen, marsh, bog, morass, marish, quagmire, swamp, nickel, pile, (adj) byssus. mwstas moustache; synonyms (n) hair, mustache, (adj) beard, whisker, brush, mane, ringlet, tress, shag. mwstro 1. hurry; synonyms (n) speed, haste, dispatch, flurry, (v) bustle, hasten, accelerate, dash, expedite, scurry; antonyms (n) slowness, (v) dawdle, 2. fidget; synonyms (v) wriggle, squirm, wiggle, (n) fidgetiness, restlessness, (adj) bother, fuss, hurry, stir, ado. mwstwr 1. commotion; synonyms (n) bustle, ado, agitation, tumult, din, disturbance, flurry, fuss, stir, turmoil; antonyms (n) peace, calm, order, 2. bustle; synonyms (n) bother, commotion, disorder, movement, activity, confusion, (v) hustle, clutter, (adj) hurry, hasten; antonym (n) tranquillity, 3. muster; synonyms (v) assemble, congregate, gather, collect, convene, marshal, rally, (n) levy, draft, gathering. mwth 1. ready (parod); synonyms (adj) fit, prompt, quick, nimble, apt, deft, disposed, (v) prepare, (n) available, dexterous; antonyms (adj) unprepared,
unwilling, 2. swift; synonyms (adj) fast, fleet, rapid, speedy, alert, hasty, agile, expeditious, hurried, lively; antonyms (adj) slow, considered, leisurely. mwy 1. more; synonyms (adv) also, further, besides, beyond, (adj) additional, better, extra, larger, exceed, (pron) another; antonyms (adv) fewer, less, (adj) inferior, 2. again (eto); synonyms (adv) afresh, more, anew, encore, repeatedly, then, often, 3. bigger; synonyms (adj) greater, amplified, augmented, enlarged, increased, superior, advanced, enhanced, finer, improved; antonym (adj) lesser. mwyach henceforth; synonyms (adv) henceforward, (adj) following. mwyaf 1. biggest; synonyms (adj) maximum, largest, greatest, best, major, chief, main, prime, principal, leading, 2. most; synonyms (adv) nearly, greatly, nigh, (adj) almost, about, utmost, indeed, much, near, (n) majority; antonym (adv) least. mwyafrif majority; synonyms (n) bulk, age, plurality, body, mass, maturity, preponderance, adolescence; antonym (n) minority. mwyalchen blackbird; synonyms (n) merle, ousel, ouzel, merl. mwyaren berry; synonyms (n) fruit, drupe, drupelet, haw, hillock, hip, mound, pome. mwyd 1. crumb; synonyms (n) morsel, fragment, grain, scrap, speck, seed, atom, iota, (adj) bit, (v) crumble, 2. pith; synonyms (n) marrow, essence, core, heart, kernel, meaning, substance, nucleus, (adj) gist, quintessence, 3. pulp; synonyms (n) flesh, puree, magazine, (v) mash, grind, squash, crush, squeeze, (adj) rob, taste. mwydo 1. steep; synonyms (adj) high, abrupt, excessive, exorbitant, (v) douse, immerse, soak, dip, drench, imbue; antonyms (adj) gentle, gradual, 2. moisten; synonyms (v) dampen, wash, water, soften, sprinkle, wet, deaden, drizzle, (n) damp, 3. soak; synonyms (v) saturate, permeate, impregnate, drown, moisten, bathe, fleece, infuse, steep, dowse; antonym (v) dry. mwydro bewilder; synonyms (v) astonish, astound, amaze, perplex, baffle, bemuse, puzzle, befuddle, confound, nonplus; antonym (v) clarify. mwydyn worm; synonyms (n) bird, (v) squirm, wriggle, twist, helix, spiral, writhe, buckle, (adj) insect, animalcule. mwygl 1. warm; synonyms (adj) hot, affectionate, tender, ardent, cordial, fervent, lively, fond, loving, earnest; antonyms (adj) aloof, cold, unfriendly, reserved, hostile, (v) cool, chill, 2. sultry; synonyms (adj) close, humid, muggy, oppressive, sticky, stifling, sensual, stuffy, sweltering, torrid;
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Welsh - English antonym (adj) fresh, 3. tepid; synonyms (adj) lukewarm, warm, mild, indifferent, genial. mwyhau 1. increase; synonyms (n) gain, addition, augmentation, (v) advance, accrue, extend, grow, aggrandize, expand, (adj) augment; antonyms (n) reduction, contraction, decline, (v) decrease, reduce, diminish, drop, deteriorate, 2. aggrandize; synonyms (v) aggrandise, exalt, glorify, multiply, boost, elevate, embellish, enhance, enlarge, enrich, 3. enlarge; synonyms (v) amplify, dilate, distend, elaborate, increase, widen, broaden, develop, magnify, exaggerate; antonyms (v) shrink, contract, 4. magnify; synonyms (v) intensify, laud, aggravate, embroider, bless, build, extol, hyperbolize, inflate, overstate; antonym (v) understate. mwyn 1. kind (caredig, math); synonyms (n) form, helpful, sort, benign, brand, breed, class, gentle, (adj) friendly, generous; antonyms (adj) unkind, callous, cruel, hardhearted, mean, merciless, nasty, spiteful, uncaring, upsetting, 2. gentle; synonyms (adj) clement, calm, easy, soft, affable, balmy, kind, mild, tame, feeble; antonyms (adj) caustic, fierce, harsh, loud, violent, rough, abrupt, heavy, sarcastic, sheer, 3. mild; synonyms (adj) kindly, gracious, lenient, docile, humble, delicate, meek, sweet, fine, bland; antonyms (adj) intense, extreme, pungent, severe, sharp, spicy, barbed, great, hot, incisive, 4. bland; synonyms (adj) flat, insipid, moderate, tasteless, vapid, oily, smooth, suave, uninteresting, amiable; antonyms (adj) tasty, exciting, strong, explicit, jaunty, 5. benign; synonyms (adj) benevolent, nice, charitable, humane, merciful, beneficial, thoughtful, sympathetic, beneficent, (n) compassionate; antonym (adj) harmful, 6. dear (Annwyl); synonyms (adj) beloved, close, costly, expensive, lovely, precious, near, adorable, (n) darling, love; antonyms (adj) cheap, worthless, 7. sake; synonyms (n) behalf, interest, object, account, design, purpose, reason, ground, (v) advantage, motive, 8. mineral; synonyms (adj) inanimate, (n) rock, petroleum, granite, limestone, marble, sandstone. mwynder gentleness; synonyms (n) clemency, courtesy, compassion, kindliness, benevolence, lenity, meekness, mercy, (adj) kindness, benignity; antonyms (n) cruelty, fierceness, harshness, severity, violence, ferocity. mwynhad 1. enjoyment; synonyms (n) delight, pleasure, appreciation, gratification, comfort, amusement, delectation, gusto, happiness, relish; antonyms (n) boredom, dislike, 2. pleasure; synonyms (n) contentment, enjoyment, fun, joy, content, mirth, inclination, bliss, entertainment,
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fruition; antonyms (n) anger, irritation, ache, nuisance. mwynhau enjoy; synonyms (v) appreciate, bask, have, hold, possess, relish, delight, experience, like, love; antonym (v) dislike. mwyniant pleasure; synonyms (n) delight, contentment, delectation, enjoyment, fun, gratification, joy, content, comfort, happiness; antonyms (n) anger, irritation, ache, boredom, nuisance. mwynofydd mineralogist; synonym (n) mineralist. mwynwr miner; synonyms (n) mineworker, sapper, excavator, groover. mwys 1. ambiguous; synonyms (adj) equivocal, indistinct, indeterminate, uncertain, evasive, slippery, amphibolous, confused, cryptic, (v) vague; antonyms (adj) clear, definite, unambiguous, unequivocal, 2. equivocal; synonyms (adj) ambiguous, doubtful, indefinite, dubious, questionable, elusive, precarious, apocryphal, double, loose. mwythau indulgence; synonyms (n) clemency, allowance, gratification, extravagance, debauchery, delight, enjoyment, leniency, luxury, pardon. mwytho 1. fondle; synonyms (v) caress, dandle, pet, cuddle, stroke, cherish, pamper, pat, lick, touch, 2. pamper; synonyms (v) indulge, baby, cocker, coddle, spoil, cosset, mollycoddle, gratify, fondle, featherbed, 3. pet; synonyms (adj) favourite, favored, precious, (n) favorite, darling, love, beloved, ducky, hug, (v) dear. mwythus pampered; synonyms (adj) coddled, indulged, spoiled, bad, luxurious, soft, luxuriant, spoilt. mydr 1. verse; synonyms (n) poem, poetry, rhyme, poesy, stanza, strain, measure, song, clause, paragraph; antonym (n) prose, 2. meter; synonyms (n) gauge, metre, beat, counter, measurement, rhythm, time, assonance, cadence, crambo. mydryddiaeth versification; synonyms (n) poetry, verse, metrification, songcraft, stanza, stave. mydryddol metrical; synonyms (adj) metric, measured, cadenced, calculated, careful, deliberate, even, intermittent, musical, poetic. mydylu cock; synonyms (n) rooster, chicken, stack, fowl, hammer, hand, pecker, pointer, prick, (v) ruffle. myfyrdod meditation; synonyms (n) cogitation, consideration, contemplation, reflection, deliberation, thought, introspection, musing, rumination, study. myfyrfa study; synonyms (n) survey, consideration, (v) consider, examine, review, learn, research, check, analyze, contemplate.
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myfyrgar 1. contemplative; synonyms (adj) pensive, reflective, meditative, wistful, broody, brooding, introspective, musing, (v) thoughtful, museful, 2. studious; synonyms (adj) scholarly, academic, bookish, assiduous, diligent, erudite, learned, attentive, deliberate, studied. myfyrgell study; synonyms (n) survey, consideration, (v) consider, examine, review, learn, research, check, analyze, contemplate. myfyrio 1. study; synonyms (n) survey, consideration, (v) consider, examine, review, learn, research, check, analyze, contemplate, 2. meditate; synonyms (v) deliberate, cogitate, reflect, speculate, ponder, ruminate, think, wonder, brood, (n) muse. myfyriol meditative; synonyms (adj) contemplative, thoughtful, pensive, broody, reflective, wistful, museful, musing, ruminative, brooding. myfyriwr student; synonyms (n) scholar, learner, disciple, pupil, apprentice, novice, savant, trainee, beginner, educatee; antonym (n) teacher. mygedol honorary; synonyms (adj) complimentary, unpaid, voluntary, unbought, honorarium, nominal, (adv) amateur. mygfa suffocation; synonyms (n) asphyxiation, apnoea. myglyd 1. close (cau); synonyms (adj) near, adjacent, nearby, accurate, tight, (v) compact, stop, (adv) by, (n) end, finish; antonyms (adj) distant, airy, fresh, loose, far, (v) open, start, 2. asthmatic; synonyms (adj) wheezy, breathless, wheezing, asthmatical, reedy, 3. smoky; synonyms (adj) reeky, murky, hazy, fumid, vaporous, muddy, opaque, (v) smutty, sooty, dusty. myglys tobacco; synonyms (n) baccy, nicotian, (adj) nicotine. mygu 1. asphyxiate; synonyms (v) choke, smother, suffocate, stifle, strangle, throttle, strangulate, garrote, 2. smother; synonyms (v) quench, muffle, extinguish, asphyxiate, suppress, gag, overwhelm, repress, douse, deaden, 3. stifle; synonyms (v) dampen, quell, check, contain, silence, squash, damp, drown, inhibit, mute, 4. suffocate; synonyms (v) die, hang, kill, 5. smoke; synonyms (n) fumes, fog, mist, (v) fume, reek, fumigate, puff, exhale, cure, burn. mygydu blindfold; synonyms (adj) blindfolded, (adv) blindly, (n) blind, (v) mystify, muffle, deafen, envelop, inclose, muff. mygyn smoke; synonyms (n) fumes, fog, mist, (v) fume, reek, fumigate, puff, exhale, cure, burn. myllni sultriness; synonyms (n) heat, humidity. mympwy 1. whim; synonyms (n) caprice, impulse, notion, fad, freak, mood, idea, (v) fancy, vagary, humor, 2. fad; synonyms (n) craze, rage, crotchet, cult, enthusiasm, fashion, hobby, mania, mode,
quirk, 3. caprice; synonyms (n) whim, fantasy, fit, imagination. mympwyol 1. whimsical; synonyms (adj) fanciful, fantastic, eccentric, capricious, freakish, humorous, changeable, erratic, fickle, wayward, 2. capricious; synonyms (adj) arbitrary, irregular, whimsical, impulsive, moody, unpredictable, unstable, variable, volatile, aimless; antonyms (adj) constant, dependable, predictable, 3. arbitrary; synonyms (adj) absolute, dictatorial, optional, random, peremptory, masterful, haphazard, autocratic, discretionary, dogmatic. mymryn 1. bit; synonyms (n) crumb, morsel, piece, atom, drop, fleck, fragment, moment, (v) curb, scrap, 2. atom; synonyms (n) jot, grain, molecule, particle, speck, mite, bit, corpuscle, mote, ace, 3. grain; synonyms (n) corn, berry, cereal, character, grist, kernel, buckwheat, cast, iota, dash, 4. mite; synonyms (n) hint, pinch, acarus, dole, tick, modicum, soupcon, spot, (adj) scantling, animalcule, 5. particle; synonyms (n) dot, point, shred, chip, granule, little. myn 1. by; synonyms (prep) beside, at, of, about, (adv) aside, away, past, through, apart, (adv, prep) alongside, 2. kid; synonyms (n) baby, child, youngster, infant, (v) joke, jest, banter, chaff, mock, fool. mynach monk; synonyms (n) monastic, hermit, conventual, priest, cenobite, abbot, monkey, palmer, pilgrim, cleric. mynachaeth monasticism; synonym (n) monachism. mynachdy 1. convent; synonyms (n) monastery, friary, priory, (v) abbey, cloister, 2. monastery; synonym (v) convent. mynachlog 1. abbey (abaty); synonyms (n) convent, monastery, church, priory, clergyman, (v) cloister, 2. monastery; synonyms (n) friary, (v) abbey. mynawyd awl; synonyms (n) drill, gimlet, borer, auger, stiletto, broach, bit, chisel, perforator, piercer. mynd go; synonyms (v) come, elapse, pass, break, crack, depart, disappear, drive, run, travel. mynedfa 1. entrance; synonyms (n) admission, access, entry, admittance, arrival, (v) enchant, captivate, charm, bewitch, enrapture; antonyms (n) departure, exit, (v) bore, 2. passage; synonyms (n) aisle, course, channel, corridor, gangway, hall, journey, way, entrance, lobby, 3. avenue; synonyms (n) approach, passage, path, road, route, means, boulevard, lane, track, walk. mynediad 1. going; synonyms (v) go, course, (n) departure, exit, leaving, parting, disappearance, expiration, (adj) running, working, 2. access; synonyms (n) admission, approach, entrance, entry, admittance, entree, gate, attack, doorway, (v) enter,
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Welsh - English 3. admission; synonyms (n) acceptance, access, acknowledgment, confession, declaration, reception, recognition, confirmation, acquiescence, affirmation; antonym (n) denial. mynegai 1. index; synonyms (n) catalogue, exponent, file, table, catalog, forefinger, roll, directory, subscript, (v) list, 2. exponent; synonyms (n) advocate, champion, power, proponent, protagonist, expositor, expounder, index, sponsor, (v) authority. mynegair concordance; synonyms (n) accord, agreement, concord, accordance, concert, harmony, index, unison. mynegfys forefinger; synonyms (n) finger, index, paw, thumb, exponent, hand, indicant, indicator, power. mynegi 1. express; synonyms (v) exhibit, articulate, convey, declare, demonstrate, (adj) explicit, direct, definite, distinct, especial; antonyms (v) suppress, hide, (adj) slow, vague, 2. declare; synonyms (v) announce, advertise, affirm, allege, assert, say, attest, acknowledge, admit, aver; antonym (v) deny, 3. tell; synonyms (v) relate, divulge, express, impart, recount, reveal, explain, command, (n) disclose, count; antonym (v) request, 4. relate; synonyms (v) connect, narrate, associate, link, tell, appertain, apply, describe, detail, pertain. mynegiad 1. declaration; synonyms (n) announcement, affirmation, assertion, allegation, avowal, claim, expression, pronouncement, statement, enunciation; antonym (n) denial, 2. statement; synonyms (n) account, declaration, communication, instruction, command, description, proposition, profession, argument, bill. mynegiant expression; synonyms (n) diction, phrase, voice, appearance, aspect, declaration, demonstration, manifestation, articulation, express; antonym (n) repression. myngial 1. mutter; synonyms (v) mumble, grumble, growl, maunder, grouch, complain, croak, (n) murmur, whisper, complaint, 2. mumble; synonyms (v) hum, chew, mutter, jabber, rumble, talk, utter, verbalize, babble, munch. myngus 1. indistinct; synonyms (adj) confused, dim, faint, inarticulate, indefinite, dull, fuzzy, hazy, indeterminate, (n) cloudy; antonyms (adj) distinct, clear, 2. mumbling; synonyms (adj) muttering, incoherent, faltering, hesitant, indistinct, low, speechless, (n) gumming, mussitation. mynnu 1. get; synonyms (v) acquire, gain, attain, become, catch, earn, buy, come, fall, fetch; antonyms (v) lose, give, leave, 2. wish; synonyms (v) desire, hope, like, aspiration, choose, (n) want, need, inclination, longing, (adv) will; antonyms (v) dislike, hate, 3. will; synonyms (v) bequeath, devise, wish, (n) volition, command, determination,
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pleasure, resolve, intent, mind, 4. demand; synonyms (n) claim, request, requirement, requisition, sale, call, (v) ask, require, appeal, beg; antonym (v) supply, 5. assert; synonyms (v) affirm, allege, declare, say, argue, aver, avow, insist, maintain, protest; antonym (v) deny, 6. obtain; synonyms (v) get, have, achieve, accomplish, derive, effect, collect, extract, find, gather, 7. insist; synonyms (v) assert, contend, asseverate, urge, importune, press, force, dwell, hold, persist. mynor marble; synonyms (n) cheetah, granite, leopard, (v) foolscap, pillar, table, (adj) rock, flint, stone, quartz. mynwent 1. graveyard; synonyms (n) cemetery, churchyard, necropolis, morgue, 2. churchyard; synonyms (n) graveyard, cloisters, kirkyard. mynwes 1. breast; synonyms (n) bosom, boob, chest, knocker, tit, titty, mammilla, bust, heart, (v) front, 2. bosom; synonyms (n) breast, interior, embrace, soul, spirit, booby, (v) hug, (adj) intimate. mynwesol bosom; synonyms (n) breast, heart, interior, boob, embrace, bust, chest, soul, (v) hug, (adj) intimate. mynwesu cherish; synonyms (v) appreciate, entertain, foster, hug, nurture, treasure, cultivate, bosom, adore, (n) embrace; antonym (v) hate. mynych frequent; synonyms (adj) continual, everyday, familiar, many, ordinary, incessant, habitual, (v) common, customary, usual; antonyms (adj) rare, infrequent, occasional. mynychiad repetition; synonyms (n) repeat, gemination, iteration, recurrence, reiteration, replication, duplication, reduplication, rehearsal, repeating. mynychu 1. frequent; synonyms (adj) continual, everyday, familiar, many, ordinary, incessant, habitual, (v) common, customary, usual; antonyms (adj) rare, infrequent, occasional, 2. attend; synonyms (v) accompany, assist, escort, serve, advert, aid, conduct, follow, (n) tend, doctor, 3. repeat; synonyms (v) recite, copy, recapitulate, reduplicate, rehearse, reiterate, return, double, duplicate, iterate. mynydd mountain; synonyms (n) mount, heap, height, mass, peak, pile, stack, bundle, elevation, (v) mound; antonym (n) dip. mynyddwr mountaineer; synonyms (n) adventurer, excursionist, explorer, backpacker, hiker, mountainer, rustic, tourist, rambler, walker. myrndra sultriness; synonyms (n) heat, humidity. myrr myrrh; synonyms (n) incense, balm, frankincense. mysg 1. middle (canol); synonyms (adj) intermediate, central, halfway, median, (n) average, heart, hub, mean, center, core; antonyms (adj) extreme, outer,
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2. midst; synonyms (n) thick, interior, middest, deep, depths, nucleus, (adj) middle, (adv) mid, (prep) during. mysgu 1. loose; synonyms (adj) lax, liberal, dissolute, licentious, light, (v) disengage, liberate, relax, (n) free, limp; antonyms (adj) tight, close, compressed, dense, taut, strict, compact, wedged, 2. undo; synonyms (v) loosen, annul, open, cancel, disentangle, reverse, separate, unfold, untie, disconnect; antonyms (v) fasten, attach, do, wrap. mysyglog mossy; synonyms (adj) floral, fogyish, mosslike, hoary, moldy, canescent, hoar, musciform, stodgy, stuffy.
N na 1. no; synonyms (n) refusal, rejection, denial, number, nix, (adv) nay, (adj) zero, naught, none, non,
2. neither; synonym (conj) nother. nabl psaltery; synonyms (n) contrabasso, theorbo, violone. nabod know (gwybod); synonyms (v) discern, comprehend, can, distinguish, have, recognize, understand, feel, acknowledge, agnise. nacaol negative; synonyms (adj) minus, adverse, (n) denial, (v) gainsay, veto, deny, disavow, kill, negate, controvert; antonyms (adj) positive, optimistic, assenting, (n) affirmative. nadd 1. wrought; synonyms (adj) molded, shaped, done, bent, created, elaborated, fashioned, produced, twisted, 2. hewn. naddion 1. chips; synonyms (n) money, coin, sticks, clippings, cuttings, 2. lint; synonyms (n) fluff, bandage, fuzz, fur, down, wrapping, dust, fly, hair, plaster. naddu 1. chip; synonyms (n) splinter, bit, flake, chipping, fleck, fragment, microchip, (v) crack, cut, nick, 2. whittle; synonyms (v) pare, carve, fashion, sculpt, hew, trim, (adj) knife, blade, cutlery, penknife, 3. hew; synonyms (v) hack, chop, shape, chip, fell, form, ax, chisel, make, sever. nadu 1. stop (aros); synonyms (v) stand, block, close, (n) halt, hold, stay, check, end, arrest, bar; antonyms (v) continue, start, begin, encourage, permit, prolong, 2. blubber; synonyms (n) cry, fat, grease, (v) sob, weep, bawl, howl, snivel, wail, (adj) blubbery, 3. howl; synonyms (n) bark, shout, yell, shriek, (v) bellow, roar, scream, growl, bay, snarl, 4. bray; synonyms (v) grind, blare, bruise, comminute, crush, mash, pound, abrade, grate, scrape, 5. hinder; synonyms (adj) posterior, hind, (v) impede, hamper, obstruct, resist, curb, clog, counteract, delay; antonyms (v) help, assist,
facilitate, consider also 6. cry out; synonyms (v) call, exclaim. nai nephew; synonyms (n) aunt, uncle. naid 1. jump (neidio); synonyms (v) hop, spring, dive, hurdle, rise, (n) leap, bound, bounce, start, caper; antonyms (v) decrease, fall, 2. bound; synonyms (v) border, limit, circumscribe, confine, pounce, (n) jump, boundary, edge, barrier, compass; antonym (adj) free, 3. leap; synonyms (n) vault, curvet, jumping, lunge, lope, bouncing, (v) dance, clear, skip, increase; antonym (v) plummet. naill either; synonyms (det) any, (conj) other. nain grandmother; synonyms (n) gran, grandma, granny, crone, grandam, grannie, mother, dam, grandmamma, beldame. nam 1. mark; synonyms (n) brand, evidence, score, character, heed, (v) blemish, characterize, distinguish, grade, (adj) notice, 2. blemish; synonyms (n) spot, scar, blot, defect, flaw, fault, imperfection, (v) stain, deface, disfigure; antonym (v) enhance, 3. flaw; synonyms (n) crevice, chink, demerit, blunder, break, chap, cranny, error, failing, (v) crack; antonym (n) strength. namyn 1. but; synonyms (conj) while, (adv) alone, only, though, barely, however, merely, simply, (prep) besides, except, 2. except; synonyms (conj) but, (prep) save, excepting, excluding, (v) exclude, demur, omit, exempt, (n) bar, without; antonym (v) include, 3. save; synonyms (v) deliver, economize, rescue, conserve, free, hoard, keep, maintain, preserve, liberate; antonyms (v) spend, squander, waste. nant 1. brook; synonyms (n) creek, (v) bear, abide, endure, digest, stand, stomach, suffer, tolerate, allow, 2. gorge; synonyms (n) abyss, chasm, cleft, esophagus, (v) devour, glut, cram, fill, gobble, engorge; antonyms (n) hill, (v) nibble, fast, 3. ravine; synonyms (n) gorge, canyon, dell, defile, pass, valley, ravin, (v) gap, 4. stream; synonyms (n) flow, brook, river, run, (v) flood, crowd, gush, jet, (prep) current, course; antonym (v) trickle. napcyn napkin; synonyms (n) diaper, cloth, handkerchief, serviette, nappy, duster, rag, tablecloth, (v) sudary. natur 1. temper; synonyms (n) mood, character, disposition, humor, nature, (v) moderate, soften, harden, mitigate, modify; antonyms (v) intensify, upset, 2. nature; synonyms (n) class, essence, creation, quality, breed, attribute, constitution, manner, mettle, (adj) kind. naturiaeth nature; synonyms (n) character, disposition, class, essence, creation, quality, breed, attribute, constitution, (adj) kind. naturiaethwr naturalist; synonyms (n) biologist, ecologist, environmentalist, faunist. naturiol natural; synonyms (adj) inherent, innate, artless, instinctive, unaffected, congenital, essential,
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Welsh - English genuine, inborn, intrinsic; antonyms (adj) artificial, affected, cultivated, false, refined, paranormal, supernatural, unnatural. naturioldeb naturalness; synonyms (n) ease, familiarity, artlessness, ingenuousness, innocence, unaffectedness, naturality, accommodation, alleviate, comfort. naturus angry; synonyms (adj) furious, incensed, provoked, fierce, irate, raging, vehement, maddened, fuming, outraged; antonyms (adj) calm, pleased, gentle. naw nine; synonyms (n) niner, club, ennead, ace, cabaret, clubhouse, gild, golfclub, guild, jack. nawdd 1. auspices; synonyms (n) aegis, patronage, forecast, backing, agency, care, custody, guidance, means, (adj) protection, 2. patronage; synonyms (n) support, clientele, condescension, favor, trade, assistance, aid, auspices, championship, countenance, 3. protection; synonyms (n) defense, conservation, cover, defence, guardianship, security, shelter, preservation, shield, (v) guard; antonym (n) destruction. nawddogaeth 1. patronage; synonyms (n) support, backing, clientele, condescension, favor, trade, assistance, aid, auspices, championship, 2. protection; synonyms (n) defense, care, conservation, cover, custody, defence, guardianship, security, shelter, (v) guard; antonym (n) destruction. nawfed ninth; synonym (adj) ninefold. nawn noon; synonyms (n) midday, noonday, noontide, crest, lunchtime, (adj) meridian, culmination, meridional. nawr now; synonyms (adv) forthwith, here, immediately, currently, directly, instantly, presently, already, nowadays, (adj) current; antonyms (adv) later, soon. naws 1. disposition; synonyms (n) bent, attitude, character, disposal, tendency, arrangement, bias, inclination, predisposition, propensity, 2. essence; synonyms (n) core, entity, aroma, being, crux, gist, perfume, hypostasis, body, burden, 3. nature; synonyms (n) disposition, class, essence, creation, quality, breed, attribute, constitution, humor, (adj) kind, 4. quality; synonyms (n) nature, characteristic, condition, feature, grade, distinction, faculty, description, mark, caliber; antonym (adj) shoddy, 5. tincture; synonyms (n) tinge, color, shade, tint, smack, hue, dash, taste, (v) dye, impregnate. nawseiddio 1. temper; synonyms (n) mood, character, disposition, humor, nature, (v) moderate, soften, harden, mitigate, modify; antonyms (v) intensify, upset, 2. soften; synonyms (v) assuage, dull, melt, mute, relent, relieve, alleviate, allay, (adj) mollify, palliate; antonyms (v) set, solidify, congeal.
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nedden nit; synonyms (n) louse, bug, tick, mite. nef heaven; synonyms (n) paradise, bliss, glory, nirvana, sky, ecstasy, utopia; antonym (n) hell. neges 1. message; synonyms (n) communication, meaning, information, errand, letter, mission, dispatch, lesson, note, significance, 2. errand; synonyms (n) commission, chore, job, assignment, charge, duty, embassy, task, work, agendum. negeseuwr messenger; synonyms (n) envoy, emissary, harbinger, runner, ambassador, carrier, courier, precursor, apostle, (v) herald. negyddol negative; synonyms (adj) minus, adverse, (n) denial, (v) gainsay, veto, deny, disavow, kill, negate, controvert; antonyms (adj) positive, optimistic, assenting, (n) affirmative. neidio 1. jump; synonyms (v) hop, spring, dive, hurdle, rise, (n) leap, bound, bounce, start, caper; antonyms (v) decrease, fall, 2. leap; synonyms (n) vault, curvet, jumping, lunge, lope, (v) jump, dance, clear, pounce, skip; antonym (v) plummet, 3. bound; synonyms (v) border, limit, circumscribe, confine, rebound, (n) boundary, edge, barrier, compass, recoil; antonym (adj) free, 4. bounce; synonyms (v) discharge, glance, beat, sack, bob, fire, bump, (n) impact, jolt, bouncing, 5. throb; synonyms (n) pulsation, (v) quiver, ache, pulsate, pulse, pound, flutter, palpitate, shudder, smart. neidiwr 1. jumper; synonyms (n) sweater, blackguard, bounder, cad, dog, heel, horse, hound, pinafore, pinny, 2. leaper; synonyms (n) jumper, vaulter, ropedancer, tumbler. neidr 1. snake; synonyms (n) ophidian, serpent, hydra, (v) meander, wind, twist, coil, creep, curl, sneak, 2. adder; synonyms (n) viper, snake, summer, nadder, nedder. neilltuad separation; synonyms (n) detachment, disjunction, disunion, division, partition, disconnection, divorce, isolation, parting, rift; antonyms (n) amalgamation, closeness, connection, marriage, unification, union, unity. neilltuaeth 1. privacy; synonyms (n) seclusion, secrecy, confidentiality, darkness, privateness, retreat, concealment, loneliness, shelter, retirement, 2. separation; synonyms (n) detachment, disjunction, disunion, division, partition, disconnection, divorce, isolation, parting, rift; antonyms (n) amalgamation, closeness, connection, marriage, unification, union, unity, 3. seclusion; synonyms (n) privacy, segregation, separation, (adj) solitude. neilltuedig 1. secluded; synonyms (adj) private, remote, hidden, cloistered, isolated, lonely, privy, reclusive, secret, retired, 2. separated; synonyms (adj) disconnected, separate, apart, detached, divided, disjointed, free, disjunct, (prep) disjoined, distinct.
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neilltuo 1. separate; synonyms (adj) detached, (v)
nepell far; synonyms (adv) wide, off, widely, well, (adj)
detach, divorce, part, insulate, scatter, cut, dissociate, disconnect, discrete; antonyms (adj) connected, joined, (v) unite, merge, mix, combine, fuse, join, link, associate, consider also 2. set apart; synonyms (v) isolate, sequester, dedicate, assign, segregate, differentiate, designate, (adj) separate, (prep) consecrated, dedicated. neilltuol 1. particular; synonyms (adj) special, fastidious, careful, definite, delicate, exact, finicky, fussy, individual, (n) detail; antonyms (adj) careless, easy, vague, ordinary, (n) general, 2. special; synonyms (adj) particular, especial, limited, rare, different, distinguished, distinct, express, certain, (adv) apart, 3. peculiar; synonyms (adj) odd, exceptional, anomalous, characteristic, curious, eccentric, extraordinary, abnormal, distinctive, bizarre; antonyms (adj) normal, typical. neilltuolrwydd 1. distinction; synonyms (n) contrast, difference, discrimination, eminence, rank, dissimilarity, demarcation, celebrity, prestige, reputation; antonym (n) similarity, 2. peculiarity; synonyms (n) distinction, idiosyncrasy, oddity, abnormality, attribute, characteristic, distinctiveness, eccentricity, oddness, particularity; antonym (n) normality. neis nice; synonyms (adj) beautiful, dainty, fastidious, fine, good, kind, lovely, neat, likable, delicious; antonyms (adj) unpleasant, horrible. neisied kerchief; synonyms (n) snood, courche. neithdar nectar; synonyms (n) ambrosia, delicacy, juice, beebread, bitterweed, liquid, ragweed. nemor few; synonyms (adj) infrequent, rare, scarce, occasional, sporadic, uncommon, erratic, imperceptible, inconsequential, intermittent; antonyms (n) plenty, (adj) many, countless, innumerable, various. nen 1. arch; synonyms (n) arc, acute, bend, curvature, dome, (v) curve, bow, vault, (adj) shrewd, sly; antonym (v) straightness, 2. heaven; synonyms (n) paradise, bliss, glory, nirvana, sky, ecstasy, utopia; antonym (n) hell, 3. ceiling; synonyms (n) cap, limit, maximum, limitation, roof, top, thatch, tile, cover, bounds; antonym (n) ground. nenfwd ceiling; synonyms (n) cap, limit, maximum, limitation, roof, top, thatch, tile, cover, bounds; antonym (n) ground. nenlen canopy; synonyms (n) awning, cover, screen, shade, ceiling, pavilion, blind, bubble, shield, visor. nenlofft attic; synonyms (n) garret, loft, clerestory, bean, (adj) chaste, elegant, pure, classical, artistic, correct. nennawr attic; synonyms (n) garret, loft, clerestory, bean, (adj) chaste, elegant, pure, classical, artistic, correct.
distant, aloof, faraway, remote, much, (v) considerably; antonyms (adv) close, briefly, (adj) near. nerf nerve; synonyms (n) audacity, cheek, impertinence, boldness, brass, courage, daring, face, fortitude, heart; antonym (n) cowardice. nerfus nervous; synonyms (adj) anxious, excitable, tense, cowardly, afraid, apprehensive, fearful, shy, uneasy, (adv) excited; antonyms (adj) calm, brave, relaxed. nerfwst neurasthenia; synonyms (n) neurosis, nerves, nervousness. nerth 1. power; synonyms (n) force, ability, potency, authority, control, energy, (v) influence, might, dominion, faculty; antonyms (n) powerlessness, helplessness, weakness, 2. strength; synonyms (n) power, firmness, intensity, vigor, endurance, stability, health, soundness, amount, brawn; antonyms (n) frailty, flaw, shortcoming, 3. might; synonyms (v) can, could, main, (n) puissance, strength, vehemence, capability, efficacy, command, capacity. nerthol 1. strong (cryf); synonyms (adj) intense, powerful, able, deep, firm, stable, steady, cogent, durable, forcible; antonyms (adj) weak, bland, delicate, faint, feeble, frail, mild, pale, slight, unconvincing, 2. powerful; synonyms (adj) brawny, hard, mighty, muscular, potent, strong, effective, energetic, influential, lusty; antonym (adj) powerless, 3. mighty; synonyms (adj) enormous, immense, huge, grand, high, big, great, large, mammoth, formidable. nerthu strengthen; synonyms (v) consolidate, confirm, corroborate, brace, encourage, enhance, fortify, intensify, invigorate, bolster; antonyms (v) weaken, undermine. nes 1. nearer; synonyms (adv) closer, earlier, faster, nigher, quicker, sooner, (adj) hither, narre; antonym (adv) later, 2. till; synonyms (prep) until, unto, (n) drawer, tiller, cashbox, (v) cultivate, plow, hoe, farm, dig. nesaf 1. next; synonyms (adj) later, nearest, adjacent, contiguous, following, subsequent, future, coming, (adv) afterward, then; antonyms (adj) distant, outgoing, (adv) previous, preceding, previously, 2. nearest; synonyms (adj) proximate, immediate, close, near, next, (adv) closest, nighest. nesu 1. near (agos); synonyms (prep) about, by, around, (adv) close, almost, (adj) adjoining, adjacent, (v) familiar, approximate, approach; antonym (adj) distant, consider also 2. draw near (agos); synonyms (v) near, come, advance, arise, ascend, charge, climb, cuddle, drift, get.
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Welsh - English neu or; synonyms (conj) otherwise, (n) operation, surgery, (prep) before, ere. neuadd hall; synonyms (n) corridor, foyer, lobby, mansion, vestibule, auditorium, anteroom, court, castle, (v) passage. newid 1. change; synonyms (n) shift, alteration, barter, modification, variation, (v) exchange, alter, adapt, alternate, cash; antonyms (v) stay, leave, idle, maintain, 2. alter; synonyms (v) change, move, adjust, affect, amend, castrate, convert, correct, transform, turn, 3. alteration; synonyms (n) adaptation, adjustment, revision, changeover, amendment, conversion, deviation, metamorphosis, transformation, movement. newydd 1. new; synonyms (adj) green, modern, novel, original, additional, inexperienced, innovative, raw, recent, (adv) fresh; antonyms (adj) old, familiar, outgoing, second-hand, traditional, used, less, oldfashioned, stale, (adv) past, 2. novel; synonyms (n) fiction, romance, book, (adj) new, curious, different, unprecedented, newfangled, strange, unfamiliar, 3. just; synonyms (adv) exactly, (adj) fair, right, correct, equitable, accurate, honest, impartial, barely, fit; antonyms (adj) unfair, biased, wrong, 4. fresh; synonyms (adj) bracing, brisk, clean, bright, airy, bold, alive, chilly, cool, forward; antonyms (adj) decayed, exhausted, hot, humid, muggy, musty, off, oppressive, rotten, tired, 5. news; synonyms (n) advice, information, intelligence, message, tidings, story, communication, gossip, notice, report. newyddbeth 1. novelty; synonyms (n) innovation, freshness, mutation, newness, change, trinket, curiosity, oddity, originality, (adj) news, 2. innovation; synonyms (n) alteration, invention, novelty, variation, creation, reform, improvement, vicissitude, conception, conversion. newyddiadur newspaper; synonyms (n) journal, gazette, magazine, paper, news, periodical, print, publisher, newsprint, press. newyddiaduriaeth journalism; synonyms (n) press, author, essayist, correspondent, literature, litterateur, prose, text, writer, writing. newyddiadurwr journalist; synonyms (n) reporter, writer, author, chronicler, diarist, newscaster. newyddian 1. novice; synonyms (n) apprentice, beginner, fledgling, learner, amateur, greenhorn, neophyte, newcomer, freshman, initiate, 2. neophyte; synonyms (n) recruit, novice, catechumen, fledgeling, convert, entrant, tenderfoot. newyddion news; synonyms (n) advice, information, intelligence, message, tidings, story, communication, gossip, notice, report. newyn 1. hunger; synonyms (n) desire, thirst, appetite, craving, wish, itch, eagerness, (v) crave,
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enhance, repair, bolster, 2. harm; synonyms (n) evil, detriment, bruise, disadvantage, disservice, wrong, (v) damage, maim, poison, ravage; antonym (v) benefit, 3. injury; synonyms (n) grievance, impairment, ill, affront, contusion, lesion, concussion, mischief, outrage, strain; antonyms (n) ability, reparation. niweidio 1. damage; synonyms (n) blemish, injury, wound, loss, (v) harm, hurt, abuse, injure, afflict, (adj) impair; antonyms (n) service, (v) conserve, enhance, repair, bolster, 2. harm; synonyms (n) evil, detriment, bruise, disadvantage, disservice, wrong, (v) damage, maim, poison, ravage; antonym (v) benefit, 3. hurt; synonyms (v) pain, ail, cost, anguish, cut, grieve, (n) ache, distress, lesion, agony; antonyms (v) encourage, (adj) uninjured, unhurt, 4. injure; synonyms (v) contuse, disfigure, deface, insult, vitiate, disable, sting, break, mutilate, offend. niweidiol 1. harmful; synonyms (adj) baneful, destructive, detrimental, disadvantageous, hurtful, injurious, noxious, dangerous, damaging, deleterious; antonyms (adj) harmless, healthy, safe, helpful, 2. injurious; synonyms (adj) evil, harmful, bad, adverse, inimical, abusive, malign, pernicious, prejudicial, deadly; antonym (adj) healing. niwl 1. fog; synonyms (n) cloud, haze, vapor, brume, (v) mist, confuse, blur, dim, becloud, befog, 2. mist; synonyms (n) fog, film, smoke, steam, rain, (v) cover, obscure, drizzle, bedim, hide. niwlog 1. foggy; synonyms (adj) cloudy, hazy, misty, brumous, bleary, blurred, fuzzy, murky, opaque, thick; antonym (adj) clear, 2. misty; synonyms (adj) foggy, dim, indistinct, nebulous, dark, dull, wet, gloomy, damp, clouded. niwmonia pneumonia; synonyms (adj) necrosis, pertussis, phthisis, psora, pyaemia, pyrosis, quinsy, rachitis, ringworm, rubeola. nobl bonny; synonyms (adj) bonnie, comely, fair, becoming, dainty, average, stunning, winsome, decorous, impartial. nod 1. aim; synonyms (n) intent, objective, plan, target, (v) purpose, direct, object, point, address, endeavor, 2. mark; synonyms (n) brand, evidence, score, character, heed, (v) blemish, characterize, distinguish, grade, (adj) notice, 3. note; synonyms (n) comment, mention, remark, annotation, indication, mark, attention, bill, (v) mind, look; antonym (v) ignore, 4. brand; synonyms (n) badge, blade, class, kind, stain, type, emblem, (v) denounce, (adj) stigma, blot, 5. character; synonyms (n) nature, note, part, quality, role, constitution, description, disposition, eccentric, spirit, 6. token; synonyms (adj) nominal, (n) memento, souvenir, keepsake, relic, sign, trace, stamp, signal, remembrance.
nodachfa bazaar; synonyms (n) fair, market, exchange, bazar, emporium, marketplace. nodd 1. moisture; synonyms (n) humidity, damp, dampness, wet, moistness, vapor; antonym (n) dryness, 2. sap; synonyms (n) chump, fool, (v) debilitate, deplete, drain, exhaust, enfeeble, enervate, (adj) juice, mine, 3. juice; synonyms (n) extract, water, blood, gravy, liquid, succus, fluid, liquor, fuel, (adj) humor. nodded 1. refuge; synonyms (n) protection, asylum, sanctuary, resort, retreat, safety, cover, haven, shelter, (v) recourse, 2. protection; synonyms (n) defense, care, conservation, custody, defence, guardianship, security, aegis, auspices, (v) guard; antonym (n) destruction. noddfa 1. asylum; synonyms (n) refuge, sanctuary, shelter, haven, home, institution, madhouse, retreat, cover, harbor, 2. refuge; synonyms (n) protection, asylum, resort, safety, hideaway, hideout, covert, fort, (v) recourse, haunt. noddi protect; synonyms (v) defend, keep, cover, preserve, hide, conceal, conserve, maintain, safeguard, (n) guard; antonyms (v) attack, expose, neglect, risk. noddlyd 1. juicy; synonyms (adj) delicious, fat, gamy, liquid, luscious, succulent, fluid, lush, mellow, moist; antonym (adj) dry, 2. sappy; synonyms (adj) juicy, foolish, absurd, goofy, mawkish, soft, weak, zany, fool, green; antonym (adj) unemotional. noddwr 1. patron; synonyms (n) backer, champion, advocate, friend, benefactor, client, customer, defender, helper, sponsor, 2. benefactor; synonyms (n) donor, patron, giver, supporter, contributor, philanthropist, humanitarian, 3. protector; synonyms (n) guard, guardian, custodian, conservator, escort, hero, preserver, protection, emperor, imperator. nodedig 1. set; synonyms (v) fix, place, lay, put, locate, position, regulate, define, (n) class, (adj) fixed; antonyms (v) soften, liquefy, melt, (n) combing, comb-out, (adj) variable, flexible, liquid, 2. appointed; synonyms (v) designate, (adj) prescribed, destined, ordained, fit, set, fitted, appointive, bound, decreed, 3. remarkable; synonyms (adj) exceptional, extraordinary, notable, noteworthy, odd, distinguished, conspicuous, phenomenal, famous, (n) memorable; antonyms (adj) ordinary, insignificant, unremarkable. nodi 1. mark; synonyms (n) brand, evidence, score, character, heed, (v) blemish, characterize, distinguish, grade, (adj) notice, 2. note; synonyms (n) comment, mention, remark, annotation, indication, mark, attention, bill, (v) mind, look; antonym (v) ignore, 3. state; synonyms (n) nation, position, say, country, kingdom, show, (v) declare, expound, express, (adj) national; antonyms (v) deny,
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4. adduce; synonyms (v) cite, advance, allege, quote, prove, propose, offer, present, refer, abduce, 5. appoint; synonyms (v) assign, nominate, accredit, delegate, designate, prescribe, set, create, choose, (n) name. nodiad note; synonyms (n) comment, mention, remark, annotation, heed, indication, mark, (v) notice, mind, look; antonym (v) ignore. nodiant notation; synonyms (n) annotation, memo, note, memorandum, register, annotating, banknote, bill, billet, digit. nodwedd 1. character; synonyms (n) kind, nature, note, part, quality, role, type, brand, constitution, description, 2. characteristic; synonyms (adj) distinctive, individual, typical, original, natural, (n) badge, attribute, sign, character, feature; antonyms (adj) uncharacteristic, common, 3. feature; synonyms (n) article, aspect, characteristic, detail, lineament, peculiarity, facet, appearance, fact, (v) display. nodweddiadol characteristic; synonyms (adj) distinctive, individual, typical, original, natural, (n) badge, attribute, sign, character, feature; antonyms (adj) uncharacteristic, common. nodweddu characterize; synonyms (v) designate, distinguish, call, characterise, define, describe, differentiate, mark, typify, entitle. nodwydd needle; synonyms (n) injection, pointer, awl, plunger, (v) annoy, goad, irritate, sting, rile, aggravate. nodyn note; synonyms (n) comment, mention, remark, annotation, heed, indication, mark, (v) notice, mind, look; antonym (v) ignore. noe dish; synonyms (n) bowl, beauty, disk, plate, platter, saucer, container, dishful, (v) hollow, serve. noeth 1. naked; synonyms (adj) bald, bare, exposed, nude, open, barren, bleak, raw, unclothed, defenseless; antonyms (adj) covered, concealed, 2. exposed; synonyms (v) vulnerable, (adj) liable, naked, obvious, subject, uncovered, unprotected, public, undefended, unguarded; antonyms (adj) hidden, safe, 3. bleak; synonyms (adj) austere, cold, dreary, black, desolate, murky, bitter, dark, depressing, gloomy; antonyms (adj) cheerful, hopeful, lush, mild, sunny, 4. bare; synonyms (adj) stark, devoid, mere, plain, vacant, vacuous, (v) empty, show, disclose, denude; antonyms (adj) cultivated, ornate, (v) cover, 5. rank; synonyms (n) range, place, file, gradation, line, (v) arrange, order, class, classify, grade; antonym (adj) fresh, 6. raw; synonyms (adj) crude, immature, coarse, cutting, green, piercing, sore, biting, chilly, inclement; antonyms (adj) refined, cooked, 7. nude; synonym (adj) undressed. noethder 1. bareness; synonyms (n) desolation, nakedness, nudity, austerity, starkness, emptiness,
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nakedness; synonyms (n) bareness, nudeness, openness, blatancy, cleanness, defenselessness, exposure, whiteness, obviousness, paleness. noethi 1. bare; synonyms (adj) naked, austere, bald, stark, bleak, desolate, devoid, exposed, (v) empty, show; antonyms (adj) covered, cultivated, ornate, concealed, (v) cover, 2. denude; synonyms (v) bare, strip, denudate, deprive, despoil, dismantle, disrobe, divest, expose, uncover. noethlwm bleak; synonyms (adj) austere, bare, barren, cold, dreary, black, desolate, murky, raw, bald; antonyms (adj) cheerful, hopeful, lush, mild, sunny. noethni 1. nakedness; synonyms (n) bareness, nudity, nudeness, openness, emptiness, blatancy, cleanness, defenselessness, exposure, whiteness, 2. nudity; synonym (n) nakedness. nofel novel; synonyms (n) fiction, romance, (adj) new, curious, fresh, modern, different, unprecedented, original, newfangled; antonym (adj) old. nofelwr novelist; synonyms (n) author, writer, critic, dramatist, essayist, innovator, journalist, playwright, (v) biographer, fabulist. nofelydd novelist; synonyms (n) author, writer, critic, dramatist, essayist, innovator, journalist, playwright, (v) biographer, fabulist. nofiedydd swimmer; synonyms (n) bather, natator. nofio 1. swim; synonyms (v) float, hover, drift, spin, plane, spire, (n) dip, swimming, (adj) rise, 2. float; synonyms (n) buoy, raft, bob, (v) swim, blow, ride, waft, fly, glide, hang; antonym (v) sink. nofiwr swimmer; synonyms (n) bather, natator. nogio jib; synonyms (n) boom, beak, bow, (v) balk, baulk, gybe, jibe, check. nos night; synonyms (n) dark, evening, dusk, darkness, nighttime, twilight, (adj) nocturnal; antonyms (n) day, light. noson evening; synonyms (n) even, dusk, dark, eve, eventide, nightfall, sunset, twilight, night, sundown; antonyms (n) dawn, daybreak. noswyl vigil; synonyms (n) watch, wake, vigilance, surveillance, lookout, sentry, (v) wakefulness. nudden 1. fog; synonyms (n) cloud, haze, vapor, brume, (v) mist, confuse, blur, dim, becloud, befog, 2. haze; synonyms (n) fog, confusion, daze, film, cloudiness, haziness, smog, steam, turbidity, (v) shadow, 3. mist; synonyms (n) smoke, rain, (v) cover, obscure, drizzle, bedim, hide, squirt. nwy gas; synonyms (n) gasoline, petrol, air, fumes, accelerator, flatulence, petroleum, oil, (v) fuel, brag. nwyd 1. emotion; synonyms (n) affection, love, feeling, passion, sensation, heart, agitation, commotion, excitement, (v) impression; antonym (n) intelligence, 2. passion; synonyms (n) fury, fervor, fire, anger, craving, desire, enthusiasm,
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heat, mania, (v) ardor; antonyms (n) apathy, indifference. nwydd 1. goods; synonyms (n) cargo, freight, belongings, commodity, merchandise, product, estate, chattels, commodities, effects, 2. article; synonyms (n) section, object, thing, chapter, clause, composition, discourse, entity, essay, feature, 3. substance; synonyms (n) essence, body, import, material, matter, meaning, significance, subject, amount, core; antonym (n) triviality. nwyf 1. energy; synonyms (n) animation, dash, force, life, spirit, determination, drive, effort, might, strength; antonyms (n) lethargy, apathy, exhaustion, tiredness, weakness, idleness, sluggishness, 2. vivacity; synonyms (n) energy, liveliness, vitality, enthusiasm, happiness, sparkle, vigor, effervescence, sprightliness, gaiety, 3. vigor; synonyms (n) intensity, power, vim, health, stamina, forcefulness, potency, punch, verve, nerve; antonym (n) frailty. nwyfiant 1. vigor; synonyms (n) energy, intensity, force, life, power, spirit, strength, vitality, might, vim; antonyms (n) lethargy, weakness, apathy, frailty, 2. vivacity; synonyms (n) animation, liveliness, dash, enthusiasm, happiness, sparkle, vigor, effervescence, sprightliness, gaiety. nwyfre 1. firmament; synonyms (n) empyrean, heaven, heavens, sphere, welkin, area, arena, domain, field, orbit, 2. sky; synonyms (n) air, atmosphere, space, (v) fling, flip, pitch, agitate, alternate, cant, chuck. nwyfus 1. sprightly; synonyms (adj) spirited, cheerful, lively, alive, blithe, agile, airy, (n) brisk, (v) nimble, active; antonym (adj) lethargic, 2. spirited; synonyms (adj) animated, frisky, bold, energetic, gritty, quick, racy, enthusiastic, ardent, brave; antonyms (adj) passive, spiritless, 3. lively; synonyms (adj) keen, busy, fresh, gay, jolly, jovial, alert, bright, live, merry; antonyms (adj) dull, inactive, listless, lifeless, unexciting. nwyol gaseous; synonyms (adj) volatile, airy, gasiform, ethereal, invisible, pneumatical. nychdod 1. feebleness; synonyms (n) frailty, infirmity, weakness, decrepitude, faintness, fragility, frailness, imbecility, languor, (adj) debility; antonyms (n) strength, perseverance, 2. infirmity; synonyms (n) feebleness, foible, disability, impotence, ailment, defect, disease, failing, illness, sickness; antonym (n) robustness. nychlyd 1. feeble; synonyms (adj) delicate, weak, decrepit, ailing, dim, dull, frail, helpless, (v) faint, debilitated; antonyms (adj) strong, vigorous, hearty, tough, 2. sickly; synonyms (adj) feeble, infirm, sick, diseased, indisposed, morbid, pale, poorly, sallow, (n) invalid; antonyms (adj) healthy, bitter.
nychu 1. waste; synonyms (n) desert, refuse, damage, (adj) spoil, desolate, (v) consume, exhaust, ruin,
squander, ravage; antonyms (v) conserve, save, 2. languish; synonyms (v) decline, fail, die, ache, decay, (adj) fade, flag, drop, (n) droop, pine, 3. sicken; synonyms (v) nauseate, repel, disgust, revolt, pall, offend, shock, appall, languish, contract, 4. pine; synonyms (n) yearn, sink, (v) long, suffer, yen, (adj) peak. nydd-dro twist; synonyms (n) twine, wind, (v) turn, bend, distort, curl, coil, contort, deform, curve; antonyms (v) straighten, untwist. nydd-droi twist; synonyms (n) twine, wind, (v) turn, bend, distort, curl, coil, contort, deform, curve; antonyms (v) straighten, untwist. nyddu 1. spin; synonyms (n) turn, twirl, whirl, revolution, roll, (v) revolve, twist, run, drive, reel, 2. twist; synonyms (n) twine, wind, (v) bend, distort, curl, coil, contort, deform, curve, pervert; antonyms (v) straighten, untwist. nyddwr spinner; synonyms (n) spinster, goatsucker, spinneret. nyrs nurse; synonyms (n) nurture, (v) nourish, attend, cherish, entertain, foster, harbor, lactate, cradle, cultivate. nyrsio nurse; synonyms (n) nurture, (v) nourish, attend, cherish, entertain, foster, harbor, lactate, cradle, cultivate. nyth nest; synonyms (n) den, lair, hole, burrow, home, herd, (v) nestle, (adj) brood, hive, litter. nythu 1. nestle; synonyms (n) cuddle, (v) snuggle, huddle, nuzzle, nest, ensconce, (adj) abide, dwell, house, inhabit, 2. nest; synonyms (n) den, lair, hole, burrow, home, herd, (v) nestle, (adj) brood, hive, litter.
O oblegid for; synonyms (prep) because, behind, by, per, during, (conj) considering, (adv) against, as, therefore, hence. obry 1. below; synonyms (adv) beneath, under, down, infra, downstairs, (prep) underneath, (adj) low, after; antonyms (prep) above, over, 2. beneath; synonym (adv) below, 3. down; synonyms (adj) cut, dejected, depressed, downward, despondent, dispirited, downcast, downhearted, (v) consume, devour; antonyms (adv) up, (adj) cheerful, happy, upward. och 1. alas; synonyms (int) lackaday, (adv) regrettably, unfortunately, unluckily, sadly, unhappily, 2. woe; synonyms (n) distress, grief, misery, sorrow,
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Welsh - English pain, anguish, suffering, affliction, sadness, trouble; antonym (n) happiness. ochain groan; synonyms (n) grumble, cry, rumble, (v) moan, murmur, howl, mutter, sigh, complain, squeak. ochenaid sigh; synonyms (n) suspire, breath, wail, suspiration, (v) moan, groan, breathe, languish, murmur, pine. ochneidio sigh; synonyms (n) suspire, breath, wail, suspiration, (v) moan, groan, breathe, languish, murmur, pine. ochr side; synonyms (n) edge, rim, faction, border, brink, direction, face, part, hand, (v) party; antonym (adj) distant. ochri side (ochr); synonyms (n) edge, rim, faction, border, brink, direction, face, part, hand, (v) party; antonym (adj) distant. ocraeth usury; synonyms (v) usance, accustom, application, custom, employ, employment, etc, habit, habituate, interest. ocrwr usurer; synonyms (n) moneylender, banker, cambist, financier, (adj) extortioner, churl, codger, crib, curmudgeon, harpagon. ocsiwn auction; synonyms (n) bidding, vendue, angle, cant, portsale, bargain, corner, (v) auctioneer, sale, sell. od 1. strange; synonyms (adj) extraneous, foreign, peculiar, abnormal, curious, extraordinary, irregular, mysterious, new, odd; antonyms (adj) normal, ordinary, familiar, typical, 2. bizarre; synonyms (adj) eccentric, fanciful, grotesque, singular, fantastic, freakish, outlandish, outre, quaint, queer, 3. odd; synonyms (adj) exceptional, funny, droll, strange, chance, novel, anomalous, bizarre, individual, unusual; antonym (adj) even. oddeutu about (am); synonyms (prep) encircling, for, encompassing, (adv) around, approximately, almost, nearly, most, roughly, (adj) some; antonyms (prep) exactly, precisely. odi snow (eira); synonyms (n) cocaine, coke, precipitation, snowfall, bark, barque, brig, (v) beguile, overwhelm, bamboozle. odiaeth 1. exquisite; synonyms (adj) beautiful, elegant, delicate, excellent, dainty, gorgeous, admirable, acute, choice, (v) delightful; antonym (adj) everyday, 2. excellent; synonyms (adj) estimable, superior, capital, distinctive, brilliant, fantastic, fine, good, great, (n) worthy; antonyms (adj) inferior, poor, abysmal, awful, mediocre, 3. extremely; synonyms (adv) very, exceedingly, awfully, enormously, excessively, extraordinarily, much, badly, desperately, (adj) highly; antonyms (adv) mildly, fairly, quite, slightly, 4. most; synonyms (adv) nearly, greatly, (adj) almost, about, best, utmost, indeed, near, (n) majority, maximum;
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antonym (adv) least, 5. very; synonyms (adv) extremely, really, completely, entirely, most, truly, actually, too, (adj) identical, (n) self; antonyms (adv) abysmally, somewhat. odid 1. peradventure; synonyms (n) chance, (adv) maybe, perchance, perhaps, possibly, mayhap, 2. perchance; synonyms (adv) peradventure, accidentally, incidentally. odl 1. rhyme; synonyms (n) poetry, verse, poem, song, alliteration, measure, rhythm, (v) rime, poetize, versify; antonym (n) prose, 2. ode; synonyms (n) rhyme, elegy, epopee, hymn, limerick, bucolic, canzonet, cento, couplet, dithyramb, 3. song; synonyms (n) melody, air, strain, cry, warble, (v) ditty, chant, sing, (adj) lay, ballad. odlaw sleet; synonyms (n) precipitation, rain, hail, glaze, moment, snift, hailstones. odli rhyme; synonyms (n) poetry, verse, poem, song, alliteration, measure, rhythm, (v) rime, poetize, versify; antonym (n) prose. odyn kiln; synonyms (n) furnace, heater, drier, hearth, oven, stove, dryer, boiler, film, (v) dry. oed 1. age; synonyms (n) period, aeon, day, era, time, cycle, years, antiquity, epoch, (v) mature, 2. time (amser); synonyms (n) hour, moment, duration, measure, season, spell, age, instant, interval, space; antonym (n) death. oedi 1. delay; synonyms (n) pause, arrest, deferment, wait, stay, (v) defer, check, postpone, reserve, adjourn; antonyms (n) punctuality, decisiveness, (v) rush, advance, 2. defer; synonyms (v) comply, bow, procrastinate, suspend, accede, protract, remit, retard, submit, (n) delay, 3. adjourn; synonyms (v) dissolve, prorogue, recess, halt, stop, close, disperse, end, retire, shelve, 4. postpone; synonyms (v) extend, hinder, reschedule, table, (adj) waive, prolong. oediad delay; synonyms (n) pause, arrest, deferment, wait, stay, (v) defer, check, postpone, reserve, adjourn; antonyms (n) punctuality, decisiveness, (v) rush, advance. oedolyn adult; synonyms (adj) big, full-grown, mature, elder, developed, grown, older, ripe, responsible, (n) grownup; antonyms (adj) immature, teenage, (n) adolescent, child, juvenile, teenager, infant. oedran 1. age; synonyms (n) period, aeon, day, era, time, cycle, years, antiquity, epoch, (v) mature, consider also 2. full age; synonym (n) majority. oedrannus 1. aged; synonyms (adj) old, senile, elderly, hoary, older, ripe, ancient, antiquated, antique, decrepit; antonym (n) young, 2. old (hen); synonyms (adj) obsolete, former, aged, experienced, outdated, veteran, archaic, mature,
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past, stale; antonyms (adj) new, modern, fresh, latest, novel, original, youthful. oen lamb; synonyms (n) dear, kid, beef, beloved, child, darling, dearest, flockling, honey, (adj) innocent. oena lamb; synonyms (n) dear, kid, beef, beloved, child, darling, dearest, flockling, honey, (adj) innocent. oer 1. cold (annwyd); synonyms (adj) chilly, frigid, aloof, callous, distant, icy, indifferent, apathetic, (n) chilliness, chill; antonyms (adj) warm, friendly, hot, burning, prepared, affectionate, loving, soporific, (n) heat, warmth, 2. bleak; synonyms (adj) austere, bare, barren, cold, dreary, black, desolate, murky, raw, bald; antonyms (adj) cheerful, hopeful, lush, mild, sunny, 3. chill; synonyms (n) coolness, (adj) bleak, frosty, depressing, (v) cool, freeze, dispirit, congeal, damp, dampen, 4. frigid; synonyms (adj) arctic, freezing, dead, chilling, frozen, gelid, glacial, wintry, stony, (n) dull, 5. sad; synonyms (adj) dismal, distressing, gloomy, miserable, mournful, pitiable, pitiful, bad, dejected, deplorable; antonyms (adj) happy, joyful, brave, cheery, composed. oeraidd 1. cool; synonyms (adj) chilly, cold, collected, composed, fine, aloof, (v) calm, chill, assuage, allay; antonyms (adj) agitated, hot, excited, enthusiastic, feverish, friendly, temperate, tepid, (v) warm, heat, 2. chilly; synonyms (adj) bleak, cool, unfriendly, algid, freezing, frosty, frozen, icy, raw, (n) cayenne. oerder coldness; synonyms (n) chill, chilliness, coolness, indifference, distance, apathy, iciness, reserve, frost, (adj) cold; antonyms (n) friendliness, warmth. oerfel cold (annwyd, oer); synonyms (adj) chilly, frigid, aloof, callous, distant, icy, indifferent, apathetic, (n) chilliness, chill; antonyms (adj) warm, friendly, hot, burning, prepared, affectionate, loving, soporific, (n) heat, warmth. oerfelgarwch 1. coldness; synonyms (n) chill, chilliness, coolness, indifference, distance, apathy, iciness, reserve, frost, (adj) cold; antonyms (n) friendliness, warmth, 2. coolness; synonyms (n) coldness, composure, cool, assurance, calmness, alienation, equanimity, frigidity, poise, serenity. oerfelog 1. cold (annwyd, oer); synonyms (adj) chilly, frigid, aloof, callous, distant, icy, indifferent, apathetic, (n) chilliness, chill; antonyms (adj) warm, friendly, hot, burning, prepared, affectionate, loving, soporific, (n) heat, warmth, 2. chilly; synonyms (adj) bleak, cool, unfriendly, algid, freezing, frosty, frozen, raw, (n) cold, cayenne. oergell refrigerator; synonym (n) icebox. oeri 1. cool; synonyms (adj) chilly, cold, collected, composed, fine, aloof, (v) calm, chill, assuage, allay; antonyms (adj) agitated, hot, excited, enthusiastic,
feverish, friendly, temperate, tepid, (v) warm, heat, 2. chill; synonyms (n) coolness, (adj) bleak, icy, frosty, depressing, (v) cool, freeze, dispirit, congeal, damp; antonym (n) warmth. oerllyd 1. chilly; synonyms (adj) chill, bleak, cool, unfriendly, algid, freezing, frosty, frozen, icy, (n) cold; antonyms (adj) warm, hot, 2. cool; synonyms (adj) chilly, collected, composed, fine, aloof, apathetic, (v) calm, assuage, allay, (n) composure; antonyms (adj) agitated, excited, enthusiastic, feverish, friendly, temperate, tepid, (v) heat, 3. frigid; synonyms (adj) arctic, dead, chilling, gelid, glacial, wintry, stony, feeble, (n) dull, distant. oernad 1. howl; synonyms (n) bark, shout, yell, (v) bellow, cry, bawl, roar, scream, growl, bay, 2. lamentation; synonyms (n) lament, dirge, grief, complaint, mourning, plaint, regret, crying, moan, wail, 3. wail; synonyms (n) lamentation, shriek, (v) howl, ululate, bewail, mewl, sob, weep, whimper, whine. oernadu 1. howl; synonyms (n) bark, shout, yell, (v) bellow, cry, bawl, roar, scream, growl, bay, 2. lament; synonyms (n) dirge, complaint, elegy, (v) bemoan, complain, deplore, grieve, bewail, keen, moan; antonyms (n) celebration, (v) revel, 3. wail; synonyms (n) lament, lamentation, plaint, (v) howl, ululate, mewl, sob, weep, whimper, whine. oerni 1. cold (annwyd, oer); synonyms (adj) chilly, frigid, aloof, callous, distant, icy, indifferent, apathetic, (n) chilliness, chill; antonyms (adj) warm, friendly, hot, burning, prepared, affectionate, loving, soporific, (n) heat, warmth, 2. coldness; synonyms (n) coolness, indifference, distance, apathy, iciness, reserve, frost, frigidity, unconcern, (adj) cold; antonym (n) friendliness. oes 1. age; synonyms (n) period, aeon, day, era, time, cycle, years, antiquity, epoch, (v) mature, 2. lifetime; synonyms (n) age, life, lifespan, decade, hour, animation, being, abode, aliveness, (adj) lifelong. oesi live (byw); synonyms (v) exist, inhabit, reside, subsist, abide, be, dwell, (adj) alive, active, animate; antonyms (adj) dead, inanimate. oesol 1. ancient; synonyms (adj) aged, old, antiquated, obsolete, former, past, antique, archaic, bygone, (n) elder; antonym (adj) modern, 2. perpetual; synonyms (adj) permanent, incessant, ceaseless, constant, continual, endless, eternal, everlasting, lasting, immortal; antonyms (adj) temporary, intermittent. ofer 1. waste; synonyms (n) desert, refuse, damage, (adj) spoil, desolate, (v) consume, exhaust, ruin, squander, ravage; antonyms (v) conserve, save, 2. vain; synonyms (adj) futile, proud, arrogant, conceited, fruitless, useless, empty, idle, abortive, ineffectual; antonym (adj) modest, 3. futile;
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Welsh - English synonyms (adj) frivolous, ineffective, bootless, hollow, hopeless, meaningless, pointless, vain, worthless, barren; antonym (adj) successful, 4. abandoned; synonyms (adj) forlorn, immoral, deserted, profligate, shameless, stranded, wicked, lonely, corrupt, debauched; antonyms (adj) restrained, inhabited, orderly, overcrowded, 5. idle; synonyms (adj) inactive, indolent, lazy, free, baseless, groundless, unfounded, disengaged, flimsy, dead; antonyms (adj) busy, active, employed, (v) change, 6. dissipated; synonyms (adj) dissolute, fast, abandoned, gay, prodigal, rakish, degenerate, squandered, libertine, licentious, 7. useless; synonyms (adj) unnecessary, needless, superfluous, incompetent, inefficacious, inefficient, inutile, purposeless, unavailing, redundant; antonyms (adj) useful, helpful, competent, effective, convenient, necessary, valuable. ofera 1. waste; synonyms (n) desert, refuse, damage, (adj) spoil, desolate, (v) consume, exhaust, ruin, squander, ravage; antonyms (v) conserve, save, 2. idle; synonyms (adj) inactive, indolent, lazy, free, baseless, frivolous, fruitless, groundless, unfounded, empty; antonyms (adj) busy, active, employed, (v) change, 3. squander; synonyms (v) waste, fritter, dissipate, lavish, spend, blow, expend, lose, scatter, trifle. oferedd 1. vanity; synonyms (n) conceit, arrogance, egotism, emptiness, pride, futility, inanity, conceitedness, pretension, pomposity; antonyms (n) modesty, selflessness, 2. dissipation; synonyms (n) debauchery, diffusion, dissolution, waste, dissemination, excess, extravagance, licentiousness, profligacy, consumption. ofergoel superstition; synonyms (n) myth, fallacy, fanaticism, folklore, lore, magic, religion, taboo, irrationality, notion. ofergoeledd superstition; synonyms (n) myth, fallacy, fanaticism, folklore, lore, magic, religion, taboo, irrationality, notion. ofergoeliaeth superstition; synonyms (n) myth, fallacy, fanaticism, folklore, lore, magic, religion, taboo, irrationality, notion. ofergoelus superstitious; synonyms (adj) infatuated, eerie. oferwr 1. waster; synonyms (n) prodigal, spendthrift, profligate, wastrel, waste, destroyer, devourer, idler, loafer, opener, 2. idler; synonyms (n) dawdler, bum, laggard, lazybones, layabout, loiterer, vagabond; antonym (n) leader. offeiriad 1. priest; synonyms (n) clergyman, minister, ecclesiastic, churchman, cleric, parson, pastor, presbyter, chaplain, (adj) divine, 2. clergyman; synonyms (n) preacher, priest, reverend; antonym (n) layman.
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offeiriadaeth priesthood; synonyms (n) clergy, ministry, apostleship, clericals. offeren mass; synonyms (adj) block, (n) bulk, heap, crowd, cluster, pile, bunch, collection, lump, (v) flock. offeryn 1. instrument; synonyms (n) channel, deed, agency, apparatus, appliance, document, expedient, pawn, tool, (v) implement, 2. implement; synonyms (v) execute, fulfil, accomplish, apply, enforce, fulfill, complete, (n) utensil, device, instrument, 3. apparatus; synonyms (n) plant, tackle, equipment, gadget, gear, machine, contrivance, machinery, mechanism, outfit, 4. gear; synonyms (n) dress, baggage, belongings, clothing, cogwheel, kit, luggage, stuff, thing, (v) harness, 5. appliance; synonyms (n) facility, application, convenience, use, resource, contraption, engine, gizmo, widget, 6. plant; synonyms (n) manufactory, factory, (v) fix, place, embed, graft, set, constitute, establish, found, 7. tool; synonyms (n) puppet, cock, creature, agent, medium, organ, means, animal, (v) drive, joyride. offerynnol instrumental; synonyms (adj) conducive, helpful, implemental, useful, lyric, operatic, vocal, subservient, influential, profitable. offerynnoliaeth instrumentality; synonyms (n) agency, means, instrument, medium, expedient, action, administration, channel, factor, instrumentation. offrwm 1. oblation; synonyms (n) offering, gift, (v) grant, benefaction, boon, favor, bounty, donative, largess, alms, 2. offering; synonyms (n) contribution, donation, oblation, offer, present, presentation, endowment, bestowal, gratuity, reward. offrymu 1. offer; synonyms (v) give, bestow, put, advance, extend, impart, introduce, (n) bid, proposal, go; antonyms (v) withdraw, refuse, 2. sacrifice; synonyms (n) immolation, loss, forfeiture, (v) offering, oblation, forfeit, immolate, offer, lose, relinquish. offrymwr 1. sacrificer; synonym (n) sacrificator, 2. offerer; synonym (n) offeror. ofn 1. fear; synonyms (n) apprehension, awe, alarm, dismay, doubt, anguish, care, consternation, (v) dread, concern; antonyms (n) bravery, confidence, fearlessness, reassurance, 2. apprehension; synonyms (n) comprehension, arrest, capture, foreboding, misgiving, trepidation, understanding, appreciation, anticipation, (adj) anxiety; antonyms (n) release, calmness, 3. dread; synonyms (n) panic, terror, affright, fright, horror, phobia, (v) fear, worry, (adj) dreadful, frightful, 4. terror; synonyms (n) scare, scourge, brat, shock, awfulness, dreadfulness.
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ofnadwy 1. awful; synonyms (adj) abominable, appalling, awesome, dreadful, fearful, terrible, atrocious, bad, horrible, nasty; antonyms (adj) excellent, great, marvelous, wonderful, lovely, nice, pleasant, 2. dreadful; synonyms (adj) awful, dire, dread, alarming, direful, ghastly, grisly, hideous, monstrous, detestable, 3. terrible; synonyms (adj) horrid, frightful, formidable, horrendous, horrific, horrifying, severe, shocking, painful, desperate. ofnadwyaeth 1. dread; synonyms (n) apprehension, anxiety, awe, panic, alarm, consternation, dismay, foreboding, terror, (v) fear; antonym (n) bravery, 2. awe; synonyms (n) reverence, respect, affright, veneration, admiration, amazement, astonishment, surprise, (v) cow, (adj) dread, 3. terror; synonyms (n) fright, scare, horror, scourge, trepidation, brat, shock, awfulness, phobia, dreadfulness. ofni 1. fear; synonyms (n) apprehension, awe, alarm, dismay, doubt, anguish, care, consternation, (v) dread, concern; antonyms (n) bravery, confidence, fearlessness, reassurance, 2. dread; synonyms (n) anxiety, panic, foreboding, terror, trepidation, affright, fright, horror, (v) fear, worry, 3. apprehend; synonyms (v) appreciate, arrest, comprehend, catch, conceive, fathom, grasp, realize, understand, follow; antonym (v) release. ofnog 1. fearful; synonyms (adj) afraid, cowardly, dreadful, anxious, apprehensive, awful, craven, terrible, timid, dire; antonyms (adj) brave, calm, rational, bold, confident, unimpressed, 2. timorous; synonyms (adj) fearful, shy, nervous, bashful, diffident, pusillanimous, fearsome, frightened, frightful, retiring. ofnus 1. afraid; synonyms (adj) fearful, timid, shy, anxious, apprehensive, frightened, nervous, scared, worried, (adv) cowardly; antonyms (adj) fearless, brave, 2. apprehensive; synonyms (adj) afraid, uneasy, alarmed, doubtful, insecure, jealous, concerned, discerning, distrustful, fidgety; antonym (adj) confident, 3. timid; synonyms (adj) diffident, bashful, cautious, coy, modest, retiring, craven, faint, fainthearted, pusillanimous; antonym (adj) bold, 4. nervous; synonyms (adj) excitable, tense, firm, edgy, neurotic, restless, uncomfortable, disturbed, (adv) excited, agitated; antonyms (adj) calm, relaxed. ofnusrwydd timidity; synonyms (n) diffidence, shyness, fear, bashfulness, nervousness, reserve, cowardice, modesty, timidness, coyness; antonyms (n) boldness, confidence. ofydd ovate; synonyms (adj) oval, oviform, ovoid, elliptic, elliptical, oblong, ovated, ovoidal, prolate. og harrow; synonyms (v) afflict, harass, harry, rake, torment, torture, wring, delve, dibble, dig. oged harrow; synonyms (v) afflict, harass, harry, rake, torment, torture, wring, delve, dibble, dig.
ogedu harrow; synonyms (v) afflict, harass, harry, rake, torment, torture, wring, delve, dibble, dig. ogof 1. cave; synonyms (n) cavern, hole, lair, cove, den, grotto, hollow, cell, (v) undermine, 2. grotto; synonyms (n) grot, cave, alcove, arbor, bower, conservatory, greenhouse. ogylch about (am); synonyms (prep) encircling, for, encompassing, (adv) around, approximately, almost, nearly, most, roughly, (adj) some; antonyms (prep) exactly, precisely. olaf last; synonyms (v) endure, continue, hold, exist, live, (n) abide, (adj) extreme, closing, final, ultimate; antonyms (n) opening, (adj) first. olddodiad 1. affix; synonyms (v) add, annex, adjoin, append, fasten, fix, connect, join, stick, (adj) attach; antonyms (v) detach, unfasten, 2. suffix; synonyms (n) affix, ending, sequel, appendage, close, closing, conclusion, dash, end, (v) postfix. olew oil; synonyms (n) petroleum, fat, ointment, salve, cream, fuel, cerate, (v) lubricate, anoint, anele. oll 1. all; synonyms (adv) whole, purely, altogether, entirely, (adj) universal, each, every, gross, complete, (n) aggregate; antonyms (pron) none, (det) some, 2. wholly; synonyms (adv) completely, totally, all, absolutely, fully, quite, utterly, exclusively, (adj) perfectly, solely; antonyms (adv) partly, partially, 3. altogether; synonyms (adv) wholly, simply, ensemble, generally, thoroughly, 4. ever; synonyms (adv) always, continually, e'er, perpetually, eternally, (adj) constantly, still, forever; antonym (adv) never, consider also 5. at all; synonyms (adv) ever, any, anywise, anything, anyway, anyways, aught, possibly, (n) anytime, (adj) possible. olrhain trace; synonyms (n) line, shadow, spot, clue, dash, hint, indication, mark, (v) track, hunt. olwyn wheel; synonyms (n) circle, cycle, bicycle, gear, (v) roll, revolve, turn, bike, spin, trundle. olwyno 1. wheel; synonyms (n) circle, cycle, bicycle, gear, (v) roll, revolve, turn, bike, spin, trundle, 2. cycle; synonyms (n) round, ring, sequence, circuit, period, bout, beat, run, (v) motorcycle, wheel. olyniaeth 1. sequence; synonyms (n) order, series, succession, course, arrangement, chain, consequence, episode, line, procession, 2. succession; synonyms (n) sequence, round, run, lineage, row, string, continuation, concatenation, reversion, consecution. olynol 1. consecutive; synonyms (adj) successive, sequential, continuous, serial, straight, uninterrupted, continual, following, sequent; antonym (adj) concurrent, 2. successive; synonyms (adj) consecutive, succeeding, subsequent, consequent, ensuing, next, running.
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Welsh - English olynwr successor; synonyms (n) heir, substitute, beneficiary, inheritor, offspring, replacement, scion, sequel; antonyms (n) forerunner, ancestor, precursor, predecessor. olynydd successor; synonyms (n) heir, substitute, beneficiary, inheritor, offspring, replacement, scion, sequel; antonyms (n) forerunner, ancestor, precursor, predecessor. ond 1. but; synonyms (conj) while, (adv) alone, only, though, barely, however, merely, simply, (prep) besides, except, 2. only; synonyms (adv) but, exclusively, just, entirely, (adj) exclusive, individual, lone, one, sole, all, 3. except; synonyms (prep) save, excepting, excluding, (v) exclude, demur, omit, exempt, object, (n) bar, without; antonym (v) include, 4. save; synonyms (v) deliver, economize, rescue, conserve, free, hoard, keep, maintain, preserve, liberate; antonyms (v) spend, squander, waste. onest honest; synonyms (adj) fair, genuine, equitable, good, sincere, artless, candid, clean, decent, dependable; antonyms (adj) dishonest, corrupt, guarded, lying, misleading, disloyal, unwholesome. onestrwydd honesty; synonyms (n) candor, fairness, integrity, justice, candidness, equity, frankness, probity, chastity, (adj) fidelity; antonyms (n) dishonesty, deceit, deception, deviousness, treachery, wickedness. ongl 1. angle; synonyms (n) hook, incline, view, aspect, cant, corner, (v) slant, lean, tilt, fish, 2. corner; synonyms (n) bend, angle, turn, coign, dilemma, hole, niche, nook, predicament, quandary. onglog 1. angled; synonyms (adj) angulated, bent, forked, oblique, aslant, diagonal, inclined, leaning, sideways, sloping; antonym (adj) level, 2. angular; synonyms (adj) angulate, bony, gaunt, lean, skinny, spare, scrawny, aquiline, gangling, rangy; antonym (adj) rounded. onnen ash; synonyms (n) jasmine, lilac, privet, spark, (v) cinder, scoriae, soot, (adj) gray. opiniwn opinion; synonyms (n) judgment, feeling, notion, idea, belief, advice, conjecture, guess, impression, meaning. oracl oracle; synonyms (n) augur, prophet, revelation, seer, soothsayer, vaticinator, vision, authority, clairvoyant. oraclaidd oracular; synonyms (adj) enigmatic, prophetic, cryptic, mystic, mysterious, obscure, dogmatic, opinionated, enigmatical, clairvoyant. oraens orange; synonyms (adj) amber, ocher, orangey, orangish, tawny, (n) orangeness, lemon, etc, lime, apricot. ordeiniad 1. ordinance; synonyms (n) decree, command, edict, order, law, act, institution,
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pabell 1. tent; synonyms (n) awning, camp, canopy,
whether, though, and, so, (n) but, conditionally, condition. osai wine; synonyms (n) vintage, vino, red, intoxication, (v) entertain, (adj) lavender, lilac, mauve, plum, violet. osgo 1. inclination; synonyms (n) disposition, desire, bent, fancy, affection, leaning, tendency, drift, appetite, bias; antonyms (n) disinclination, reluctance, 2. air; synonyms (n) tune, appearance, manner, atmosphere, look, melody, strain, (v) ventilate, broadcast, show, 3. attitude; synonyms (n) position, aspect, posture, behavior, mind, notion, air, approach, bearing, mentality, 4. slope; synonyms (n) incline, declivity, dip, decline, descent, (v) pitch, slant, cant, lean, bank, 5. slant; synonyms (n) angle, tilt, slope, lurch, grade, (v) bend, bevel, distort, (adj) inclination, obliquity. osgoi 1. evade; synonyms (v) elude, avoid, escape, dodge, equivocate, parry, circumvent, duck, hedge, sidestep; antonym (v) confront, 2. avoid; synonyms (v) shun, avert, evade, abstain, annul, forbear, fudge, ignore, prevent, (adj) eschew; antonyms (v) associate, face, tackle, 3. shirk; synonyms (v) goldbrick, blink, flinch, balk, blench, neglect, shy, slack, (n) truant, 4. swerve; synonyms (v) deviate, depart, deflect, sheer, stray, turn, veer, wander, diverge, (n) curve. osio 1. essay; synonyms (n) dissertation, article, disquisition, composition, effort, tentative, (v) endeavor, attempt, try, assay, 2. dare; synonyms (v) defy, brave, hazard, confront, resist, (n) challenge, venture, adventure, daring, defiance. ow 1. alas; synonyms (int) lackaday, (adv) regrettably, unfortunately, unluckily, sadly, unhappily, 2. oh. owmal enamel; synonyms (n) paint, (v) coat, glaze, varnish, lacker, lacquer, cloisonne, plate.
barracks, buckling, cover, dossil, (v) bivouac, dwell, encamp, 2. tabernacle; synonyms (n) temple, church, synagogue, dwelling, chapel, abode, meetinghouse, address, apartment, (v) tent. pabellu 1. encamp; synonyms (v) camp, bivouac, tent, pitch, light, settle, 2. tent; synonyms (n) awning, canopy, barracks, buckling, cover, dossil, shelter, tilt, (v) dwell, encamp, 3. tabernacle; synonyms (n) temple, church, synagogue, dwelling, chapel, abode, meetinghouse, address, apartment, berth. pabi poppy; synonyms (n) poop, poppyhead, (v) balm. pabwyr 1. wick; synonyms (n) taper, candle, wich, 2.
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P pab pope; synonyms (n) pontiff, cardinal, fish, (adj) church, gospel, scripture. pabaeth papacy; synonym (n) pontificate. pabaidd 1. popish; synonyms (adj) papistical, papist, papistic, papal, apostolic, pontifical, 2. papal; synonyms (adj) apostolical, clerical, pontific, pontificial.
candlewick. pabwyren rush; synonyms (n) hurry, charge, flood, flow, (v) dash, gush, race, run, speed, (adj) burst. pabwyryn rush; synonyms (n) hurry, charge, flood, flow, (v) dash, gush, race, run, speed, (adj) burst. pabydd papist; synonyms (n) papalist, (adj) papistic, papistical, popish. pabyddiaeth popery; synonyms (n) papistry, papism. pabyddol papist; synonyms (n) papalist, (adj) papistic, papistical, popish. pac 1. pack; synonyms (n) bundle, mob, bevy, bunch, company, herd, batch, (v) crowd, compress, heap; antonym (v) unpack, 2. baggage; synonyms (n) luggage, bag, bags, equipment, gear, pack, stuff, 3. bundle; synonyms (n) cluster, pile, sheaf, group, load, package, packet, parcel, stack, (v) clump. paced packet; synonyms (n) package, bundle, bale, container, parcel, carton, pack, wad, box, envelope. pacio pack; synonyms (n) bundle, mob, bevy, bunch, company, herd, batch, (v) crowd, compress, heap; antonym (v) unpack. pad pad; synonyms (n) cushion, apartment, (v) line, inflate, expand, bolster, stuff, wad, aggrandize, amplify. padell pan; synonyms (n) dish, knock, rap, panning, plate, platter, porringer, pot, saucer, (v) slam. pader paternoster; synonyms (n) collect, litany. padera patter; synonyms (n) jargon, vernacular, (v) babble, clatter, rattle, roll, rumble, drum, scuttle, skip. padio pad; synonyms (n) cushion, apartment, (v) line, inflate, expand, bolster, stuff, wad, aggrandize, amplify. pae 1. pay (talu); synonyms (v) compensate, compensation, liquidate, yield, afford, (n) recompense, wage, earnings, fee, salary; antonym (v) owe, 2. wage; synonyms (n) pay, payment, income, allowance, remuneration, stipend, (v) fight, engage, prosecute, pursue.
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pallu 1. cease; synonyms (v) end, break, quit, stop, terminate, abstain, close, conclude, discontinue, (n) finish; antonyms (v) continue, begin, 2. fail; synonyms (v) abort, collapse, fade, cease, abandon, bust, default, deteriorate, die, (adj) decline; antonyms (v) succeed, triumph, 3. refuse; synonyms (v) deny, reject, disallow, dross, (n) garbage, trash, waste, offal, debris, litter; antonym (v) accept, 4. neglect; synonyms (n) disregard, slight, carelessness, delinquency, negligence, (v) fail, forget, ignore, overlook, drop; antonyms (n) development, surveillance, (v) attention, care, complete, do, protect. palmant pavement; synonyms (n) footpath, paving, walk, path, pathway, sidewalk, ground, trottoir. palmantu pave; synonyms (v) pavement, case, face, impave, veneer. palmwydden palm; synonyms (n) decoration, medal, prize, thenar, victory, (v) hand, filch, bag, cabbage, crib. palu 1. dig; synonyms (v) jab, delve, prod, burrow, comprehend, excavate, investigate, (n) poke, excavation, gibe; antonym (n) compliment, 2. delve; synonyms (v) dig, rummage, grub, mine, root, tunnel. palwr digger; synonyms (n) excavator, shovel, manager, shovelful, spadeful. pam why; synonyms (adv) so, (n) wherefore, reason, grounds, conundrum, enigma, mystery, proof, riddle, (adj) indeed. pamffled pamphlet; synonyms (n) brochure, book, booklet, leaflet, flyer, magazine, tract, treatise, folder, literature. pan when; synonyms (adv) as, once, then, because, than, since, equally, (conj) although, while, (prep) during. panel panel; synonyms (n) board, jury, defendant, committee, plank, set, sheet, wall, accused, (v) empanel. pang 1. fit; synonyms (v) agree, accommodate, meet, suit, adapt, correspond, (adj) decorous, apt, (n) adjust, convulsion; antonyms (adj) unfit, inappropriate, unwell, 2. pang; synonyms (n) anguish, ache, agony, pain, torture, twinge, cramp, distress, stab, sting. pangfa 1. fit; synonyms (v) agree, accommodate, meet, suit, adapt, correspond, (adj) decorous, apt, (n) adjust, convulsion; antonyms (adj) unfit, inappropriate, unwell, 2. pang; synonyms (n) anguish, ache, agony, pain, torture, twinge, cramp, distress, stab, sting. pannwl 1. hollow; synonyms (adj) blank, concave, empty, false, (n) cavity, hole, cave, depression, (v) excavate, dent; antonyms (adj) convex, (n) solid,
hump, 2. dimple; synonyms (n) dint, hollow, indentation, dip, pit. pannwr fuller; synonyms (adj) creaser, die, (v) tire, weary. pant 1. hollow; synonyms (adj) blank, concave, empty, false, (n) cavity, hole, cave, depression, (v) excavate, dent; antonyms (adj) convex, (n) solid, hump, 2. valley (cwm); synonyms (n) ravine, dale, gully, vale, hollow, gap, gorge; antonym (n) mount. pantio 1. sink; synonyms (n) sag, basin, (v) decline, dip, droop, fall, set, descend, drop, fell; antonyms (v) rise, float, 2. depress; synonyms (v) push, dampen, deject, discourage, dishearten, chill, abase, demoralize, (adj) damp, degrade; antonyms (v) encourage, cheer, 3. dent; synonyms (n) hollow, nick, recess, blemish, depression, dint, impress, (v) notch, indent, cut; antonym (v) increase. pantiog 1. hollow; synonyms (adj) blank, concave, empty, false, (n) cavity, hole, cave, depression, (v) excavate, dent; antonyms (adj) convex, (n) solid, hump, 2. dimpled; synonyms (adj) dimply, hollow, 3. sunken; synonyms (adj) depressed, submerged, cavernous, underwater, gaunt, low, recessed. papur paper; synonyms (n) document, article, newspaper, discourse, newsprint, certificate, essay, journal, magazine, periodical. papuro paper (papur); synonyms (n) document, article, newspaper, discourse, newsprint, certificate, essay, journal, magazine, periodical. papurwr 1. paperhanger; synonym (n) paperer, 2. paperer; synonym (n) paperhanger. parabl 1. discourse; synonyms (n) address, converse, lecture, sermon, talk, colloquy, conversation, harangue, discussion, (v) chat, 2. speech; synonyms (n) delivery, expression, discourse, language, diction, communication, elocution, dialect, (v) say, saying. parablu speak; synonyms (v) express, converse, pronounce, articulate, deliver, say, utter, discourse, recite, talk. paradwys paradise; synonyms (n) heaven, bliss, ecstasy, nirvana, utopia, death, enlightenment, gallery, happiness, rapture; antonym (n) hell. paraffin paraffin; synonyms (n) alkane, spermaceti, (v) wax, (adj) unreactivity. paragraff paragraph; synonyms (n) article, item, section, chapter, head, division, part, piece, (v) clause, passage. paratoad preparation; synonyms (n) arrangement, concoction, provision, readiness, training, practice, formulation, homework, planning, prep. paratoi prepare; synonyms (v) arrange, fix, form, plan, dress, coach, devise, lay, make, set.
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Welsh - English parc 1. park; synonyms (n) garden, common, green, parkland, arena, (v) deposit, locate, place, put, set, 2. field (cae); synonyms (n) area, battlefield, domain, ground, battleground, compass, court, department, discipline, range. parch 1. respect; synonyms (n) honor, esteem, homage, worship, heed, notice, account, (v) regard, observe, admire; antonyms (n) cheek, insolence, impudence, (v) disrespect, scorn, despise, dishonor, disregard, humiliate, 2. regard; synonyms (v) attention, concern, estimate, attend, believe, consider, count, hold, (n) respect, deference, 3. esteem; synonyms (n) consideration, admiration, appreciation, credit, estimation, (v) appreciate, value, deem, adore, prize, 4. reverence; synonyms (n) adoration, awe, duty, veneration, devotion, obeisance, care, (v) revere, fear, venerate. parchedig 1. revered; synonyms (adj) hallowed, sacred, esteemed, respected, venerated, beloved, blessed, celebrated, holy, venerable, 2. reverent; synonyms (adj) pious, respectful, deferential, godly, reverential, worshipful, devoted, (v) devout, religious, devotional; antonyms (adj) blasphemous, disrespectful, impious, 3. reverend; synonyms (adj) revered, (n) cleric, preacher, clergyman, parson, rector, priest, vicar, minister, reverence. parchedigaeth reverence; synonyms (n) respect, deference, esteem, regard, worship, adoration, admiration, (v) revere, fear, honor. parchu 1. reverence; synonyms (n) respect, deference, esteem, regard, worship, adoration, admiration, (v) revere, fear, honor, 2. respect; synonyms (n) homage, heed, notice, account, consideration, (v) observe, admire, appreciate, estimation, keep; antonyms (n) cheek, insolence, impudence, (v) disrespect, scorn, despise, dishonor, disregard, humiliate, 3. revere; synonyms (v) adore, idolize, prize, venerate, glorify, reverence, treasure, enshrine, (n) dignify, exalt. parchus 1. respectable; synonyms (adj) reputable, considerable, decorous, decent, estimable, fair, good, honorable, proper, creditable; antonym (adj) disreputable, 2. respectful; synonyms (adj) civil, deferential, mannerly, dutiful, attentive, courteous, obedient, polite, regardful, reverent; antonyms (adj) disrespectful, cheeky, contemptuous, impudent, insolent, rude, disobedient, scornful. parchusrwydd respectability; synonyms (n) decency, reputation, propriety, reputability, decorum, honesty, gentility. parddu 1. soot; synonyms (n) smut, grime, lampblack, crock, coom, dirt, (adj) smoke, ink, ebony, jet, 2. smut; synonyms (n) filth, smudge, obscenity, pornography, lewdness, (v) blot, taint, (adj) ribaldry, soot, charcoal.
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parth 1. part; synonyms (n) constituent, piece, article, character, component, cut, (v) branch, break, disjoin, divide; antonyms (n) whole, entirety, (adj) complete, 2. floor (llawr); synonyms (n) bed, level, base, layer, bottom, flooring, ground, (v) deck, dump, fell; antonym (n) top, 3. region; synonyms (n) land, country, field, area, district, domain, part, realm, circuit, division. parthed about (am); synonyms (prep) encircling, for, encompassing, (adv) around, approximately, almost, nearly, most, roughly, (adj) some; antonyms (prep) exactly, precisely. parthu 1. part; synonyms (n) constituent, piece, article, character, component, cut, (v) branch, break, disjoin, divide; antonyms (n) whole, entirety, (adj) complete, 2. divide; synonyms (v) distribute, part, dissociate, apportion, detach, disconnect, dismember, dispense, separate, share; antonyms (v) unite, join. parti party; synonyms (n) gang, band, company, assembly, association, crew, gathering, group, affair, bevy. parwyden 1. side (ochr); synonyms (n) edge, rim, faction, border, brink, direction, face, part, hand, (v) party; antonym (adj) distant, 2. wall (mur); synonyms (n) partition, bar, barrier, bulwark, rampart, cliff, earthwork, fortification, screen, (v) fence, 3. breast; synonyms (n) bosom, boob, chest, knocker, tit, titty, mammilla, bust, heart, (v) front. pasgedig 1. fat; synonyms (adj) stout, corpulent, dense, thick, bulky, fatty, (n) avoirdupois, blubber, cream, (v) fatten; antonyms (adj) thin, slim, skinny, slender, 2. fattened; synonyms (adj) meated, fed. pasiant pageant; synonyms (n) display, spectacle, ceremony, ostentation, pomp, representation, exhibition, pageantry, parade, procession. pasio pass; synonyms (v) flow, deliver, give, happen, lead, move, offer, overtake, (adj) go, run; antonym (v) fail. past paste; synonyms (n) glue, dough, adhesive, plaster, cream, batter, (v) cement, gum, bond, affix. pastai 1. pie; synonyms (n) pi, pastry, puff, desert, dividend, picnic, pushover, snap, (v) volauvent, (adj) feasible, 2. pasty; synonyms (adj) pallid, pale, doughy, gluey, glutinous, gummy, wan, bloodless, white, (v) pie. pastio paste; synonyms (n) glue, dough, adhesive, plaster, cream, batter, (v) cement, gum, bond, affix. pastwn 1. baton; synonyms (n) stick, club, staff, wand, cudgel, rod, alpenstock, 2. club; synonyms (n) association, bat, circle, society, baton, company, fraternity, gang, (v) beat, bludgeon, 3. bludgeon; synonyms (v) bully, coerce, hit, (n) truncheon, mace, 4. cudgel; synonyms (n) switch, (v) drub.
pastynu 1. bludgeon; synonyms (v) club, beat, bully, coerce, hit, (n) bat, stick, truncheon, cudgel, mace, 2. club; synonyms (n) association, circle, society, baton, company, fraternity, gang, group, guild, (v) bludgeon, 3. cudgel; synonyms (n) staff, switch, (v) drub. pathew dormouse; synonym (v) slumberer. patriarch patriarch; synonyms (n) father, forefather, paterfamilias, elder, founder, senior, creator, master, ruler, seer. patriarchaeth patriarchate; synonyms (n) patriarchy, patriarchdom, patriarchship. patriarchaidd patriarchal; synonyms (adj) venerable, ancestral, family, linear, old, preadamite, patriarchic, ancient, (adv) fatherly. patrwm 1. pattern; synonyms (n) model, design, fashion, form, mold, shape, example, figure, norm, (v) mould, 2. model; synonyms (n) image, dummy, prototype, frame, lesson, archetype, epitome, (v) copy, pattern, imitate; antonym (adj) atypical. patrymlun template; synonyms (n) pattern, templet, guide, guidebook, pathfinder, scout, grid, outline, profile, usher. pau country (gwlad); synonyms (n) state, nation, home, land, area, commonwealth, kingdom, place, realm, region; antonyms (n) city, (adj) urban. paun peacock; synonyms (n) iris, fop, pajock, rainbow, spectrum, tulip, (v) strut, swagger, pose, (adj) green. pawb all; synonyms (adv) whole, purely, altogether, entirely, (adj) universal, each, every, gross, complete, (n) aggregate; antonyms (pron) none, (det) some. pawen paw; synonyms (n) hand, finger, foot, mitt, thumb, (v) feel, claw, handle, fumble, touch. pawl 1. pole; synonyms (n) perch, bar, picket, post, rod, support, terminal, axle, beam, axis, 2. pile; synonyms (n) heap, stack, mass, congeries, mound, bunch, accumulation, (v) pack, accumulate, amass, 3. stake; synonyms (n) bet, chance, venture, wager, interest, shaft, adventure, (v) hazard, risk, gamble. pe if (os); synonyms (conj) provided, although, providing, whether, though, and, so, (n) but, conditionally, condition. pechadur 1. offender; synonyms (n) culprit, criminal, delinquent, malefactor, convict, crook, felon, wrongdoer, villain, reprobate, 2. sinner; synonyms (n) offender, miscreant, transgressor, trespasser, evildoer, rascal, outlaw. pechadurus 1. wicked; synonyms (adj) atrocious, bad, evil, sinful, vicious, depraved, immoral, mischievous, unholy, vile; antonyms (adj) good, innocent, kind, moral, pious, pure, 2. sinful; synonyms (adj) impious, wicked, iniquitous,
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Welsh - English ungodly, profane, criminal, unrighteous, wrong, pernicious, guilty; antonym (adj) virtuous. pechadurusrwydd sinfulness; synonyms (n) sin, wickedness, evil, iniquity, depravity, harm, immorality, impiety. pechod sin; synonyms (n) evil, fault, iniquity, crime, blunder, error, guilt, (v) offend, blame, err; antonyms (n) virtue, piety. pechu 1. sin; synonyms (n) evil, fault, iniquity, crime, blunder, error, guilt, (v) offend, blame, err; antonyms (n) virtue, piety, 2. offend; synonyms (v) irritate, affront, insult, contravene, injure, disgust, infringe, abuse, anger, annoy; antonym (v) please. pecyn 1. packet; synonyms (n) package, bundle, bale, container, parcel, carton, pack, wad, box, envelope, 2. package; synonyms (n) packaging, packet, collection, (v) wrap; antonym (v) unwrap. pedair four (pedwar); synonyms (n) quaternity, foursome, quadruplet, quaternary, quaternion, tetrad, quarter, square, ace, air. peddestr pedestrian; synonyms (n) walker, footer, (adj) commonplace, humdrum, ordinary, banal, earthbound, hackneyed, prosaic, trite. pedeirongl foursquare; synonyms (n) square, lame, (adv) forthright, forthrightly, squarely, straightforwardly. pedi 1. worry; synonyms (v) torment, trouble, bother, distress, tease, annoy, care, disturb, (n) concern, burden; antonyms (v) soothe, reassure, (n) calmness, reassurance, 2. grieve; synonyms (v) mourn, aggrieve, bemoan, deplore, lament, sorrow, fret, bewail, hurt, (n) afflict; antonym (v) please. pedol horseshoe; synonyms (n) shoe, arc, arcade, arch, bow, carve, crescent, loop, curve, lunule. pedoli shoe; synonyms (n) boot, horseshoe, skid, clog, splint, spoke, sprit, base, stilts, stirrup. pedrain crupper; synonyms (n) afterpart, crouper, heelpiece, poop, stern. pedrongl square (sgwar); synonyms (adj) right, even, rectangular, fair, (n) area, foursquare, (v) settle, agree, correspond, (adv) just. pedwar four; synonyms (n) quaternity, foursome, quadruplet, quaternary, quaternion, tetrad, quarter, square, ace, air. pedwarcarnol quadruped; synonyms (adj) quadrupedal, (n) beast, biped, creature. pedwarplyg 1. fourfold; synonyms (adj) quadruple, quadruplicate, quadruplex, quadrigeminous, 2. quarto; synonyms (n) folio, book. pedwerydd fourth; synonyms (n) quarter, quartern, second, third, poop, stern, tail, (adv) fourthly, (adj) quaternary, quaternate. pefr 1. bright; synonyms (adj) clear, alive, apt, intelligent, vivid, beaming, brainy, brilliant, light, luminous; antonyms (adj) dull, cloudy, dark, dim,
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dreary, gloomy, stupid, unintelligent, overcast, shadowy, 2. beautiful (prydferth); synonyms (adj) attractive, good-looking, bright, beauteous, fine, handsome, lovely, picturesque, pleasant, pretty; antonyms (adj) ugly, unattractive, 3. radiant; synonyms (adj) beamy, effulgent, lucid, glorious, glowing, beautiful, incandescent, (v) glittering, lustrous, illustrious. pefrio 1. radiate; synonyms (v) gleam, beam, glow, glitter, shine, diverge, glisten, emanate, emit, flash, 2. sparkle; synonyms (n) flicker, spark, blaze, glance, brightness, (v) glimmer, shimmer, blink, fizz, glare; antonym (n) lethargy. peg peg; synonyms (n) bolt, pin, hook, dowel, leg, nog, stake, grade, tack, (v) nail. pegio peg; synonyms (n) bolt, pin, hook, dowel, leg, nog, stake, grade, tack, (v) nail. pegor 1. dummy; synonyms (adj) sham, spurious, (n) counterfeit, model, puppet, boob, booby, dope, blank, dumbbell, 2. imp; synonyms (n) elf, rascal, brownie, fairy, gnome, gremlin, hobgoblin, monkey, pixie, devil, 3. dwarf; synonyms (n) homunculus, kobold, manikin, (v) overshadow, (adj) little, midget, miniature, runt, baby, dwarfish; antonym (n) giant, 4. manikin; synonyms (n) dwarf, dummy, mannequin, mannikin, aglet, doll, figurine, form, manakin. pegwn 1. pole; synonyms (n) perch, bar, picket, post, rod, support, terminal, axle, beam, axis, 2. axis; synonyms (n) pivot, hinge, center, hub, spindle, stem, pin, 3. pivot; synonyms (n) nucleus, swivel, turn, core, rowlock, (v) revolve, swing, wheel, juncture, rotate. pegynol 1. axial; synonyms (adj) axile, central, focal, umbilical, azygous, concentric, 2. polar; synonyms (adj) arctic, diametric, opposite, cold, freezing, glacial, icy, pivotal, diametrical, (v) capital. peidio 1. stop (aros); synonyms (v) stand, block, close, (n) halt, hold, stay, check, end, arrest, bar; antonyms (v) continue, start, begin, encourage, permit, prolong, 2. cease; synonyms (v) break, quit, stop, terminate, abstain, conclude, discontinue, drop, (n) finish, (adj) abate, 3. desist; synonyms (v) cease, refrain, avoid, leave, forbear, pause; antonym (v) persist, 4. refrain; synonyms (v) desist, fast, curb, resist, spare, withhold, (n) chorus, repetend, chimes, echo. peillio 1. bolt; synonyms (n) arrow, dash, pin, (v) bar, abscond, gobble, latch, lock, escape, (adv) bang; antonyms (v) nibble, unbolt, unlock, 2. sift; synonyms (v) screen, filter, investigate, analyze, examine, riddle, sieve, sprinkle, bolt, (n) scrutinize. peintio paint; synonyms (n) painting, tint, (v) color, dye, daub, coat, decorate, depict, varnish, enamel.
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peintiwr painter; synonyms (n) artist, limner, cable, catamount, cougar, guy, halser, hawser, line. peipen pipe (pib); synonyms (n) tube, conduit, channel, duct, flue, hose, passage, pipage, (v) cry, peep. peirianneg engineering; synonyms (n) mechanism, technology, architecture, business, commerce, complicity, machinery, trade, production, (adj) manufacturing. peiriannol mechanical; synonyms (adj) automatic, instinctive, unthinking, automated, habitual, mechanic, mechanized, perfunctory, routine, (v) involuntary; antonym (adj) manual. peiriannydd 1. engineer; synonyms (n) architect, mastermind, (v) devise, conduct, contrive, direct, organize, plan, construct, finagle, 2. mechanic; synonyms (n) craftsman, artificer, artisan, journeyman, machinist, mechanical, artist, worker, fraud, manufacturer. peiriant 1. engine; synonyms (n) locomotive, machine, contrivance, implement, instrument, mechanism, organ, tool, utensil, 2. machine; synonyms (n) apparatus, device, car, auto, automobile, gadget, organization, automaton, computer, motorcar. peirianwaith mechanism; synonyms (n) apparatus, machinery, appliance, contrivance, device, machine, action, instrument, mechanics, agency. peiswyn chaff; synonyms (n) banter, husk, (v) tease, jest, ridicule, badinage, joke, jolly, kid, mock. pêl ball; synonyms (n) bulb, globe, shot, shell, bead, baseball, bullet, dance, football, lump. peldroed football; synonyms (n) soccer, hockey, note, baseball, basketball, footie. pêl-droed football; synonyms (n) soccer, hockey, note, baseball, basketball, footie. pelen pill; synonyms (n) capsule, lozenge, tablet, medicine, contraceptive, dose, drug, (v) ball, (adj) pellet, bullet. pell 1. far; synonyms (adv) wide, off, widely, well, (adj) distant, aloof, faraway, remote, much, (v) considerably; antonyms (adv) close, briefly, (adj) near, 2. distant; synonyms (adj) cold, chill, cool, detached, far, reserved, long, icy, (adv) apart, (n) chilly; antonyms (adj) adjacent, friendly, nearby, neighboring, warm, pending, alert, intimate, involved, 3. aloof; synonyms (adj) indifferent, standoffish, unconcerned, unfriendly, frigid, arrogant, casual, disinterested, frosty, haughty; antonym (adj) approachable, 4. afar; synonyms (adv) away, distantly, aside, (adj) outlying, (prep) outside, past, 5. remote; synonyms (adj) inaccessible, faint, alien, foreign, isolated, lonely, secluded, unapproachable, extraneous, removed; antonym (adj) accessible, 6. long (hir); synonyms (adj) extended, lengthy, (v) aspire, desire, hanker,
languish, yearn, ache, hunger, (n) extensive; antonyms (adj) short, brief. pellebru telegraph; synonyms (n) telegram, telegraphy, (v) cable, wire, broadcast, electrify, forecast, foreshadow, forewarn. pellen ball; synonyms (n) bulb, globe, shot, shell, bead, baseball, bullet, dance, football, lump. pellennig 1. distant; synonyms (adj) cold, aloof, remote, chill, cool, detached, far, reserved, long, (adv) apart; antonyms (adj) close, adjacent, friendly, near, nearby, neighboring, warm, pending, alert, intimate, 2. far; synonyms (adv) wide, off, widely, well, (adj) distant, faraway, much, outlying, (v) considerably, abundantly; antonym (adv) briefly, 3. remote; synonyms (adj) inaccessible, outside, faint, alien, foreign, isolated, lonely, secluded, unapproachable, away; antonym (adj) accessible. pelten blow (chwythu); synonyms (n) bang, beat, blast, knock, shock, wallop, (v) puff, bloom, blossom, (adj) gasp; antonyms (v) calm, save. pelydr 1. beam; synonyms (n) blaze, glow, ray, timber, flash, (v) glare, air, broadcast, gleam, (adj) shine, 2. ray; synonyms (n) beam, light, glimmer, brightness, irradiation, shaft, skate, streak, (v) irradiate, radiate. pelydru 1. beam; synonyms (n) blaze, glow, ray, timber, flash, (v) glare, air, broadcast, gleam, (adj) shine, 2. gleam; synonyms (n) beam, glance, glimmer, glitter, light, (v) flicker, sparkle, glisten, shimmer, twinkle, 3. radiate; synonyms (v) diverge, emanate, emit, shed, coruscate, burn, extend, exude, (adj) radiant, dazzle. pelydryn 1. beam; synonyms (n) blaze, glow, ray, timber, flash, (v) glare, air, broadcast, gleam, (adj) shine, 2. ray; synonyms (n) beam, light, glimmer, brightness, irradiation, shaft, skate, streak, (v) irradiate, radiate. pen 1. head; synonyms (n) chief, captain, front, point, boss, foam, froth, (v) capital, direct, lead; antonyms (n) end, subordinate, (v) follow, 2. top; synonyms (adj) maximum, (n) crown, peak, acme, apex, crest, cover, (v) best, cap, exceed; antonyms (adj) worst, (n) bottom, base, nadir, 3. end (diwedd); synonyms (n) close, aim, closure, destination, conclusion, (v) cease, complete, finish, discontinue, conclude; antonyms (n) beginning, maintenance, opening, middle, (v) start, begin, continue, 4. apex; synonyms (n) top, vertex, apices, extremity, height, pinnacle, summit, extremum, climax, culmination, 5. chief; synonyms (adj) head, principal, cardinal, arch, central, essential, first, (n) administrator, executive, leader; antonyms (adj) minor, associate, secondary, 6. supreme; synonyms (adj) dominant, paramount, sovereign, consummate, extreme, preeminent, superlative, uppermost, main, (n) utmost.
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Welsh - English penadur sovereign; synonyms (adj) independent, autonomous, imperial, free, royal, (n) monarch, ruler, king, emperor, prince; antonym (adj) dependent. penaduriaeth sovereignty; synonyms (n) kingdom, reign, empire, autonomy, dominion, independence, power, realm, rule, majesty. penagored 1. open (agor, ar agor); synonyms (adj) frank, obvious, artless, exposed, free, honest, bare, (v) expand, (n) candid, clear; antonyms (adj) devious, secretive, concealed, furtive, hidden, limited, repressive, (v) shut, end, (tr v) close, 2. indefinite; synonyms (adj) ambiguous, indeterminate, uncertain, vague, boundless, equivocal, hazy, unlimited, doubtful, dubious; antonym (adj) definite, 3. undecided; synonyms (adj) unsettled, indecisive, irresolute, pending, unresolved, hesitant, undetermined, debatable, indefinite, ambivalent; antonyms (adj) decided, certain, determined. penaig 1. leader; synonyms (n) chief, guide, boss, captain, director, head, chieftain, commander, conductor, administrator; antonyms (n) follower, straggler, 2. chief; synonyms (adj) principal, cardinal, capital, arch, central, essential, first, main, (n) executive, leader; antonyms (adj) minor, associate, secondary. penarglwyddiaeth sovereignty; synonyms (n) kingdom, reign, empire, autonomy, dominion, independence, power, realm, rule, majesty. penbaladr 1. general; synonyms (adj) common, comprehensive, national, universal, broad, commonplace, (n) chief, commander, (v) customary, frequent; antonyms (adj) specific, individual, narrow, (n) particular, 2. universal; synonyms (adj) general, ecumenical, global, international, worldwide, public, ubiquitous, oecumenical, widespread, cosmopolitan; antonym (adj) local. penbleth 1. perplexity; synonyms (n) confusion, difficulty, bewilderment, dilemma, maze, labyrinth, distress, complication, embarrassment, (adj) doubt, 2. quandary; synonyms (n) predicament, plight, nonplus, puzzle, problem, fix, hole, jam, muddle, uncertainty. pen-blwydd birthday; synonyms (n) bicentennial, celebration, bicentenary, bissextile, centenary, centennial. penboeth fanatical; synonyms (adj) enthusiastic, rabid, extreme, fanatic, zealous, immoderate, mad, (v) bigoted, besotted, impassioned; antonyms (adj) indifferent, moderate. penboethni fanaticism; synonyms (n) enthusiasm, bigotry, zeal, intolerance, monomania, zealotry, (v) ardor, passion; antonym (n) indifference. penboethyn 1. fanatic; synonyms (n) enthusiast, devotee, bigot, extremist, fiend, addict, sectarian,
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synonyms (n) monarch, potentate, duke, sovereign, king, chief, ruler, 3. peer; synonyms (n) match, peep, mate, associate, compeer, equal, equivalent, fellow, (v) peek, gaze, 4. noble; synonyms (adj) dignified, imposing, magnificent, glorious, distinguished, elevated, exalted, generous, (n) grand, excellent; antonyms (adj) lower-class, selfish, shameful, humble, dishonorable, lowly. pendefigaeth 1. aristocracy; synonyms (n) gentility, gentry, nobility, aristarchy, elite, society, aristocrats, government, grandeur, magnanimousness, 2. peerage; synonyms (n) peer, aristocracy, baronage, peerdom. pendefigaidd 1. aristocratic; synonyms (adj) patrician, gentle, autocratic, refined, stylish, aloof, aristocratical, arrogant, blue, condescending; antonyms (adj) lower-class, blue-collar, popular, 2. noble; synonyms (adj) dignified, imposing, magnificent, glorious, distinguished, elevated, exalted, generous, (n) grand, excellent; antonyms (adj) selfish, shameful, humble, dishonorable, lowly. pendefiges peeress; synonyms (n) noblewoman, lady, dame, gentlewoman, ma'am. penderfyniad 1. determination; synonyms (n) decision, conclusion, definition, resolution, decisiveness, resolve, tenacity, will, appointment, (v) award; antonyms (n) indecision, weakness, compliance, indecisiveness, 2. resolution; synonyms (n) determination, answer, firmness, purpose, solution, decomposition, analysis, constancy, dissolution, fortitude. penderfynol 1. determined; synonyms (adj) constant, decided, definite, resolute, certain, decisive, determinate, inflexible, resolved, stubborn; antonyms (adj) weak, irresolute, uncertain, feeble, unmotivated, 2. resolute; synonyms (adj) firm, brave, fixed, adamant, bold, courageous, dogged, persistent, stable, (v) determined. penderfynu 1. determine; synonyms (v) ascertain, decide, define, resolve, appoint, adjudicate, conclude, measure, set, specify, 2. resolve; synonyms (v) determine, solve, decompose, dissolve, (n) purpose, determination, decision, firmness, resolution, answer; antonyms (n) indecision, weakness. pendew stupid; synonyms (adj) foolish, silly, dull, fatuous, idiotic, ridiculous, senseless, crass, (n) simple, absurd; antonyms (adj) sensible, bright, clever, intelligent, shrewd, wise. pendil pendulum; synonyms (n) dial, gnomon, horologe, pendant, clock, counterpart, pendule, (v) flap, pigtail, skirt. pendramwnwgl headlong; synonyms (adj) hasty, hurried, rash, desperate, impetuous, precipitate, precipitous, (adv) headfirst, hastily, precipitately.
pendraphen 1. helter-skelter; synonyms (n) pellmell, (adv) recklessly, anyhow, irregularly, about, (adj) chaotic, haphazard, capricious, reckless, upside-down, 2. confused; synonyms (adj) abashed, bewildered, baffled, befuddled, bemused, confounded, disjointed, disordered, dizzy, incoherent; antonyms (adj) clear, enlightened, alert, clearheaded, clear-headed, orderly. pendro 1. giddiness; synonyms (n) dizziness, flightiness, frivolity, vertigo, levity, lightness, silliness; antonym (n) seriousness, 2. vertigo; synonyms (n) giddiness, lightheadedness, swimming, bewilderment, fail, faint, faintness, hesitate, perplexity, stagger, 3. staggers; synonyms (v) bustle, fuss, hubbub, racket, rout, subsultus, (n) sturdy. pendrwm 1. drowsy; synonyms (adj) dozy, comatose, lazy, lethargic, slow, somnolent, dull, indolent, listless, (n) sleepy; antonyms (adj) alert, energetic, 2. top-heavy; synonyms (adj) unbalanced, heavy, lopsided. pendrymu 1. droop; synonyms (v) bend, decline, dangle, wilt, flag, hang, sink, loll, (n) sag, pine, 2. drowse; synonyms (v) doze, snooze, catnap, nod, nap, rest, (n) sleep, slumber, repose. pendwmpian 1. doze; synonyms (n) nap, drowse, slumber, (v) snooze, sleep, siesta, catnap, nod, coma, rest, 2. nod; synonyms (n) bow, greeting, beck, motion, assent, fiat, (v) doze, signal, beckon, bob, 3. slumber; synonyms (v) repose, kip. penelin elbow; synonyms (n) bend, cubitus, angle, (v) poke, jostle, nudge, push, shove, jolt, crowd. penelino elbow; synonyms (n) bend, cubitus, angle, (v) poke, jostle, nudge, push, shove, jolt, crowd. penffol 1. idiotic; synonyms (adj) absurd, foolish, fatuous, imbecile, crazy, mindless, ridiculous, silly, stupid, unwise; antonym (adj) sensible, 2. silly; synonyms (adj) childish, fool, frivolous, idiotic, irrational, preposterous, unreasonable, daft, dizzy, ludicrous; antonyms (adj) mature, wise. penffrwyn 1. halter; synonyms (n) hackamore, gibbet, bridle, gallows, rein, noose, rope, balancer, cestus, collar, 2. head-stall. penfoel bald; synonyms (adj) bare, hairless, simple, austere, meager, threadbare, raw, barefaced, dry, forthright; antonym (adj) hairy. penhwyad pike; synonyms (n) point, expressway, freeway, highway, (adj) peak, crest, arete, bluff, cliff, crag. penigamp 1. excellent; synonyms (adj) choice, estimable, admirable, superior, capital, beautiful, distinctive, brilliant, fantastic, (n) worthy; antonyms (adj) inferior, poor, abysmal, awful, mediocre, 2. splendid; synonyms (adj) fine, gorgeous, illustrious, magnificent, grand, noble, royal, gallant, proud, (v) glorious.
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penodiad appointment; synonyms (n) assignment,
depressed, blue, dispirited, desolate, disconsolate, despondent, discouraged, downhearted; antonyms (adj) cheerful, happy, 2. crestfallen; synonyms (adj) chapfallen, downcast, gloomy, chopfallen, low, miserable, unhappy. pen-lin knee; synonyms (n) elbow, genu, scythe, sickle, zigzag, angle, hinge, junction, know, stifle. penlinio kneel; synonyms (v) bow, cringe, bob, dip, duck, stoop, crouch, fawn, (n) kneeling, tolling. penllywydd sovereign; synonyms (adj) independent, autonomous, imperial, free, royal, (n) monarch, ruler, king, emperor, prince; antonym (adj) dependent. penllywyddiaeth sovereignty; synonyms (n) kingdom, reign, empire, autonomy, dominion, independence, power, realm, rule, majesty. pennaeth chief; synonyms (adj) head, principal, cardinal, capital, arch, central, essential, (n) administrator, boss, captain; antonyms (adj) minor, associate, secondary. pennaf 1. chief; synonyms (adj) head, principal, cardinal, capital, arch, central, essential, (n) administrator, boss, captain; antonyms (adj) minor, associate, secondary, 2. principal; synonyms (adj) master, leading, primary, grand, first, foremost, (n) chief, leader, main, manager. pennawd heading; synonyms (n) caption, bearing, drift, head, title, course, direction, tack, name, chief. pennill 1. verse; synonyms (n) poem, poetry, rhyme, poesy, stanza, strain, measure, song, clause, paragraph; antonym (n) prose, 2. stanza; synonyms (n) verse, stave, canto, triplet, burst, composition, position, site, staff, stance. pennod chapter; synonyms (n) episode, branch, article, convocation, head, part, section, stage, caput, installment. pennog herring; synonyms (n) anchovies, sardines, smelts, tarpon, trout, whitefish. pennu 1. determine; synonyms (v) ascertain, decide, define, resolve, appoint, adjudicate, conclude, measure, set, specify, 2. appoint; synonyms (v) assign, nominate, accredit, delegate, designate, prescribe, create, choose, commission, (n) name, 3. specify; synonyms (v) signify, describe, determine, fix, enumerate, mark, characterize, condition, (n) detail, particularize; antonym (v) simplify. penodi 1. allot; synonyms (v) allocate, assign, apportion, distribute, administer, allow, deal, dispense, grant, portion, 2. assign; synonyms (v) allot, delegate, apply, appoint, ascribe, consign, accredit, appropriate, attribute, award, 3. appoint; synonyms (v) nominate, designate, prescribe, set, create, choose, commission, constitute, depute, (n) name.
date, designation, engagement, fitting, post, rendezvous, berth, conference, election. penodol 1. specific; synonyms (adj) individual, special, concrete, exact, peculiar, precise, definite, especial, positive, (n) particular; antonyms (adj) universal, vague, (n) general, 2. designated; synonyms (v) designate, appointed, chosen, indicate, show, (adj) destined, numbered, nominated, selected, voted, 3. particular; synonyms (adj) fastidious, careful, delicate, finicky, fussy, detailed, certain, choosy, (n) detail, item; antonyms (adj) careless, easy, ordinary. penrhydd 1. loose; synonyms (adj) lax, liberal, dissolute, licentious, light, (v) disengage, liberate, relax, (n) free, limp; antonyms (adj) tight, close, compressed, dense, taut, strict, compact, wedged, 2. unbridled; synonyms (adj) unrestrained, unchecked, wild, reinless, ungoverned, unmuzzled, violent, ungovernable, rampant, disorderly. penrhyddid 1. license; synonyms (n) permit, allowance, freedom, liberty, permission, authority, authorization, certificate, (v) charter, allow, 2. licentiousness; synonyms (n) debauchery, dissipation, dissolution, lewdness, immorality, profligacy, extravagance, (v) license. penrhyn cape; synonyms (n) cloak, headland, ness, shawl, coat, mantle, point, promontory. pensaer architect; synonyms (n) creator, designer, founder, inventor, maker, originator, producer, artificer, author, builder; antonym (n) destroyer. pensaerniaeth architecture; synonyms (n) building, frame, constitution, construction, framework, structure, formation, composition, edification, design. pensaerniol architectural; synonym (adj) tectonic. pensil pencil; synonyms (n) pen, beam, clump, cluster, gleam, group, (v) brush, draw, design, paint. pensiwn pension; synonyms (n) allowance, annuity, payment, stipend, endowment, inn, subsistence, hostel, tribute, (v) dismiss. pensiynwr pensioner; synonyms (n) pensionary, beneficiary, hireling, senior, ward. pensyfrdan 1. dazed; synonyms (adj) confused, bewildered, stunned, dizzy, dumbfounded, muzzy, stupefied, amazed, astounded, bleary; antonym (adj) alert, 2. stunned; synonyms (adj) astonished, dazed, flabbergasted, staggered, astonied, shocked, stupid, surprised, groggy, kayoed. pensyfrdandod 1. giddiness; synonyms (n) dizziness, flightiness, frivolity, vertigo, levity, lightness, silliness; antonym (n) seriousness, 2. dizziness; synonyms (n) giddiness, swimming, faint, lightheadedness, lightheartedness,
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merriment, perkiness, playfulness, faintness, (v) scotomy. pensyfrdanu 1. daze; synonyms (n) fog, shock, (v) astonish, astound, bedazzle, amaze, befuddle, bewilder, dazzle, stun, 2. bewilder; synonyms (v) perplex, baffle, bemuse, puzzle, confound, nonplus, perturb, stump, daze, (adj) confuse; antonym (v) clarify, 3. stun; synonyms (v) flabbergast, stagger, deaden, numb, dumbfound, floor, petrify, (adv) startle, surprise, (adj) deafen. pentan 1. hob; synonyms (n) goblin, sprite, board, brownie, elf, fairy, gremlin, trevet, trivet, ashpan, 2. abutment; synonyms (n) buttress, jamb, support, osculation, joint, union, meeting, mullion, flank, frog. pentewyn 1. firebrand; synonyms (n) agitator, brand, instigator, incendiary, inciter, troublemaker, pyromaniac, blade, demagogue, instigant, 2. brand; synonyms (n) badge, class, kind, stain, type, emblem, (v) mark, denounce, (adj) stigma, blot. pentir headland; synonyms (n) cape, promontory, head, foreland, point, ness, bluff. pentref 1. village; synonyms (n) hamlet, city, community, neighborhood, settlement, kraal, (adv) town, 2. homestead; synonyms (n) abode, home, farmhouse, farmstead, homestall, house, farmery, habitat, (v) farm. pentrefol village; synonyms (n) hamlet, city, community, neighborhood, settlement, kraal, (adv) town. pentrefwr villager; synonym (n) citizen. pentwr 1. pile; synonyms (n) heap, stack, mass, congeries, mound, bunch, accumulation, (v) pack, accumulate, amass, 2. heap; synonyms (n) pile, collection, group, lot, bulk, gathering, (v) aggregate, bank, collect, gather. penty 1. shed; synonyms (v) cast, discard, drop, moult, scatter, exuviate, molt, (n) hut, shack, cabin, 2. cottage; synonyms (n) bungalow, crib, lodge, villa, chalet, house. pentyrru 1. pile; synonyms (n) heap, stack, mass, congeries, mound, bunch, accumulation, (v) pack, accumulate, amass, 2. heap; synonyms (n) pile, collection, group, lot, bulk, gathering, (v) aggregate, bank, collect, gather, 3. amass; synonyms (v) hoard, accrue, compile, save, stock, store, drift, increase, assemble, conglomerate; antonym (v) disperse, 4. accumulate; synonyms (v) cumulate, add, concentrate, cull, gain, garner, multiply, stockpile, swell, keep; antonyms (v) distribute, dwindle. penuchel 1. haughty; synonyms (adj) disdainful, arrogant, assuming, supercilious, contemptuous, cavalier, lordly, proud, vain, (n) boastful; antonyms (adj) humble, modest, 2. proud; synonyms (adj) dignified, haughty, lofty, exalted, conceited,
egotistical, gallant, majestic, overbearing, pompous; antonyms (adj) ashamed, embarrassed. penwythnos weekend; synonyms (n) tour, trip, voyage, (v) travel. penyd 1. punishment; synonyms (n) discipline, correction, penalty, penance, chastisement, fine, rebuke, retribution, reward, execution, 2. penance; synonyms (n) atonement, penitence, sacrament, punishment, remorse, repentance, reparation. penysgafn 1. giddy; synonyms (adj) frivolous, flighty, dizzy, faint, silly, changeable, featherbrained, fickle, light, (adv) careless, 2. dizzy; synonyms (adj) dazed, giddy, vertiginous, muzzy, unsteady, airheaded, woozy, (v) daze; antonyms (adj) alert, clear-headed. penysgafnder 1. giddiness; synonyms (n) dizziness, flightiness, frivolity, vertigo, levity, lightness, silliness; antonym (n) seriousness, 2. dizziness; synonyms (n) giddiness, swimming, faint, lightheadedness, lightheartedness, merriment, perkiness, playfulness, faintness, (v) scotomy. peraidd 1. mellow; synonyms (adj) mature, ripe, gentle, luscious, mild, mollify, smooth, soft, (v) melt, ripen, 2. sweet (melys); synonyms (adj) beloved, delicious, fresh, lovely, mellow, dear, lovable, melodious, musical, pleasant; antonyms (adj) sour, acid, bitter, discordant, acidic, pungent, sharp, salty. perarogl 1. aroma; synonyms (n) fragrance, smell, bouquet, odor, scent, incense, taste, breath, tang, (v) perfume, 2. fragrance; synonyms (n) aroma, essence, redolence, sweetness, 3. perfume; synonyms (n) cologne, odour, fragrancy, (v) embalm, aromatize, smoke, odorize. peraroglaidd aromatic; synonyms (adj) fragrant, spicy, balmy, odorous, perfumed, redolent, savory, scented, sweet, pungent; antonyms (adj) smelly, unscented, odorless. perarogli perfume; synonyms (n) fragrance, aroma, essence, odor, bouquet, smell, cologne, incense, (v) scent, embalm. perchen owner; synonyms (n) master, proprietor, possessor, holder, landholder, landowner, boss, landlord, employer, occupant; antonym (n) tenant. perchenogaeth ownership; synonyms (n) control, proprietorship, occupancy, possession, tenure, title, hold, (adj) property, claim, right. perchenogi 1. own; synonyms (v) acknowledge, admit, have, concede, allow, grant, hold, possess, confess, (adj) individual, 2. possess; synonyms (v) occupy, wield, bear, enjoy, keep, maintain, obsess, retain, consume, (adj) own. perchi 1. revere; synonyms (v) adore, worship, admire, esteem, honor, respect, idolize, prize, venerate, (n) regard, 2. respect; synonyms (n)
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nature, characteristic, disposition, temperament, essence; antonym (n) nobody. perswadio persuade; synonyms (v) convince, inveigle, allure, assure, cajole, coax, entice, induce, influence, argue; antonyms (v) discourage, dissuade. pert 1. pretty; synonyms (adv) very, (adj) beautiful, fair, graceful, lovely, attractive, charming, handsome, good-looking, (n) nice; antonym (adj) ugly, 2. quaint; synonyms (adj) fantastic, odd, funny, picturesque, comical, fanciful, curious, droll, peculiar, queer; antonyms (adj) modern, normal, 3. pert; synonyms (adj) flippant, bold, impertinent, impudent, insolent, forward, fresh, brazen, irreverent, malapert. perth 1. bush; synonyms (n) shrub, bushing, wild, chaparral, hedge, jungle, plant, scrub, wilderness, 2. hedge; synonyms (n) fence, barrier, (v) dodge, fudge, elude, evade, skirt, avoid, circumvent, duck. perthyn 1. belong; synonyms (v) appertain, pertain, go, lie, consist, dwell, rank, become, stand, vest, 2. appertain; synonyms (v) belong, relate, apply, upon, 3. pertain; synonyms (v) affect, concern, refer, touch, continue, interest. perthynas 1. relationship; synonyms (n) affinity, relation, affiliation, association, connection, ratio, consanguinity, correlation, friendship, kindred, 2. relation; synonyms (n) account, narration, recital, description, regard, rehearsal, kin, bearing, bond, (v) report. perthynasol relevant; synonyms (adj) appropriate, pertinent, apt, important, apposite, material, crucial, (n) germane, applicable, felicitous; antonyms (adj) irrelevant, unrelated. perthynol relative; synonyms (adj) related, comparative, proportionate, proportional, dependent, relevant, (n) relation, brother, connection, (v) kinsman; antonym (adj) absolute. perwyl 1. effect; synonyms (n) consequence, product, result, sequel, (v) accomplish, achieve, create, cause, complete, do; antonym (n) reason, 2. purpose; synonyms (n) aim, plan, design, mind, effect, end, purport, (v) intention, project, object. perygl 1. danger; synonyms (n) risk, hazard, peril, chance, jeopardy, threat, trouble, precariousness, slipperiness, difficulty; antonyms (n) safety, security, 2. peril; synonyms (n) danger, menace, exposure, insecurity, (v) endanger, adventure, expose, imperil, compromise, jeopardize, 3. risk; synonyms (n) gamble, bet, venture, possibility, speculation, (v) wager, dare, stake, jeopard, try; antonym (v) protect. peryglu 1. imperil; synonyms (v) endanger, hazard, expose, jeopardize, menace, risk, threaten, venture, compromise, jeopardise, 2. endanger; synonyms (v) imperil, chance, jeopard, peril, queer, scupper,
dare, gamble, (n) danger; antonyms (v) defend, protect. peryglus 1. dangerous; synonyms (adj) critical, grave, serious, severe, adventurous, unhealthy, chancy, dicey, hazardous, hurtful; antonyms (adj) safe, secure, stable, 2. perilous; synonyms (adj) dangerous, insecure, unsafe, parlous, precarious, risky, treacherous, dodgy, shaky, uncertain. pesgi 1. feed; synonyms (v) eat, dine, nurture, browse, board, diet, encourage, nourish, (n) aliment, food; antonym (v) starve, 2. fatten; synonyms (v) batten, fat, elaborate, feed, expand, (n) enrich, (adj) fructify, bloom, blossom, blow. peswch cough; synonyms (n) coughing, sneeze, (v) choke, convulse, vomit. pesychiad cough; synonyms (n) coughing, sneeze, (v) choke, convulse, vomit. petal petal; synonym (n) leaf. peth 1. thing; synonyms (n) matter, affair, event, object, occurrence, article, concern, happening, something, substance, 2. some; synonyms (adv) nearly, rather, somewhat, about, approximately, around, roughly, (adj) few, certain, (det) any, 3. any; synonyms (adj) all, either, whichever, every, several, some, alone, ony, (n) aught, (pron) who. petrisen partridge; synonyms (n) bobwhite, tinamou. petrol 1. gasoline; synonyms (n) gas, gasolene, fuel, oil, petrol, distillate, naphtha, petroleum, accelerator, flatulence, 2. petrol; synonyms (n) gasoline, flatulency, gun, nitromethane, alcohol, ethanol, gasohol, methanol, throttle, vapor. petrual square (sgwar); synonyms (adj) right, even, rectangular, fair, (n) area, foursquare, (v) settle, agree, correspond, (adv) just. petrus 1. hesitating; synonyms (adj) hesitant, indecisive, irresolute, doubtful, undecided, faltering, reluctant, unwilling, backward, 2. doubtful; synonyms (adj) ambiguous, debatable, dubious, disputable, distrustful, queer, questionable, suspicious, tentative, diffident; antonyms (adj) certain, trusting, convinced, reliable, confident, persuaded, provable, sure. petruso 1. hesitate; synonyms (v) falter, pause, doubt, fluctuate, halt, waver, boggle, demur, (adj) linger, delay; antonym (v) continue, 2. boggle; synonyms (v) bungle, botch, flabbergast, shrink, scruple, (n) flounder, struggle, (adj) blunder, hesitate, dacker, 3. doubt; synonyms (n) disbelief, misgiving, question, dispute, apprehension, incertitude, (v) distrust, query, suspicion, mistrust; antonyms (n) certainty, confidence, conclusiveness, (v) trust. petruster 1. doubt; synonyms (n) disbelief, misgiving, question, dispute, apprehension, incertitude, (v) distrust, query, suspicion, mistrust; antonyms (n) certainty, confidence, conclusiveness, (v) trust, 2. hesitation; synonyms (n) hesitance,
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Welsh - English faltering, delay, hesitate, diffidence, hesitancy, (v) doubt, falter, fear, hesitating; antonym (n) persuasiveness. petryal 1. square (sgwar); synonyms (adj) right, even, rectangular, fair, (n) area, foursquare, (v) settle, agree, correspond, (adv) just, 2. rectangle; synonyms (n) quadrangle, tetragon, tetract, cube, rhombus. petryalog rectangular; synonyms (adj) orthogonal, oblong, square, rectangled, rectangle. peues country (gwlad); synonyms (n) state, nation, home, land, area, commonwealth, kingdom, place, realm, region; antonyms (n) city, (adj) urban. peuo 1. bellow; synonyms (n) roar, shout, cry, yell, scream, (v) growl, bawl, snarl, call, howl, 2. puff; synonyms (n) gasp, whiff, drag, (v) pant, blow, boast, gust, brag, heave, huff. Phariseaidd 1. pharisaical; synonyms (adj) hypocritical, pharisaic, sanctimonious, pietistical, (v) canting, 2. pharisaic; synonyms (adj) pharisaical, pietistic, self-righteous. Philistiad philistine; synonyms (n) lowbrow, bourgeois, barbarian, cockney, boor, epicier, (adj) crass, die-hard, pragmatic, reactionary. Philistiaeth philistinism; synonyms (n) materialism, ignorance, physicalism. philosophi philosophy; synonyms (n) doctrine, logic, stoicism, theory, attitude, ism, belief, beliefs, reasoning, thinking. piano piano; synonyms (n) pianoforte, pianissimo, (adj) soft, gentle, cushy, delicate, easy, faint, indulgent, (adv) gently; antonym (adv) forte. piau 1. own; synonyms (v) acknowledge, admit, have, concede, allow, grant, hold, possess, confess, (adj) individual, 2. possess; synonyms (v) occupy, wield, bear, enjoy, keep, maintain, obsess, retain, consume, (adj) own. pib 1. pipe; synonyms (n) tube, conduit, channel, duct, flue, hose, passage, pipage, (v) cry, peep, 2. diarrhea; synonyms (n) diarrhoea, lax, looseness, 3. tube; synonyms (n) pipe, subway, cylinder, metro, hosepipe, television, box, piping, bulb, shaft. pibell 1. pipe (pib); synonyms (n) tube, conduit, channel, duct, flue, hose, passage, pipage, (v) cry, peep, 2. tube; synonyms (n) pipe, subway, cylinder, metro, hosepipe, television, box, piping, bulb, shaft. pibo 1. pipe (pib); synonyms (n) tube, conduit, channel, duct, flue, hose, passage, pipage, (v) cry, peep, 2. squirt; synonyms (n) jet, spurt, spirt, fountain, (v) spray, gush, spout, eject, emit, splash. pibydd piper; synonyms (n) bagpiper, fiddler, fifer, harper, trumpeter, pepper.
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picedu picket; synonyms (n) pale, watch, fence, palisade, guard, piquet, post, sentinel, sentry, (v) tether. picell 1. dart; synonyms (n) bolt, arrow, (v) dash, bound, flash, run, shoot, flit, fly, gallop, 2. spear; synonyms (n) harpoon, lance, pike, fizgig, gig, prick, shaft, (v) impale, spike, stab, 3. javelin; synonyms (n) spear, dart, bayonet, fish, spontoon, weapon, boomerang, jereed, jerid, reed. picellu 1. spear; synonyms (n) harpoon, lance, pike, fizgig, gig, prick, shaft, (v) impale, spike, stab, 2. stab; synonyms (n) jab, pierce, dig, try, shot, (v) poke, thrust, prod, gore, pink. picfforch pitchfork; synonyms (n) shakefork, (v) fork, bolt, drive, fulminate, branch, sling, ramify, separate. picio 1. dart; synonyms (n) bolt, arrow, (v) dash, bound, flash, run, shoot, flit, fly, gallop, 2. hie; synonyms (v) hasten, speed, go, hotfoot, rush, race. picnic picnic; synonyms (n) excursion, junket, cinch, outing, pushover, snap, jaunt, coportion, expedition, (v) collation. pictiwr picture (llun); synonyms (n) photograph, effigy, paint, drawing, likeness, depiction, (v) image, describe, draw, depict. piff puff; synonyms (n) gasp, whiff, drag, (v) pant, blow, boast, gust, brag, heave, huff. piffian 1. giggle; synonyms (n) chortle, chuckle, titter, guffaw, gurgle, (v) cackle, laugh, snicker, twitter, snigger, 2. snigger; synonyms (n) giggle, laughter, sneer. pig 1. bill (bil); synonyms (n) account, beak, advertisement, card, invoice, poster, receipt, act, (v) placard, advertise, 2. point; synonyms (n) place, grade, peak, nib, edge, aim, article, degree, (v) head, direct, 3. beak; synonyms (n) bill, nose, snout, prow, bow, hooter, magistrate, mouth, nozzle, (v) peck, 4. spout; synonyms (n) jet, squirt, pipe, outlet, flow, fountain, (v) gush, spurt, spirt, burst, 5. spike; synonyms (n) pin, point, barb, ear, needle, prickle, (v) impale, pierce, nail, spear. pigdwr 1. spire; synonyms (n) pinnacle, steeple, top, (v) coil, hover, (adj) tower, column, monument, obelisk, pillar, 2. steeple; synonyms (n) spire, (adj) pyramid. pigiad 1. sting; synonyms (n) bite, hurt, con, pain, (v) prick, goad, irritate, itch, prickle, provoke, 2. prick; synonyms (n) cock, pricking, spur, (v) puncture, impale, pierce, stab, needle, twinge, nip. pigion pickings; synonyms (n) loot, plunder, booty, prize, swag, (v) earnings, innings. piglas blue (glas); synonyms (adj) azure, depressed, down, gloomy, low, cheerless, dejected, dispirited, downcast, downhearted.
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pigo 1. pick; synonyms (v) clean, gather, harvest, opt, (n) alternative, elite, best, choice, (adj) cream, select, 2. prick; synonyms (n) cock, pricking, spur, (v) goad, puncture, impale, pierce, stab, needle, bite, 3. sting; synonyms (n) hurt, con, pain, chafe, (v) prick, irritate, itch, prickle, provoke, burn, 4. peck; synonyms (n) dab, mass, pile, plenty, flock, heap, (v) nibble, beak, kiss, pick. pigog prickly; synonyms (adj) barbed, bristly, briery, sharp, thorny, irritable, biting, cantankerous, moody, pointed; antonym (adj) smooth. pigyn 1. stitch; synonyms (n) twinge, pang, (v) sew, seam, baste, crick, embroider, suture, tack, (adj) tie; antonym (v) unpick, 2. thorn; synonyms (n) spine, barb, bramble, prickle, spike, point, needle, pricker, sticker, (adj) sting, 3. prickle; synonyms (n) thorn, (v) prick, itch, tingle, bristle, irritate, smart. pilcodyn minnow; synonyms (n) dwarf, menow, minim, (adj) animalcule, emmet, fly, gnat, insect, midge, worm. pilen 1. film; synonyms (n) membrane, coating, cloud, cinema, coat, covering, haze, layer, movie, (v) mist, 2. cataract; synonyms (n) cascade, waterfall, deluge, falls, torrent, amaurosis, blindness, cataclysm, 3. membrane; synonyms (n) diaphragm, film, skin, casing, crust. piler pillar; synonyms (n) column, brace, mainstay, obelisk, post, backbone, foundation, monument, pier, stanchion. pilio 1. pare; synonyms (v) clip, cut, peel, trim, truncate, shave, skin, whittle, crop, scalp, 2. peel; synonyms (n) hide, (v) hull, bark, flake, flay, pare, decorticate, excoriate, husk, strip. pili-pala butterfly; synonyms (n) chameleon, girl, iris, (adj) peacock, (v) bray, coquet, coquette, dally, flirt, kiss. pill 1. branch; synonyms (n) arm, jump, wing, affiliate, ramus, member, division, (v) fork, diverge, divide, 2. post; synonyms (n) place, function, office, position, pillar, stake, attitude, (v) mail, locate, base, 3. defence; synonyms (n) defense, vindication, denial, abnegation, demurrer, refutation, demur, demurral, disproof, falsification. pilsen pill; synonyms (n) capsule, lozenge, tablet, medicine, contraceptive, dose, drug, (v) ball, (adj) pellet, bullet. pilyn 1. clout; synonyms (n) cuff, hit, punch, knock, slap, swipe, crack, (v) smack, strike, whack, 2. garment; synonyms (n) habiliment, gown, habit, vest, things, clothing, (v) dress, garb, apparel, clothe, 3. rag; synonyms (n) newspaper, tabloid, (v) banter, bedevil, tease, chaff, badger, bait, kid, (adj) shred. pin 1. pin; synonyms (n) needle, nail, clip, peg, axle, brooch, broach, (v) tack, clasp, fix, 2. pen;
synonyms (n) corral, cage, ballpoint, enclosure, fold, jail, coop, (v) enclose, confine, compose. pinacl pinnacle; synonyms (n) apex, peak, height, top, acme, crest, crown, summit, zenith, heyday; antonyms (n) nadir, base, bottom. pinc 1. pink; synonyms (adj) flower, pinkish, (n) red, crimson, rose, (v) knock, gore, impale, prick, punch,
2. finch, 3. chaffinch. pincio pink; synonyms (adj) flower, pinkish, (n) red, crimson, rose, (v) knock, gore, impale, prick, punch.
pincyn sprig; synonyms (n) offshoot, branch, scion, spray, twig, bough, limb, staff, bludgeon, branchlet. pinsio pinch; synonyms (n) arrest, crisis, emergency, squeeze, twinge, exigency, (v) nip, compress, lift, wring. pioden magpie; synonyms (n) jay, pie, chatterbox, gossip, babbler, chatterer, accumulator, chough, (v) parrot, poll. piser 1. can; synonyms (v) tin, dismiss, fire, might, pickle, (n) bathroom, behind, buttocks, container, lavatory; antonym (v) hire, 2. pitcher; synonyms (n) jug, ewer, jar, hurler, mug, pot, creamer, pail, bucket, tankard, 3. jug; synonyms (n) vase, bottle, jugful, pitcher, tub, (v) jail, gaol, immure, imprison, lag. piso piss; synonyms (n) piddle, urine, water, peeing, (v) pee, micturate, urinate, wee, make. pistol pistol; synonyms (n) handgun, firearm, gun, barker, drawcansir, faculty, swashbuckler, (adj) experienced. pistyll 1. cataract; synonyms (n) cascade, waterfall, deluge, falls, torrent, amaurosis, blindness, cataclysm, 2. spout; synonyms (n) jet, nozzle, squirt, pipe, outlet, flow, (v) gush, spurt, spirt, burst. pistyllio 1. gush; synonyms (n) flow, spout, burst, jet, effusion, rush, (v) flood, spurt, discharge, course; antonym (v) trickle, 2. spout; synonyms (n) nozzle, squirt, pipe, outlet, nose, fountain, opening, (v) gush, spirt, pawn. pisyn piece; synonyms (n) cut, division, fragment, part, article, component, composition, hunk, lump, patch. piti pity; synonyms (n) compassion, commiseration, mercy, condolence, clemency, pathos, remorse, (v) commiserate, compassionate, sympathize; antonym (n) blame. pitw 1. puny; synonyms (adj) little, feeble, frail, petty, weak, small, tiny, minute, measly, paltry; antonyms (adj) brawny, muscular, 2. petty; synonyms (adj) insignificant, frivolous, trivial, light, mean, negligible, puny, exiguous, fiddling, fine; antonyms (adj) major, important, 3. paltry; synonyms (adj) miserable, abject, contemptible,
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Welsh - English inconsiderable, trifling, low, minor, despicable, dirty, piddling; antonyms (adj) considerable, generous. piw 1. dug; synonyms (n) teat, breast, nipple, pap, papilla, tit, titty, boob, knocker, (adj) understood, 2. udder; synonyms (n) bag, pericarp, bagful, base, dish, grip, handbag, pocketbook, purse, suitcase. Piwritan puritan; synonyms (adj) blue, puritanic, puritanical, formalist, religionist, aristocratic, (n) prude, sanyasi, yogi, (v) coquette. piwritanaidd 1. puritan; synonyms (adj) blue, puritanic, puritanical, formalist, religionist, aristocratic, (n) prude, sanyasi, yogi, (v) coquette, 2. puritanical; synonyms (adj) prim, puritan, austere, prissy, prudish, ascetic, precise, priggish, proper. piwter pewter; synonyms (n) brass, chowchow. pla 1. bore; synonyms (v) dig, bother, tire, annoy, drill, perforate, pierce, (n) caliber, diameter, nuisance; antonyms (v) interest, excite, fascinate, 2. nuisance; synonyms (n) annoyance, harassment, hassle, inconvenience, irritation, pain, pest, mischief, bore, botheration; antonym (n) pleasure, 3. plague; synonyms (n) blight, curse, (v) harass, molest, worry, afflict, badger, pester, disturb, beleaguer, 4. pestilence; synonyms (n) plague, epidemic, disease, (adj) murrain. pladur scythe; synonyms (n) ankle, crane, crotch, crutch, elbow, fluke, groin, knee, knuckle, (v) sithe. pladuro 1. mow; synonyms (v) clip, cut, reap, harvest, mop, scythe, (n) crop, grimace, hayloft, (adj) lop, 2. scythe; synonyms (n) ankle, crane, crotch, crutch, elbow, fluke, groin, knee, knuckle, (v) sithe. pladurwr mower; synonym (n) scytheman. plaen 1. clear; synonyms (adj) clean, certain, open, apparent, (v) bright, acquit, absolute, free, net, absolve; antonyms (adj) cloudy, opaque, unclear, dark, fuzzy, hazy, incomprehensible, obscure, uncertain, vague, 2. plane; synonyms (n) airplane, face, aeroplane, aircraft, (v) flatten, (adj) level, even, flat, horizontal, smooth, 3. plain; synonyms (adj) ordinary, comprehensible, intelligible, clear, downright, easy, evident, homely, humble, manifest; antonyms (adj) elaborate, fancy, mottled, multicolored, ornate, attractive, concealed, confused, fussy, two-colored, 4. blunt; synonyms (adj) dull, bluff, candid, direct, forthright, frank, outspoken, plain, round, (v) deaden; antonyms (adj) sharp, devious, pointed, (v) hone, sharpen. plaenio plane; synonyms (n) airplane, face, aeroplane, aircraft, (v) flatten, (adj) level, even, flat, horizontal, smooth. plag 1. nuisance; synonyms (n) annoyance, bother, harassment, hassle, inconvenience, irritation, pain, pest, mischief, bore; antonym (n) pleasure, 2. plague; synonyms (n) blight, (v) harass, molest,
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worry, afflict, annoy, badger, pester, disturb, beleaguer. plagio 1. tease; synonyms (v) harass, annoy, molest, harry, taunt, bait, kid, pester, plague, provoke, 2. plague; synonyms (n) blight, curse, nuisance, (v) bother, worry, afflict, badger, hassle, disturb, beleaguer, 3. torment; synonyms (n) agony, anguish, pain, suffering, (v) torture, tease, distress, persecute, irritate, oppress. plagus 1. annoying; synonyms (adj) galling, irritating, troublesome, vexatious, aggravating, awkward, bothersome, disagreeable, grating, (n) annoyance; antonyms (adj) pleasing, soothing, 2. troublesome; synonyms (adj) difficult, arduous, hard, inconvenient, onerous, annoying, laborious, tough, heavy, embarrassing; antonym (adj) easy. plaid 1. side (ochr); synonyms (n) edge, rim, faction, border, brink, direction, face, part, hand, (v) party; antonym (adj) distant, 2. behalf; synonyms (n) account, behoof, interest, sake, defense, good, score, service, side, (adj) half, 3. party; synonyms (n) gang, band, company, assembly, association, crew, gathering, group, affair, bevy. plan plan; synonyms (n) aim, map, figure, chart, intent, outline, pattern, (v) design, devise, intend. planc 1. board; synonyms (n) council, bench, meal, panel, table, office, sign, commission, committee, court; antonym (v) disembark, 2. foal; synonyms (n) colt, filly, pony, calf, horse, beast, cattle, charger, courser, foetus, 3. horse (ceffyl); synonyms (n) cavalry, mount, buck, heroin, junk, knight, boar, cock, dog, drake, 4. plank; synonyms (n) board, beam, timber, girder, slat, bridge, footbridge, parachute, planch, (v) flump. planced blanket; synonyms (n) bedding, sheet, (v) cloak, cover, (adj) sweeping, overall, comprehensive, global, generic, wholesale. planed planet; synonyms (n) globe, satellite, world, sphere, orbiter. planedydd astrologer; synonyms (n) astronomer, astrologian, astrologist, clairvoyant, horoscopist, medium, oracle, psychic, seer, soothsayer. planfa plantation; synonyms (n) estate, orchard, farm, planting, settlement, shrubbery, parterre, grove, foundation, woodlet. planhigfa plantation; synonyms (n) estate, orchard, farm, planting, settlement, shrubbery, parterre, grove, foundation, woodlet. planhigyn plant; synonyms (n) manufactory, equipment, factory, (v) fix, place, embed, graft, set, constitute, establish. planio plan; synonyms (n) aim, map, figure, chart, intent, outline, pattern, (v) design, devise, intend. plannu 1. plant; synonyms (n) manufactory, equipment, factory, (v) fix, place, embed, graft, set,
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constitute, establish, 2. dive; synonyms (n) dip, fall, drop, diving, (v) plunge, jump, duck, crash, plummet, pounce. plannwr planter; synonyms (n) farmer, settler, colonist, migrant, explorer, immigrant, pioneer. plas 1. hall; synonyms (n) corridor, foyer, lobby, mansion, vestibule, auditorium, anteroom, court, castle, (v) passage, 2. palace; synonyms (n) hall, chateau, 3. mansion; synonyms (n) house, manor, residence, home, building, palace, villa, abode, place, domicile; antonym (n) hovel. plasaidd palatial; synonyms (adj) luxurious, grand, magnificent, plush, deluxe, opulent, pompous, stately, sumptuous. plastr plaster; synonyms (n) mortar, cement, paste, gum, glue, bandage, (v) coat, daub, stucco, paint. plastro plaster; synonyms (n) mortar, cement, paste, gum, glue, bandage, (v) coat, daub, stucco, paint. plastrwr plasterer; synonym (n) pargeter. ple plea; synonyms (n) defense, justification, answer, apology, appeal, petition, pretext, claim, allegation, call. pledio 1. argue; synonyms (v) contend, oppose, quarrel, reason, altercate, assert, attest, contest, convince, (n) dispute; antonyms (v) agree, deny, 2. plead; synonyms (v) beseech, entreat, beg, implore, appeal, ask, petition, defend, invoke, (n) allege. pledren bladder; synonyms (n) cyst, vesica, balloon, capsule, utricle, vesicle, calyx, cancelli, newspaper, pod. pleidgar partisan; synonyms (adj) sectarian, biased, (n) follower, backer, champion, friend, bigot, disciple, adherent, advocate; antonym (n) mediators. pleidgarwch partisanship; synonyms (n) partiality, bias, prejudice, clanship, prestige, cooperation, fanaticism, fancy, favoritism, fondness. pleidio 1. support; synonyms (n) help, stand, aid, keep, comfort, (v) assist, prop, back, brace, encourage; antonyms (n) hindrance, (v) oppose, neglect, undermine, abandon, reject, weaken, 2. advocate; synonyms (n) backer, champion, counsel, sponsor, attorney, counselor, (v) recommend, support, vindicate, defend; antonyms (n) detractor, skeptic. pleidiol 1. favorable; synonyms (adj) auspicious, lucky, advantageous, convenient, fortunate, propitious, prosperous, encouraging, happy, (v) friendly; antonyms (adj) unfavorable, adverse, negative, ominous, 2. partial; synonyms (adj) incomplete, imperfect, fragmentary, unfair, sectional, inequitable, biased, part, unequal, halfway; antonyms (adj) complete, impartial, total, absolute, comprehensive, unbiased.
pleidiwr 1. partisan; synonyms (adj) sectarian, biased, (n) follower, backer, champion, friend, bigot,
disciple, adherent, advocate; antonym (n) mediators, 2. supporter; synonyms (n) partisan, admirer, ally, patron, sponsor, believer, benefactor, devotee, fan, help; antonyms (n) opponent, skeptic, detractor, critic. pleidlais 1. vote; synonyms (n) ballot, election, poll, suffrage, franchise, voting, choice, balloting, (v) voice, elect, 2. suffrage; synonym (n) vote. pleidleisio vote; synonyms (n) ballot, election, poll, suffrage, franchise, voting, choice, balloting, (v) voice, elect. pleidleisiwr voter; synonyms (n) elector, citizen, inhabitant, national, resident, suffragist, civilian. plentyn 1. child; synonyms (n) baby, boy, babe, bairn, brat, girl, infant, juvenile, kid, minor; antonym (n) adult, 2. infant; synonyms (n) child, nursling, toddler, (adj) young. plentyndod 1. childhood; synonyms (n) babyhood, boyhood, immaturity, infancy, puerility, youth, youthhood, age, education, (adj) ancient; antonym (n) adulthood, 2. infancy; synonyms (n) childhood, cradle, beginning, birth, genesis, adolescence, infanthood, nativity, upbringing. plentyneiddiwch childishness; synonyms (n) puerility, boyhood, boyism, childhood, frivolity, naïveté, ridiculousness, stupidity, absurdity, folly. plentynnaidd 1. childish; synonyms (adj) boyish, childlike, babyish, immature, naive, frivolous, infantile, juvenile, puerile, silly; antonyms (adj) mature, grown-up, old, sensible, 2. puerile; synonyms (adj) adolescent, childish, jejune, callow, youthful. plentynrwydd childishness; synonyms (n) puerility, boyhood, boyism, childhood, frivolity, naïveté, ridiculousness, stupidity, absurdity, folly. pleser pleasure; synonyms (n) delight, contentment, delectation, enjoyment, fun, gratification, joy, content, comfort, happiness; antonyms (n) anger, irritation, ache, boredom, nuisance. pleserdaith 1. excursion; synonyms (n) digression, drive, expedition, hike, jaunt, outing, tour, airing, deviation, (v) journey, 2. trip; synonyms (n) excursion, flight, travel, lapse, run, misstep, (v) slip, stumble, fall, (adj) blunder; antonym (v) fix. pleserus 1. pleasurable; synonyms (adj) pleasing, pleasant, enjoyable, delectable, delightful, entertaining, nice, agreeable, gratifying, lovely; antonym (adj) unpleasant, 2. pleasant; synonyms (adj) bright, acceptable, amiable, charming, jolly, kindly, facetious, affable, attractive, cheerful; antonyms (adj) disagreeable, disgusting, foul, gruesome, harsh, horrible, nasty, repugnant, shocking, terrible.
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Welsh - English plesio please (os gwelwch yn dda); synonyms (v) delight, gratify, amuse, charm, entertain, like, oblige, enchant, enrapture, (adj) enjoy; antonyms (v) displease, annoy, anger, irritate, distress. pleth 1. braid; synonyms (n) plait, pigtail, tress, band, (v) plat, twine, (adj) knit, string, embroider, lace; antonym (v) unbraid, 2. plait; synonyms (n) fold, braid, pleat, tuck, (v) crease, entwine, double, interlace, intertwine, plight. plethdorch wreath; synonyms (n) crown, chaplet, coronal, garland, circle, lei, baldric, bays, bouquet, cestus. plethu 1. fold; synonyms (n) crease, bend, pucker, wrinkle, (v) crinkle, collapse, crumple, double, lap, roll, 2. weave; synonyms (v) twine, twist, braid, knit, entwine, interweave, wind, waver, plait, fabricate, 3. braid; synonyms (n) pigtail, tress, band, braiding, (v) plat, intertwine, (adj) string, embroider, lace, tie; antonym (v) unbraid, 4. plait; synonyms (n) fold, pleat, tuck, plication, (v) interlace, plight, ply, weave, mat. pletio pleat; synonyms (n) plait, crease, wrinkle, ply, (v) fold, crimp, crinkle, braid, plat, pucker. plicio 1. strip; synonyms (n) band, slip, (v) deprive, despoil, divest, peel, plunder, rifle, denude, ransack; antonyms (v) dress, decorate, 2. peel; synonyms (n) skin, hide, (v) hull, bark, flake, flay, pare, decorticate, excoriate, husk, 3. pluck; synonyms (v) cull, jerk, fleece, gather, pick, pull, (n) courage, grit, boldness, (adj) nerve. plisgo 1. shell; synonyms (n) peel, rind, bullet, case, casing, sheath, bark, carcass, (v) bomb, bombard, 2. husk; synonyms (n) crust, skin, cortex, chaff, coat, covering, shell, shuck, cod, (v) hull. plisgyn 1. shell; synonyms (n) peel, rind, bullet, case, casing, sheath, bark, carcass, (v) bomb, bombard, 2. husk; synonyms (n) crust, skin, cortex, chaff, coat, covering, shell, shuck, cod, (v) hull, 3. pod; synonyms (n) capsule, husk, pouch, cyst. plismon policeman; synonyms (n) cop, officer, detective, watchman, peon, crest, messenger, officeholder, pawn, (adj) patrolman. plith midst; synonyms (n) core, center, thick, interior, middest, deep, depths, (adj) middle, (adv) mid, (prep) during. plocyn block; synonyms (n) bar, barricade, pad, clog, (v) arrest, stop, hinder, encumber, halt, lock; antonyms (v) free, unblock, open. plod 1. tartan; synonyms (adj) checkered, plaided, checked, (n) plaid, check, 2. plaid; synonyms (n) tartan, cape, kirtle, tippet, burnoose, burnous, chlamys, comforter, (v) mosaic, tesselated. ploryn pimple; synonyms (n) papule, boil, blister, hickey, whitehead, papula, blemish, doohickey, eruption, (v) spot.
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plot plot; synonyms (n) conspiracy, plan, lot, scheme, chart, design, (v) intrigue, cabal, plat, conspire. pluen feather; synonyms (n) pen, pinion, plume, feathering, kind, plumage, spline, (v) fringe, cover, fledge. plufyn feather; synonyms (n) pen, pinion, plume, feathering, kind, plumage, spline, (v) fringe, cover, fledge. pluo pluck; synonyms (v) cull, jerk, fleece, gather, pick, pull, (n) courage, grit, boldness, (adj) nerve. pluog 1. fledged; synonyms (adj) mature, fledge, flidge, vaned, matured, 2. feathered; synonyms (adj) feathery, plumy, featherlike, plumelike, flighted, plumigerous, fringed, ornamented. plwc 1. while; synonyms (conj) as, whereas, although, though, (n) spell, time, period, moment, interval, (prep) during, 2. space; synonyms (n) length, gap, opening, place, scope, void, margin, distance, emptiness, extent, 3. pluck; synonyms (v) cull, jerk, fleece, gather, pick, pull, (n) courage, grit, boldness, (adj) nerve. plwg plug; synonyms (n) hype, stopper, bung, (v) advertise, block, close, jade, occlude, advertize, fill. plwm lead (arwain); synonyms (v) head, guide, conduct, contribute, direct, chair, conduce, control, go, govern; antonym (v) follow. plwtoniwm plutonium; synonyms (v) radiation, radioactivity, tritium, uranium, radium, radon. plwyf parish; synonyms (n) district, community, congregation, region, province, township, borough, church, area, constituency. plwyfol parochial; synonyms (adj) narrow, insular, provincial, local, conventional, petty, narrowminded, parish, topical, sectarian. plycio pluck; synonyms (v) cull, jerk, fleece, gather, pick, pull, (n) courage, grit, boldness, (adj) nerve. plyg 1. hollow; synonyms (adj) blank, concave, empty, false, (n) cavity, hole, cave, depression, (v) excavate, dent; antonyms (adj) convex, (n) solid, hump, 2. fold; synonyms (n) crease, bend, pucker, wrinkle, (v) crinkle, collapse, crumple, double, lap, roll, 3. double; synonyms (adj) duplicate, dual, duple, (v) fold, reduplicate, geminate, (n) twin, image, match, mate; antonym (n) single, 4. lap; synonyms (n) circle, circuit, coil, knee, (v) lick, overlap, bind, (adv) compass, encircle, encompass. plygain 1. dawn; synonyms (n) beginning, commencement, aurora, cockcrow, morning, onset, origin, (v) break, begin, (adj) daybreak; antonyms (n) dusk, sunset, twilight, (v) end, finish, 2. matins; synonyms (n) mass, vespers. plygeiniol dawning; synonyms (n) dawn, daybreak, start, sunrise, beginning, aurora, cockcrow, dayspring, morning, birth.
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poblogaeth population; synonyms (n) inhabitants,
wrinkle, (v) crinkle, collapse, crumple, double, lap, roll, 2. folding; synonyms (n) fold, flexure, breakdown, congregation, crimp, downfall, end, failure, faithful, flop. plygio plug; synonyms (n) hype, stopper, bung, (v) advertise, block, close, jade, occlude, advertize, fill. plygu 1. bend; synonyms (n) bow, arch, arc, elbow, (v) curve, turn, crouch, stoop, crook, curl; antonyms (v) straighten, square, 2. fold; synonyms (n) crease, bend, pucker, wrinkle, (v) crinkle, collapse, crumple, double, lap, roll, 3. bow; synonyms (n) obeisance, curvature, stem, (v) duck, buckle, incline, kowtow, defer, kneel, nod, 4. double; synonyms (adj) duplicate, dual, duple, (v) fold, reduplicate, geminate, (n) twin, image, match, mate; antonym (n) single, 5. lap; synonyms (n) circle, circuit, coil, knee, (v) lick, overlap, bind, (adv) compass, encircle, encompass, 6. stoop; synonyms (v) deign, condescend, descend, squat, couch, cringe, flex, grovel, lean, (n) porch. plymen plummet; synonyms (v) drop, fall, plunge, sink, descend, dip, collapse, slump, (n) dive, plumb; antonyms (v) rise, soar. plymio 1. sound; synonyms (n) echo, peal, (v) ring, chime, fast, (adj) reasonable, complete, healthy, fit, good; antonyms (n) silence, (adj) illogical, unsound, confused, 2. plumb; synonyms (v) fathom, measure, (adj) perpendicular, vertical, upright, erect, (adv) clean, plum, completely, exactly. plymydd plumber; synonym (n) investigator. pob 1. all; synonyms (adv) whole, purely, altogether, entirely, (adj) universal, each, every, gross, complete, (n) aggregate; antonyms (pron) none, (det) some, 2. each; synonyms (adv) apiece, (adj) any, singular, distinct, eche, ilk, eminent, exceptional, extraordinary, odd. pobi 1. bake; synonyms (v) burn, broil, cook, fire, fry, roast, grill, heat, parch, scorch, 2. roast; synonyms (n) ridicule, joint, knock, (v) bake, joke, quiz, tease, banter, chaff, slam, 3. toast; synonyms (n) pledge, brown, plight, (v) drink, wassail, crisp, inflame, salute. pobiad 1. baking; synonyms (n) stoving, (adj) hot, burning, roasting, scorching, boiling, sweltering, airless, blazing, blistering; antonym (adj) freezing, 2. batch; synonyms (n) band, lot, body, battery, charge, group, heap, mass, set, suite. pobl people; synonyms (n) nation, community, family, folk, multitude, populace, clan, (v) inhabit, occupy, reside. poblog populous; synonyms (adj) multitudinous, crowded, multiple, teeming, numerous, thick, large, manifold, multinominal, (v) dense; antonym (adj) deserted.
people, nation, community, group, populace, public, society, folk, citizens. poblogaidd popular; synonyms (adj) common, general, current, fashionable, democratic, customary, known, plain, pop, (v) favorite; antonyms (adj) unpopular, aristocratic, disliked. poblogeiddio popularize; synonyms (v) simplify, popularise, vulgarize, sweeten, promote, vulgarise, generalise, restore, resurrect, revive. poblogi 1. populate; synonyms (v) occupy, inhabit, people, reside, dwell, be, live, 2. people; synonyms (n) nation, community, family, folk, multitude, populace, clan, mob, flock, citizenry. poblogrwydd popularity; synonyms (n) celebrity, fame, renown, repute, vogue, account, appreciation, prevalence, prestige, popularness. pobwr baker; synonyms (n) cook, chef, doughboy. pobydd baker; synonyms (n) cook, chef, doughboy. poced pocket; synonyms (n) cavity, pouch, hole, (v) bag, take, appropriate, sack, steal, lift, catch. pocedu pocket; synonyms (n) cavity, pouch, hole, (v) bag, take, appropriate, sack, steal, lift, catch. poen 1. ache; synonyms (n) hunger, pain, twinge, thirst, (v) hurt, long, itch, pine, smart, yearn; antonym (n) pleasure, 2. pain; synonyms (n) distress, ache, bother, ill, torment, agony, nuisance, (v) afflict, anguish, grieve, 3. agony; synonyms (n) torture, misery, suffering, grief, pang, passion, sorrow, throe, affliction, martyrdom, 4. torment; synonyms (n) harass, annoy, curse, (v) tease, persecute, badger, irritate, oppress, pester, rack. poenedigaeth torment; synonyms (n) harass, agony, anguish, annoy, pain, (v) torture, tease, distress, afflict, persecute. poeni 1. worry; synonyms (v) torment, trouble, bother, distress, tease, annoy, care, disturb, (n) concern, burden; antonyms (v) soothe, reassure, (n) calmness, reassurance, 2. annoy; synonyms (v) anger, displease, harass, irritate, pester, afflict, aggravate, grate, harry, (n) annoyance; antonyms (v) please, pacify, 3. ache; synonyms (n) hunger, pain, twinge, thirst, (v) hurt, long, itch, pine, smart, yearn; antonym (n) pleasure, 4. grieve; synonyms (v) mourn, aggrieve, bemoan, deplore, lament, sorrow, fret, bewail, injure, regret, 5. ail; synonyms (v) suffer, worry, upset, 6. badger (mochyn daear); synonyms (v) beleaguer, bug, hassle, hound, molest, plague, bait, beset, besiege, heckle, 7. pain; synonyms (n) ache, ill, agony, nuisance, discomfort, dolor, evil, (v) anguish, grieve, agonize, 8. torment; synonyms (n) suffering, curse, misery, (v) torture, persecute, badger, oppress, rack, bedevil, crucify.
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Welsh - English poenus painful; synonyms (adj) difficult, hard, sore, afflictive, bad, grievous, harrowing, sharp, aching, (v) distressing; antonyms (adj) painless, content. poenwr 1. tormentor; synonyms (n) pest, tormenter, torturer, annoyer, executioner, flat, persecutor, tease, teaser, 2. torturer. poenydio 1. fret; synonyms (n) anxiety, (v) agitate, chafe, gall, grate, irritate, trouble, worry, annoy, fray, 2. torment; synonyms (n) harass, agony, anguish, pain, suffering, (v) torture, tease, distress, afflict, persecute, 3. torture; synonyms (n) torment, excruciation, grief, misery, martyrdom, (v) rack, agonize, excruciate, martyr, crucify, 4. vex; synonyms (v) disturb, plague, provoke, fret, bother, displease, exasperate, harry, irk, excite; antonym (v) please. poer 1. spit; synonyms (n) broach, saliva, (v) drizzle, impale, expectorate, skewer, spew, sprinkle, drool, spike, 2. saliva; synonyms (n) spit, spittle, sputum, slabber, belch, dig, eject, expectoration, spade, spadeful, 3. spittle; synonyms (n) slaver, spattle, spatula, spawl, spet, spitting, spital, tongue. poeri 1. spit; synonyms (n) broach, saliva, (v) drizzle, impale, expectorate, skewer, spew, sprinkle, drool, spike, 2. expectorate; synonyms (v) cough, spit, slabber, slaver, slobber, emit. poeryn spittle; synonyms (n) saliva, slaver, spit, sputum, expectoration, slabber, spattle, spatula, spawl, spet. poeth 1. hot; synonyms (adj) warm, ardent, boiling, burning, feverish, fiery, flaming, fresh, blistering, eager; antonyms (adj) mild, cool, cold, freezing, airy, bland, chilly, 2. burning; synonyms (adj) ablaze, afire, blazing, hot, passionate, aflame, (n) combustion, firing, glowing, zealous; antonym (adj) trivial, 3. ardent; synonyms (adj) enthusiastic, fervent, impassioned, keen, vehement, acute, affectionate, avid, devoted, earnest; antonyms (adj) indifferent, apathetic. poethi heat; synonyms (n) glow, fervor, summer, warmth, (v) bake, burn, anger, (adj) fever, excitement, passion; antonyms (n) cold, chill, (v) cool. polisi policy; synonyms (n) course, plan, approach, insurance, tactics, game, system, method, politics, polity. polyn pole; synonyms (n) perch, bar, picket, post, rod, support, terminal, axle, beam, axis. pompiwn 1. gourd; synonyms (n) calabash, flask, gourde, 2. pumpkin; synonyms (n) head, pumpion, punkin, pompion. poncyn 1. bank (banc); synonyms (n) dam, coast, slope, store, limit, stack, bluff, (v) embankment, gradient, deposit; antonym (v) withdraw, 2.
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hillock; synonyms (n) hill, knoll, hummock, mound, rise, hammock. pont 1. bridge; synonyms (n) span, viaduct, pontoon, tie, crossing, nosepiece, (v) stretch, connect, link, traverse, 2. arch; synonyms (n) arc, acute, bend, curvature, dome, (v) curve, bow, vault, (adj) shrewd, sly; antonym (v) straightness. pontio 1. arch; synonyms (n) arc, acute, bend, curvature, dome, (v) curve, bow, vault, (adj) shrewd, sly; antonym (v) straightness, 2. bridge (pont); synonyms (n) span, viaduct, pontoon, tie, crossing, nosepiece, (v) stretch, connect, link, traverse. popty 1. bakehouse; synonyms (n) bakery, bakeshop, washhouse, hothouse, 2. oven; synonyms (n) kiln, furnace, stove, heater, range, boiler. porfa 1. grass; synonyms (n) cannabis, forage, marijuana, pasture, dope, feed, (v) betray, denounce, (adj) pot, green, 2. pasture; synonyms (n) grass, meadow, pasturage, field, fodder, grassland, (v) graze, browse, crop, eat. porffor purple; synonyms (adj) mauve, violet, imperial, lilac, regal, royal, (n) empurpled, magenta, purpleness, (v) empurple. pori 1. graze; synonyms (v) browse, scratch, rub, scrape, chafe, eat, brush, crease, crop, (n) touch, 2. eat (bwyta); synonyms (v) devour, consume, bite, dine, munch, corrode, deplete, drink, feed, (adj) digest, 3. browse; synonyms (v) graze, scan, skim, leaf, pasture, surf, (n) browsing; antonym (v) study. porth 1. help; synonyms (v) aid, assist, avail, facilitate, favor, (n) assistance, benefit, support, assistant, cure; antonyms (v) hinder, worsen, (n) hindrance, detriment, 2. gateway; synonyms (n) door, entrance, gate, doorway, entry, opening, cellarway, driveway, 3. ferry; synonyms (n) ferryboat, boat, ford, pass, passage, ship, (v) carry, convey, transfer, transport, 4. aid; synonyms (n) help, encouragement, relief, backing, boost, care, (v) abet, ease, minister, serve, 5. gate; synonyms (n) mouth, exit, port, approach, threshold, gateway, porch, portal, way, turnout, 6. porch; synonyms (n) lobby, hall, veranda, vestibule, balcony, portico, inlet, patio, chops, conservatory, 7. port; synonyms (n) harbor, haven, asylum, carriage, demeanor, pier, mien, bearing, (adj) larboard, left; antonym (n) starboard, 8. portal; synonyms (n) lips, orifice. porthi feed; synonyms (v) eat, dine, nurture, browse, board, diet, encourage, nourish, (n) aliment, food; antonym (v) starve. porthiant 1. support; synonyms (n) help, stand, aid, keep, comfort, (v) assist, prop, back, brace, encourage; antonyms (n) hindrance, (v) oppose, neglect, undermine, abandon, reject, weaken, 2. food (bwyd); synonyms (n) board, edible, fare,
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aliment, diet, dish, nourishment, sustenance, eating, fodder, 3. sustenance; synonyms (n) support, food, living, maintenance, subsistence, livelihood, nutriment, provisions, sustentation, bread. porthladd 1. harbor; synonyms (n) dock, asylum, cover, harbour, port, shelter, (v) entertain, shield, contain, cherish, 2. haven; synonyms (n) harbor, refuge, retreat, destination, anchorage, seaport, breakwater, 3. port; synonyms (n) haven, carriage, demeanor, pier, mien, bearing, deportment, embrasure, (adj) larboard, left; antonym (n) starboard. porthor 1. porter; synonyms (n) carrier, doorkeeper, gatekeeper, janitor, caretaker, doorman, ostiary, concierge, redcap, 2. doorkeeper; synonyms (n) porter, usher. porthwr feeder; synonyms (n) eater, affluent, feed, filler, tributary, devourer, forehearth, (v) caterer, commissary. portread 1. pattern; synonyms (n) model, design, fashion, form, mold, shape, example, figure, norm, (v) mould, 2. depiction; synonyms (n) picture, portrayal, characterization, delineation, depicting, description, likeness, portrait, drawing, illustration, 3. portrayal; synonyms (n) depiction, portraiture, acting, sketch, enactment, version, representation. portreadu 1. depict; synonyms (v) delineate, describe, demonstrate, draw, illustrate, sketch, paint, portray, depicture, explain, 2. portray; synonyms (v) depict, picture, impersonate, characterize, act, interpret, limn, play, represent, reproduce. pos 1. riddle; synonyms (n) enigma, conundrum, mystery, puzzle, screen, poser, problem, sieve, (v) puncture, filter, 2. conundrum; synonyms (n) riddle, brainteaser, 3. puzzle; synonyms (n) maze, (v) bewilder, perplex, nonplus, baffle, confound, mystify, (adj) confuse, embarrass, pose; antonym (v) enlighten. posibilrwydd possibility; synonyms (n) chance, feasibility, likelihood, opportunity, opening, probability, expectancy, eventuality, expectation, occasion. post 1. post; synonyms (n) place, function, office, position, pillar, stake, attitude, (v) mail, locate, base, 2. pillar; synonyms (n) column, brace, mainstay, obelisk, post, backbone, foundation, monument, pier, stanchion. postio post; synonyms (n) place, function, office, position, pillar, stake, attitude, (v) mail, locate, base. pot pot; synonyms (n) caldron, boiler, can, bucket, belly, cannabis, commode, (v) bottle, (adj) deal, marijuana. potel bottle; synonyms (n) container, flask, jug, jar, pot, carboy, gourd, (v) preserve, can.
potelu bottle (potel); synonyms (n) container, flask, jug, jar, pot, carboy, gourd, (v) preserve, can. poten 1. pudding; synonyms (n) pud, sweet, gut, (adj) butter, clay, curd, dough, jam, pap, gelatinous, 2. paunch; synonyms (n) abdomen, belly, stomach, fat, ventricle, pouch. potensial potential; synonyms (adj) likely, possible, prospective, latent, (n) capability, potency, ability, capacity, possibility, prospect. potes 1. broth; synonyms (n) liquor, consommé, puree, stock, brew, (v) potage, pottage, beverage, 2. soup; synonyms (n) broth, predicament, amalgam, combination, compound, explosive, fog, fuel, (v) drink, (adj) emulsion, 3. pottage; synonyms (n) mush, pap, paste, pulp, sauce, skink, suppage. pothell blister; synonyms (n) bleb, boil, bubble, bulla, abscess, pimple, pustule, (v) scorch, burn, scald. pothellu blister; synonyms (n) bleb, boil, bubble, bulla, abscess, pimple, pustule, (v) scorch, burn, scald. potio 1. pot; synonyms (n) caldron, boiler, can, bucket, belly, cannabis, commode, (v) bottle, (adj) deal, marijuana, 2. tipple; synonyms (n) potation, draft, draught, (v) drink, booze, bib, imbibe, carouse, guzzle. potyn pot; synonyms (n) caldron, boiler, can, bucket, belly, cannabis, commode, (v) bottle, (adj) deal, marijuana. powdr powder; synonyms (n) dust, gunpowder, explosive, (v) grind, crush, pound, pulverise, pulverize, sprinkle, bespangle. powlio 1. roll; synonyms (n) list, revolution, catalogue, inventory, (v) coil, reel, curl, enfold, revolve, wheel, 2. wheel; synonyms (n) circle, cycle, bicycle, gear, (v) roll, turn, bike, spin, trundle, gyrate, 3. trundle; synonyms (v) bowl, twirl, hobble, lumber, scuffle, trendle, (n) truckle, bed, treenail, trunnel. praff 1. thick; synonyms (adj) dense, compact, stupid, crowded, dull, heavy, opaque, slow, stocky, close; antonyms (adj) thin, intelligent, bright, sparse, clever, diluted, fine, slight, transparent, 2. stout; synonyms (adj) fat, sturdy, bold, corpulent, hardy, husky, obese, robust, strong, fleshy; antonyms (adj) slender, slim, flimsy. praffter 1. girth; synonyms (n) cinch, width, belt, circumference, fatness, (v) girt, begird, encircle, gird, girdle; antonym (n) length, 2. thickness; synonyms (n) density, consistency, layer, heaviness, body, breadth, bulk, compactness, crassitude, diameter, 3. stoutness; synonyms (n) corpulence, strength, fleshiness, obesity, robustness, plumpness, brawniness, courage, force, sturdiness; antonyms (n) slenderness, thinness.
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band, bevy, congregation, covey, gang, (v) assemble, (adj) swarm. pranc 1. frolic; synonyms (n) play, romp, sport, caper, diversion, fun, (v) cavort, disport, frisk, gambol, 2. prank; synonyms (n) frolic, hoax, jest, joke, trick, escapade, jape, game, buffoonery, mischief. prancio 1. caper; synonyms (n) prank, skip, hop, joke, play, (v) bound, dance, frolic, leap, romp, 2. gambol; synonyms (v) caper, cavort, frisk, jump, disport, lark, prance, rollick, skylark, (n) fun, 3. prance; synonyms (n) strut, amble, canter, drive, (v) swagger, parade, gambol, curvet, bounce, cock. pratio 1. stroke; synonyms (n) touch, beat, caress, hit, mark, apoplexy, attack, (v) buffet, lick, (adj) blow, 2. caress; synonyms (n) rub, endearment, (v) fondle, stroke, pat, pet, tickle, coddle, cuddle, kiss, 3. pat; synonyms (n) tap, knock, clap, rap, slap, smack, apposite, apt, (v) dab, chuck. pregeth 1. discourse; synonyms (n) address, converse, lecture, sermon, talk, colloquy, conversation, harangue, discussion, (v) chat, 2. sermon; synonyms (n) discourse, oration, homily, speech, preachment, preaching, exhortation, predication, delivery, (v) lesson. pregethu preach; synonyms (v) exhort, lecture, advocate, sermonize, urge, prophesy. pregethwr preacher; synonyms (n) minister, missionary, clergyman, lecturer, parson, priest, sermonizer, vicar, chaplain, cleric. preiddin booty; synonyms (n) plunder, loot, prize, pillage, haul, prey, spoil, spoils, swag, trophy. preifat private; synonyms (adj) clandestine, confidential, personal, covert, hidden, individual, secret, inner, esoteric, (v) close; antonyms (adj) public, communal, community, nationalized, official, state-owned, civic, shared, state. prelad prelate; synonyms (n) bishop, primate, archpriest, hierarch, archbishop, minister, elder, eminence, metropolitan, reverence. preladiaeth prelacy; synonyms (n) apostleship, clergy, ministry, episcopacy, prelateity, prelatism, prelatry, prelature, prelaty, priesthood. premiwm premium; synonyms (n) bonus, agio, bounty, payment, extra, price, prize, reward, agiotage, (adj) superior; antonym (adj) inferior. pren 1. tree (coeden); synonyms (n) gallows, gibbet, stem, house, tribe, hierarchy, landmark, lentisk, (v) corner, collar, 2. wood; synonyms (n) forest, timber, woods, tree, lumber, coppice, jungle, 3. timber; synonyms (n) wood, beam, plank, girder, rafter, timberland, woodland, board, joist, ore. prentis apprentice; synonyms (n) learner, beginner, greenhorn, novice, prentice, student, trainee, recruit, amateur, neophyte.
education, instruction, apprenticeage, apprenticehood, prenticeship. prentisio apprentice; synonyms (n) learner, beginner, greenhorn, novice, prentice, student, trainee, recruit, amateur, neophyte. prepian 1. babble; synonyms (n) drivel, (v) murmur, chat, gab, gossip, ripple, talk, blab, blather, bubble; antonyms (v) quietness, silence, stillness, 2. blab; synonyms (v) babble, chatter, tattle, mouth, blabber, clack, disclose, divulge, gabble, gibber. pres 1. copper; synonyms (n) bronze, bull, cop, fuzz, gold, pig, cent, coin, ingot, nugget, 2. bronze; synonyms (adj) bronzy, embrown, (n) tan, brown, bust, effigy, figure, figurine, head, iridescence, 3. brass; synonyms (n) boldness, face, cheek, nerve, administration, arrogance, insolence, effrontery, (v) audacity, assurance, 4. money (arian); synonyms (n) capital, currency, funds, means, lucre, assets, cash, pelf, purse, (adj) monetary. preseb 1. crib; synonyms (n) cot, pony, bed, cradle, cribbing, trough, hut, (v) pilfer, steal, bag, 2. manger; synonyms (n) cage, gutter, bowl, till, 3. stall; synonyms (n) booth, bench, barn, carrel, compartment, delay, stand, cabin, kiosk, (v) procrastinate. presennol present (anrheg); synonyms (adj) grant, confer, (n) gift, donation, (v) bestow, display, give, introduce, prefer, deliver; antonyms (adj) missing, (n) past, future, history, (v) withdraw, (adv) absent. presenoldeb 1. attendance; synonyms (n) presence, attending, audience, turnout, hearing, tendance, attendancy, bodyguard, crowd, gallery; antonyms (n) absence, nonattendance, 2. presence; synonyms (n) appearance, front, attendance, bearing, manner, mien, carriage, air, comportment, figure. present 1. present (anrheg); synonyms (adj) grant, confer, (n) gift, donation, (v) bestow, display, give, introduce, prefer, deliver; antonyms (adj) missing, (n) past, future, history, (v) withdraw, (adv) absent, 2. gift; synonyms (n) faculty, award, flair, capacity, dower, (v) present, boon, (adj) endowment, ability, talent; antonym (n) inability. preswylfa 1. dwelling; synonyms (n) abode, domicile, home, house, residence, place, address, lodge, apartment, (adj) dwell, 2. abode; synonyms (n) dwelling, abidance, habitat, habitation, inhabitation, lodging, mansion, seat, tenement, (v) bode. preswylio 1. dwell; synonyms (v) abide, inhabit, reside, bide, live, stay, lodge, be, belong, brood, 2. inhabit; synonyms (v) dwell, occupy, people, settle, exist, roost, domicile, populate, (n) habit, (adj)
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perch, 3. reside; synonyms (v) remain, lie, repose, rest, consist, domiciliate, shack, last. preswylydd 1. dweller; synonyms (n) denizen, inhabitant, occupant, resident, tenant, liver, occupier, citizen, native, 2. inhabitant; synonyms (n) dweller, indweller, (v) habitant. pric 1. chip; synonyms (n) splinter, bit, flake, chipping, fleck, fragment, microchip, (v) crack, cut, nick, 2. stick (ffon); synonyms (n) bar, (v) adhere, stab, attach, cling, fix, paste, staff, cohere, affix. pricsiwn 1. butt; synonyms (n) push, extremity, stump, grip, barrel, base, bottom, (v) bunt, abut, border, 2. laughingstock; synonyms (n) butt, goat, mockery, ridicule, arse, ass, backside, (v) dupe, joke, jest. prid 1. dear (Annwyl); synonyms (adj) beloved, close, costly, expensive, lovely, precious, near, adorable, (n) darling, love; antonyms (adj) cheap, worthless, 2. costly; synonyms (adj) dear, valuable, extravagant, high, luxurious, pricey, rich, sumptuous, invaluable, plush, 3. value; synonyms (n) merit, cost, appraise, importance, rate, (v) price, appreciate, assess, esteem, evaluate; antonyms (n) disadvantage, futility, uselessness, insignificance, 4. price; synonyms (n) worth, charge, expense, figure, damage, fee, payment, toll, (v) estimate, amount. pridd 1. earth; synonyms (n) dirt, world, dust, ground, land, clay, lair, creation, ball, country, 2. ground; synonyms (n) base, cause, floor, reason, field, soil, account, (v) bottom, found, establish; antonym (n) ceiling, 3. soil; synonyms (n) grime, (v) smudge, blot, contaminate, dirty, pollute, mire, blemish, defile, foul; antonym (v) clean. priddell clod; synonyms (n) chunk, ball, glebe, lump, oaf, clay, yokel, clump, dolt, (adj) block. priddfaen brick; synonyms (n) block, lump, brown, clay, element, red, (v) mug, pot, (adj) trump, concrete. priddlech tile; synonyms (n) bonnet, castor, ceiling, roof, thatch, wimple, inlay, (v) cover, floor, overlay. priddlyd earthy; synonyms (adj) crude, coarse, earthly, realistic, carnal, gross, ribald, rude, terrene, terrestrial. priddo earth; synonyms (n) dirt, world, dust, ground, land, clay, lair, creation, ball, country. priddyn 1. earth; synonyms (n) dirt, world, dust, ground, land, clay, lair, creation, ball, country, 2. soil; synonyms (n) grime, (v) smudge, blot, contaminate, dirty, pollute, mire, blemish, defile, foul; antonym (v) clean. pridwerth ransom; synonyms (n) rescue, blackmail, deliverance, assessment, benevolence, custom, (v) deliver, redeem, repurchase, repair.
prif 1. chief; synonyms (adj) head, principal, cardinal, capital, arch, central, essential, (n) administrator, boss, captain; antonyms (adj) minor, associate, secondary, 2. prime; synonyms (adj) main, chief, first, early, fundamental, paramount, primary, (n) best, flower, (v) ground, 3. main; synonyms (adj) grand, great, leading, basic, key, major, prominent, vital, (n) ocean, sea; antonyms (adj) auxiliary, supplementary, 4. principal; synonyms (adj) master, foremost, prime, important, big, (n) leader, manager, corpus, general, lead. prifathro 1. headmaster; synonyms (n) head, master, principal, schoolmaster, captain, dean, maestro, original, overlord, passkey, 2. principal; synonyms (adj) cardinal, capital, leading, primary, grand, first, foremost, (n) chief, leader, main; antonym (adj) minor. prifddinas 1. capital; synonyms (n) principal, city, stock, assets, cash, funds, (adj) main, primary, chief, great, 2. metropolis; synonyms (n) capital, town, municipality, borough, burgh, megalopolis. priffordd highway; synonyms (n) road, highroad, way, course, path, route, street, thoroughfare. prifiant growth; synonyms (n) development, accretion, augmentation, evolution, gain, increase, enlargement, germination, accumulation, accession; antonyms (n) decrease, reduction, weakening, decline. prifio grow (tyfu); synonyms (v) advance, augment, develop, enlarge, expand, come, emerge, become, farm, get; antonyms (v) decrease, weaken, shrink. prifysgol university; synonyms (n) school, academy, academe, faculty, institution, (adj) college, academic, educational, scholastic. primas 1. chief; synonyms (adj) head, principal, cardinal, capital, arch, central, essential, (n) administrator, boss, captain; antonyms (adj) minor, associate, secondary, 2. primate; synonyms (n) prelate, ape, monkey, archpriest, clergyman, hierarch, chimp, chimpanzee, elder, eminence. prin 1. barely; synonyms (adv) hardly, just, scarcely, simply, merely, narrowly, purely, scantily, scarce, (adj) only; antonym (adv) almost, 2. hardly; synonyms (adv) rarely, seldom, hard, little, severely, slightly, (adj) barely; antonym (adv) completely, 3. scarcely; synonyms (adv) scantly, exactly, precisely, 4. bare; synonyms (adj) naked, austere, bald, stark, bleak, desolate, devoid, exposed, (v) empty, show; antonyms (adj) covered, cultivated, ornate, concealed, (v) cover, 5. scarce; synonyms (adj) rare, insufficient, deficient, infrequent, scant, scanty, uncommon, few, inadequate, sparse; antonyms (adj) abundant, plentiful, 6. just; synonyms (adv) newly, (adj) fair, right, correct, equitable, accurate, honest, impartial, fit, good; antonyms (adj) unfair, biased, wrong, 7. rare;
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Welsh - English synonyms (adj) extraordinary, exceptional, precious, thin, unusual, choice, curious, fine, odd, peculiar; antonyms (adj) common, frequent, ordinary. prinhau diminish; synonyms (v) decrease, abate, decline, lessen, abridge, deduct, detract, dwindle, fall, (adj) degrade; antonyms (v) increase, grow. print print; synonyms (n) imprint, mark, impression, engraving, copy, lettering, picture, (v) impress, photograph, issue. printio print; synonyms (n) imprint, mark, impression, engraving, copy, lettering, picture, (v) impress, photograph, issue. printiwr printer; synonyms (n) pressman, typographer, correspondent, newspaperman, newspaperwoman, newswriter, imprinter. priod 1. spouse; synonyms (n) consort, husband, partner, wife, man, mate, match, companion, woman, (v) neogamist, 2. own; synonyms (v) acknowledge, admit, have, concede, allow, grant, hold, possess, confess, (adj) individual, 3. married; synonyms (adj) marital, wedded, conjugal, matrimonial, connubial, nuptial; antonyms (adj) single, unmarried, 4. proper; synonyms (adj) appropriate, correct, due, decent, fit, just, agreeable, apt, becoming, befitting; antonyms (adj) improper, inappropriate, unseemly, wrong, rude. priodas 1. wedding; synonyms (n) marriage, matrimony, nuptial, nuptials, wedlock, (adj) bridal, matrimonial; antonym (n) divorce, 2. marriage; synonyms (n) wedding, espousal, union, alliance, coupling, bond, (v) match; antonym (n) separation, 3. match; synonyms (n) equal, (v) agree, mate, meet, parallel, accord, correspond, harmonise, harmonize, balance; antonyms (v) clash, contradict, 4. matrimony; synonyms (n) alloyage, commixion, intermixture. priodasfab bridegroom; synonyms (n) groom, husband, helpmate, hostler, mate, ostler, servant, stableboy, stableman, (v) bride. priodasferch bride; synonyms (n) wife, mate, woman, helpmate. priodasol 1. married; synonyms (adj) marital, wedded, conjugal, matrimonial, connubial, nuptial; antonyms (adj) single, unmarried, 2. matrimonial; synonyms (adj) married, bridal, spousal. priod-ddull idiom; synonyms (n) dialect, expression, language, accent, jargon, parlance, phrase, speech, tongue, vernacular. priodfab bridegroom; synonyms (n) groom, husband, helpmate, hostler, mate, ostler, servant, stableboy, stableman, (v) bride. priodferch bride; synonyms (n) wife, mate, woman, helpmate.
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priodi marry; synonyms (v) join, link, conjoin, splice, tie, unite, wive, couple, (n) espouse, wed; antonym (v) divorce. priodol 1. appropriate; synonyms (adj) pertinent, proper, true, agreeable, apposite, apt, congruous, (v) annex, allocate, adopt; antonyms (adj)
inappropriate, unsuitable, unrelated, untimely, wrong, (v) surrender, 2. apposite; synonyms (adj) appropriate, apropos, fit, suitable, applicable, adequate, correct, fitting, germane, pat, 3. proper; synonyms (adj) due, decent, just, becoming, befitting, decorous, legitimate, modest, right, neat; antonyms (adj) improper, unseemly, rude. priodoldeb 1. appropriateness; synonyms (n) aptness, propriety, appositeness, convenience, correctness, decency, fitness, rightness, suitability; antonyms (n) inappropriateness, unsuitability, 2. propriety; synonyms (n) decorum, etiquette, correctitude, grace, justice, manners, properness, reason, (adj) modesty, aptitude; antonyms (n) impropriety, rudeness. priodoledd attribute; synonyms (n) assign, quality, characteristic, emblem, feature, character, (v) ascribe, blame, charge, (adj) property. priodoli 1. ascribe; synonyms (v) attribute, accredit, assign, impute, arrogate, attach, lay, refer, blame, 2. attribute; synonyms (n) quality, characteristic, emblem, feature, character, mark, (v) ascribe, charge, credit, (adj) property. priodoliaeth attribute; synonyms (n) assign, quality, characteristic, emblem, feature, character, (v) ascribe, blame, charge, (adj) property. prior prior; synonyms (adj) former, preceding, anterior, earlier, foregoing, past, previous, preliminary, advance, (n) abbot; antonym (adj) subsequent. priordy priory; synonyms (v) cloister, monastery, abbey, convent, nunnery. pris 1. price; synonyms (n) cost, worth, charge, expense, figure, (v) appraise, estimate, amount, assess, (adj) merit, 2. charge; synonyms (n) accusation, burden, care, command, commission, bill, (v) accuse, blame, attack, bid; antonyms (v) request, absolve, retreat, 3. value; synonyms (n) importance, rate, consequence, (v) price, appreciate, esteem, evaluate, cherish, measure, prize; antonyms (n) disadvantage, futility, uselessness, insignificance. prisio 1. assess; synonyms (v) appraise, evaluate, appreciate, value, estimate, gauge, mark, measure, review, tax, 2. appreciate; synonyms (v) esteem, prize, treasure, fathom, acknowledge, admire, apprize, cherish, comprehend, (adj) understand; antonyms (v) depreciate, scorn, 3. appraise; synonyms (v) assess, rate, calculate, consider, judge,
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survey, assay, charge, compute, price, 4. price; synonyms (n) cost, worth, expense, figure, damage, fee, payment, toll, (v) amount, (adj) merit, 5. value; synonyms (n) importance, consequence, regard, usefulness, account, import, utility, (v) rank, respect, revere; antonyms (n) disadvantage, futility, uselessness, insignificance, 6. prize; synonyms (n) award, plunder, booty, premium, loot, trophy, honour, (v) honor, pry, (adj) choice. prisiwr valuer; synonym (n) estimator. problem problem; synonyms (n) bother, conundrum, difficulty, trouble, knot, enigma, job, matter, riddle, (v) question. proc poke; synonyms (v) jab, nudge, prod, push, (n) dig, bag, punch, thrust, biff, jabbing. procer poker; synonyms (n) lotto, monte, nap, reversis, shovel, squeezers, tongs, trivet, bluff, braggadocio. procio 1. poke; synonyms (v) jab, nudge, prod, push, (n) dig, bag, punch, thrust, biff, jabbing, 2. throb; synonyms (n) pulsation, (v) beat, quiver, ache, pulsate, pulse, pound, flutter, palpitate, shudder. profedigaeth 1. temptation; synonyms (n) enticement, lure, attraction, bait, allurement, invitation, seduction, inducement, allure, appeal; antonym (n) repulsion, 2. trial; synonyms (n) test, examination, experiment, affliction, essay, hardship, hearing, adversity, audition, attempt. proffes profession; synonyms (n) confession, declaration, employment, occupation, affirmation, calling, career, job, vocation, position. proffesiynol professional; synonyms (adj) specialist, occupational, competent, technical, skillful, proficient, (n) expert, authority, master, pro; antonyms (adj) unpaid, unprofessional, (n) amateur. proffesu profess; synonyms (v) assert, declare, feign, affirm, avow, claim, confess, pretend, protest, state. proffeswr professor; synonyms (n) lecturer, scholar, teacher, instructor, coach, don, trainer, tutor, academic, connoisseur. proffeswrol professorial; synonyms (adj) learned, pedagogic, professory. proffid profit; synonyms (n) gain, benefit, account, good, produce, earnings, increase, (v) net, advance, (adj) advantage; antonym (v) lose. proffidio profit; synonyms (n) gain, benefit, account, good, produce, earnings, increase, (v) net, advance, (adj) advantage; antonym (v) lose. proffidiol profitable; synonyms (adj) productive, advantageous, beneficial, fruitful, helpful, good, gainful, lucrative, useful, desirable; antonyms (adj) unprofitable, dependent. proffwyd prophet; synonyms (n) augur, oracle, diviner, predictor, seer, vaticinator, forecaster, visionary, clairvoyant, priest.
proffwydes prophetess; synonyms (n) sibyl, seeress, clairvoyant. proffwydo prophesy; synonyms (v) foretell, predict, presage, prognosticate, augur, forecast, foreshow, portend, anticipate, bode. proffwydol prophetic; synonyms (adj) predictive, oracular, mantic, prophetical, biblical, prognostic, visionary. proffwydoliaeth prophecy; synonyms (n) divination, augury, forecast, prognostication, prediction, vaticination, prognosis, omen, revelation, foreboding. profi 1. prove; synonyms (v) demonstrate, attest, confirm, manifest, establish, evidence, examine, show, approve, assert; antonym (v) disprove, 2. taste; synonyms (n) bit, flavor, liking, morsel, penchant, appetite, (v) relish, savor, sample, smack; antonyms (n) dislike, tastelessness, 3. experience; synonyms (n) event, episode, happening, (v) encounter, endure, suffer, enjoy, feel, have, (adj) see; antonym (n) inexperience, 4. approve; synonyms (v) sanction, adopt, accept, acknowledge, allow, admit, agree, endorse, let, ratify; antonyms (v) reject, censure, condemn, disapprove, forbid, veto, 5. assay; synonyms (n) examination, (v) test, try, attempt, experiment, seek, survey, appraise, assess, estimate, 6. try; synonyms (v) struggle, prove, strive, assay, judge, (n) endeavor, essay, chance, effort, shot. profiad experience; synonyms (n) event, episode, happening, (v) encounter, endure, suffer, examine, enjoy, feel, (adj) see; antonym (n) inexperience. profiadol experienced; synonyms (adj) accomplished, capable, educated, competent, expert, knowledgeable, old, practiced, proficient, skillful; antonyms (adj) inexperienced, naive, immature. profocio 1. provoke; synonyms (v) excite, incite, defy, offend, anger, arouse, enrage, inflame, invite, irritate; antonyms (v) calm, mollify, please, soothe, 2. badger (mochyn daear); synonyms (v) pester, annoy, tease, bother, harass, beleaguer, bug, harry, hassle, hound, 3. banter; synonyms (n) ridicule, raillery, (v) badinage, chaff, jest, joke, kid, deride, quiz, retort, 4. tease; synonyms (v) molest, taunt, bait, plague, provoke, worry, badger, banter, bully, mock. profwr 1. taster; synonyms (n) taste, bite, chew, example, indication, morsel, mouthful, nibble, piece, sample, 2. tester; synonyms (n) examiner, bed, berth, pallet, inspector, change, doit, farthing, investigator, mite. prosiect project; synonyms (n) design, device, scheme, idea, (v) plan, hurl, contrive, jut, overhang, protrude.
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Welsh - English prudd 1. wise; synonyms (adj) judicious, reasonable, sensible, intelligent, knowing, prudent, rational, sagacious, sound, (n) method; antonyms (adj) foolish, unwise, stupid, 2. grave; synonyms (adj) austere, critical, serious, severe, solemn, earnest, bad, dangerous, (v) acute, engrave; antonyms (adj) mild, frivolous, funny, 3. serious; synonyms (adj) grave, heavy, sedate, great, hard, considerable, grievous, sad, (v) important, momentous; antonyms (adj) lighthearted, cheerful, flippant, humorous, minor, playful, slight, 4. sad; synonyms (adj) dreary, dismal, distressing, gloomy, miserable, mournful, pitiable, pitiful, bleak, dejected; antonyms (adj) happy, joyful, brave, cheery, composed. pruddaidd 1. gloomy; synonyms (adj) dark, black, cheerless, dejected, depressing, desolate, disconsolate, dismal, downcast, dim; antonyms (adj) bright, cheerful, cheery, encouraging, happy, hopeful, light, 2. sad; synonyms (adj) dreary, distressing, gloomy, miserable, mournful, pitiable, pitiful, bad, bleak, deplorable; antonyms (adj) joyful, brave, composed, 3. mournful; synonyms (adj) doleful, melancholy, sad, funereal, dolorous, lamentable, lugubrious, pensive, sorrowful, (n) plaintive. pruddglwyf 1. depression; synonyms (n) basin, cavity, dejection, decline, dent, dip, hole, hollow, impression, slump; antonyms (n) cheerfulness, happiness, boom, elation, encouragement, inflation, outcrop, 2. melancholy; synonyms (adj) dreary, depressed, dejected, dismal, doleful, gloomy, (n) gloom, depression, gloominess, melancholic; antonyms (adj) cheerful, happy. pruddglwyfus 1. depressed; synonyms (adj) concave, low, blue, dejected, dispirited, down, downcast, downhearted, gloomy, hollow; antonyms (adj) cheerful, happy, convex, 2. melancholy; synonyms (adj) dreary, depressed, dismal, doleful, bleak, cheerless, (n) gloom, depression, gloominess, melancholic; antonym (n) happiness. pruddhau 1. depress; synonyms (v) push, dampen, deject, discourage, dishearten, chill, abase, demoralize, (adj) damp, degrade; antonyms (v) encourage, cheer, 2. sadden; synonyms (v) depress, aggrieve, distress, pain, grieve, afflict, sad, hurt, oppress, trouble. pryd 1. when; synonyms (adv) as, once, then, because, than, since, equally, (conj) although, while, (prep) during, 2. form; synonyms (n) figure, design, arrange, ceremony, (v) cast, make, fashion, build, constitute, establish, 3. time (amser); synonyms (n) hour, moment, period, duration, epoch, era, measure, season, day, spell; antonym (n) death, 4. meal; synonyms (n) food, feed, flour, repast, banquet, spread, bite, 5. while; synonyms (conj)
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decent, good-looking, decorous, handsome, personable, proper, seemly, shapely, agreeable. prydydd 1. bard; synonyms (n) minstrel, poet, muse, (adj) lyrist, scald, skald, troubadour, trouvere, (v) attire, caparison, 2. poet; synonyms (n) bard, author, maker, lyricist, manufacturer, meditate, muset, novelist, playwright, writer. prydyddiaeth poetry; synonyms (n) poem, poesy, verse, song, rhyme, style; antonym (n) prose. prydyddol 1. metrical; synonyms (adj) metric, measured, cadenced, calculated, careful, deliberate, even, intermittent, musical, poetic, 2. poetical; synonyms (adj) figurative, imaginative, inventive, poematic. prydyddu poetize; synonyms (v) verse, versify, compose, scan, poetise, idealize. pryf 1. worm; synonyms (n) bird, (v) squirm, wriggle, twist, helix, spiral, writhe, buckle, (adj) insect, animalcule, 2. insect; synonyms (n) bug, worm, fish, louse, beast, amphibian, (adj) maggot, midge, minnow, shrimp, 3. fly; synonyms (v) escape, dash, drive, flee, glide, elope, aviate, (n) flap, (adj) break, flit, 4. vermin; synonyms (n) varmint, trash, fly, parasites, pests, varment, bedbugs, cockroaches, fleas, lice. pryfedog verminous; synonym (adj) filthy. pryfyn worm; synonyms (n) bird, (v) squirm, wriggle, twist, helix, spiral, writhe, buckle, (adj) insect, animalcule. prynhawn afternoon; synonyms (n) day, daylight, morning, siesta, teatime. prynhawnol 1. afternoon; synonyms (n) day, daylight, morning, siesta, teatime, 2. evening; synonyms (n) even, dusk, dark, eve, eventide, nightfall, sunset, twilight, night, sundown; antonyms (n) dawn, daybreak. pryniad purchase (prynu); synonyms (n) acquisition, bargain, leverage, acquirement, grip, (v) buy, get, obtain, contract, acquire; antonyms (n) transaction, (v) sell. prynu 1. buy; synonyms (v) acquire, bribe, take, shop, accept, believe, get, (n) bargain, purchase, acquisition; antonym (v) sell, 2. purchase; synonyms (n) leverage, acquirement, grip, hold, (v) buy, obtain, contract, gain, procure, attain; antonym (n) transaction, 3. redeem; synonyms (v) atone, deliver, recover, recoup, expiate, ransom, reclaim, save, free, extricate. prynwr 1. redeemer; synonyms (n) savior, deliverer, saviour, salvation, champion, deliveryman, liberator, 2. buyer; synonyms (n) purchaser, client, customer, consumer, emptor, shopper, user, vendee, patron; antonyms (n) seller, vendor. prys 1. wood; synonyms (n) forest, timber, woods, tree, lumber, coppice, jungle, 2. bush; synonyms (n) shrub, bushing, wild, chaparral, hedge, plant,
scrub, wilderness, 3. price; synonyms (n) cost, worth, charge, expense, figure, (v) appraise, estimate, amount, assess, (adj) merit. prysglwyn brake; synonyms (n) bracken, bit, curb, constraint, snaffle, (v) halt, retard, stop, slow, block; antonym (v) accelerate. prysgwydd brushwood; synonyms (n) brush, undergrowth, underwood, scrub, bushes, copse, firewood, thicket. prysur 1. busy; synonyms (adj) active, brisk, assiduous, engaged, occupied, agile, crowded, industrious, meddlesome, (v) occupy; antonyms (adj) idle, free, inactive, 2. hasty; synonyms (adj) fast, abrupt, cursory, fleet, careless, hurried, impetuous, quick, rash, speedy; antonyms (adj) slow, considered, deliberate, leisurely, sensible, 3. diligent; synonyms (adj) busy, careful, painstaking, earnest, attentive, laborious, studious, conscientious, indefatigable, meticulous; antonyms (adj) lazy, negligent, 4. serious; synonyms (adj) grave, heavy, sedate, austere, great, hard, considerable, critical, (v) important, momentous; antonyms (adj) frivolous, lighthearted, cheerful, flippant, humorous, mild, minor, playful, slight. prysurdeb 1. hurry; synonyms (n) speed, haste, dispatch, flurry, (v) bustle, hasten, accelerate, dash, expedite, scurry; antonyms (n) slowness, (v) dawdle, 2. busyness; synonyms (n) application, hum, 3. haste; synonyms (n) celerity, expedition, rapidity, rush, hastiness, quickness, velocity, alacrity, (v) hurry, hustle. prysuro 1. hurry; synonyms (n) speed, haste, dispatch, flurry, (v) bustle, hasten, accelerate, dash, expedite, scurry; antonyms (n) slowness, (v) dawdle, 2. hasten; synonyms (v) further, forward, advance, hurry, hie, rush, dart, facilitate, precipitate, (adj) quicken; antonym (v) delay. pulpud pulpit; synonyms (n) podium, ambo, dais, platform, rostrum, stump, stand, state, theater, stage. pumongl pentagon; synonyms (n) pentangle, polygon. pump five; synonyms (n) cinque, quint, quintuplet, fin, ace, eight, fins, fivesome, interim, (adj) quinary. punt pound; synonyms (v) beat, pen, bang, crush, flap, grind, hammer, maul, palpitate, thump. pupur pepper; synonyms (n) capsicum, peppercorn, (v) pelt, bombard, sprinkle, (adj) salt, season, spice. pur 1. pure; synonyms (adj) just, absolute, genuine, natural, artless, clean, clear, faultless, fresh, (n) chaste; antonyms (adj) impure, contaminated, diluted, dishonored, tainted, wicked, 2. sincere; synonyms (adj) devout, faithful, heartfelt, honest, candid, cordial, direct, frank, (v) hearty, earnest; antonyms (adj) insincere, dishonest, affected,
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Welsh - English flippant, guarded, 3. fairly; synonyms (adv) completely, moderately, somewhat, equitably, fair, justly, passably, pretty, quite, rather; antonyms (adv) unfairly, extremely, unjustly, 4. very; synonyms (adv) greatly, highly, really, entirely, most, truly, actually, (adj) much, identical, (n) self; antonyms (adv) abysmally, slightly, 5. rather; synonyms (adv) enough, fairly, considerably, instead, kinda, preferably, relatively, comparatively, reasonably, sooner. purdan purgatory; synonyms (n) limbo, purgation, hell, grief, punishment, (adj) expiatory. purdeb 1. sincerity; synonyms (n) candor, earnestness, integrity, heartiness, cordiality, frankness, genuineness, faithfulness, (adj) honesty, probity; antonyms (n) insincerity, dishonesty, hypocrisy, 2. purity; synonyms (n) innocence, holiness, cleanness, clearness, honor, virtue, perfection, chastity, pureness, sanctity; antonyms (n) coarseness, guilt. puredd 1. purity; synonyms (n) innocence, holiness, cleanness, clearness, honor, virtue, perfection, chastity, pureness, sanctity; antonyms (n) coarseness, guilt, 2. innocence; synonyms (n) blamelessness, ignorance, artlessness, gullibility, ingenuousness, purity, innocency, simplicity, sinlessness, candor; antonym (n) sophistication. puredigaeth 1. ablution; synonyms (n) bath, wash, bathing, washing, purification, catharsis, baptism, washup, fen, (v) colature, 2. purification; synonyms (n) defecation, purge, refinement, refining, rectification, epuration, sublimation, civilization, cultivation, elegance; antonyms (n) ruining, debasement. puro 1. cleanse; synonyms (v) bathe, wash, clarify, wipe, clear, disinfect, purify, refine, rinse, (adj) clean; antonyms (v) contaminate, dirty, 2. purify; synonyms (v) purge, distill, sanctify, depurate, chasten, lustrate, expurgate, filter, improve, (adj) cleanse; antonym (v) pollute. puror harpist; synonym (n) harper. purwr 1. refiner; synonyms (n) purifier, cleanser, smelter, 2. purifier; synonyms (n) antiseptic, cleaner, purificator, bactericide, disinfectant, germicide, sanitizer, sterilizer, bleach, decontaminator. putain 1. prostitute; synonyms (n) courtesan, bawd, harlot, cocotte, tart, whore, mistress, (v) profane, abuse, (adj) pervert, 2. whore; synonyms (n) prostitute, trollop, strumpet, advoutress, slattern, verticil, (v) debauch, 3. harlot; synonyms (n) drab, wanton. puteindra 1. harlotry; synonyms (n) prostitution, whoredom, courtesanship, putanism, baggage, buffoonery, (adj) stupration, 2. prostitution; synonyms (n) harlotry, abuse, profanation,
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perversion, misuse, adulteration, alloy, canker, (adj) adultery, advoutry. puteiniwr fornicator; synonyms (n) adulterer, intrigant, goat, paillard, satyr, committer, gallant, seducer, twigger. pwdin pudding; synonyms (n) pud, sweet, gut, (adj) butter, clay, curd, dough, jam, pap, gelatinous. pwdr 1. rotten; synonyms (adj) bad, foul, poor, fetid, lousy, musty, off, putrid, ill, (v) decayed; antonym (adj) fresh, 2. putrid; synonyms (adj) malodorous, rotten, corrupt, noisome, smelly, foetid, putrefied, stinking, filthy, nasty, 3. corrupt; synonyms (adj) canker, (n) poison, (v) adulterate, contaminate, taint, bribe, debase, defile, infect, buy; antonyms (adj) honest, moral, principled, pure. pwdu 1. sulk; synonyms (v) brood, mope, pout, glower, grizzle, stew, (n) mood, temper, sulkiness, 2. pout; synonyms (n) eelpout, face, hornpout, (v) sulk, glout, (adj) frown, lower, scowl, bulge, gloam. pwerus powerful; synonyms (adj) cogent, able, brawny, forcible, hard, mighty, muscular, potent, strong, effective; antonyms (adj) powerless, weak, mild. pwff 1. blast; synonyms (n) bang, slam, burst, (v) attack, blare, blight, bomb, boom, (adj) discharge, explosion, 2. puff; synonyms (n) gasp, whiff, drag, (v) pant, blow, boast, gust, brag, heave, huff. pwl 1. attack; synonyms (n) incursion, thrust, aggression, fit, (v) assault, assail, attempt, aggress, charge, invade; antonyms (n) defense, (v) defend, protect, retreat, 2. fit; synonyms (v) agree, accommodate, meet, suit, adapt, correspond, (adj) decorous, apt, (n) adjust, convulsion; antonyms (adj) unfit, inappropriate, unwell, 3. paroxysm; synonyms (n) burst, explosion, outburst, attack, seizure, spasm. pwll 1. pool; synonyms (n) plash, lake, pond, mere, cartel, basin, kitty, syndicate, (v) combine, merge, 2. pit; synonyms (n) cavity, dent, hole, depression, grave, colliery, excavation, (v) den, ditch, (adj) hollow, 3. pond; synonyms (n) pool, loch, reservoir, sea, tank, broad, lough. pwn 1. pack; synonyms (n) bundle, mob, bevy, bunch, company, herd, batch, (v) crowd, compress, heap; antonym (v) unpack, 2. burden; synonyms (n) load, anxiety, pack, strain, (v) bother, weight, burthen, clog, trouble, afflict; antonyms (v) relieve, unburden, 3. bale; synonyms (n) package, calamity, cargo, shipment. pwnc 1. subject; synonyms (n) matter, citizen, affair, dependent, inferior, issue, motif, question, (adj) liable, exposed; antonym (adj) liberated, 2. point; synonyms (n) place, grade, peak, nib, edge, aim, article, degree, (v) head, direct, 3. question; synonyms (n) inquiry, challenge, demand, (v) doubt,
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query, distrust, inquire, interrogate, investigate, contest; antonyms (n) certainty, (v) answer. pwniad 1. dig; synonyms (v) jab, delve, prod, burrow, comprehend, excavate, investigate, (n) poke, excavation, gibe; antonym (n) compliment, 2. nudge; synonyms (v) thrust, dig, jog, bump, elbow, jostle, punch, (n) push, touch, jerk. pwnio 1. beat; synonyms (v) batter, flap, pulsate, throb, tick, trounce, (n) pulse, thump, knock, round; antonym (v) lose, 2. wallop; synonyms (n) bang, hit, bash, blow, strike, (v) punch, whack, beat, clout, thrash, 3. thump; synonyms (n) cuff, crack, crash, tap, (v) bump, thud, pound, clump, wallop, buffet, 4. nudge; synonyms (v) thrust, dig, jog, prod, elbow, jostle, (n) jab, poke, push, touch. pwns punch; synonyms (n) jab, drill, cuff, die, (v) poke, hit, prick, beat, perforate, stab. pwnsio punch; synonyms (n) jab, drill, cuff, die, (v) poke, hit, prick, beat, perforate, stab. pwrcas purchase (prynu); synonyms (n) acquisition, bargain, leverage, acquirement, grip, (v) buy, get, obtain, contract, acquire; antonyms (n) transaction, (v) sell. pwrcasu purchase (prynu); synonyms (n) acquisition, bargain, leverage, acquirement, grip, (v) buy, get, obtain, contract, acquire; antonyms (n) transaction, (v) sell. pwrpas purpose; synonyms (n) aim, plan, design, mind, effect, end, purport, (v) intention, project, object. pwrpasol suitable; synonyms (adj) appropriate, fit, good, apt, proper, right, convenient, eligible, apposite, (v) becoming; antonyms (adj) inappropriate, unsuitable, wrong, improper. pwrpasu 1. purpose; synonyms (n) aim, plan, design, mind, effect, end, purport, (v) intention, project, object, 2. intend; synonyms (v) destine, mean, determine, contemplate, denote, purpose, consider, believe, import, calculate. pwrs 1. udder; synonyms (n) bag, pericarp, bagful, base, dish, grip, handbag, pocketbook, purse, suitcase, 2. bag; synonyms (n) pocket, pouch, package, briefcase, sack, case, container, (v) bulge, capture, catch, 3. purse; synonyms (n) prize, pod, (v) pucker, wrinkle, crease, contract. pwsyn pussy; synonyms (n) cat, puss, cunt, kitty, pussycat, snatch, twat, (adj) purulent, festering, infected. pwt 1. prod; synonyms (v) goad, poke, jab, impel, drive, dig, incite, nudge, (n) push, prompt, 2. poke; synonyms (v) prod, shove, (n) bag, punch, thrust, biff, jabbing, pocket, sack, garget, 3. stump; synonyms (n) stub, end, (v) confuse, baffle, bewilder, mystify, nonplus, perplex, puzzle, stamp.
pwti putty; synonyms (n) cement, paste, glue, lute, mastic, solder, gum, stucco, (adj) adaptable, pliable.
pwy who; synonyms (pron) one, (adj) which, what. pwyll 1. discretion; synonyms (n) caution, circumspection, delicacy, prudence, diplomacy, calculation, discernment, discreetness, tact, confidentiality; antonym (n) recklessness, 2. sense; synonyms (n) intelligence, perception, meaning, sensation, logic, awareness, experience, (v) feel, intellect, mind; antonyms (n) garbage, ludicrousness, nonsense, stupidity, foolishness, gibberish. pwyllgor committee; synonyms (n) board, council, commission, consignee, trustee, cabinet, bureau, staff, group, team. pwyllo 1. consider; synonyms (v) believe, regard, think, cogitate, view, assume, calculate, conceive, contemplate, deliberate; antonym (v) ignore, 2. pause; synonyms (n) break, intermission, interruption, rest, gap, (v) halt, adjournment, delay, hesitate, (adj) discontinue; antonyms (n) decisiveness, (v) continue, 3. reflect; synonyms (v) ponder, consider, meditate, muse, mirror, mull, bethink, echo, excogitate, ruminate. pwyllog 1. deliberate; synonyms (adj) careful, calculated, circumspect, (v) consider, cogitate, consult, debate, think, confer, contemplate; antonyms (adj) accidental, chance, unintentional, hasty, ingenuous, involuntary, spontaneous, 2. discreet; synonyms (adj) prudent, cautious, chary, discerning, tactful, wise, diplomatic, considerate, judicious, modest; antonyms (adj) conspicuous, elaborate, tactless, careless, indiscreet, 3. prudent; synonyms (adj) discreet, economical, frugal, reasonable, deliberate, advisable, canny, politic, provident, sane; antonyms (adj) foolish, imprudent, reckless, spendthrift, stupid. pwynt point; synonyms (n) place, grade, peak, nib, edge, aim, article, degree, (v) head, direct. pwyntil 1. pencil; synonyms (n) pen, beam, clump, cluster, gleam, group, (v) brush, draw, design, paint, 2. tag; synonyms (n) tail, shred, tab, (v) label, dog, mark, name, chase, pursue, earmark, 3. tab; synonyms (n) bill, check, account, invoice, flap, statement, score, tally, (v) list, arrest. pwyntio 1. point; synonyms (n) place, grade, peak, nib, edge, aim, article, degree, (v) head, direct, 2. fatten; synonyms (v) batten, fat, elaborate, feed, expand, (n) enrich, (adj) fructify, bloom, blossom, blow. pwyo 1. beat; synonyms (v) batter, flap, pulsate, throb, tick, trounce, (n) pulse, thump, knock, round; antonym (v) lose, 2. bray; synonyms (v) grind, blare, bruise, comminute, crush, mash, pound, abrade, grate, scrape, 3. batter; synonyms (n) batsman, (v) baste, hammer, bash, beat, break,
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deterioration, corrosion, disintegration, (v) putrescence, 2. rottenness; synonyms (n) putridness, corruptness, putrefaction, (v) moldiness. pydru 1. rot; synonyms (n) decay, corruption, drivel, (v) decompose, canker, corrupt, disintegrate, fester, molder, perish, 2. putrefy; synonyms (v) rot, spoil, taint, crumble. pyg 1. pitch; synonyms (n) degree, dip, (v) fling, cast, chuck, lurch, tilt, toss, heave, hurl, 2. bitumen; synonyms (n) asphaltum, bitume, slime. pyglyd bituminous; synonyms (adj) asphaltic, pitchy, tarry. pygu pitch; synonyms (n) degree, dip, (v) fling, cast, chuck, lurch, tilt, toss, heave, hurl. pyllu pit; synonyms (n) cavity, dent, hole, depression, grave, colliery, excavation, (v) den, ditch, (adj) hollow. pylni 1. dullness; synonyms (n) dimness, apathy, bluntness, boredom, flatness, monotony, obtuseness, phlegm, tedium, torpor; antonyms (n) brightness, brilliance, excitement, intensity, intelligence, shine, 2. bluntness; synonyms (n) dullness, honesty, frankness, brusqueness, sincerity, candidness, openness, candor, directness, dulness. pylor 1. dust; synonyms (n) powder, dirt, grit, relics, remains, (v) clean, sprinkle, spray, wipe, spread, 2. powder; synonyms (n) dust, gunpowder, explosive, (v) grind, crush, pound, pulverise, pulverize, bespangle. pylu 1. dull; synonyms (adj) dim, blunt, dense, dreary, sluggish, bland, boring, cloudy, cold, (v) deaden; antonyms (adj) bright, lively, sharp, exciting, interesting, lustrous, stimulating, amusing, exhilarating, glittery, 2. blunt; synonyms (adj) dull, bluff, candid, direct, forthright, frank, outspoken, plain, round, abrupt; antonyms (adj) devious, pointed, (v) hone, sharpen. pyncio 1. play (chwarae); synonyms (v) act, pastime, enact, exercise, perform, joke, (n) frolic, game, sport, bet; antonym (v) work, 2. sing (canu); synonyms (v) chant, hymn, chirp, hum, drone, pipe, twitter, vocalize, carol, (n) squeak. pynio 1. load; synonyms (n) charge, cargo, freight, stack, heap, pack, (v) burden, fill, encumber, pile; antonym (v) unload, 2. burden; synonyms (n) load, anxiety, strain, bale, (v) bother, weight, burthen, clog, trouble, afflict; antonyms (v) relieve, unburden, 3. pack; synonyms (n) bundle, mob, bevy, bunch, company, herd, batch, backpack, (v) crowd, compress; antonym (v) unpack. pyped puppet; synonyms (n) doll, pawn, creature, instrument, marionette, tool, hireling, mammet, mercenary, protege.
Pyrs pierce; synonyms (v) impale, cut, perforate, bore, enter, stab, stick, bite, drill, (n) prick. pysen pea; synonyms (n) pease, bead, coat, (adj) bulb, bullet, clew, drop, globule, green, marble. pysgod fish; synonyms (n) bird, insect, mollusk, shellfish, worm, (v) angle, seek, hunt, pursue, grope. pysgodfa fishery; synonyms (n) fishing, piscary, piscation, (v) aquarium. pysgodlyn aquarium; synonyms (n) vivarium, (v) fishery. pysgodyn fish; synonyms (n) bird, insect, mollusk, shellfish, worm, (v) angle, seek, hunt, pursue, grope. pysgota 1. angling; synonyms (v) hawking, shooting, 2. fish; synonyms (n) bird, insect, mollusk, shellfish, worm, (v) angle, seek, hunt, pursue, grope, 3. angle; synonyms (n) hook, incline, view, aspect, cant, corner, (v) slant, lean, tilt, fish. pysgoty aquarium; synonyms (n) vivarium, (v) fishery. pytaten potato; synonyms (n) murphy, spud, tater, bittersweet, countenance, eggplant, face, head.
R rabbi rabbi; synonyms (n) clergyman, priest, chaplain, master, rebbe, teacher. rabbiniaidd rabbinical; synonyms (adj) rabbinic, clerical. radical radical; synonyms (adj) extremist, basic, exhaustive, extreme, revolutionary, base, primary, ultra, drastic, (n) basis; antonyms (adj) conventional, old-fashioned, (n) moderate, conservative, traditionalist. radio radio; synonyms (n) wireless, broadcasting, radiotelegram, radiocommunication, tuner, television, (v) broadcast, transmit, notify, report. ras race; synonyms (n) kind, dash, family, career, competition, (v) course, run, rush, fly, (adj) lineage. rasio race; synonyms (n) kind, dash, family, career, competition, (v) course, run, rush, fly, (adj) lineage. record record; synonyms (n) register, list, account, book, disk, document, history, (v) chronicle, file, enter. recordio record; synonyms (n) register, list, account, book, disk, document, history, (v) chronicle, file, enter. refferendwm referendum; synonyms (n) vote, ballot, election, poll, initiative, plebiscitum, plumper, recall, suffrage, voice.
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reiat 1. row (rhwyfo); synonyms (n) altercation, line,
rhaeadr 1. waterfall; synonyms (n) cascade, cataract,
file, rank, squabble, wrangle, (v) quarrel, brawl, fight, argue; antonyms (n) agreement, (v) agree, 2. riot; synonyms (n) revolt, disturbance, commotion, disorder, insurrection, mutiny, sedition, tumult, rebellion, (adj) hubbub. reiffl rifle; synonyms (n) gun, firearm, (v) pillage, plunder, despoil, loot, ransack, steal, foray, reave. reis rice; synonyms (n) cereal, grain, buckwheat, maize, (adj) meal, bran, farina, flour, spore, sporule. reit 1. right (iawn); synonyms (adj) correct, appropriate, due, just, proper, decent, good, even, perfect, (n) privilege; antonyms (adj) inappropriate, unjustified, immoral, incorrect, (n) left, (v) wrong, 2. quite; synonyms (adv) altogether, absolutely, all, completely, entirely, fully, sheer, exactly, enough, fairly; antonym (adv) extremely, 3. very; synonyms (adv) greatly, highly, really, most, quite, truly, actually, (adj) much, identical, (n) self; antonyms (adv) abysmally, slightly, somewhat. restio arrest; synonyms (n) stop, check, halt, apprehension, custody, hold, (v) capture, catch, apprehend, collar; antonyms (v) release, discharge. rhaca rake; synonyms (n) profligate, debauchee, roue, slant, blood, (v) tilt, hoe, harrow, graze, (adj) comb. rhacanu rake; synonyms (n) profligate, debauchee, roue, slant, blood, (v) tilt, hoe, harrow, graze, (adj) comb. rhactal frontlet; synonym (n) frontal. rhad 1. cheap; synonyms (adj) inexpensive, low, stingy, tacky, base, brassy, bum, cheesy, economical, flashy; antonyms (adj) expensive, costly, generous, tasteful, first-rate, luxurious, 2. free; synonyms (adj) loose, (v) clear, exempt, liberate, discharge, excuse, extricate, relieve, disentangle, acquit; antonyms (adj) bound, restricted, compelled, confined, imprisoned, repressive, secure, strict, stuck, tangled, 3. grace; synonyms (n) elegance, favor, clemency, (v) bedeck, adorn, deck, garnish, beautify, decorate, embellish, 4. blessing; synonyms (n) benediction, approval, mercy, benefit, benison, felicity, luck, advantage, boon, godsend; antonyms (n) curse, disapproval. rhadlon 1. kind (caredig, math); synonyms (n) form, helpful, sort, benign, brand, breed, class, gentle, (adj) friendly, generous; antonyms (adj) unkind, callous, cruel, hardhearted, mean, merciless, nasty, spiteful, uncaring, upsetting, 2. genial; synonyms (adj) cheerful, bright, affable, amiable, cordial, nice, agreeable, convivial, warm, bland; antonyms (adj) unfriendly, disagreeable, 3. gracious; synonyms (adj) genial, courteous, good, compassionate, benevolent, kind, accommodating, congenial, benignant, civil; antonyms (adj) boorish, ungracious.
falls, force, coerce, coercion, efficacy, enforce, garrison, man, 2. cataract; synonyms (n) waterfall, deluge, torrent, amaurosis, blindness, cataclysm. rhaeadru 1. gush; synonyms (n) flow, spout, burst, jet, effusion, rush, (v) flood, spurt, discharge, course; antonym (v) trickle, 2. pour; synonyms (v) gush, shed, decant, pelt, scatter, stream, emit, run, (n) overflow, rain; antonym (v) drizzle. rhaff 1. rope; synonyms (n) cable, lasso, lariat, noose, cord, hawser, leash, line, string, (v) tie, 2. cord; synonyms (n) band, bond, twine, tape, lace, rope, thread, whipcord, yarn, (v) knot. rhag 1. for; synonyms (prep) because, behind, by, per, during, (conj) considering, (adv) against, as, therefore, hence, 2. before; synonyms (prep) fore, beyond, (adv) above, ahead, afore, ago, earlier, already, forward, (adj) preceding; antonyms (prep) later, after, afterward, 3. lest; synonyms (n) desire, lust, pleasure, (adj) last, least, (v) listen. rhagarfaethiad predestination; synonyms (n) foreordination, fate, doom, destiny, lot, fatality, foredoom, predetermination, preordination, election. rhagarfaethu predestine; synonyms (v) destine, foreordain, predestinate, foredoom, preordain, determine, premeditate, choose, decree, foreread. rhagarwain introduce; synonyms (v) insert, interject, inject, acquaint, advance, enter, exhibit, implant, inaugurate, infuse; antonym (v) end. rhagarweiniad introduction; synonyms (n) induction, beginning, foreword, insertion, preface, presentation, entrance, initiation, preamble, preliminary; antonyms (n) finale, export, postscript. rhagarweiniol introductory; synonyms (adj) initial, elementary, inceptive, basic, incipient, opening, prefatory, preliminary, first, prefatorial; antonym (adj) final. rhagarwyddo 1. foretoken; synonyms (n) augury, portent, sign, (v) portend, betoken, presage, foreshow, prognosticate, 2. portend; synonyms (v) foretell, augur, indicate, bode, forecast, foreshadow, herald, forebode, predict, prefigure. rhagbaratoawl preparatory; synonyms (adj) preliminary, preparative, introductory, preceding, propaedeutic. rhagbrawf foretaste; synonyms (n) anticipation, expectation, prelibation, foresight, forerunner, ancestor, antecedent, antepast, appetizer, (v) anticipate. rhagddodiad prefix; synonyms (n) preamble, foreword, prelude, proem, proemium, prolegomena, prolepsis, (v) preface, attach, prepose. rhagddor hatch; synonyms (n) brood, door, (v) breed, contrive, concoct, brew, design, cook, cover, devise.
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rhagderfynu predetermine; synonyms (v)
rhagfynegi foretell; synonyms (v) anticipate, augur,
predestine, predestinate, determine, preordain, foreordain, bias, premeditate, resolve, decree, encode. rhagdraeth 1. introduction; synonyms (n) induction, beginning, foreword, insertion, preface, presentation, entrance, initiation, preamble, preliminary; antonyms (n) finale, export, postscript, 2. preface; synonyms (n) prelude, introduction, exordium, overture, (v) introduce, precede, premise, proem, lead, begin; antonyms (n) addendum, conclusion. rhagfarn 1. bias; synonyms (n) penchant, drift, influence, turn, twist, favor, (v) prejudice, bent, slant, (adj) partiality; antonyms (n) impartiality, neutrality, fairness, 2. prejudice; synonyms (n) bias, disadvantage, discrimination, hurt, preconception, bigotry, detriment, (v) harm, damage, predispose; antonym (n) tolerance. rhagfarnllyd prejudiced; synonyms (adj) partial, biased, partisan, bigoted, jaundiced, interested, discriminatory, inequitable, intolerant, narrow; antonyms (adj) fair, broadminded, open-minded, unbiased. rhagflaenor forerunner; synonyms (n) ancestor, precursor, harbinger, herald, antecedent, messenger, predecessor, augury, parent, prodrome; antonym (n) successor. rhagflaenu 1. forestall; synonyms (v) avert, forbid, prevent, foreclose, obviate, preclude, stop, engross, avoid, (adv) anticipate, 2. anticipate; synonyms (v) antedate, expect, forecast, forestall, foretell, think, calculate, estimate, apprehend, divine, 3. precede; synonyms (v) lead, head, antecede, forego, forerun, introduce, pass, preface, direct, go; antonyms (v) follow, succeed. rhagflaenydd 1. predecessor; synonyms (n) precursor, forerunner, ancestor, antecedent, antecessor, father, elder, precedent; antonyms (n) successor, descendant, 2. precursor; synonyms (n) harbinger, herald, messenger, predecessor, indication, sign, omen. rhagflas foretaste; synonyms (n) anticipation, expectation, prelibation, foresight, forerunner, ancestor, antecedent, antepast, appetizer, (v) anticipate. rhagfur 1. bulwark; synonyms (n) fortification, rampart, shield, barrier, breakwater, wall, bastion, defense, (v) safeguard, guard, 2. rampart; synonyms (n) bulwark, earthwork, embankment, barricade, fence, (v) battlement, vallum, circumvallation. rhagfyfyrio premeditate; synonyms (v) predestine, predetermine, resolve, aforethought, preconceived, preordain, prepense.
divine, forecast, announce, bode, predict, presage, calculate, forebode. rhaglaw 1. viceroy; synonyms (n) vicereine, delegate, exarch, regent, nabob, bashaw, beg, beglerbeg, bey, hospodar, 2. prefect; synonyms (n) chancellor, proconsul, provost, syndic, (v) advance, develop, disclose, further, unfold. rhaglawiaeth prefecture; synonyms (n) county, region, area, state, wardenship, district, realm, territory, zone. rhaglen 1. bill (bil); synonyms (n) account, beak, advertisement, card, invoice, poster, receipt, act, (v) placard, advertise, 2. program; synonyms (n) agenda, plan, broadcast, design, scheme, course, bill, curriculum, platform, (v) schedule, 3. programme; synonyms (n) class, forecast, preface, programma, (v) program. rhaglith preface; synonyms (n) foreword, prelude, beginning, introduction, preliminary, exordium, overture, (v) preamble, introduce, precede; antonyms (n) finale, addendum, conclusion. rhagluniaeth providence; synonyms (n) foresight, forethought, fate, fortune, discretion, care, destiny, economy, caution, precaution. rhagluniaethol providential; synonyms (adj) fortunate, lucky, divine, happy, fortuitous, favorable, miraculous, (v) auspicious, propitious. rhaglunio 1. predestine; synonyms (v) destine, foreordain, predestinate, foredoom, preordain, determine, premeditate, choose, decree, foreread, 2. predestinate; synonyms (v) predestine, (adj) foreordained, predestined, bless, call, celestial, divine, elect, hallowed, heavenly. rhagod 1. meet (cyfarfod); synonyms (v) converge, find, assemble, congregate, encounter, fulfill, gather, answer, cross, (adj) fit; antonyms (v) avoid, disperse, diverge, 2. waylay; synonyms (v) ambush, ambuscade, lurk, accost, besiege, bushwhack, harass, scupper, 3. ambush; synonyms (n) trap, attack, (v) wait, waylay, assault, intercept, catch, surprise, defeat, 4. hinder; synonyms (adj) posterior, hind, (v) block, bar, impede, check, hamper, obstruct, resist, curb; antonyms (v) help, assist, facilitate. rhagolwg prospect; synonyms (n) expectancy, outlook, view, anticipation, aspect, hope, lookout, perspective, possibility, chance; antonym (n) past. rhagor 1. more; synonyms (adv) also, further, besides, beyond, (adj) additional, better, extra, larger, exceed, (pron) another; antonyms (adv) fewer, less, (adj) inferior, 2. difference; synonyms (n) conflict, deviation, change, contention, controversy, disagreement, distinction, discord, discrepancy, dissimilarity; antonyms (n) correspondence,
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rhamanta romance; synonyms (n) fiction, novel, story, intrigue, affair, fable, romanticism, (v) court, flirt, exaggerate. rhamantus romantic; synonyms (adj) sentimental, amorous, impractical, fanciful, romanticist, unrealistic, utopian, amatory, fictitious, (n) visionary; antonym (n) realist. rhampio romp; synonyms (n) hoyden, fun, (v) frolic, gambol, play, caper, cavort, prance, frisk, rollick. rhan 1. part; synonyms (n) constituent, piece, article, character, component, cut, (v) branch, break, disjoin, divide; antonyms (n) whole, entirety, (adj) complete, 2. fate; synonyms (n) destiny, chance, luck, fatality, allotment, fortune, kismet, (v) doom, destine, designate, 3. behalf; synonyms (n) account, behoof, interest, part, sake, defense, good, score, service, (adj) half, 4. piece; synonyms (n) division, fragment, composition, hunk, lump, patch, bit, block, chunk, coin, 5. portion; synonyms (n) allot, parcel, section, dole, allowance, deal, (v) lot, dividend, assign, dispense. rhanbarth 1. division; synonyms (n) department, disagreement, allotment, branch, break, class, compartment, part, (adj) constituent, (v) distribution; antonyms (n) closeness, convergence, estimation, unification, 2. district; synonyms (n) area, quarter, region, community, neighborhood, territory, circuit, county, field, (adj) local. rhandir 1. allotment; synonyms (n) portion, share, allocation, distribution, slice, proportion, quota, allowance, apportionment, dividend, 2. division; synonyms (n) department, disagreement, allotment, branch, break, class, compartment, part, section, (adj) constituent; antonyms (n) closeness, convergence, estimation, unification, 3. district; synonyms (n) area, quarter, region, community, neighborhood, territory, circuit, county, field, (adj) local. rhandy apartment; synonyms (n) flat, lodging, residence, chamber, dwelling, place, room, suite, abode, house. rhaniad division; synonyms (n) department, disagreement, allotment, branch, break, class, compartment, part, (adj) constituent, (v) distribution; antonyms (n) closeness, convergence, estimation, unification. rhannu 1. share; synonyms (n) piece, portion, deal, (v) participate, allot, apportion, distribute, part, partake, dispense; antonym (v) control, 2. apportion; synonyms (v) allocate, assign, share, administer, award, divide, ration, designate, partition, split, 3. divide; synonyms (v) cut, dissociate, detach, disconnect, dismember, separate, distinguish, carve, disjoint, (n) break; antonyms (v) unite, join, 4. distribute; synonyms (v) spread, diffuse, disperse, disseminate, broadcast,
circulate, dispose, dispel, propagate, scatter; antonyms (v) accumulate, amass, collect, gather, 5. allocate; synonyms (v) set, place, grant, lay, attach, allow, appoint, earmark, commit. rhannwr 1. divider; synonyms (n) partition, screen, bunton, wall, barrier, division, splitter, fence, guard, hedge, 2. sharer; synonyms (n) partaker, participator, participant, partner, associate, copartner, accomplice, companion, comrade, fellow. rhathell rasp; synonyms (v) grate, scrape, abrade, chafe, file, grind, rub, scratch, grater, graze. rhathiad 1. friction; synonyms (n) discord, abrasion, attrition, dispute, rub, disagreement, conflict, dissension, resistance, clash, 2. attrition; synonyms (n) friction, contrition, corrosion, detrition, erosion, grinding. rhathu 1. file; synonyms (n) archive, document, list, procession, rank, record, roll, (v) order, rasp, register, 2. rub; synonyms (v) fray, grate, gall, chafe, abrade, caress, fret, furbish, (n) check, brush, 3. rasp; synonyms (v) scrape, file, grind, rub, scratch, grater, graze, groan, squeak, screech. rhaw 1. spade; synonyms (n) coon, nigger, jigaboo, nigra, spit, (v) dig, grub, delve, scoop, excavate, 2. shovel; synonyms (n) digger, excavator, shovelful, poker, (v) rake, besom, broom, mop. rhawd 1. course; synonyms (n) stream, flow, bearing, career, current, path, road, route, track, (v) run, 2. career; synonyms (n) calling, race, profession, vocation, business, (adj) job, occupational, (v) course, dash, speed. rhawio shovel; synonyms (n) digger, excavator, shovelful, (v) dig, scoop, rake, besom, broom, delve, mop. rhawn horsehair; synonyms (n) hairpiece, toupee, wig, extension. rhedeg 1. run; synonyms (v) flow, rule, dash, gush, race, (n) pass, campaign, course, drive, (adj) stream, 2. flow; synonyms (n) flood, current, discharge, abound, (v) flux, jet, run, surge, float, emanate. rhedegfa 1. race; synonyms (n) kind, dash, family, career, competition, (v) course, run, rush, fly, (adj) lineage, 2. racecourse; synonyms (n) racetrack, raceway, track, race, path, cartroad, cut, field, lead, rail. rhedegfarch racehorse; synonym (n) bangtail. rhedegog 1. flowing; synonyms (v) loose, (adj) easy, fluent, running, graceful, fluid, liquid, (n) current, flow, flux; antonyms (adj) secure, tight, ugly, 2. running; synonyms (v) active, (adj) flowing, operative, continual, working, (n) course, motion, administration, operation, run.
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rhedegydd runner; synonyms (n) courier,
rheibus rapacious; synonyms (adj) greedy, avid,
contrabandist, messenger, offset, sprinter, offshoot, contestant, smuggler, stolon, candidate. rhedell cursor; synonyms (n) indicator, pointer, needle, arrow, hand. rhedfa 1. course; synonyms (n) stream, flow, bearing, career, current, path, road, route, track, (v) run, 2. race; synonyms (n) kind, dash, family, competition, (v) course, rush, fly, hasten, hurry, (adj) lineage, 3. running; synonyms (v) active, (adj) flowing, operative, continual, working, functioning, moving, (n) motion, administration, operation. rhediad 1. drift; synonyms (n) stream, current, course, tendency, tone, (v) aim, blow, float, ramble, (adj) flow, 2. trend; synonyms (n) fashion, fad, inclination, direction, disposition, drift, movement, (v) style, tend, incline, 3. slope; synonyms (n) declivity, dip, decline, descent, fall, (v) pitch, slant, cant, lean, bank, 4. running; synonyms (v) active, (adj) flowing, operative, continual, working, functioning, (n) motion, administration, operation, run. rhedweli artery; synonyms (n) vein, corridor, road, thoroughfare, aisle, arteria, path, lobby, pore, scupper. rhedynen fern; synonyms (n) branch, brush, leaf, (adj) ancient. rheffyn 1. string; synonyms (n) chain, file, row, strand, twine, range, cord, filament, (v) run, (adj) line, 2. cord; synonyms (n) band, string, bond, tie, tape, lace, rope, thread, whipcord, yarn, 3. rigamarole; synonym (n) rigmarole. rheg curse; synonyms (n) bane, anathema, blasphemy, malediction, (v) beshrew, blight, ban, damn, plague, swear. rhegi 1. curse; synonyms (n) bane, anathema, blasphemy, malediction, (v) beshrew, blight, ban, damn, plague, swear, 2. swear; synonyms (v) affirm, assert, assure, curse, declare, avow, depone, depose, (n) promise, aver. rheglyd profane; synonyms (adj) blasphemous, impious, irreverent, foul, sacrilegious, (v) desecrate, abuse, debauch, defile, outrage; antonyms (adj) pious, devout, sacred. rheibio 1. bewitch; synonyms (v) fascinate, charm, enchant, attract, entrance, beguile, enamor, enrapture, (n) captivate, allure, 2. raven (cigfran); synonyms (adj) black, jet, (n) crow, plunder, (v) prey, devour, feed, gulp, guttle, gorge, 3. ravish; synonyms (v) outrage, delight, rape, violate, defile, deflower, assault, enthral, enthrall, force, 4. ravage; synonyms (v) damage, devastate, demolish, desolate, destroy, harry, pillage, loot, (n) waste, havoc.
predatory, voracious, acquisitive, avaricious, covetous, edacious, ravenous, gluttonous. rheidiol 1. necessary; synonyms (adj) essential, compulsory, important, inevitable, basic, mandatory, fundamental, (n) requisite, necessity, demand; antonyms (adj) unnecessary, optional, surplus, needless, unjustified, 2. needful; synonyms (adj) necessary, indispensable, needed, required. rheidrwydd 1. need; synonyms (v) lack, claim, require, (n) demand, want, desire, deficiency, must, necessity, deprivation; antonym (n) wealth, 2. necessity; synonyms (n) need, essential, exigency, compulsion, emergency, constraint, distress, indigence, necessary, obligation; antonym (n) option. rheidus 1. necessitous; synonyms (adj) destitute, indigent, needy, necessary, poor, impoverished, penniless, (n) pinched, 2. needy; synonyms (adj) necessitous, impecunious, underprivileged, deficient, miserable, deprived, poverty-stricken, wanting, broke; antonym (adj) well-off. rheilffordd railway; synonyms (n) railroad, line, tramway. rheitheg rhetoric; synonyms (n) oratory, eloquence, grandiosity, rant, elocution, grandiloquence, magniloquence, palaver. rheithegydd rhetorician; synonyms (n) orator, rhetor, speechifier, speechmaker, declaimer. rheithfarn verdict; synonyms (n) finding, decision, judgment, conclusion, determination, decree, resolution, ruling, sentence, choice. rheithiwr 1. juryman; synonyms (n) juror, jurywoman, talesman, 2. juror; synonyms (n) juryman, assizor. rheithor rector; synonyms (n) minister, pastor, manager, principal, clergyman, curate, governor, parson, director, priest. rhelyw 1. rest; synonyms (n) remnant, repose, balance, pause, recess, relaxation, residue, (v) nap, remain, (adj) remainder; antonym (v) work, 2. remainder; synonyms (n) excess, leftover, end, overplus, oddment, rest, leftovers, relic, remains, remnants, 3. residue; synonyms (n) residuum, surplus, leavings, sediment, bottoms, ease, oversize, (adj) residual. rhemp 1. excess; synonyms (adj) extra, additional, (n) surplus, dissipation, extravagance, plethora, abundance, exaggeration, glut, overabundance; antonyms (n) lack, shortage, restraint, moderation, dearth, shortfall, 2. defect; synonyms (n) fault, blemish, blot, flaw, shortcoming, deficiency, failing, imperfection, scar, weakness. rheng 1. row (rhwyfo); synonyms (n) altercation, line, file, rank, squabble, wrangle, (v) quarrel,
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brawl, fight, argue; antonyms (n) agreement, (v) agree, 2. rank; synonyms (n) range, place, gradation, (v) arrange, order, class, classify, grade, position, array; antonym (adj) fresh, 3. file; synonyms (n) archive, document, list, procession, record, roll, series, (v) rasp, register, scrape. rhent rent; synonyms (n) breach, cleft, fissure, lease, let, crevice, break, crack, (v) hire, charter. rhentu rent; synonyms (n) breach, cleft, fissure, lease, let, crevice, break, crack, (v) hire, charter. rheol 1. rule; synonyms (n) govern, order, decree, dominion, law, ordinance, principle, (v) command, control, influence, 2. regulation; synonyms (n) rule, adjustment, government, arrangement, canon, management, direction, conduct, act, disposition; antonym (n) chaos. rheolaeth 1. control; synonyms (n) rule, authority, care, hold, (v) command, check, curb, bridle, conduct, handle; antonyms (n) freedom, weakness, (v) intensify, share, 2. management; synonyms (n) administration, guidance, control, direction, government, handling, leadership, charge, (v) manage, (adj) executive, 3. rule; synonyms (n) govern, order, decree, dominion, law, ordinance, principle, regulate, reign, (v) influence. rheolaidd regular; synonyms (adj) normal, orderly, steady, common, customary, general, methodical, (n) fixed, constant, (v) conventional; antonyms (adj) irregular, erratic, inconsistent, unusual, variable, asymmetrical, extraordinary, straight. rheoli 1. control; synonyms (n) rule, authority, care, hold, (v) command, check, curb, bridle, conduct, handle; antonyms (n) freedom, weakness, (v) intensify, share, 2. rule; synonyms (n) govern, order, decree, dominion, law, ordinance, principle, regulate, (v) control, influence, 3. govern; synonyms (v) administer, dictate, dominate, manage, determine, reign, oversee, arrange, lead, (n) direct. rheolwr 1. controller; synonyms (n) administrator, superintendent, accountant, comptroller, control, director, governor, manager, regulator, ruler, 2. manager; synonyms (n) coach, executive, head, leader, boss, chief, controller, handler, superior, supervisor; antonym (n) underling, 3. ruler; synonyms (n) master, monarch, dynast, prince, sheik, sovereign, government, regulation, (adj) rule, regent. rhes 1. row (rhwyfo); synonyms (n) altercation, line, file, rank, squabble, wrangle, (v) quarrel, brawl, fight, argue; antonyms (n) agreement, (v) agree, 2. bank (banc); synonyms (n) dam, coast, slope, store, limit, stack, bluff, (v) embankment, gradient, deposit; antonym (v) withdraw, 3. rank; synonyms (n) range, place, gradation, (v) arrange, order, class, classify, grade, position, array; antonym (adj) fresh,
4. line; synonyms (n) cord, house, breed, course, family, lineage, field, ancestry, border, boundary,
5. file; synonyms (n) archive, document, list, procession, record, roll, series, (v) rasp, register, scrape, 6. stripe; synonyms (n) strip, band, bar, stria, striation, chevron, mark, stroke, ribbon, (v) streak, 7. queue; synonyms (n) cue, row, string, tail, rear, wake, catchword, (v) align, adjust, aline. rhesen 1. line; synonyms (n) cord, file, house, breed, course, family, lineage, field, ancestry, border, 2. streak; synonyms (n) line, ray, stripe, dash, band, beam, bar, run, (v) mark, flash, 3. stripe; synonyms (n) strip, stria, striation, chevron, stroke, ribbon, scratch, score, slip, (v) streak. rhesin raisin; synonym (n) plum. rhesog 1. striped; synonyms (adj) streaked, stripy, paled, virgated, zoned, hooped, zonate, 2. ribbed; synonyms (adj) costate, ridged, corrugated, uneven, wavy, (v) striated, sulcated; antonym (adj) smooth. rhestl rack; synonyms (n) manger, wrack, bracket, cage, (v) torture, excruciate, torment, afflict, agonize, pain. rhestr 1. list; synonyms (n) catalog, catalogue, file, inclination, index, schedule, calendar, (v) lean, tilt, enter, 2. row (rhwyfo); synonyms (n) altercation, line, rank, squabble, wrangle, (v) quarrel, brawl, fight, argue, bicker; antonyms (n) agreement, (v) agree. rhestru 1. list; synonyms (n) catalog, catalogue, file, inclination, index, schedule, calendar, (v) lean, tilt, enter, 2. range; synonyms (n) area, array, compass, (v) line, arrange, order, rank, roam, group, ramble. rheswm reason; synonyms (n) mind, account, intellect, occasion, argument, object, purpose, (v) cause, argue, debate. rhesymeg logic; synonyms (n) argument, reason, reasoning, sense, order, logics, coherence, rationality, analysis, assumption; antonym (n) stupidity. rhesymegol logical; synonyms (adj) coherent, consistent, legitimate, rational, reasonable, sensible, justifiable, valid, arranged, lucid; antonyms (adj) illogical, confused, imaginative, irrational, unintelligible. rhesymegwr logician; synonyms (n) dialectician, academic, logistician, philosopher, reasoner, theorist, thinker, dreamer. rhesymegydd logician; synonyms (n) dialectician, academic, logistician, philosopher, reasoner, theorist, thinker, dreamer. rhesymol 1. rational; synonyms (adj) intellectual, reasonable, intelligent, judicious, logical, sane, mental, just, practical, sagacious; antonyms (adj) irrational, illogical, anxious, 2. reasonable; synonyms (adj) moderate, rational, fair, legitimate, sensible, admissible, appropriate, cheap, due,
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Welsh - English equitable; antonyms (adj) unreasonable, expensive, unfair, unsatisfactory, inadequate. rhesymoldeb reasonableness; synonyms (n) rationality, sensibleness, equity, fairness, justice, moderation, reason, sanity, likelihood, moderateness; antonym (n) foolishness. rhesymoliaeth rationalism; synonyms (n) freethinking, philosophy, classicism, neology, reason, (adj) antichristianity, infidelity. rhesymolwr rationalist; synonyms (adj) freethinker, latitudinarian, (n) arguer, casuist, positivist, reasonist, skeptic, wrangler. rhesymu reason; synonyms (n) mind, account, intellect, occasion, argument, object, purpose, (v) cause, argue, debate. rhethreg rhetoric; synonyms (n) oratory, eloquence, grandiosity, rant, elocution, grandiloquence, magniloquence, palaver. rhew 1. ice; synonyms (n) frosting, glass, hoarfrost, icing, sparkler, frappe, (v) frost, cool, refrigerate, fan, 2. frost; synonyms (n) cold, freeze, freezing, rime, hoar, (v) chill, ice. rhewfryn iceberg; synonyms (n) berg, (adj) dispassionate. rhewgell freezer; synonyms (n) deepfreeze, jail. rhewi freeze; synonyms (n) frost, (v) congeal, chill, arrest, cool, block, harden, solidify, stop, set; antonyms (v) melt, thaw, boil. rhewllyd 1. icy; synonyms (adj) frozen, cold, freezing, frigid, frosty, glacial, arctic, chill, chilly, wintry; antonyms (adj) warm, hot, 2. frosty; synonyms (adj) icy, bleak, cool, crisp, frosted, nippy, rimy, aloof, bitter, distant; antonyms (adj) friendly, pleasant, 3. frigid; synonyms (adj) dead, chilling, gelid, stony, feeble, indifferent, reserved, tame, unfriendly, (n) dull. rhewydd 1. wanton; synonyms (adj) loose, dissolute, licentious, light, unchaste, debauched, flirt, (v) trifle, dally, sport, 2. lustful; synonyms (adj) lascivious, lewd, lecherous, libidinous, prurient, concupiscent, lickerish, carnal, lubricious, (adv) fleshly. rhi 1. king; synonyms (n) emperor, mogul, sovereign, chief, baron, crown, magnate, ruler, tycoon, majesty, 2. lord; synonyms (n) master, noble, sir, seignior, almighty, creator, gentleman, maker, mistress, nobleman. rhiain maiden; synonyms (adj) first, initiatory, unmarried, celibate, inaugural, initiative, (n) damsel, maid, girl, wench. rhialtwch 1. festivity; synonyms (n) feast, celebration, festival, joy, conviviality, gala, jollity, mirth, party, banquet, 2. jollity; synonyms (n) fun, cheerfulness, festivity, merriment, frolic, gladness, gaiety, hilarity, (adj) glee, joviality; antonyms (n) sadness, seriousness, 3. pomp; synonyms (n)
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display, grandeur, ostentation, parade, show, ceremony, glory, magnificence, pageantry, splendor. rhibin streak; synonyms (n) line, ray, stripe, dash, band, beam, bar, run, (v) mark, flash. rhic 1. groove; synonyms (n) furrow, rut, chamfer, ditch, cut, track, crease, (v) channel, flute, score, 2. notch; synonyms (n) gap, mark, nick, scratch, (v) dent, hack, indent, nock, hollow, jag, 3. nick; synonyms (n) notch, chip, incision, arrest, gash, gouge, indentation, (v) steal, slash, snick. rhicio 1. notch; synonyms (n) cut, gap, mark, nick, score, (v) dent, hack, indent, nock, hollow, 2. nick; synonyms (n) notch, chip, incision, scratch, arrest, gash, gouge, indentation, (v) steal, slash. rhiciog 1. ribbed; synonyms (adj) costate, ridged, corrugated, uneven, wavy, (v) striated, sulcated; antonym (adj) smooth, 2. notched; synonyms (adj) jagged, serrated, jaggy, serrate, toothed, erose, rough. rhidyll 1. sieve; synonyms (n) screen, strainer, (v) filter, riddle, sift, strain, besom, broom, mop, rake, 2. riddle; synonyms (n) enigma, conundrum, mystery, puzzle, poser, problem, sieve, cribble, brainteaser, (v) puncture. rhieni parents; synonym (n) ancestors. rhif 1. number; synonyms (n) count, amount, score, act, (v) calculate, aggregate, enumerate, figure, total, come, 2. numeral; synonyms (n) number, character, digit, symbol, (adj) numeric, numerical. rhifedi 1. number (rhif); synonyms (n) count, amount, score, act, (v) calculate, aggregate, enumerate, figure, total, come, 2. numeral; synonyms (n) number, character, digit, symbol, (adj) numeric, numerical. rhifo 1. count; synonyms (n) number, calculation, computation, (v) calculate, compute, tally, account, cipher, consider, estimate, 2. number (rhif); synonyms (n) count, amount, score, act, issue, (v) aggregate, enumerate, figure, total, come, 3. enumerate; synonyms (v) detail, list, recount, reckon, tell, recapitulate, cite, quantify, recite, specify. rhifol numeral; synonyms (n) number, figure, character, digit, amount, symbol, (adj) numeric, numerical. rhifyddwr arithmetician; synonym (v) mathematician. rhifyn number (rhif); synonyms (n) count, amount, score, act, (v) calculate, aggregate, enumerate, figure, total, come. rhigol 1. groove; synonyms (n) furrow, rut, chamfer, ditch, cut, track, crease, (v) channel, flute, score, 2. rut; synonyms (n) groove, heat, oestrus, estrus, routine, trough, grind.
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rhigwm 1. rigamarole; synonym (n) rigmarole, 2. rhyme; synonyms (n) poetry, verse, poem, song, alliteration, measure, rhythm, (v) rime, poetize, versify; antonym (n) prose. rhigymu 1. versify; synonyms (v) poetize, verse, accrue, augment, contribute, go, increase, interfere, make, manage, 2. rhyme; synonyms (n) poetry, poem, song, alliteration, measure, rhythm, meter, (v) rime, versify; antonym (n) prose. rhimyn 1. strip; synonyms (n) band, slip, (v) deprive, despoil, divest, peel, plunder, rifle, denude, ransack; antonyms (v) dress, decorate, 2. string; synonyms (n) chain, file, row, strand, twine, range, cord, filament, (v) run, (adj) line. rhin 1. essence; synonyms (n) core, entity, aroma, being, crux, gist, perfume, hypostasis, body, burden, 2. virtue; synonyms (n) chastity, honor, excellence, goodness, honesty, decency, morality, quality, probity, (adj) merit; antonyms (n) wickedness, guilt. rhincian 1. creak; synonyms (n) creaking, (v) squeak, pipe, screech, jangle, skreigh, twang, confess, screak, (adj) ancient, 2. gnash; synonyms (v) grind, grate, frown, gnarl, clench, snap, rasp, cheerful, chirk, growl. rhingyll 1. beadle; synonyms (n) bailiff, catchpoll, verger, almoner, officer, tipstaff, (v) servitor, 2. bailiff; synonyms (n) factor, broker, castellan, clerk, middleman, proctor, secretary, seneschal, solicitor, underwriter. rhiniog threshold; synonyms (n) brink, limen, beginning, doorsill, doorstep, entrance, entry, outset, doorway, edge. rhinwedd virtue; synonyms (n) chastity, honor, excellence, goodness, honesty, decency, morality, quality, probity, (adj) merit; antonyms (n) wickedness, guilt. rhinweddol virtuous; synonyms (adj) chaste, good, moral, pure, righteous, upright, honest, honorable, just, decent; antonyms (adj) wicked, bad, sinful. rhip strickle; synonyms (n) strike, blackmailing, bushel, (v) affect, assume, attain, coin, discover, excise, expunge. rhisgl bark; synonyms (n) snarl, yelp, rind, bay, crust, peel, (v) yap, skin, cry, growl; antonyms (v) mutter, whisper. rhith 1. form; synonyms (n) figure, design, arrange, ceremony, (v) cast, make, fashion, build, constitute, establish, 2. appearance; synonyms (n) air, face, look, semblance, shape, show, advent, apparition, form, image; antonyms (n) disappearance, departure, vanishing, 3. image; synonyms (n) picture, fancy, conception, effigy, idea, impression, resemblance, double, (v) depict, envision, 4. guise; synonyms (n) appearance, dress, aspect, costume,
camouflage, disguise, pretense, attire, color, complexion. rhithio appear; synonyms (v) occur, rise, seem, sound, emerge, show, break, arise, arrive, begin; antonyms (v) disappear, vanish. rhithyn 1. atom; synonyms (n) jot, grain, molecule, particle, speck, mite, bit, corpuscle, crumb, mote, 2. particle; synonyms (n) fragment, iota, ace, dot, point, shred, spot, chip, granule, (adj) atom, 3. scintilla; synonyms (n) tittle, whit, (v) spark. rhiw 1. acclivity; synonyms (n) ascent, rise, climb, elevation, gradient, hill, incline, raise, upgrade, 2. hill; synonyms (n) height, bank, mound, acclivity, embankment, grade, hillock, knoll, (v) declivity, dip; antonym (n) vale, 3. ascent; synonyms (n) ascension, ascending, advance, jump, slant, hike, inclination, pitch, rising, slope; antonyms (n) descent, fall. rhiwbob rhubarb; synonyms (n) pieplant, row, brawl, fracas, riot, tumult, uproar, (adj) rumpus. rhoch 1. groan; synonyms (n) grumble, cry, rumble, (v) moan, murmur, howl, mutter, sigh, complain, squeak, 2. grunt; synonyms (n) groan, (v) growl, croak, clamor. rhod 1. wheel; synonyms (n) circle, cycle, bicycle, gear, (v) roll, revolve, turn, bike, spin, trundle, 2. ecliptic; synonyms (n) colures, orbit, equator. rhodd 1. present (anrheg); synonyms (adj) grant, confer, (n) gift, donation, (v) bestow, display, give, introduce, prefer, deliver; antonyms (adj) missing, (n) past, future, history, (v) withdraw, (adv) absent, 2. gift; synonyms (n) faculty, award, flair, capacity, dower, (v) present, boon, (adj) endowment, ability, talent; antonym (n) inability. rhoddwr 1. giver; synonyms (n) donor, contributor, supporter, donator, conferrer, presenter, source, supplier, bestower, patron, 2. donor; synonyms (n) giver, angel, backer, benefactress, patroness, savior, (v) feoffer, settlor; antonyms (n) receiver, recipient. rhodfa 1. walk (cerdded); synonyms (v) ramble, course, hike, move, roam, (n) step, gait, pace, path, saunter, 2. promenade; synonyms (n) stroll, amble, walk, ball, mall, perambulation, prom, (v) parade, journey, dance, 3. avenue; synonyms (n) channel, approach, passage, road, route, way, means, boulevard, lane, track. rhodiad walk (cerdded); synonyms (v) ramble, course, hike, move, roam, (n) step, gait, pace, path, saunter. rhodianna stroll; synonyms (n) promenade, tramp, (v) ramble, saunter, walk, amble, roam, wander, hike, range. rhodio 1. walk (cerdded); synonyms (v) ramble, course, hike, move, roam, (n) step, gait, pace, path, saunter, 2. stroll; synonyms (n) promenade, tramp,
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Welsh - English excursion, perambulation, (v) walk, amble, wander, range, jaunt, meander. rhodres 1. affectation; synonyms (n) pose, pretension, display, airs, affectedness, ostentation, pretense, show, mannerism; antonym (n) humility, 2. ostentation; synonyms (n) bravado, flourish, parade, pomp, showiness, vanity, bluster, splendor, state, pomposity. rhodresgar 1. affected; synonyms (adj) artificial, unnatural, pompous, pretentious, stilted, pedantic, assumed, concerned, contrived, exaggerated; antonyms (adj) unaffected, down-to-earth, natural, unchanged, 2. ostentatious; synonyms (adj) gaudy, flashy, loud, showy, extravagant, garish, flamboyant, grandiose, proud, (n) haughty; antonyms (adj) modest, restrained. rhodreswr swaggerer; synonyms (n) blusterer, boaster, braggart, vaporer, braggadocio, bully, fanfaron, pretension, ruffian, ruffler. rhofio shovel; synonyms (n) digger, excavator, shovelful, (v) dig, scoop, rake, besom, broom, delve, mop. rhoi 1. give; synonyms (v) allow, bestow, extend, accord, commit, donate, contribute, convey, deliver, dispense; antonyms (v) withdraw, take, withhold, 2. put; synonyms (v) place, fix, lay, position, set, impose, couch, locate, pose, (n) deposit. rholio roll; synonyms (n) list, revolution, catalogue, inventory, (v) coil, reel, curl, enfold, revolve, wheel. rholyn roll; synonyms (n) list, revolution, catalogue, inventory, (v) coil, reel, curl, enfold, revolve, wheel. rhonc 1. rank; synonyms (n) range, place, file, gradation, line, (v) arrange, order, class, classify, grade; antonym (adj) fresh, 2. stark; synonyms (adj) austere, bare, bleak, desolate, mere, plain, severe, simple, bald, positive. rhos 1. heath; synonyms (n) heather, heathland, prairie, steppe, waste, wild, basin, desert, plain, veldt, 2. plain; synonyms (adj) ordinary, comprehensible, intelligible, apparent, clear, downright, easy, evident, homely, (n) flat; antonyms (adj) elaborate, fancy, unclear, mottled, multicolored, ornate, attractive, concealed, confused, fussy, 3. moor; synonyms (n) marsh, (v) anchor, berth, fasten, tie, dock, secure, hitch, (adj) picket, lash, 4. down; synonyms (adv) below, (adj) cut, dejected, depressed, downward, despondent, dispirited, downcast, (v) consume, devour; antonyms (adv) up, (adj) cheerful, happy, upward. rhost 1. roast; synonyms (n) ridicule, (v) broil, burn, bake, grill, joke, heat, quiz, cook, fry, 2. roasted; synonyms (adj) roast, baked. rhostio roast; synonyms (n) ridicule, (v) broil, burn, bake, grill, joke, heat, quiz, cook, fry.
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rhosyn rose; synonyms (v) flush, redden, glow, (n) rosette, red, (adj) pink, rosaceous, roseate, anemone, asphodel. rhuadwy roaring; synonyms (adj) loud, booming, prosperous, thriving, deafening, flourishing, boisterous, (n) bellowing, bellow, roar. rhuchen 1. film; synonyms (n) membrane, coating, cloud, cinema, coat, covering, haze, layer, movie, (v) mist, 2. husk; synonyms (n) bark, crust, skin, cortex, chaff, peel, rind, shell, shuck, (v) hull, 3. pellicle; synonyms (n) film, shagreen. rhudd 1. red (coch); synonyms (adj) crimson, flushed, carmine, glowing, rosy, ruby, sanguine, cherry, pink, radical, 2. crimson; synonyms (adj) bloody, ruddy, scarlet, maroon, reddish, aflame, (n) red, (v) blush, flush, redden. rhuddell rubric; synonyms (n) title, law, rule, statute, act, canon, code, gloss, (v) heading. rhuddion bran; synonyms (n) cellulose, fiber, roughage, (adj) farina, flour, paddy, rice, spore, sporule, meal. rhugl 1. fluent; synonyms (adj) easy, eloquent, flowing, articulate, clear, facile, smooth, fluid, glib, graceful; antonym (adj) inarticulate, 2. free; synonyms (adj) loose, (v) exempt, liberate, discharge, excuse, extricate, relieve, disentangle, acquit, deliver; antonyms (adj) bound, restricted, compelled, confined, imprisoned, repressive, secure, strict, stuck, tangled, 3. glib; synonyms (adj) fluent, flippant, slick, slippery, superficial, garrulous, persuasive, oily, talkative, (v) voluble. rhuglo rattle; synonyms (n) roll, jangle, jingle, click, clack, clang, (v) clatter, bang, confuse, patter. rhumen 1. belly; synonyms (n) abdomen, stomach, inside, bowels, intestines, waist, (v) balloon, swell, billow, bloat, 2. paunch; synonyms (n) belly, fat, gut, ventricle, pouch. rhuo 1. bellow; synonyms (n) roar, shout, cry, yell, scream, (v) growl, bawl, snarl, call, howl, 2. bluster; synonyms (n) swagger, boasting, bravado, storm, (v) boast, brag, bully, gasconade, swash, vapor, 3. roar; synonyms (n) boom, thunder, bark, noise, peal, (v) bellow, clatter, blare, holler, (adj) bluster; antonym (v) whisper. rhusio 1. start (cychwyn); synonyms (v) begin, originate, commence, drive, launch, embark, (n) jump, onset, origin, shock; antonyms (v) end, finish, stop, conclude, halt, (n) conclusion, 2. boggle; synonyms (v) bungle, botch, flabbergast, shrink, scruple, (n) flounder, struggle, (adj) blunder, hesitate, dacker, 3. scare; synonyms (n) dread, (v) alarm, dismay, fright, intimidate, daunt, frighten, awe, appall, (adj) panic. rhuthr 1. attack; synonyms (n) incursion, thrust, aggression, fit, (v) assault, assail, attempt, aggress, charge, invade; antonyms (n) defense, (v) defend,
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protect, retreat, 2. rush; synonyms (n) hurry, flood, flow, attack, (v) dash, gush, race, run, speed, (adj) burst, 3. dash; synonyms (n) rush, sprint, animation, beat, bit, bolt, (v) dart, touch, strike, break; antonym (n) lethargy, 4. charge; synonyms (n) accusation, burden, care, command, commission, bill, (v) accuse, blame, bid, load; antonyms (v) request, absolve. rhuthro 1. attack; synonyms (n) incursion, thrust, aggression, fit, (v) assault, assail, attempt, aggress, charge, invade; antonyms (n) defense, (v) defend, protect, retreat, 2. rush; synonyms (n) hurry, flood, flow, attack, (v) dash, gush, race, run, speed, (adj) burst, 3. dash; synonyms (n) rush, sprint, animation, beat, bit, bolt, (v) dart, touch, strike, break; antonym (n) lethargy, 4. assault; synonyms (n) violence, onset, raid, rape, battery, offensive, violation, storming, (v) storm, violate. rhwd 1. filth; synonyms (n) dirt, garbage, grime, foulness, soil, blot, dust, filthiness, nastiness, squalor; antonym (n) cleanness, 2. dirt; synonyms (n) filth, crap, ground, mire, scandal, contamination, smudge, dirtiness, impurity, land, 3. sediment; synonyms (n) deposit, deposition, lees, dregs, grounds, substance, refuse, residue, settling, 4. rust; synonyms (n) decay, corrosion, (v) corrode, eat, tarnish, (adj) rusty. rhwnc 1. snort; synonyms (n) hoot, snicker, bird, boo, (v) sniff, snore, huff, inhale, chuckle, giggle, 2. snore; synonyms (v) snort, breathe, coma, doze, dream, hibernation, nap, siesta, (n) snoring, stertor. rhwng 1. between; synonyms (prep) amid, among, amidst, amongst, connecting, concerning, (adv) betwixt, atween, (adj) middle, intermediate, 2. betwixt; synonyms (adv) between, atwixt. rhwth 1. gaping; synonyms (adj) open, agape, vast, yawning, cavernous, discontinuous, oscitant, 2. distended; synonyms (adj) swollen, bloated, inflated, puffy, puffed, turgid, bombastic, (v) bigswoln, blowzy. rhwyd 1. net; synonyms (n) network, bag, lace, earnings, cobweb, (v) mesh, clear, gain, make, trap; antonym (v) gross, 2. snare; synonyms (n) lure, decoy, (v) catch, gin, ambush, ensnare, entrap, hook, capture, enmesh. rhwydd 1. easy (hawdd); synonyms (adj) comfortable, convenient, gentle, familiar, graceful, lenient, light, clear, contented, (adv) soft; antonyms (adj) difficult, arduous, demanding, hard, laborious, burdensome, particular, strenuous, tough, awkward, 2. expeditious; synonyms (adj) agile, brisk, prompt, quick, swift, fast, hasty, rapid, speedy, fleet; antonym (adj) slow, 3. prosperous; synonyms (adj) lucky, auspicious, flourishing, favorable, opulent, advantageous, affluent, easy, palmy, (n) fortunate; antonym (adj) poor.
rhwyddhau facilitate; synonyms (v) assist, aid, ease, help, expedite, alleviate, further, advance, abet, (n) favor; antonyms (v) hinder, obstruct. rhwyddineb 1. facility; synonyms (n) ability, dexterity, adroitness, ease, readiness, artifice, aptitude, deftness, faculty, (adj) competence, 2. ease; synonyms (n) comfort, convenience, rest, aid, leisure, (v) alleviate, assuage, relieve, allay, facilitate; antonyms (n) difficulty, discomfort, awkwardness, formality, (v) aggravate, worsen. rhwydo 1. ensnare; synonyms (v) entrap, trap, capture, catch, enmesh, entangle, lure, snare, deceive, decoy, 2. net; synonyms (n) network, bag, lace, earnings, cobweb, (v) mesh, clear, gain, make, earn; antonym (v) gross. rhwydog 1. netted; synonyms (adj) netlike, reticulated, lacy, meshy, lacelike, webbed, webby, weblike, 2. reticulated; synonyms (adj) reticulate, reticular, (v) retiform. rhwydwaith network; synonyms (n) net, grid, mesh, netting, reticulation, meshwork, web, grating, (v) link, communicate. rhwyf oar; synonyms (n) sail, screw, blade, (v) row. rhwyflong galley; synonyms (n) caboose, cookhouse, galleyfoist, proof, slice. rhwyfo 1. row; synonyms (n) altercation, line, file, rank, squabble, wrangle, (v) quarrel, brawl, fight, argue; antonyms (n) agreement, (v) agree, 2. sway; synonyms (n) influence, reign, rock, authority, (v) command, rule, oscillate, control, reel, stagger. rhwyfus restless; synonyms (adj) fidgety, nervous, uneasy, unquiet, agitated, apprehensive, fretful, impatient, restive, (v) anxious; antonyms (adj) calm, relaxed. rhwyfwr 1. oarsman; synonyms (n) oar, boatman, rower, 2. rower; synonym (n) oarsman. rhwyg 1. breach; synonyms (n) aperture, chink, crack, crevice, fracture, gap, (v) break, rupture, contravene, fissure; antonym (n) observance, 2. tear; synonyms (n) split, rent, (v) rip, pull, rend, lacerate, race, run, rush, slit, 3. rupture; synonyms (n) burst, rift, breach, breakage, hernia, interruption, breaking, (v) tear, division, rive; antonym (n) repair, 4. rent; synonyms (n) cleft, lease, let, hole, flaw, (v) hire, charter, engage, take, (adj) torn, 5. schism; synonyms (n) cleavage, heresy, faction, discord, estrangement, recusancy. rhwygo 1. tear; synonyms (n) split, rupture, rent, (v) break, rip, crack, pull, rend, lacerate, race, 2. rend; synonyms (v) cleave, divide, rive, tear, disrupt, slash, mangle, part, pluck, snap. rhwyll 1. buttonhole; synonyms (n) bouquet, bunch, (v) accost, approach, besiege, confront, detain, harangue, intercept, lobby, 2. aperture; synonyms
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mouth, perforation, hiatus. rhwyllyn 1. aperture; synonyms (n) hole, breach, opening, puncture, slit, cleft, gap, mouth, perforation, hiatus, 2. buttonhole; synonyms (n) bouquet, bunch, (v) accost, approach, besiege, confront, detain, harangue, intercept, lobby. rhwym 1. bond; synonyms (n) association, tie, alliance, deed, agreement, cement, attachment, bail, (v) bind, band, 2. tie; synonyms (n) connection, draw, lace, (v) link, bond, attach, join, knot, connect, fasten; antonyms (v) disconnect, untie, undo, 3. bound; synonyms (v) leap, border, bounce, limit, circumscribe, (n) spring, jump, boundary, edge, barrier; antonym (adj) free, 4. obligation; synonyms (n) debt, commitment, duty, liability, charge, burden, necessity, need, onus, requirement; antonym (n) option. rhwymedd constipation; synonyms (n) costiveness, irregularity, astriction, abnormality, astringency, befooling, cramp, infarction, stegnosis, (adj) spissitude. rhwymedig bound; synonyms (v) leap, border, bounce, limit, circumscribe, (n) spring, jump, boundary, edge, barrier; antonym (adj) free. rhwymedigaeth 1. bond; synonyms (n) association, tie, alliance, deed, agreement, cement, attachment, bail, (v) bind, band, 2. obligation; synonyms (n) debt, bond, commitment, duty, liability, charge, burden, necessity, need, onus; antonym (n) option. rhwymiad binding; synonyms (adj) necessary, obligatory, valid, mandatory, compulsory, (n) cover, band, dressing, bond, covering. rhwymo 1. tie; synonyms (n) band, connection, draw, lace, (v) link, bond, attach, bind, join, knot; antonyms (v) disconnect, untie, undo, 2. bind; synonyms (v) tie, bandage, bundle, combine, fasten, fetter, fix, truss, affix, cement; antonyms (v) release, unbind, 3. bandage; synonyms (n) swathe, (v) wrap, dress, 4. constipate; synonyms (adj) compress, squeeze, (v) adhere, choke, clog, clot, congest, stagnate, stifle, foul. rhwymwr binder; synonyms (n) ligature, bookbinder, cement, obligation, assurance, pledge, promise, specks, vow, bandage. rhwymyn 1. bond; synonyms (n) association, tie, alliance, deed, agreement, cement, attachment, bail, (v) bind, band, 2. brace; synonyms (n) couple, duo, pair, prop, strengthen, strut, support, bitstock, (v) clamp, invigorate; antonym (v) weaken, 3. band; synonyms (n) cluster, party, set, swathe, circle, collar, company, crew, (v) ring, combine, 4. bandage; synonyms (v) wrap, dress, (adj) truss. rhwymynnu bandage; synonyms (n) band, swathe, tie, (v) bind, wrap, dress, (adj) truss.
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rhwysg 1. pomp; synonyms (n) display, grandeur, ostentation, parade, show, ceremony, glory, magnificence, pageantry, splendor, 2. sway; synonyms (n) influence, reign, rock, authority, (v) command, rule, oscillate, control, reel, stagger. rhwysgfawr 1. ostentatious; synonyms (adj) gaudy, flashy, loud, pompous, pretentious, showy, extravagant, garish, flamboyant, grandiose; antonyms (adj) modest, down-to-earth, restrained, 2. pompous; synonyms (adj) grand, grandiloquent, arrogant, ostentatious, affected, overblown, inflated, majestic, lordly, (prep) bloated; antonyms (adj) humble, straightforward. rhwystr 1. bar; synonyms (n) barricade, band, stop, (v) ban, block, bolt, exclude, obstruct, arrest, balk; antonyms (v) permit, allow, 2. barrier; synonyms (n) bar, bulwark, dam, handicap, hurdle, obstruction, rampart, restraint, boundary, fence, 3. hindrance; synonyms (n) drawback, deterrent, difficulty, barrier, check, delay, impediment, inconvenience, obstacle, disturbance; antonym (n) help, 4. obstacle; synonyms (n) hitch, interruption, let, blockage, disadvantage, problem, rub, snag, clog, (v) hindrance. rhwystro 1. block; synonyms (n) bar, barricade, pad, clog, (v) arrest, stop, hinder, encumber, halt, lock; antonyms (v) free, unblock, open, 2. obstruct; synonyms (v) block, check, choke, delay, hamper, impede, screen, intercept, debar, blockade; antonyms (v) encourage, facilitate, 3. hinder; synonyms (adj) posterior, hind, (v) obstruct, resist, curb, counteract, detain, embarrass, frustrate, handicap; antonyms (v) help, assist, 4. prevent; synonyms (v) anticipate, forbid, avert, avoid, exclude, forestall, obviate, preclude, foil, foreclose. rhwystrus 1. confused; synonyms (adj) abashed, bewildered, baffled, befuddled, bemused, chaotic, confounded, disjointed, disordered, dizzy; antonyms (adj) clear, enlightened, alert, clearheaded, clear-headed, orderly, 2. embarrassed; synonyms (adj) ashamed, awkward, uncomfortable, disconcerted, bashful, shamefaced, sheepish, shy, chagrined, discomfited; antonyms (adj) proud, relaxed. rhy 1. too; synonyms (adv) also, likewise, besides, excessively, over, overly, further, furthermore, moreover, extremely, 2. over; synonyms (adv) beyond, across, more, by, (prep) above, during, (n) overs, (adj) finished, done, extra. rhybedio 1. rivet; synonyms (n) bolt, (v) concentrate, focus, clinch, center, fascinate, absorb, engross, (adj) nail, pin, 2. reverberate; synonyms (v) reflect, echo, rebound, resound, ring, resonate, sound, boom, recoil, bounce. rhybudd 1. notice; synonyms (n) advertisement, attention, declaration, information, mind, caution,
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disregard, ignore, 2. warning; synonyms (n) notice, advice, indication, example, lesson, admonition, caveat, hint, premonition, (adj) monitory; antonym (adj) encouraging, 3. alarm; synonyms (n) dismay, alert, consternation, affright, apprehension, fright, (v) awe, scare, agitate, horrify; antonyms (v) calm, comfort, 4. admonition; synonyms (n) warning, admonishment, reproof, censure, counsel, exhortation, monition, rebuke, reprimand, reproach. rhybuddio 1. warn; synonyms (v) admonish, advise, caution, counsel, inform, alert, threaten, exhort, notify, reprove, 2. admonish; synonyms (v) warn, chide, rebuke, remonstrate, remind, censure, lecture, reprimand, reproach, scold; antonym (v) praise, 3. caution; synonyms (n) advice, carefulness, precaution, vigilance, wariness, warning, admonition, attention, caveat, (v) care; antonyms (n) recklessness, carelessness, rashness. rhych 1. furrow; synonyms (n) fold, crinkle, channel, line, cut, ditch, (v) wrinkle, crease, groove, chamfer, 2. groove; synonyms (n) furrow, rut, track, custom, fissure, hollow, notch, (v) flute, score, gouge, 3. rut; synonyms (n) heat, oestrus, estrus, routine, trough, grind. rhychog 1. furrowed; synonyms (adj) creased, lined, wrinkled, wrinkly, crumpled, corrugated, corrugate, furrowy, porcate, rugged; antonym (adj) smooth, 2. seamed. rhychwant span; synonyms (n) length, space, distance, bridge, couple, range, period, extent, reach, (v) cross. rhychwantu span; synonyms (n) length, space, distance, bridge, couple, range, period, extent, reach, (v) cross. rhyd ford; synonyms (n) crossing, tunnel, carrefour, cleft, (v) cross, pass, care, character, circulate, come. rhydd 1. free; synonyms (adj) loose, (v) clear, exempt, liberate, discharge, excuse, extricate, relieve, disentangle, acquit; antonyms (adj) bound, restricted, compelled, confined, imprisoned, repressive, secure, strict, stuck, tangled, 2. loose; synonyms (adj) lax, liberal, dissolute, licentious, light, (v) disengage, relax, release, (n) free, limp; antonyms (adj) tight, close, compressed, dense, taut, compact, wedged, 3. liberal; synonyms (adj) generous, bountiful, handsome, abundant, benevolent, big, large, kind, ample, bounteous; antonyms (adj) oppressive, totalitarian, intolerant, (n) conservative. Rhyddfrydiaeth liberalism; synonyms (n) autonomy, tolerance, permissiveness, progressiveness, (adj) liberality; antonym (n) narrow-mindedness.
rhyddfrydig 1. generous; synonyms (adj) ample, full, abundant, benevolent, copious, bountiful, charitable, fair, flush, (n) free; antonyms (adj) stingy, meager, mean, measly, miserly, small, tightfisted, avaricious, greedy, ungenerous, 2. liberal; synonyms (adj) generous, handsome, big, large, kind, bounteous, broad, giving, tolerant, lavish; antonyms (adj) strict, oppressive, totalitarian, intolerant, (n) conservative. rhyddfrydol liberal; synonyms (adj) generous, bountiful, free, handsome, abundant, benevolent, big, large, kind, ample; antonyms (adj) strict, oppressive, totalitarian, intolerant, (n) conservative. rhyddfrydwr 1. radical; synonyms (adj) extremist, basic, exhaustive, extreme, revolutionary, base, primary, ultra, drastic, (n) basis; antonyms (adj) conventional, old-fashioned, (n) moderate, conservative, traditionalist, 2. liberal; synonyms (adj) generous, bountiful, free, handsome, abundant, benevolent, big, large, kind, ample; antonyms (adj) strict, oppressive, totalitarian, intolerant. rhyddhad 1. emancipation; synonyms (n) release, rescue, deliverance, discharge, freedom, liberation, salvation, relief, disengagement, acquittal; antonym (n) suppression, 2. liberation; synonyms (n) emancipation, dismissal, delivery, freeing, enfranchisement, escape, liberty, ransom, (v) dismission, acquittance, 3. release; synonyms (v) exempt, free, liberate, pardon, absolve, acquit, deliver, dismiss, excuse, (adj) disengage; antonyms (n) imprisonment, abduction, custody, involvement, preservation, (v) capture, confine, imprison, arrest, catch. rhyddhau 1. free; synonyms (adj) loose, (v) clear, exempt, liberate, discharge, excuse, extricate, relieve, disentangle, acquit; antonyms (adj) bound, restricted, compelled, confined, imprisoned, repressive, secure, strict, stuck, tangled, 2. liberate; synonyms (v) emancipate, deliver, disengage, free, release, absolve, rescue, save, disembarrass, turn; antonyms (v) confine, enslave, 3. release; synonyms (n) issue, liberation, departure, ransom, exemption, disengagement, (v) pardon, dismiss, exonerate, allow; antonyms (n) imprisonment, abduction, custody, involvement, preservation, (v) capture, imprison, arrest, catch, 4. acquit; synonyms (v) exculpate, conduct, forgive, vindicate, hold, redeem, assoil, bear, behave, carry; antonym (v) convict, 5. absolve; synonyms (v) justify, remit, dispense, purge; antonyms (v) blame, condemn, 6. emancipate; synonyms (v) manumit, (adj) disburden, 7. loose; synonyms (adj) lax, liberal, dissolute, licentious, light, vague, detached, (v) relax, detach, (n) limp; antonyms (adj) tight, close, compressed, dense, taut, compact, wedged.
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Welsh - English rhyddiaith prose; synonyms (n) style, writing, commonplace, language, literature, (v) ramble, (adj) prosaic, maunder, palaver, prate; antonyms (n) poetry, verse. rhyddid 1. freedom; synonyms (n) exemption, autonomy, deliverance, discharge, emancipation, immunity, release, escape, ease, (adj) franchise; antonyms (n) imprisonment, restriction, captivity, dependence, restraint, suppression, 2. liberty; synonyms (n) freedom, license, independence, leave, latitude, permission, privilege, scope, familiarity, permit. rhyddieithol 1. prosaic; synonyms (adj) commonplace, dull, monotonous, ordinary, pedestrian, prosy, uninteresting, boring, everyday, humdrum; antonym (adj) enchanted, 2. prose; synonyms (n) style, writing, language, literature, rap, (v) ramble, (adj) prosaic, maunder, palaver, prate; antonyms (n) poetry, verse. rhyddni 1. diarrhea; synonyms (n) diarrhoea, lax, looseness, 2. looseness; synonyms (n) laxness, laxity, license, amplitude, bid, breadth, caper, corruption, diarrhea, drama; antonyms (n) tightness, density. rhydio ford; synonyms (n) crossing, tunnel, carrefour, cleft, (v) cross, pass, care, character, circulate, come. rhydlyd rusty; synonyms (adj) ancient, rust, intractable, old, cantankerous, corroded, exceptious, (v) moldy, raw, green. rhydu rust; synonyms (n) decay, corrosion, (v) corrode, eat, tarnish, (adj) rusty. rhyfedd 1. wonderful; synonyms (adj) extraordinary, marvelous, astonishing, excellent, remarkable, phenomenal, amazing, fantastic, grand, great; antonyms (adj) awful, terrible, unpleasant, dreadful, 2. strange; synonyms (adj) extraneous, foreign, peculiar, abnormal, curious, irregular, mysterious, new, odd, outlandish; antonyms (adj) normal, ordinary, familiar, typical, 3. funny; synonyms (adj) comical, amusing, droll, eccentric, facetious, fishy, strange, diverting, comic, entertaining; antonyms (adj) serious, grave, 4. bizarre; synonyms (adj) fanciful, grotesque, singular, freakish, outre, quaint, queer, unusual, striking, erratic, 5. humorous; synonyms (adj) funny, witty, farcical, hilarious, jocose, jocular, playful, jovial, laughable, merry; antonym (adj) tragic, 6. odd; synonyms (adj) exceptional, chance, novel, anomalous, bizarre, individual, particular, different, unaccountable, casual; antonym (adj) even, 7. queer; synonyms (adj) gay, (v) baffle, bilk, cross, endanger, expose, (n) fag, faggot, fagot, fairy. rhyfeddod 1. wonder; synonyms (v) admire, (n) marvel, prodigy, admiration, amazement, astonishment, miracle, surprise, muse,
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phenomenon, 2. marvel; synonyms (n) wonder, curiosity, portent. rhyfeddol wonderful; synonyms (adj) extraordinary, marvelous, astonishing, excellent, remarkable, phenomenal, amazing, fantastic, grand, great; antonyms (adj) awful, terrible, unpleasant, dreadful. rhyfeddu 1. wonder; synonyms (v) admire, (n) marvel, prodigy, admiration, amazement, astonishment, miracle, surprise, muse, phenomenon, 2. amaze; synonyms (v) astonish, astound, baffle, dazzle, dumbfound, puzzle, stagger, discombobulate, alarm, bewilder, 3. marvel; synonyms (n) wonder, curiosity, portent. rhyfel 1. war; synonyms (n) combat, battle, fight, warfare, conflict, fighting, antagonism, contest, struggle, (v) clash; antonyms (n) peace, (v) ceasefire, 2. warfare; synonyms (n) war, action, hostility, hostilities, opposition. rhyfela war; synonyms (n) combat, battle, fight, warfare, conflict, fighting, antagonism, contest, struggle, (v) clash; antonyms (n) peace, (v) ceasefire. rhyfelblaid belligerent; synonyms (adj) aggressive, hostile, militant, combative, fighting, quarrelsome, warlike, argumentative, (n) fighter, combatant; antonyms (adj) good-natured, peaceable. rhyfelgar 1. warlike; synonyms (adj) martial, belligerent, military, aggressive, bellicose, combative, pugnacious, armigerous, hostile, unfriendly; antonym (adj) peaceful, 2. bellicose; synonyms (adj) militant, warlike, truculent, battleful, (v) contentious. rhyfelgyrch campaign; synonyms (n) crusade, battle, expedition, movement, struggle, war, cause, (v) fight, course, canvass. rhyfelog belligerent; synonyms (adj) aggressive, hostile, militant, combative, fighting, quarrelsome, warlike, argumentative, (n) fighter, combatant; antonyms (adj) good-natured, peaceable. rhyfelwr warrior; synonyms (n) fighter, soldier, combatant, champion, militant, hero, boxer, captain, chieftain, contestant. rhyferthwy 1. torrent; synonyms (n) deluge, flood, cloudburst, downpour, overflow, stream, rain, shower, soaker, (adj) volley, 2. inundation; synonyms (n) flooding, debacle, alluvion, torrent, alluvium, (v) freshet. rhyfyg 1. foolhardiness; synonyms (n) desperation, recklessness, temerity, foolhardihood, rashness, heedlessness, carelessness, foolhardise, foolishness, haste, 2. presumption; synonyms (n) assumption, effrontery, confidence, assurance, arrogance, conjecture, guess, premise, surmise, insolence. rhyfygu 1. dare; synonyms (v) defy, brave, hazard, confront, resist, (n) challenge, venture, adventure, daring, defiance, 2. presume; synonyms (v)
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assume, dare, believe, consider, expect, guess, infer, think, esteem, conclude. rhyfygus 1. foolhardy; synonyms (adj) daring, rash, audacious, reckless, bold, hasty, presumptuous, unwise, desperate, adventurous; antonym (adj) wise, 2. presumptuous; synonyms (adj) arrogant, assuming, forward, insolent, impertinent, assumptive, familiar, haughty, proud, (n) impudent. rhyg rye; synonyms (n) cereal, grain, (v) whisky, highball, peg, rum, schnapps, sherry, sling, usquebaugh. rhyglyddu 1. deserve; synonyms (v) merit, rate, warrant, earn, gain, 2. merit; synonyms (n) worth, credit, desert, virtue, goodness, quality, significance, value, (v) deserve, (adj) excellence. rhygnu 1. grate; synonyms (v) chafe, creak, grind, abrade, scrape, fret, gall, gnash, rub, aggravate, 2. harp; synonyms (n) harmonica, constellation, (v) dwell, belong, brood, consist, domicile, domiciliate, inhabit, lie, 3. jar; synonyms (n) jangle, blow, crock, container, jog, (v) jolt, clash, bump, collide, jounce, 4. rub; synonyms (v) fray, grate, caress, furbish, graze, irritate, massage, (n) check, brush, hitch. rhygyng amble; synonyms (v) walk, mosey, ramble, wander, dawdle, gallop, (n) saunter, stroll, trot, promenade; antonym (v) rush. rhygyngu 1. caper; synonyms (n) prank, skip, hop, joke, play, (v) bound, dance, frolic, leap, romp, 2. amble; synonyms (v) walk, mosey, ramble, wander, dawdle, gallop, (n) saunter, stroll, trot, promenade; antonym (v) rush, 3. mince; synonyms (v) chop, hash, dice, moderate, slice, soften, fricassee, grate. rhyndod 1. chilly; synonyms (adj) chill, bleak, cool, unfriendly, algid, freezing, frosty, frozen, icy, (n) cold; antonyms (adj) warm, hot, 2. shivering; synonyms (adj) quivering, shaking, trembling, quaking, shaky, shuddering, tremulous, chilled; antonym (adj) composed. Rhyngrwyd internet; synonyms (n) cyberspace, internetwork. rhyngwladol international; synonyms (adj) worldwide, global, intercontinental, universal, external, away, broad, comprehensive, extensive, extraneous; antonyms (adj) national, insular, local. rhyngwladwriaethol international; synonyms (adj) worldwide, global, intercontinental, universal, external, away, broad, comprehensive, extensive, extraneous; antonyms (adj) national, insular, local. rhynion 1. grits, 2. groats; synonym (n) shelling. rhynllyd 1. chilly; synonyms (adj) chill, bleak, cool, unfriendly, algid, freezing, frosty, frozen, icy, (n) cold; antonyms (adj) warm, hot, 2. shivering; synonyms (adj) quivering, shaking, trembling,
quaking, shaky, shuddering, tremulous, chilled; antonym (adj) composed. Rhys rice (reis); synonyms (n) cereal, grain, buckwheat, maize, (adj) meal, bran, farina, flour, spore, sporule. rhysedd 1. abundance; synonyms (n) wealth, amplitude, exuberance, plenitude, profusion, richness, store, treasure, (adj) plenty, riches; antonyms (n) dearth, scarcity, aridity, insufficiency, lack, shortage, 2. excess; synonyms (adj) extra, additional, (n) surplus, dissipation, extravagance, plethora, abundance, exaggeration, glut, overabundance; antonyms (n) restraint, moderation, shortfall. rhyswr 1. hero; synonyms (n) champion, character, leader, protector, worthy, protagonist, warrior, bomber, celebrity, combatant, 2. champion; synonyms (n) advocate, backer, partisan, ace, fighter, hero, champ, (v) defend, support, back; antonym (v) oppose. rhythu 1. stare; synonyms (v) gaze, look, gape, glare, peer, squint, goggle, see, view, (n) regard, 2. gape; synonyms (v) gawk, open, yawn, split, dehisce, (adj) stare. rhyw 1. some; synonyms (adv) nearly, rather, somewhat, about, approximately, around, roughly, (adj) few, certain, (det) any, 2. sex; synonyms (n) gender, intercourse, copulation, coitus, sexuality, mating, (v) arouse, excite, (adj) sexual, 3. certain; synonyms (adj) actual, definite, sure, absolute, assured, dependable, indisputable, reliable, categorical, (v) bound; antonyms (adj) uncertain, doubtful, unsure, questionable, 4. any; synonyms (adj) all, either, whichever, every, several, some, alone, ony, (n) aught, (pron) who, 5. gender; synonyms (n) sex, kind, femininity, (v) copulate, 6. kind (caredig, math); synonyms (n) form, helpful, sort, benign, brand, breed, class, gentle, (adj) friendly, generous; antonyms (adj) unkind, callous, cruel, hardhearted, mean, merciless, nasty, spiteful, uncaring, upsetting, 7. sort; synonyms (n) type, assortment, description, rank, variety, pattern, (v) group, arrange, classify, (adj) manner, 8. type; synonyms (n) character, nature, category, stamp, emblem, font, print, style, mark, (adj) model. rhywbeth something; synonyms (pron) anything, (n) what, object, somewhat, thing, article, entity, (adv) rather. rhywbryd sometime; synonyms (adv) someday, once, sometimes, formerly, (adj) erstwhile, former, quondam, old, late. rhywdro sometime; synonyms (adv) someday, once, sometimes, formerly, (adj) erstwhile, former, quondam, old, late. rhywiog 1. fine; synonyms (adj) delicate, agreeable, dainty, brave, capital, elegant, excellent, nice, (n)
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S Sabothol 1. sabbath; synonyms (n) recess, vacation, sabbat, 2. sabbatical; synonym (n) leave. sach sack; synonyms (n) pocket, pouch, (v) pillage, bag, plunder, discharge, dismiss, despoil, fire, ransack; antonym (v) hire. sachu 1. bag; synonyms (n) pocket, pouch, package, briefcase, purse, sack, case, (v) bulge, capture, catch, 2. sack; synonyms (n) sac, (v) pillage, bag, plunder, discharge, dismiss, despoil, fire, ransack, rob; antonym (v) hire. saco jam (jam); synonyms (n) crush, crowd, fix, squeeze, congestion, conserve, dilemma, (v) block, cram, bar; antonym (v) free. sacrament sacrament; synonyms (n) liturgy, penance, rite, ritual, communion, ceremony, forfeit, marriage, reparation, service. sacramentaidd sacramental; synonyms (adj) sacred, divine, housling. sad 1. firm; synonyms (adj) constant, hard, stable, close, compact, determined, fixed, resolute, solid, steadfast; antonyms (adj) irresolute, soft, weak, hesitant, limp, liquid, soggy, 2. solid; synonyms (adj) firm, dense, consistent, real, strong, good, massive, secure, substantial, fast; antonyms (adj) unreliable, loose, gaseous, permeable, runny, transparent, watery, 3. steady; synonyms (adj) even, continual, cool, incessant, sedate, settled, certain, (v) calm, regular, brace; antonyms (adj) unsteady, shaky, wobbly, intermittent, 4. sober; synonyms (adj) serious, grave, sane, earnest, moderate, quiet, solemn, modest, abstemious, demure; antonym (adj) intoxicated. sadio 1. firm; synonyms (adj) constant, hard, stable, close, compact, determined, fixed, resolute, solid, steadfast; antonyms (adj) irresolute, soft, weak, hesitant, limp, liquid, soggy, 2. steady; synonyms (adj) firm, even, secure, continual, cool, incessant, sedate, settled, (v) calm, regular; antonyms (adj) unsteady, shaky, wobbly, intermittent, unreliable. sadrwydd 1. firmness; synonyms (n) decision, constancy, determination, resolution, assurance, confidence, consistency, obstinacy, resolve, steadfastness; antonym (n) looseness, 2. steadiness; synonyms (n) firmness, stability,
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regularity, equilibrium, permanence, persistence, reliability, soundness, strength, (adj) stableness; antonym (n) inconsistency. saer 1. carpenter; synonyms (n) joiner, builder, craftsman, laborer, mason, workman, (v) build, 2. artificer; synonyms (n) artisan, manufacturer, discoverer, inventor, journeyman, maker, armorer, armourer, (adj) mechanic, 3. mason; synonyms (n) freemason, stonemason, architect, artificer, artist, smith, carpenter. saeth 1. arrow; synonyms (n) pointer, barb, bolt, dart, missile, gun, spear, (adj) rocket, hydrargyrum, quicksilver, 2. dart; synonyms (n) arrow, (v) dash, bound, flash, run, shoot, flit, fly, gallop, race. saethu 1. fire; synonyms (n) discharge, ardor, conflagration, explode, fervor, flame, (v) excite, eject, blaze, dismiss; antonym (v) hire, 2. shoot; synonyms (v) bud, dart, dash, drive, flash, hunt, send, (n) scion, branch, sprout, 3. dart; synonyms (n) bolt, arrow, rocket, (v) bound, run, shoot, flit, fly, gallop, race, 4. blast; synonyms (n) bang, slam, burst, (v) attack, blare, blight, bomb, boom, detonate, (adj) explosion. saethwr 1. shot; synonyms (n) gunshot, injection, go, fling, ball, crack, shoot, picture, attempt, bang, 2. archer; synonyms (n) bowman, fan, turfman, 3. shooter; synonyms (n) gun, gunman, shot, gunslinger, hackbut, taw, pistol, shotgun, revolver, accelerator. saethydd 1. archer; synonyms (n) bowman, fan, turfman, 2. shooter; synonyms (n) gun, gunman, shot, gunslinger, hackbut, taw, pistol, shotgun, revolver, accelerator. saethyddiaeth archery; synonyms (n) ballistics, projectiles. saets sage; synonyms (n) philosopher, (adj) wise, sagacious, discerning, intelligent, grave, judicious, learned, prudent, profound. safadwy stable; synonyms (adj) firm, permanent, reliable, constant, durable, fast, fixed, lasting, secure, stationary; antonyms (adj) unstable, shaky, wobbly, dangerous, precarious, rickety, volatile. safbwynt standpoint; synonyms (n) stand, angle, outlook, position, viewpoint, attitude, perspective, side, slant, footing. saffir sapphire; synonyms (n) azure, blue, cerulean, lazuline, (adj) turquoise, cobalt, navy, indigo, sapphirine. saffwy 1. spear; synonyms (n) harpoon, lance, pike, fizgig, gig, prick, shaft, (v) impale, spike, stab, 2. javelin; synonyms (n) spear, dart, bayonet, fish, spontoon, weapon, arrow, bolt, boomerang, jereed. safiad 1. stand (sefyll); synonyms (v) endure, stall, undergo, live, (n) attitude, booth, rack, base, pedestal, position; antonyms (v) sit, lie, 2.
standing; synonyms (v) stand, (n) rank, fame, importance, prestige, place, reputation, footing, (adj) erect, motionless, 3. stature; synonyms (n) height, size, altitude, standing, tallness, quality, status, elevation. safio save; synonyms (v) deliver, economize, rescue, conserve, free, hoard, keep, maintain, preserve, (prep) except; antonyms (v) spend, squander, waste. safle 1. post; synonyms (n) place, function, office, position, pillar, stake, attitude, (v) mail, locate, base, 2. station; synonyms (n) rank, seat, standing, (v) post, stand, lay, order, put, set, site, 3. position; synonyms (n) condition, employment, opinion, placement, arrangement, bearing, (v) grade, fix, arrange, install, 4. situation; synonyms (n) job, matter, circumstance, circumstances, location, point, aspect, berth, case, environment. safn 1. mouth; synonyms (n) jaw, lip, aperture, lips, edge, entrance, (v) grimace, articulate, pronounce, speak, 2. jaws; synonyms (n) mouth, orifice, tongs, (v) mazard, gob. safnrhwth gaping; synonyms (adj) open, agape, vast, yawning, cavernous, discontinuous, oscitant. safnrhythu 1. gape; synonyms (n) gaze, (v) gawk, open, yawn, glare, goggle, split, dehisce, look, (adj) stare, 2. stare; synonyms (v) gape, peer, squint, see, view, watch, leer, (n) regard. safon 1. standard; synonyms (adj) model, normal, regular, (n) degree, measure, average, criterion, flag, norm, rate; antonyms (adj) unusual, unconventional, special, 2. criterion; synonyms (n) benchmark, test, canon, mark, criterium, gauge, pattern, principle, proof, rule. safonol standard; synonyms (adj) model, normal, regular, (n) degree, measure, average, criterion, flag, norm, rate; antonyms (adj) unusual, unconventional, special. sagrafen sacrament; synonyms (n) liturgy, penance, rite, ritual, communion, ceremony, forfeit, marriage, reparation, service. saib 1. rest; synonyms (n) remnant, repose, balance, pause, recess, relaxation, residue, (v) nap, remain, (adj) remainder; antonym (v) work, 2. leisure; synonyms (n) ease, idleness, convenience, vacation, amusement, opportunity, pastime, recreation, respite, (adj) idle, 3. pause; synonyms (n) break, intermission, interruption, rest, gap, (v) halt, adjournment, delay, hesitate, (adj) discontinue; antonyms (n) decisiveness, (v) continue. saig 1. dish; synonyms (n) bowl, beauty, disk, plate, platter, saucer, container, dishful, (v) hollow, serve, 2. meal; synonyms (n) food, feed, flour, repast, banquet, spread, bite, 3. mess; synonyms (n) clutter, jumble, muddle, confusion, difficulty, disorder, hodgepodge, jam, scrape, (v) botch; antonym (n) order.
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common, low, nasty, plebeian, vile, foul, indecent, crude; antonyms (adj) refined, sophisticated, tasteful, polite. sathru 1. tread; synonyms (v) step, pace, walk, trample, crush, (n) gait, rate, stride, tramp, footstep, 2. trample; synonyms (v) oppress, squash, stamp, tread, defeat, flatten, (n) trampling. sawdl heel; synonyms (n) blackguard, counter, dog, cad, scoundrel, shoe, sole, villain, (v) list, lean. sawl who; synonyms (pron) one, (adj) which, what. sawru savor; synonyms (v) smack, enjoy, smell, (n) relish, taste, flavor, gusto, sapidity, flavour, savour. sawrus savory; synonyms (adj) dainty, palatable, spicy, fragrant, appetizing, tasteful, delectable, delicious, savoury, tasty. saws sauce; synonyms (n) condiment, seasoning, garnish, impertinence, billingsgate, salad, cheek, insolence, effrontery, juice. sbario 1. spare; synonyms (adj) reserve, slender, excess, save, slight, additional, (v) free, meager, exempt, (n) extra, 2. save; synonyms (v) deliver, economize, rescue, conserve, hoard, keep, maintain, preserve, liberate, (prep) except; antonyms (v) spend, squander, waste. sbectol spectacles; synonyms (n) eyeglasses, glasses, specs, bifocals, monocle, eyewear, visor, barnacle. sbeis spice; synonyms (n) condiment, sauce, seasoning, piquancy, dash, salt, smack, tang, (v) flavor, (adj) season. sbeit spite; synonyms (n) resentment, malice, grudge, hatred, malevolence, pique, animosity, maliciousness, nastiness, rancor; antonym (n) kindness. sbeitio spite; synonyms (n) resentment, malice, grudge, hatred, malevolence, pique, animosity, maliciousness, nastiness, rancor; antonym (n) kindness. sbeitlyd spiteful; synonyms (adj) malign, malicious, malevolent, despiteful, ill-natured, malignant, nasty, sinister, venomous, vindictive; antonym (adj) kind. sbel 1. bout; synonyms (n) round, attack, competition, fight, spell, turn, battle, event, fighting, fit, 2. spell; synonyms (n) magic, fascination, bout, conjuration, incantation, period, sorcery, enchantment, span, (v) charm. sbio spy; synonyms (n) scout, detective, mole, (v) see, espy, snoop, discern, discover, observe, perceive. sbort 1. game; synonyms (n) amusement, fun, entertainment, competition, contest, diversion, match, (adj) fearless, (v) bet, gamble, 2. fun; synonyms (adj) amusing, entertaining, (n) enjoyment, frolic, play, recreation, comedy, delight, humor, (v) banter; antonym (n) misery, 3. sport;
synonyms (n) jest, pastime, romp, joke, disport, mutant, freak, exercise, game, (v) gambol. sbwylio spoil; synonyms (v) plunder, corrupt, impair, rot, damage, deface, indulge, injure, (n) ruin, (adj) harm; antonyms (v) enhance, improve, conserve. sebon soap; synonyms (n) cleanser, (v) lather, bribe, grease, oil, wheedle, cajole, bathe, clean, (adj) episodic. seboni 1. soap; synonyms (n) cleanser, (v) lather, bribe, grease, oil, wheedle, cajole, bathe, clean, (adj) episodic, 2. soft-soap; synonyms (n) flattery, (v) flatter, coax, grovel, induce, lie, lobby, 3. lather; synonyms (n) foam, froth, head, flap, (v) bubble, flog, lash, trounce, whip, beat. sebonwr flatterer; synonyms (n) cajoler, adulator, sycophant, toady, assentator, complimenter, cozener, deceiver, glozer, losenger. sect sect; synonyms (n) faction, denomination, clan, party, religion, order, cult, category, class, group. sectyddiaeth sectarianism; synonyms (n) denominationalism, sectarism, bigotry, churchism, heresy, racism. sectyddol sectarian; synonyms (adj) partisan, factious, nonconformist, (n) bigot, schismatic, sectary, sectarist, heretic, dissident, dissenter. sedd 1. seat; synonyms (n) place, bench, base, backside, behind, bottom, buttocks, chair, (v) locate, put, 2. pew; synonyms (n) booth, stall, pen, sheepfold. seddi 1. seat; synonyms (n) place, bench, base, backside, behind, bottom, buttocks, chair, (v) locate, put, 2. install; synonyms (v) establish, fix, inaugurate, appoint, erect, crown, induct, instal, invest, lodge; antonym (v) overthrow. sef 1. namely; synonyms (adv) videlicet, viz, scilicet, expressly, nominately, explicitly, i.e, specially, viz, wit, consider also 2. that is to say; synonyms (adv) namely, specifically, (adj) e, 3. to wit. sefnig pharynx; synonym (n) throat. sefydledig established; synonyms (v) settled, (adj) conventional, accepted, firm, fixed, regular, set, decided, confirmed, secure; antonym (adj) unproven. sefydliad 1. establishment; synonyms (n) business, company, constitution, institution, concern, creation, enactment, formation, organization, settlement; antonyms (n) elimination, end, 2. institution; synonyms (n) establishment, institute, asylum, founding, academy, custom, foundation, initiation, tradition, induction. sefydlog 1. fixed; synonyms (adj) determined, definite, steady, constant, durable, certain, decided, determinate, (v) stable, (adv) firm; antonyms (adj) flexible, adaptable, adjustable, changeable, movable, separate, variable, compliant, loose, moveable, 2. stationary; synonyms (adj)
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seithongl heptagon; synonyms (n) octagon, oxygon, septangle, hexagon, pentagon, polygon. seithug 1. bootless; synonyms (adj) futile, useless, vain, idle, inefficacious, inutile, unavailing, abortive, sleeveless, (v) fruitless, 2. futile; synonyms (adj) empty, frivolous, ineffective, bootless, hollow, hopeless, ineffectual, meaningless, pointless, worthless; antonym (adj) successful, 3. fruitless; synonyms (adj) barren, sterile, unproductive, infertile, poor, profitless, unfruitful, unprofitable, unsuccessful, void; antonym (adj) fertile. seithugio 1. balk; synonyms (v) frustrate, prevent, retard, flinch, hamper, traverse, baffle, disappoint, (n) baulk, hindrance, 2. frustrate; synonyms (v) counteract, fail, foil, thwart, balk, bilk, cross, disconcert, elude, dash; antonym (v) encourage, 3. thwart; synonyms (v) hinder, impede, obstruct, oppose, defeat, block, resist, stop, contravene, scotch. seld 1. dresser; synonyms (n) bureau, cabinet, chest, table, counter, cupboard, adjuster, agency, authority, breakfront, 2. bookcase; synonyms (n) closet, bin, buffet, bunker, cellaret, clothespress, commode, davenport, drawer, highboy, 3. sideboard; synonym (n) locker. seler cellar; synonyms (n) vault, basement, cellarage, winery, cockpit, hold, bound, catacomb, cell, floor. selio seal; synonyms (n) mark, stamp, cachet, hallmark, imprint, impression, (v) plug, bar, close, (adj) conclude; antonyms (v) open, unseal. selni illness; synonyms (n) disease, ailment, sickness, complaint, disorder, distemper, malady, attack, affliction, pain. selog 1. zealous; synonyms (adj) eager, enthusiastic, keen, passionate, fervent, ardent, avid, devoted, strenuous, vehement; antonym (adj) indifferent, 2. ardent; synonyms (adj) burning, impassioned, warm, acute, affectionate, earnest, fervid, fiery, flaming, glowing; antonym (adj) apathetic. selsig sausage; synonyms (n) frankfurter, blimp, pudding, intestine. sen 1. censure; synonyms (n) reprimand, animadversion, attack, accusation, (v) blame, accuse, abuse, reproach, berate, carp; antonyms (n) approval, (v) praise, approve, commend, 2. reproof; synonyms (n) admonition, reprehension, condemnation, objurgation, castigation, chastisement, correction, (v) censure, rebuke, lecture, 3. rebuke; synonyms (n) rebuff, reproof, admonishment, rap, (v) chide, castigate, admonish, caution, check, scold; antonym (v) compliment. senedd 1. parliament; synonyms (n) congress, council, diet, assembly, legislature, house, convention, convocation, senate, fantan, 2. senate;
synonyms (n) parliament, senatus, storthing, witenagemote, authority, committee. seneddol 1. parliamentary; synonyms (adj) congressional, legislative, parliamental, 2. senatorial; synonym (adj) senatorian. seneddwr senator; synonyms (n) mentor, monitor, consul, counselor, delegate, representative. sengl single; synonyms (adj) only, celibate, one, odd, particular, distinct, individual, isolated, lone, lonely; antonyms (adj) married, double, multiple. sennu 1. censure; synonyms (n) reprimand, animadversion, attack, accusation, (v) blame, accuse, abuse, reproach, berate, carp; antonyms (n) approval, (v) praise, approve, commend, 2. animadvert; synonyms (v) censure, comment, study, fulminate, observe, opine, remonstrate, complain, guess, imagine, 3. rebuke; synonyms (n) rebuff, admonition, reproof, (v) chide, castigate, lecture, admonish, caution, check, scold; antonym (v) compliment. seraff seraph; synonyms (n) angel, demigod, hero, seraphim, heroine, archangel, (adj) saintly. serch 1. love (cariad, caru); synonyms (n) desire, affection, dear, fondness, liking, benevolence, charity, attachment, (v) cherish, enjoy; antonyms (n) abhorrence, hatred, aversion, (v) hate, dislike, abhor, 2. attachment; synonyms (n) appendix, accessory, addition, adherence, regard, appendage, association, bond, connection, devotion; antonym (n) detachment, 3. although; synonyms (conj) albeit, whereas, (prep) however, (adv) notwithstanding, though, even, 4. affection; synonyms (n) affect, affectionateness, disease, feeling, heart, kindness, love, tenderness, admiration, care, 5. notwithstanding; synonyms (prep) despite, (adv) although, nevertheless, nonetheless, still, withal, eventually, (conj) yet, but, howbeit. serchog 1. affectionate; synonyms (adj) fond, loving, ardent, caring, cordial, devoted, kind, tender, warm, (adv) fatherly; antonyms (adj) cold, uncaring, 2. loving; synonyms (adj) affectionate, amorous, friendly, attached, admiring, compassionate, gentle, enamored, intimate, motherly. serchowgrwydd 1. love (cariad, caru); synonyms (n) desire, affection, dear, fondness, liking, benevolence, charity, attachment, (v) cherish, enjoy; antonyms (n) abhorrence, hatred, aversion, (v) hate, dislike, abhor, 2. affectionateness; synonyms (n) tenderness, heart, lovingness, warmheartedness, warmth, bosom, caring, center, centre, core. serchu love (cariad, caru); synonyms (n) desire, affection, dear, fondness, liking, benevolence, charity, attachment, (v) cherish, enjoy; antonyms (n) abhorrence, hatred, aversion, (v) hate, dislike, abhor.
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Welsh - English serchus 1. pleasant; synonyms (adj) bright, acceptable, agreeable, amiable, charming, jolly, kindly, nice, facetious, affable; antonyms (adj) unpleasant, disagreeable, disgusting, foul, gruesome, harsh, horrible, nasty, repugnant, shocking, 2. affectionate; synonyms (adj) fond, loving, ardent, caring, cordial, devoted, kind, tender, warm, (adv) fatherly; antonyms (adj) cold, uncaring, 3. amiable; synonyms (adj) benign, complaisant, friendly, genial, gentle, likable, lovely, pleasant, sweet, adorable; antonyms (adj) unfriendly, aggressive, argumentative, 4. loving; synonyms (adj) affectionate, amorous, attached, admiring, compassionate, enamored, intimate, motherly, passionate, (v) sympathetic. seremoni ceremony; synonyms (n) formality, courtesy, celebration, ceremonial, parade, pomp, rite, manners, custom, form. seren 1. star; synonyms (n) asterisk, celebrity, ace, principal, headliner, leading, luminary, personality, champion, idol; antonym (n) nobody, 2. asterisk; synonyms (n) star, adept, genius, hotshot, lead, maven, sensation, splat, virtuoso, whiz. serennig asterisk; synonyms (n) star, ace, adept, genius, headliner, hotshot, lead, maven, principal, sensation. serennog starry; synonyms (adj) astral, sidereal, starlike, showy, gleaming, dazzling, flashing, glitzy, impressive, magnificent. serennu 1. sparkle; synonyms (n) flash, flicker, spark, blaze, glitter, (v) glimmer, shimmer, blink, fizz, gleam; antonym (n) lethargy, 2. scintillate; synonyms (v) sparkle, coruscate, twinkle, beam, radiate, glare, shine, (n) glisten, effervesce. serfyll unsteady; synonyms (adj) unstable, changeable, dizzy, insecure, rickety, shaky, unbalanced, unsettled, unsound, (n) uncertain; antonym (adj) steady. seri 1. causeway; synonyms (n) pavement, pathway, sidewalk, path, track, alley, footpath, jetty, boardwalk, trail, 2. pavement; synonyms (n) paving, walk, ground, trottoir. serio sear; synonyms (v) burn, scorch, char, dry, cauterize, parch, scald, brand, fry, broil. serol astral; synonyms (adj) sidereal, stellar, celestial, dreamy, exalted, stellary, unworldly, visionary, astrophysical, cosmological. serth 1. abrupt; synonyms (adj) sudden, brusque, sharp, precipitous, steep, disconnected, discourteous, gruff, hasty, (n) bold; antonyms (adj) civil, gentle, gradual, gracious, rambling, 2. obscene; synonyms (adj) indecent, dirty, gross, coarse, filthy, lewd, licentious, nasty, bawdy, foul, 3. steep; synonyms (adj) high, abrupt, excessive, exorbitant, (v) douse, immerse, soak, dip, drench, imbue, 4. precipitous; synonyms (adj) precipitate,
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perpendicular, headlong, precipitant, sheer, impetuous, acute, discontinuous, harsh, immediate. serthedd 1. obscenity; synonyms (n) bawdiness, bawdry, indecency, lewdness, dirtiness, impurity, vulgarity, immodesty, profanity, ribaldry, 2. ribaldry; synonyms (n) gaminess, raciness, harlotry, baggage, balderdash, billingsgate, buffoonery, (v) obscenity, smut, blacken. serydd astronomer; synonyms (n) astrologer, stargazer, uranologist. seryddiaeth astronomy; synonyms (n) astrology, uranology. seryddol astronomical; synonyms (adj) astronomic, vast, astrophysical, celestial, great, uranic, considerable, elevated, excessive, extraordinary. seryddwr astronomer; synonyms (n) astrologer, stargazer, uranologist. sesbin shoehorn; synonyms (v) cut, insert, sew, tailor, style. sesiwn session; synonyms (n) meeting, seance, sitting, conference, bout, consultation, convention, class, period, stretch. set set; synonyms (v) fix, place, lay, put, locate, position, regulate, define, (n) class, (adj) fixed; antonyms (v) soften, liquefy, melt, (n) combing, comb-out, (adj) variable, flexible, liquid. sethrydd trampler; synonyms (n) tramper, tramp, hiker, stamper, stomper. setl settle; synonyms (v) fix, place, clarify, establish, pay, regulate, resolve, set, adjudicate, (adj) confirm. setlo settle; synonyms (v) fix, place, clarify, establish, pay, regulate, resolve, set, adjudicate, (adj) confirm. sew 1. delicacy; synonyms (n) daintiness, finesse, fragility, tidbit, weakness, delicate, airiness, discretion, elegance, (adj) dainty; antonym (n) coarseness, 2. pottage; synonyms (n) potage, broth, drink, mush, pap, paste, pulp, sauce, skink, (v) puree, 3. juice; synonyms (n) extract, water, blood, gravy, liquid, succus, fluid, liquor, fuel, (adj) humor. sgamio 1. dodge; synonyms (v) circumvent, avoid, evade, maneuver, duck, elude, (n) contrivance, stratagem, cheat, device, 2. scheme; synonyms (n) dodge, arrangement, diagram, (v) plan, plot, design, intrigue, devise, conspire, contrive. sganio scan; synonyms (n) examination, inspection, (v) survey, inspect, rake, read, peruse, browse, consider, examine. sgaprwth 1. rough; synonyms (adj) coarse, hard, harsh, raw, crude, cruel, grating, gross, hoarse, jagged; antonyms (adj) gentle, smooth, polished, precise, refined, silky, soft, sophisticated, even, exact, 2. uncouth; synonyms (adj) rough, rude,
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barbarous, awkward, vulgar, clumsy, common, ungainly, unrefined, crass; antonym (adj) couth. sgeptigol sceptical; synonyms (adj) doubting, questioning, skeptical, unbelieving, disbelieving, atheistic, atheistical, inquisitive, nescient, quizzical. sgi ski; synonym (n) skis. sgiatan pussy; synonyms (n) cat, puss, cunt, kitty, pussycat, snatch, twat, (adj) purulent, festering, infected. sgil trick; synonyms (n) deceit, deception, joke, prank, (v) swindle, cheat, deceive, fraud, sham, con. sgrech screech; synonyms (n) scream, cry, shout, shriek, howl, (v) screak, yell, bawl, creak, pipe. sgrwbio scrub; synonyms (n) brush, bush, (v) scour, scratch, scrape, clean, mop, rub, wash, cleanse. sgwar square; synonyms (adj) right, even, rectangular, fair, (n) area, foursquare, (v) settle, agree, correspond, (adv) just. sgwario square (sgwar); synonyms (adj) right, even, rectangular, fair, (n) area, foursquare, (v) settle, agree, correspond, (adv) just. sgwd 1. waterfall; synonyms (n) cascade, cataract, falls, force, coerce, coercion, efficacy, enforce, garrison, man, 2. cataract; synonyms (n) waterfall, deluge, torrent, amaurosis, blindness, cataclysm. sgwennu write (ysgrifennu); synonyms (v) compose, indite, pen, correspond, compile, draw, publish, record, spell, outline. sgwrs 1. chat; synonyms (n) gossip, talk, chatter, chitchat, conversation, causerie, confab, (v) converse, chaffer, confabulate; antonym (v) listen, 2. conversation; synonyms (n) chat, conference, colloquy, communication, discourse, discussion, language, speech, talking, palaver, 3. talk; synonyms (v) lecture, address, articulate, prattle, speak, prate, rap, babble, (n) dialogue, parlance. sgwrsio 1. chat; synonyms (n) gossip, talk, chatter, chitchat, conversation, causerie, confab, (v) converse, chaffer, confabulate; antonym (v) listen, 2. talk; synonyms (v) lecture, address, articulate, chat, prattle, speak, (n) discourse, language, colloquy, dialogue. Shwmae hello; synonyms (n) greeting, hi, howdy, hullo, welcome, (v) hail. si 1. whiz; synonyms (n) adept, ace, expert, (v) whir, hiss, whirr, whizz, zip, zoom, buzz; antonym (v) dawdle, 2. buzz; synonyms (n) hum, rumor, hearsay, report, bell, (v) call, drone, ring, gossip, purr, 3. murmur; synonyms (n) mutter, babble, whine, complaint, (v) grumble, mumble, whisper, bubble, complain, breathe. siaced jacket; synonyms (n) casing, sheath, case, cover, covering, envelope, coat, skin, shield, (v) clothe.
sialc chalk; synonyms (n) score, trace, clod, clot, gravel, mold, (v) mark, pastel, (adj) ivory, lily. sialens challenge; synonyms (n) question, defiance, protest, (v) defy, dare, brave, dispute, ask, call, charge; antonym (v) obey. sialensio challenge; synonyms (n) question, defiance, protest, (v) defy, dare, brave, dispute, ask, call, charge; antonym (v) obey. siambr chamber; synonyms (n) bedroom, hall, bedchamber, cavity, cell, council, compartment, committee, court, cubicle. sianel channel; synonyms (n) canal, conduit, groove, drain, duct, line, passage, (v) carry, conduct, convey. siarad 1. talk; synonyms (v) gossip, converse, lecture, chatter, address, articulate, chat, prattle, speak, (n) discourse, 2. speak; synonyms (v) express, pronounce, deliver, say, utter, recite, talk, emit, mouth, state. siaradus 1. talkative; synonyms (adj) loquacious, chatty, garrulous, gabby, verbose, gossipy, glib, communicative, talky, wordy; antonyms (adj) taciturn, reserved, mute, quiet, shy, silent, 2. garrulous; synonyms (adj) talkative, conversational, windy, effusive, expansive, fluent, 3. loquacious; synonym (adj) linguacious. siaradwr 1. talker; synonyms (n) speaker, spokesman, linguist, gossip, loudspeaker, tonguester, utterer, verbaliser, verbalizer, braggart, 2. speaker; synonyms (n) narrator, orator, president, conversationalist, chairman, talker, principal. siario share; synonyms (n) piece, portion, deal, (v) participate, allot, apportion, distribute, part, partake, dispense; antonym (v) control. siarp acid; synonyms (adj) acerbic, acidic, bitter, caustic, sharp, sour, acerb, acrid, cutting, pointed; antonym (adj) sweet. siars 1. command; synonyms (n) control, instruction, behest, bidding, decree, (v) charge, order, rule, call, commission; antonym (v) request, 2. charge; synonyms (n) accusation, burden, care, command, bill, (v) accuse, blame, attack, bid, load; antonyms (v) absolve, retreat. siarsio 1. charge; synonyms (n) accusation, burden, care, command, commission, bill, (v) accuse, blame, attack, bid; antonyms (v) request, absolve, retreat, 2. warn; synonyms (v) admonish, advise, caution, counsel, inform, alert, threaten, exhort, notify, reprove, 3. enjoin; synonyms (v) dictate, direct, charge, instruct, tell, require, disallow, forbid, impose, order. siartr charter; synonyms (n) hire, permit, authority, code, law, license, (v) let, rent, engage, lease.
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Welsh - English siasbi shoehorn; synonyms (v) cut, insert, sew, tailor, style. siawns chance; synonyms (n) hazard, fortune, opportunity, probability, venture, (adj) accidental, (v) gamble, adventure, risk, bet; antonyms (n) predictability, (adj) deliberate, intentional, (v)
design, plan. sibrwd 1. whisper; synonyms (n) buzz, hum, rustle, breath, (v) murmur, breathe, mumble, hint, suggestion, hiss; antonym (v) shout, 2. murmur; synonyms (n) mutter, babble, whine, complaint, (v) grumble, whisper, bubble, complain, drone, croak. sicl shekel; synonyms (n) dollar, sicle. sicr 1. sure; synonyms (adj) certain, reliable, secure, safe, firm, indisputable, dependable, assured, (adv) certainly, (v) steady; antonyms (adj) doubtful, uncertain, unsure, hesitant, 2. certain; synonyms (adj) actual, definite, sure, absolute, categorical, decisive, fixed, inevitable, infallible, (v) bound; antonym (adj) questionable, 3. secure; synonyms (v) close, fix, preserve, fasten, acquire, assure, attain, (adj) confident, attach, bind; antonyms (v) lose, detach, (adj) insecure, vulnerable, loose, unsafe. sicrwydd 1. certainty; synonyms (n) assurance, confidence, sureness, trust, certain, certitude, conviction, fact, reality, security; antonyms (n) doubt, uncertainty, unpredictability, 2. assurance; synonyms (n) belief, guarantee, pledge, affiance, faith, nerve, poise, promise, reliance, vow; antonym (n) insecurity. sidan silk; synonyms (adj) silky, down, velure, velvet. sidanaidd silky; synonyms (adj) silken, sleek, glossy, satiny, smooth, soft, delicate, fine, downy, fluffy; antonym (adj) rough. siesbin shoehorn; synonyms (v) cut, insert, sew, tailor, style. siew show; synonyms (v) present, broadcast, expose, guide, indicate, (n) display, appearance, exhibit, produce, ostentation; antonyms (v) conceal, disprove, hide. siffrwd 1. rustle; synonyms (n) whisper, rustling, (v) hiss, lift, buzz, pilfer, steal, whiz, 2. shuffle; synonyms (v) shift, blend, mingle, hobble, muddle, drag, scuff, equivocate, (n) shamble, evasion. sigaret cigarette; synonyms (n) cigaret, fag, butt, arse, ass, backside, behind, bottom, bum, (adj) cigar. sigledig 1. unstable; synonyms (adj) changeable, precarious, insecure, shaky, unsettled, unsound, erratic, fickle, fluid, inconstant; antonyms (adj) stable, steady, constant, 2. rickety; synonyms (adj) unstable, wobbly, decrepit, dilapidated, ramshackle, rachitic, flimsy, unsteady, weak, wonky, 3. shaky; synonyms (adj) rickety, unsafe,
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broken, quaking, shaking, trembling, nervous, perilous, quivering, (v) crazy; antonym (adj) strong. siglen 1. swing; synonyms (n) sweep, (v) sway, fluctuate, oscillate, dangle, hang, rock, beat, brandish, change, 2. bog; synonyms (n) marsh, morass, swamp, marish, mire, moss, quagmire, sludge, everglade, fen; antonym (n) desert, 3. swamp; synonyms (n) bog, (v) flood, inundate, overwhelm, submerge, sink, deluge, drench, drown, overflow. siglo 1. swing; synonyms (n) sweep, (v) sway, fluctuate, oscillate, dangle, hang, rock, beat, brandish, change, 2. rock; synonyms (n) boulder, calculus, (v) jar, cradle, jolt, shake, toss, waver, (adj) pebble, stone, 3. shake; synonyms (v) agitate, disturb, excite, flutter, totter, wag, (n) tremble, quiver, wave, (adj) quake, 4. bob; synonyms (n) shilling, jump, (v) curtsy, dock, bow, dip, bend, bounce, cut, jiggle, 5. quake; synonyms (n) earthquake, tremor, (v) shiver, shudder, quail, flicker, vibrate, palpitate, dance, quaver, 6. wag; synonyms (n) humorist, waggle, joker, wit, comedian, clown, (v) swing, wiggle, flourish, reel. sil 1. fry; synonyms (n) chicken, child, chrysalis, cub, (v) cook, burn, singe, grill, roast, toast, 2. spawn; synonyms (v) engender, generate, cause, make, spat, (n) egg, offspring, breed, progeny, seed. silff shelf; synonyms (n) ledge, rack, bank, flat, projection, board, frame, shallows, stand, (adj) shallow. sill syllable; synonyms (n) syllabe, particle. sillaf syllable; synonyms (n) syllabe, particle. sillafiad spelling; synonym (n) orthography. sillafiaeth spelling; synonym (n) orthography. sillafu spell; synonyms (n) magic, fascination, bout, conjuration, incantation, period, sorcery, enchantment, turn, (v) charm. sillgoll apostrophe; synonyms (n) address, interpellation, invocation, salutation, appeal, application, canvass, digression, monologue, motion. silwair silage; synonyms (n) ensilage, food, hay. simdde chimney; synonyms (n) stack, flue, shaft, smokestack, vent, gully, main, nostril, nozzle, tap. simnai chimney; synonyms (n) stack, flue, shaft, smokestack, vent, gully, main, nostril, nozzle, tap. simsan 1. tottering; synonyms (v) drooping, (adj) shaky, ramshackle, broken, cracked, decrepit, doddering, quivering, rickety, (n) convulsion, 2. rickety; synonyms (adj) unstable, wobbly, dilapidated, insecure, rachitic, flimsy, precarious, unsteady, weak, wonky; antonyms (adj) stable, steady, 3. unsteady; synonyms (adj) changeable, dizzy, unbalanced, unsettled, unsound, uneven, irregular, erratic, fluctuating, (n) uncertain, 4. shaky; synonyms (adj) unsafe, quaking, shaking,
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trembling, nervous, perilous, groggy, dangerous, (v) crazy, (n) diffident; antonym (adj) strong. sinach 1. balk; synonyms (v) frustrate, prevent, retard, flinch, hamper, traverse, baffle, disappoint, (n) baulk, hindrance, 2. skinflint; synonyms (n) niggard, churl, miser, scrooge, screw, consider also
3. waste ground. sinc 1. sink; synonyms (n) sag, basin, (v) decline, dip, droop, fall, set, descend, drop, fell; antonyms (v) rise, float, 2. zinc; synonym (n) spelter. sinema cinema; synonyms (n) movies, film, show, celluloid. sinsir ginger; synonyms (adj) gingery, auburn, carroty, red, (n) fire, pep, zest, brown, gingerroot, (v) flavor. sioc shock; synonyms (n) blow, daze, impact, collision, outrage, surprise, (v) jar, offend, revolt, startle; antonym (v) comfort. sioe show; synonyms (v) present, broadcast, expose, guide, indicate, (n) display, appearance, exhibit, produce, ostentation; antonyms (v) conceal, disprove, hide. siom 1. disappointment; synonyms (n) defeat, anticlimax, comedown, failure, frustration, letdown, annoyance, discouragement, disillusionment, dismay; antonyms (n) success, satisfaction, boost, 2. balk; synonyms (v) frustrate, prevent, retard, flinch, hamper, traverse, baffle, disappoint, (n) baulk, hindrance. siomedig 1. disappointing; synonyms (adj) discouraging, unsatisfactory, regrettable, insufficient, disheartening, deceitful, deplorable, dismal, dissatisfactory, distressing; antonyms (adj) encouraging, pleasing, 2. disappointed; synonyms (adj) defeated, disgruntled, regretful, depressed, dissatisfied, frustrated, sad, unhappy, disenchanted; antonyms (adj) delighted, pleased, composed, satisfied. siomedigaeth disappointment; synonyms (n) defeat, anticlimax, comedown, failure, frustration, letdown, annoyance, discouragement, disillusionment, dismay; antonyms (n) success, satisfaction, boost. siomi 1. belie; synonyms (v) contradict, falsify, misrepresent, negate, slander, calumniate, defame, color, distort, garble, 2. balk; synonyms (v) frustrate, prevent, retard, flinch, hamper, traverse, baffle, disappoint, (n) baulk, hindrance, 3. disappoint; synonyms (v) deceive, fail, balk, defeat, disenchant, circumvent, bilk, mock, delude, (n) dissatisfy; antonyms (v) please, satisfy, 4. baffle; synonyms (v) discomfit, astonish, bewilder, confound, foil, mystify, nonplus, perplex, puzzle, stump; antonym (v) enlighten, 5. deceive; synonyms (v) betray, cheat, bamboozle, dupe, pretend, beguile, con, cozen, fool, (n) fraud, 6.
thwart; synonyms (v) hinder, impede, obstruct, oppose, block, resist, stop, elude, dash, (adv) cross. sionc 1. brisk; synonyms (adj) active, agile, bracing, alive, bright, lively, quick, acute, alert, energetic; antonyms (adj) slow, soporific, 2. agile; synonyms (adj) nimble, adroit, spry, deft, brisk, lithe, sprightly, supple, quick-witted, dexterous; antonym (adj) clumsy, 3. active; synonyms (adj) busy, diligent, effective, live, strong, dynamic, forcible, healthy, mercurial, (v) smart; antonyms (adj) dormant, inactive, sluggish, idle, latent, lethargic, sedentary, extinct, passive, quiet, 4. nimble; synonyms (adj) clever, expeditious, lissome, fleet, dapper, flexible, lissom, speedy, tripping, (v) light. sioncrwydd 1. agility; synonyms (n) nimbleness, lightness, quickness, adroitness, activity, deftness, legerdemain, liveliness, rapidity, speed; antonym (n) clumsiness, 2. briskness; synonyms (n) alacrity, animation, agility, sprightliness, haste. siop 1. shop; synonyms (n) business, store, factory, plant, emporium, market, workshop, (v) betray, purchase, grass, 2. store; synonyms (n) hoard, shop, heap, (v) stock, accumulate, garner, amass, bank, cache, keep. siopa shop (siop); synonyms (n) business, store, factory, plant, emporium, market, workshop, (v) betray, purchase, grass. siopwr shopkeeper; synonyms (n) retailer, merchant, tradesman, seller, shopman, storekeeper, salesman, merchantman. sipian 1. sup; synonyms (v) sip, dine, quaff, nip, breakfast, eat, lunch, (n) drink, swallow, 2. sip; synonyms (n) gulp, taste, bite, drop, mouthful, shot, (v) imbibe, sample, lap, (adj) sup, 3. suck; synonyms (v) draw, nurse, absorb, lactate, suckle, drain, puff, aspirate, pull, (n) sucking. sir 1. county; synonyms (n) region, state, area, district, shire, mofussil, constituency, kingdom, count, expanse, 2. shire; synonym (n) shier. siriol 1. cheerful; synonyms (adj) buoyant, breezy, blithe, bright, carefree, glad, merry, optimistic, pleasant, airy; antonyms (adj) depressed, gloomy, sad, unhappy, dejected, depressing, grim, hopeless, miserable, morose, 2. bright; synonyms (adj) clear, alive, apt, intelligent, vivid, beaming, brainy, brilliant, light, luminous; antonyms (adj) dull, cloudy, dark, dim, dreary, stupid, unintelligent, overcast, shadowy, leaden, 3. pleasant; synonyms (adj) acceptable, agreeable, amiable, charming, jolly, kindly, nice, facetious, affable, attractive; antonyms (adj) unpleasant, disagreeable, disgusting, foul, gruesome, harsh, horrible, nasty, repugnant, shocking. sirioldeb cheerfulness; synonyms (n) buoyancy, exhilaration, glee, happiness, hilarity, merriment, mirth, cheer, gladness, gaiety; antonyms (n)
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snuff, breathe, whiff, sniffle, smoke; antonym (v) exhale, 3. snuff; synonyms (n) sniff, (v) douse, kill, slay, snuffle, (adj) tobacco, nicotine, 4. snuffle; synonyms (v) wheeze, blubber. sobr 1. abstinent; synonyms (adj) abstemious, abstentious, sober, continent, moderate, temperate, (n) abstainer, 2. abstemious; synonyms (adj) abstinent, austere, frugal; antonym (adj) gluttonous, 3. sober; synonyms (adj) serious, grave, sedate, sane, earnest, quiet, solemn, modest, demure, dull; antonym (adj) intoxicated, 4. serious; synonyms (adj) heavy, great, hard, considerable, critical, dangerous, grievous, sad, (v) important, momentous; antonyms (adj) frivolous, lighthearted, cheerful, flippant, humorous, mild, minor, playful, slight. sobrwydd 1. soberness; synonyms (n) sobriety, abstinence, moderation, seriousness, graveness, gravity, temperance, abstemiousness, 2. sobriety; synonyms (n) soberness, earnestness, composure, sedateness, staidness, (adj) rationality. socas 1. gaiter; synonyms (n) legging, spat, gambado, bicker, bickering, buskin, fuss, galligaskin, gamashes, greave, 2. legging; synonyms (n) gums, larrigan, legin, rubbers, stogy, veldtschoen, antigropelos, brogue, leggin, moccasin. soddi 1. sink; synonyms (n) sag, basin, (v) decline, dip, droop, fall, set, descend, drop, fell; antonyms (v) rise, float, 2. submerge; synonyms (v) deluge, dive, drown, inundate, overwhelm, engulf, flood, cover, douse, overflow. sodr solder; synonyms (n) glue, paste, gum, size, (v) cement, join, fuse, (adj) impact. soeg draff; synonyms (adj) residuum, clinker, fecula, sprue. sofliar quail; synonyms (n) quaver, (v) flinch, cower, cringe, funk, quake, recoil, shrink, wince, blench. soflyn stubble; synonyms (n) chaff, husk, shuck, stalk, straw, beard, bristle, clevis, fetter, gyve. sofren sovereign; synonyms (adj) independent, autonomous, imperial, free, royal, (n) monarch, ruler, king, emperor, prince; antonym (adj) dependent. solas 1. solace; synonyms (n) comfort, consolation, ease, relief, balm, support, (v) cheer, console, relieve, recreate, 2. joy; synonyms (n) delight, enjoyment, elation, gladness, glee, happiness, pleasure, bliss, ecstasy, (v) exult; antonyms (n) misery, sorrow, sadness, disaster, grief. soled solid; synonyms (adj) firm, dense, compact, consistent, hard, real, strong, good, fixed, (v) close; antonyms (adj) soft, unreliable, loose, gaseous, permeable, runny, transparent, watery, (n) liquid.
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soned sonnet; synonyms (n) ode, poem, verse, elegy, ballad, bucolic, canticle, canzonet, carol, descant; antonym (n) prose. soniarus 1. melodious; synonyms (adj) harmonious, melodic, musical, sweet, tuneful, mellow, dulcet, soft, gentle, full; antonyms (adj) discordant, harsh, 2. loud; synonyms (adj) flashy, garish, gaudy, blatant, boisterous, brassy, forte, high, brazen, jazzy; antonyms (adj) quiet, tasteful, low, subdued, subtle, 3. tuneful; synonyms (adj) melodious, tunable, (n) lyric, lyrical. soriant 1. indignation; synonyms (n) anger, fury, displeasure, resentment, wrath, grudge, choler, outrage, rage, umbrage, 2. displeasure; synonyms (n) discomfort, discontent, dislike, dissatisfaction, annoyance, disfavor, exasperation, offense, disapproval, pique; antonyms (n) satisfaction, enjoyment, pleasure. sorod 1. dregs; synonyms (n) deposit, grounds, refuse, residue, sediment, dross, feces, remains, scum, settlings, 2. dross; synonyms (n) trash, rubbish, scoria, dregs, garbage, impurity, slag, waste, 3. refuse; synonyms (v) deny, reject, decline, disallow, rebuff, disdain, dismiss, (n) offal, debris, litter; antonym (v) accept. sorri 1. sulk; synonyms (v) brood, mope, pout, glower, grizzle, stew, (n) mood, temper, sulkiness, 2. chafe; synonyms (v) rub, annoy, gall, grate, irritate, nettle, provoke, abrade, anger, (adj) fret. sosban saucepan; synonyms (n) pot, pan, basin, bowl, chalice, cup, glass, goblet, horn, jorum. soser saucer; synonyms (n) dish, plate, platter, discus, bowl, calabash, disc, disk, porringer, potager. sosialaeth socialism; synonyms (n) communism, collectivism, communalism; antonym (n) capitalism. sosialaidd socialist; synonyms (adj) socialistic, collective, left, communalist, (n) communist, philanthropist, leveler, radical, utilitarian; antonym (adj) capitalist. sosialydd socialist; synonyms (adj) socialistic, collective, left, communalist, (n) communist, philanthropist, leveler, radical, utilitarian; antonym (adj) capitalist. sothach 1. garbage; synonyms (n) debris, filth, waste, litter, refuse, hooey, rubbish, scrap, scraps, (adj) trash; antonym (n) sense, 2. trash; synonyms (n) nonsense, junk, garbage, rubble, scum, trumpery, (v) destroy, stuff, wreck, devastate, 3. rubbish; synonyms (n) offal, drivel, hogwash, dirt, falderal, absurdity, folderol, balderdash, bull, (adj) bosh, 4. refuse; synonyms (v) deny, reject, decline, disallow, dross, rebuff, disdain, dismiss, balk, (n) leavings; antonym (v) accept.
sownd fast (cyflym); synonyms (adj) dissolute, firm, agile, debauched, fixed, hurried, instant, quick, (adv) soon, hard; antonyms (adj) sluggish, loose, (adv) slow, slowly, leisurely, (v) gorge, (n) binge. stad 1. estate; synonyms (n) condition, land, demesne, order, rank, domain, acres, property, state, substance, 2. state; synonyms (n) nation, position, say, country, kingdom, show, (v) declare, expound, express, (adj) national; antonyms (v) deny, (adj) private. staen stain; synonyms (n) spot, blemish, blot, mark, smear, (v) color, dye, tarnish, disgrace, soil. staenio stain; synonyms (n) spot, blemish, blot, mark, smear, (v) color, dye, tarnish, disgrace, soil. stamp stamp; synonyms (n) mark, seal, brand, impression, (v) imprint, print, cast, impress, trample, punch. stampio stamp; synonyms (n) mark, seal, brand, impression, (v) imprint, print, cast, impress, trample, punch. starn stern; synonyms (adj) harsh, rigid, severe, rigorous, austere, grim, hard, rear, strict, (n) back; antonym (adj) cordial. starts starch; synonyms (n) amylum, vitality, stamina, mettle, vigor, durability, (v) stiffen, (adj) stiff, glair, commonplace. stesion station; synonyms (n) rank, position, seat, standing, base, (v) place, locate, post, stand, lay. stof range; synonyms (n) area, array, compass, (v) line, arrange, order, rank, roam, group, ramble. stori 1. story; synonyms (n) layer, history, account, narration, narrative, recital, report, tale, fable, falsehood; antonym (n) truth, 2. tale; synonyms (n) story, fib, fiction, legend, lie, relation, yarn, gossip, novel, romance, 3. narrative; synonyms (adj) descriptive, graphic, (n) anecdote, chronicle, description, explanation, statement, saga, enumeration, memoir. storm storm; synonyms (n) tempest, attack, shower, blizzard, (v) rage, rush, assault, fume, hail, charge. straegar 1. gossipy; synonyms (adj) chatty, garrulous, loquacious, talkative, gabby, informative, newsy, talky, 2. gossiping; synonyms (n) gossipmongering, (adj) scandalous. straen stress; synonyms (n) accent, emphasis, pressure, tension, force, importance, (v) strain, emphasize, accentuate, emphasise. strontiwm strontium; synonym (n) steradian. stryd street; synonyms (n) road, avenue, highway, way, route, lane, neighborhood, path, track, (v) roadway. stwc 1. bucket; synonyms (n) tub, bucketful, container, pail, scoop, mug, pipkin, skeel, tankard, pan, 2. pail; synonyms (n) bucket, pailful, pot, cogue, stomach.
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sugn 1. sap; synonyms (n) chump, fool, (v) debilitate, deplete, drain, exhaust, enfeeble, enervate, (adj) juice, mine, 2. suction; synonyms (n) suck, sucking, aspiration, absorption, draft, leverage, traction, succion, 3. suck; synonyms (v) draw, drink, imbibe, nurse, absorb, lactate, suckle, puff, aspirate, pull. sugniad absorption; synonyms (n) assimilation, attention, concentration, inhalation, engrossment, ingestion, preoccupation, abstraction, amalgamation, interest. sugno 1. suck; synonyms (v) draw, drink, imbibe, nurse, absorb, lactate, suckle, drain, puff, aspirate, 2. imbibe; synonyms (v) gulp, suck, swallow, engulf, carouse, assimilate, consume, quaff, guzzle, adopt, 3. absorb; synonyms (v) engross, engage, occupy, amuse, digest, fascinate, ingest, involve, merge, (adj) immerse; antonyms (v) bore, emit. suo 1. buzz; synonyms (n) hum, rumor, hearsay, hiss, report, (v) call, drone, ring, gossip, purr, 2. hum; synonyms (n) humming, whisper, noise, (v) buzz, croon, murmur, sing, chant, trill, intone, 3. hush; synonyms (n) quiet, still, lull, peace, (v) calm, soothe, gag, allay, (adj) silence, appease, 4. lull; synonyms (n) rest, break, drop, interval, (v) hush, pause, tranquilize, compose, (adj) assuage, pacify; antonym (v) agitate. sur 1. sour; synonyms (adj) morose, sharp, acid, bitter, rancid, severe, gruff, (v) acidify, (n) harsh, acidity; antonyms (adj) sweet, kindly, 2. acid; synonyms (adj) acerbic, acidic, caustic, sour, acerb, acrid, cutting, pointed, sarcastic, (v) tart. surdoes leaven; synonyms (n) leavening, constituent, (v) ferment, lift, raise, temper, (adj) contaminate, debase, defile, denaturalize. surni 1. tartness; synonyms (n) acidity, sourness, acrimony, acerbity, sharpness, asperity, bitterness, moroseness, (adj) irritability, petulance, 2. sourness; synonyms (n) tartness, sour, acidulousness; antonym (n) sweetness, 3. staleness; synonyms (n) triteness, mustiness, banality, collapse, dankness, dullness, obviousness, tiredness, unoriginality, corniness; antonym (n) freshness. suro sour; synonyms (adj) morose, sharp, acid, bitter, rancid, severe, gruff, (v) acidify, (n) harsh, acidity; antonyms (adj) sweet, kindly. suryn acid; synonyms (adj) acerbic, acidic, bitter, caustic, sharp, sour, acerb, acrid, cutting, pointed; antonym (adj) sweet. sut 1. how; synonyms (adv) whereby, however, whence, nevertheless, nonetheless, notwithstanding, withal, yet, 2. manner; synonyms (n) bearing, appearance, demeanor, form, method, air, carriage, custom, (v) fashion, (adj) kind,
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3. plight; synonyms (n) pledge, condition, predicament, fix, quandary, dilemma, case, (v) engage, promise, covenant. sw zoo; synonyms (n) menagerie, association, company, corporation, environment, environs, gang, jungle, lodging, (adj) hectic. swae boom; synonyms (n) bang, roar, noise, bar, (v) blast, blare, flourish, sound, thrive, thunder; antonyms (n) depression, (v) collapse, decline. swalpio 1. jump (neidio); synonyms (v) hop, spring, dive, hurdle, rise, (n) leap, bound, bounce, start, caper; antonyms (v) decrease, fall, 2. bounce; synonyms (v) jump, discharge, glance, recoil, beat, sack, bob, fire, (n) impact, jolt, 3. flounder; synonyms (v) falter, stumble, flop, flounce, stagger, wallow, (adj) blunder, boggle, fumble, hesitate. swch 1. tip; synonyms (n) top, hint, peak, point, pinnacle, apex, (v) incline, tilt, dump, lean, 2. plowshare; synonyms (n) ploughshare, share, contribution, parcel, part, percentage, sock, portion, (adj) coulter. swci 1. tame; synonyms (adj) docile, meek, bland, boring, domestic, (v) dull, break, subdue, chasten, discipline; antonyms (adj) exciting, wild, 2. pet; synonyms (adj) favourite, (n) favorite, darling, love, beloved, (v) caress, dear, dandle, fondle, baby. swcro succor; synonyms (n) help, relief, assistance, ministration, (v) support, comfort, aid, assist, relieve, succour. swil 1. bashful; synonyms (adj) timid, ashamed, coy, diffident, backward, modest, retiring, shy, shrinking, mousy; antonym (adj) brash, 2. shy; synonyms (adj) fearful, abashed, reserved, nervous, reticent, self-conscious, (v) fling, cast, chuck, (n) throw; antonyms (adj) bold, confident, demonstrative, forward, outgoing. swilder 1. bashfulness; synonyms (n) diffidence, modesty, shyness, coyness, humility, abashment, backwardness, apprehension, constraint, embarrassment; antonym (n) boldness, 2. shyness; synonyms (n) reserve, bashfulness; antonym (n) sociability. swllt shilling; synonyms (n) bob, blow, bobber, bobfloat, bobsled, bobsleigh, bobtail, change, cheat, cork. swm 1. amount; synonyms (n) number, quantity, aggregate, measure, sum, total, degree, extent, figure, price, 2. bulk; synonyms (n) mass, size, amount, majority, volume, capacity, body, dimension, (v) bulge, (adj) lump; antonym (n) minority, 3. sum; synonyms (n) entirety, count, join, kernel, quantum, substance, (v) add, resume, compute, (adj) all. swmbwl goad; synonyms (v) stimulus, foment, encourage, incite, (n) spur, fillip, gad, drive, urge, incentive.
swmer 1. back; synonyms (n) rear, (adj) assist, (v) support, advocate, endorse, recede, second, stake, vouch, guarantee; antonyms (n) face, (v) front, oppose, advance, 2. beam; synonyms (n) blaze, glow, ray, timber, flash, (v) glare, air, broadcast, gleam, (adj) shine. swnian 1. grumble; synonyms (v) murmur, mutter, complain, gripe, growl, rumble, grouch, (n) complaint, moan, groan, 2. nag; synonyms (n) hack, jade, worry, horse, (v) annoy, bother, scold, badger, torment, (adj) bicker, 3. murmur; synonyms (n) babble, whine, (v) buzz, grumble, hum, mumble, whisper, bubble, breathe, drone. swnio 1. sound; synonyms (n) echo, peal, (v) ring, chime, fast, (adj) reasonable, complete, healthy, fit, good; antonyms (n) silence, (adj) illogical, unsound, confused, 2. pronounce; synonyms (v) enunciate, articulate, affirm, declare, say, assert, deliver, express, utter, (n) allege. swnllyd 1. querulous; synonyms (adj) peevish, petulant, irritable, fretful, discontented, complaining, fractious, touchy, cross, grumpy, 2. peevish; synonyms (adj) irascible, morose, testy, moody, cantankerous, captious, crusty, excitable, crotchety, crabby. swnt 1. sound; synonyms (n) echo, peal, (v) ring, chime, fast, (adj) reasonable, complete, healthy, fit, good; antonyms (n) silence, (adj) illogical, unsound, confused, 2. strait; synonyms (n) inlet, need, pass, pinch, quandary, channel, crisis, difficulty, (adj) narrow, (v) dilemma. swp 1. cluster; synonyms (n) bunch, clump, batch, group, agglomeration, collection, crowd, (v) bundle, huddle, collect; antonym (v) disperse, 2. batch; synonyms (n) band, lot, body, battery, charge, heap, mass, set, suite, consignment, 3. heap; synonyms (n) pile, stack, accumulation, amass, mound, bulk, congeries, (v) aggregate, bank, gather, 4. mass; synonyms (adj) block, (n) cluster, lump, magnitude, majority, amount, assembly, (v) flock, assemble, congregate, 5. pack; synonyms (n) mob, bevy, company, herd, backpack, box, gang, (v) compress, cram, fill; antonym (v) unpack. swper supper; synonyms (n) dinner, meal, tea, lunch, banquet, breakfast, brunch, (v) bever, dejeuner, whet. swrn 1. ankle; synonyms (n) knuckle, crane, crotch, crutch, fluke, groin, kimbo, scythe, sickle, zigzag, 2.
fetlock. swrth 1. heavy (trwm); synonyms (adj) dull, deep, dark, dense, fat, full, grave, gross, hard, arduous; antonyms (adj) light, easy, slim, thin, slight, gentle, puny, skinny, 2. sullen; synonyms (adj) morose, gloomy, gruff, cross, glum, grim, moody, sour, dismal, (n) sulky; antonym (adj) cheerful, 3. sluggish; synonyms (adj) idle, inactive, indolent,
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Welsh - English inert, slow, drowsy, languid, slack, (n) lazy, heavy; antonyms (adj) active, energetic, brisk, fast. swta 1. curt; synonyms (adj) blunt, brief, concise, abrupt, brusque, short, crisp, laconic, terse, churlish; antonyms (adj) friendly, polite, 2. abrupt; synonyms (adj) sudden, sharp, precipitous, steep, disconnected, discourteous, gruff, hasty, immediate, (n) bold; antonyms (adj) civil, gentle, gradual, gracious, rambling. swydd 1. office (swyddfa); synonyms (n) charge, agency, duty, function, position, commission, appointment, division, authority, berth, 2. county; synonyms (n) region, state, area, district, shire, mofussil, constituency, kingdom, count, expanse, 3. berth; synonyms (n) bed, bunk, dock, place, office, post, situation, spot, hammock, (v) wharf, 4. post; synonyms (n) pillar, stake, attitude, column, job, (v) mail, locate, base, enter, lay. swyddfa office; synonyms (n) charge, agency, duty, function, position, commission, appointment, division, authority, berth. swyddog 1. officer; synonyms (n) captain, administrator, commander, bureaucrat, executive, officeholder, official, agent, manager, leader, 2. official; synonyms (adj) formal, functional, regular, proper, (n) officer, minister, functionary, (v) authoritative, administrative, authentic; antonyms (adj) unofficial, private, illegal, informal. swyddogaeth office (swyddfa); synonyms (n) charge, agency, duty, function, position, commission, appointment, division, authority, berth. swyddogol official; synonyms (adj) formal, functional, regular, (n) officer, minister, bureaucrat, executive, functionary, administrator, (v) authoritative; antonyms (adj) unofficial, private, illegal, informal. swyn 1. charm; synonyms (n) allure, amulet, appeal, spell, (v) attract, captivate, bewitch, fascinate, enchant, entrance; antonyms (n) repulsion, ugliness, (v) repel, 2. spell; synonyms (n) magic, fascination, bout, conjuration, incantation, period, sorcery, enchantment, turn, (v) charm, 3. fascination; synonyms (n) attraction, bewitchment, glamor, glamour, captivation, charisma, enthrallment, magnetism, trance, allurement; antonym (n) distraction, 4. magic; synonyms (adj) magical, charming, supernatural, occult, (n) legerdemain, illusion, theurgy, trick, deception, artifice. swyno 1. charm; synonyms (n) allure, amulet, appeal, spell, (v) attract, captivate, bewitch, fascinate, enchant, entrance; antonyms (n) repulsion, ugliness, (v) repel, 2. beguile; synonyms (v) bluff, charm, cheat, entrap, amuse, deceive, enthrall, juggle, lure, wile, 3. bewitch; synonyms (v) beguile, enamor, enrapture, witch, influence, catch,
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conjure, enamour, glamour, (n) entice, 4. enchant; synonyms (v) delight, capture, thrill, transport, gratify, hex, hypnotize, mesmerize, ravish, becharm; antonym (v) disenchant. swynol 1. fascinating; synonyms (adj) enchanting, captivating, charming, absorbing, attractive, engaging, engrossing, delightful, alluring, (v) interesting; antonyms (adj) boring, uninteresting, dull, 2. charming; synonyms (adj) amiable, beautiful, lovely, pleasing, winning, nice, adorable, agreeable, amusing, appealing; antonyms (adj) repellent, unappealing, unpleasant. swynwr 1. wizard; synonyms (n) magician, necromancer, sorcerer, conjuror, conjurer, expert, genius, ace, whiz, (adj) adept, 2. magician; synonyms (n) enchanter, illusionist, wizard, thaumaturge, performer, prestidigitator. swynwraig sorceress; synonyms (n) enchantress, witch, lamia, vampire. syber 1. clean; synonyms (adj) clear, fair, antiseptic, blank, pure, chaste, adroit, (v) brush, cleanse, bathe; antonyms (adj) filthy, unclean, muddy, unhygienic, full, syrupy, (v) dirty, soil, contaminate, pollute, 2. decent; synonyms (adj) proper, adequate, appropriate, acceptable, becoming, comely, decorous, honest, modest, respectable; antonyms (adj) immoral, unwholesome, inappropriate, disreputable, inadequate, indecent, unsuitable, 3. sober; synonyms (adj) serious, grave, sedate, sane, earnest, moderate, quiet, solemn, abstemious, demure; antonym (adj) intoxicated, 4. tidy; synonyms (adj) clean, neat, trim, spruce, natty, orderly, shipshape, goodish, (v) arrange, straighten; antonyms (adj) untidy, disheveled, knotted. syberw 1. courteous; synonyms (adj) civil, polite, affable, attentive, chivalrous, decorous, gracious, bland, complaisant, considerate; antonyms (adj) discourteous, rude, boorish, impolite, insulting, 2. proud; synonyms (adj) arrogant, dignified, disdainful, haughty, lofty, exalted, conceited, egotistical, gallant, lordly; antonyms (adj) humble, modest, ashamed, embarrassed. sycamorwydden sycamore; synonyms (n) lacewood, platan, sycamine. sych 1. dry; synonyms (adj) thirsty, arid, barren, boring, dehydrated, dull, (v) dehydrate, desiccate, drain, uninteresting; antonyms (adj) wet, damp, moist, saturated, soaked, boggy, drenched, rainy, sodden, (v) drench, 2. husky; synonyms (adj) hoarse, gruff, burly, big, beefy, dry, raucous, strapping, brawny, hefty; antonym (adj) slight, 3. arid; synonyms (adj) parched, sterile, tedious, unproductive, acarpous, desert, desiccated, droughty, (v) monotonous, bald; antonym (adj) verdant.
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sychder 1. drought; synonyms (n) famine, parchedness, absence, dryness, lack, scarcity, thirst, drawing, (adj) aridity; antonym (n) wetness, 2. dryness; synonyms (n) dehydration, drought, aridness, monotony, dreariness, exsiccation, irony, siccity, tediousness, tedium; antonyms (n) damp, dampness, humidity, moisture. syched thirst; synonyms (n) desire, hunger, lust, longing, appetite, craving, dryness, hankering, (v) crave, starve. sychedig 1. dry (sych); synonyms (adj) thirsty, arid, barren, boring, dehydrated, dull, (v) dehydrate, desiccate, drain, uninteresting; antonyms (adj) wet, damp, moist, saturated, soaked, boggy, drenched, rainy, sodden, (v) drench, 2. thirsty; synonyms (adj) dry, eager, parched, avid, keen, athirst, greedy, absorbent, (v) craving, hungry, 3. parched; synonyms (adj) adust, torrid, desiccated, scorched, baked. sychedu thirst; synonyms (n) desire, hunger, lust, longing, appetite, craving, dryness, hankering, (v) crave, starve. sychlyd dry (sych); synonyms (adj) thirsty, arid, barren, boring, dehydrated, dull, (v) dehydrate, desiccate, drain, uninteresting; antonyms (adj) wet, damp, moist, saturated, soaked, boggy, drenched, rainy, sodden, (v) drench. sychu 1. wipe; synonyms (v) rub, clean, mop, towel, brush, scour, scrub, clear, dry, (adj) sponge, 2. dry (sych); synonyms (adj) thirsty, arid, barren, boring, dehydrated, dull, (v) dehydrate, desiccate, drain, uninteresting; antonyms (adj) wet, damp, moist, saturated, soaked, boggy, drenched, rainy, sodden, (v) drench, 3. drain; synonyms (n) ditch, culvert, dike, (v) deplete, waste, exhaust, bleed, leak, (adj) cloaca, dissipate; antonym (v) bolster, 4. absorb; synonyms (v) consume, drink, engross, imbibe, assimilate, engage, occupy, suck, swallow, amuse; antonyms (v) bore, emit, consider also 5. dry up; synonyms (v) shrivel, wither, parch, shrink, wilt. sydyn 1. abrupt; synonyms (adj) sudden, brusque, sharp, precipitous, steep, disconnected, discourteous, gruff, hasty, (n) bold; antonyms (adj) civil, gentle, gradual, gracious, rambling, 2. sudden; synonyms (adj) abrupt, quick, rash, unexpected, dramatic, headlong, immediate, precipitate, swift, unforeseen; antonym (adj) considered. sydynrwydd suddenness; synonyms (n) abruptness, steepness, hastiness, precipitance, precipitancy, precipitateness, sudden, brusqueness, craggedness, curtness. syfien strawberry; synonym (n) blonde. syflyd 1. move (symud); synonyms (v) act, affect, carry, excite, go, impel, instigate, maneuver, (n) motion, drive; antonym (v) stay, 2. stir; synonyms
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movement, commotion, disturbance, excitement, 3. budge; synonyms (v) shift, stir, change. syfrdan 1. giddy; synonyms (adj) frivolous, flighty, dizzy, faint, silly, changeable, featherbrained, fickle, light, (adv) careless, 2. dazed; synonyms (adj) confused, bewildered, stunned, dumbfounded, muzzy, stupefied, amazed, astounded, bleary, groggy; antonym (adj) alert, 3. stunned; synonyms (adj) astonished, dazed, flabbergasted, staggered, astonied, shocked, stupid, surprised, kayoed, out. syfrdandod 1. giddiness; synonyms (n) dizziness, flightiness, frivolity, vertigo, levity, lightness, silliness; antonym (n) seriousness, 2. stupor; synonyms (n) daze, lethargy, stupefaction, coma, shock, insensibility, sluggishness, trance, unconsciousness, fog. syfrdanu 1. daze; synonyms (n) fog, shock, (v) astonish, astound, bedazzle, amaze, befuddle, bewilder, dazzle, stun, 2. astound; synonyms (v) surprise, daze, frighten, baffle, confound, flabbergast, perplex, petrify, startle, electrify, 3. stun; synonyms (v) stagger, deaden, numb, bemuse, dumbfound, floor, galvanize, paralyze, (n) stupefy, (adj) deafen, 4. stupefy; synonyms (v) besot, confuse, drug, stump, hebetate, muddle, dope, flummox, (n) benumb, blunt. sylfaen 1. base; synonyms (n) foundation, (adj) bottom, abject, mean, dishonorable, ignoble, low, vile, bad, (v) ground; antonyms (n) summit, top, (adj) noble, 2. foundation; synonyms (n) base, basis, creation, establishment, foot, institution, principle, cause, cornerstone, footing, 3. basis; synonyms (n) gist, bed, beginning, fundamental, root, derivation, justification, nucleus, reason, motive. sylfaenol fundamental; synonyms (adj) central, essential, basic, cardinal, key, rudimentary, chief, (n) base, basis, root; antonyms (adj) minor, (n) secondary. sylfaenu 1. base; synonyms (n) foundation, (adj) bottom, abject, mean, dishonorable, ignoble, low, vile, bad, (v) ground; antonyms (n) summit, top, (adj) noble, 2. ground; synonyms (n) base, cause, land, floor, reason, dirt, field, soil, (v) found, establish; antonym (n) ceiling, 3. found; synonyms (v) erect, build, form, constitute, construct, appoint, create, institute, begin, cast; antonym (adj) misplaced. sylfaenwr founder; synonyms (n) laminitis, patriarch, author, beginner, creator, father, (v) fail, flop, collapse, crumple. sylfaenydd founder; synonyms (n) laminitis, patriarch, author, beginner, creator, father, (v) fail, flop, collapse, crumple. (adj) bustle,
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Welsh - English syllu 1. gaze; synonyms (n) regard, look, (v) stare, gape, behold, see, face, pry, glance, glare, 2. look; synonyms (v) seem, appear, expect, figure, (n) gaze, appearance, aspect, air, countenance, expression. sylw 1. attention; synonyms (n) mind, aid, alertness, care, consideration, heed, notice, attentiveness, caution, concentration; antonyms (n) inattention, neglect, 2. observation; synonyms (n) comment, observance, remark, attention, inspection, contemplation, conception, perception, reflection, (v) note, 3. notice; synonyms (n) advertisement, declaration, information, (v) look, attend, detect, discover, distinguish, find, mark; antonyms (v) disregard, ignore, 4. remark; synonyms (n) observation, regard, commentary, word, statement, (v) observe, mention, perceive, discern, see, 5. regard; synonyms (v) concern, estimate, account, believe, consider, count, hold, (n) respect, esteem, deference; antonym (n) disrespect. sylwadaeth observation; synonyms (n) comment, observance, remark, attention, inspection, notice, contemplation, conception, consideration, (v) note. sylwedd 1. reality; synonyms (n) fact, existence, actuality, certainty, realism, being, realness, truth, entity, (v) deed; antonyms (n) fantasy, delusion, dream, imagination, vision, 2. substance; synonyms (n) essence, body, import, material, matter, meaning, significance, subject, amount, core; antonym (n) triviality. sylweddol 1. real; synonyms (adj) genuine, material, physical, true, concrete, literal, natural, positive, (n) authentic, (v) actual; antonyms (adj) unreal, imaginary, apparent, artificial, fake, bogus, deceptive, false, fantasy, (v) pretend, 2. substantial; synonyms (adj) solid, firm, real, strong, considerable, important, palpable, significant, essential, momentous; antonyms (adj) insignificant, insubstantial, small, ethereal, fine, worthless. sylweddoli realize; synonyms (v) fulfill, achieve, perform, discover, attain, accomplish, appreciate, complete, execute, know. sylweddoliad realization; synonyms (n) execution, accomplishment, awareness, comprehension, fulfillment, implementation, actualization, fruition, realisation, completion. sylwedydd observer; synonyms (n) beholder, bystander, spectator, witness, eyewitness, onlooker, viewer, watcher, commentator, student. sylwi 1. regard; synonyms (v) attention, concern, estimate, heed, attend, account, believe, (n) notice, respect, esteem; antonym (n) disrespect, 2. notice; synonyms (n) advertisement, declaration, information, mind, caution, (v) note, look, detect, discover, distinguish; antonyms (v) disregard, ignore, 3. mark; synonyms (n) brand, evidence,
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score, character, impression, imprint, (v) blemish, characterize, grade, label, 4. observe; synonyms (v) celebrate, comment, commemorate, guard, behold, follow, keep, mark, mention, see; antonym (v) feel. symbal cymbal; synonym (n) gong. symbyliad 1. encouragement; synonyms (n) comfort, aid, backing, incentive, promotion, support, cheer, consolation, advocacy, assistance; antonyms (n) discouragement, neglect, 2. stimulus; synonyms (n) encouragement, provocation, spur, motivation, impulse, inducement, stimulant, stimulation, inspiration, urge. symbylu 1. goad; synonyms (v) stimulus, foment, encourage, incite, (n) spur, fillip, gad, drive, urge, incentive, 2. stimulate; synonyms (v) excite, arouse, enliven, inspire, prompt, provoke, animate, awaken, energize, (adj) quicken; antonym (v) defuse, 3. spur; synonyms (n) inducement, impulse, prick, impetus, barb, encouragement, (v) goad, prod, impel, stir. symbylydd stimulant; synonyms (n) incentive, provocative, excitant, goad, impetus, spur, stimulus, stimulation, tonic, (adj) stimulating. symio sum; synonyms (n) total, quantity, entirety, mass, (v) amount, aggregate, figure, number, add, (adj) all. syml 1. easy (hawdd); synonyms (adj) comfortable, convenient, gentle, familiar, graceful, lenient, light, clear, contented, (adv) soft; antonyms (adj) difficult, arduous, demanding, hard, laborious, burdensome, particular, strenuous, tough, awkward, 2. simple; synonyms (adj) plain, homely, pure, elementary, humble, innocent, mere, natural, rustic, (v) downright; antonyms (adj) complex, complicated, compound, elaborate, multiple, obscure, ornate, confused, confusing, cunning. symledd simplicity; synonyms (n) innocence, ease, easiness, plainness, simpleness, clarity, artlessness, austerity, gullibility, severity; antonyms (n) difficulty, complexity, ambiguity. symleiddio simplify; synonyms (v) abbreviate, reduce, popularize, ease, facilitate, clarify, abridge, concentrate, contract, cut; antonyms (v) complicate, specify. symlrwydd simplicity; synonyms (n) innocence, ease, easiness, plainness, simpleness, clarity, artlessness, austerity, gullibility, severity; antonyms (n) difficulty, complexity, ambiguity. symol 1. fair; synonyms (adj) equitable, clear, beautiful, average, dispassionate, fine, impartial, reasonable, (adv) clean, (v) bright; antonyms (adj) unfair, biased, dark, exceptional, unjust, partial, foul, imbalanced, mismatched, prejudiced, 2. middling; synonyms (adj) fair, indifferent,
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mediocre, medium, intermediate, common, mean, moderate, passable, (adv) fairly. symud 1. move; synonyms (v) act, affect, carry, excite, go, impel, instigate, maneuver, (n) motion, drive; antonym (v) stay, 2. remove; synonyms (v) oust, take, pull, eject, expel, deduct, discharge, strip, delete, (adj) clear; antonyms (v) insert, install, place. symudadwy 1. mobile; synonyms (adj) changeable, fluid, unsettled, mercurial, expressive, lively, migrant, motile, erratic, (v) movable; antonyms (adj) immobile, impassive, motionless, 2. removable; synonyms (adj) detachable, obliterable, amovable, dispensable, remuable, retractable, attachable, separable, separate; antonym (adj) fixed, 3. movable; synonyms (adj) mobile, portable, transferable, adjustable, ambulatory, active, flexible, moveable, transportable, (v) shifting. symudiad 1. movement; synonyms (n) motion, move, action, activity, campaign, crusade, advancement, cause, drive, passage, 2. removal; synonyms (n) transfer, dismissal, elimination, exclusion, expulsion, shift, ablation, remove, withdrawal, eviction; antonyms (n) addition, insertion, retention. symudol 1. moving; synonyms (adj) active, affecting, emotional, exciting, impressive, mobile, pitiful, poignant, touching, (n) movement; antonyms (adj) motionless, still, depressing, stationary, unemotional, 2. mobile; synonyms (adj) changeable, fluid, unsettled, mercurial, expressive, lively, migrant, motile, erratic, (v) movable; antonyms (adj) immobile, impassive, 3. movable; synonyms (adj) portable, transferable, adjustable, ambulatory, flexible, moveable, transportable, assignable, conveyable, (v) shifting; antonym (adj) fixed. syn 1. blank; synonyms (adj) bare, empty, unfilled, clean, vacant, deadpan, dull, (n) space, form, emptiness; antonyms (adj) animated, full, expressive, 2. astonishing; synonyms (adj) amazing, astounding, prodigious, strange, stupendous, surprising, wonderful, breathtaking, incredible, (n) marvelous; antonyms (adj) unremarkable, ordinary, 3. amazed; synonyms (adj) astonished, astounded, speechless, stunned, bewildered, dumbfounded, flabbergasted, shocked, staggered, surprised, 4. surprising; synonyms (adj) astonishing, remarkable, startling, extraordinary, shocking, striking, unusual, odd, stunning, uncommon; antonym (adj) unsurprising. synagog synagogue; synonyms (n) tabernacle, temple, church. synamon cinnamon; synonyms (n) beige, mace, nutmeg, (adj) brown, auburn, bay, castaneous, chestnut, dapple, brunette.
syndod 1. amazement; synonyms (n) astonishment, admiration, surprise, wonder, consternation, stupor, (v) amaze, 2. marvel; synonyms (n) prodigy, curiosity, phenomenon, amazement, miracle, portent, (v) admire, 3. surprise; synonyms (n) fright, surprisal, (v) astound, alarm, astonish, shock, startle, jolt, stun, catch. synfyfyrdod 1. abstraction; synonyms (n) abstract, abstractedness, reverie, engrossment, extraction, removal, withdrawal, abbreviation, deduction; antonyms (n) addition, attentiveness, 2. reverie; synonyms (n) daydream, dream, fantasy, revery, trance, abstraction, (adj) preoccupation, distraction. synfyfyrio 1. brood; synonyms (n) breed, issue, offspring, family, litter, (v) hatch, sulk, think, incubate, (adj) herd, 2. muse; synonyms (v) contemplate, meditate, cogitate, consider, deliberate, ponder, reflect, brood, ruminate, speculate. synhwyrol sensible; synonyms (adj) reasonable, aware, judicious, perceptible, prudent, rational, sagacious, intelligent, sane, wise; antonyms (adj) foolish, absurd, crazy, idiotic, imprudent, ludicrous, mad, outrageous, reckless, ridiculous. syniad 1. idea; synonyms (n) belief, concept, meaning, opinion, apprehension, conception, consideration, design, estimation, fancy, 2. view (golygfa); synonyms (n) look, sight, judgment, scene, idea, outlook, prospect, (v) regard, observe, see, 3. notion; synonyms (n) feeling, impression, caprice, image, imagination, guess, hunch, conjecture, inkling, perception. synnu 1. astound; synonyms (v) astonish, surprise, daze, shock, stun, frighten, baffle, confound, flabbergast, (adj) amaze, 2. astonish; synonyms (v) astound, dazzle, alarm, confuse, dumbfound, nonplus, perplex, stagger, startle, 3. amaze; synonyms (v) puzzle, discombobulate, bewilder, mystify, stupefy, excite, 4. surprise; synonyms (n) fright, amazement, astonishment, surprisal, wonder, admiration, consternation, (v) jolt, catch, overwhelm, 5. marvel; synonyms (n) prodigy, curiosity, phenomenon, miracle, portent, (v) admire. synnwyr sense; synonyms (n) intelligence, perception, meaning, sensation, logic, awareness, experience, (v) feel, intellect, mind; antonyms (n) garbage, ludicrousness, nonsense, stupidity, foolishness, gibberish. synwyroldeb sensibleness; synonyms (n) reasonableness, wisdom, responsibility, sensibility, sensitiveness, reason, expediency, experience, feasibility, realism. sypio 1. pack; synonyms (n) bundle, mob, bevy, bunch, company, herd, batch, (v) crowd, compress, heap; antonym (v) unpack, 2. bundle; synonyms (n) cluster, pile, sheaf, group, load, package, packet,
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Welsh - English parcel, (v) pack, clump, 3. heap; synonyms (n) stack, accumulation, collection, amass, lot, mass, mound, (v) aggregate, bank, collect. sypyn 1. bale; synonyms (n) load, package, calamity, cargo, pack, shipment, (v) bundle, 2. batch; synonyms (n) band, lot, body, battery, charge, group, heap, mass, set, suite, 3. package; synonyms (n) packaging, packet, parcel, carton, container, collection, (v) box, wrap; antonym (v) unwrap, 4. packet; synonyms (n) bale, wad, envelope, fortune, mailboat. Syr sir; synonyms (n) esquire, gentleman, master, man, don, signior, buck, dominus, effendi, magister. syrffed surfeit; synonyms (n) excess, overabundance, repletion, satiety, plethora, overflow, (v) glut, cloy, gorge, satiate; antonym (n) lack. syrffedu surfeit; synonyms (n) excess, overabundance, repletion, satiety, plethora, overflow, (v) glut, cloy, gorge, satiate; antonym (n) lack. syrthfa avalanche; synonyms (n) landslide, deluge, cascade, plenty, barrage, earthquake, tremor, (v) debacle. syrthiedig fallen; synonyms (adj) dead, prostrate, destroyed, flat, degenerate, absolute, clear, depressed, downfallen, downright. syrthio 1. fall (cwympo); synonyms (v) decline, dip, decrease, descend, dive, rain, (n) drop, descent, downfall, plunge; antonyms (v) rise, increase, ascend, climb, triumph, win, (n) ascent, 2. tumble; synonyms (n) fall, (v) jumble, stumble, collapse, crumble, slip, spill, topple, confuse, toss, 3. stumble; synonyms (v) flounder, fumble, err, falter, hit, (n) trip, lurch, misstep, stagger, (adj) blunder. syrthni 1. listlessness; synonyms (n) indifference, lethargy, apathy, languor, lassitude, inertia, disregard, torpidity, torpor, boredom, 2. sloth; synonyms (n) laziness, idleness, indolence, acedia, inactivity, inaction, listlessness, slothfulness, 3. inertia; synonyms (n) inertness, passivity, inactiveness; antonym (n) momentum. system system; synonyms (n) method, arrangement, network, organization, plan, order, means, structure, process, form. syth 1. straight; synonyms (adv) level, right, (adj) erect, honest, even, flat, upright, fair, correct, (v) direct; antonyms (adv) indirectly, (adj) curly, curved, diluted, winding, zigzag, askew, bent, curvy, knotted, 2. stiff; synonyms (adj) rigid, hard, difficult, formal, inflexible, firm, numb, (n) stark, cadaver, corpse; antonyms (adj) relaxed, flexible, floppy, soft, supple, free, pliable. sythu 1. straighten; synonyms (v) tidy, unbend, neaten, extend, dress, adjust, stretch, unwind, right,
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straight; antonyms (v) bend, deform, 2. stiffen; synonyms (v) harden, set, indurate, ossify, tighten, brace, congeal, reinforce, fortify, intensify.
T tabernacl tabernacle; synonyms (n) temple, church, synagogue, dwelling, chapel, abode, meetinghouse, address, apartment, (v) tent. tabernaclu tabernacle; synonyms (n) temple, church, synagogue, dwelling, chapel, abode, meetinghouse, address, apartment, (v) tent. tabl table (bwrdd); synonyms (n) board, chart, schedule, stand, list, plateau, console, platen, (v) defer, postpone. tabled tablet; synonyms (n) pad, slab, table, lozenge, pill, capsule, monument, pellet, (adj) plate, (v) foolscap. tablen 1. beer; synonyms (n) cocktail, suds, bock, head, hops, lather, (v) wine, stingo, liqueur, spirits, 2. ale; synonyms (n) beer, eale. tabwrdd drum; synonyms (n) barrel, cask, tympan, (v) beat, roll, bang, knock, pound, ram, thrum. tabyrddu 1. drum; synonyms (n) barrel, cask, tympan, (v) beat, roll, bang, knock, pound, ram, thrum, 2. thrum; synonyms (v) strum, hum, drum, buzz, drone, amaze, baffle, bewilder, bone, bunk. tabyrddwr drummer; synonyms (n) bagman, fiddler, fifer, harper, piper, touter, traveler, trumpeter, vendor. taclo tackle; synonyms (v) handle, harness, undertake, (n) gear, equipment, rigging, kit, paraphernalia, rig, apparatus; antonym (v) avoid. taclu 1. trim; synonyms (adj) tidy, neat, spruce, orderly, (v) cut, dress, clip, garnish, shave, adorn; antonym (adj) fat, 2. accoutre; synonyms (v) accouter, fit, attire. taclus 1. trim; synonyms (adj) tidy, neat, spruce, orderly, (v) cut, dress, clip, garnish, shave, adorn; antonym (adj) fat, 2. tidy; synonyms (adj) clean, trim, natty, respectable, shipshape, goodish, (v) clear, arrange, straighten, groom; antonyms (adj) untidy, disheveled, knotted, 3. neat; synonyms (adj) adroit, elegant, graceful, dainty, clever, deft, dexterous, fresh, methodical, (v) compact; antonyms (adj) messy, scruffy, unkempt, clumsy, disordered. tacluso 1. trim; synonyms (adj) tidy, neat, spruce, orderly, (v) cut, dress, clip, garnish, shave, adorn; antonym (adj) fat, 2. tidy; synonyms (adj) clean, trim, natty, respectable, shipshape, goodish, (v)
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clear, arrange, straighten, groom; antonyms (adj) untidy, disheveled, knotted. taclusrwydd tidiness; synonyms (n) neatness, order, cleanliness, orderliness, spruceness, compactness, elegance, maintenance, method, organization. tacteg tactics; synonyms (n) tactic, plan, method, system, scheme, conduct, maneuver, campaign, devices, diplomacy. tad father; synonyms (n) begetter, dad, sire, creator, abba, beginner, forefather, (v) beget, engender, create; antonym (n) mother. tadaidd fatherly; synonyms (adj) fatherlike, paternal, kind, motherly, sisterly, protective, careful, caring, (adv) indulgent, patriarchal. tadogaeth 1. derivation; synonyms (n) ancestry, origin, birth, cause, derivative, extraction, lineage, source, foundation, basis, 2. paternity; synonyms (n) fatherhood, parenthood, authorship, composition, consanguinity, family, fatherliness, fathership, motherhood, maternity. tadogi 1. affiliate; synonyms (n) member, chapter, (v) associate, ally, unite, adopt, assort, band, consort, join, 2. father (tad); synonyms (n) begetter, dad, sire, creator, abba, beginner, forefather, (v) beget, engender, create; antonym (n) mother. tadol 1. fatherly; synonyms (adj) fatherlike, paternal, kind, motherly, sisterly, protective, careful, caring, (adv) indulgent, patriarchal, 2. paternal; synonyms (adj) fatherly, agnate, parental, maternal, agnatic, concerned, patrimonial, solicitous, ancestral, enate. taenelliad sprinkling; synonyms (n) dash, sprinkle, aspersion, scattering, smack, touch, spray, bit, (adj) spice, drop. taenellu 1. asperse; synonyms (v) defame, slander, calumniate, denigrate, libel, smear, abuse, charge, injure, (adj) malign, 2. sprinkle; synonyms (n) dash, (v) scatter, drizzle, splash, moisten, cast, dot, spatter, spray, (adj) besprinkle. taenellwr sprinkler; synonyms (n) spray, sprinkle, sparger. taenu 1. stretch; synonyms (n) extent, run, (v) extend, reach, strain, elongate, lengthen, prolong, spread, draw; antonym (v) shorten, 2. spread; synonyms (v) scatter, disperse, expand, broadcast, circulate, diffuse, disseminate, increase, propagate, stretch; antonym (adj) concentrated, 3. expand; synonyms (v) amplify, enlarge, balloon, broaden, develop, distend, aggrandize, augment, inflate, (adj) dilate; antonyms (v) contract, abbreviate, decrease, deflate, reduce, shrink, summarize, narrow. taeog 1. churl; synonyms (n) boor, niggard, peasant, clown, countryman, crosspatch, curmudgeon, scrooge, skinflint, (adj) miser, 2. blunt; synonyms (adj) dull, bluff, candid, direct, forthright, frank, outspoken, plain, round, (v) deaden; antonyms (adj) sharp, devious, pointed, (v) hone, sharpen, 3.
churlish; synonyms (adj) boorish, curt, gruff, impolite, loutish, rough, rude, abrupt, blunt, brusque, 4. boor; synonyms (n) churl, barbarian, lout, rustic, tike, tyke, 5. boorish; synonyms (adj) uncouth, churlish, vulgar, coarse, crude, discourteous, unrefined, barbaric, uncultured, brutish; antonyms (adj) polite, gallant, refined. taeogaidd 1. churlish; synonyms (adj) boorish, curt, gruff, impolite, loutish, rough, rude, abrupt, blunt, brusque, 2. rude; synonyms (adj) gross, impudent, coarse, bold, brutal, crude, discourteous, mean, abusive, barbarous; antonyms (adj) polite, respectful, chivalrous, courteous, refined, civil, decent, proper, well-mannered. taer 1. importunate; synonyms (adj) troublesome, annoying, exigent, insistent, pressing, instant, demanding, earnest, pleading, urgent; antonym (adj) halfhearted, 2. earnest; synonyms (adj) devout, serious, eager, solemn, ardent, diligent, heartfelt, intense, sincere, (n) guarantee; antonyms (adj) flippant, uncertain, 3. urgent; synonyms (adj) importunate, imperative, immediate, quick, critical, vital, hasty, compelling, (v) important, clamorous; antonym (adj) trivial. taeru 1. wrangle; synonyms (n) squabble, quarrel, brawl, altercation, fight, (v) dispute, debate, bicker, argue, contest; antonyms (n) agreement, (v) agree, 2. affirm; synonyms (v) confirm, assert, declare, prove, approve, avow, maintain, protest, accept, allege; antonyms (v) deny, negate, 3. contend; synonyms (v) compete, wrestle, conflict, combat, war, clash, altercate, battle, strive, struggle, 4. insist; synonyms (v) affirm, contend, claim, asseverate, urge, importune, press, force, dwell, hold, 5. maintain; synonyms (v) continue, justify, aver, conserve, defend, guard, keep, preserve, bear, insist; antonym (v) change. tafarn 1. inn; synonyms (n) hostel, hotel, hostelry, lodge, bar, house, lodging, pub, saloon, tavern, 2. pub; synonyms (n) pothouse, barroom, inn, taphouse, ginmill, lounge, drinkery, gashouse, 3. tavern; synonym (n) cabaret. tafell slice; synonyms (n) share, part, section, bit, chip, gash, morsel, (v) cut, slash, carve. tafl 1. cast; synonyms (v) hurl, throw, form, shed, stamp, fling, shape, chuck, (n) appearance, casting, 2. scale; synonyms (n) flake, gamut, degree, graduation, measure, (v) ascend, climb, gauge, mount, (adj) balance; antonym (v) descend. tafleisiaeth ventriloquism; synonyms (n) ventriloquy, gastriloquism, ventrilocution. tafleisydd ventriloquist; synonyms (n) actor, contrapuntist, gastriloquist, gastromyth, polyphonist. taflen 1. list; synonyms (n) catalog, catalogue, file, inclination, index, schedule, calendar, (v) lean, tilt,
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Welsh - English enter, 2. leaflet; synonyms (n) brochure, leaf, booklet, pamphlet, circular, folder, foliole, handout, newsletter, book, 3. table (bwrdd); synonyms (n) board, chart, stand, list, plateau, console, platen, (v) defer, postpone, shelve. taflennu tabulate; synonyms (v) file, organize, tabularize, list, catalogue, classify, digest, order, (n) graduate, sort. tafliad 1. throw; synonyms (v) cast, fling, shed, hurl, chuck, flip, heave, (n) pitch, push, shot, 2. setback; synonyms (n) reverse, discouragement, backset, check, disappointment, delay, defeat, misfortune, relapse, reversal; antonym (n) improvement. taflod loft; synonyms (n) attic, garret, accommodation, apartment, bean, bonce, building, bungalow, cottage, (v) bat. taflu 1. throw; synonyms (v) cast, fling, shed, hurl, chuck, flip, heave, (n) pitch, push, shot, 2. cast; synonyms (v) throw, form, stamp, shape, dump, figure, mould, (n) appearance, casting, mold, 3. fling; synonyms (n) crack, go, (v) toss, dash, shoot, discard, rush, slam, break, launch; antonym (v) catch, 4. hurl; synonyms (v) dart, pelt, send, drop, bowl, fire, hurtle, precipitate, project, vomit. tafod tongue; synonyms (n) language, dialect, idiom, lingua, speech, clapper, glossa, talk, (v) lick, (adj) flippancy. tafodi 1. berate; synonyms (v) abuse, vituperate, castigate, censure, chide, jaw, rebuke, scold, admonish, attack; antonym (v) praise, 2. scold; synonyms (v) berate, reprimand, lecture, reproach, rail, grouch, grumble, reprove, (n) nag, (adj) shrew. tafodiaith 1. dialect; synonyms (n) idiom, language, speech, accent, lingo, tongue, vernacular, conversation, jargon, phraseology, 2. language (iaith); synonyms (n) dialect, expression, diction, terminology, voice, word, words, address, discourse, nomenclature, 3. speech; synonyms (n) delivery, lecture, sermon, communication, discussion, elocution, converse, harangue, (v) say, saying. tafol dock; synonyms (n) bob, berth, bobtail, harbor, pier, quay, sorrel, wharf, (v) clip, cut; antonym (v) undock. tafotrwg 1. abusive; synonyms (adj) insulting, offensive, scurrilous, foul, insolent, opprobrious, rude, slanderous, harsh, (v) reproachful, 2. foulmouthed; synonyms (adj) ribald, coarse, lewd, filthy. tagell 1. wattle; synonyms (n) lappet, branchia, gill, leech, network, sweetheart, (v) plait, trellis, plat, 2. dewlap; synonym (n) palea, 3. gill; synonyms (n) lamella, (v) rivulet, gullet, rillet, (adj) adze, ax, hatchet, mattock, pick, pickax, consider also 4. double chin; synonym (n) buccula.
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tagfa 1. choking; synonyms (adj) smothering, suffocating, suffocative, breathless, bitter, (n) strangling, strangulation, throttling, constriction, interference, 2. strangling; synonyms (n) choking, execution. tagu 1. strangle; synonyms (v) choke, asphyxiate, smother, stifle, scrag, tighten, repress, constrict, pinch, (adj) throttle, 2. choke; synonyms (v) block, clog, foul, gag, obstruct, strangle, suffocate, check, die, close; antonym (v) unclog, 3. asphyxiate; synonyms (v) strangulate, garrote, 4. stifle; synonyms (v) dampen, extinguish, muffle, quell, contain, silence, suppress, squash, damp, deaden. taid grandfather; synonyms (n) gramps, grandad, granddad, grandpa, grandpapa, grandsire, granddaddy, patriarch. tail 1. dung; synonyms (n) compost, droppings, excrement, ordure, filth, muck, (adj) faeces, feces, 2. manure; synonyms (n) dung, fertilizer, (v) fertilize, soil, (adj) guano. tair three (tri); synonyms (n) leash, triplet, tercet, ternary, ternion, terzetto, third, lead, terce, tether. taith 1. journey; synonyms (n) jaunt, excursion, expedition, passage, trip, way, (v) go, travel, cruise, fare, 2. voyage; synonyms (n) tour, flight, quest, course, outing, (v) journey, sail, navigate, 3. trip; synonyms (n) lapse, run, drive, misstep, ride, (v) slip, stumble, fall, skip, (adj) blunder; antonym (v) fix, 4. progress; synonyms (n) headway, improvement, furtherance, betterment, gain, advancement, (v) advance, proceed, continue, develop; antonyms (n) decline, deterioration, (v) regress. tal 1. tall; synonyms (adj) lofty, elevated, high, exalted, big, lanky, towering, eminent, unbelievable, strapping; antonyms (adj) short, low, small, 2. high (uchel); synonyms (adj) great, expensive, distinguished, tall, heavy, arrogant, costly, dear, (v) bad, fusty; antonyms (adj) deep, sober, 3. lofty; synonyms (adj) grand, haughty, gallant, majestic, noble, dignified, illustrious, proud, soaring, stately; antonym (adj) lowly. talaith 1. state; synonyms (n) nation, position, say, country, kingdom, show, (v) declare, expound, express, (adj) national; antonyms (v) deny, (adj) private, 2. diadem; synonyms (n) crown, coronet, tiara, circlet, capitulum, crest, power, empire, headband, pate, 3. province; synonyms (n) district, field, county, land, domain, region, colony, duty, area, (v) department. talar headland; synonyms (n) cape, promontory, head, foreland, point, ness, bluff. talcen 1. forehead; synonyms (n) brow, front, foreland, mut, phiz, physiognomy, visage, eyebrow, assurance, (adv) foremost, 2. brow; synonyms (n) peak, brink, height, crown, edge,
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forehead, rim, summit, top, verge, 3. gable; synonyms (n) gavel, cable, coping, toll, tribute. taldra 1. tallness; synonyms (n) height, stature, altitude, elevation, acme, build, comeliness, figure, length, peak, 2. stature; synonyms (n) size, standing, tallness, prestige, quality, status, rank, reputation, 3. loftiness; synonyms (n) highness, haughtiness, arrogance, pride, grandeur, disdain, majesty, nobility, stateliness. taleb 1. voucher; synonyms (n) certificate, coupon, receipt, ticket, warrant, authority, diploma, credential, verification, slip, 2. receipt; synonyms (n) reception, acceptance, acknowledgment, acquittance, check, recipe, revenue, profit, account, (v) acknowledge; antonym (n) dispatch. taledigaeth 1. recompense; synonyms (n) reward, pay, compensation, amends, atonement, payment, redress, consideration, indemnification, (v) compensate, 2. payment; synonyms (n) bonus, charge, cost, defrayal, expense, recompense, remuneration, installment, deposit, (adj) penalty; antonym (n) non-payment. taleithiol provincial; synonyms (adj) local, country, insular, parochial, unsophisticated, narrow, (n) bucolic, peasant, rustic, churl; antonym (adj) cosmopolitan. talent talent; synonyms (n) gift, genius, ability, aptitude, capacity, cleverness, endowment, faculty, knack, skill; antonym (n) inability. talentog talented; synonyms (adj) able, clever, capable, gifted, accomplished, proficient, apt, versatile, ingenious, promising. talfyriad abbreviation; synonyms (n) abridgement, abridgment, contraction, abstraction, summary, abbreviature, breviature, clipping, cutting, initialism; antonym (n) expansion. talfyrru 1. abbreviate; synonyms (v) shorten, condense, curtail, cut, contract, reduce, abstract, compress, (adj) abridge, abbreviated; antonyms (v) expand, lengthen, 2. abridge; synonyms (v) abbreviate, summarize, brief, deprive, digest, lessen, restrain, simplify, truncate. talgryf 1. impudent; synonyms (adj) forward, audacious, brassy, disrespectful, impertinent, barefaced, daring, brazen, insolent, (n) bold; antonym (adj) respectful, 2. robust; synonyms (adj) healthy, firm, strong, athletic, brawny, muscular, powerful, vigorous, (n) hardy, hard; antonyms (adj) weak, slight, fragile, frail, 3. sturdy; synonyms (adj) rugged, solid, stout, burly, mighty, robust, hefty, stable, stalwart, tight; antonyms (adj) flimsy, puny. taliad payment; synonyms (n) pay, compensation, bonus, charge, cost, defrayal, expense, recompense, remuneration, installment; antonym (n) nonpayment.
taloedd rates; synonyms (n) tax, charge, dues. talog jaunty; synonyms (adj) cheerful, dapper, dashing, debonair, breezy, carefree, chipper, perky, smart, (n) janty; antonym (adj) bland. talp 1. lump; synonyms (n) heap, chunk, knot, block, clod, hunk, tumor, bit, (v) clot, (adj) mass, 2. mass; synonyms (n) bulk, crowd, cluster, pile, bunch, collection, lump, magnitude, majority, (v) flock. talpiog lumpy; synonyms (adj) chunky, coarse, dull, dumpy, gawky, gritty, indolent, rude, (v) lumpish, (n) failure. talu 1. pay; synonyms (v) compensate, compensation, liquidate, yield, afford, (n) recompense, wage, earnings, fee, salary; antonym (v) owe, 2. suit; synonyms (n) lawsuit, plea, action, (v) agree, fit, correspond, accommodate, adapt, answer, become, 3. answer (ateb); synonyms (n) reply, respond, retort, return, solution, defense, (v) counter, resolve, serve, acknowledge; antonyms (v) question, ask, 4. render; synonyms (v) interpret, explain, furnish, give, offer, pay, construe, depict, impart, make. talwr payer; synonyms (n) buyer, client, consumer, customer, maker, procurer, purchaser, remunerator, financier. tân fire; synonyms (n) discharge, ardor, conflagration, explode, fervor, flame, (v) excite, eject, blaze, dismiss; antonym (v) hire. tanbaid 1. hot (poeth); synonyms (adj) warm, ardent, boiling, burning, feverish, fiery, flaming, fresh, blistering, eager; antonyms (adj) mild, cool, cold, freezing, airy, bland, chilly, 2. brilliant; synonyms (adj) bright, splendid, glorious, illustrious, intelligent, luminous, magnificent, spectacular, sunny, (v) smart; antonyms (adj) dull, dim, awful, dark, 3. fervent; synonyms (adj) earnest, enthusiastic, cordial, hot, intense, passionate, emotional, animated, avid, excited; antonyms (adj) apathetic, indifferent, unenthusiastic, 4. fiery; synonyms (adj) fervent, ablaze, fierce, fervid, glowing, impassioned, peppery, violent, excitable, combustible. tanbeidrwydd ardor; synonyms (n) eagerness, fervor, zeal, ardency, enthusiasm, fervency, fire, flame, heat, passion; antonym (n) indifference. tanchwa 1. explosion; synonyms (n) burst, blast, boom, detonation, eruption, bang, fulmination, outbreak, outburst, (v) discharge, 2. firedamp. tanddaearol 1. subterranean; synonyms (adj) ulterior, underground, profound, subaqueous, submarine, subterrene, subterrestrial, deep, bottomless, (n) cave, 2. underground; synonyms (adj) clandestine, secret, covert, hidden, undercover, surreptitious, (n) metro, subway, tube, (v) buried. tangnefedd peace; synonyms (n) calm, harmony, serenity, hush, repose, ease, agreement, amity,
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Welsh - English accord, (adj) quiet; antonyms (n) noise, chaos, conflict, uproar, commotion. tangnefeddu 1. appease; synonyms (v) allay, assuage, pacify, placate, alleviate, calm, conciliate, mollify, quiet, still; antonyms (v) aggravate, provoke, consider also 2. make peace; synonyms (v) mediate, reconcile, moderate, negotiate, propitiate, solace, appease, soothe. tangnefeddwr peacemaker; synonyms (n) mediator, arbitrator, conciliator, intercessor, intermediary, pacifier, alliance, appeaser, conciliation, judge; antonym (n) troublemaker. tanio 1. fire; synonyms (n) discharge, ardor, conflagration, explode, fervor, flame, (v) excite, eject, blaze, dismiss; antonym (v) hire, 2. stoke; synonyms (v) hit, paddle, tap, touch, stab, stick, thrust. taniwr 1. fireman; synonyms (n) stoker, firefighter, reliever, guard, agitator, allayer, backup, comforter, hothead, relief, 2. firer, 3. stoker; synonym (n) fireman. tanllyd fiery; synonyms (adj) ardent, burning, fervent, ablaze, fierce, hot, passionate, fervid, flaming, glowing; antonym (adj) mild. tanodd 1. beneath; synonyms (prep) under, (adv) below, underneath, infra, (adj) low; antonyms (prep) above, over, 2. below; synonyms (adv) beneath, down, downstairs, (adj) after. tanseilio undermine; synonyms (v) subvert, weaken, mine, cave, damage, sabotage, break, impair, (adj) sap, dig; antonyms (v) strengthen, bolster. tant 1. string; synonyms (n) chain, file, row, strand, twine, range, cord, filament, (v) run, (adj) line, 2. chord; synonyms (n) harmony, curve, flange, enticement, (v) accord, harmonise, harmonize, agree, consort, (adj) subtense. tanwydd 1. fuel; synonyms (n) firewood, combustible, firing, (v) fire, arouse, encourage, excite, kindle, provoke, stimulate, 2. firewood; synonyms (n) fuelwood, lumber, peat, petroleum, timber, turf, coal, energy, gas, oil. tanysgrifiad subscription; synonyms (n) contribution, donation, offering, gift, pledge, enrollment, obedience, (v) allowance, subsidy, subvention. tanysgrifio subscribe; synonyms (v) confirm, sign, contribute, ratify, agree, buy, underwrite, donate, accept, admit. tanysgrifiwr subscriber; synonyms (n) contributor, donor, reader, endorser, ratifier, benefactor, proponent, drawer, indorser, lector. taradr auger; synonyms (n) borer, drill, gimlet, wimble, perforator, piercer, pundit, scholar, bodkin, bradawl.
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taran thunder; synonyms (n) boom, bang, roll, bellow, (v) roar, howl, rumble, (adj) peal, explode, detonate. taranfollt thunderbolt; synonyms (n) bolt, lightning, thunder, thunderclap, bombshell, surprise, bolter, dart, dash, deadbolt. taranu thunder; synonyms (n) boom, bang, roll, bellow, (v) roar, howl, rumble, (adj) peal, explode, detonate. tarddiad 1. derivation; synonyms (n) ancestry, origin, birth, cause, derivative, extraction, lineage, source, foundation, basis, 2. source; synonyms (n) root, commencement, beginning, reason, head, parent, derivation, germ, headspring, original. tarddle source; synonyms (n) origin, root, cause, commencement, beginning, reason, head, parent, basis, derivation. tarddu 1. spring (ffynnon, Gwanwyn); synonyms (n) jump, leap, bound, fountain, skip, source, (v) hop, caper, bounce, dive, 2. derive; synonyms (v) deduce, stem, come, deduct, draw, result, conclude, descend, educe, elicit, 3. sprout; synonyms (v) bud, bourgeon, germinate, grow, pullulate, (n) shoot, germ, offshoot, sprit, scion, 4. issue; synonyms (n) aftermath, egress, consequence, effect, event, exit, (v) flow, emanate, arise, emerge. tarfu 1. scatter; synonyms (v) disperse, dispel, disseminate, distribute, dissipate, spray, circulate, diffuse, disband, (n) spread; antonym (v) gather, 2. scare; synonyms (n) dread, (v) alarm, dismay, fright, intimidate, daunt, frighten, awe, appall, (adj) panic. tarian shield; synonyms (n) screen, shelter, buffer, armor, (v) cover, guard, safeguard, preserve, secure, defend; antonym (v) expose. tario tarry; synonyms (v) linger, loiter, stay, remain, delay, lag, dally, dawdle, abide, (adj) pitchy. taro 1. hit; synonyms (v) strike, attain, belt, (n) knock, bang, smash, touch, chance, bash, beat; antonyms (n) failure, flop, 2. strike; synonyms (n) assault, clap, (v) hit, impress, slap, move, affect, box, buffet, bump, 3. knock; synonyms (v) blow, cuff, punch, boot, clip, (n) rap, tap, crash, whack, clout; antonym (v) praise, 4. suit; synonyms (n) lawsuit, plea, action, (v) agree, fit, correspond, accommodate, adapt, answer, become, 5. stick (ffon); synonyms (n) bar, (v) adhere, stab, attach, cling, fix, paste, staff, cohere, affix, 6. tap; synonyms (n) pat, dab, stroke, faucet, hydrant, plug, (v) broach, bug, eavesdrop, exploit, 7. smite; synonyms (v) afflict, cut, punish, animate, excite, impassion, inspire, interest. tarren 1. rock; synonyms (n) boulder, calculus, (v) jar, sway, cradle, jolt, shake, toss, (adj) pebble, stone, 2. knoll; synonyms (n) hill, hillock, mound, hummock, bank, mount, hammock.
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tarth 1. mist; synonyms (n) fog, cloud, haze, vapor, brume, (v) blur, befog, cover, obscure, drizzle, 2. vapor; synonyms (n) mist, gas, evaporation, steam, vapour, air, fume, reek, (v) bluster, boast. tarw bull; synonyms (n) bullshit, bunk, hogwash, rot, absurdity, bear, buck, buncombe, bunkum, (adj) blunder. tas 1. stack; synonyms (n) pile, accumulation, mound, rick, mass, bunch, bundle, (v) heap, load, lot, 2. rick; synonyms (n) hayrick, haystack, hoard, shock, crick, (v) twist, sprain, stack, injure, pull. tasg 1. task; synonyms (n) job, assignment, charge, commission, duty, enterprise, labor, project, (v) tax, exercise, 2. tax; synonyms (n) burden, excise, dues, impost, (v) assess, task, accuse, impose, load, cess, 3. job; synonyms (n) chore, employment, position, work, business, career, matter, occupation, post, concern. tasgu 1. start (cychwyn); synonyms (v) begin, originate, commence, drive, launch, embark, (n) jump, onset, origin, shock; antonyms (v) end, finish, stop, conclude, halt, (n) conclusion, 2. tax; synonyms (n) charge, duty, burden, excise, dues, (v) assess, task, accuse, impose, load, 3. splash; synonyms (n) spot, (v) spatter, spray, spill, dash, drop, plash, splatter, slop, slosh, 4. spurt; synonyms (n) jet, run, burst, (v) spirt, flow, race, squirt, gush, stream, erupt, 5. task; synonyms (n) job, assignment, commission, enterprise, labor, project, stint, occupation, (v) tax, exercise. taten potato; synonyms (n) murphy, spud, tater, bittersweet, countenance, eggplant, face, head. taw silence; synonyms (n) quiet, calm, lull, mum, (v) still, allay, mute, pacify, (int) hush, (adj) appease; antonyms (n) noise, sound. tawch 1. fog; synonyms (n) cloud, haze, vapor, brume, (v) mist, confuse, blur, dim, becloud, befog, 2. haze; synonyms (n) fog, confusion, daze, film, cloudiness, haziness, smog, steam, turbidity, (v) shadow, 3. mist; synonyms (n) smoke, rain, (v) cover, obscure, drizzle, bedim, hide, squirt, 4. vapor; synonyms (n) gas, evaporation, vapour, air, fume, reek, (v) bluster, boast, brag, flourish. tawdd 1. dissolved; synonyms (adj) liquid, adulterate, gone, 2. molten; synonyms (adj) liquified, melted, liquefied, fluid, (v) sodden, 3. melted; synonyms (adj) molten, baked, flowing, fluent, limpid, sorry, touched, smooth, swimming, watery. tawddlestr crucible; synonyms (n) pot, retort, calabash, matrix, pix, reagent, still, touchstone, ordeal, crosslet. tawedog 1. silent; synonyms (adj) motionless, dumb, mute, tacit, hush, inarticulate, inaudible, incommunicative, mum, (adv) quiet; antonyms (adj) noisy, spoken, loud, talkative, explicit, open, 2.
taciturn; synonyms (adj) reticent, silent, reserved, uncommunicative, speechless, secretive, withdrawn; antonym (adj) wordy. tawel 1. calm; synonyms (adj) quiet, peaceful, (v) assuage, appease, cool, still, allay, pacify, easy, (n) lull; antonyms (adj) agitated, angry, nervous, stormy, wild, annoyed, anxious, (v) agitate, upset, (n) agitation, 2. still; synonyms (adv) however, but, nevertheless, (adj) calm, silence, quiescent, serene, silent, (n) hush, (v) compose; antonyms (adj) moving, effervescent, fizzy, windy, (n) noisy, 3. quiet; synonyms (adj) gentle, motionless, placid, tranquil, tranquilize, collected, (v) moderate, repose, (n) ease, peace; antonyms (adj) loud, talkative, vociferous, active, (n) noise, 4. tranquil; synonyms (adj) unruffled, sedate, composed, equable, mild, comfortable, relaxed, untroubled, imperturbable, (v) smooth; antonym (adj) tense. tawelu 1. calm; synonyms (adj) quiet, peaceful, (v) assuage, appease, cool, still, allay, pacify, easy, (n) lull; antonyms (adj) agitated, angry, nervous, stormy, wild, annoyed, anxious, (v) agitate, upset, (n) agitation, 2. becalm; synonyms (v) compose, soothe, calm, steady, settle, brace, (n) stay, quell, 3. appease; synonyms (v) placate, alleviate, conciliate, mollify, abate, content, ease, reconcile, becalm, (adj) tranquilize; antonyms (v) aggravate, provoke, 4. allay; synonyms (v) lay, mitigate, moderate, quench, solace, relax, relieve, slake, temper, (adj) hush, 5. quiet; synonyms (adj) gentle, motionless, placid, tranquil, collected, composed, (v) silence, repose, (n) peace, peacefulness; antonyms (adj) loud, noisy, talkative, vociferous, active, (n) noise. tawelwch 1. calm; synonyms (adj) quiet, peaceful, (v) assuage, appease, cool, still, allay, pacify, easy, (n) lull; antonyms (adj) agitated, angry, nervous, stormy, wild, annoyed, anxious, (v) agitate, upset, (n) agitation, 2. quiet; synonyms (adj) gentle, motionless, placid, (v) moderate, silence, (n) calm, hush, compose, ease, peace; antonyms (adj) loud, noisy, talkative, vociferous, active, (n) noise, 3. tranquillity; synonyms (n) repose, serenity, rest, quietness, stillness, relaxation, peacefulness, quietude, calmness, composure; antonym (n) bustle. te tea; synonyms (n) reception, meal, party, teatime, (v) chocolate, cocoa, coffee. tebyg 1. similar; synonyms (adj) corresponding, alike, like, same, comparable, equivalent, related, akin, analogous, cognate; antonyms (adj) dissimilar, different, unlike, incompatible, opposing, opposite, 2. like (hoffi); synonyms (v) enjoy, identical, care, desire, fancy, (adj) equal, parallel, similar, (n) love, relish; antonym (v) dislike, 3. likely; synonyms (adj) credible, believable, probable, expected,
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Welsh - English plausible, potential, conceivable, apt, (adv) possibly, belike; antonyms (adj) improbable, (adv) unlikely. tebygol 1. likely; synonyms (adj) credible, believable, probable, expected, plausible, potential, conceivable, apt, (adv) possibly, belike; antonyms (adj) improbable, (adv) unlikely, 2. probable; synonyms (adj) likely, possible, feasible, hopeful, convincing, specious, presumptive, verisimilar, apparent. tebygolrwydd 1. probability; synonyms (n) chance, likelihood, odds, possibility, likeliness, opportunity, expectation, eventuality, prospect, contingency, 2. likelihood; synonyms (n) probability, expectancy, appearance, option, plausibility, verisimilitude, outlook; antonyms (n) unlikelihood, improbability. tebygrwydd 1. affinity; synonyms (n) sympathy, analogy, alliance, bond, kindred, propinquity, rapport, relation, relationship, semblance, 2. resemblance; synonyms (n) affinity, comparison, correspondence, likeness, parallel, similarity, conformity, appearance, imitation, parallelism; antonyms (n) difference, dissimilarity, 3. likeness; synonyms (n) resemblance, copy, effigy, figure, image, facsimile, sameness, counterpart, alikeness, (adj) form. tebygu 1. assimilate; synonyms (v) absorb, compare, imbibe, incorporate, comprehend, conform, digest, engross, 2. liken; synonyms (v) equate, parallel, equalize, resemble, assimilate, associate, imitate, acquire, assemble, (adj) approve, 3. suppose; synonyms (v) believe, guess, infer, assume, conjecture, consider, divine, estimate, imagine, presume, 4. resemble; synonyms (v) seem, correspond, agree, look, match, simulate, approximate, echo. techneg technique; synonyms (n) approach, means, method, skill, fashion, procedure, process, system, knack, style. technegol technical; synonyms (adj) technological, industrial, shipshape, technic, complex, mysterious, obscure, perplexing, profound, puzzling. technoleg technology; synonyms (n) engineering, apparatus, competence, equipment, experience, expertise, gear, knowledge, machinery, (adj) technicality. technolegol technological; synonyms (adj) technical, technologic, technicological, industrial, mechanical. technolegwr technologist; synonym (n) engineer. teg 1. fair; synonyms (adj) equitable, clear, beautiful, average, dispassionate, fine, impartial, reasonable, (adv) clean, (v) bright; antonyms (adj) unfair, biased, dark, exceptional, unjust, partial, foul, imbalanced, mismatched, prejudiced, 2. fine; synonyms (adj) delicate, agreeable, dainty, brave, capital, elegant, excellent, nice, (n) penalty, (v) punish; antonyms
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wide, 3. just; synonyms (adv) exactly, hardly, (adj) fair, right, correct, accurate, honest, barely, fit, good; antonym (adj) wrong, 4. beautiful (prydferth); synonyms (adj) attractive, goodlooking, beauteous, handsome, lovely, picturesque, pleasant, pretty, striking, sweet; antonyms (adj) ugly, unattractive, 5. lovely; synonyms (adj) charming, delightful, enchanting, lovable, alluring, adorable, endearing, exquisite, gorgeous, graceful; antonyms (adj) hideous, terrible, unpleasant. tegan 1. plaything; synonyms (n) toy, trifle, amusement, knickknack, sport, play, derision, device, dexterity, facility, 2. bauble; synonyms (n) ornament, trinket, gaud, bangle, novelty, (adj) gimcrack, gewgaw, plaything, 3. toy; synonyms (adj) miniature, trick, (v) coquet, dally, fiddle, flirt, act, tinker, disport, fool. tegell kettle; synonyms (n) boiler, can, kettledrum, kettleful, timpani, urn, alembic, bolthead, capsule, pan. tegwch 1. beauty; synonyms (n) splendor, attractiveness, beaut, charm, loveliness, pulchritude, dish, elegance, grace, grandeur; antonym (n) ugliness, 2. fairness; synonyms (n) candor, equity, beauty, candour, honesty, justice, equality, reasonableness, frankness, (adj) comeliness; antonyms (n) injustice, unfairness, prejudice. tei tie; synonyms (n) band, connection, draw, lace, (v) link, bond, attach, bind, join, knot; antonyms (v) disconnect, untie, undo. teigr tiger; synonyms (n) cat, hostler, jockey, ostler, endangered, male, (adj) demon, dragon, fury, lion. teiliwr tailor; synonyms (n) snip, (v) adapt, fashion, sew, shape, accommodate, cut, design, adjust, fit. teilo 1. dung; synonyms (n) compost, droppings, excrement, ordure, filth, muck, (adj) faeces, feces, 2. manure; synonyms (n) dung, fertilizer, (v) fertilize, soil, (adj) guano. teilwng 1. worthy; synonyms (adj) noble, estimable, good, meritorious, respectable, valuable, deserving, honorable, suitable, (n) celebrity; antonym (adj) unworthy, 2. deserved; synonyms (v) merited, (adj) condign, appropriate, due, fitting, just, adequate, required, right, rightful. teilwra tailor; synonyms (n) snip, (v) adapt, fashion, sew, shape, accommodate, cut, design, adjust, fit. teilwriaeth tailoring; synonyms (n) dressmaking, couture, customization. teilyngdod 1. worthiness; synonyms (n) merit, worth, virtue, honor, caliber, decency, honesty, honorableness, (adj) dignity, adoration, 2. merit; synonyms (n) credit, desert, goodness, quality,
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significance, value, (v) deserve, earn, rate, (adj) excellence. teilyngu 1. deign; synonyms (v) condescend, descend, stoop, vouchsafe, lower, grant, come, patronize, consent, derive, 2. deserve; synonyms (v) merit, rate, warrant, earn, gain, 3. merit; synonyms (n) worth, credit, desert, virtue, goodness, quality, significance, value, (v) deserve, (adj) excellence. teimlad 1. feeling; synonyms (n) affection, feel, passion, emotion, atmosphere, belief, hunch, impression, intuition, mood; antonyms (n) numbness, indifference, 2. emotion; synonyms (n) love, feeling, sensation, heart, agitation, commotion, excitement, pathos, sensibility, anger; antonym (n) intelligence, 3. feel; synonyms (v) experience, sense, consider, finger, handle, believe, (n) touch, sound, texture, air; antonym (v) observe, 4. sensation; synonyms (n) perception, sensitivity, thrill, wonder, stunner, awareness, idea, sentience, sentiment, ace. teimladol emotional; synonyms (adj) dramatic, affecting, affective, effusive, moving, passionate, poignant, sensational, sensitive, warm; antonyms (adj) impassive, unemotional, unflappable. teimladrwydd sensibility; synonyms (n) emotion, consciousness, sensitivity, sentiment, notion, awareness, (adj) feeling, (v) sensation, appreciation, sense. teimladwy 1. feeling; synonyms (n) affection, feel, passion, emotion, atmosphere, belief, hunch, impression, intuition, mood; antonyms (n) numbness, indifference, 2. sensitive; synonyms (adj) delicate, excitable, sensible, sore, tender, painful, impressionable, emotional, gentle, irritable; antonyms (adj) insensitive, numb, hardhearted, tactless, thick-skinned. teimlo 1. touch; synonyms (n) feel, tinge, (v) affect, contact, hit, border, adjoin, strike, stroke, regard, 2. feel; synonyms (v) experience, sense, consider, finger, handle, (n) touch, atmosphere, feeling, sound, texture; antonym (v) observe, 3. handle; synonyms (v) administer, conduct, wield, control, deal, direct, manage, manipulate, (n) grip, clutch, 4. manipulate; synonyms (v) fiddle, influence, operate, rig, work, cook, fake, falsify, fix, fudge. teip type; synonyms (n) pattern, character, kind, nature, sort, breed, category, stamp, brand, (adj) model. teipiedydd typewriter; synonyms (n) typist, (v) stenographer. teipio type; synonyms (n) pattern, character, kind, nature, sort, breed, category, stamp, brand, (adj) model. teipydd typist; synonyms (n) typewriter, (v) stenographer.
teisen cake; synonyms (n) bar, block, pastry, lump, pie, (v) harden, set, (adj) clot, fix. teithi characteristics; synonyms (n) character, quality, description, distinctiveness, individuality, kind, sort, topography, type, uniqueness. teithio 1. travel; synonyms (n) journey, pass, stroke, (v) go, run, proceed, move, roam, ride, (adj) course, 2. journey; synonyms (n) jaunt, excursion, expedition, passage, trip, way, flight, (v) travel, cruise, fare. teithiol 1. travelling; synonyms (n) traveling, travel, locomotion, 2. itinerant; synonyms (adj) errant, ambulatory, journeying, migratory, (n) migrant, traveler, vagabond, wanderer, nomad, drifter. teithiwr 1. passenger; synonyms (n) traveler, wayfarer, itinerant, rider, voyager, passer, arrival, passager, client, drop, 2. traveler; synonyms (n) passenger, tourist, migrant, wanderer, traveller, commuter. teitl 1. appellation; synonyms (n) designation, denomination, title, name, nickname, appellative, epithet, term, 2. title; synonyms (n) call, caption, claim, designate, appellation, interest, (v) style, entitle, (adj) right, ownership. telaid 1. comely; synonyms (adj) becoming, beautiful, decent, fair, good-looking, attractive, bonny, decorous, handsome, personable, 2. beautiful (prydferth); synonyms (adj) bright, beauteous, fine, lovely, picturesque, pleasant, pretty, striking, sweet, adorned; antonyms (adj) ugly, unattractive. telediw handsome; synonyms (adj) elegant, beautiful, fair, charming, fine, generous, attractive, bountiful, comely, bonny; antonyms (adj) ugly, unattractive. teledu 1. television; synonyms (n) tube, telly, video, telecasting, box, display, films, monitor, picture, radio, 2. televise; synonyms (v) telecast, air, broadcast, send, show, transmit, relay, screen. teler 1. condition; synonyms (n) circumstance, position, provision, status, standing, attitude, circumstances, clause, predicament, (v) aspect, 2. term; synonyms (n) name, expression, period, style, title, boundary, limit, (v) call, designate, entitle. telm snare; synonyms (n) trap, lure, (v) mesh, catch, gin, ambush, ensnare, entrap, hook, capture. telori 1. warble; synonyms (v) sing, chant, chirp, trill, chirrup, descant, quaver, twitter, carol, pipe, 2. quaver; synonyms (n) quiver, quake, shake, tremor, shudder, tremble, (v) shiver, warble, flutter, flicker. telyn harp; synonyms (n) harmonica, constellation, (v) dwell, belong, brood, consist, domicile, domiciliate, inhabit, lie.
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Welsh - English telyneg lyric; synonyms (adj) lyrical, choral, instrumental, vocal, (n) ode, tuneful, poem, song, language. telynegol lyrical; synonyms (adj) lyric, musical, poetic, elegiac, flowing, graceful, prosaic, rhythmical, (n) tuneful. telynor harpist; synonym (n) harper. telynores harpist; synonym (n) harper. teml temple; synonyms (n) church, tabernacle, shrine, brow, synagogue, forehead, chapel, kirk, meetinghouse, basilica. temtasiwn temptation; synonyms (n) enticement, lure, attraction, bait, allurement, invitation, seduction, inducement, allure, appeal; antonym (n) repulsion. temtio tempt; synonyms (v) lure, allure, entice, decoy, charm, coax, inveigle, invite, seduce, (adj) attract. temtiwr tempter; synonym (n) prompter. tenant tenant; synonyms (n) inhabitant, lodger, occupant, resident, holder, occupier, renter, inmate, (v) inhabit, occupy; antonyms (n) landlord, proprietor. tenantiaeth tenancy; synonyms (n) occupancy, occupation, tenure, possession, tenantry, ownership, (adj) shaky, weak, feeble, fragile. tenau 1. thin; synonyms (adj) flimsy, gaunt, lean, light, slight, tenuous, emaciated, fine, (v) slender, dilute; antonyms (adj) thick, fat, concentrated, chubby, plump, wide, broad, heavy, (v) thicken, 2. lean; synonyms (adj) thin, bony, (v) incline, bend, list, slant, bow, careen, (n) tilt, inclination, 3. rarefied; synonyms (adj) rare, exalted, lofty, rarified, idealistic, majestic, refined, spiritual, airy, attenuated, 4. slender; synonyms (adj) narrow, little, lithe, delicate, faint, feeble, lissom, scanty, slim, (v) meager; antonym (adj) stocky, 5. sensitive; synonyms (adj) excitable, sensible, sore, tender, painful, impressionable, emotional, gentle, irritable, perceptive; antonyms (adj) insensitive, numb, hardhearted, tactless, thick-skinned. tendio 1. mind; synonyms (n) intellect, brain, (v) care, look, attend, beware, keep, listen, notice, (adj) heed; antonym (v) forget, 2. tend; synonyms (v) guard, incline, lead, lean, nurse, contribute, nurture, run, go, gravitate; antonym (v) neglect. teneuo 1. thin; synonyms (adj) flimsy, gaunt, lean, light, slight, tenuous, emaciated, fine, (v) slender, dilute; antonyms (adj) thick, fat, concentrated, chubby, plump, wide, broad, heavy, (v) thicken, 2. attenuate; synonyms (v) assuage, reduce, thin, lighten, diminish, enfeeble, extenuate, lessen, (adj) rare, attenuated; antonym (v) intensify. teneuwch 1. leanness; synonyms (n) thinness, scrawniness, meagreness, barrenness, compactness, fineness, macilency, neatness, shortage, skinniness,
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2. thinness; synonyms (n) leanness, slenderness, slimness, tenuity, rarity, delicacy, slightness; antonyms (n) plumpness, stoutness, width. tenewyn flank; synonyms (n) edge, side, wing, lee, limb, annex, (v) border, skirt, (adj) cover, ward. tenis tennis; synonym (n) cricket. tenllif lining; synonyms (n) facing, liner, inside, cladding, padding, support, cribbing, doubling, face, flesher. tennyn 1. cord; synonyms (n) band, string, bond, tie, twine, tape, lace, rope, thread, whipcord, 2. halter; synonyms (n) hackamore, gibbet, bridle, gallows, rein, noose, balancer, cestus, collar, (v) cramp, 3. rope; synonyms (n) cable, lasso, lariat, cord, hawser, leash, line, tether, wire, (v) bind, 4. line; synonyms (n) file, house, breed, course, family, lineage, field, ancestry, border, boundary. terfyn 1. end (diwedd); synonyms (n) close, aim, closure, destination, conclusion, (v) cease, complete, finish, discontinue, conclude; antonyms (n) beginning, maintenance, opening, middle, (v) start, begin, continue, 2. bound; synonyms (v) leap, border, bounce, limit, circumscribe, (n) spring, jump, boundary, edge, barrier; antonym (adj) free, 3. barrier; synonyms (n) barricade, bar, bulwark, dam, handicap, hurdle, obstruction, rampart, restraint, block, 4. extremity; synonyms (n) end, extreme, member, bound, appendage, ending, emergency, need, crisis, exigency, 5. boundary; synonyms (n) area, perimeter, periphery, brink, fringe, frontier, line, margin, outskirts, rim. terfyniad 1. ending; synonyms (n) conclusion, end, close, closure, closing, completion, finish, termination, dissolution, (adj) last; antonyms (n) start, beginning, middle, 2. termination; synonyms (n) ending, result, cessation, expiration, finale, abolition, issue, stop, extinction, extremity. terfynnell terminal; synonyms (adj) final, last, definitive, endmost, fatal, (n) depot, end, extremity, terminus, boundary. terfynol 1. final; synonyms (adj) conclusive, decisive, definite, extreme, latter, definitive, last, ultimate, irrevocable, decided; antonyms (adj) first, opening, preliminary, 2. conclusive; synonyms (adj) absolute, cogent, undeniable, certain, determinate, determinative, indisputable, unanswerable, peremptory, concluding; antonyms (adj) inconclusive, indecisive. terfynu 1. end (diwedd); synonyms (n) close, aim, closure, destination, conclusion, (v) cease, complete, finish, discontinue, conclude; antonyms (n) beginning, maintenance, opening, middle, (v) start, begin, continue, 2. close (cau); synonyms (adj) near, adjacent, nearby, accurate, tight, (v) compact, stop, (adv) by, about, (n) end; antonyms (adj) distant, airy, fresh, loose, far, (v) open, 3. determine;
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synonyms (v) ascertain, decide, define, resolve, appoint, adjudicate, measure, set, specify, designate, 4. terminate; synonyms (v) drop, dismiss, dissolve, halt, can, result, abort, bound, cancel, ax; antonym (v) establish. terfysg 1. riot; synonyms (n) revolt, disturbance, commotion, disorder, insurrection, mutiny, sedition, tumult, rebellion, (adj) hubbub, 2. broil; synonyms (n) brawl, quarrel, affray, feud, fight, fray, scuffle, clash, (adj) burn, (v) bake, 3. tumult; synonyms (n) stir, clamor, bustle, din, excitement, flurry, fuss, noise, riot, row. terfysgu 1. brawl; synonyms (n) fight, quarrel, affray, altercation, disturbance, strife, (v) wrangle, row, clash, (adj) tumult, 2. surge; synonyms (v) billow, flood, rise, rush, stream, flow, gush, heave, jet, swell, 3. riot; synonyms (n) revolt, commotion, disorder, insurrection, mutiny, sedition, rebellion, brawl, (v) rebel, (adj) hubbub, 4. rage; synonyms (n) fury, wrath, anger, passion, frenzy, craze, (v) fume, bluster, storm, (adj) indignation. terfysgwr 1. anarchist; synonyms (n) rebel, nihilist, revolutionary, terrorist, agitator, mutineer, (adj) insurgent, radical, demagogue, mutinous, 2. rioter; synonym (adj) revolter, 3. insurgent; synonyms (adj) lawless, rebellious, seditious, inflammatory, insubordinate, (n) anarchist, insurrectionist, incendiary, guerilla, guerrilla. term 1. term; synonyms (n) name, expression, period, style, title, boundary, limit, (v) call, designate, entitle, 2. bout; synonyms (n) round, attack, competition, fight, spell, turn, battle, event, fighting, fit. terrwyn 1. brave; synonyms (adj) adventurous, bold, audacious, courageous, endure, fearless, hardy, intrepid, valiant, (v) defy; antonyms (adj) cowardly, frightened, gutless, pathetic, (n) timid, 2. fierce; synonyms (adj) bitter, violent, acute, cruel, ferocious, brutal, furious, grim, savage, nasty; antonyms (adj) gentle, mild, 3. mighty; synonyms (adj) enormous, immense, huge, grand, powerful, intense, high, big, forcible, great. teru 1. clear; synonyms (adj) clean, certain, open, apparent, (v) bright, acquit, absolute, free, net, absolve; antonyms (adj) cloudy, opaque, unclear, dark, fuzzy, hazy, incomprehensible, obscure, uncertain, vague, 2. clarify; synonyms (v) clear, elaborate, elucidate, explain, purge, defecate, expound, illuminate, refine, show; antonyms (v) confuse, complicate, blur, obfuscate. terwyn 1. fiery; synonyms (adj) ardent, burning, fervent, ablaze, fierce, hot, passionate, fervid, flaming, glowing; antonym (adj) mild, 2. ardent; synonyms (adj) enthusiastic, eager, impassioned, keen, vehement, warm, acute, affectionate, avid, devoted; antonyms (adj) indifferent, apathetic.
tes 1. heat; synonyms (n) glow, fervor, summer, warmth, (v) bake, burn, anger, (adj) fever, excitement, passion; antonyms (n) cold, chill, (v) cool, 2. warmth; synonyms (n) heat, temperature, geniality, warmness, affection, tenderness, fire, fondness, friendliness, hotness; antonyms (n) aloofness, chilliness, coldness, coolness, unfriendliness, 3. haze; synonyms (n) fog, cloud, blur, confusion, vapor, daze, film, cloudiness, (v) mist, dim, 4. sunshine; synonyms (n) joy, sun, sunlight, day, light, gladness, glee, shine, delight, brightness. tesog 1. close (cau); synonyms (adj) near, adjacent, nearby, accurate, tight, (v) compact, stop, (adv) by, (n) end, finish; antonyms (adj) distant, airy, fresh, loose, far, (v) open, start, 2. hot (poeth); synonyms (adj) warm, ardent, boiling, burning, feverish, fiery, flaming, blistering, eager, enthusiastic; antonyms (adj) mild, cool, cold, freezing, bland, chilly, 3. sunny; synonyms (adj) bright, cheerful, clear, gay, merry, blithe, brilliant, fair, radiant, shining; antonyms (adj) dark, overcast, 4. sultry; synonyms (adj) close, hot, humid, muggy, oppressive, sticky, stifling, sensual, stuffy, sweltering. testament testament; synonyms (n) will, testimonial, testimony, paper, parchment, settlement, volition, evidence, bible, certificate. testamentwr testator; synonyms (n) testate, devisor, legator. testun 1. subject; synonyms (n) matter, citizen, affair, dependent, inferior, issue, motif, question, (adj) liable, exposed; antonym (adj) liberated, 2. text; synonyms (n) copy, script, theme, subject, words, document, book, textbook, topic, argument, 3. theme; synonyms (n) base, composition, stem, substance, text, motive, business, paper, idea, basis. testunio 1. deride; synonyms (v) ridicule, mock, scorn, banter, gibe, insult, scoff, taunt, disparage, despise; antonym (v) praise, 2. taunt; synonyms (v) jeer, flout, deride, sneer, bait, quip, rally, tease, twit, (n) hiss; antonyms (v) compliment, respect. teth 1. teat; synonyms (n) nipple, breast, mammilla, pap, papilla, tit, mamilla, 2. nipple; synonyms (n) teat, dug, boob, knocker, titty. teulu family; synonyms (n) descent, household, name, breed, brood, clan, class, (adj) home, ancestry, domestic. teuluaidd 1. family; synonyms (n) descent, household, name, breed, brood, clan, class, (adj) home, ancestry, domestic, 2. domestic; synonyms (adj) tame, civil, familiar, internal, native, domesticated, family, (n) homely, maid, servant; antonyms (adj) foreign, wild, external. tew 1. fat; synonyms (adj) stout, corpulent, dense, thick, bulky, fatty, (n) avoirdupois, blubber, cream, (v) fatten; antonyms (adj) thin, slim, skinny, slender,
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Welsh - English 2. thick; synonyms (adj) compact, stupid, crowded, dull, heavy, opaque, slow, stocky, close, deep; antonyms (adj) intelligent, bright, sparse, clever, diluted, fine, slight, transparent, 3. plump; synonyms (adj) fat, chubby, obese, overweight, round, gross, buxom, pudgy, (v) drop, (n) fleshy; antonym (adj) emaciated. tewhau 1. fatten; synonyms (v) batten, fat, elaborate, feed, expand, (n) enrich, (adj) fructify, bloom, blossom, blow, 2. thicken; synonyms (v) congeal, condense, clot, set, coagulate, stiffen, gel, gather, harden, (n) curdle; antonym (v) thin. tewychu 1. fatten; synonyms (v) batten, fat, elaborate, feed, expand, (n) enrich, (adj) fructify, bloom, blossom, blow, 2. condense; synonyms (v) abridge, abbreviate, compact, compress, concentrate, congeal, contract, cut, set, shorten; antonym (v) lengthen, 3. thicken; synonyms (v) condense, clot, coagulate, stiffen, gel, gather, harden, incrassate, jell, (n) curdle; antonym (v) thin. tewyn 1. brand; synonyms (n) badge, blade, class, kind, stain, type, (v) mark, denounce, (adj) stigma, blot, 2. ember; synonyms (n) cinder, coal, clinker, glow, ashes, flash, flicker, glimmer, glint, residue. teyrn 1. monarch; synonyms (n) king, sovereign, emperor, ruler, (adj) prince, 2. sovereign; synonyms (adj) independent, autonomous, imperial, free, royal, regal, dominant, master, top, (n) monarch; antonym (adj) dependent. teyrnas 1. kingdom; synonyms (n) country, domain, realm, dominion, empire, state, nation, territory, area, department, 2. realm; synonyms (n) kingdom, field, region, arena, land, ground, commonwealth, province, demesne, district. teyrnasiad reign; synonyms (n) dominance, control, dominion, government, (v) rule, command, govern, dominate, predominate, prevail. teyrnasu reign; synonyms (n) dominance, control, dominion, government, (v) rule, command, govern, dominate, predominate, prevail. teyrnfradwr traitor; synonyms (n) rebel, betrayer, conspirator, renegade, rat, cheat, deserter, (adj) insurgent, mutineer, revolter. teyrnwialen scepter; synonyms (n) staff, sceptre, verge, wand, stick, badge, brink, club, emblem, kingdom. thema theme; synonyms (n) matter, motif, subject, base, composition, question, stem, substance, text, motive. therapydd therapist; synonyms (n) healer, analyst, nurse, psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, consultant, counselor, shrink. thermomedr thermometer; synonyms (v) bathometer, galvanometer, heliometer, interferometer, odometer, ombrometer,
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pantometer, pluviometer, pneumatometer, radiometer. thus frankincense; synonyms (n) olibanum, incense, musk, thus, balm, myrrh. thuser censer; synonyms (n) thurible, incensory, beads, patera, cross, crucifix, host, pax, pyx, relics. ti thou; synonyms (n) chiliad, g, grand, m, curtilage, gee, gigabyte, gm, gram, gramme. ticed ticket; synonyms (n) pass, card, label, certificate, ballot, check, slate, tag, warrant, mark. tid chain; synonyms (n) string, network, tether, rope, cable, band, bond, concatenation, (v) bind, fetter; antonym (v) release. tila 1. feeble; synonyms (adj) delicate, weak, decrepit, ailing, dim, dull, frail, helpless, (v) faint, debilitated; antonyms (adj) strong, vigorous, hearty, tough, 2. puny; synonyms (adj) little, feeble, petty, small, tiny, minute, measly, paltry, runty, trifling; antonyms (adj) brawny, muscular, 3. insignificant; synonyms (adj) inconsequential, inconsiderable, humble, immaterial, infinitesimal, light, poor, trivial, unimportant, diminutive; antonyms (adj) significant, considerable, enormous, great, huge, important, major, substantial, colossal, influential. tin 1. bottom; synonyms (n) base, basis, backside, bed, behind, foot, footing, back, arse, ass; antonyms (n) top, pinnacle, (adj) highest, 2. breech; synonyms (n) rump, bottom, buttock, croup, tail, dorsum, loin, posteriors, (v) clothe, 3. tail (cwt); synonyms (n) rear, shadow, butt, posterior, (v) follow, pursue, track, trail, chase, dog; antonyms (v) head, front, 4. rump; synonyms (n) buttocks, can, hindquarters, bum, derriere, fanny, fundament, keister, nates, prat. tinc 1. clang; synonyms (n) bang, chime, peal, clash, clatter, (v) clangor, ring, blare, boom, clank, 2. tinkle; synonyms (n) chink, sound, clang, (v) jingle, clink, tink, ting, buzz, 3. ring; synonyms (n) encircle, band, gang, loop, rim, (v) circle, call, echo, resound, reverberate. tincian 1. clank; synonyms (n) clash, clangor, clangour, jingle, rattle, chink, clatter, (v) clang, bang, jangle, 2. clink; synonyms (n) ring, click, jail, gaol, (v) clank, tinkle, sound, twang, burr, 3. chink; synonyms (n) cleft, crevice, aperture, break, scissure, blunt, crack, cranny, dust, (v) clink, 4. tinkle; synonyms (n) chime, (v) tink, ting, buzz. tip tick; synonyms (n) beat, credit, score, minute, moment, second, (v) mark, check, tally, click. tipian tick; synonyms (n) beat, credit, score, minute, moment, second, (v) mark, check, tally, click. tipyn bit; synonyms (n) crumb, morsel, piece, atom, drop, fleck, fragment, moment, (v) curb, scrap.
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tir 1. land; synonyms (n) ground, country, soil, field, kingdom, domain, estate, (v) disembark, debark, alight; antonym (adj) aquatic, 2. ground; synonyms (n) base, cause, land, floor, reason, dirt, account, (v) bottom, found, establish; antonym (n) ceiling, 3. territory; synonyms (n) district, dominion, area, region, state, province, realm, jurisdiction, expanse, possession. tirf 1. fat; synonyms (adj) stout, corpulent, dense, thick, bulky, fatty, (n) avoirdupois, blubber, cream, (v) fatten; antonyms (adj) thin, slim, skinny, slender, 2. fresh; synonyms (adj) bracing, brisk, clean, novel, bright, original, recent, airy, bold, (adv) new; antonyms (adj) old, stale, decayed, exhausted, hot, humid, muggy, musty, off, oppressive, 3. luxuriant; synonyms (adj) lush, abundant, lavish, exuberant, fecund, fertile, flourishing, opulent, profuse, prolific; antonym (adj) barren. tirfeddianwr landowner; synonyms (n) landlord, landholder, proprietor, owner, administrator, capitalist, manager, zamindar, homeowner; antonym (n) tenant. tirio 1. ground; synonyms (n) base, cause, land, floor, reason, dirt, field, (v) bottom, found, establish; antonym (n) ceiling, 2. land; synonyms (n) ground, country, soil, kingdom, domain, estate, (v) disembark, debark, alight, get; antonym (adj) aquatic. tiriog landed; synonyms (adj) manorial, predial. tiriogaeth territory; synonyms (n) district, dominion, area, field, land, region, state, country, domain, kingdom. tiriogaethol territorial; synonyms (adj) local, landed, predial, colonial. tirion 1. kind (caredig, math); synonyms (n) form, helpful, sort, benign, brand, breed, class, gentle, (adj) friendly, generous; antonyms (adj) unkind, callous, cruel, hardhearted, mean, merciless, nasty, spiteful, uncaring, upsetting, 2. gentle; synonyms (adj) clement, calm, easy, soft, affable, balmy, kind, mild, tame, feeble; antonyms (adj) caustic, fierce, harsh, loud, violent, rough, abrupt, heavy, sarcastic, sheer, 3. tender; synonyms (adj) affectionate, painful, loving, sensitive, sore, compassionate, delicate, (v) proffer, (n) offer, bid; antonyms (adj) tough, hard, rubbery, 4. benign; synonyms (adj) benevolent, nice, amiable, charitable, humane, merciful, beneficial, thoughtful, kindly, sympathetic; antonym (adj) harmful, 5. gracious; synonyms (adj) genial, courteous, good, accommodating, congenial, benignant, civil, cordial, kindhearted, polite; antonyms (adj) boorish, ungracious, 6. bland; synonyms (adj) flat, insipid, moderate, tasteless, vapid, oily, smooth, suave, uninteresting, soothing;
antonyms (adj) tasty, exciting, spicy, strong, explicit, jaunty. tiriondeb 1. kindness; synonyms (n) benevolence, clemency, compassion, courtesy, generosity, affection, benignity, consideration, cordiality, favor; antonyms (n) unkindness, callousness, cruelty, miserliness, nastiness, spite, unfriendliness, maliciousness, 2. tenderness; synonyms (n) fondness, kindness, love, soreness, sympathy, delicacy, lovingness, (adj) mildness, gentleness, softness. tirlun landscape; synonyms (n) outlook, scene, scenery, sight, view, vista, ground, lookout, panorama, (v) prospect. tirol agrarian; synonyms (adj) agricultural, rural, country, farming, rustic, wild, agrestic, natural, pastoral. tirwedd landscape; synonyms (n) outlook, scene, scenery, sight, view, vista, ground, lookout, panorama, (v) prospect. tisian sneeze; synonyms (v) arrest, (n) sneezing, sternutation. titw 1. pussy; synonyms (n) cat, puss, cunt, kitty, pussycat, snatch, twat, (adj) purulent, festering, infected, 2. puss; synonyms (n) kitten, pussy, countenance, feline, bit, bitch, bozo, catch, cuckoo, dent. tiwn tune; synonyms (n) melody, song, strain, air, concord, harmony, (v) adjust, regulate, chant, attune. tlawd poor; synonyms (adj) bad, low, miserable, paltry, deplorable, destitute, evil, inadequate, insufficient, (v) meager; antonyms (adj) rich, wealthy, excellent, first-rate, privileged, well-off, admirable, good. tlodaidd 1. mean; synonyms (v) intend, design, imply, denote, (adj) middle, base, common, (n) average, contemptible, low; antonyms (adj) generous, kind, 2. dowdy; synonyms (adj) frump, slovenly, tacky, untidy, malkin, mudlark, scrub, slammerkin, slammock, (v) sluttish. tlodi 1. beggar; synonyms (n) mendicant, mumper, pauper, tramp, sponger, moocher, vagabond, (v) pauperize, 2. impoverish; synonyms (v) beggar, reduce, bankrupt, break, ruin, exhaust, deplete, deprive, despoil, (adj) dilute, 3. poverty; synonyms (n) lack, distress, indigence, want, deprivation, impoverishment, pauperism, (v) destitution, need, penury; antonyms (n) wealth, riches. tloty 1. workhouse; synonyms (n) poorhouse, workshop, almshouse, labor, workplace, 2. poorhouse; synonyms (n) workhouse, townhouse. tlotyn pauper; synonyms (n) beggar, bum, bo, downand-out, hobo, insolvent, ragbag, stumblebum, (v) bust, fold.
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Welsh - English tlws 1. quaint; synonyms (adj) fantastic, odd, funny, picturesque, comical, fanciful, curious, droll, peculiar, queer; antonyms (adj) modern, normal, 2. pretty; synonyms (adv) very, (adj) beautiful, fair, graceful, lovely, attractive, charming, handsome, good-looking, (n) nice; antonym (adj) ugly, 3. gem; synonyms (n) jewel, stone, gemstone, treasure, rock, jewelry, 4. brooch; synonyms (n) breastpin, broach, button, (v) clasp, 5. jewel; synonyms (n) gem, bijou, darling, ornament, trinket, cosset, dear, duck, favorite, honey, 6. nice; synonyms (adj) dainty, fastidious, fine, good, kind, neat, likable, delicious, agreeable, correct; antonyms (adj) unpleasant, horrible. tlysni prettiness; synonyms (n) beauty, loveliness, cuteness, attraction, appeal, attractiveness, charm, gracefulness, elegance, charisma. to 1. roof; synonyms (n) crown, ceiling, housing, dome, shelter, back, house, (v) top, cover, 2. generation; synonyms (n) age, creation, epoch, era, genesis, contemporaries, formation, offspring, period, time. toc 1. anon; synonyms (adv) presently, directly, immediately, early, soon, again, shortly, 2. presently; synonyms (adv) now, currently, instantly, just, forthwith, quickly, 3. soon; synonyms (adv) anon, betimes, promptly, soonly, briefly, erelong, fast, quick, speedily, afterward, 4. shortly; synonyms (adv) abruptly, concisely, curtly, short, brusquely, rapidly, (adj) summarily. tocio 1. clip; synonyms (n) clasp, blow, buckle, fastener, (v) nip, snip, trim, crop, curtail, cut; antonym (v) lengthen, 2. prune; synonyms (v) clip, lop, pare, abbreviate, dress, shear, abridge, edit, lower, (adj) dock, 3. dock; synonyms (n) bob, berth, bobtail, harbor, pier, quay, sorrel, wharf, marina, (v) deprive; antonym (v) undock. tocyn 1. pack; synonyms (n) bundle, mob, bevy, bunch, company, herd, batch, (v) crowd, compress, heap; antonym (v) unpack, 2. heap; synonyms (n) pile, stack, accumulation, collection, amass, group, lot, (v) aggregate, bank, collect, 3. hillock; synonyms (n) hill, knoll, hummock, mound, rise, hammock, 4. ticket; synonyms (n) pass, card, label, certificate, ballot, check, slate, tag, warrant, mark. toddedig 1. melting; synonyms (adj) liquescent, dissolving, (n) fusion, melt, thawing, dissolution, warming, liquefaction, thaw, 2. molten; synonyms (adj) liquid, liquified, melted, liquefied, fluid, (v) sodden. toddi 1. melt; synonyms (v) fuse, dissolve, deliquesce, run, thaw, vanish, coalesce, combine, fade, (adj) liquefy; antonyms (v) freeze, cool, solidify, 2. dissolve; synonyms (v) disappear, disperse, dissipate, disband, evaporate, melt, resolve, dispel,
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cut, analyze; antonyms (v) appear, harden, 3. thaw; synonyms (n) melting, thawing, heating, (v) soften, unfreeze, warm, heat. toddion dripping; synonyms (n) drip, (adv) soaking, (adj) wet, damp, drenched, soaked, sodden, reeking, soggy, sopping. toes dough; synonyms (n) bread, cash, money, batter, gelt, kale, lucre, pelf, shekels, (adj) butter. toi 1. cover; synonyms (v) coat, conceal, top, bury, cloak, (n) blind, blanket, screen, binding, camouflage; antonyms (v) reveal, expose, uncover, 2. thatch; synonyms (n) thatching, ceiling, roof, teach, tile, hair, mop, 3. roof; synonyms (n) crown, housing, dome, shelter, back, house, (v) cover. tolach fondle; synonyms (v) caress, dandle, pet, cuddle, stroke, cherish, pamper, pat, lick, touch. tolc 1. dinge; synonyms (n) dinginess, (v) batter, baste, buffet, clobber, 2. dent; synonyms (n) hollow, nick, recess, blemish, depression, dint, impress, (v) notch, indent, cut; antonym (v) increase. tolcio 1. dent; synonyms (n) hollow, nick, recess, blemish, depression, dint, impress, (v) notch, indent, cut; antonym (v) increase, 2. dinge; synonyms (n) dinginess, (v) batter, baste, buffet, clobber. tolciog dented; synonyms (adj) bent, crumpled, bended, bowed, concave, creased, hurt, injured, spoiled, broken. toli 1. cut (torri); synonyms (v) carve, chop, clip, abbreviate, abridge, bite, (n) notch, slice, cutting, nick; antonyms (v) increase, lengthen, (n) addition, extension, 2. reduce; synonyms (v) lower, pare, curtail, cut, debase, abate, condense, contract, diminish, (adj) lessen; antonyms (v) bolster, expand, enlarge, exacerbate, intensify. toll 1. custom; synonyms (n) tradition, habit, convention, practice, usage, use, fashion, impost, (v) accustom, (adj) bespoke, 2. toll; synonyms (n) duty, fee, price, tax, cost, charge, due, (v) ring, chime, peal. tom 1. dung; synonyms (n) compost, droppings, excrement, ordure, filth, muck, (adj) faeces, feces, 2. dirt; synonyms (n) soil, dust, grime, crap, ground, mire, scandal, contamination, smudge, dirtiness, 3. mire; synonyms (n) bog, marsh, dirt, quagmire, sludge, tangle, morass, ooze, (v) involve, (adj) mud. tomen 1. heap; synonyms (n) pile, stack, accumulation, collection, amass, group, lot, (v) aggregate, bank, collect, 2. dunghill; synonyms (n) midden, mixen, muckheap, muckhill, (adj) base, craven, jakes, privy, recreant, sink. tomlyd 1. dirty; synonyms (adj) foul, dirt, contemptible, bawdy, contaminated, (v) muddy, corrupt, soil, contaminate, (n) defile; antonyms (adj) hygienic, pure, spotless, immaculate, (v) clean, 2.
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miry; synonyms (adj) boggy, marshy, mucky, dirty, quaggy, slimy, sloughy, swampy. ton 1. wave; synonyms (n) billow, gesture, motion, sign, surge, (v) brandish, flap, flutter, curl, flourish, 2. skin (croen); synonyms (n) peel, hide, coating, fur, hull, rind, shell, (v) pare, bark, scrape, 3. billow; synonyms (v) balloon, heave, zoom, bloat, inflate, roll, (n) wave, sea, swell, cloud, 4. breaker; synonyms (n) breakers, surf, trainer, ait, atoll, cavalier, equestrian, eyot, horseman, infractor, 5. surface; synonyms (n) level, face, outside, superficies, facet, (v) appear, emerge, coat, (adj) exterior, external; antonyms (n) core, inside, interior, middle. tonc 1. ring; synonyms (n) encircle, band, gang, jingle, loop, (v) circle, call, peal, echo, resound, 2. clash; synonyms (n) bang, battle, brush, clang, (v) jar, fight, impact, brawl, clank, collide; antonyms (n) agreement, (v) agree, 3. tinkle; synonyms (n) chink, ring, chime, sound, (v) clink, tink, ting, buzz. tonfedd wavelength; synonym (n) insight. tonnen 1. skin (croen); synonyms (n) peel, hide, coating, fur, hull, rind, shell, (v) pare, bark, scrape, 2. bog; synonyms (n) marsh, morass, swamp, marish, mire, moss, quagmire, sludge, everglade, fen; antonym (n) desert, 3. sward; synonyms (n) greensward, lawn, sod, green, turf, meadow, mead, bugger, field, grassplat. tonni 1. wave; synonyms (n) billow, gesture, motion, sign, surge, (v) brandish, flap, flutter, curl, flourish, 2. billow; synonyms (v) balloon, heave, zoom, bloat, inflate, roll, (n) wave, sea, swell, cloud, 3. undulate; synonyms (v) ripple, fluctuate, cockle, ruffle, vibrate, alternate, beat, riffle, sway, twine. tonnog 1. wavy; synonyms (adj) curly, crinkled, crinkly, corrugated, undulating, waved, rippled, wavelike; antonyms (adj) smooth, straight, 2. billowy; synonyms (adj) billowing, rolling, puffy, surging, bouncing, bouncy, bulgy, distent, falling, heaving. tonyddiaeth 1. intonation; synonyms (n) accent, inflection, tone, expression, timbre, chanting, 2. tone; synonyms (n) character, note, air, shade, sound, spirit, tinge, tint, manner, (v) color. topio 1. plug; synonyms (n) hype, stopper, bung, (v) advertise, block, close, jade, occlude, advertize, fill, consider also 2. stop up; synonyms (v) clog, plug, seal, obstruct, secure. topyn 1. plug; synonyms (n) hype, stopper, bung, (v) advertise, block, close, jade, occlude, advertize, fill, 2. stopper; synonyms (n) plug, stopple, top, closure, gate, (v) stop, clog, obstruct. tor 1. break (torri); synonyms (v) split, crack, burst, fail, (n) breach, fracture, pause, rupture, stop,
collapse; antonyms (v) repair, obey, honor, mend, (n) continuation, 2. belly; synonyms (n) abdomen, stomach, inside, bowels, intestines, waist, (v) balloon, swell, billow, bloat, 3. breach; synonyms (n) aperture, chink, crevice, gap, infringement, opening, rift, (v) break, contravene, fissure; antonym (n) observance, 4. interruption; synonyms (n) cessation, disruption, halt, hindrance, intermission, suspension, discontinuance, hiatus, (v) impediment, interrupt, 5. palm; synonyms (n) decoration, medal, prize, thenar, victory, (v) hand, filch, bag, cabbage, crib. torcalonnus heartbreaking; synonyms (adj) heartrending, deplorable, depressing, distressing, grievous, moving, pathetic, pitiful, poignant, tragic. torch 1. wreath; synonyms (n) crown, chaplet, coronal, garland, circle, lei, baldric, bays, bouquet, cestus, 2. coil; synonyms (n) spiral, roll, loop, reel, convolution, (v) curl, round, twist, wind, tangle; antonym (v) uncoil. torchi 1. roll; synonyms (n) list, revolution, catalogue, inventory, (v) coil, reel, curl, enfold, revolve, wheel, 2. wreathe; synonyms (v) twine, twist, entwine, wind, weave, encircle, infold, curve, inweave, nose, 3. coil; synonyms (n) spiral, roll, loop, convolution, helix, kink, ringlet, (v) circle, round, tangle; antonym (v) uncoil, 4. tuck; synonyms (n) crease, pleat, wrinkle, rapier, (v) fold, insert, pucker, enclose, gather, inclose. torchog 1. wreathed; synonyms (adj) encircled, ringed, annular, annulate, annulated, bent, circinate, circular, coiled, curled, 2. coiled; synonyms (adj) spiral, curved, bowed, curly, kinky, round, tortile, twisting, wavy, (v) helical; antonym (adj) straight. toreithiog 1. abundant; synonyms (adj) copious, generous, lush, luxuriant, thick, plenty, affluent, ample, fertile, fruitful; antonyms (adj) scarce, sparse, meager, 2. teeming; synonyms (adj) abundant, profuse, crowded, swarming, overflowing, exuberant, plentiful, productive, prolific, multitudinous; antonym (adj) empty. toreth abundance; synonyms (n) wealth, amplitude, exuberance, plenitude, profusion, richness, store, treasure, (adj) plenty, riches; antonyms (n) dearth, scarcity, aridity, insufficiency, lack, shortage. torf 1. crowd; synonyms (n) huddle, swarm, collection, crew, press, circle, cluster, (v) bunch, flock, squeeze; antonym (v) disperse, 2. brigade; synonyms (n) detachment, army, division, battalion, corps, legion, contingent, battalia, column, garrison, 3. multitude; synonyms (n) crowd, horde, host, throng, concourse, herd, mass, masses, mob, congregation. torfynyglu 1. behead; synonyms (v) decapitate, decollate, cut, bowstring, electrocute, head,
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Welsh - English execute, murder, unhead, direct, 2. decapitate; synonyms (v) behead, guillotine, top, lead, oppose. toriad 1. break (torri); synonyms (v) split, crack, burst, fail, (n) breach, fracture, pause, rupture, stop, collapse; antonyms (v) repair, obey, honor, mend, (n) continuation, 2. cut (torri); synonyms (v) carve, chop, clip, abbreviate, abridge, bite, (n) notch, slice, cutting, nick; antonyms (v) increase, lengthen, (n) addition, extension, 3. fraction; synonyms (n) divide, part, segment, bit, division, piece, proportion, section, share, (adj) constituent, 4. fracture; synonyms (n) break, cleft, fissure, breaking, crevice, disruption, breakage, chap, (v) bust, smash. torlan riverbank; synonyms (n) riverside, shore, levee. torllwyth litter; synonyms (n) brood, bedding, stretcher, garbage, junk, mess, refuse, (v) clutter, (adj) jumble, disarray. torraid litter; synonyms (n) brood, bedding, stretcher, garbage, junk, mess, refuse, (v) clutter, (adj) jumble, disarray. torri 1. cut; synonyms (v) carve, chop, clip, abbreviate, abridge, bite, (n) notch, slice, cutting, nick; antonyms (v) increase, lengthen, (n) addition, extension, 2. break; synonyms (v) split, crack, burst, fail, (n) breach, fracture, pause, rupture, stop, collapse; antonyms (v) repair, obey, honor, mend, (n) continuation, 3. trace; synonyms (n) line, shadow, spot, clue, dash, hint, indication, mark, (v) track, hunt, 4. write (ysgrifennu); synonyms (v) compose, indite, pen, correspond, compile, draw, publish, record, spell, outline, 5. dig; synonyms (v) jab, delve, prod, burrow, comprehend, excavate, investigate, (n) poke, excavation, gibe; antonym (n) compliment. torrwr 1. breaker; synonyms (n) breakers, billow, surf, surge, trainer, wave, ait, atoll, cavalier, equestrian, 2. cutter; synonyms (n) carver, cutlery, knife, pinnace, dandy, foist, hoy, ketch, (adj) billhook, cleaver. torsyth swaggering; synonyms (v) swagger, (adj) blustering, hectoring, arrogant, boastful, disdainful, haughty, (n) boasting, bluster, bravado. torsythu 1. strut; synonyms (n) buttress, brace, prop, (v) prance, stalk, swagger, parade, boast, stride, support, 2. swagger; synonyms (n) arrogance, boasting, bragging, (v) brag, strut, bluster, ruffle, flourish, (adj) bully, groovy. torth loaf; synonyms (v) dawdle, lounge, laze, linger, loiter, loll, lurk, (adj) block, lump, poke. tost 1. ill; synonyms (adj) bad, sick, ailing, (adv) badly, poorly, (n) evil, harm, complaint, hurt, ailment; antonyms (adj) healthy, (adv) well, 2. sore; synonyms (adj) painful, sensitive, angry, raw, (n)
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injury, boil, cut, lesion, (v) acute, sharp; antonym (adj) painless, 3. sharp; synonyms (adj) bitter, intelligent, acid, acrid, harsh, incisive, intense, penetrating, (n) keen, (v) biting; antonyms (adj) blunt, dull, mild, gentle, rounded, sweet, bland, blurred, naive, round, 4. bitter; synonyms (adj) acrimonious, acerbic, caustic, malicious, resentful, sour, virulent, acerb, cutting, (n) acerbity; antonyms (adj) charitable, hot, kind, sugary, 5. austere; synonyms (adj) ascetic, stern, severe, abstemious, astringent, plain, rigid, rigorous, stark, stiff; antonym (adj) ornate, 6. acute; synonyms (adj) critical, piercing, shrewd, shrill, smart, strong, acuate, discerning, discriminating, (v) high; antonym (adj) obtuse, 7. severe; synonyms (adj) austere, hard, inclement, rough, arduous, grim, heavy, serious, strict, (v) poignant; antonyms (adj) lenient, slight, easy, lax. toster severity; synonyms (n) cruelty, austerity, harshness, rigor, asperity, inclemency, intensity, roughness, gravity, difficulty; antonyms (n) gentleness, leniency, clemency, flexibility, pleasantness. tosturi 1. compassion; synonyms (n) pity, clemency, mercy, charity, commiseration, sympathy, forgiveness, remorse, tenderness, (adj) kindness; antonyms (n) cruelty, indifference, 2. pity; synonyms (n) compassion, condolence, pathos, shame, comfort, feeling, benevolence, (v) commiserate, compassionate, sympathize; antonym (n) blame. tosturio 1. compassionate; synonyms (adj) benevolent, clement, merciful, gentle, kind, pitiful, caring, (n) sympathetic, (v) commiserate, pity; antonyms (adj) hardhearted, unfeeling, 2. pity; synonyms (n) compassion, commiseration, mercy, condolence, clemency, pathos, remorse, shame, (v) compassionate, sympathize; antonym (n) blame. tosturiol compassionate; synonyms (adj) benevolent, clement, merciful, gentle, kind, pitiful, caring, (n) sympathetic, (v) commiserate, pity; antonyms (adj) hardhearted, unfeeling. tosyn pimple; synonyms (n) papule, boil, blister, hickey, whitehead, papula, blemish, doohickey, eruption, (v) spot. tra 1. very; synonyms (adv) extremely, greatly, highly, really, completely, entirely, most, quite, (adj) much, identical; antonyms (adv) abysmally, slightly, somewhat, 2. over; synonyms (adv) beyond, across, more, by, (prep) above, during, (n) overs, (adj) finished, done, extra, 3. while; synonyms (conj) as, whereas, although, though, (n) spell, time, period, moment, interval, (adv) when. trabludd 1. trouble; synonyms (n) distress, bother, pain, (v) inconvenience, annoy, disorder, disquiet, worry, afflict, agitate; antonyms (v) calm, please, 2.
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tumult; synonyms (n) hubbub, stir, clamor, bustle, commotion, brawl, din, excitement, flurry, (v) disturbance, 3. turmoil; synonyms (n) tumult, agitation, confusion, chaos, disruption, hullabaloo, mess, turbulence, upheaval, uproar; antonyms (n) order, peace. trac track; synonyms (n) course, path, line, (v) trace, trail, hunt, tail, chase, pursue, dog. trachefn again (eto); synonyms (adv) afresh, more, anew, encore, repeatedly, then, also, further, often. trachwant 1. covetousness; synonyms (n) avarice, cupidity, greed, rapacity, desire, greediness, stinginess, acquisitiveness, avariciousness, avaritia; antonym (n) generosity, 2. greed; synonyms (n) covetousness, appetite, gluttony, hunger, insatiability, lust, meanness, miserliness, ravenousness, voraciousness; antonym (n) moderation, 3. avarice, 4. lust; synonyms (n) craving, lecherousness, libido, lechery, (v) itch, covet, crave, thirst, long, (adj) concupiscence. trachwantus 1. greedy; synonyms (adj) eager, avid, gluttonous, covetous, desirous, acquisitive, glutton, grasping, piggish, (v) avaricious; antonym (adj) generous, 2. covetous; synonyms (adj) envious, greedy, sordid, hungry, jealous, miserly, ravenous, voracious, selfish, (v) mercenary. traddodi 1. deliver; synonyms (v) consign, bear, carry, rescue, save, abandon, bring, liberate, pronounce, render, 2. commit; synonyms (v) commend, assign, charge, apply, confide, dedicate, entrust, submit, deliver, devote. traddodiad 1. delivery; synonyms (n) childbirth, birth, consignment, discharge, rescue, communication, confinement, deliverance, distribution, (v) address; antonyms (n) death, dispatch, 2. tradition; synonyms (n) convention, custom, habit, practice, legend, folklore, heritage, lore, routine, myth. traddodiadol traditional; synonyms (adj) orthodox, conventional, customary, conservative, normal, immemorial, ordinary, classic, habitual, legendary; antonyms (adj) new, modern, progressive, unconventional, unusual. traddodwr deliverer; synonyms (n) savior, saviour, deliveryman, redeemer, rescuer, liberator, quitter, traditor, preserver, recoverer. traen drain; synonyms (n) ditch, culvert, dike, (v) deplete, waste, exhaust, bleed, leak, (adj) cloaca, dissipate; antonym (v) bolster. traeth 1. beach; synonyms (n) bank, coast, foreshore, shore, strand, coastline, land, seashore, shoreline, 2. strand; synonyms (n) rope, chain, filament, line, string, thread, (v) beach, maroon, desert, abandon, 3. shore; synonyms (n) prop, edge, buttress, seaside, stay, brace, margin, border, riverside, (v) support; antonym (n) interior.
traethawd 1. essay; synonyms (n) dissertation, article, disquisition, composition, effort, tentative, (v) endeavor, attempt, try, assay,
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synonyms (n) discourse, essay, thesis, tract, paper, book, piece, review, 3. tract; synonyms (n) area, expanse, pamphlet, region, district, extent, section, lot, plot, domain. traethell 1. beach; synonyms (n) bank, coast, foreshore, shore, strand, coastline, land, seashore, shoreline, 2. sandbank; synonyms (n) reef, hill, mound, ridge, 3. strand; synonyms (n) rope, chain, filament, line, string, thread, (v) beach, maroon, desert, abandon, consider also 4. sand bar; synonyms (n) bar, sandbar, (adj) shallow. traethodydd essayist; synonyms (n) author, commentator, critic, litterateur, writer, journalism, pamphleteer, journalist, novelist, playwright. traethu 1. declare; synonyms (v) announce, advertise, affirm, allege, assert, say, attest, acknowledge, admit, aver; antonym (v) deny, 2. utter; synonyms (v) express, articulate, breathe, speak, state, tell, declare, deliver, emit, pronounce; antonyms (adj) partial, qualified, 3. treat; synonyms (v) handle, deal, manage, process, heal, nurse, (n) feast, administer, delicacy, luxury. trafael 1. trouble; synonyms (n) distress, bother, pain, (v) inconvenience, annoy, disorder, disquiet, worry, afflict, agitate; antonyms (v) calm, please, 2. travail; synonyms (n) toil, effort, labour, sweat, confinement, exertion, (v) labor, drudge, grind, childbirth. trafaelio travel; synonyms (n) journey, pass, stroke, (v) go, run, proceed, move, roam, ride, (adj) course. trafaelu 1. travail; synonyms (n) toil, effort, labour, sweat, confinement, exertion, (v) labor, drudge, grind, childbirth, 2. travel; synonyms (n) journey, pass, stroke, (v) go, run, proceed, move, roam, ride, (adj) course. trafferth 1. trouble; synonyms (n) distress, bother, pain, (v) inconvenience, annoy, disorder, disquiet, worry, afflict, agitate; antonyms (v) calm, please, 2. bother; synonyms (v) trouble, torment, vex, aggravate, (n) fuss, plague, bore, hassle, ado, annoyance; antonyms (v) delight, soothe, (n) pleasure. trafferthu 1. trouble; synonyms (n) distress, bother, pain, (v) inconvenience, annoy, disorder, disquiet, worry, afflict, agitate; antonyms (v) calm, please, 2. bother; synonyms (v) trouble, torment, vex, aggravate, (n) fuss, plague, bore, hassle, ado, annoyance; antonyms (v) delight, soothe, (n) pleasure. trafferthus 1. troubled; synonyms (adj) concerned, disturbed, anxious, distressed, solicitous, apprehensive, disconcerted, uncomfortable, uneasy, upset; antonyms (adj) untroubled,
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Welsh - English composed, unconcerned, 2. troublesome; synonyms (adj) difficult, arduous, bothersome, hard, inconvenient, onerous, annoying, awkward, laborious, tough; antonym (adj) easy. traflyncu 1. bolt; synonyms (n) arrow, dash, pin, (v) bar, abscond, gobble, latch, lock, escape, (adv) bang; antonyms (v) nibble, unbolt, unlock, 2. guzzle; synonyms (v) bolt, devour, drink, gulp, consume, gorge, swill, guttle, imbibe, quaff; antonym (v) sip, 3. devour; synonyms (v) eat, demolish, guzzle, swallow, absorb, devastate, enjoy, relish, down, exhaust, 4. gulp; synonyms (n) gasp, draft, draught, gulping, mouthful, (v) swig, nip, raven, sup, deglutition. trafnidiaeth traffic; synonyms (n) dealings, commerce, business, dealing, interchange, (v) exchange, trade, deal, barter, bargain. trafod 1. handle; synonyms (v) administer, conduct, feel, wield, control, deal, direct, finger, (n) grip, clutch, 2. discuss; synonyms (v) argue, debate, agitate, consult, deliberate, canvass, discourse, dispute, mention, moot, 3. transact; synonyms (v) do, execute, perform, manage, bargain, negotiate, enact. trafodaeth 1. discussion; synonyms (n) argument, conference, conversation, debate, discourse, controversy, consultation, dialogue, consideration, dispute, 2. transaction; synonyms (n) deal, business, dealing, dealings, proceeding, trade, concern, matter, action, affair; antonym (n) purchase. tragwyddol 1. everlasting; synonyms (adj) ceaseless, endless, eternal, lasting, constant, continual, immortal, perpetual, deathless, aeonian; antonyms (adj) temporary, finite, short-lived, 2. eternal; synonyms (adj) everlasting, boundless, enduring, unending, ageless, durable, eonian, incessant, infinite, interminable; antonym (adj) mortal. tragwyddoldeb eternity; synonyms (n) infinity, aeon, forever, perpetuity, timelessness, everlastingness, everness, age, boundlessness, eviternity. tragywydd 1. everlasting; synonyms (adj) ceaseless, endless, eternal, lasting, constant, continual, immortal, perpetual, deathless, aeonian; antonyms (adj) temporary, finite, short-lived, 2. eternal; synonyms (adj) everlasting, boundless, enduring, unending, ageless, durable, eonian, incessant, infinite, interminable; antonym (adj) mortal. traha 1. arrogance; synonyms (n) haughtiness, disdain, conceit, presumption, vanity, conceitedness, effrontery, hauteur, hubris, insolence; antonyms (n) humility, modesty, 2. presumption; synonyms (n) assumption, confidence, assurance, arrogance, conjecture, guess, premise, surmise, impertinence, belief.
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injure, disgust, infringe, anger, annoy, break, displease; antonym (v) please, 3. aggrieve; synonyms (v) distress, grieve, hurt, wrong, oppress, persecute, (n) afflict, pain, 4. stumble; synonyms (v) slip, fall, flounder, fumble, err, falter, (n) trip, lurch, misstep, (adj) blunder. tramgwyddus 1. offensive; synonyms (adj) foul, disgusting, distasteful, abusive, aggressive, loathsome, nauseous, coarse, (v) odious, nasty; antonyms (adj) complimentary, inoffensive, pleasant, defensive, polite, tasteful, 2. scandalous; synonyms (adj) shameful, disgraceful, infamous, ignominious, opprobrious, outrageous, shocking, base, disreputable, dishonorable; antonym (adj) uninteresting. tramor foreign; synonyms (adj) alien, extraneous, extrinsic, exotic, exterior, external, strange, oversea, adventitious, outlandish; antonyms (adj) native, familiar, domestic, internal. tramorwr foreigner; synonyms (n) alien, stranger, outlander, outsider, unknown, barbarian, immigrant, newcomer; antonym (n) native. tramwyfa 1. passage; synonyms (n) aisle, course, channel, corridor, gangway, hall, journey, entry, way, entrance, 2. thoroughfare; synonyms (n) artery, highway, road, street, avenue, passage, path. tranc 1. end (diwedd); synonyms (n) close, aim, closure, destination, conclusion, (v) cease, complete, finish, discontinue, conclude; antonyms (n) beginning, maintenance, opening, middle, (v) start, begin, continue, 2. dissolution; synonyms (n) decay, breakup, decomposition, abolition, cancellation, analysis, dismissal, annulment, death, dissipation, 3. death; synonyms (n) demise, end, expiration, exit, cessation, decease, departure, dissolution, doom, dying; antonyms (n) birth, existence, delivery. trancedig deceased; synonyms (adj) dead, defunct, asleep, extinct, late, lifeless, gone, (n) departed, cadaver, decedent; antonyms (adj) alive, living. trancedigaeth 1. death; synonyms (n) demise, end, expiration, close, exit, cessation, decease, departure, dissolution, doom; antonyms (n) birth, existence, delivery, 2. decease; synonyms (n) death, passing, loss, (v) die, go, expire, pass, perish, succumb. trannoeth 1. morrow; synonyms (n) morning, future,
consider also 2. next day. tras 1. affinity; synonyms (n) sympathy, analogy, alliance, bond, kindred, propinquity, rapport, relation, relationship, semblance, 2. kindred; synonyms (adj) cognate, akin, similar, allied, (n) family, kin, consanguinity, folk, folks, blood; antonym (n) unrelated.
traul 1. wear; synonyms (v) dress, endure, bear, fatigue, tire, (n) clothing, apparel, attire, clothes, garb; antonym (v) refresh, 2. attrition; synonyms (n) friction, abrasion, contrition, corrosion, detrition, erosion, grinding, rub, 3. cost; synonyms (n) price, charge, amount, expense, toll, damage, disbursement, expenditure, fee, (v) be, 4. expense; synonyms (n) cost, outlay, detriment, payment, disbursal. traw pitch; synonyms (n) degree, dip, (v) fling, cast, chuck, lurch, tilt, toss, heave, hurl. trawiadol striking; synonyms (adj) impressive, dramatic, outstanding, salient, spectacular, imposing, astonishing, conspicuous, extraordinary, (n) hit; antonyms (adj) ugly, ordinary, unimpressive. traws 1. cross; synonyms (n) crisscross, (v) intersect, baffle, cover, (adj) crabbed, crabby, angry, cantankerous, grouchy, grumpy; antonyms (v) uncross, (adj) calm, good-tempered, 2. froward; synonyms (adj) disobedient, headstrong, wayward, willful, naughty, contumacious, intractable, perverse, wilful, exceptious, 3. perverse; synonyms (adj) contrary, fractious, obdurate, obstinate, bad, corrupt, sinister, evil, depraved, immoral. trawsblannu transplant; synonyms (n) transplantation, transplanting, (v) transfer, graft, transmit, plant, shift, transpose, transplace. trawsenwad metonymy; synonyms (n) metaphor, synecdoche, metonym. trawsfeddiannu usurp; synonyms (v) assume, appropriate, arrogate, seize, commandeer, capture, borrow, confiscate, take. trawsffurfio transform; synonyms (v) change, alter, convert, metamorphose, modify, translate, turn, become, transfigure, transmute. trawsfudiad transmigration; synonym (n) journey. trawsfudo transmigrate; synonyms (v) migrate, emigrate, reincarnate, renew, transcorporate. trawsgludo transport; synonyms (v) transfer, transmit, bear, carry, delight, enrapture, exile, banish, convey, enchant; antonyms (v) disenchant, remain. trawsgyweiriad transposition; synonyms (n) exchange, permutation, replacement, reversal, substitution, transposal, displacement, transfer, elocation, inversion. trawsgyweirio transpose; synonyms (v) exchange, change, shift, transfer, transplant, interchange, commute, convert, displace, bandy. trawshawlio arrogate; synonyms (v) assume, usurp, appropriate, ascribe, claim, assign, seize. trawslythrennu transliterate; synonyms (v) transcribe, translate, copy, do, record. trawst beam; synonyms (n) blaze, glow, ray, timber, flash, (v) glare, air, broadcast, gleam, (adj) shine.
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Welsh - English trawster 1. violence; synonyms (n) rage, fierceness, force, fury, ferocity, intensity, strength, vehemence, impetuosity, might; antonyms (n) gentleness, peacefulness, 2. oppression; synonyms (n) injustice, abuse, despotism, tyranny, weight, dictatorship, stress, (v) hardship, grievance, (adj) autocracy. trebl treble; synonyms (adj) threefold, ternary, triplex, double, dual, high, thribble, (n) soprano, (v) triple. treblu treble; synonyms (adj) threefold, ternary, triplex, double, dual, high, thribble, (n) soprano, (v) triple. trech superior; synonyms (adj) senior, dominant, better, exceptional, predominant, elder, great, arrogant, chief, eminent; antonyms (adj) humble, worse, poor, (n) inferior, subordinate, subscript. trechu 1. baffle; synonyms (v) discomfit, astonish, bewilder, confound, foil, frustrate, mystify, nonplus, perplex, puzzle; antonym (v) enlighten, 2. conquer; synonyms (v) beat, capture, subdue, overcome, overpower, quell, subjugate, suppress, surmount, vanquish; antonyms (v) surrender, lose, 3. overcome; synonyms (v) conquer, crush, defeat, master, hurdle, overwhelm, prevail, demolish, affect, (adj) beaten; antonyms (v) fail, (adj) victorious, unimpressed, 4. overpower; synonyms (v) overmaster, rout, oppress, overthrow, repress, drown, floor, kill, control, (adj) overset. trechwr victor; synonyms (n) conqueror, champion, winner, master, champ, superior; antonym (n) loser. tref 1. town; synonyms (n) city, borough, township, village, community, burgh, townspeople, civilization, (adj) municipal, urban, 2. home (cartref); synonyms (n) fireside, abode, domicile, house, base, building, dwelling, family, habitation, (adj) domestic. trefedigaeth 1. settlement; synonyms (n) decision, accommodation, colony, hamlet, payment, arrangement, conclusion, resolution, determination, contract, 2. colony; synonyms (n) settlement, community, plantation, dependency, village, mandate, possession, protectorate, assembly, closure. trefgordd township; synonyms (n) town, municipality, city, community, area, settlement, townsfolk, townspeople. trefn 1. order; synonyms (n) command, decree, dictate, array, rank, sort, (v) direct, commission, arrange, call; antonyms (n) anarchy, chaos, confusion, mayhem, mess, (v) disorder, request, 2. array; synonyms (n) arrangement, line, (v) attire, dress, adorn, apparel, clothe, deck, display, garb; antonym (v) disarray, 3. arrangement; synonyms (n) agreement, order, settlement, adjustment, classification, contract, design, distribution,
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method, plan, 4. method; synonyms (n) course, fashion, form, approach, custom, formula, manner, system, way, device, 5. system; synonyms (n) network, organization, means, structure, process, frame, rule, establishment, mode, organisation. trefniad 1. arrangement; synonyms (n) agreement, order, settlement, adjustment, array, classification, contract, design, distribution, method, 2. ordering; synonyms (n) arrangement, disposition, sequence, disposal, management. trefniadaeth 1. procedure; synonyms (n) process, formula, practice, routine, fashion, approach, custom, method, rule, action, 2. organization; synonyms (n) order, establishment, administration, arrangement, formation, association, constitution, institution, structure, system, 3. system; synonyms (n) network, organization, plan, means, form, frame, mode, organisation, procedure, scheme. trefniant 1. arrangement; synonyms (n) agreement, order, settlement, adjustment, array, classification, contract, design, distribution, method, 2. organization; synonyms (n) establishment, administration, arrangement, formation, association, constitution, institution, structure, system, form. trefnu 1. order; synonyms (n) command, decree, dictate, array, rank, sort, (v) direct, commission, arrange, call; antonyms (n) anarchy, chaos, confusion, mayhem, mess, (v) disorder, request, 2. dispose; synonyms (v) incline, adjust, order, predispose, discard, lead, place, position, (n) bias, influence; antonym (v) indispose, 3. array; synonyms (n) arrangement, line, (v) attire, dress, adorn, apparel, clothe, deck, display, garb; antonym (v) disarray, 4. assort; synonyms (v) affiliate, associate, class, classify, distribute, group, accord, range, agree, categorize, 5. arrange; synonyms (v) appoint, set, settle, pack, adapt, compose, decorate, do, engineer, fix; antonyms (v) disturb, disarrange, 6. organize; synonyms (v) establish, coordinate, constitute, devise, form, institute, regulate, conduct, found, make; antonym (v) disorganize. trefnus 1. orderly; synonyms (adj) methodical, neat, tidy, exact, ordered, regular, systematic, coherent, logical, (n) attendant; antonyms (adj) unruly, disorganized, rowdy, unmanageable, untidy, wild, disorderly, confused, 2. methodical; synonyms (adj) formal, methodic, businesslike, organized, correct, precise, meticulous, symmetrical, careful, orderly; antonym (adj) careless. trefnusrwydd orderliness; synonyms (n) order, system, tidiness, method, neatness, trimness, methodicalness, discipline, club, compactness; antonym (n) disorder.
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trefnydd arranger; synonyms (n) organizer, adapter, controller, adaptor, coordinator, director, manager, planner, transcriber, organiser. trefol 1. town (tref); synonyms (n) city, borough, township, village, community, burgh, townspeople, civilization, (adj) municipal, urban, 2. urban; synonyms (adj) civic, metropolitan, public, citified, urbanized, urbicolous, oppidan, burghal, central, cultivated; antonyms (adj) rural, country, rustic. treftadaeth 1. heritage; synonyms (n) inheritance, bequest, heirloom, birthright, legacy, patrimony, estate, dower, tradition, acquisition, 2. patrimony; synonyms (n) heritage, appanage, dowry, family, jointure, alimony, 3. inheritance; synonyms (n) heredity, genetics, (v) descent. treial trial; synonyms (n) test, examination, experiment, affliction, essay, hardship, hearing, adversity, audition, attempt. treiddgar 1. keen; synonyms (adj) acute, eager, sharp, intense, intelligent, biting, brisk, enthusiastic, (v) fresh, avid; antonyms (adj) dull, apathetic, indifferent, unenthusiastic, blunt, 2. penetrating; synonyms (adj) astute, cutting, discerning, incisive, piercing, discriminating, perceptive, trenchant, high, (v) keen. treiddgarwch 1. acumen; synonyms (n) insight, intelligence, perception, intellect, understanding, acuteness, astuteness, cleverness, discernment, discrimination, 2. penetration; synonyms (n) incursion, entrance, profundity, sagacity, coition, coitus, (adj) acumen, subtlety, (v) judgment, acupuncture. treiddio 1. pass; synonyms (v) flow, deliver, give, happen, lead, move, offer, overtake, (adj) go, run; antonym (v) fail, 2. penetrate; synonyms (v) bore, imbue, fathom, infiltrate, permeate, pierce, cut, filter, interpenetrate, enter, 3. pierce; synonyms (v) impale, perforate, stab, stick, bite, drill, gore, penetrate, puncture, (n) prick. treiddiol penetrating; synonyms (adj) acute, astute, sharp, cutting, discerning, incisive, piercing, discriminating, (v) keen, biting. treigl 1. course; synonyms (n) stream, flow, bearing, career, current, path, road, route, track, (v) run, 2. turn (troi); synonyms (v) revolve, (n) bend, curve, roll, coil, go, twist, bout, change, round, 3. revolution; synonyms (n) gyration, insurrection, mutiny, rebellion, revolt, rotation, turn, alteration, cycle, (v) circuit. treiglo 1. decline; synonyms (n) decay, declension, decrease, dip, (v) wane, drop, reject, fall, abate, ebb; antonyms (n) improvement, recovery, development, growth, rebirth, (v) increase, rise, accept, flourish, improve, 2. roll; synonyms (n) list, revolution, catalogue, inventory, (v) coil, reel, curl,
enfold, revolve, wheel, 3. mutate; synonyms (v) change, alter, transform, vary, modify, turn, metamorphose, adapt, adjust, amend, 4. inflect; synonyms (v) modulate, bend, bow, curve, incline, arcograph, chant, tone, voice, prostrate. treinio drain; synonyms (n) ditch, culvert, dike, (v) deplete, waste, exhaust, bleed, leak, (adj) cloaca, dissipate; antonym (v) bolster. treio 1. ebb; synonyms (n) wane, retreat, reflux, (v) dwindle, abate, decline, decrease, collapse, fall, flow; antonym (v) tide, 2. try; synonyms (v) attempt, test, struggle, prove, strive, assay, (n) endeavor, essay, chance, effort. treisiad heifer; synonyms (n) calf, cow, shorthorn, quey. treisio 1. force; synonyms (n) energy, strength, agency, (v) drive, coerce, pressure, squeeze, thrust, compel, (adj) constrain; antonyms (n) weakness, persuasion, 2. violate; synonyms (v) break, contravene, transgress, desecrate, dishonor, disobey, infringe, ravish, assault, breach; antonym (v) obey, 3. ravish; synonyms (v) outrage, charm, delight, enrapture, rape, violate, captivate, defile, deflower, enchant, 4. oppress; synonyms (v) persecute, afflict, harass, press, burden, pinch, depress, encumber, crush, (adj) aggrieve, 5. rape; synonyms (n) violation, colza, rapine, (v) pillage, plunder, foray, despoil, destroy, dishonour, (adj) abuse. treisiwr 1. violator; synonyms (n) infringer, debaucher, lawbreaker, ravisher, offender, beauty, breaker, dish, infractor, knockout, 2. oppressor; synonyms (n) dictator, tyrant, autocrat, bully, persecutor, (adj) despot, bashaw, disciplinarian, extortioner, martinet, 3. rapist; synonyms (n) raper, vandal. trem 1. look; synonyms (v) seem, appear, expect, (n) face, gaze, appearance, aspect, air, countenance, expression, 2. aspect; synonyms (n) look, surface, bearing, manner, prospect, side, view, angle, facet, feature, 3. sight; synonyms (n) vision, glimpse, scene, show, eye, (v) aim, spot, see, descry, discern. tremio 1. look; synonyms (v) seem, appear, expect, (n) face, gaze, appearance, aspect, air, countenance, expression, 2. gaze; synonyms (n) regard, look, (v) stare, gape, behold, see, pry, glance, glare, peer. tremygu 1. despise; synonyms (v) scorn, contemn, disdain, loathe, depreciate, abhor, detest, dislike, hate, slight; antonyms (v) admire, respect, 2. insult; synonyms (n) dishonor, abuse, affront, contumely, disgrace, indignity, outrage, contempt, (v) flout, taunt; antonyms (v) compliment, praise. tremygus 1. contemptuous; synonyms (adj) disdainful, scornful, arrogant, insulting, supercilious, haughty, proud, abusive, condescending, cynical; antonyms (adj) respectful,
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Welsh - English approving, 2. insulting; synonyms (adj) contemptuous, insolent, injurious, defamatory, offensive, scurrilous, opprobrious, rude, disgraceful, impertinent; antonyms (adj) complimentary, courteous. tremynt 1. view (golygfa); synonyms (n) look, sight, judgment, opinion, scene, idea, outlook, prospect, (v) regard, observe, 2. sight; synonyms (n) vision, glimpse, show, view, aspect, (v) aim, spot, see, appearance, descry. trengholydd coroner; synonyms (n) edile, paritor, portreeve, crowner. trengi 1. die (marw); synonyms (v) decease, dead, death, depart, expire, fall, go, pass, conk, (n) dice, 2. expire; synonyms (v) die, end, conclude, elapse, cease, exhale, exit, perish, succumb, breathe; antonyms (v) inhale, live, 3. perish; synonyms (v) fade, decay, ruin, crumble, dissolve, rot, starve, disappear, wither, fail; antonym (v) survive. tres 1. trace; synonyms (n) line, shadow, spot, clue, dash, hint, indication, mark, (v) track, hunt, 2. chain; synonyms (n) string, network, tether, rope, cable, band, bond, concatenation, (v) bind, fetter; antonym (v) release, 3. tress; synonyms (n) plait, pigtail, braid, curl, lock, (adj) hair, beard, brush, imperial, mane. tresglen thrush; synonyms (n) nightingale, philomel, prunella, prunello, sprew. treth 1. rate; synonyms (n) price, worth, pace, value, (v) assess, estimate, evaluate, appreciate, appraise, compute, 2. tax; synonyms (n) charge, duty, burden, excise, dues, (v) task, accuse, impose, load, cess, 3. tribute; synonyms (n) commendation, praise, tax, contribution, honor, testimonial, homage, eulogy, respect, (v) subsidy; antonym (n) criticism. trethdalwr taxpayer; synonym (n) citizen. treuliad 1. attrition; synonyms (n) friction, abrasion, contrition, corrosion, detrition, erosion, grinding, rub, 2. digestion; synonyms (n) absorption, coction, digesture, disgestion, (v) concoction, analysis, classification, clustering, division, elaboration. treulio 1. spend; synonyms (v) consume, exhaust, expend, squander, blow, deplete, pass, wear, lead, (adj) waste; antonyms (v) save, conserve, 2. wear; synonyms (v) dress, endure, bear, fatigue, tire, (n) clothing, apparel, attire, clothes, garb; antonym (v) refresh, 3. consume; synonyms (v) absorb, spend, dissipate, use, burn, eat, fritter, swallow, annihilate, corrode; antonym (v) abstain, 4. digest; synonyms (n) resume, brief, collection, compendium, compilation, condensation, epitome, (v) abstract, apprehend, (adj) brook.
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(v) handle, manage, process, heal, nurse, regale, operate, (n) feast, delicacy, luxury, 6. transact; synonyms (v) do, execute, perform, bargain, negotiate, enact. trindod trinity; synonyms (n) triad, threesome, trio, triplet, ternary, three, trine. triniaeth treatment; synonyms (n) cure, conduct, handling, management, manipulation, therapy, medication, remedy, reception, (v) behavior. triongl triangle; synonyms (n) trigon, trilateral, reed, trident, triennium, trionym, triplopia, tripod, trireme, triseme. trist 1. sad; synonyms (adj) dreary, dismal, distressing, gloomy, miserable, mournful, pitiable, pitiful, bad, bleak; antonyms (adj) happy, cheerful, joyful, brave, cheery, composed, 2. sorrowful; synonyms (adj) melancholy, doleful, lugubrious, rueful, sad, grievous, lamentable, piteous, unhappy, dolorous; antonyms (adj) content, successful. tristwch 1. sadness; synonyms (n) depression, grief, melancholy, desolation, misery, sorrow, despondency, gloom, regret, (adj) distress; antonyms (n) happiness, amusement, cheerfulness, joy, laughter, 2. sorrow; synonyms (n) mourning, sadness, anguish, contrition, heartache, penitence, remorse, (v) mourn, lament, grieve; antonym (n) delight. tro 1. bend; synonyms (n) bow, arch, arc, elbow, (v) curve, turn, crouch, stoop, crook, curl; antonyms (v) straighten, square, 2. turn (troi); synonyms (v) revolve, (n) bend, roll, coil, go, twist, bout, change, round, bent, 3. time (amser); synonyms (n) hour, moment, period, duration, epoch, era, measure, season, day, spell; antonym (n) death, 4. lap; synonyms (n) circle, circuit, fold, knee, (v) lick, overlap, bind, (adv) compass, encircle, encompass. troad 1. bend; synonyms (n) bow, arch, arc, elbow, (v) curve, turn, crouch, stoop, crook, curl; antonyms (v) straighten, square, 2. turning; synonyms (adj) revolving, rotating, rotary, spinning, wheeling, winding, (n) revolution, bend, deviation, conversion. trobwll whirlpool; synonyms (n) eddy, vortex, maelstrom, gurge, (v) whirl, swirl, undercurrent, indraught, purl, reflux. trochfa 1. immersion; synonyms (n) dip, absorption, ducking, concentration, submergence, submersion, baptism, dousing, (v) irrigation, spargefaction, 2. plunge; synonyms (n) dive, drop, fall, jump, (v) douse, duck, immerse, submerge, crash, drown. trochi 1. dip; synonyms (n) plunge, depression, (v) duck, bathe, drop, fall, bow, decline, dive, douse; antonyms (n) hump, mountain, 2. immerse; synonyms (v) dip, absorb, drench, drown, dunk, bury, engross, engulf, steep, submerge, 3. soil; synonyms (n) ground, dirt, grime, land, dust, (v)
smudge, blot, contaminate, dirty, pollute; antonym (v) clean, 4. plunge; synonyms (n) jump, leap, (v) immerse, crash, launch, plummet, descend, lunge, drive, dash. trochion 1. foam; synonyms (n) froth, spume, bubbles, lather, (v) boil, bubble, effervesce, seethe, fizz, suds, 2. lather; synonyms (n) foam, head, flap, soapsuds, (v) flog, lash, trounce, whip, beat, soap, 3. suds; synonym (n) beer. trochioni 1. foam; synonyms (n) froth, spume, bubbles, lather, (v) boil, bubble, effervesce, seethe, fizz, suds, 2. lather; synonyms (n) foam, head, flap, soapsuds, (v) flog, lash, trounce, whip, beat, soap. troed 1. foot; synonyms (n) bottom, base, feet, foundation, basis, footing, measure, paw, (v) hoof, pay; antonym (n) top, 2. handle; synonyms (v) administer, conduct, feel, wield, control, deal, direct, finger, (n) grip, clutch, 3. leg (coes); synonyms (n) stage, blackleg, branch, peg, post, arm, column, limb, member, phase. troedfainc footstool; synonyms (n) footrest, stool, hassock, pouf, pouffe, puff. troedfedd foot (troed); synonyms (n) bottom, base, feet, foundation, basis, footing, measure, paw, (v) hoof, pay; antonym (n) top. troedio 1. foot (troed); synonyms (n) bottom, base, feet, foundation, basis, footing, measure, paw, (v) hoof, pay; antonym (n) top, 2. trudge; synonyms (v) tramp, trail, hike, pad, ramble, slog, walk, (n) trek, wander, (adv) plod, 3. tread; synonyms (v) step, pace, trample, crush, (n) gait, rate, stride, footstep, rung, track. troednoeth 1. barefooted; synonyms (adj) shoeless, discalced, (adv) barefoot, 2. barefoot; synonyms (adj) discalceate, (adv) barefooted. troedwst gout; synonyms (n) taste, relish, flavor, (v) cephalalgia, earache, lumbago, neuralgia, odontalgia, otalgia, sciatica. troell wheel; synonyms (n) circle, cycle, bicycle, gear, (v) roll, revolve, turn, bike, spin, trundle. troelli 1. wind (gwynt); synonyms (n) air, (v) coil, twist, curl, meander, turn, bend, curve, twine, blow, 2. twist; synonyms (n) wind, spin, twirl, entwine, braid, (v) distort, contort, deform, pervert, wrench; antonyms (v) straighten, untwist, 3. spin; synonyms (n) whirl, revolution, roll, ride, eddy, (v) revolve, run, drive, reel, fabricate. troellog 1. winding; synonyms (adj) tortuous, indirect, twisting, crooked, circuitous, meandering, twisted, twisty, (n) twist, wind; antonyms (adj) straight, direct, 2. tortuous; synonyms (adj) intricate, complex, convoluted, involved, knotty, sinuous, winding, devious, roundabout, (v) mazy; antonym (adj) straightforward. troetffordd 1. footpath; synonyms (n) pathway, track, path, trail, walk, footway, sidewalk,
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sinful, wicked, (n) convict, crook, culprit, hoodlum, malefactor, (v) wrong; antonyms (adj) law-abiding, legal, 2. transgressor; synonym (n) criminal, 3. offender; synonyms (n) delinquent, felon, wrongdoer, villain, reprobate, 4. trespasser; synonyms (n) intruder, interloper, gatecrasher, prowler, raider, aggressor, attacker, burglar, impostor, assailant. trosglwyddiad 1. transfer; synonyms (n) conveyance, (v) convey, carry, change, remove, shift, exchange, send, transmit, transport; antonyms (v) hold, keep, 2. transference; synonyms (n) transfer, delivery, transmission, transportation, delegation. trosglwyddo 1. transfer; synonyms (n) conveyance, (v) convey, carry, change, remove, shift, exchange, send, transmit, transport; antonyms (v) hold, keep, 2. assign; synonyms (v) allot, apportion, delegate, allow, apply, appoint, ascribe, consign, accredit, allocate, consider also 3. hand over; synonyms (v) deliver, give, entrust, furnish, hand, provide, relinquish, render, supply, surrender. trosi 1. turn (troi); synonyms (v) revolve, (n) bend, curve, roll, coil, go, twist, bout, change, round, 2. convert; synonyms (v) alter, adapt, reform, commute, invert, exchange, modify, switch, transform, (n) proselyte, 3. translate; synonyms (v) interpret, construe, decipher, explain, read, render, convert, define, decode, transfer. trosiad 1. metaphor; synonyms (n) allegory, analogy, parable, trope, fable, figure, comparison, metonymy, symbol, hyperbole, 2. translation; synonyms (n) displacement, interpretation, rendering, transformation, version, rendition, paraphrase, metamorphosis, conversion, shift. trosodd 1. over; synonyms (adv) beyond, across, more, by, (prep) above, during, (n) overs, (adj) finished, done, extra, 2. beyond; synonyms (adv) further, without, besides, away, farther, over, abroad, before, past, yonder; antonym (prep) within, 3. across; synonyms (prep) athwart, cross, overthwart, (adv) crossways, crosswise, (adj) crossed; antonyms (adv) along, (adj) uncrossed. trosol 1. bar; synonyms (n) barricade, band, stop, (v) ban, block, bolt, exclude, obstruct, arrest, balk; antonyms (v) permit, allow, 2. crowbar; synonyms (n) crow, pry, ringer, (v) brag, 3. lever; synonyms (n) knob, key, bar, pivot, hinge, (v) raise, jimmy, prize, prise, wrench, 4. staff; synonyms (n) cane, club, post, employees, faculty, personnel, rod, (v) crutch, prop, stick. trostan pole; synonyms (n) perch, bar, picket, post, rod, support, terminal, axle, beam, axis.
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trothwy threshold; synonyms (n) brink, limen,
truth 1. flattery; synonyms (n) cajolery, adulation,
beginning, doorsill, doorstep, entrance, entry, outset, doorway, edge. trowr plowman; synonyms (n) ploughman, farmer, plougher, plower, (v) cultivator, husbandman, tiller. trowynt 1. whirlwind; synonyms (n) hurricane, storm, tornado, twister, gale, tempest, cyclone, typhoon, waterspout, 2. tornado; synonyms (n) squall, whirlwind. truanes wretch; synonyms (n) rascal, victim, villain, scoundrel, martyr, miscreant, prey, sufferer. trueni 1. wretchedness; synonyms (n) misery, unhappiness, desolation, distress, grief, woe, anguish, infelicity, sorrow, tribulation; antonym (n) happiness, 2. pity; synonyms (n) compassion, commiseration, mercy, condolence, clemency, pathos, remorse, (v) commiserate, compassionate, sympathize; antonym (n) blame, 3. misery; synonyms (n) adversity, affliction, agony, hardship, evil, ill, poverty, suffering, calamity, depression; antonyms (n) cheerfulness, ecstasy, joy, fun, hopefulness. truenus 1. miserable; synonyms (adj) mean, poor, meager, abject, bad, deplorable, desolate, downcast, (v) forlorn, wretched; antonyms (adj) happy, cheerful, generous, 2. wretched; synonyms (adj) unfortunate, unhappy, pitiful, sad, lamentable, low, pathetic, piteous, pitiable, (v) miserable. trugaredd 1. compassion; synonyms (n) pity, clemency, mercy, charity, commiseration, sympathy, forgiveness, remorse, tenderness, (adj) kindness; antonyms (n) cruelty, indifference, 2. mercy; synonyms (n) compassion, favor, grace, humanity, leniency, pardon, benevolence, forbearance, mercifulness, quarter; antonym (n) blame, 3. quarter; synonyms (n) area, part, district, division, neighborhood, region, direction, portion, (v) place, lodge. trugarog 1. compassionate; synonyms (adj) benevolent, clement, merciful, gentle, kind, pitiful, caring, (n) sympathetic, (v) commiserate, pity; antonyms (adj) hardhearted, unfeeling, 2. merciful; synonyms (adj) compassionate, gracious, humane, lenient, benign, kindly, beneficent, forgiving, tender, good; antonyms (adj) cruel, pitiless, merciless. trugarowgrwydd mercifulness; synonyms (n) mercy, clemency, kindness, decency, favor, kindliness, tolerance, benevolence. trulliad 1. cupbearer, 2. butler; synonyms (n) pantryman, waiter, flunky. trum ridge; synonyms (n) crest, ledge, bank, hill, shelf, dune, swelling, peak, projection, (v) crease.
blarney, compliment, palaver, taffy, gloze, praise, sycophancy, 2. adulation; synonyms (n) adoration, worship, obsequiousness, acclamation, admiration, idolization, love, (v) flattery, 3. rigamarole; synonym (n) rigmarole. truthio blandish; synonyms (v) flatter, fawn, cajole, coax, wheedle, ingratiate, entreat, grovel, inveigle, persuade. trwbl trouble; synonyms (n) distress, bother, pain, (v) inconvenience, annoy, disorder, disquiet, worry, afflict, agitate; antonyms (v) calm, please. trwch 1. broken; synonyms (v) broke, (adj) tame, torn, busted, imperfect, intermittent, rough, rugged, ruined, uneven; antonyms (adj) constant, unbroken, intact, whole, wild, 2. wicked; synonyms (adj) atrocious, bad, evil, sinful, vicious, depraved, immoral, mischievous, unholy, vile; antonyms (adj) good, innocent, kind, moral, pious, pure, 3. unfortunate; synonyms (adj) inauspicious, poor, sad, disastrous, hapless, inopportune, adverse, calamitous, deplorable, infelicitous; antonyms (adj) fortunate, lucky. trwchus thick; synonyms (adj) dense, compact, stupid, crowded, dull, heavy, opaque, slow, stocky, close; antonyms (adj) thin, intelligent, bright, sparse, clever, diluted, fine, slight, transparent. trwm heavy; synonyms (adj) dull, deep, dark, dense, fat, full, grave, gross, hard, arduous; antonyms (adj) light, easy, slim, thin, slight, gentle, puny, skinny. trwnc 1. trunk; synonyms (n) stem, boot, torso, body, bole, proboscis, snout, stalk, box, stock, 2. urine; synonyms (n) piss, pee, water, piddle, emiction, lanterloo, netting, peeing, pissing, weewee, 3. lye; synonyms (n) fable, fiction, law, lea, ley, lie, falsehood, siding, untruth. trwodd through; synonyms (prep) for, per, along, because, (adv) by, thorough, (adj) finished, done, direct, straight. trwsgl 1. bungling; synonyms (adj) awkward, clumsy, maladroit, incompetent, gawky, bumbling, inept, unskilled, 2. awkward; synonyms (adj) inconvenient, crude, embarrassing, sticky, uncomfortable, ungainly, untoward, left-handed, annoying, bungling; antonyms (adj) graceful, easy, adroit, manageable, straightforward, convenient, dexterous, helpful, rotund, simple, 3. clumsy; synonyms (adj) cumbersome, unwieldy, inapt, rude, wooden, lumbering, boorish, graceless, gross, (n) gauche; antonyms (adj) nimble, clever, skillful, deft. trwsiad 1. dress; synonyms (n) attire, costume, apparel, array, dressing, (v) clothe, clothing, garb, rig, trim; antonym (v) undress, 2. attire; synonyms (n) dress, garment, clothes, habit, outfit, fashion, (v) enrobe, wear, tire, adorn.
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trwydded 1. leave; synonyms (v) depart, forsake, go,
dapper, quick, shrewd, sly, prompt, (v) ache, (n) pain, sharp; antonyms (adj) scruffy, stupid, dim, shabby, unkempt, slow. trwsio 1. dress; synonyms (n) attire, costume, apparel, array, dressing, (v) clothe, clothing, garb, rig, trim; antonym (v) undress, 2. mend; synonyms (v) repair, improve, correct, cure, amend, better, doctor, heal, (n) fix, patch; antonym (v) break, 3. repair; synonyms (n) overhaul, (v) remedy, mend, redress, compensate, renovate, restore, go, reclaim, recover, 4. trim; synonyms (adj) tidy, neat, spruce, orderly, (v) cut, dress, clip, garnish, shave, adorn; antonym (adj) fat, 5. bedeck; synonyms (v) beautify, deck, embellish, bedight, decorate, ornament, grace, 6. fix; synonyms (v) establish, assign, determine, fasten, settle, define, anchor, (n) bind, (adj) ascertain, confirm; antonym (v) unfasten. trwsiwr 1. repairer; synonyms (n) repairman, fixer, 2. mender; synonyms (n) tinker, tinkerer. trwst 1. boom; synonyms (n) bang, roar, noise, bar, (v) blast, blare, flourish, sound, thrive, thunder; antonyms (n) depression, (v) collapse, decline, 2. din; synonyms (n) clamor, clamour, commotion, crash, racket, tumult, fuss, hubbub, ruckus, (v) boom; antonym (n) peace, 3. tumult; synonyms (n) stir, bustle, brawl, din, excitement, flurry, riot, row, (v) disturbance, disorder, 4. noise; synonyms (n) clatter, echo, uproar, buzz, clang, crack, interference, cry, (v) fame, report; antonyms (n) silence, quiet. trwstan 1. awkward; synonyms (adj) clumsy, inconvenient, crude, embarrassing, inept, sticky, uncomfortable, ungainly, untoward, left-handed; antonyms (adj) graceful, easy, adroit, manageable, straightforward, convenient, dexterous, helpful, rotund, simple, 2. clumsy; synonyms (adj) bumbling, bungling, cumbersome, unwieldy, gawky, inapt, maladroit, rude, unskilled, (n) awkward; antonyms (adj) nimble, clever, skillful, deft, 3. untoward; synonyms (adj) adverse, inauspicious, unbecoming, unfortunate, unlucky, inopportune, indecent, unfavorable, unseemly, improper. trwstaneiddiwch awkwardness; synonyms (n) clumsiness, embarrassment, stiffness, unwieldiness, inconvenience, delicacy, gawkiness, inelegance, troublesomeness, gaucherie; antonyms (n) elegance, gracefulness. trwy through; synonyms (prep) for, per, along, because, (adv) by, thorough, (adj) finished, done, direct, straight. trwyadl thorough; synonyms (adj) complete, full, absolute, exhaustive, good, profound, careful, comprehensive, detailed, extensive; antonyms (adj) superficial, partial, careless, sketchy, slack.
abandon, desert, quit, escape, flee, (n) furlough, holiday; antonyms (v) arrive, enter, stay, remain, approach, change, come, 2. admittance; synonyms (n) admission, access, accession, introduction, entrance, entree, entry, permit, 3. license; synonyms (n) allowance, freedom, liberty, permission, authority, authorization, certificate, (v) charter, allow, certify. trwyddedu license; synonyms (n) permit, allowance, freedom, liberty, permission, authority, authorization, certificate, (v) charter, allow. trwyddew 1. borer; synonyms (n) drill, awl, bit, driller, bradawl, perforator, piercer, tool, woodborer, bodkin, 2. auger; synonyms (n) borer, gimlet, wimble, pundit, scholar, chisel, corkscrew, dibble, lancet, needle. trwyn 1. nose; synonyms (n) beak, hooter, nozzle, proboscis, honker, bow, (v) pry, scent, sniff, wind, 2. point; synonyms (n) place, grade, peak, nib, edge, aim, article, degree, (v) head, direct, 3. cape; synonyms (n) cloak, headland, ness, shawl, coat, mantle, point, promontory, 4. snout; synonyms (n) nose, rostrum, snoot, schnozzle, (v) muzzle. trwyno 1. sniff; synonyms (v) scent, inhale, nose, smell, snuff, breathe, whiff, sniffle, smoke; antonym (v) exhale, 2. nose (trwyn); synonyms (n) beak, hooter, nozzle, proboscis, honker, bow, (v) pry, sniff, wind, nuzzle, 3. nuzzle; synonyms (v) nestle, cuddle, snuggle, caress. trwynol nasal; synonyms (adj) rhinal, adenoidal, bony, cadaverous, emaciated, gaunt, haggard, impecunious, (v) guttural, inarticulate. trwynsur 1. morose; synonyms (adj) gloomy, grim, dark, dismal, glum, moody, grumpy, depressed, dour, sullen; antonym (adj) cheerful, 2. sour; synonyms (adj) morose, sharp, acid, bitter, rancid, severe, gruff, (v) acidify, (n) harsh, acidity; antonyms (adj) sweet, kindly. trwyth decoction; synonyms (n) extract, broth, decoctum, decocture, liquor, preparation, (v) coction, ebullition, elixation, estuation. trwytho 1. imbue; synonyms (v) color, infuse, permeate, saturate, steep, tinge, dye, fill, impregnate, inoculate, 2. saturate; synonyms (v) drench, imbue, satiate, charge, sate, soak, douse, infiltrate, imbrue, (adj) wet, 3. steep; synonyms (adj) high, abrupt, excessive, exorbitant, outrageous, sheer, (v) immerse, dip, bathe, (n) bold; antonyms (adj) gentle, gradual. trybelid 1. bright; synonyms (adj) clear, alive, apt, intelligent, vivid, beaming, brainy, brilliant, light, luminous; antonyms (adj) dull, cloudy, dark, dim, dreary, gloomy, stupid, unintelligent, overcast, shadowy, 2. brilliant; synonyms (adj) bright, splendid, glorious, illustrious, magnificent,
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spectacular, sunny, diamond, gaudy, (v) smart; antonym (adj) awful. trybestod 1. commotion; synonyms (n) bustle, ado, agitation, tumult, din, disturbance, flurry, fuss, stir, turmoil; antonyms (n) peace, calm, order, 2. fuss; synonyms (n) commotion, flap, bother, fidget, excitement, bickering, (v) bicker, fret, hubbub, complain, 3. bustle; synonyms (n) disorder, movement, activity, confusion, haste, (v) hustle, clutter, move, (adj) hurry, hasten; antonym (n) tranquillity. trybini 1. trouble; synonyms (n) distress, bother, pain, (v) inconvenience, annoy, disorder, disquiet, worry, afflict, agitate; antonyms (v) calm, please, 2. misery; synonyms (n) adversity, affliction, agony, anguish, woe, hardship, evil, ill, infelicity, (adj) grief; antonyms (n) cheerfulness, ecstasy, happiness, joy, fun, hopefulness, 3. misfortune; synonyms (n) accident, calamity, disaster, misadventure, mischance, catastrophe, misery, mishap, casualty, blow; antonym (n) luck. tryblith 1. chaos; synonyms (n) anarchy, bedlam, clutter, disarray, disorder, jumble, mess, muddle, pandemonium, uproar; antonyms (n) order, peace, orderliness, regulation, 2. muddle; synonyms (n) chaos, confusion, huddle, (v) confuse, blunder, addle, botch, perplex, (adj) fluster, bewilder. trychfil insect; synonyms (n) bug, worm, bird, fish, louse, (adj) animalcule, maggot, midge, minnow, shrimp. trychiad cutting; synonyms (adj) sharp, biting, keen, acute, bitter, caustic, acrimonious, acid, acrid, (n) cut; antonyms (adj) blunt, mild, (n) extension, freedom. trychineb 1. calamity; synonyms (n) accident, disaster, adversity, affliction, catastrophe, misfortune, plague, tragedy, blow, (v) trouble, 2. disaster; synonyms (n) calamity, casualty, cataclysm, debacle, destruction, fiasco, misadventure, curse, bane, distress; antonyms (n) success, blessing, joy. trychinebus 1. disastrous; synonyms (adj) calamitous, destructive, dire, fateful, deplorable, bad, catastrophic, fatal, sad, (v) ruinous; antonyms (adj) fortunate, successful, 2. calamitous; synonyms (adj) disastrous, evil, unfortunate, wretched, black, cataclysmic, dreadful, baleful, tragic, (v) bitter. trychu 1. cut (torri); synonyms (v) carve, chop, clip, abbreviate, abridge, bite, (n) notch, slice, cutting, nick; antonyms (v) increase, lengthen, (n) addition, extension, 2. amputate; synonyms (v) mutilate, cut, dismember, detach, detruncate, excise, garble, lessen, operate, remove, 3. hew; synonyms (v) hack, shape, chip, fashion, fell, form, ax, chisel, make, sever, 4. lop; synonyms (v) crop, hew, dress,
poll, prune, trim, truncate, curtail, amputate, (adj) dock, 5. pierce; synonyms (v) impale, perforate, bore, enter, stab, stick, drill, gore, penetrate, (n) prick. trydan electricity; synonyms (n) energy, flow, fuel, (adj) light, lightning, electromagnetism, magnetism, voltaism, wind, (v) electrize. trydaniaeth 1. electricity (trydan); synonyms (n) energy, flow, fuel, (adj) light, lightning, electromagnetism, magnetism, voltaism, wind, (v) electrize, 2. thrill; synonyms (n) tingle, delight, chill, excitement, (v) excite, quiver, shiver, shudder, exhilarate, exalt. trydanol 1. electric; synonyms (adj) exciting, electrical, galvanic, emotional, fidgety, fussy, hasty, hurried, (n) rapturous, (v) mercurial, 2. electrical; synonyms (adj) electric, thrilling, automated, electrifying, galvanising, galvanizing, magnetic. trydanu electrify; synonyms (v) excite, stagger, galvanize, rouse, shock, stir, thrill, amaze, astound, (adv) startle. trydar 1. chatter; synonyms (n) prattle, gab, (v) babble, chat, gossip, jabber, cackle, blab, blabber, (adj) prate, 2. chirp; synonyms (n) chirrup, (v) cheep, peep, sing, trill, warble, carol. trydydd third; synonyms (n) second, three, inquiry, leash, probe, question, (adj) tertiary, least, (adv) thirdly, (v) interrogate. tryfer 1. harpoon; synonyms (n) dart, javelin, lance, spear, striker, arrow, bolt, boomerang, jereed, jerid, 2. trident; synonyms (n) triangle, triennium, trigon, trionym, triplopia, tripod, trireme, triseme, triskele, triskelion. tryferu 1. harpoon; synonyms (n) dart, javelin, lance, spear, striker, arrow, bolt, boomerang, jereed, jerid, 2. spear; synonyms (n) harpoon, pike, fizgig, gig, prick, shaft, barb, (v) impale, spike, stab. tryfesur diameter; synonyms (n) caliber, width, diam, radius, breadth, diametral, length, size, broadness, module. tryfrith 1. teeming; synonyms (adj) abundant, profuse, crowded, swarming, overflowing, copious, exuberant, plentiful, productive, prolific; antonym (adj) empty, 2. swarming; synonyms (v) dense, serried, (adj) teeming, alive, full, packed, populous, 3. speckled; synonyms (adj) dappled, dotted, mottled, piebald, specked, spotty, spotted, flecked, multicolored; antonym (adj) plain. tryloyw 1. pellucid; synonyms (adj) clear, diaphanous, limpid, lucid, transparent, bright, crystalline, luculent, perspicuous, crystal, 2. transparent; synonyms (adj) obvious, plain, luminous, filmy, sheer, gauzy, pellucid, gossamer, apparent, thin; antonyms (adj) opaque, solid.
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trysorlys 1. exchequer; synonyms (n) treasury, bank, purse, hanaper, 2. treasury; synonyms (n) exchequer, storehouse, thesaurus, anthology, mine, store, chest, coffer, repertory, safe. trysorydd treasurer; synonyms (n) cashier, banker, financier, fiscal, guardian, keeper, official, revenue, tutor. trystio 1. boom; synonyms (n) bang, roar, noise, bar, (v) blast, blare, flourish, sound, thrive, thunder; antonyms (n) depression, (v) collapse, decline, 2. bluster; synonyms (n) swagger, boasting, bravado, storm, (v) boast, brag, bully, gasconade, swash, vapor, 3. bruit; synonyms (n) buzz, hearsay, report, cry, currency, flagrancy, notoriety, (v) rumor, rumour, brute. trystiog 1. boisterous; synonyms (adj) rough, furious, loud, noisy, fierce, rambunctious, raucous, rude, stormy, (v) rampant; antonym (adj) quiet, 2. rowdy; synonyms (adj) boisterous, disorderly, riotous, unruly, wild, brutish, (n) bully, hooligan, roughneck, tough; antonym (adj) orderly, 3. noisy; synonyms (adj) clamorous, vociferous, blatant, rowdy, shrill, strident, tumultuous, turbulent, vocal, bustling; antonyms (adj) peaceful, silent, calm, tranquil. trythyll 1. wanton; synonyms (adj) loose, dissolute, licentious, light, unchaste, debauched, flirt, (v) trifle, dally, sport, 2. lascivious; synonyms (adj) lewd, libidinous, carnal, erotic, bawdy, impure, lecherous, lustful, lusty, (adv) fleshly. trythyllwch lasciviousness; synonyms (n) lust, prurience, pruriency, carnality, lubricity, voluptuousness, debauchery, dainty, delicacy, desire. trywanu 1. stab; synonyms (n) jab, pierce, dig, try, (v) poke, thrust, impale, prod, gore, pink, 2. pierce; synonyms (v) cut, perforate, bore, enter, stab, stick, bite, drill, penetrate, (n) prick, 3. transfix; synonyms (v) spike, fascinate, spellbind, empale, grip. trywel trowel; synonyms (n) shovel, (v) delve. trywydd 1. scent; synonyms (n) perfume, fragrance, smell, aroma, bouquet, essence, redolence, odour, (v) odor, nose, 2. trail; synonyms (n) track, trace, path, (v) haul, drag, hunt, tail, chase, pursue, train. tu 1. side (ochr); synonyms (n) edge, rim, faction, border, brink, direction, face, part, hand, (v) party; antonym (adj) distant, 2. part; synonyms (n) constituent, piece, article, character, component, cut, (v) branch, break, disjoin, divide; antonyms (n) whole, entirety, (adj) complete, 3. behalf; synonyms (n) account, behoof, interest, sake, defense, good, score, service, side, (adj) half, 4.
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direction; synonyms (n) administration, conduct, bearing, command, course, guidance, address, charge, control, instruction. tuchan 1. groan; synonyms (n) grumble, cry, rumble, (v) moan, murmur, howl, mutter, sigh, complain, squeak, 2. grumble; synonyms (v) gripe, growl, grouch, mumble, roar, croak, gnarl, (n) complaint, groan, roll, 3. murmur; synonyms (n) babble, whine, grumbling, (v) buzz, hum, whisper, bubble, breathe, drone, maunder. tudalen page; synonyms (n) attendant, footboy, usher, note, pageboy, varlet, context, donzel, (v) paginate, summon. tuedd 1. tendency; synonyms (n) drift, proclivity, leaning, propensity, trend, direction, disposition, inclination, partiality, bent, 2. inclination; synonyms (n) desire, fancy, affection, tendency, appetite, bias, dip, disposal, liking, mind; antonyms (n) disinclination, reluctance, 3. bias; synonyms (n) penchant, influence, turn, twist, favor, slope, angle, bigotry, (v) prejudice, slant; antonyms (n) impartiality, neutrality, fairness, 4. bent; synonyms (adj) arched, curved, bended, crooked, deformed, intent, (n) aptitude, ability, flair, gift; antonym (adj) straight. tueddfryd 1. inclination; synonyms (n) disposition, desire, bent, fancy, affection, leaning, tendency, drift, appetite, bias; antonyms (n) disinclination, reluctance, 2. bent; synonyms (adj) arched, curved, bended, crooked, deformed, (n) aptitude, inclination, propensity, ability, flair; antonym (adj) straight. tueddol 1. apt; synonyms (adj) appropriate, adroit, apropos, apposite, intelligent, good, able, adequate, convenient, dexterous; antonym (adj) inappropriate, 2. inclined; synonyms (adj) prone, apt, oblique, willing, bowed, liable, likely, minded, (v) given, (prep) disposed; antonyms (adj) level, reluctant, unwilling. tueddu 1. incline; synonyms (n) slope, bias, angle, ascent, dip, grade, gradient, (v) cant, bend, dispose, 2. trend; synonyms (n) fashion, tendency, fad, inclination, course, direction, disposition, drift, (v) style, tend, 3. tend; synonyms (v) guard, incline, lead, lean, nurse, attend, contribute, nurture, run, go; antonym (v) neglect. tufewnol 1. internal; synonyms (adj) interior, domestic, inner, inside, home, intimate, inward, national, inherent, intrinsic; antonyms (adj) external, foreign, 2. inward; synonyms (adj) internal, intestine, innermost, arriving, inbound, (adv) inwardly, in, inwards; antonyms (adj) outgoing, (adv) outward, 3. interior; synonyms (adj) inland, midland, central, indoor, private, secret, (n) center, bosom, core, heart; antonyms (n) outside, exterior, shore, shoreline.
tugel ballot; synonyms (n) poll, vote, election, choice, plebiscite, voice, balloting, voting, (v) ticket, survey.
tunnell 1. ton; synonyms (n) fashion, style, amount, heap, (adj) load, arroba, cwt, drachma, grain, hundredweight, 2. tun; synonyms (n) cask, barrel, vat, drum, keg, caldron, puncheon, rundlet, (v) soaker, sponge. turio 1. burrow; synonyms (n) den, hole, lair, (v) delve, dig, excavate, tunnel, mine, nestle, (adj) gouge, 2. delve; synonyms (v) burrow, investigate, rummage, grub, root. turn lathe; synonyms (n) machine, tool, engine, hundred, implement, instrument, mill, soke, tithing, organ. turs 1. bill (bil); synonyms (n) account, beak, advertisement, card, invoice, poster, receipt, act, (v) placard, advertise, 2. frown; synonyms (n) scowl, (v) lower, pout, glower, grimace, glare; antonym (v) smile, 3. snout; synonyms (n) nose, proboscis, nozzle, hooter, rostrum, snoot, honker, schnozzle, (v) muzzle. tusw 1. wisp; synonyms (n) lock, tuft, fagot, curl, strand, tress, piece, bit, cloud, fog, 2. bunch; synonyms (n) cluster, clump, crowd, batch, band, gang, group, lot, (v) bundle, huddle; antonym (v) disperse. tuth trot; synonyms (n) crib, canter, pony, drive, (v) jog, run, gallop, clip, common, everyday. tuthio trot; synonyms (n) crib, canter, pony, drive, (v) jog, run, gallop, clip, common, everyday. twb tub; synonyms (n) bath, bathtub, cask, vat, basin, tubful, vessel, container, (v) bathe. twlc sty; synonyms (n) pen, pigpen, pigsty, enclosure, hordeolum, kennel, stye, dump, hogcote, corral. twlcio 1. butt; synonyms (n) push, extremity, stump, grip, barrel, base, bottom, (v) bunt, abut, border, 2. horn; synonyms (n) hooter, cornet, klaxon, alarm, trumpet, aparejo, arm, faldstool, ophicleide, trombone, 3. gore; synonyms (n) blood, bloodshed, (v) butt, spear, spike, stab, impale, pierce, stick, articulation. twll 1. hole; synonyms (n) cavity, aperture, crack, den, pocket, breach, break, burrow, cave, (adj) gap, 2. bore; synonyms (v) dig, bother, tire, annoy, drill, perforate, pierce, (n) caliber, diameter, nuisance; antonyms (v) interest, excite, fascinate, 3. aperture; synonyms (n) hole, opening, puncture, slit, cleft, mouth, perforation, hiatus, outlet, crevice. twmpath 1. hillock; synonyms (n) hill, knoll, hummock, mound, rise, hammock, 2. bush; synonyms (n) shrub, bushing, wild, chaparral, hedge, jungle, plant, scrub, wilderness. twndis funnel; synonyms (n) chimney, flue, shaft, tunnel, cone, (v) channel, move, pipe.
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undermine. twp 1. stupid; synonyms (adj) foolish, silly, dull, fatuous, idiotic, ridiculous, senseless, crass, (n) simple, absurd; antonyms (adj) sensible, bright, clever, intelligent, shrewd, wise, 2. dull; synonyms (adj) dim, blunt, dense, dreary, sluggish, bland, boring, cloudy, cold, (v) deaden; antonyms (adj) lively, sharp, exciting, interesting, lustrous, stimulating, amusing, exhilarating, glittery, glossy, 3. obtuse; synonyms (adj) stupid, heavy, slow, insensitive, doltish, dumb, thick, flat, gross, pointless. twr 1. heap; synonyms (n) pile, stack, accumulation, collection, amass, group, lot, (v) aggregate, bank, collect, 2. crowd; synonyms (n) huddle, swarm, crew, press, circle, cluster, army, (v) bunch, flock, squeeze; antonym (v) disperse, 3. group; synonyms (n) brigade, crowd, gang, association, clump, company, gathering, (v) assemblage, class, rank. twrch hog; synonyms (n) pig, glutton, boar, porker, swine, grunter, hogget, (adj) cormorant. Twrci turkey; synonyms (n) dud, failure, bomb, flop, joker, butt, coward, fiasco, fool, (adj) imperfect. twrf 1. bang; synonyms (n) clap, beat, smack, knock, slap, smash, strike, (v) hit, slam, bash, 2. thunder; synonyms (n) boom, bang, roll, bellow, (v) roar, howl, rumble, (adj) peal, explode, detonate, 3. noise; synonyms (n) clatter, clamor, hubbub, racket, sound, din, disturbance, echo, uproar, buzz; antonyms (n) silence, quiet. twrlla marmot; synonyms (v) dormouse, slumberer. twrnai 1. barrister; synonyms (n) attorney, counsel, lawyer, counselor, adviser, 2. attorney; synonyms (n) advocate, agent, factor, solicitor, representative, auctioneer, underwriter, advisor, bailiff, clerk, 3. lawyer; synonyms (n) leguleian, beagle, brief, defender, fixer, mouthpiece, pettifogger, proctor, shyster. twrw noise; synonyms (n) clatter, clamor, hubbub, racket, sound, din, disturbance, echo, uproar, buzz; antonyms (n) silence, quiet. twt 1. smart; synonyms (adj) bright, crafty, dapper, quick, shrewd, sly, prompt, (v) ache, (n) pain, sharp; antonyms (adj) scruffy, stupid, dim, shabby, unkempt, slow, 2. tidy; synonyms (adj) clean, neat, trim, spruce, natty, orderly, respectable, shipshape, (v) clear, arrange; antonyms (adj) untidy, disheveled, knotted, 3. neat; synonyms (adj) adroit, elegant, tidy, graceful, dainty, clever, deft,
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dexterous, fresh, (v) compact; antonyms (adj) messy, clumsy, disordered. twtio tidy; synonyms (adj) clean, neat, trim, spruce, natty, orderly, respectable, shipshape, (v) clear, arrange; antonyms (adj) untidy, disheveled, knotted. twyll 1. deception; synonyms (n) deceit, illusion, trick, betrayal, delusion, fake, pretense, bluff, artifice, (v) cheat; antonym (n) honesty, 2. deceit; synonyms (n) deception, guile, craft, falsehood, fraud, ruse, trickery, art, dishonesty, (adj) cunning; antonym (n) sincerity, 3. fraud; synonyms (n) duplicity, counterfeit, sham, cheating, con, faker, impostor, swindle, forgery, gouge. twyllo 1. deceive; synonyms (v) betray, cheat, bamboozle, circumvent, dupe, pretend, beguile, con, cozen, fool, 2. bamboozle; synonyms (v) baffle, deceive, defraud, hoax, hoodwink, mystify, puzzle, swindle, trick, bewilder, 3. beguile; synonyms (v) attract, allure, bluff, captivate, charm, enchant, entrap, amuse, bewitch, enthrall, 4. cheat; synonyms (v) fake, beat, fleece, fob, jockey, (n) fraud, bilk, impostor, sham, charlatan, 5. swindle; synonyms (n) imposture, deception, deceit, (v) do, bunco, diddle, gull, gyp, scam, fiddle. twyllodrus 1. deceitful; synonyms (adj) crafty, crooked, dishonest, false, fraudulent, insincere, artful, deceptive, devious, (adv) counterfeit; antonyms (adj) honest, straightforward, genuine, trustworthy, truthful, 2. false; synonyms (adj) bastard, untrue, deceitful, erroneous, artificial, assumed, disloyal, faithless, fake, fictitious; antonyms (adj) true, real, correct, factual, faithful, natural, valid. twyllresymeg sophism; synonyms (n) fallacy, quibble, casuistry, sophistry, deception, caption, caviling, deceitfulness, elench, evasion. twyllresymiad sophistry; synonyms (n) chicanery, sophistication, casuistry, fallacy, sophism, equivocation, evasion, chicane, caviling, laboriousness. twyllwr deceiver; synonyms (n) cheat, cheater, hypocrite, impostor, trickster, fraud, liar, swindler, beguiler, slicker. twym 1. warm; synonyms (adj) hot, affectionate, tender, ardent, cordial, fervent, lively, fond, loving, earnest; antonyms (adj) aloof, cold, unfriendly, reserved, hostile, (v) cool, chill, 2. hot (poeth); synonyms (adj) warm, boiling, burning, feverish, fiery, flaming, fresh, blistering, eager, enthusiastic; antonyms (adj) mild, freezing, airy, bland, chilly, 3. sultry; synonyms (adj) close, humid, muggy, oppressive, sticky, stifling, sensual, stuffy, sweltering, torrid. twymdra 1. warmness; synonyms (n) heat, warmth, affectionateness, fondness, lovingness, passion,
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warmheartedness, 2. warmth; synonyms (n) glow, temperature, fervor, geniality, warmness, affection, tenderness, fire, friendliness, hotness; antonyms (n) aloofness, chill, chilliness, coldness, coolness, unfriendliness. twymyn fever; synonyms (n) delirium, feverishness, frenzy, heat, pyrexia, febricity, excitement, restlessness, craze, enthusiasm. twyn 1. bush; synonyms (n) shrub, bushing, wild, chaparral, hedge, jungle, plant, scrub, wilderness, 2. hill; synonyms (n) height, bank, gradient, mound, ascent, elevation, acclivity, embankment, (v) declivity, dip; antonym (n) vale, 3. hillock; synonyms (n) hill, knoll, hummock, rise, hammock, 4. knoll; synonyms (n) hillock, mount. twysged 1. lot; synonyms (n) batch, destiny, fate, doom, fortune, portion, slice, allot, bunch, chance, 2. quantity; synonyms (n) amount, extent, measure, multitude, quantum, sum, total, heap, bulk, capacity. tŷ house; synonyms (n) family, home, dwelling, firm, abode, domicile, building, edifice, (v) accommodate, lodge. tyb 1. assumption; synonyms (n) presumption, supposition, hypothesis, premise, adoption, arrogance, acceptance, belief, conclusion, conjecture, 2. notion; synonyms (n) feeling, idea, impression, caprice, concept, conception, fancy, image, imagination, (v) judgment, 3. surmise; synonyms (v) suppose, presume, suspect, imagine, divine, doubt, infer, (n) guess, assumption, speculation, 4. opinion; synonyms (n) notion, advice, meaning, mind, view, counsel, comment, estimate, decision, conviction. tybaco tobacco; synonyms (n) baccy, nicotian, (adj) nicotine. tybiaeth 1. assumption; synonyms (n) presumption, supposition, hypothesis, premise, adoption, arrogance, acceptance, belief, conclusion, conjecture, 2. supposition; synonyms (n) assumption, guess, speculation, surmise, supposal, thought, imagination, condition, opinion, theory; antonym (n) fact. tybiedig 1. putative; synonyms (adj) conjectural, reputed, (v) hypothetical, presumptive, academic, accredited, gratuitous, speculative, supposable, theoretical, 2. supposed; synonyms (adj) alleged, assumed, imaginary, putative, apparent, ostensible, suppositional, professed, suppositious, supposititious; antonyms (adj) real, actual. tycio 1. avail; synonyms (n) assist, service, assistance, benefit, good, help, profit, (v) advantage, aid, do, 2. prosper; synonyms (v) advance, flourish, flower, bloom, grow, thrive, fare, boom, succeed, (adj) luxuriate, 3. succeed; synonyms (v) follow, replace, arrive, ensue, manage, prevail, prosper,
supersede, supplant, achieve; antonyms (v) fail, precede, lose. tyddyn 1. farm; synonyms (n) property, grange, dairy, estate, farmhouse, (v) cultivate, raise, grow, hire, plant, 2. holding; synonyms (n) belongings, hold, keeping, claim, capture, interest, occupation, ownership, retention, (adj) retaining. tydi thou; synonyms (n) chiliad, g, grand, m, curtilage, gee, gigabyte, gm, gram, gramme. tyfadwy growing; synonyms (adj) flourishing, rising, thriving, blossoming, progressive, swelling, (n) development, developing, growth, (adv) increasing; antonyms (adj) deteriorating, dwindling. tyfiant growth; synonyms (n) development, accretion, augmentation, evolution, gain, increase, enlargement, germination, accumulation, accession; antonyms (n) decrease, reduction, weakening, decline. tyfu grow; synonyms (v) advance, augment, develop, enlarge, expand, come, emerge, become, farm, get; antonyms (v) decrease, weaken, shrink. tyfwr grower; synonyms (n) cultivator, farmer, planter, raiser, agriculturist, tiller. tyle 1. couch; synonyms (n) bed, sofa, divan, settee, (v) express, put, arrange, formulate, frame, (adj) lie, 2. hill; synonyms (n) height, bank, gradient, mound, ascent, elevation, acclivity, embankment, (v) declivity, dip; antonym (n) vale, 3. slope; synonyms (n) incline, decline, descent, fall, grade, hill, (v) pitch, slant, cant, lean. tylino knead; synonyms (v) mix, rub, form, fashion, massage, mould, shape, work, (adj) mash. tylinwr kneader; synonym (n) shredder. tyllog holey; synonyms (adj) porous, poriferous. tyllu 1. hole (twll); synonyms (n) cavity, aperture, crack, den, pocket, breach, break, burrow, cave, (adj) gap, 2. bore; synonyms (v) dig, bother, tire, annoy, drill, perforate, pierce, (n) caliber, diameter, nuisance; antonyms (v) interest, excite, fascinate, 3. hollow; synonyms (adj) blank, concave, empty, false, (n) hole, depression, groove, (v) excavate, dent, scoop; antonyms (adj) convex, (n) solid, hump, 4. perforate; synonyms (v) penetrate, bore, cut, prick, puncture, impale, punch, stab, (adj) perforated, 5. pierce; synonyms (v) enter, stick, bite, gore, thrust, wound, broach, pick, riddle, spike. tylluan owl; synonyms (n) hooter, booby, dolt, looby, nizy, noddy, nonny, noodle, howlet, awl. tyllwr borer; synonyms (n) drill, awl, bit, driller, bradawl, perforator, piercer, tool, woodborer, bodkin. tylwyth 1. household; synonyms (n) folk, stock, menage, (adj) family, home, house, domestic, common, (v) ordinary, everyday, 2. family;
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Welsh - English synonyms (n) descent, household, name, breed, brood, clan, class, genus, kin, (adj) ancestry, 3. tribe; synonyms (n) kindred, nation, people, race, lineage, line, folks, kind, horde, stem. tymer temper; synonyms (n) mood, character, disposition, humor, nature, (v) moderate, soften, harden, mitigate, modify; antonyms (v) intensify, upset. tymestl 1. storm; synonyms (n) tempest, attack, shower, blizzard, (v) rage, rush, assault, fume, hail, charge, 2. tempest; synonyms (n) storm, gale, hurricane, gust, squall, agitation, tornado, typhoon, blast, (adj) story. tymheredd temperature; synonyms (n) fever, heat, warmth, breathing, climate, contemperature, disease, heartbeat, (v) calmness, moderation. tymherus temperate; synonyms (adj) mild, sober, abstemious, calm, moderate, reasonable, restrained, balmy, gentle, abstinent; antonym (adj) intemperate. tymhestlog 1. tempestuous; synonyms (adj) furious, raging, wild, angry, turbulent, windy, fierce, (n) stormy, rough, boisterous; antonym (adj) calm, 2. stormy; synonyms (adj) gusty, inclement, blustering, blustery, dirty, foul, passionate, tempestuous, impetuous, (n) severe; antonym (adj) still. tymhoraidd seasonable; synonyms (adj) opportune, timely, convenient, early, fit, favorable, punctual, timeful, (v) appropriate. tymhorol temporal; synonyms (adj) worldly, secular, earthly, profane, carnal, lay, mortal, transient. tymor 1. term; synonyms (n) name, expression, period, style, title, boundary, limit, (v) call, designate, entitle, 2. season; synonyms (n) opportunity, (v) flavor, mature, inure, salt, mellow, flavour, moderate, (adj) harden, habituate. tymp 1. time (amser); synonyms (n) hour, moment, period, duration, epoch, era, measure, season, day, spell; antonym (n) death, 2. season; synonyms (n) opportunity, (v) flavor, mature, inure, salt, mellow, flavour, moderate, (adj) harden, habituate. tympan 1. drum; synonyms (n) barrel, cask, tympan, (v) beat, roll, bang, knock, pound, ram, thrum, 2. timbrel; synonyms (n) tambourine, tymbal. tyn 1. fast (cyflym); synonyms (adj) dissolute, firm, agile, debauched, fixed, hurried, instant, quick, (adv) soon, hard; antonyms (adj) sluggish, loose, (adv) slow, slowly, leisurely, (v) gorge, (n) binge, 2. close (cau); synonyms (adj) near, adjacent, nearby, accurate, tight, (v) compact, stop, (adv) by, (n) end, finish; antonyms (adj) distant, airy, fresh, far, (v) open, start, 3. tight; synonyms (adj) close, mean, parsimonious, taut, secure, snug, tense, (v) narrow, fast, stingy; antonyms (adj) baggy, generous, slack, wide, (adv) loosely.
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tyner 1. tender; synonyms (adj) affectionate, painful, loving, sensitive, soft, sore, compassionate, (v) proffer, (n) offer, bid; antonyms (adj) tough, hard, hardhearted, rubbery, rough, 2. bland; synonyms (adj) benign, flat, insipid, mild, moderate, tame, tasteless, vapid, gentle, oily; antonyms (adj) tasty, exciting, spicy, strong, explicit, jaunty, 3. gentle; synonyms (adj) clement, calm, easy, friendly, affable, balmy, kind, feeble, amiable, (n) benevolent; antonyms (adj) caustic, cruel, fierce, harsh, loud, violent, abrupt, heavy, sarcastic, sheer. tyneru soften; synonyms (v) mitigate, moderate, assuage, dull, melt, mute, relent, relieve, (adj) mollify, palliate; antonyms (v) harden, set, solidify, congeal. tynerwch 1. gentleness; synonyms (n) clemency, courtesy, compassion, kindliness, benevolence, lenity, meekness, mercy, (adj) kindness, benignity; antonyms (n) cruelty, fierceness, harshness, severity, violence, ferocity, 2. tenderness; synonyms (n) fondness, love, soreness, affection, sympathy, delicacy, lovingness, (adj) mildness, gentleness, softness. tynfa 1. draw; synonyms (v) attract, drag, delineate, pull, depict, derive, describe, design, tie, bring; antonyms (v) push, repel, 2. attraction; synonyms (n) allure, enticement, invitation, affinity, allurement, appeal, charm, lure, attractiveness, bait; antonyms (n) repulsion, disgust, revulsion, 3. pull (tynnu); synonyms (v) draw, draught, pluck, haul, jerk, tug, pick, make, (n) wrench, attraction. tynfaen 1. magnet; synonyms (n) attraction, lodestone, magnetic, prestige, seduction, siderite, temptation, adamant, attracter, attractiveness, 2. loadstone; synonym (n) lodestar. tynged 1. fate; synonyms (n) destiny, chance, luck, fatality, allotment, fortune, kismet, (v) doom, destine, designate, 2. destiny; synonyms (n) fate, destination, lot, portion, weird, accident, circumstances, 3. lot; synonyms (n) batch, slice, allot, bunch, circle, group, set, share, (v) deal, apportion. tynghedu 1. fate; synonyms (n) destiny, chance, luck, fatality, allotment, fortune, kismet, (v) doom, destine, designate, 2. adjure; synonyms (v) conjure, beseech, bid, crave, entreat, implore, invoke, petition, pray, urge, 3. destine; synonyms (v) design, intend, mean, determine, devote, fate, ordain, specify, condemn. tyngu 1. swear; synonyms (v) affirm, assert, assure, curse, declare, avow, depone, depose, (n) promise, aver, 2. asseverate; synonyms (v) allege, maintain, protest, vouch, attest, insist, profess, state, (n) avouch, 3. adjure; synonyms (v) conjure, beseech, bid, crave, entreat, implore, invoke, petition, pray, urge, 4. vow; synonyms (n) pledge, oath, plight,
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undertaking, guarantee, word, parole, (v) swear, engage, betroth. tynhau 1. brace; synonyms (n) couple, duo, pair, prop, strengthen, strut, support, bitstock, (v) clamp, invigorate; antonym (v) weaken, 2. strain; synonyms (n) stress, breed, effort, stretch, (v) filter, screen, sift, tax, endeavor, exert; antonym (v) relax, 3. tighten; synonyms (v) contract, strain, brace, compress, constrict, fasten, narrow, reduce, squeeze, stiffen; antonym (v) loosen. tyniad pull (tynnu); synonyms (v) drag, draw, draught, pluck, attract, haul, jerk, tug, (n) wrench, attraction; antonyms (v) push, repel. tynnu 1. pull; synonyms (v) drag, draw, draught, pluck, attract, haul, jerk, tug, (n) wrench, attraction; antonyms (v) push, repel, 2. abstract; synonyms (adj) theoretical, academic, (v) abridge, filch, (n) synopsis, abridgement, digest, epitome, summary, abridgment; antonym (adj) concrete, 3. draw; synonyms (v) delineate, pull, depict, derive, describe, design, tie, bring, charm, (n) allure, 4. attract; synonyms (v) fascinate, beguile, captivate, enamor, entice, invite, tempt, arrest, absorb, appeal; antonym (v) disgust, 5. draft; synonyms (n) bill, conscription, sketch, check, drawing, (v) outline, blueprint, compose, enlist, plan; antonym (v) discharge, 6. remove; synonyms (v) oust, take, eject, expel, deduct, strip, delete, erase, evacuate, (adj) clear; antonyms (v) insert, install, place, consider also 7. take off; synonyms (v) leave, mock, go, remove, ape, copy, depart, fly, imitate, impersonate. tyno 1. hollow; synonyms (adj) blank, concave, empty, false, (n) cavity, hole, cave, depression, (v) excavate, dent; antonyms (adj) convex, (n) solid, hump, 2. tenon; synonyms (n) lug, (v) dovetail. tyrchu burrow; synonyms (n) den, hole, lair, (v) delve, dig, excavate, tunnel, mine, nestle, (adj) gouge. tyrfa 1. host; synonyms (n) crowd, army, flock, horde, mob, legion, troop, emcee, mass, multitude, 2. crowd; synonyms (n) huddle, swarm, collection, crew, press, circle, cluster, assembly, (v) bunch, squeeze; antonym (v) disperse, 3. multitude; synonyms (n) host, throng, concourse, herd, masses, congregation, many, rabble, crush, gang. tyrpant turpentine; synonym (n) turps. tyrpeg turnpike; synonyms (n) pike, road, highway, hayfork, pick, turnstile, tollgate. tyrru 1. crowd; synonyms (n) huddle, swarm, collection, crew, press, circle, cluster, (v) bunch, flock, squeeze; antonym (v) disperse, 2. amass; synonyms (v) accumulate, aggregate, collect, gather, heap, hoard, pile, accrue, compile, save, 3. heap; synonyms (n) stack, accumulation, amass, group, lot, mass, mound, bulk, congeries, (v) bank.
tyst witness; synonyms (n) spectator, testimony, bystander, eyewitness, onlooker, evidence, observer, (v) attest, observe, notice; antonym (n) participant. tysteb testimonial; synonyms (n) recommendation, certificate, evidence, testimony, diploma, warrant, report, account, admission, announcement. tystio 1. witness; synonyms (n) spectator, testimony, bystander, eyewitness, onlooker, evidence, observer, (v) attest, observe, notice; antonym (n) participant, 2. attest; synonyms (v) affirm, assert, certify, verify, assure, argue, authenticate, confirm, demonstrate, endorse, 3. testify; synonyms (v) declare, protest, prove, manifest, express, show, vouch, indicate, aver, tell. tystiolaeth 1. evidence; synonyms (n) confirmation, mark, proof, data, argument, attestation, (v) display, demonstrate, attest, certify, 2. testimony; synonyms (n) declaration, evidence, testimonial, statement, affidavit, affirmation, demonstration, profession, deposition, (v) witness. tystlythyr testimonial; synonyms (n) recommendation, certificate, evidence, testimony, diploma, warrant, report, account, admission, announcement. tystysgrif certificate; synonyms (n) bond, diploma, certification, credential, credentials, document, license, testimonial, warrant, (v) certify. tywallt 1. shed; synonyms (v) cast, discard, drop, moult, scatter, exuviate, molt, (n) hut, shack, cabin, 2. pour; synonyms (v) gush, shed, decant, flow, pelt, stream, discharge, emit, jet, (n) overflow; antonym (v) drizzle, 3. spill; synonyms (v) fall, empty, pour, slop, upset, overrun, flood, disgorge, drain, (n) release. tywalltiad outpouring; synonyms (n) flood, outpour, effusion, flow, outflow, gush, barrage, jet, leakage, outburst. tywarchen 1. turf; synonyms (n) sod, sward, greensward, ground, grass, field, peat, lawn, green, circus, 2. sod; synonyms (n) turf, bugger, meadow. tywod sand; synonyms (n) grit, guts, dust, beach, coast, seaside, backbone, dirt, (v) sandpaper, (adj) powder. tywodfaen sandstone; synonyms (n) brickwork, granite, mineral, stone, stonework, limestone, marble. tywydd weather; synonyms (v) endure, survive, resist, withstand, brave, stand, wear. tywyll 1. dark; synonyms (adj) black, dismal, cheerless, dim, obscure, blind, blue, deep, (n) cloudy, darkness; antonyms (adj) bright, sunny, fair, clear, pale, pallid, sunlit, (n) light, day, 2. abstruse; synonyms (adj) recondite, esoteric, abstract, cryptic, difficult, mysterious, occult, complex, dark, intricate, 3. benighted; synonyms (adj) ignorant,
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Welsh - English belated, illiterate, uneducated, nighted, closed, coloured, depressing, disconsolate, dispiriting, 4. blind; synonyms (adj) sightless, (v) bedazzle, daze, dazzle, (n) screen, curtain, shutter, awning, drape, trick; antonym (adj) sighted, 5. obscure; synonyms (adj) gloomy, ambiguous, concealed, darken, hidden, incomprehensible, muddy, clandestine, (v) hide, blur; antonyms (adj) noticeable, simple, obvious, distinct, mainstream, (v) clarify. tywyllu 1. darken; synonyms (v) cloud, blur, blind, confuse, dim, conceal, fog, overcast, shade, (adj) obscure; antonym (v) brighten, 2. blacken; synonyms (v) black, asperse, bespatter, malign, calumniate, darken, defame, denigrate, libel, stain; antonym (v) whiten, 3. obscure; synonyms (adj) cloudy, dark, gloomy, ambiguous, concealed, hidden, incomprehensible, muddy, mysterious, (v) hide; antonyms (adj) clear, noticeable, simple, obvious, distinct, mainstream, (v) clarify. tywyllwch 1. dark; synonyms (adj) black, dismal, cheerless, dim, obscure, blind, blue, deep, (n) cloudy, darkness; antonyms (adj) bright, sunny, fair, clear, pale, pallid, sunlit, (n) light, day, 2. darkness; synonyms (n) dark, night, shade, shadow, blindness, duskiness, gloom, murk, cloud, cloudiness; antonyms (n) brightness, lightness. tywyn 1. strand; synonyms (n) coast, shore, rope, chain, filament, line, string, (v) beach, maroon, desert, 2. seashore; synonyms (n) seacoast, coastline, shoreline, sand, (adj) marine; antonym (n) interior. tywynnu shine; synonyms (n) sheen, (v) glow, light, burnish, gleam, blaze, flash, glitter, sparkle, excel; antonym (n) dullness. tywys 1. guide; synonyms (n) escort, directory, attendant, control, usher, (v) direct, conduct, govern, drive, channel; antonym (v) follow, 2. lead (arwain, plwm); synonyms (v) head, guide, contribute, chair, conduce, go, bring, convey, give, (n) clue. tywysog prince; synonyms (n) monarch, potentate, duke, sovereign, king, chief, ruler, magnate. tywysogaeth principality; synonyms (n) kingdom, princedom, realm, protectorate, principate, area, nation, satrapy, settlement, state. tywysogaidd princely; synonyms (adj) noble, generous, grand, munificent, lordly, majestic, dignified, luxurious, magnificent, (v) great. tywysoges princess; synonyms (n) empress, queen, czarina, monarch, lady, darling, moppet, mopsey, noble, ruler. tywysydd 1. guide; synonyms (n) escort, directory, attendant, control, usher, (v) direct, conduct, govern, drive, channel; antonym (v) follow, 2. leader; synonyms (n) chief, guide, boss, captain,
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U ubain 1. howl; synonyms (n) bark, shout, yell, (v) bellow, cry, bawl, roar, scream, growl, bay, 2. sob; synonyms (n) moan, lament, groan, (v) whine, wail, weep, snivel, whimper, howl, sigh, 3. moan; synonyms (n) gripe, complaint, grievance, grouse, protest, (v) grumble, bewail, complain, mourn, bleat, 4. wail; synonyms (n) lamentation, plaint, shriek, yelp, (v) ululate, mewl, sob, squall, grieve, blubber. uchaf 1. highest; synonyms (adj) greatest, most, best, chief, foremost, first, extreme, supreme, topmost, utmost; antonym (adj) worst, 2. uppermost; synonyms (adj) top, upmost, highest, upper, maximum. uchafbwynt 1. zenith; synonyms (n) apex, peak, top, acme, climax, height, pinnacle, summit, culmination, vertex; antonyms (n) nadir, base, 2. climax; synonyms (n) orgasm, zenith, meridian, extremity, apogee, finish, finale, maximum, (v) crown, culminate; antonym (v) dip. uchafiaeth 1. ascendancy; synonyms (n) ascendance, control, dominance, supremacy, influence, advantage, authority, domination, dominion, mastery; antonyms (n) inferiority, weakness, 2. supremacy; synonyms (n) superiority, command, predominance, sovereignty, excellence, leadership, power, preponderance, ascendancy, ascendency. uchafion heights; synonyms (n) heaven, high, highschool. uchafrif maximum; synonyms (adj) extreme, maximal, top, greatest, highest, supreme, ultimate, (n) limit, utmost, height; antonyms (adj) least, (n) minimum. uchanianaeth metaphysics; synonyms (n) metaphysic, philosophy, psychology. uchder 1. top (pen); synonyms (adj) maximum, (n) crown, peak, acme, apex, crest, cover, (v) best, cap, exceed; antonyms (adj) worst, (n) bottom, base, nadir, 2. height; synonyms (n) altitude, culmination, pinnacle, top, climax, degree, elevation, eminence, grade, high; antonym (n) shortness, 3. altitude; synonyms (n) height, level, distance, stature, tallness. uchel 1. high; synonyms (adj) eminent, elevated, great, expensive, distinguished, exalted, lofty, tall, heavy, arrogant; antonyms (adj) deep, short, sober, (n) low, 2. lofty; synonyms (adj) high, grand, haughty,
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gallant, majestic, noble, dignified, illustrious, proud, soaring; antonym (adj) lowly. uchelder 1. highness; synonyms (n) height, loftiness, eminence, greatness, size, mightiness, tone, lowness, power, timbre, 2. height; synonyms (n) acme, apex, altitude, crest, culmination, peak, pinnacle, top, climax, degree; antonym (n) shortness. ucheldir highland; synonyms (n) plateau, upland, eminence, table, hill, rise; antonym (n) lowland. uchelfar mistletoe; synonyms (n) misletoe, missel. uchelgais ambition; synonyms (n) aspiration, aim, ambitiousness, dream, drive, goal, hope, objective, purpose, target; antonym (n) apathy. uchelgeisiol ambitious; synonyms (adj) aspiring, difficult, eager, energetic, vaulting, challenging, competitive, desirous, enterprising, grandiose. uchelion heights; synonyms (n) heaven, high, highschool. uchelradd superior; synonyms (adj) senior, dominant, better, exceptional, predominant, elder, great, arrogant, chief, eminent; antonyms (adj) humble, worse, poor, (n) inferior, subordinate, subscript. uchelryw superior; synonyms (adj) senior, dominant, better, exceptional, predominant, elder, great, arrogant, chief, eminent; antonyms (adj) humble, worse, poor, (n) inferior, subordinate, subscript. uchelwr 1. nobleman; synonyms (n) noble, patrician, aristocrat, peer, master, almighty, associate, companion, comrade, creator, 2. gentleman; synonyms (n) man, male, sir, laureate, squireen, gentle, fellow, guy, valet, (adj) gentilhomme; antonym (n) woman. uchelwydd mistletoe; synonyms (n) misletoe, missel. uchgapten major; synonyms (adj) chief, key, large, main, superior, considerable, master, grave, fundamental, great; antonyms (adj) minor, unimportant, lesser, petty, slight. uchod above; synonyms (prep) on, past, surpassing, (adv) over, beyond, aloft, supra, up, (adj) preceding, former; antonym (prep) below. udd lord; synonyms (n) chief, master, noble, sir, seignior, almighty, creator, gentleman, maker, mistress. udfil hyena; synonyms (n) hyaena, hyen, tiger. udiad howl; synonyms (n) bark, shout, yell, (v) bellow, cry, bawl, roar, scream, growl, bay. udo howl; synonyms (n) bark, shout, yell, (v) bellow, cry, bawl, roar, scream, growl, bay. ufel fire; synonyms (n) discharge, ardor, conflagration, explode, fervor, flame, (v) excite, eject, blaze, dismiss; antonym (v) hire.
uffern hell; synonyms (n) blaze, inferno, netherworld, perdition, underworld, anguish, ordeal, trial, pit, limbo; antonym (n) heaven. uffernol 1. infernal; synonyms (adj) devilish, hellish, diabolic, damned, demonic, diabolical, fiendish, satanic, cursed, blasted, 2. hellish; synonyms (adj) infernal, beastly, detestable, unholy, dark, (v) mephistophelian. ufudd 1. obedient; synonyms (adj) docile, compliant, submissive, good, acquiescent, amenable, biddable, conformable, dutiful, meek; antonyms (adj) disobedient, defiant, assertive, 2. humble; synonyms (adj) base, low, lowly, modest, (v) degrade, demean, disgrace, abase, debase, humiliate; antonyms (adj) grand, arrogant, conceited, haughty, imposing, impressive, pompous, snooty. ufuddgar dutiful; synonyms (adj) obedient, duteous, compliant, deferential, devoted, docile, faithful, good, loyal, pious; antonym (adj) disobedient. ufuddhau obey; synonyms (v) follow, comply, mind, heed, listen, keep, fulfill, hear, conform, serve; antonyms (v) disobey, break, defy. ufyll 1. humble; synonyms (adj) base, docile, low, lowly, (v) degrade, demean, disgrace, abase, debase, humiliate; antonyms (adj) grand, arrogant, conceited, haughty, imposing, impressive, pompous, snooty, 2. meek; synonyms (adj) humble, gentle, tame, compliant, mild, modest, quiet, submissive, kind, retiring; antonyms (adj) assertive, bossy. ugain twenty; synonym (adj) twice. ugeinfed twentieth; synonym (adj) vigesimal. ulw 1. ashes; synonyms (n) dust, cinder, cinders, remains, clay, embers, body, cadaver, clinker, corpse, 2. powder; synonyms (n) gunpowder, explosive, (v) grind, crush, pound, pulverise, pulverize, sprinkle, bespangle, 3. utterly; synonyms (adv) absolutely, completely, perfectly, altogether, entirely, totally, dead, extremely, fully, wholly; antonym (adv) partially. un 1. one; synonyms (pron) any, man, (n) anybody, single, somebody, (adj) certain, individual, lone, only, (adv) once, 2. only; synonyms (adv) alone, but, exclusively, just, merely, barely, entirely, simply, (adj) exclusive, one, 3. any; synonyms (adj) all, either, whichever, every, several, some, few, ony, (n) aught, (pron) who, 4. same; synonyms (adj) alike, identical, corresponding, equal, like, equivalent, similar, uniform, even, consistent; antonym (adj) different. unawd solo; synonyms (adj) single, sole, solitary, lone, (adv) alone, only, unaccompanied. unawdwr soloist; synonyms (n) singer, songster, vocalist.
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uned unit; synonyms (n) troop, element, group,
autocracy, dictatorship, tyranny, monocracy, oppression, authoritarianism, cruelty, (adj) violence, antinomy; antonym (n) democracy, 2. supremacy; synonyms (n) control, domination, superiority, authority, command, dominion, mastery, predominance, sovereignty, excellence; antonyms (n) inferiority, weakness. unben autocrat; synonyms (n) despot, dictator, monarch, tyrant, authoritarian, oppressor, sovereign. unbenaethol despotic; synonyms (adj) autocratic, arbitrary, dictatorial, tyrannical, authoritarian, absolute, imperious, oppressive, autocratical, domineering; antonyms (adj) democratic, liberal. unbennaeth 1. autocracy; synonyms (n) absolutism, dictatorship, despotism, tyranny, autarchy, autonomy, oppression; antonym (n) democracy, 2. despotism; synonyms (n) autocracy, monocracy, authoritarianism, cruelty, domination, totalitarianism, (adj) violence, antinomy, 3. sovereignty; synonyms (n) kingdom, reign, empire, dominion, independence, power, realm, rule, majesty, monarchy. undeb 1. unity; synonyms (n) union, agreement, concord, harmony, oneness, unison, completeness, integrity, consistency, identity; antonyms (n) discord, separation, 2. union; synonyms (n) coalition, connection, junction, association, combination, league, merger, alliance, coalescence, confederacy; antonym (n) divergence. undebol 1. united; synonyms (adj) joined, joint, combined, cooperative, connected, allied, mutual, concerted, mixed, common; antonyms (adj) individual, separate, divided, 2. union; synonyms (n) coalition, connection, junction, association, combination, league, merger, alliance, coalescence, confederacy; antonyms (n) separation, divergence. undod 1. unity; synonyms (n) union, agreement, concord, harmony, oneness, unison, completeness, integrity, consistency, identity; antonyms (n) discord, separation, 2. unit; synonyms (n) troop, element, group, squad, aggregate, cell, team, detachment, member, (adj) one. Undodaidd unitarian; synonyms (n) deist, theist, latitudinarian, monotheist, unipersonalist. Undodwr unitarian; synonyms (n) deist, theist, latitudinarian, monotheist, unipersonalist. undonedd monotony; synonyms (n) boredom, tedium, dullness, evenness, sameness, dreariness, tediousness; antonyms (n) excitement, variety. undonog monotonous; synonyms (adj) humdrum, dull, dry, flat, boring, dreary, even, insipid, monotone, (v) uninteresting; antonyms (adj) interesting, exciting, varied.
squad, aggregate, cell, team, detachment, member, (adj) one. unedig united; synonyms (adj) joined, joint, combined, cooperative, connected, allied, mutual, concerted, mixed, common; antonyms (adj) individual, separate, divided. unedol unitary; synonyms (adj) single, one, sole, solitary, united, only, ane, complete, individual, matchless. unfarn unanimous; synonyms (adj) solid, consentaneous, consentient, firm, strong, collective, common, compact, complete, cubic. unffurf uniform; synonyms (adj) regular, even, constant, steady, equal, consistent, same, equable, homogenous, invariable; antonyms (adj) varied, assorted, inconsistent, unequal. unffurfiaeth uniformity; synonyms (n) consistency, constancy, evenness, sameness, equality, monotony, regularity, similarity, order, identity; antonym (n) difference. unfrydedd unanimity; synonyms (n) accord, concord, harmony, agreement, consensus, unity, union, unison. uniawn 1. just; synonyms (adv) exactly, (adj) fair, right, correct, equitable, accurate, honest, impartial, barely, fit; antonyms (adj) unfair, biased, wrong, 2. right (iawn); synonyms (adj) appropriate, due, just, proper, decent, good, even, perfect, exact, (n) privilege; antonyms (adj) inappropriate, unjustified, immoral, incorrect, (n) left, 3. straight; synonyms (adv) level, directly, frankly, (adj) erect, flat, upright, perpendicular, immediate, consecutive, (v) direct; antonyms (adv) indirectly, (adj) curly, curved, diluted, winding, zigzag, askew, bent, curvy, knotted, 4. upright; synonyms (adj) straight, vertical, righteous, honorable, plumb, true, virtuous, pure, clean, (n) column; antonyms (adv) horizontally, (adj) disreputable, prone, upturned, degenerate, hanging, unwholesome. unig 1. lonely; synonyms (adj) deserted, desolate, lone, dreary, forsaken, solitary, desert, forlorn, (n) alone, isolated; antonym (adj) sociable, 2. only; synonyms (adv) but, exclusively, just, merely, barely, entirely, simply, (adj) exclusive, individual, one, 3. alone; synonyms (adj) lonely, lonesome, all, unequalled, friendless, (adv) only, solely, apart, individually, separately; antonym (adv) together, 4. sole; synonyms (adj) single, singular, particular, separate, (n) bottom, base, flounder, shoe, foot, (v) resole. unigedd 1. loneliness; synonyms (n) desolation, solitude, aloneness, isolation, lonesomeness, solitariness, bleakness, forlornness, 2. solitude; synonyms (n) loneliness, privacy, seclusion,
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retirement, retreat, desert, waste, purdah, secrecy; antonym (n) company. unigol 1. individual; synonyms (adj) distinct, particular, single, different, alone, certain, characteristic, distinctive, (n) human, creature; antonyms (adj) joint, combined, common, communal, general, vague, (n) collective, 2. singular; synonyms (adj) extraordinary, individual, odd, exceptional, peculiar, phenomenal, quaint, queer, rare, separate; antonym (n) plural. unigoliaeth individuality; synonyms (n) character, individualism, personality, identity, originality, peculiarity, selfhood, disposition, ego, independence; antonym (n) commonness. unigolrwydd individuality; synonyms (n) character, individualism, personality, identity, originality, peculiarity, selfhood, disposition, ego, independence; antonym (n) commonness. unigolydd individualist; synonyms (adj) individualistic, egocentric, (n) maverick, nonconformist, radical, rebel, dissenter, eccentric, atheist, nonbeliever; antonym (n) conformist. unigolyn individual; synonyms (adj) distinct, particular, single, different, alone, certain, characteristic, distinctive, (n) human, creature; antonyms (adj) joint, combined, common, communal, general, vague, (n) collective. unigrwydd 1. loneliness; synonyms (n) desolation, solitude, aloneness, isolation, lonesomeness, solitariness, bleakness, forlornness, 2. solitude; synonyms (n) loneliness, privacy, seclusion, retirement, retreat, desert, waste, purdah, secrecy; antonym (n) company. union 1. direct; synonyms (adj) straight, (v) aim, channel, conduct, address, charge, control, dictate, head, (n) command; antonyms (adj) indirect, roundabout, circuitous, oblique, second-hand, sideways, unplanned, (v) request, 2. straight; synonyms (adv) level, right, (adj) erect, honest, even, flat, upright, fair, correct, (v) direct; antonyms (adv) indirectly, (adj) curly, curved, diluted, winding, zigzag, askew, bent, curvy, knotted, 3. just; synonyms (adv) exactly, hardly, newly, (adj) equitable, accurate, impartial, barely, fit, good, reasonable; antonyms (adj) unfair, biased, wrong, 4. exact; synonyms (adj) detailed, precise, actual, authentic, careful, (v) close, demand, require, claim, ask; antonyms (adj) inaccurate, imprecise, vague, approximate, inexact. uniondeb 1. rectitude; synonyms (n) probity, justice, honesty, integrity, veracity, uprightness, virtue, morality, (adj) equity, fidelity, 2. straightness; synonyms (n) directness, immediateness, straightforwardness, heterosexualism, heterosexuality, rectitude, rightness.
unioni 1. adjust; synonyms (v) temper, accommodate, adapt, align, acclimatize, balance, fit, fix, reconcile, 2. right (iawn); synonyms (adj) correct, appropriate, due, just, proper, decent, good, even, perfect, (n) privilege; antonyms (adj) inappropriate, unjustified, immoral, incorrect, (n) left, (v) wrong, 3. rectify; synonyms (v) amend, improve, better, adjust, refine, reform, mend, emend, chasten, redress, 4. straighten; synonyms (v) tidy, unbend, neaten, extend, stretch, unwind, right, straight, disentangle, comb; antonyms (v) bend, deform, consider also 5. make for; synonyms (v) bring, go, make, act, add, attack, bestow, bet, contribute, convey. unionsyth 1. direct; synonyms (adj) straight, (v) aim, channel, conduct, address, charge, control, dictate, head, (n) command; antonyms (adj) indirect, roundabout, circuitous, oblique, second-hand, sideways, unplanned, (v) request, 2. erect; synonyms (v) build, elevate, raise, construct, rear, assemble, lift, create, (adj) upright, vertical; antonym (adj) horizontal, 3. straight; synonyms (adv) level, right, directly, (adj) erect, honest, even, flat, fair, correct, (v) direct; antonyms (adv) indirectly, (adj) curly, curved, diluted, winding, zigzag, askew, bent, curvy, knotted. uno 1. join; synonyms (v) connect, unite, associate, combine, link, graft, assemble, affiliate, attach, meet; antonyms (v) detach, secede, separate, split, undo, 2. amalgamate; synonyms (v) incorporate, blend, mix, alloy, compound, fuse, intermingle, intermix, merge, mingle, 3. affiliate; synonyms (n) member, chapter, (v) ally, adopt, assort, band, consort, join, 4. unite; synonyms (v) coalesce, amalgamate, tie, unify, converge, couple, agree, conjoin, league, annex; antonym (v) divide. unodl united; synonyms (adj) joined, joint, combined, cooperative, connected, allied, mutual, concerted, mixed, common; antonyms (adj) individual, separate, divided. unol united; synonyms (adj) joined, joint, combined, cooperative, connected, allied, mutual, concerted, mixed, common; antonyms (adj) individual, separate, divided. unoli unify; synonyms (v) combine, integrate, amalgamate, consolidate, merge, blend, join, unite, wed, coalesce. unoliaeth 1. identity; synonyms (n) identicalness, unity, individuality, personality, sameness, character, equality, person, similarity, equivalence, 2. unity; synonyms (n) union, agreement, concord, harmony, oneness, unison, completeness, integrity, consistency, identity; antonyms (n) discord, separation, 3. oneness; synonym (n) one. unplyg 1. folio; synonyms (n) leaf, page, number, sheet, octavo, quarto, book, foliage, pagination, (adj) dress,
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dignified, magnificent, glorious, elevated, generous, impressive, patrician, famous, (n) excellent, aristocrat; antonyms (adj) lower-class, selfish, shameful, humble, dishonorable, lowly. urddiad ordination; synonyms (n) appointment, order, ordinance, induction, installation, ordering, preferment, translation, classification, writ. urddo ordain; synonyms (v) decree, command, enact, appoint, dictate, consecrate, institute, (n) order, direct, (adj) establish. us chaff; synonyms (n) banter, husk, (v) tease, jest, ridicule, badinage, joke, jolly, kid, mock. ust hush; synonyms (n) quiet, still, lull, peace, (v) calm, soothe, gag, allay, (adj) silence, appease; antonym (n) noise. ustus 1. justice; synonyms (n) equity, fairness, impartiality, integrity, judge, right, judicature, jurist, (adj) honesty, just; antonyms (n) injustice, unfairness, 2. magistrate; synonyms (n) justice, official, provost, archon, chancellor, officer, assignee, court, ephor, evaluator. usuriaeth usury; synonyms (v) usance, accustom, application, custom, employ, employment, etc, habit, habituate, interest. usuriwr usurer; synonyms (n) moneylender, banker, cambist, financier, (adj) extortioner, churl, codger, crib, curmudgeon, harpagon. utgorn trumpet; synonyms (n) cornet, horn, bugle, clarion, trump, (v) announce, proclaim, promulgate, blare, boast. uthr 1. wonderful; synonyms (adj) extraordinary, marvelous, astonishing, excellent, remarkable, phenomenal, amazing, fantastic, grand, great; antonyms (adj) awful, terrible, unpleasant, dreadful, 2. terrible; synonyms (adj) atrocious, horrible, horrid, monstrous, abominable, appalling, dire, fearful, frightful, ghastly; antonyms (adj) wonderful, lovely, pleasant. uwch 1. above; synonyms (prep) on, past, surpassing, (adv) over, beyond, aloft, supra, up, (adj) preceding, former; antonym (prep) below, 2. over; synonyms (adv) across, more, by, (prep) above, during, (n) overs, (adj) finished, done, extra, odd. uwchlaw above; synonyms (prep) on, past, surpassing, (adv) over, beyond, aloft, supra, up, (adj) preceding, former; antonym (prep) below. uwchradd superior; synonyms (adj) senior, dominant, better, exceptional, predominant, elder, great, arrogant, chief, eminent; antonyms (adj) humble, worse, poor, (n) inferior, subordinate, subscript. uwchraddol superior; synonyms (adj) senior, dominant, better, exceptional, predominant, elder, great, arrogant, chief, eminent; antonyms (adj) humble, worse, poor, (n) inferior, subordinate, subscript.
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uwd porridge; synonyms (n) gruel, broth, (v) oatmeal, chowder, chupatty, clam, compote, damper, fish, frumenty.
W waldio 1. beat; synonyms (v) batter, flap, pulsate, throb, tick, trounce, (n) pulse, thump, knock, round; antonym (v) lose, 2. wallop; synonyms (n) bang, hit, bash, blow, strike, (v) punch, whack, beat, clout, thrash. wdwart forester; synonyms (n) woodman, arboriculturist, foot, foster, walker, hunter, pedestrian, sportsman, woodcutter. wedi 1. after; synonyms (prep) following, (adv) later, beyond, next, subsequently, then, when, afterward, (adj) back, posterior, 2. afterwards; synonym (adv) after. wedyn 1. after; synonyms (prep) following, (adv) later, beyond, next, subsequently, then, when, afterward, (adj) back, posterior, 2. afterwards; synonym (adv) after, 3. then; synonyms (adv) so, accordingly, again, consequently, (conj) therefore. weithiau sometimes; synonyms (adv) occasionally, once, formerly, sometime, seldom, periodically, offand-on, (n) exemplar, meantime, meanwhile. wel well (ffynnon, iach); synonyms (adv) right, easily, thoroughly, considerably, fully, good, (adj) healthy, fit, shaft, (n) fountain; antonyms (adv) ill, badly, poorly, (adj) sick, unwell, dying, nauseous. wele behold; synonyms (v) see, view, contemplate, look, observe, perceive, regard, consider, descry, discern. wfftio 1. flout; synonyms (v) defy, gibe, jest, scoff, scorn, disregard, mock, (n) deride, jeer, taunt; antonym (v) obey, 2. scout; synonyms (n) guide, lookout, spy, pathfinder, picket, patrol, detective, (v) explore, reconnoiter, reconnoitre. whilber 1. wheelbarrow; synonyms (n) barrow, cart, barrowful, tumulus, 2. barrow; synonyms (n) wheelbarrow, swine, cromlech, hog, tope, porker, (adj) hillock, hummock, knoll, mole. wincio wink; synonyms (n) flash, instant, twinkling, jiffy, (v) twinkle, blink, sparkle, flicker, nictate, nictitate. wmbredd abundance; synonyms (n) wealth, amplitude, exuberance, plenitude, profusion, richness, store, treasure, (adj) plenty, riches; antonyms (n) dearth, scarcity, aridity, insufficiency, lack, shortage. wrth 1. at; synonyms (prep) in, a, (n) astatine, (adv) on, along, (prf) all, (adj) entertainment, levee, party, reception, 2. by; synonyms (prep) beside, at, of,
about, (adv) aside, away, past, through, apart, (adv, prep) alongside, 3. with (gyda); synonyms (prep) by, for, among, plus, (adj) including, (n) withe, 4. to; synonyms (prep) before, against, into, near, toward, towards, until, unto, (adv) versus, (v) till. wtres 1. carousal; synonyms (n) carouse, feast, binge, party, banquet, bender, debauchery, entertainment, (v) revel, (adj) debauch, 2. prodigality; synonyms (n) dissipation, extravagance, lavishness, waste, exuberance, excess, extravagancy, profligacy, 3. luxury; synonyms (adj) delicacy, luxurious, deluxe, gratification, indulgence, (n) comfort, luxuriousness, elegance, luxe, opulence; antonyms (n) essential, paucity. wy egg; synonyms (n) ball, rudiment, eggs, nut, testicle, testis, ballock, bollock, stock, bud. wybr sky; synonyms (n) air, heaven, atmosphere, heavens, space, (v) fling, flip, pitch, agitate, alternate. wybren sky; synonyms (n) air, heaven, atmosphere, heavens, space, (v) fling, flip, pitch, agitate, alternate. wybrennol 1. firmamental; synonym (adj) celestial, 2. celestial; synonyms (adj) heavenly, divine, ethereal, supernal, angelic, holy, sacred, astronomical. wybrol aerial; synonyms (adj) airy, aery, ethereal, unreal, insubstantial, aeriform, (n) antenna. wylo 1. cry; synonyms (n) shout, bark, scream, yell, clamor, roar, (v) call, bellow, shriek, weep; antonyms (v) laugh, whisper, 2. weep; synonyms (v) cry, wail, bawl, blubber, lament, sob, drip, greet, howl, moan, 3. blubber; synonyms (n) fat, grease, suet, (v) snivel, whimper, snuffle, (adj) blubbery. wylofain 1. weep; synonyms (v) cry, wail, bawl, blubber, lament, sob, drip, greet, howl, moan; antonym (v) laugh, 2. wail; synonyms (n) scream, complaint, lamentation, plaint, (v) ululate, bellow, bewail, mewl, roar, weep, 3. wailing; synonyms (v) moaning, (adj) lamenting, weeping, crying, howling, wailful, (n) bawling. wylofus 1. wailing; synonyms (v) lamentation, lament, moaning, (adj) lamenting, weeping, crying, howling, wailful, (n) bawling, 2. doleful; synonyms (adj) dismal, mournful, sad, sorrowful, disconsolate, dolorous, melancholy, miserable, piteous, (v) dolesome; antonym (adj) cheerful, 3. tearful; synonyms (adj) lachrymose, maudlin, teary, watery, dolourous. wyneb face; synonyms (n) look, aspect, countenance, expression, side, top, exterior, appearance, (v) confront, (adj) front; antonyms (v) avoid, back. wynebgaled 1. barefaced; synonyms (adj) brazen, audacious, bald, blatant, bold, brassy, insolent, open, impudent, shameless, 2. impudent; synonyms (adj) forward, disrespectful, impertinent,
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Welsh - English barefaced, daring, brash, cheeky, fresh, saucy, cool; antonym (adj) respectful. wynebgaledwch impudence; synonyms (n) boldness, brass, cheek, gall, audacity, impertinence, assurance, cheekiness, effrontery, face; antonyms (n) respect, cowardice. wyneblun frontispiece; synonyms (n) facade, front, heading, facia, face, groundwork, endpapers, proscenium. wynepryd 1. face; synonyms (n) look, aspect, countenance, expression, side, top, exterior, appearance, (v) confront, (adj) front; antonyms (v) avoid, back, 2. countenance; synonyms (n) face, sanction, brow, complexion, (v) allow, support, favor, tolerate, uphold, aid. wysg track; synonyms (n) course, path, line, (v) trace, trail, hunt, tail, chase, pursue, dog. wystn stump; synonyms (n) stub, end, (v) confuse, baffle, bewilder, mystify, nonplus, perplex, puzzle, stamp. wyth eight; synonyms (n) eighter, eleven, ace, jack, king, knave, nine, octad, octet, (adj) octave. wythawd octave; synonyms (n) tetrachord, (adj) eight. wythban octet; synonyms (n) octette, eight, eighter, eightsome, octad, octonary, octuor, ogdoad. wythblyg 1. eightfold; synonym (adj) octuple, 2. octavo; synonyms (n) eightvo, folio, book, quarto. wythnos week; synonyms (n) hebdomad, day, hour, minute, second, year, sennight, sevennight, time, workweek. wythnosol weekly; synonyms (adv) hebdomadally, (n) magazine, journal, newspaper, periodical, (v) quotidian, tertian. wythongl octagon; synonyms (n) heptagon, hexagon, oxygon, pentagon, polygon.
Ŵ ŵy egg (wy); synonyms (n) ball, rudiment, eggs, nut, testicle, testis, ballock, bollock, stock, bud.
Y y the; synonyms (n) queenliness, stateliness, (v) thee. ych ox; synonyms (n) cattle, kine, capon, stot, oaf, (adj) strapping. ychwaith 1. either; synonyms (det) any, (conj) other, 2. neither; synonym (conj) nother. ychwaneg more; synonyms (adv) also, further,
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besides, beyond, (adj) additional, better, extra,
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yfwr drinker; synonyms (n) drunk, imbiber, toper, potator, juicer, reamer. yma here; synonyms (adv) hither, in, about, arrived, available, indoors, (n) hair, (adj) present, there, (pron) her; antonym (adv) out. ymadawedig 1. departed; synonyms (adj) dead, gone, bygone, bypast, defunct, extinct, former, late, (n) deceased, decedent, 2. deceased; synonyms (adj) asleep, lifeless, (n) departed, cadaver; antonyms (adj) alive, living. ymadawiad 1. decease; synonyms (n) death, demise, departure, expiration, passing, (v) die, go, exit, expire, pass; antonym (n) birth, 2. departure; synonyms (n) leave, depart, deviation, divergence, parting, aberration, digression, going, leaving, (v) decease; antonyms (n) arrival, appearance. ymadawol 1. farewell; synonyms (n) adieu, leave, valediction, goodbye, parting, departure, separation, 2. valedictory; synonyms (adj) farewell, apopemptic, final, departing, last, terminal, (n) speech. ymadferth 1. effort; synonyms (n) attempt, exertion, application, drive, endeavor, struggle, trial, trouble, try, diligence, 2. exertion; synonyms (n) effort, exercise, essay, labor, pull, strain, toil, employment, endeavour, energy. ymadrodd 1. expression; synonyms (n) diction, phrase, voice, appearance, aspect, declaration, demonstration, manifestation, articulation, express; antonym (n) repression, 2. saying; synonyms (v) proverb, (n) maxim, axiom, adage, saw, aphorism, byword, dictum, expression, idiom, 3. speech; synonyms (n) address, delivery, lecture, conversation, discourse, language, sermon, communication, (v) say, saying. ymadroddi 1. discourse; synonyms (n) address, converse, lecture, sermon, talk, colloquy, conversation, harangue, discussion, (v) chat, 2. speak; synonyms (v) express, pronounce, articulate, deliver, say, utter, discourse, recite, emit, mouth. ymadroddus eloquent; synonyms (adj) articulate, glib, expressive, fluent, meaningful, persuasive, significant, graphic, vivid; antonyms (adj) inarticulate, tongue-tied. ymadroddwr speaker; synonyms (n) loudspeaker, narrator, orator, president, spokesman, conversationalist, chairman, talker, utterer, principal. ymaelodi join; synonyms (v) connect, unite, associate, combine, link, graft, assemble, affiliate, attach, meet; antonyms (v) detach, secede, separate, split, undo. ymagor 1. open (agor, ar agor); synonyms (adj) frank, obvious, artless, exposed, free, honest, bare, (v) expand, (n) candid, clear; antonyms (adj)
devious, secretive, concealed, furtive, hidden, limited, repressive, (v) shut, end, (tr v) close, 2. expand; synonyms (v) amplify, enlarge, balloon, broaden, develop, distend, aggrandize, augment, extend, (adj) dilate; antonyms (v) contract, shorten, abbreviate, decrease, deflate, reduce, shrink, summarize, narrow, 3. unfold; synonyms (v) explain, open, spread, display, reveal, stretch, evolve, show, splay, (adj) expound; antonym (v) fold. ymaith 1. hence; synonyms (adv) accordingly, consequently, therefore, away, because, for, then, thus, so, thence, 2. away; synonyms (adv) apart, absent, aside, aloof, by, forth, (adj) abroad, distant, (int) out, off. ymannerch greet; synonyms (v) accost, address, acknowledge, cry, hail, salute, welcome, bid, meet, (n) receive. ymarfer 1. practice; synonyms (n) exercise, fashion, convention, discipline, experience, habit, form, (v) custom, drill, use; antonym (n) performance, 2. accustom; synonyms (v) familiarize, acquaint, adjust, habituate, season, teach, acclimate, adapt, assimilate, train, 3. exercise; synonyms (n) practice, employment, application, play, movement, action, (v) apply, employ, exert, educate. ymarferiad 1. exercise; synonyms (n) practice, employment, application, discipline, play, (v) drill, apply, employ, use, exert, 2. practice; synonyms (n) exercise, fashion, convention, experience, habit, form, observance, performance, (v) custom, act. ymaros 1. endure; synonyms (v) bear, stand, suffer, accept, undergo, allow, (n) abide, be, (adj) continue, support; antonyms (v) succumb, perish, 2. patience; synonyms (n) endurance, forbearance, fortitude, longanimity, equanimity, resignation, tolerance, restraint, (v) moderation, calmness; antonym (n) impatience. ymarwar 1. discussion; synonyms (n) argument, conference, conversation, debate, discourse, controversy, consultation, dialogue, consideration, dispute, 2. discuss; synonyms (v) argue, agitate, consult, deliberate, canvass, mention, moot, negotiate, reason, converse, 3. conversation; synonyms (n) chat, talk, colloquy, communication, discussion, language, speech, talking, palaver, chitchat. ymarweddiad 1. conduct; synonyms (n) behavior, administration, manage, (v) act, bring, direct, administer, carriage, acquit, bearing, 2. behavior; synonyms (n) behaviour, conduct, demeanor, deportment, manner, character, action, ways, guise, (v) behave.
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Welsh - English ymarweddu behave; synonyms (v) act, conduct, bear, acquit, deal, deport, operate, perform, walk, (n) exercise; antonym (v) misbehave. ymatal 1. abstain; synonyms (v) refrain, desist, avoid, forbear, cease, decline, eschew, withhold, fast; antonym (v) consume, 2. forbear; synonyms (v) abstain, help, relinquish, (n) forebear, 3. refrain; synonyms (v) curb, resist, spare, stop, (n) chorus, hold, repetend, chimes, echo, melody. ymataliad 1. abstention; synonyms (n) abstinence, avoidance, renunciation, nonparticipation, celibacy, abstaining, cleansing, refraining, starvation, 2. abstinence; synonyms (n) abstemiousness, abstention, forbearance, temperance, chastity, sobriety, soberness, fast; antonym (n) indulgence. ymateb 1. answer (ateb); synonyms (n) reply, respond, retort, return, solution, (v) counter, resolve, serve, acknowledge, agree; antonyms (v) question, ask, 2. correspond; synonyms (v) accord, coincide, conform, suit, consort, answer, check, concur, fit, harmonize; antonyms (v) differ, disagree, 3. respond; synonyms (v) rejoin, echo, react, say, (adj) correspond, tally, (n) response; antonym (v) ignore. ymbalfalu grope; synonyms (v) feel, finger, fumble, touch, grabble, search, handle, paw, scrabble. ymbesgi batten; synonyms (n) plank, bar, batting, (v) fasten, fix, flourish, thrive, assure, flower, prosper. ymbil 1. entreaty; synonyms (n) appeal, petition, plea, prayer, request, suit, supplication, demand, desire, invocation, 2. supplication; synonyms (n) entreaty, orison, rogation, solicitation, imploration, obtestation, importunity, communion, litany, (v) invitation. ymborth 1. board; synonyms (n) council, bench, meal, panel, table, office, sign, commission, committee, court; antonym (v) disembark, 2. aliment; synonyms (n) food, nutriment, sustenance, alimentation, diet, maintenance, meat, nourishment, nutrition, (v) nourish, 3. food (bwyd); synonyms (n) board, edible, fare, aliment, dish, eating, fodder, nurture, pabulum, victual, 4. sustenance; synonyms (n) support, living, subsistence, livelihood, provisions, sustentation, bread, help, keep, sustainment. ymborthi feed; synonyms (v) eat, dine, nurture, browse, board, diet, encourage, nourish, (n) aliment, food; antonym (v) starve. ymbriodi 1. marry (priodi); synonyms (v) join, link, conjoin, splice, tie, unite, wive, couple, (n) espouse, wed; antonym (v) divorce, 2. intermarry; synonyms (v) confound, confuse, contaminate, mingle, intermix, mix. ymbwyllo 1. pause; synonyms (n) break, intermission, interruption, rest, gap, (v) halt,
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adjournment, delay, hesitate, (adj) discontinue; antonyms (n) decisiveness, (v) continue, 2. reflect; synonyms (v) deliberate, ponder, cogitate, consider, contemplate, meditate, muse, mirror, mull, think. ymchweliad 1. return; synonyms (n) yield, pay, recompense, refund, restitution, proceeds, (v) recur, reimburse, render, repay; antonyms (n) departure, abolition, confiscation, recovery, (v) keep, 2. reversion; synonyms (n) atavism, relapse, reverse, lapse, regress, regression, return, reversal, inheritance, inversion. ymchwelyd 1. return; synonyms (n) yield, pay, recompense, refund, restitution, proceeds, (v) recur, reimburse, render, repay; antonyms (n) departure, abolition, confiscation, recovery, (v) keep, 2. turn (troi); synonyms (v) revolve, (n) bend, curve, roll, coil, go, twist, bout, change, round, 3. overturn; synonyms (v) overthrow, capsize, upset, overset, annul, destroy, overrule, reverse, subvert, topple; antonym (v) validate. ymchwil 1. research; synonyms (n) exploration, inquiry, search, examination, investigation, hunt, inquisition, (v) check, explore, examine, 2. search; synonyms (n) pursuit, inquire, inspection, study, hunting, (v) grope, ransack, rummage, pry, forage, 3. quest; synonyms (n) chase, expedition, inquest, research, voyage, pursuance, (v) probe, demand, ask, request. ymchwiliad investigation; synonyms (n) examination, research, analysis, inquest, inquiry, inspection, scrutiny, check, review, search. ymchwydd 1. swelling; synonyms (n) growth, intumescence, lump, protuberance, swell, bulge, projection, prominence, (v) inflated, (adj) growing, 2. surge; synonyms (n) wave, (v) billow, flood, rise, rush, stream, flow, gush, heave, jet. ymchwyddo 1. swell; synonyms (v) surge, enlarge, expand, heave, increase, rise, puff, bloat, grow, (adj) dandy; antonyms (v) decrease, deflate, desiccate, 2. surge; synonyms (n) wave, burst, (v) billow, flood, rush, stream, flow, gush, jet, swell. ymdaith 1. journey; synonyms (n) jaunt, excursion, expedition, passage, trip, way, (v) go, travel, cruise, fare, 2. march (Mawrth); synonyms (n) walk, hike, parade, demonstration, ramble, trek, course, (v) journey, tramp, advance. ymddadlau 1. contend; synonyms (v) assert, compete, wrestle, conflict, argue, combat, war, clash, altercate, (n) allege, 2. dispute; synonyms (n) brawl, quarrel, debate, wrangle, difference, question, (v) contest, controversy, discuss, fight; antonyms (n) agreement, (v) agree. ymddarostwng submit; synonyms (v) comply, obey, acquiesce, present, resign, accede, bend, convey, defer, deliver; antonyms (v) withdraw, resist.
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ymddarostyngiad 1. humiliation; synonyms (n)
ymddiheuriad apology; synonyms (n) excuse, plea,
abasement, degradation, disgrace, chagrin, abjection, shame, comedown, discredit, dishonor, embarrassment; antonym (n) honor, 2. submission; synonyms (n) compliance, obedience, acquiescence, bid, deference, offer, surrender, entry, presentation, (adj) resignation. ymddatod dissolve; synonyms (v) disappear, disperse, dissipate, disband, evaporate, fade, fuse, melt, resolve, vanish; antonyms (v) appear, harden, solidify. ymddatodiad dissolution; synonyms (n) decay, breakup, decomposition, abolition, cancellation, analysis, dismissal, annulment, death, dissipation. ymddeol 1. abdicate; synonyms (v) abandon, renounce, cede, desert, forgo, forsake, quit, relinquish, resign, yield, 2. retired; synonyms (v) covert, (adj) private, obscure, emeritus, secluded, secret, sequestered, solitary, lonely, withdrawn, 3. resign; synonyms (v) abdicate, leave, drop, deliver, surrender, forego, submit, reconcile, release, commit, 4. retire; synonyms (v) recede, retreat, withdraw, ebb, adjourn, depart, go, remove, return, secede. ymddeoliad resignation; synonyms (n) capitulation, endurance, patience, renunciation, surrender, acquiescence, submission, compliance, cession, quit. ymddibyniad dependence; synonyms (n) belief, confidence, reliance, addiction, dependance, dependency, faith, credence, hope, (adj) contingency; antonyms (n) independence, selfgovernment, self-sufficiency. ymddibynnu depend; synonyms (v) dangle, hang, count, rely, calculate, confide, reckon, stay, suspend, attend. ymddiddan 1. converse; synonyms (n) conversation, colloquy, argue, (v) chat, discourse, confer, chatter, (adj) contrary, opposite, counter; antonyms (n) equal, same, 2. conversation; synonyms (n) conference, talk, communication, discussion, language, speech, talking, palaver, debate, chitchat, 3. talk; synonyms (v) gossip, converse, lecture, address, articulate, prattle, speak, prate, rap, (n) dialogue. ymddigrifo delight; synonyms (n) joy, amusement, pleasure, rejoicing, bliss, (v) charm, amuse, please, ravish, captivate; antonyms (n) sorrow, misery, (v) depress, displease. ymddihatru 1. divest; synonyms (v) bereave, deprive, dispossess, dismantle, denude, despoil, disrobe, strip, devest, free; antonym (v) invest, 2. undress; synonyms (v) unclothe, discase, divest, doff, unrobe, uncase, (n) dishabille, disarray; antonym (v) dress.
amends, defense, justification, regret, reason, alibi, explanation, vindication. ymddiheuro apologize; synonyms (v) apologise, regret, justify, repent, (n) excuse, extenuate, palliate, gloze, slur, varnish. ymddiosg 1. strip; synonyms (n) band, slip, (v) deprive, despoil, divest, peel, plunder, rifle, denude, ransack; antonyms (v) dress, decorate, 2. undress; synonyms (v) disrobe, strip, unclothe, discase, doff, unrobe, uncase, (n) dishabille, disarray. ymddiried 1. trust; synonyms (n) charge, confidence, credit, faith, reliance, rely, assurance, belief, (v) believe, hope; antonyms (v) distrust, doubt, disbelieve, mistrust, 2. confidence; synonyms (n) trust, certainty, certitude, conviction, credence, expectation, intimacy, nerve, security, sureness; antonyms (n) insecurity, uncertainty, nervousness, anxiety, diffidence, fear, timidity. ymddiriedolaeth 1. trust; synonyms (n) charge, confidence, credit, faith, reliance, rely, assurance, belief, (v) believe, hope; antonyms (v) distrust, doubt, disbelieve, mistrust, 2. confidence; synonyms (n) trust, certainty, certitude, conviction, credence, expectation, intimacy, nerve, security, sureness; antonyms (n) insecurity, uncertainty, nervousness, anxiety, diffidence, fear, timidity. ymddiriedolwr trustee; synonyms (n) fiduciary, guardian, regent, consignee, keeper, steward, custodian, questor, receiver. ymddiswyddiad resignation; synonyms (n) capitulation, endurance, patience, renunciation, surrender, acquiescence, submission, compliance, cession, quit. ymddiswyddo resign; synonyms (v) abdicate, renounce, cede, quit, relinquish, abandon, leave, drop, deliver, forgo. ymddwyn 1. act; synonyms (n) accomplishment, action, move, play, statute, (v) achievement, behave, deed, go, perform; antonym (v) refrain, 2. behave; synonyms (v) act, conduct, bear, acquit, deal, deport, operate, walk, carry, (n) exercise; antonym (v) misbehave. ymddygiad 1. conduct; synonyms (n) behavior, administration, manage, (v) act, bring, direct, administer, carriage, acquit, bearing, 2. behavior; synonyms (n) behaviour, conduct, demeanor, deportment, manner, character, action, ways, guise, (v) behave. ymddyrchafu 1. rise; synonyms (n) elevation, lift, ascent, (v) climb, mount, ascend, increase, heave, arise, jump; antonyms (n) reduction, (v) fall, decrease, drop, sink, descend, plummet, retire, 2. ascend; synonyms (v) rise, scale, uprise, appear, escalate, soar.
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Welsh - English ymdebygu resemble; synonyms (v) imitate, seem, compare, correspond, agree, look, match, simulate, approximate, echo. ymdeimlad 1. feeling; synonyms (n) affection, feel, passion, emotion, atmosphere, belief, hunch, impression, intuition, mood; antonyms (n) numbness, indifference, 2. sense; synonyms (n) intelligence, perception, meaning, sensation, logic, awareness, experience, feeling, (v) intellect, mind; antonyms (n) garbage, ludicrousness, nonsense, stupidity, foolishness, gibberish. ymdeimlo feel; synonyms (v) experience, sense, consider, finger, handle, (n) touch, atmosphere, feeling, sound, texture; antonym (v) observe. ymdeithio 1. travel; synonyms (n) journey, pass, stroke, (v) go, run, proceed, move, roam, ride, (adj) course, 2. sojourn; synonyms (n) residence, abode, delay, (v) dwell, reside, remain, inhabit, abide, live, (adj) stay, 3. journey; synonyms (n) jaunt, excursion, expedition, passage, trip, way, flight, (v) travel, cruise, fare. ymdeithydd sojourner; synonyms (n) guest, householder, incumbent, inmate, lodger, dweller, immigrant, inhabitant, inhabiter, metic. ymdoddi melt; synonyms (v) fuse, dissolve, deliquesce, run, thaw, vanish, coalesce, combine, fade, (adj) liquefy; antonyms (v) freeze, cool, solidify. ymdopi manage; synonyms (v) conduct, direct, administer, do, govern, accomplish, arrange, control, cope, deal. ymdrafodaeth discussion; synonyms (n) argument, conference, conversation, debate, discourse, controversy, consultation, dialogue, consideration, dispute. ymdrech effort; synonyms (n) attempt, exertion, application, drive, endeavor, struggle, trial, trouble, try, diligence. ymdrechgar 1. energetic; synonyms (adj) active, animated, brisk, busy, driving, dynamic, effective, powerful, strong, agile; antonyms (adj) lethargic, lazy, sluggish, exhausted, inactive, indolent, languid, weary, apathetic, dull, 2. striving; synonyms (n) effort, nisus, endeavor, pains, strife, try, attempt, strain. ymdrechu 1. wrestle; synonyms (v) struggle, fight, grapple, scuffle, strive, battle, wrench, tussle, contest, scramble, 2. endeavor; synonyms (n) attempt, try, effort, essay, trial, enterprise, shot, (v) aim, labor, strain; antonym (v) neglect, 3. strive; synonyms (v) endeavor, contend, combat, aspire, compete, toil, work, exert, endeavour, reach. ymdreiglo 1. roll; synonyms (n) list, revolution, catalogue, inventory, (v) coil, reel, curl, enfold, revolve, wheel, 2. wallow; synonyms (v) revel,
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flounder, roll, welter, triumph, bask, billow, enjoy, (adj) luxuriate, crouch. ymdrin treat; synonyms (v) handle, deal, manage, process, heal, nurse, (n) feast, administer, delicacy, luxury. ymdriniaeth 1. discussion; synonyms (n) argument, conference, conversation, debate, discourse, controversy, consultation, dialogue, consideration, dispute, 2. treatment; synonyms (n) cure, conduct, handling, management, manipulation, therapy, medication, remedy, reception, (v) behavior. ymdrochi bathe; synonyms (v) wash, steep, tub, bath, clean, immerse, rinse, soak, (n) swim, (adj) lave. ymdrochwr bather; synonyms (n) swimmer, natator. ymdroi 1. dawdle; synonyms (v) dally, linger, delay, lag, amble, procrastinate, hesitate, idler, loiter, lounge; antonyms (v) hurry, rush, 2. loiter; synonyms (v) dawdle, loaf, saunter, tarry, prowl, idle, loll, continue, (adv) crawl, creep, 3. linger; synonyms (v) hover, stay, remain, abide, endure, drag, dwell, stop, persist, stroll; antonym (v) leave. ymdrybaeddu wallow; synonyms (v) revel, flounder, roll, welter, triumph, bask, billow, enjoy, (adj) luxuriate, crouch. ymdynghedu vow; synonyms (n) promise, pledge, oath, plight, undertaking, guarantee, word, (v) swear, engage, betroth. ymennydd brain; synonyms (n) mastermind, genius, head, mind, reason, brainpower, brains, encephalon, intelligence, mentality. ymenyn butter; synonyms (n) fat, oil, cement, (v) blarney, gloze, slaver, apply, cajole, (adj) dough, pudding. ymerawdwr emperor; synonyms (n) sovereign, monarch, ruler, imperator, king, judge, majesty, potentate, president, protector. ymerodraeth empire; synonyms (n) dominion, kingdom, rule, domain, realm, reign, authority, nation, control, sway. ymerodres empress; synonyms (n) sovereign, infanta, margravine, sultana, crown, emperess, lady, monarch, noble, ruler. ymerodrol imperial; synonyms (adj) majestic, royal, dignified, grand, imperious, noble, purple, regal, stately, (n) beard. ymesgusodi apologize; synonyms (v) apologise, regret, justify, repent, (n) excuse, extenuate, palliate, gloze, slur, varnish. ymestyn 1. stretch; synonyms (n) extent, run, (v) extend, reach, strain, elongate, lengthen, prolong, spread, draw; antonym (v) shorten, 2. reach; synonyms (v) range, overtake, obtain, achieve, attain, get, make, pass, (n) fetch, compass, 3. extend; synonyms (v) expand, enlarge, amplify, broaden, dilate, widen, augment, continue, go, (adj)
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stretch; antonyms (v) withdraw, limit, narrow, shrink. ymffrost 1. brag; synonyms (v) boast, bluster, pride, blow, gasconade, crow, (n) vaunt, boasting, bounce, bragging, 2. boast; synonyms (v) brag, rodomontade, exult, exaggerate, flourish, sport, swagger, (n) arrogance, glory, jactitation. ymffrostgar boastful; synonyms (adj) big, braggart, pompous, arrogant, proud, vaunting, thrasonical, vain, vainglorious, ostentatious; antonym (adj) modest. ymffrostio 1. boast; synonyms (v) bluster, vaunt, blow, brag, crow, gasconade, pride, rodomontade, exult, (n) arrogance, 2. bounce; synonyms (v) jump, leap, bound, discharge, glance, recoil, beat, (n) spring, impact, jolt, 3. brag; synonyms (v) boast, crack, exaggerate, flourish, swagger, (n) boasting, bounce, bragging, vapor, (adj) boss, 4. vaunt; synonyms (v) gas, gloat, flaunt, swash, tout, (n) avaunt. ymffrostiwr boaster; synonyms (n) blowhard, braggart, bragger, vaunter, bouncer, swaggerer, braggadocio, huff, pretension, rage. ymfudo emigrate; synonyms (v) migrate, immigrate, transplant, demigrate, depart, leave, quit, remove, (adj) migratory, roving. ymfudwr emigrant; synonyms (n) immigrant, expatriate, emigre, emigree, migrant, refugee. ymgadw 1. abstain; synonyms (v) refrain, desist, avoid, forbear, cease, decline, eschew, withhold, fast; antonym (v) consume, 2. forbear; synonyms (v) abstain, help, relinquish, (n) forebear. ymgais 1. attempt; synonyms (n) try, endeavor, assay, effort, essay, offer, trial, attack, (v) struggle, aim, 2. effort; synonyms (n) attempt, exertion, application, drive, trouble, diligence, bid, push, campaign, cause. ymgecru 1. quarrel; synonyms (n) brawl, feud, altercation, dissension, clash, conflict, (v) dispute, fight, argue, row; antonyms (n) agreement, (v) agree, 2. wrangle; synonyms (n) squabble, quarrel, tiff, controversy, scrap, (v) debate, bicker, contest, bickering, misunderstanding, 3. bicker; synonyms (n) fuss, spat, (v) wrangle, disagree, brabble, flicker, flutter, hassle, quibble, (adj) jangle. ymgeinio 1. revile; synonyms (v) insult, abuse, rail, blaspheme, reproach, taunt, vilify, vituperate, (n) malign, (adj) profane, 2. scold; synonyms (v) censure, berate, chide, rebuke, reprimand, lecture, admonish, castigate, grouch, (n) nag; antonym (v) praise. ymgeisio 1. apply; synonyms (v) dedicate, devote, employ, ask, consume, exercise, resort, use, utilize, (n) give, 2. try; synonyms (v) attempt, test, struggle, prove, strive, assay, (n) endeavor, essay, chance, effort.
ymgeisydd 1. applicant; synonyms (n) petitioner, aspirant, candidate, applier, contender, contestant, solicitor, hopeful, 2. candidate; synonyms (n) applicant, nominee, prospect, suitor, amateur, campaigner. ymgeledd 1. care; synonyms (n) attention, bother, caution, concern, aid, apprehension, custody, keep, (v) anxiety, charge; antonyms (n) carelessness, recklessness, rashness, thoughtlessness, (v) neglect, disregard, 2. helpmeet; synonyms (n) helpmate, wife. ymgeleddu 1. befriend; synonyms (v) aid, friend, favor, help, assist, promote, sustain; antonym (v) shun, 2. cherish; synonyms (v) appreciate, entertain, foster, hug, nurture, treasure, cultivate, bosom, adore, (n) embrace; antonym (v) hate, 3. succor; synonyms (n) relief, assistance, ministration, consolation, ease, alleviation, (v) support, comfort, relieve, succour. ymgeleddwr 1. guardian; synonyms (n) custodian, guard, defender, protector, champion, curator, warden, keeper, (adj) protective, custodial, 2. tutor; synonyms (n) instructor, teacher, mentor, trainer, (v) coach, instruct, educate, school, teach, train, 3. succorer; synonym (n) succourer. ymgilio 1. retreat; synonyms (n) refuge, resort, asylum, departure, den, (v) recede, retire, withdraw, depart, ebb; antonyms (n) raid, (v) advance, 2. recede; synonyms (v) decline, abate, diminish, retreat, give, decrease, go, lose, disappear, back. ymgiprys scramble; synonyms (n) bustle, haste, rush, scrabble, (v) clamber, climb, struggle, jumble, beat, (adj) hurry. ymgnawdoli incarnate; synonyms (v) embody, typify, personify, substantiate, atrocious, be, (adj) embodied, bodied, corporal, corporate. ymgnawdoliad incarnation; synonyms (n) avatar, embodiment, personification, byword, (adj) quintessence, lifeblood, marrow, pith, quiddity, sap. ymgodi rise; synonyms (n) elevation, lift, ascent, (v) climb, mount, ascend, increase, heave, arise, jump; antonyms (n) reduction, (v) fall, decrease, drop, sink, descend, plummet, retire. ymgodymu 1. wrestle; synonyms (v) struggle, fight, grapple, scuffle, strive, battle, wrench, tussle, contest, scramble, 2. fight; synonyms (v) combat, quarrel, feud, argue, bicker, campaign, clash, (n) dispute, engagement, (adj) brawl; antonyms (v) agree, retreat, withdrawal. ymgom 1. conversation; synonyms (n) chat, conference, talk, colloquy, communication, discourse, discussion, language, speech, talking, 2. chat; synonyms (n) gossip, chatter, chitchat,
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Welsh - English conversation, causerie, confab, gab, (v) converse, chaffer, confabulate; antonym (v) listen. ymgomio 1. converse; synonyms (n) conversation, colloquy, argue, (v) chat, discourse, confer, chatter, (adj) contrary, opposite, counter; antonyms (n) equal, same, 2. chat; synonyms (n) gossip, talk, chitchat, causerie, confab, gab, (v) converse, chaffer, confabulate, prattle; antonym (v) listen. ymgorffori embody; synonyms (v) comprehend, comprise, contain, personify, body, encompass, exemplify, incorporate, represent, typify. ymgorfforiad embodiment; synonyms (n) personification, avatar, epitome, incarnation, shape, amalgamation, incorporation, unification, union, (adj) integration. ymgosbol ascetic; synonyms (adj) abstemious, austere, ascetical, severe, sober, (n) hermit, abstinent, monk, recluse, abstainer. ymgreinio grovel; synonyms (v) cower, crawl, cringe, creep, fawn, flatter, sneak, (adj) crouch, stoop, derogate. ymgroesi 1. beware; synonyms (v) mind, look, mistrust, consider, listen, worry, consider also 2.
cross oneself. ymgrymu 1. stoop; synonyms (v) bend, bow, crouch, deign, condescend, descend, squat, couch, cringe, consider also 2. bow down; synonyms (v) accede, idolize, kneel, praise, prostrate, thank, worship, defer, submit. ymgyfeillachu associate; synonyms (v) affiliate, connect, company, link, (n) ally, assistant, companion, fellow, partner, accomplice; antonyms (v) avoid, dissociate, distance, (adj) chief, (n) stranger. ymgymeriad undertaking; synonyms (n) enterprise, labor, promise, task, attempt, business, project, venture, adventure, endeavor. ymgymryd undertake; synonyms (v) attempt, try, accept, contract, covenant, guarantee, tackle, take, assume, assure. ymgynddeiriogi 1. rave; synonyms (n) rage, rant, (v) fume, jabber, wander, gush, bluster, (adj) foam, boil, flame, 2. rage; synonyms (n) fury, wrath, anger, passion, frenzy, craze, exasperation, fad, (v) storm, (adj) indignation. ymgynghori 1. confer; synonyms (v) bestow, accord, give, afford, award, grant, present, talk, allow, assign, 2. consult; synonyms (v) confer, consider, negotiate, advise, deliberate, refer, discuss, reason, canvass, confab. ymgynghoriad consultation; synonyms (n) advice, conference, interview, negotiation, counsel, discussion, talk, audience, advisement, council. ymgynnull 1. congregate; synonyms (v) collect, assemble, gather, concentrate, convene, meet, crowd, amass, accumulate, compile; antonym (v) (n) porch,
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disperse, 2. assemble; synonyms (v) aggregate, call, converge, group, make, rally, edit, arrange, build, congregate; antonyms (v) dismantle, disband, disassemble. ymgyrch 1. campaign; synonyms (n) crusade, battle, expedition, movement, struggle, war, cause, (v) fight, course, canvass, 2. expedition; synonyms (n) excursion, dispatch, journey, travel, celerity, exploration, haste, outing, quest, (v) campaign. ymgyrraedd stretch; synonyms (n) extent, run, (v) extend, reach, strain, elongate, lengthen, prolong, spread, draw; antonym (v) shorten. ymhel meddle; synonyms (v) tamper, interfere, intervene, intrude, fiddle, monkey, pry. ymhelaethu 1. enlarge; synonyms (v) amplify, expand, aggrandize, augment, dilate, distend, elaborate, increase, widen, boost; antonyms (v) reduce, shrink, contract, decrease, 2. abound; synonyms (n) exuberate, (v) swarm, flow, teem, burst, overflow. ymhell 1. afar; synonyms (adv) away, off, distantly, apart, aside, (adj) outlying, far, (prep) outside, past, 2. far; synonyms (adv) wide, widely, well, (adj) distant, aloof, faraway, remote, much, (v) considerably, abundantly; antonyms (adv) close, briefly, (adj) near. ymhellach further; synonyms (adv) farther, again, (adj) extra, additional, more, (v) advance, encourage, forward, foster, (n) promote; antonym (adj) less. ymhen within; synonyms (prep) into, (adv) inside, in, indoors, internally, inwardly, inly, (n) interior, (adj) inwards; antonyms (prep) outside, beyond. ymheulo bask; synonyms (v) lie, relax, enjoy, relish, revel, laze, doze, (adj) luxuriate, flush, glow. ymhobman everywhere; synonyms (adv) everyplace, overall, somewhere, where, (pron) anywhere, (n) anyplace. ymhoffi boast; synonyms (v) bluster, vaunt, blow, brag, crow, gasconade, pride, rodomontade, exult, (n) arrogance. ymholi inquire; synonyms (v) ask, demand, examine, explore, enquire, inspect, question, research, investigate, pry. ymholiad inquiry; synonyms (n) examination, enquiry, investigation, exploration, hearing, inquest, query, question, research, (v) search. ymhonni pretend; synonyms (v) assume, feign, dissimulate, counterfeit, act, affect, dissemble, imagine, (adj) sham, fake; antonyms (v) real, (adj) genuine, natural. ymhonnwr pretender; synonyms (n) impostor, fake, fraud, imposter, hypocrite, sham, claimant, cheat, quack, shammer. ymlacio relax; synonyms (v) loose, abate, give, lounge, unbend, melt, debilitate, ease, (n) loosen, (adj) relent; antonyms (v) tighten, tense.
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ymladd 1. fight; synonyms (v) combat, contest, quarrel, feud, argue, bicker, (n) battle, dispute, engagement, (adj) brawl; antonyms (v) agree, retreat, withdrawal, 2. fighting; synonyms (n) conflict, fight, action, strife, war, warfare, bout, (adj) belligerent, militant, brawling. ymladdfa fight; synonyms (v) combat, contest, quarrel, feud, argue, bicker, (n) battle, dispute, engagement, (adj) brawl; antonyms (v) agree, retreat, withdrawal. ymladdgar 1. warlike; synonyms (adj) martial, belligerent, military, aggressive, bellicose, combative, pugnacious, armigerous, hostile, unfriendly; antonym (adj) peaceful, 2. bellicose; synonyms (adj) militant, warlike, truculent, battleful, (v) contentious, 3. pugnacious; synonyms (adj) argumentative, quarrelsome, disputatious, peevish, fighting, irascible, tough. ymladdwr 1. combatant; synonyms (adj) military, (n) fighter, militant, battler, belligerent, warrior, soldier, battailant, contestant, 2. fighter; synonyms (n) combatant, champion, activist, crusader. ymlaen 1. ahead; synonyms (adv) before, beforehand, formerly, forward, onward, previously, beyond, fore, (adj) front, (n) lead; antonyms (adv) behind, late, 2. along; synonyms (adv) ahead, lengthwise, on, endlong, (prep) beside, (prf) by; antonym (adv) across, 3. forward; synonyms (adv) along, (adj) bold, audacious, advanced, early, (n) further, (v) advance, expedite, promote, (phr) dispatch; antonyms (adv) backward, (adj) shy, posterior, 4. onward; synonyms (adv) forwards, forth, onwards, frontward, forrader, 5. on; synonyms (prep) at, about, concerning, in, into, upon, for, above, (adj) aboard, (prf) against; antonym (adv) off. ymlafnio 1. struggle; synonyms (n) contest, battle, combat, conflict, strain, effort, (v) fight, attempt, dispute, endeavor; antonyms (v) flourish, glide, 2. strive; synonyms (v) labor, contend, struggle, aim, aspire, compete, toil, work, exert, endeavour, 3. toil; synonyms (n) drudge, drudgery, grind, exertion, swink, (v) sweat, plod, labour, moil, slave. ymlawenhau rejoice; synonyms (v) cheer, delight, gladden, glory, joy, jubilate, revel, triumph, gratify, (n) exult; antonyms (v) lament, mourn. ymledu 1. spread; synonyms (v) scatter, reach, disperse, expand, extend, broadcast, circulate, diffuse, disseminate, increase; antonym (adj) concentrated, 2. expand; synonyms (v) amplify, enlarge, balloon, broaden, develop, distend, aggrandize, augment, inflate, (adj) dilate; antonyms (v) contract, shorten, abbreviate, decrease, deflate, reduce, shrink, summarize, narrow. ymlid 1. drive; synonyms (n) ride, force, campaign, crusade, thrust, (v) push, actuate, chase, compel,
urge; antonyms (n) apathy, inertia, 2. chase; synonyms (n) game, search, (v) hunt, pursue, expel, follow, stalk, track, trail, chamfer, 3. pursue; synonyms (v) dog, prosecute, course, haunt, hound, persist, tail, conduct, practice, court. ymlidiwr pursuer; synonyms (n) chaser, follower, plaintiff, persecutor, hunter, disciple, attendant, beau, driver, questrist. ymluosogi multiply; synonyms (v) breed, expand, increase, propagate, augment, duplicate, procreate, proliferate, reproduce, calculate; antonym (v) decrease. ymlusgiad reptile; synonyms (n) reptilian, creeper, sneak, wretch, bird, mammal, shellfish, squealer, urchin, worm. ymlusgo 1. creep; synonyms (v) crawl, grovel, sneak, steal, fawn, lurk, cringe, sidle, (n) crawling, creeping, 2. crawl; synonyms (v) creep, clamber, climb, scramble, swarm, teem, inch, lag, move, swim; antonym (v) race. ymlyniad 1. adhesion; synonyms (n) adherence, bond, stickiness, adhesiveness, attachment, coherence, fidelity, traction, 2. attachment; synonyms (n) affection, appendix, accessory, addition, regard, appendage, association, connection, devotion, fitting; antonym (n) detachment. ymlynol adhesive; synonyms (adj) tacky, clingy, gummy, sticky, tenacious, agglutinative, (n) cement, glue, paste, (v) cohesive; antonym (adj) nonadhesive. ymlynu 1. adhere; synonyms (v) cohere, abide, accede, attach, bond, cleave, cling, stick, bind, (adj) agree, 2. attach; synonyms (v) add, adhere, append, affix, link, associate, assign, annex, apply, fasten; antonyms (v) detach, undo, disconnect, separate, unfasten. ymlynwr adherent; synonyms (n) disciple, follower, believer, devotee, fan, partisan, ally, backer, friend, pupil. ymneilltuad retirement; synonyms (n) retreat, resignation, departure, privacy, seclusion, secrecy, withdrawal, recession, solitude, cancellation. Ymneilltuaeth nonconformity; synonyms (n) dissent, disagreement, unorthodoxy, inconformity, difference, eccentricity, heresy, nonconformance, originality, rebellion; antonyms (n) normality, conformity. ymneilltuo retire; synonyms (v) recede, resign, leave, retreat, withdraw, abdicate, ebb, adjourn, depart, go. Ymneilltuol nonconformist; synonyms (adj) rebel, nonconforming, unorthodox, (n) dissenter, dissident, chapelgoer, eccentric, maverick, protester, sectarian; antonym (n) conformist.
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contest, fight, struggle, combat, aim, aspire, compete. ymorffwys 1. rest; synonyms (n) remnant, repose, balance, pause, recess, relaxation, residue, (v) nap, remain, (adj) remainder; antonym (v) work, 2. repose; synonyms (n) rest, peace, calm, composure, ease, quiet, leisure, (v) recline, lay, lie. ymorol 1. seek; synonyms (v) search, attempt, endeavor, hunt, look, inquire, aspire, beg, explore, (n) ask, consider also 2. attend to; synonyms (v) attend, mind, aid, assist, serve, help, tend, address, advert, answer, 3. see to it; synonyms (v) ascertain, assure, check, control, cover, ensure, insure, see, verify, agree, 4. take care; synonyms (v) beware, examine, heed, appear, consider, expect, face, front, seem. ymosod attack; synonyms (n) incursion, thrust, aggression, fit, (v) assault, assail, attempt, aggress, charge, invade; antonyms (n) defense, (v) defend, protect, retreat. ymosodiad 1. attack; synonyms (n) incursion, thrust, aggression, fit, (v) assault, assail, attempt, aggress, charge, invade; antonyms (n) defense, (v) defend, protect, retreat, 2. aggression; synonyms (n) hostility, offensive, onset, onslaught, aggressiveness, antagonism, attack, invasion, offense; antonym (n) friendliness, 3. assault; synonyms (n) rush, violence, raid, rape, battery, violation, storming, (v) storm, violate, ambush. ymosodol 1. aggressive; synonyms (adj) belligerent, active, energetic, enterprising, hostile, invasive, offensive, pushy, warlike, strong; antonyms (adj) peaceful, friendly, peaceable, passive, peace-loving, suspicious, 2. offensive; synonyms (adj) foul, disgusting, distasteful, abusive, aggressive, loathsome, nauseous, coarse, (v) odious, nasty; antonyms (adj) complimentary, inoffensive, pleasant, defensive, polite, tasteful. ymosodwr 1. attacker; synonyms (n) assailant, aggressor, assaulter, forward, critic, enemy, spiker, adversary, burglar, gangster; antonyms (n) defender, supporter, 2. assailant; synonyms (n) raider, attacker, invader, fighter. ymostwng 1. stoop; synonyms (v) bend, bow, crouch, deign, condescend, descend, squat, couch, cringe, (n) porch, 2. submit; synonyms (v) comply, obey, acquiesce, present, resign, accede, convey, defer, deliver, exhibit; antonyms (v) withdraw, resist. ymostyngar submissive; synonyms (adj) humble, meek, obedient, passive, dutiful, compliant, docile, obsequious, resigned, lowly; antonyms (adj) domineering, assertive, resistant, disobedient, (adv) bossily. ymostyngiad submission; synonyms (n) compliance, obedience, acquiescence, bid, deference, offer, surrender, entry, presentation, (adj) resignation.
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ympryd fast (cyflym); synonyms (adj) dissolute, firm,
ymrestriad enlistment; synonyms (n) draft,
agile, debauched, fixed, hurried, instant, quick, (adv) soon, hard; antonyms (adj) sluggish, loose, (adv) slow, slowly, leisurely, (v) gorge, (n) binge. ymprydio fast (cyflym); synonyms (adj) dissolute, firm, agile, debauched, fixed, hurried, instant, quick, (adv) soon, hard; antonyms (adj) sluggish, loose, (adv) slow, slowly, leisurely, (v) gorge, (n) binge. ymprydiwr faster; synonyms (adv) quicker, earlier, closer, nearer; antonym (adv) later. ymrafael 1. quarrel; synonyms (n) brawl, feud, altercation, dissension, clash, conflict, (v) dispute, fight, argue, row; antonyms (n) agreement, (v) agree, 2. contend; synonyms (v) assert, compete, wrestle, combat, war, altercate, battle, contest, (n) allege, maintain, 3. contention; synonyms (n) competition, argument, argumentation, assertion, controversy, discord, allegation, arguing, claim, difference; antonym (n) harmony, 4. broil; synonyms (n) quarrel, affray, fray, scuffle, broiling, fracas, (adj) burn, (v) bake, scorch, cook. ymrafaelgar 1. contentious; synonyms (adj) argumentative, aggressive, combative, controversial, belligerent, bellicose, disputatious, litigious, quarrelsome, (v) disputable, 2. quarrelsome; synonyms (adj) pugnacious, contentious, cantankerous, currish, ugly, contrary, termagant, arguing, factious, (v) fretful; antonym (adj) peaceable. ymrafaelio bicker; synonyms (n) bickering, (adj) squabble, (v) argue, wrangle, brawl, disagree, dispute, fight, quarrel, row; antonym (v) agree. ymraniad 1. division; synonyms (n) department, disagreement, allotment, branch, break, class, compartment, part, (adj) constituent, (v) distribution; antonyms (n) closeness, convergence, estimation, unification, 2. schism; synonyms (n) division, split, rift, cleavage, heresy, faction, discord, estrangement, rupture, breach. ymrannu 1. separate; synonyms (adj) detached, (v) detach, divorce, part, insulate, scatter, cut, dissociate, disconnect, discrete; antonyms (adj) connected, joined, (v) unite, merge, mix, combine, fuse, join, link, associate, 2. part; synonyms (n) constituent, piece, article, character, component, division, (v) branch, break, disjoin, divide; antonyms (n) whole, entirety, (adj) complete, 3. divide; synonyms (v) distribute, apportion, dismember, dispense, separate, share, split, deal, distinguish, carve. ymreolaeth 1. autonomy; synonyms (n) independence, freedom, autocracy, liberty, sovereignty; antonym (n) dependence, 2. selfgovernment; synonyms (n) autonomy, selfcontrol, restraint, discipline, willpower.
recruitment, enrollment, arrest, check, circuit, employment, encumbrance, entrance, hitch. ymrestru enlist; synonyms (v) draft, engage, recruit, employ, enroll, gain, enter, hire, join, (n) procure. ymresymiad 1. argument; synonyms (n) controversy, debate, matter, proof, reason, hassle, altercation, arguing, brawl, clash; antonyms (n) agreement, harmony, 2. reasoning; synonyms (n) inference, argumentation, deduction, argument, logic, sense, judgment, thought, analysis, (adj) rational. ymresymu 1. argue; synonyms (v) contend, oppose, quarrel, reason, altercate, assert, attest, contest, convince, (n) dispute; antonyms (v) agree, deny, 2. reason; synonyms (n) mind, account, intellect, occasion, argument, object, purpose, (v) cause, argue, debate. ymresymwr reasoner; synonyms (n) dialectician, logician, ratiocinator, disputant, arguer. ymrithio appear; synonyms (v) occur, rise, seem, sound, emerge, show, break, arise, arrive, begin; antonyms (v) disappear, vanish. ymroad 1. devotion; synonyms (n) adoration, allegiance, attachment, dedication, loyalty, passion, worship, affection, consecration, (adj) veneration; antonyms (n) indifference, disloyalty, 2. application; synonyms (n) plea, appeal, appliance, concentration, demand, diligence, effort, exercise, petition, request. ymroddedig devoted; synonyms (adj) addicted, affectionate, ardent, consecrated, constant, faithful, fond, loyal, pious, (prep) dedicated; antonyms (adj) uncommitted, disloyal, indifferent. ymroddi addict; synonyms (n) buff, devotee, enthusiast, fan, freak, fiend, fanatic, (v) dedicate, habituate, devote. ymroddiad 1. application; synonyms (n) plea, appeal, appliance, concentration, demand, diligence, effort, exercise, petition, request, 2. devotion; synonyms (n) adoration, allegiance, attachment, dedication, loyalty, passion, worship, affection, consecration, (adj) veneration; antonyms (n) indifference, disloyalty. ymrodio 1. perambulate; synonyms (v) circumambulate, walk, ramble, traverse, full, consider also 2. walk about; synonyms (v) perambulate, ambulate. ymron 1. almost; synonyms (adv) nearly, approximately, just, around, most, practically, roughly, (prep) about, (adj) near, nigh; antonym (adv) barely, 2. nearly; synonyms (adv) almost, close, closely, virtually, intimately, much, dear, halfway, (adj) thereabouts, approaching.
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ymrwyfo struggle; synonyms (n) contest, battle,
ymsymud move (symud); synonyms (v) act, affect,
combat, conflict, strain, effort, (v) fight, attempt, dispute, endeavor; antonyms (v) flourish, glide. ymrwygo 1. burst; synonyms (v) break, crack, blast, rupture, belch, abound, (n) flash, (adj) split, explode, detonate; antonym (v) implode, 2. tear; synonyms (n) rent, (v) rip, pull, rend, lacerate, race, run, rush, slit, rive. ymrwymiad engagement; synonyms (n) combat, battle, appointment, commitment, conflict, contract, contest, fight, duty, (v) action. ymryson 1. contend; synonyms (v) assert, compete, wrestle, conflict, argue, combat, war, clash, altercate, (n) allege, 2. altercation; synonyms (n) dispute, quarrel, affray, scrap, squabble, argument, brawl, contention, contest, controversy, 3. contention; synonyms (n) competition, argumentation, battle, assertion, discord, allegation, arguing, claim, difference, opposition; antonym (n) harmony, 4. broil; synonyms (n) feud, fight, fray, scuffle, altercation, broiling, (adj) burn, (v) bake, scorch, cook, 5. affray; synonyms (n) riot, fracas, melee, affrayment, broil, disturbance, row, ruffle, strife, tumult, 6. strife; synonyms (n) disagreement, dissension, debate, discordance, fighting, struggle, disputation, emulation, effort, warfare; antonym (n) accord, 7. rivalry; synonyms (n) antagonism, race, match, contestation, envy, rivalship, friction; antonym (n) cooperation, 8. strive; synonyms (v) endeavor, labor, attempt, contend, aim, aspire, strain, toil, work, exert. ymrysonfa 1. match; synonyms (n) equal, (v) agree, mate, meet, parallel, accord, correspond, harmonise, harmonize, balance; antonyms (v) clash, contradict, 2. contest; synonyms (n) bout, competition, conflict, fight, altercation, (v) battle, compete, combat, contend, dispute. ymsefydlu settle; synonyms (v) fix, place, clarify, establish, pay, regulate, resolve, set, adjudicate, (adj) confirm. ymsefydlwr settler; synonyms (n) pioneer, colonist, immigrant, migrant, inhabitant, planter, newcomer, alien, citizen, peopler. ymserchu 1. dote; synonyms (v) drivel, doat, fond, slaver, (n) dotard, imbecile, (adj) ramble, wander, rave, trifle, 2. cherish; synonyms (v) appreciate, entertain, foster, hug, nurture, treasure, cultivate, bosom, adore, (n) embrace; antonym (v) hate. ymson 1. soliloquize; synonyms (v) monologuize, monologuise, recite, soliloquise, 2. soliloquy; synonym (n) monologue. ymswyno 1. beware; synonyms (v) mind, look, mistrust, consider, listen, worry, consider also 2.
carry, excite, go, impel, instigate, maneuver, (n) motion, drive; antonym (v) stay. ymsymudydd automaton; synonyms (n) golem, machine, robot, zombi, zombie; antonym (n) person. ymuno 1. join; synonyms (v) connect, unite, associate, combine, link, graft, assemble, affiliate, attach, meet; antonyms (v) detach, secede, separate, split, undo, 2. unite; synonyms (v) blend, coalesce, join, amalgamate, fuse, merge, tie, unify, converge, couple; antonym (v) divide. ymwadiad 1. abnegation; synonyms (n) denial, negation, renunciation, refusal, abstinence, forbearance, nihilism, temperance, defence, (v) recusancy, 2. denial; synonyms (n) abnegation, repulse, no, abjuration, contradiction, negative, rejection, forswearing, nay, abandonment; antonyms (n) acceptance, affirmation, declaration, admission, confession. ymwadu renounce; synonyms (v) abandon, abdicate, abjure, disclaim, relinquish, desert, deny, disown, quit, reject. ymwahanu 1. part; synonyms (n) constituent, piece, article, character, component, cut, (v) branch, break, disjoin, divide; antonyms (n) whole, entirety, (adj) complete, 2. separate; synonyms (adj) detached, (v) detach, divorce, part, insulate, scatter, dissociate, disconnect, discrete, discriminate; antonyms (adj) connected, joined, (v) unite, merge, mix, combine, fuse, join, link, associate, 3. divide; synonyms (v) distribute, apportion, dismember, dispense, separate, share, split, deal, distinguish, carve. ymwahanwr separatist; synonyms (n) seceder, sectary, dissident, rebel, nonconformist, sectarian, autonomist, (adj) breakaway, fissiparous, sectional. ymwared deliverance; synonyms (n) acquittal, rescue, salvation, delivery, emancipation, escape, freedom, release, relief, liberation. ymwasgaru 1. spread; synonyms (v) scatter, reach, disperse, expand, extend, broadcast, circulate, diffuse, disseminate, increase; antonym (adj) concentrated, 2. scatter; synonyms (v) dispel, distribute, dissipate, spray, disband, sprinkle, propagate, litter, rout, (n) spread; antonym (v) gather. ymwasgu 1. embrace; synonyms (v) comprise, clasp, hug, admit, adopt, comprehend, contain, cover, (n) bosom, clutch; antonym (v) reject, 2. hug; synonyms (n) embrace, hold, clinch, (v) cuddle, squeeze, cling, cherish, grasp, touch, adhere. ymweliad 1. visit; synonyms (n) chat, sojourn, (v) see, frequent, attend, call, tour, view, gossip, haunt, 2. visitation; synonyms (n) trial, tribulation, calamity, annoyance, infliction, irritation, misfortune, (v) visit, examination.
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ymwingo 1. writhe; synonyms (v) distort, contort,
synonyms (n) shore, threshold, periphery, lip, rim,
wrest, wriggle, squirm, wrench, coil, worm, wiggle, (adj) twist, 2. wriggle; synonyms (v) struggle, turn, writhe, wrestle. ymwrando hearken; synonyms (v) hark, harken, attend, hear, listen, heed. ymwrthod 1. abstain; synonyms (v) refrain, desist, avoid, forbear, cease, decline, eschew, withhold, fast; antonym (v) consume, 2. renounce; synonyms (v) abandon, abdicate, abjure, disclaim, relinquish, desert, deny, disown, quit, reject. ymwrthodiad abstinence; synonyms (n) abstemiousness, abstention, forbearance, temperance, chastity, sobriety, soberness, fast; antonym (n) indulgence. ymwthgar 1. pushing; synonyms (v) meddlesome, (adj) aggressive, enterprising, pushful, pushy, ambitious, forward, (n) push, promotion, 2. obtrusive; synonyms (adj) noticeable, blatant, conspicuous, officious, prominent, saucy, precocious, presumptuous, rude, salient; antonyms (adj) inconspicuous, unobtrusive. ymwthio obtrude; synonyms (v) intrude, force, impose, encroach, protrude, infringe. ymwthiol 1. aggressive; synonyms (adj) belligerent, active, energetic, enterprising, hostile, invasive, offensive, pushy, warlike, strong; antonyms (adj) peaceful, friendly, peaceable, passive, peace-loving, suspicious, 2. intrusive; synonyms (adj) impertinent, obtrusive, curious, meddling, busy, meddlesome, officious, inopportune, inquiring, inquisitive, 3. obtrusive; synonyms (adj) noticeable, blatant, conspicuous, prominent, saucy, forward, precocious, presumptuous, rude, salient; antonyms (adj) inconspicuous, unobtrusive. ymwthiwr 1. interloper; synonyms (n) intruder, alien, stranger, trespasser, bodkin, foreigner, unknown, 2. intruder; synonyms (n) interloper, encroacher, raider, invader, aggressor, prowler, stalker. ymwybodol 1. aware; synonyms (adj) awake, attentive, conscious, heedful, mindful, vigilant, sentient, alert, enlightened, knowing; antonyms (adj) unaware, unconscious, 2. conscious; synonyms (adj) aware, alive, calculated, cognizant, deliberate, premeditated, intended, discerning, selfconscious, intentional; antonym (adj) ignorant. ymwybyddiaeth consciousness; synonyms (n) awareness, feeling, sense, conscience, cognizance, mind, notion, knowledge, self; antonym (n) unconsciousness. ymyl 1. edge; synonyms (n) boundary, margin, verge, blade, brink, extremity, advantage, (v) border, bound, hem; antonyms (n) center, (v) middle, 2. border; synonyms (n) fringe, bed, brim, limit, skirt, limits, (v) edge, abut, adjoin, surround, 3. brink;
4. brim; synonyms (n) perimeter, mouth, brow, circumference, (v) flow, overflow, 5. rim; synonyms (n) confine, flange, ring, ridge, edging, frame, side, projection, (v) line, 6. margin; synonyms (n) bank, allowance, leeway, scope, borderline, rand, frontier, freedom, play, room. ymylu border; synonyms (n) margin, brink, extremity, fringe, bed, boundary, (v) edge, verge, abut, adjoin; antonyms (n) middle, (v) center. ymylwe selvedge; synonyms (n) selvage, fringe, edging, flounce, frame, frill, hem, list, valance, welt. ymyrgar 1. officious; synonyms (adj) intrusive, busy, interfering, meddling, obtrusive, impertinent, pragmatical, busybodied, (v) meddlesome, pushing, 2. meddlesome; synonyms (adj) inquisitive, officious, nosy, curious, prying. ymyrraeth interference; synonyms (n) disturbance, hindrance, handicap, block, blocking, encumbrance, hitch, inhibition, intercession, (v) collision. ymyrrwr meddler; synonyms (n) busybody, interloper, gossip, intruder, nuisance, pest, snoop, (adj) devotee, enthusiast, pickthank. ymysgaroedd bowels; synonyms (n) entrails, gut, bowel, inside, guts, innards, insides, intestines, viscera. yn 1. in; synonyms (prep) during, between, by, through, at, inside, (adj) stylish, fashionable, inwards, trendy; antonyms (prep) out, outside, 2. at; synonyms (prep) in, a, (n) astatine, (adv) on, along, (prf) all, (adj) entertainment, levee, party, reception. yna there; synonyms (adv) here, thither, present, thereat, apparent, convenient, (adj) adept, competent, expert, professional. ynad 1. magistrate; synonyms (n) judge, justice, jurist, official, provost, archon, chancellor, officer, assignee, court, 2. judge; synonyms (n) arbiter, arbitrator, (v) consider, estimate, evaluate, think, believe, condemn, assess, adjudicate, 3. justice; synonyms (n) equity, fairness, impartiality, integrity, right, judicature, justness, morality, (adj) honesty, just; antonyms (n) injustice, unfairness. ynadaeth 1. judicature; synonyms (n) court, judgeship, jurisdiction, justice, judiciary, tribunal, judgship, judicatory, 2. magistracy; synonym (n) magistrature. ynadol 1. judicial; synonyms (adj) forensic, judiciary, legal, judicatory, dispassionate, lawful, juridic, juridical, discriminative, judicious, 2. magisterial; synonyms (adj) authoritative, dictatorial, domineering, haughty, imperious, authoritarian, arbitrary, bossy, dignified, dogmatic. ynfyd 1. foolish; synonyms (adj) childish, crazy, fool, daft, dopey, dull, dumb, fatuous, preposterous, (n)
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ysbryd 1. spirit; synonyms (n) apparition, courage, ghost, life, mood, bravery, character, disposition, energy, (adj) animation; antonyms (n) lethargy, body, 2. apparition; synonyms (n) phantom, spectre, spirit, vision, eidolon, hallucination, illusion, shade, spook, (v) specter, 3. ghost; synonyms (n) soul, appearance, manes, suggestion, shadow, touch, trace, wraith, (v) ghostwrite, haunt. ysbrydegaeth spiritualism; synonyms (n) spiritualist, otherworldliness, spirituality, telepathy, transcendentalism, spiritualty. ysbrydegol spiritualistic; synonyms (adj) spiritualist, clairvoyant, magical. ysbrydegydd spiritualist; synonyms (n) medium, spiritist, mystic, psychic, spiritualism, clairvoyant, diviner, enigma, forecaster, illusionist. ysbrydiaeth 1. encouragement; synonyms (n) comfort, aid, backing, incentive, promotion, support, cheer, consolation, advocacy, assistance; antonyms (n) discouragement, neglect, 2. inspiration; synonyms (n) afflatus, infusion, breath, encouragement, idea, inhalation, revelation, genius, notion, (v) illumination. ysbrydol spiritual; synonyms (adj) ghostly, holy, immaterial, religious, incorporeal, pious, divine, ethereal, mental, psychic; antonyms (adj) physical, worldly, secular, earthly. ysbrydoli 1. inspirit; synonyms (adj) cheer, encourage, enliven, embolden, (v) exhilarate, animate, inspire, hearten, comfort, spirit, 2. spiritualize; synonyms (v) spiritualise, disembody, civilize, glorify, metamorphose, transfigure, transmogrify, 3. inspire; synonyms (v) excite, incite, inhale, affect, infuse, actuate, impress, fire, cause, exalt. ysbrydoliaeth inspiration; synonyms (n) afflatus, infusion, breath, encouragement, idea, incentive, inhalation, revelation, genius, (v) illumination. ysbrydolrwydd spirituality; synonyms (n) spiritualness, incorporeity, otherworldliness, religion, spiritualty, devotion, devoutness, divinity, holiness, piety. ysbwng sponge; synonyms (n) parasite, leech, sponger, (v) mop, cadge, scrounge, bum, mooch, soaker, (adj) wipe. ysbwriel rubbish; synonyms (n) refuse, garbage, litter, nonsense, trash, junk, offal, debris, drivel, hogwash; antonym (n) sense. ysbwylio spoil; synonyms (v) plunder, corrupt, impair, rot, damage, deface, indulge, injure, (n) ruin, (adj) harm; antonyms (v) enhance, improve, conserve. ysbyty 1. hospital; synonyms (n) infirmary, home, institution, sanitarium, sickroom, spital, inn, sickbay, (adj) hospitable, 2. hospice; synonyms (n)
hotel, lodging, caravansary, hospital, hospitium, lodge, sanatorium, tavern, clinic. ysfa 1. hankering; synonyms (n) craving, longing, desire, eagerness, thirst, wish, yen, appetite, urge, yearning, 2. itching; synonyms (n) itch, pruritus, prickle, cupidity, itchiness, quiver, (adj) anxious, creepy, enterprising, prurient. ysgadenyn herring; synonyms (n) anchovies, sardines, smelts, tarpon, trout, whitefish. ysgafala 1. free; synonyms (adj) loose, (v) clear, exempt, liberate, discharge, excuse, extricate, relieve, disentangle, acquit; antonyms (adj) bound, restricted, compelled, confined, imprisoned, repressive, secure, strict, stuck, tangled, 2. careless; synonyms (adj) inconsiderate, cursory, forgetful, haphazard, inattentive, insouciant, reckless, hasty, (v) heedless, (adv) thoughtless; antonyms (adj) careful, cautious, prudent, attentive, diligent, meticulous, thorough, thoughtful, guarded, methodical, 3. secure; synonyms (v) close, fix, preserve, fasten, acquire, assure, (adj) safe, firm, certain, confident; antonyms (v) lose, detach, (adj) insecure, vulnerable, unsafe. ysgafell 1. brow; synonyms (n) peak, brink, height, crown, edge, eyebrow, forehead, front, rim, summit, 2. ledge; synonyms (n) projection, bulge, board, jetty, rack, shelf, bench, hummock, (adj) escarpment, 3. shelf (silff); synonyms (n) ledge, bank, flat, frame, shallows, stand, support, bracket, breakers, (adj) shallow. ysgafn 1. light (golau); synonyms (adj) fair, clear, facile, (n) flame, brightness, (v) fire, kindle, inflame, glow, ignite; antonyms (adj) fattening, nauseating, (n) dark, darkness, gloom, shade, night, (v) extinguish, darken, (alt sp) heavy, 2. stack; synonyms (n) pile, accumulation, mound, rick, mass, bunch, bundle, (v) heap, load, lot. ysgafnder 1. lightness; synonyms (n) brightness, buoyancy, frivolity, agility, delicacy, flightiness, levity, light, facility, flippancy; antonym (n) heaviness, 2. levity; synonyms (n) fickleness, lightness, giddiness, inconstancy; antonym (n) gravity. ysgafnu 1. pile; synonyms (n) heap, stack, mass, congeries, mound, bunch, accumulation, (v) pack, accumulate, amass, 2. heap; synonyms (n) pile, collection, group, lot, bulk, gathering, (v) aggregate, bank, collect, gather. ysgallen thistle; synonyms (n) bramble, (adj) beard, brier, down, dust, feather, hedgehog, mote, porcupine. ysgallyn thistle; synonyms (n) bramble, (adj) beard, brier, down, dust, feather, hedgehog, mote, porcupine. ysgar enemy; synonyms (n) adversary, antagonist, foe, opponent, opposition, competitor, assailant,
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Welsh - English foeman, hostile, (adj) rival; antonyms (n) ally, friend, supporter. ysgariad 1. divorce; synonyms (n) separation, divorcement, (v) detach, dissociate, disunite, separate, divide, isolate, disjoin, disjoint; antonyms (n) marriage, wedding, 2. separation; synonyms (n) detachment, disjunction, disunion, division, partition, disconnection, divorce, isolation, parting, rift; antonyms (n) amalgamation, closeness, connection, unification, union, unity. ysgariaeth 1. divorce; synonyms (n) separation, divorcement, (v) detach, dissociate, disunite, separate, divide, isolate, disjoin, disjoint; antonyms (n) marriage, wedding, 2. separation; synonyms (n) detachment, disjunction, disunion, division, partition, disconnection, divorce, isolation, parting, rift; antonyms (n) amalgamation, closeness, connection, unification, union, unity. ysgarlad scarlet; synonyms (adj) red, crimson, carmine, ruddy, ruby, (n) vermilion. ysgarmes 1. affray; synonyms (n) fight, fray, riot, brawl, clash, fracas, quarrel, melee, affrayment, altercation, 2. skirmish; synonyms (n) encounter, brush, combat, engagement, confrontation, dispute, scuffle, struggle, (v) battle, conflict. ysgatfydd 1. perhaps; synonyms (adv) maybe, mayhap, peradventure, perchance, possibly, probably; antonym (adv) definitely, 2. peradventure; synonyms (n) chance, (adv) perhaps. ysgawen elder; synonyms (adj) older, big, adult, (n) senior, ancient, patriarch, boss, chief, superior. ysgeler 1. wicked; synonyms (adj) atrocious, bad, evil, sinful, vicious, depraved, immoral, mischievous, unholy, vile; antonyms (adj) good, innocent, kind, moral, pious, pure, 2. atrocious; synonyms (adj) abominable, awful, dreadful, frightful, heinous, monstrous, terrible, unspeakable, wicked, cruel; antonym (adj) wonderful, 3. villainous; synonyms (adj) nefarious, base, black, corrupt, criminal, dishonest, felonious, (v) infamous, shameful, 4. infamous; synonyms (adj) ignoble, disreputable, flagrant, disgraceful, notorious, contemptible, dishonorable, (n) scandalous, (v) foul, (adv) detestable; antonym (adj) unknown. ysgelerder 1. wickedness; synonyms (n) evil, depravity, sin, iniquity, sinfulness, harm, ill, evilness, vice, corruption; antonyms (n) goodness, kindness, virtue, piety, 2. infamy; synonyms (n) disgrace, dishonor, disrepute, ignominy, notoriety, opprobrium, reproach, shame, discredit, stain; antonym (n) fame. ysgerbwd 1. carcass; synonyms (n) body, carcase, frame, cadaver, corpse, framework, shell, remains, skeleton, bomb, 2. skeleton; synonyms (n) carcass,
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sketch, bones, anatomy, outline, scaffold, chassis, plan, structure, (v) draft. ysgithr 1. fang; synonyms (n) sting, tooth, nettle, thorn, claw, digit, dagger, incisor, (adj) catch, gripe, 2. tusk; synonyms (n) ivory, bone, pearl, tush, (v) detusk, horn, (adj) nib. ysgithrog 1. craggy; synonyms (adj) rough, cragged, rocky, rugged, cliffy, harsh, hilly, jagged, uneven, broken; antonym (adj) smooth, 2. fanged, 3. rugged; synonyms (adj) hard, difficult, craggy, hardy, robust, strong, sturdy, tough, blunt, (n) ragged; antonym (adj) delicate. ysglefrio 1. slide; synonyms (n) glide, chute, decline, (v) drop, slip, fall, slither, run, slump, coast, 2. skate; synonyms (v) skim, slide, jade, plug, rackabones. ysglent slide; synonyms (n) glide, chute, decline, (v) drop, slip, fall, slither, run, slump, coast. ysglisen slice; synonyms (n) share, part, section, bit, chip, gash, morsel, (v) cut, slash, carve. ysglisio slice; synonyms (n) share, part, section, bit, chip, gash, morsel, (v) cut, slash, carve. ysglyfaeth 1. spoil; synonyms (v) plunder, corrupt, impair, rot, damage, deface, indulge, injure, (n) ruin, (adj) harm; antonyms (v) enhance, improve, conserve, 2. booty; synonyms (n) loot, prize, pillage, haul, prey, spoil, spoils, swag, trophy, 3. filth; synonyms (n) dirt, garbage, grime, foulness, soil, blot, dust, filthiness, nastiness, squalor; antonym (n) cleanness, 4. carrion; synonyms (n) body, offal, corpse, filth, caroigne, 5. prey; synonyms (n) chase, game, victim, quarry, raven, target, mark, capture, (v) feed, eat; antonym (n) hunter. ysglyfaethu 1. spoil; synonyms (v) plunder, corrupt, impair, rot, damage, deface, indulge, injure, (n) ruin, (adj) harm; antonyms (v) enhance, improve, conserve, 2. plunder; synonyms (v) loot, pillage, despoil, harry, spoil, devastate, destroy, maraud, (n) booty, depredation. ysglyfaethus rapacious; synonyms (adj) greedy, avid, predatory, voracious, acquisitive, avaricious, covetous, edacious, ravenous, gluttonous. ysglyfio snatch; synonyms (v) grab, pinch, abduct, clutch, kidnap, seize, snap, jerk, capture, (n) catch. ysgogiad 1. movement; synonyms (n) motion, move, action, activity, campaign, crusade, advancement, cause, drive, passage, 2. motion; synonyms (n) gesture, movement, wave, exercise, gesticulation, play, (v) sign, beckon, gesticulate, signal. ysgol 1. school; synonyms (n) academy, class, sect, college, (v) educate, instruct, train, coach, cultivate, discipline, 2. academy; synonyms (n) academe, school, institution, university, academia, campus, alliance, council, federation, foundation, 3. ladder;
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synonyms (n) scale, run, steps, washboard, (v) bleed, bunk, campaign, carry, consort, course, 4. schooling; synonyms (n) education, instruction, learning, training, coaching, edification, teaching, preparation. ysgoldy 1. schoolhouse; synonyms (n) school, chargehouse, schooling, schooltime, shoal, 2. schoolroom; synonyms (n) classroom, nursery, hall. ysgolfeistr schoolmaster; synonyms (n) instructor, master, dominie, headmaster, pedagogue, teacher, usher, captain, maestro, original. ysgolfeistres schoolmistress; synonyms (n) mistress, schoolmarm, teacher, schoolma'am, schooldame. ysgolhaig scholar; synonyms (n) learner, pupil, academic, student, pundit, apprentice, intellectual, brain, disciple, adherent; antonym (n) dilettante. ysgolheictod scholarship; synonyms (n) erudition, learning, lore, education, award, learnedness, letters, reading, edification, (v) knowledge. ysgolheigaidd scholarly; synonyms (adj) academic, erudite, knowledgeable, learned, bookish, cultured, intellectual, scholastic, studious, educated. ysgolor scholar; synonyms (n) learner, pupil, academic, student, pundit, apprentice, intellectual, brain, disciple, adherent; antonym (n) dilettante. ysgoloriaeth scholarship; synonyms (n) erudition, learning, lore, education, award, learnedness, letters, reading, edification, (v) knowledge. ysgorpion scorpion; synonym (n) cockatrice. ysgothi 1. spurt; synonyms (n) jet, run, burst, dash, (v) spirt, flow, race, squirt, gush, stream, 2. squirt; synonyms (n) spurt, fountain, child, nobody, (v) spray, spout, eject, emit, splash, discharge, 3. purge; synonyms (n) purgation, purification, (v) cleanse, clean, expurgate, eradicate, clear, liquidate, purify, remove; antonym (v) binge. ysgrafell scraper; synonyms (n) rasper, doctor. ysgrafellu 1. curry; synonyms (v) groom, rub, dress, comb, gnaw, arrange, apparel, clip, clothe, coif, 2. scrape; synonyms (v) scratch, graze, pare, rake, grate, mark, abrade, chafe, (n) score, abrasion. ysgraff 1. boat (cwch); synonyms (n) yacht, scull, craft, dinghy, ship, vessel, vehicle, shallop, schooner, sailboat, 2. barge; synonyms (n) lighter, boat, flatboat, hoy, buss, cat, clipper, clump, corvette, (v) burst, 3. ferry; synonyms (n) ferryboat, ford, pass, passage, (v) carry, convey, transfer, transport, take, bring. ysgraffinio 1. abrade; synonyms (v) scrape, file, skin, chafe, rub, scour, graze, abrase, erode, gall, 2. graze; synonyms (v) browse, scratch, eat, brush, crease, crop, feed, pasture, (n) touch, cut, 3. scarify; synonyms (v) dent, indent, jag, nick, notch, rack, scollop, scotch, castigate, excoriate.
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2. scream; synonyms (n) shriek, wail, (v) roar, hollo, halloo, bawl, exclaim, holler, outcry, whoop; antonym (v) whisper. ysgrepan 1. wallet; synonyms (n) purse, bag, billfold, notecase, pocketbook, case, satchel, 2. scrip; synonyms (n) wallet, pouch, pocket, sack, cardcase, fob, sac, saccule, scabbard, sheath. ysgrif 1. writing; synonyms (n) script, composition, lettering, print, document, autograph, paper, authorship, book, inscription, 2. article; synonyms (n) section, object, thing, chapter, clause, commodity, discourse, entity, essay, feature, 3. essay; synonyms (n) dissertation, article, disquisition, effort, tentative, (v) endeavor, attempt, try, assay, offer. ysgrifbin pen; synonyms (n) corral, cage, ballpoint, enclosure, fold, jail, coop, (v) enclose, confine, compose. ysgrifell pen; synonyms (n) corral, cage, ballpoint, enclosure, fold, jail, coop, (v) enclose, confine, compose. ysgrifen writing; synonyms (n) script, composition, lettering, print, document, autograph, paper, authorship, book, inscription. ysgrifenedig written; synonyms (adj) scripted, registered, clerical, conscript, enrolled, hard-andfast, literal, (n) examination; antonym (adj) spoken. ysgrifeniad writing; synonyms (n) script, composition, lettering, print, document, autograph, paper, authorship, book, inscription. ysgrifennu write; synonyms (v) compose, indite, pen, correspond, compile, draw, publish, record, spell, outline. ysgrifennwr writer; synonyms (n) author, journalist, poet, penman, commentator, dramatist, playwright, correspondent, reporter. ysgrifennydd 1. secretary; synonyms (n) clerk, escritoire, minister, desk, secretaire, bailiff, factor, (v) amanuensis, scribe, writer, 2. scribe; synonyms (n) author, copyist, journalist, penman, scriber, scrivener, secretary, scribbler, (v) inscribe, score. ysgrifennyddes secretary; synonyms (n) clerk, escritoire, minister, desk, secretaire, bailiff, factor, (v) amanuensis, scribe, writer. ysgriflyfr 1. codex; synonyms (n) code, brochure, enchiridion, manual, publication, book, handbook, libretto, pamphlet, 2. manuscript; synonyms (n) codex, writing, handwriting, copy, record, text, document, holograph. ysgrifrwym bond; synonyms (n) association, tie, alliance, deed, agreement, cement, attachment, bail, (v) bind, band. ysgriw screw; synonyms (n) fuck, propeller, fucking, (v) cheat, fasten, wind, pin, bonk, (adj) bolt, nail.
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unclean, 2. granary; synonyms (n) barn, garner, grange, cornloft, farm. ysgubwr 1. sweep; synonyms (n) compass, expanse, range, scope, (v) brush, rake, reach, sail, sway, (adj) curve, 2. sweeper; synonyms (n) broom, sweep, janitor, mop, slam. ysgum scum; synonyms (n) foam, dross, froth, refuse, dregs, film, trash, recrement, spume, mob. ysguthan 1. jade; synonyms (n) hussy, hack, horse, (v) fatigue, exhaust, tire, weary, bore, fag, harass, consider also 2. wood pigeon; synonyms (n) cushat, ringdove, aberdevine, cygnet, siskin, swan. ysgutor executor; synonyms (n) performer, doer, agent, perpetrator, architect. ysgwario square (sgwar); synonyms (adj) right, even, rectangular, fair, (n) area, foursquare, (v) settle, agree, correspond, (adv) just. ysgwr 1. shiver; synonyms (n) quiver, fragment, splinter, thrill, (v) shake, tremble, quake, shudder, palpitate, shatter, 2. splinter; synonyms (n) sliver, part, shaving, shred, (v) break, split, chip, crack, shiver, smash, 3. stave; synonyms (v) box, fib, justle, (n) staff, round, rung, stanza, stick, verse, brace. ysgwrfa scouring; synonyms (n) scrub, scrubbing, rub, bush, chaparral. ysgwrio 1. scrub; synonyms (n) brush, bush, (v) scour, scratch, scrape, clean, mop, rub, wash, cleanse, 2. scour; synonyms (v) scrub, ransack, burnish, abrade, flush, furbish, search, graze, buff, rake, 3. lather; synonyms (n) foam, froth, head, flap, (v) bubble, flog, lash, trounce, whip, beat. ysgwyd 1. shake; synonyms (v) beat, agitate, jar, brandish, disturb, excite, flutter, (n) tremble, jolt, quiver, 2. brandish; synonyms (v) flourish, wave, display, flaunt, shake, wield, swing, bandy, beckon, 3. flutter; synonyms (n) bustle, flap, waver, agitation, excitement, (v) flicker, flit, flitter, palpitate, (adj) flurry, 4. wag; synonyms (n) humorist, waggle, joker, wit, comedian, clown, zany, (v) wiggle, reel, move. ysgwydd shoulder; synonyms (n) elbow, back, (v) bear, carry, push, hold, jostle, support, sustain, assume. ysgwyddo 1. shoulder; synonyms (n) elbow, back, (v) bear, carry, push, hold, jostle, support, sustain, assume, 2. jostle; synonyms (v) jog, shove, joggle, bump, encounter, jolt, shoulder, thrust, (adj) clash, jar. ysgydwad 1. shake; synonyms (v) beat, agitate, jar, brandish, disturb, excite, flutter, (n) tremble, jolt, quiver, 2. shaking; synonyms (adj) tremor, quaking, shaky, shivering, tremulous, (n) quivering, trembling, palpitation, quake, jarring; antonym (adj) composed.
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ysgyfarnog hare; synonyms (n) rabbit, cony, puss, cat, coney, (adj) antelope, courser, eagle, gazelle, greyhound. ysgymun 1. excommunicate; synonyms (v) curse, banish, damn, denounce, proscribe, fulminate, ostracize, (adj) blackball, exile, expatriate; antonym (v) communicate, 2. accursed; synonyms (adj) cursed, execrable, abominable, detestable, accurst, damnable, damned, hateful, maledict, (v) atrocious. ysgymundod 1. excommunication; synonyms (n) anathema, ban, exclusion, curse, excision, proscription, censure, denunciation, 2. ban; synonyms (n) bar, veto, restraint, command, embargo, (v) forbid, prohibit, banish, exclude, expel; antonyms (v) permit, allow, sanction. ysgymuno 1. excommunicate; synonyms (v) curse, banish, damn, denounce, proscribe, fulminate, ostracize, (adj) blackball, exile, expatriate; antonym (v) communicate, 2. ban; synonyms (n) anathema, bar, veto, restraint, command, embargo, (v) forbid, prohibit, exclude, expel; antonyms (v) permit, allow, sanction. ysgyrnygu snarl; synonyms (n) growl, tangle, bark, howl, kink, maze, (v) knot, entangle, muddle, (adj) snap. ysgythru 1. cut (torri); synonyms (v) carve, chop, clip, abbreviate, abridge, bite, (n) notch, slice, cutting, nick; antonyms (v) increase, lengthen, (n) addition, extension, 2. carve; synonyms (v) sculpture, cut, mold, engrave, incise, inscribe, shape, whittle, slash, deal, 3. prune; synonyms (v) lop, pare, crop, trim, curtail, dress, shear, snip, edit, (adj) dock. ysgytiad shock; synonyms (n) blow, daze, impact, collision, outrage, surprise, (v) jar, offend, revolt, startle; antonym (v) comfort. ysgytio shock; synonyms (n) blow, daze, impact, collision, outrage, surprise, (v) jar, offend, revolt, startle; antonym (v) comfort. ysictod 1. contusion; synonyms (n) bruise, swelling, bump, discoloration, (adj) attenuation, comminution, detrition, levigation, multure, trituration, 2. sprain; synonyms (n) strain, (v) wrench, rick, twist, pull, wrick, (adj) cramp, adynamy, asthenia, cachexia. ysig 1. bruised; synonyms (adj) contused, wounded, hurt, raw, sore, contusioned, discolored, inflamed, lame, livid, 2. sore; synonyms (adj) painful, sensitive, angry, (n) injury, boil, cut, lesion, canker, (v) acute, sharp; antonym (adj) painless. ysigo 1. crush; synonyms (n) squeeze, press, crowd, (v) beat, break, compress, conquer, crunch, stamp, bruise, 2. bruise; synonyms (n) blow, contusion, buffet, (v) crush, hurt, wound, bray, contuse, grind, mash, 3. sprain; synonyms (n) strain, (v) wrench,
rick, twist, pull, wrick, (adj) cramp, adynamy, asthenia, cachexia. yslotian 1. dabble; synonyms (v) play, paddle, splash, tinker, trifle, dally, (adj) daggle, deluge, drabble, draggle, 2. tipple; synonyms (n) potation, draft, draught, (v) drink, booze, bib, imbibe, carouse, guzzle. yslotiwr tippler; synonyms (n) bibber, draughtsman, maltworm, whetter, (v) drunkard, toper, sot. ysmala 1. amusing; synonyms (adj) funny, entertaining, fun, humorous, pleasant, agreeable, comical, diverting, enjoyable, hilarious; antonyms (adj) dull, boring, tragic, 2. funny; synonyms (adj) amusing, droll, eccentric, facetious, fishy, peculiar, strange, comic, curious, farcical; antonyms (adj) serious, grave, 3. arch; synonyms (n) arc, acute, bend, curvature, dome, (v) curve, bow, vault, (adj) shrewd, sly; antonym (v) straightness, 4. droll; synonyms (adj) laughable, witty, burlesque, ludicrous, ridiculous, jocular, (n) buffoon, clown, comedian, jester. ysmaldod 1. badinage; synonyms (n) banter, pleasantry, chaff, mockery, persiflage, raillery, sport, ridicule, retort, smartness, 2. banter; synonyms (v) badinage, jest, joke, kid, tease, deride, quiz, twit, jeer, jolly, 3. fun; synonyms (adj) amusing, (n) amusement, enjoyment, frolic, entertainment, play, recreation, comedy, delight, diversion; antonym (n) misery, 4. drollery; synonyms (n) buffoonery, waggery, whim, wit, clowning, tomfoolery, gag, humor, esprit, (adj) extravagance. ysmalio 1. jest; synonyms (n) gag, gibe, jape, quip, game, (v) joke, banter, gird, jeer, sneer, 2. joke; synonyms (n) jest, hoax, fun, caper, antic, farce, humor, jocularity, pleasantry, (v) chaff; antonym (n) tragedy. ysmaliwr 1. wit; synonyms (n) humor, wag, humorist, satire, repartee, brain, mentality, sense, sagacity, (adj) irony; antonym (n) tragedy, 2. joker; synonyms (n) comedian, comic, jester, clown, wit, buffoon, tease, trickster, zany. ysmicio blink; synonyms (v) wink, flash, twinkle, flicker, shirk, nictate, nictitate, (n) blinking, glimmer, instant. ysmotyn 1. spot; synonyms (n) blot, place, speck, stain, dot, dapple, (v) blemish, soil, fleck, speckle, 2. blob; synonyms (n) drip, bubble, drop, globule, bulge, dab, droplet, papule, verruca, (v) spot, 3. blotch; synonyms (n) mark, freckle, smudge, splotch, discoloration, macula, mole, patch, splodge, (v) mottle, 4. blur; synonyms (n) brand, (v) smear, taint, blear, cloud, dim, obscure, slur, bedim, (adj) daub; antonym (v) clarify.
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Welsh - English ysmwddio iron; synonyms (n) chain, irons, (v) firm, flatten, press, smooth, (adj) hard, adamant, inflexible, steel. ysmygu smoke; synonyms (n) fumes, fog, mist, (v) fume, reek, fumigate, puff, exhale, cure, burn. ysnoden 1. band; synonyms (n) cluster, party, set, swathe, circle, collar, company, crew, (v) ring, combine, 2. fillet; synonyms (n) band, strip, cincture, list, girdle, molding, sash, stripe, baldric, (v) filet, 3. ribbon; synonyms (n) riband, shred, tape, decoration, medal, ribband, belt, fascia, thread, palm. ysol 1. corrosive; synonyms (adj) caustic, acid, acrid, erosive, biting, sarcastic, destructive, vitriolic, acerbic, bitter, 2. consuming; synonyms (v) grating, grinding, racking, searching, (n) consumption, (adj) intense, blazing, overwhelming, burning, absorbing. ystabl stable; synonyms (adj) firm, permanent, reliable, constant, durable, fast, fixed, lasting, secure, stationary; antonyms (adj) unstable, shaky, wobbly, dangerous, precarious, rickety, volatile. ystad 1. state; synonyms (n) nation, position, say, country, kingdom, show, (v) declare, expound, express, (adj) national; antonyms (v) deny, (adj) private, 2. estate; synonyms (n) condition, land, demesne, order, rank, domain, acres, property, state, substance, 3. furlong; synonyms (v) cubit, ell, fathom, foot, hand, inch, line, nail, palm, rood. ystadegau statistics; synonyms (n) data, census, score, information, list, table, facts, records. ystadegydd 1. actuary; synonyms (n) accountant, statistician, bookkeeper, auditor, 2. statistician; synonyms (n) statist, actuary, politician, statesman. ystaen 1. blur; synonyms (n) blot, blemish, smudge, (v) smear, taint, blear, cloud, dim, obscure, (adj) daub; antonym (v) clarify, 2. tin; synonyms (n) can, canister, container, rhino, dust, blunt, (v) pot, preserve, cure, bottle. ystafell 1. room; synonyms (n) chamber, latitude, occasion, apartment, hall, house, opening, opportunity, expanse, (v) board, 2. chamber; synonyms (n) bedroom, bedchamber, cavity, cell, council, compartment, committee, court, cubicle, room. ystafellydd chamberlain; synonyms (n) bailiff, seneschal, castellan. ystalwyn stallion; synonyms (n) entire, boar, buck, cock, dog, drake, gander, genet, hart, horse. ystarn stern; synonyms (adj) harsh, rigid, severe, rigorous, austere, grim, hard, rear, strict, (n) back; antonym (adj) cordial. ystelcian 1. loiter; synonyms (v) linger, dawdle, lag, loaf, dally, saunter, tarry, (adj) delay, lounge, hesitate, 2. loaf; synonyms (v) laze, loiter, loll, lurk,
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3. skulk; synonyms (v) prowl, sneak, creep, malinger, steal, cower, shirk, conceal, slink, (adj) hide. ystelciwr 1. loiterer; synonyms (n) lingerer, laggard, idler, slowback, trollop, truant, lubber, shirk, (v) snail, tortoise, 2. loafer; synonyms (n) lazybones, bum, layabout, slacker, tramp, blackguard, vagabond, do-nothing, slug, (v) bummer. ystig 1. willing; synonyms (adj) agreeable, disposed, ready, spontaneous, voluntary, amenable, inclined, prepared, enthusiastic, unforced; antonyms (adj) unwilling, reluctant, 2. diligent; synonyms (adj) busy, active, assiduous, careful, painstaking, earnest, attentive, industrious, laborious, studious; antonyms (adj) lazy, careless, negligent, 3. obliging; synonyms (v) complaisant, (adj) accommodating, affable, amiable, gentle, kind, good, benign, pleasant, compliant; antonyms (adj) unhelpful, uncooperative. ystinos asbestos; synonyms (n) asbestus, (adj) fireproof. ystiward steward; synonyms (n) custodian, keeper, waiter, warden, attendant, curator, agent, supervisor, questor, receiver. ystlen sex; synonyms (n) gender, intercourse, copulation, coitus, sexuality, mating, (v) arouse, excite, (adj) sexual. ystlum bat; synonyms (n) club, rapidity, blow, cudgel, flittermouse, punch, (v) hit, beat, blink, lick. ystlys 1. side (ochr); synonyms (n) edge, rim, faction, border, brink, direction, face, part, hand, (v) party; antonym (adj) distant, 2. flank; synonyms (n) side, wing, lee, limb, annex, annexe, fender, (v) skirt, (adj) cover, ward. ystod 1. course; synonyms (n) stream, flow, bearing, career, current, path, road, route, track, (v) run, 2. swath; synonyms (n) belt, swathe, band, bandage, bang, bash, knock, rap, smash, sward. ystof warp; synonyms (n) twist, buckle, distortion, (v) bend, distort, deform, contort, turn, bias, falsify; antonym (v) straighten. ystofi 1. plan; synonyms (n) aim, map, figure, chart, intent, outline, pattern, (v) design, devise, intend, 2. weave; synonyms (v) twine, twist, braid, knit, entwine, interweave, wind, waver, plait, fabricate, 3. warp; synonyms (n) buckle, distortion, (v) bend, distort, deform, contort, turn, bias, falsify, garble; antonym (v) straighten. ystofiad plot; synonyms (n) conspiracy, plan, lot, scheme, chart, design, (v) intrigue, cabal, plat, conspire. ystor resin; synonyms (n) gum, rosin, colophany. ystordy 1. warehouse; synonyms (n) store, storehouse, godown, depository, depot, repository, entrepot, promptuary, (v) magazine, shop, 2.
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storehouse; synonyms (n) arsenal, repertory, storage, treasury, warehouse, storeroom. ystorfa 1. store; synonyms (n) hoard, shop, market, business, (v) stock, accumulate, garner, amass, bank, cache, 2. storehouse; synonyms (n) store, magazine, depository, depot, repository, arsenal, repertory, entrepot, storage, treasury. ystorio store; synonyms (n) hoard, shop, market, business, (v) stock, accumulate, garner, amass, bank, cache. ystorm storm; synonyms (n) tempest, attack, shower, blizzard, (v) rage, rush, assault, fume, hail, charge. ystormus stormy; synonyms (adj) gusty, inclement, boisterous, fierce, rough, blustering, blustery, dirty, foul, passionate; antonyms (adj) calm, still. ystrad 1. flat; synonyms (adj) dull, bland, even, plain, insipid, level, plane, tasteless, (n) apartment, (v) uninteresting; antonyms (adj) exciting, highpitched, bumpy, 2. vale; synonyms (n) valley, bottom, gorge, basin, cave, cavern, cove, glade, grove, slade; antonym (n) hill. ystranc trick; synonyms (n) deceit, deception, joke, prank, (v) swindle, cheat, deceive, fraud, sham, con. ystrancio jib; synonyms (n) boom, beak, bow, (v) balk, baulk, gybe, jibe, check. ystremp 1. dash; synonyms (n) rush, sprint, animation, beat, bit, bolt, (v) dart, touch, strike, break; antonym (n) lethargy, 2. blotch; synonyms (n) blemish, blot, mark, spot, freckle, smudge, splotch, stain, discoloration, macula, 3. mess; synonyms (n) clutter, jumble, muddle, confusion, difficulty, disorder, hodgepodge, jam, scrape, (v) botch; antonym (n) order, 4. streak; synonyms (n) line, ray, stripe, dash, band, beam, bar, run, groove, (v) flash. ystryd street; synonyms (n) road, avenue, highway, way, route, lane, neighborhood, path, track, (v) roadway. ystrydeb stereotype; synonyms (n) engrave, stereo, cliché, commonplace, archetype, (v) pigeonhole, stamp, type, boss, cast. ystrydebol stereotyped; synonyms (adj) stock, hackneyed, banal, stale, corny, stereotypical, (v) conventional, commonplace, trite, established. ystrydebu stereotype; synonyms (n) engrave, stereo, cliché, commonplace, archetype, (v) pigeonhole, stamp, type, boss, cast. ystryw 1. wile; synonyms (n) trick, ruse, artifice, deception, guile, dodge, cheat, deceit, fraud, stratagem, 2. art; synonyms (n) know-how, skill, talent, artistry, craft, dexterity, science, accomplishment, aptitude, artfulness, 3. artifice; synonyms (n) contrivance, craftiness, device, intrigue, maneuver, trickery, wile, chicanery, (v) art, (adj) finesse, 4. craft; synonyms (n) boat, ability, cunning, trade, shift, business, job, occupation,
profession, vessel, 5. ruse; synonyms (n) hoax, plot, ploy, scheme, strategy, feint, subterfuge, trap, pretense, pretext. ystrywgar 1. wily; synonyms (adj) sly, crafty, cunning, shrewd, artful, foxy, subtle, tricky, deceitful, designing; antonym (adj) naive, 2. artful; synonyms (adj) scheming, wily, adroit, dexterous, disingenuous, insidious, vulpine, arch, devious, art; antonym (adj) artless, 3. crafty; synonyms (adj) astute, clever, shifty, calculating, fraudulent, furtive, ingenious, wise, acute, deceptive; antonyms (adj) honest, open. ystudfach stilt; synonyms (n) pile, spile, longlegs, piling, post, support, batch, bundle, bung, cumulus. ystum 1. form; synonyms (n) figure, design, arrange, ceremony, (v) cast, make, fashion, build, constitute, establish, 2. bend; synonyms (n) bow, arch, arc, elbow, (v) curve, turn, crouch, stoop, crook, curl; antonyms (v) straighten, square, 3. attitude; synonyms (n) position, aspect, posture, behavior, mind, notion, air, approach, bearing, disposition, 4. posture; synonyms (n) attitude, pose, condition, deportment, stance, circumstance, manner, mien, carriage, (v) place. ystumio 1. bend; synonyms (n) bow, arch, arc, elbow, (v) curve, turn, crouch, stoop, crook, curl; antonyms (v) straighten, square, 2. distort; synonyms (v) contort, deform, falsify, bend, buckle, disfigure, mangle, misrepresent, pervert, twist; antonym (v) untwist, 3. pose; synonyms (v) attitudinize, masquerade, impersonate, lay, perplex, (n) attitude, position, affectation, airs, bearing. ystumog stomach; synonyms (n) abdomen, appetite, (v) accept, brook, abide, bear, endure, stand, suffer, (adj) digest. ystwyrian stir; synonyms (v) arouse, budge, move, rouse, affect, agitate, (n) movement, commotion, disturbance, (adj) bustle. ystwyth 1. flexible; synonyms (adj) elastic, adaptable, pliable, yielding, lissome, pliant, soft, supple, facile, adjustable; antonyms (adj) inflexible, rigid, fixed, obstinate, stiff, stubborn, 2. supple; synonyms (adj) flexible, lithe, graceful, lissom, lithesome, plastic, active, agile, ductile, (v) limber, 3. pliant; synonyms (adj) malleable, compliant, flexile, docile, bendable, complaisant, manageable, limp, bending, submissive. ystwythder 1. flexibility; synonyms (n) pliability, spring, adaptability, elasticity, suppleness, litheness, malleability, tractability, versatility, bendability; antonyms (n) inflexibility, obstinacy, rigidity, stubbornness, severity, 2. pliancy; synonyms (n) flexibility, complaisance, advantage, affability, aid, assistance, dexterity, ease, facility, flexibleness.
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Welsh - English ystwytho 1. bend; synonyms (n) bow, arch, arc, elbow, (v) curve, turn, crouch, stoop, crook, curl; antonyms (v) straighten, square, 2. flex; synonyms (n) cord, wire, cable, rope, string, (v) bend, deflect, give, deform, (adj) stretch, 3. soften; synonyms (v) mitigate, moderate, assuage, dull, melt, mute, relent, relieve, (adj) mollify, palliate; antonyms (v) harden, set, solidify, congeal. ystyffylu balk; synonyms (v) frustrate, prevent, retard, flinch, hamper, traverse, baffle, disappoint, (n) baulk, hindrance. ystyfnig 1. stubborn; synonyms (adj) obstinate, contrary, hard, intractable, perverse, determined, obdurate, persistent, refractory, rigid; antonyms (adj) compliant, flexible, irresolute, amenable, 2. obstinate; synonyms (adj) headstrong, inflexible, inveterate, disobedient, dogged, firm, stubborn, uncompromising, wayward, willful. ystyfnigrwydd obstinacy; synonyms (n) inflexibility, bullheadedness, contumacy, determination, firmness, mulishness, stubbornness, resoluteness, resolve, contrariness; antonyms (n) flexibility, cooperation. ystyr 1. meaning; synonyms (n) import, gist, implication, intent, design, essence, aim, connotation, consequence, content, 2. sense; synonyms (n) intelligence, perception, meaning, sensation, logic, awareness, experience, (v) feel, intellect, mind; antonyms (n) garbage, ludicrousness, nonsense, stupidity, foolishness, gibberish. ystyrgar 1. meditative; synonyms (adj) contemplative, thoughtful, pensive, broody, reflective, wistful, museful, musing, ruminative, brooding, 2. thoughtful; synonyms (adj) considerate, serious, careful, kind, solemn, attentive, courteous, discreet, heedful, sensible; antonyms (adj) inconsiderate, thoughtless, careless, heedless. ystyriaeth 1. heed; synonyms (n) care, consideration, concern, caution, regard, notice, (v) attend, hear, attention, mind; antonyms (v) disregard, ignore, 2. consideration; synonyms (n) respect, reflection, thought, account, cogitation, conception, deliberation, tact, thoughtfulness, (v) condition; antonyms (n) thoughtlessness, impulsiveness, inconsideration, 3. attention; synonyms (n) aid, alertness, heed, attentiveness, concentration, diligence, ear, nursing, observation, precision; antonyms (n) inattention, neglect. ystyried 1. regard; synonyms (v) attention, concern, estimate, heed, attend, account, believe, (n) notice, respect, esteem; antonym (n) disrespect, 2. attend; synonyms (v) accompany, assist, escort, serve, advert, aid, conduct, follow, (n) tend, doctor, 3. heed; synonyms (n) care, consideration, caution,
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regard, note, charge, (v) hear, mind, beware, consider; antonyms (v) disregard, ignore, 4. consider; synonyms (v) think, cogitate, view, assume, calculate, conceive, contemplate, deliberate, reckon, reflect. ystyriol 1. considerate; synonyms (adj) benevolent, sympathetic, magnanimous, humane, attentive, careful, caring, (n) thoughtful, gentle, nice; antonyms (adj) unfeeling, inconsiderate, tactless, thoughtless, uncaring, 2. heedful; synonyms (adj) aware, advertent, alert, cautious, circumspect, mindful, watchful, observant, wary, discreet, 3. attentive; synonyms (adj) assiduous, diligent, heedful, considerate, vigilant, devoted, conscious, friendly, studious, concerned; antonyms (adj) inattentive, negligent, unfocused, forgetful, neglectful, heedless, 4. mindful; synonyms (adj) cognizant, regardful; antonyms (adj) unaware, unmindful. ysu 1. hanker; synonyms (v) ache, aspire, crave, desire, long, yearn, wish, languish, pine, sigh, 2. eat (bwyta); synonyms (v) devour, consume, bite, dine, munch, corrode, deplete, drink, feed, (adj) digest, 3. consume; synonyms (v) absorb, exhaust, spend, dissipate, use, waste, burn, eat, expend, fritter; antonyms (v) save, abstain, 4. itch; synonyms (n) urge, impulse, scabies, longing, (v) irritate, tickle, prickle, scratch, tingle, chafe. yswain esquire; synonyms (n) margrave, vavasour, playboy, hustler, (v) escort, attend, see, (adj) esquired. yswil 1. bashful; synonyms (adj) timid, ashamed, coy, diffident, backward, modest, retiring, shy, shrinking, mousy; antonym (adj) brash, 2. shy; synonyms (adj) fearful, abashed, reserved, nervous, reticent, self-conscious, (v) fling, cast, chuck, (n) throw; antonyms (adj) bold, confident, demonstrative, forward, outgoing, 3. timid; synonyms (adj) afraid, cowardly, bashful, cautious, apprehensive, frightened, craven, anxious, faint, fainthearted; antonyms (adj) fearless, (n) brave. yswildod 1. bashfulness; synonyms (n) diffidence, modesty, shyness, coyness, humility, abashment, backwardness, apprehension, constraint, embarrassment; antonym (n) boldness, 2. timidity; synonyms (n) fear, bashfulness, nervousness, reserve, cowardice, timidness; antonym (n) confidence, 3. shyness; antonym (n) sociability. yswiriant insurance; synonyms (n) assurance, guarantee, indemnity, coverage, policy, security, warranty. yswirio 1. assure; synonyms (v) guarantee, certify, secure, affirm, ascertain, ensure, persuade, promise, reassure, (n) warrant, 2. insure;
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synonyms (v) assure, cover, underwrite, indemnify, control, verify, safeguard, see, accept, check. yswitian 1. chitter; synonym (v) twitter, 2. twitter; synonyms (n) chirrup, peep, flutter, warble, thrill, (v) cheep, chirp, quiver, trill, chitter, 3. twirp; synonyms (n) twerp, taunt, taunting, (v) nip, peek, pinch, squeeze, tweedle, tweet, twinge. ywen yew; synonyms (n) yam, zinnia, (v) yaw.
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Index of English Subjects to Welsh Subjects A abandon see gadael. abandoned see 1. afradlon, 2. ofer. abase see 1. darostwng, 2. gostwng. abash see cywilyddio. abate see 1. lleihau, 2. gostegu, 3. gostwng. abbacy see abadaeth. abbess see abades. abbey see 1. abaty, 2. mynachlog. abbot see abad. abbreviate see talfyrru. abbreviation see talfyriad. abdicate see ymddeol. abdomen see ceudod. aberration see 1. cyfeiliorn, 2. gwyriad. abet see 1. ategu, 2. cefnogi, 3. cynorthwyo. abhor see ffieiddio. abhorrence see ffieiddrwydd. abide see 1. aros (stay, stop), 2. goddef, 3. trigo. abiding see gwastadol. ability see 1. abledd, 2. medr, 3. gallu. abject see 1. dirmygedig, 2. distadl. ablative see abladol. ablaze see gwenfflam. able see 1. abl, 2. galluog. ablution see 1. golchiad, 2. puredigaeth. abnegation see 1. hunanymwadiad, 2. ymwadiad. abnormal see 1. anghyffredin, 2. annormal. abode see 1. cartref (home), 2. trigfan, 3. trigfa, 4. cartrefle, 5. annedd, 6. anheddle, 7. anheddfa, 8. preswylfa. abolish see 1. diddymu, 2. dileu. abolition see dilead. abominable see ffiaidd. abominate see ffieiddio. abomination see ffieiddbeth. abort see erthylu. abortion see 1. erthyliad, 2. erthyl. abound see 1. amlhau, 2. heigio, 3. ymhelaethu. about see 1. am, 2. oddeutu, 3. parthed, 4. ynghylch, 5. ogylch, consider also 6. o amgylch, 7. o ddeutu, 8. o gwmpas. above see 1. uwch, 2. fry, 3. goruwch, 4. uchod, 5. uwchlaw.
abrade see ysgraffinio. abridge see 1. cwtogi, 2. talfyrru. abroad see allan. abrogate see 1. diddymu, 2. dileu. abrupt see 1. diswta, 2. disymwth, 3. serth, 4. swta, 5. sydyn. abscess see 1. cornwyd, 2. crug, 3. casgliad, 4. crynhofa. absence see 1. absen, 2. absenoldeb, 3. absenoliad, 4. absenoliaeth. absent see 1. absennol, 2. absenoli. absolute see 1. cwbl, 2. hollol, 3. absolwt, 4. diamod, 5. diamodol. absolution see 1. gollyngdod, 2. maddeuant. absolve see 1. absolfennu, 2. gollwng, 3. maddau, 4. rhyddhau. absorb see 1. amsugno, 2. yfed (drink), 3. sychu, 4. llyncu, 5. sugno. absorption see 1. amsugniad, 2. sugniad. abstain see 1. ymatal, 2. ymgadw, 3. ymwrthod. abstainer see dirwestwr. abstemious see 1. sobr, 2. cymedrol. abstention see ymataliad. abstinence see 1. dirwest, 2. ymataliad, 3. ymwrthodiad. abstinent see 1. cymedrol, 2. sobr. abstract see 1. dansoddol, 2. tynnu (pull), 3. haniaethol, 4. crynodeb, 5. crynodebu. abstraction see 1. haniaeth, 2. synfyfyrdod. abstruse see 1. astrus, 2. dyrys, 3. tywyll. absurd see afresymol. absurdity see gwrthuni. abundance see 1. wmbredd, 2. cyflawnder, 3. cyfor, 4. digonedd, 5. digonolrwydd, 6. helaethrwydd, 7. rhysedd, 8. toreth, 9. abledd. abundant see 1. toreithiog, 2. helaeth, 3. dibrin, 4. digonol. abuse see 1. dilorni, 2. camarfer, 3. camddefnydd, 4. camddefnyddio, 5. difenwi, 6. cam-drin. abusive see tafotrwg. abut see cydio. abutment see 1. ateg, 2. pentan. abysmal see affwysol. abyss see agendor. academic see athrofaol. academy see 1. academi, 2. athrofa, 3. ysgol (school). accede see 1. cydsynio, 2. cytuno. accelerate see 1. chwimio, 2. cyflymu. accelerator see 1. ysbardun, 2. chwimiadur. accent see 1. acennu, 2. acen, 3. acennod. accented see acennog. accentuate see 1. acennu, 2. pwysleisio. accentuation see 1. aceniad, 2. acenyddiaeth. accept see derbyn.
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acceptable see 1. cymeradwy, 2. derbyniol. acceptor see 1. derbyniwr, 2. derbynnydd. access see 1. dyfodfa, 2. dyfodiad, 3. mynediad, 4. acses. accessible see hygyrch. accession see esgyniad. accessory see 1. cyfranogol, 2. cynorthwywr, 3. cefnogydd, 4. atodol, 5. affeithiwr, 6. affeithiol, 7. cynorthwyol. accidence see ffurfiant. accident see damwain. accidental see damweiniol. acclamation see 1. bloddest, 2. cymeradwyaeth. acclivity see rhiw. accommodate see 1. cymhwyso, 2. lletya. accommodation see 1. lle (place), 2. llety. accompanist see cyfeilydd. accompany see 1. cyfeilio, 2. hebrwng. accomplish see 1. cwblhau, 2. cyflawni. accord see 1. cydfod, 2. cytuno, 3. cydweddu. accordingly see felly. accost see cyfarch. account see 1. adroddiad, 2. cyfrif, 3. adlo, 4. hanes. accountable see 1. atebol, 2. cyfrifol. accountant see cyfrifydd. accounting see cyfrifyddiaeth. accoutre see 1. arfogi, 2. taclu. accredit see 1. credu (believe), 2. awdurdodi, 3. coelio. accrue see 1. deillio, 2. digwydd. accumulate see 1. casglu, 2. pentyrru, 3. cronni. accumulator see cronadur. accuracy see cywirdeb. accurate see cywir. accursed see ysgymun. accusation see 1. cyhuddiad, 2. achwyniad. accusative see 1. gwrthrychol, 2. cyhuddol. accuse see cyhuddo. accuser see cyhuddwr. accustom see 1. arfer, 2. ymarfer. accustomed see 1. cynefin, 2. cynefinol. ace see as. ache see 1. poen, 2. poeni, 3. cur, 4. gwynio, 5. cnoi (bite), 6. gwynegu. achieve see 1. cwblhau, 2. cyflawni, 3. gorffen. achievement see 1. llwyddiant, 2. camp, 3. cyflawniad. acid see 1. asid, 2. siarp, 3. sur, 4. suryn. acidic see asidig. acknowledge see 1. addef, 2. cydnabod, 3. cyfaddef. acknowledgment see cydnabyddiaeth. acorn see mesen. acoustics see clybodeg. acquaint see hysbysu.
acquaintance see 1. cydnabod, 2. adnabyddiaeth, 3. cydnabyddiaeth. acquiesce see cydsynio. acquire see 1. magu, 2. cael, 3. ennill. acquisition see caffaeliad. acquit see rhyddhau. acre see 1. erw, 2. acer, 3. cyfair. acrid see 1. chwerw, 2. llymsur. acrimonious see 1. chwerw, 2. sarrug, 3. cecrus. across see trosodd. act see 1. actio, 2. deddf, 3. gweithred, 4. gweithredu, 5. ymddwyn, 6. act. action see 1. gweithrediad, 2. cyngaws, 3. gweithred. active see 1. gweithredol, 2. bywiog, 3. heini, 4. sionc, 5. esgud. activity see 1. gweithgaredd, 2. gweithgarwch. actor see 1. actor, 2. chwaraeydd, 3. actiwr. actress see actores. actual see 1. gwir, 2. gweithredol, 3. gwirioneddol. actuary see 1. cyfrifydd, 2. ystadegydd. actuate see 1. cyffroi, 2. cymell. acumen see 1. treiddgarwch, 2. craffter. acute see 1. awchlym, 2. llym, 3. tost, 4. craff. adage see 1. dihareb, 2. dywediad. adamant see 1. adamant, 2. diemwnt. adamantine see adamantaidd. adapt see 1. addasu, 2. cyfaddasu. adaptation see cyfaddasiad. add see 1. adio, 2. atodi, 3. ychwanegu. adder see 1. gwiber, 2. neidr (snake). addict see ymroddi. addicted see chwannog. addition see 1. adio, 2. atodiad, 3. ychwanegiad. additional see 1. atodol, 2. ychwanegol. addle see gwag. addled see 1. clonc, 2. clwc. address see 1. araith, 2. anerchiad, 3. cyfeiriad, 4. cyfeirio, 5. cyfarch, 6. annerch. adduce see 1. nodi, consider also 2. dwyn ymlaen. adept see campwr. adequate see 1. cyfallwy, 2. digonol. adhere see 1. glynu, 2. ymlynu. adherent see ymlynwr. adhesion see 1. glyniad, 2. ymlyniad. adhesive see 1. glynol, 2. ymlynol. adjacent see 1. cyfagos, 2. gerllaw. adjectival see ansoddeiriol. adjective see ansoddair. adjoin see 1. cydio, 2. cyffwrdd. adjourn see 1. gohirio, 2. oedi. adjudge see 1. barnu, 2. dyfarnu. adjudicate see 1. barnu, 2. beirniadu. adjudication see beirniadaeth. adjudicator see beirniad.
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English - Welsh adjunct see 1. atodiad, 2. ychwanegiad. adjure see 1. tynghedu, 2. tyngu. adjust see 1. addasu, 2. cymhwyso, 3. unioni. administer see gweinyddu. administrate see adweinyddu. administration see gweinyddiaeth. administrative see 1. adweinyddol, 2. gweinyddol. admirable see 1. campus, 2. rhagorol. admiral see llyngesydd. admiralty see morlys. admiration see edmygedd. admire see edmygu. admirer see 1. edmygwr, 2. edmygydd. admission see 1. cyfaddefiad, 2. derbyniad, 3. mynediad, 4. addefiad. admit see 1. addef, 2. cyfaddef, 3. derbyn. admittance see 1. trwydded, 2. derbyniad. admixture see 1. cymysgiad, 2. cymysgedd. admonish see 1. ceryddu, 2. rhybuddio. admonition see 1. anogaeth, 2. cerydd, 3. rhybudd. ado see 1. helynt, 2. ffwdan, 3. heldrin. adolescence see 1. adolesens, 2. llencyndod. adolescent see 1. adolesent, 2. llances, 3. llencyn. adopt see mabwysiadu. adopted see mabwysiadol. adoption see mabwysiad. adoptive see mabwysiadol. adore see addoli. adorn see 1. addurno, 2. harddu. adornment see 1. addurn, 2. addurniad. adroit see 1. deheuig, 2. hyfedr, 3. medrus. adulation see 1. gweniaith, 2. truth. adult see oedolyn. adulterate see llygru. adulteration see llygriad. adulterator see llygrwr. adulterer see godinebwr. adulteress see godinebwraig. adulterous see godinebus. adultery see godineb. advance see 1. echwyn, 2. benthyg, 3. dyrchafu, consider also 4. rhoi benthyg. advancement see 1. lles, 2. dyrchafiad, 3. budd. advantage see 1. achlysur, 2. lles, 3. llesiant, 4. mantais. advantageous see 1. manteisiol, 2. llesol. adventitious see damweiniol. adventure see 1. antur, 2. anturiaeth, 3. anturio. adventurous see 1. anturiaethus, 2. anturus. adverb see 1. adferf, 2. rhagferf. adverbial see adferfol. adverse see 1. adfydus, 2. gwrthwynebus, 3. gelynol, 4. croes. adversity see 1. adfyd, 2. cyni, 3. drygfyd.
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agent see 1. goruchwyliwr, 2. gweithredydd. aggrandize see mwyhau. aggregate see 1. cyfanswm, 2. crynswth. aggression see 1. gormes, 2. ymosodiad. aggressive see 1. gormesol, 2. ymosodol, 3. ymwthiol. aggrieve see 1. blino, 2. tramgwyddo. agile see 1. heini, 2. sionc, 3. chwim, 4. gwisgi. agility see sioncrwydd. agitate see 1. aflonyddu, 2. corddi, 3. cyffroi, 4. cynhyrfu, 5. cythryblu. agitated see 1. cythryblus, 2. cynhyrfus. agitation see 1. cynnwrf, 2. ceginwrych, 3. cynhyrfiad. agitator see 1. cynhyrfwr, 2. cythryblwr. agnostic see 1. agnostig, 2. anffyddiwr. agnosticism see anffyddiaeth. agonized see ingol. agonizing see ingol. agony see 1. artaith, 2. poen, 3. ing. agrarian see 1. gwledig, 2. tirol. agree see 1. cytuno, 2. cyfateb, 3. amodi, 4. cydgordio, 5. cydweddu. agreeable see 1. hyfryd, 2. dymunol, 3. clyfar, 4. cynhesol. agreement see 1. cytundeb, 2. cydfod. agricultural see amaethyddol. agriculture see 1. amaeth, 2. amaethyddiaeth. agronomy see agronomeg. ague see 1. acses, 2. cryd, 3. deirton. ahead see ymlaen. aid see 1. cynorthwyo, 2. help, 3. cynhorthwy, 4. cymorth, 5. cyfnerthu, 6. porth, 7. helpu. ail see 1. blino, 2. clafychu, 3. poeni. ailment see 1. afiechyd, 2. dolur. aim see 1. nod, 2. anelu, 3. diben, 4. amcanu, 5. amcan, 6. aneliad. aiming see anelog. air see 1. aer, 2. awyr, 3. cainc, 4. osgo, 5. awyrgylch, 6. alaw. aircraft see awyren. airfield see awyrenfa. airman see awyrennwr. airplane see awyren. airship see awyrlong. airy see awyrol. aisle see 1. llwybr, 2. ael, 3. eil. alacrity see 1. parodrwydd, 2. bywiogrwydd. alarm see 1. braw, 2. dychryn, 3. dychrynu, 4. larwm, 5. rhybudd. alas see 1. och, 2. ow. album see albwm. alchemy see alcemeg. alcohol see alcohol. alcove see 1. alcof, 2. deildy, 3. hafdy.
alderman see henadur. ale see 1. cwrw, 2. tablen. alert see 1. gwyliadwrus, 2. effro, 3. esgud. algebra see algebra. alien see 1. alltud, 2. anghyfiaith, 3. dieithr, 4. estron, 5. estronaidd, 6. estronol. alienate see dieithrio. alight see disgyn. align see cyfunioni. aliment see 1. maeth, 2. ymborth. alive see byw (live). alkali see alcali. all see 1. pawb, 2. oll, 3. pob, 4. cwbl, 5. holl, 6. hollol, 7. cyfan. allay see 1. lleddfu, 2. lliniaru, 3. tawelu. allegation see honiad. allege see 1. honni, 2. haeru. alleged see honedig. allegorical see damhegol. allegory see 1. alegori, 2. aralleg. alley see 1. ale, 2. llwybr. alliance see 1. cyfathrach, 2. cynghrair. allied see cytras. alliteration see 1. cyseinedd, 2. cyflythreniad. allocate see 1. cyfleu, 2. rhannu, 3. dosbarthu. allot see 1. gosod, 2. penodi. allotment see 1. cyfran, 2. rhandir. allow see goddef. allowance see 1. dogn, 2. goddefiad. alloy see aloi. allude see cyfeirio. allure see 1. hudo, 2. llithio, 3. denu. allurement see hudoliaeth. alluring see hudolus. allusion see 1. crybwylliad, 2. cyfeiriad. alluvium see 1. llifbridd, 2. dolbridd. ally see 1. cynghreiriad, 2. cynghreiriwr, 3. cynghreirio. almanac see amseroni. almighty see 1. hollalluog, 2. hollgyfoethog. almond see almon. almoner see elusennwr. almost see 1. bron, 2. ymron, 3. braidd, 4. agos (near), 5. haeach. alms see 1. cardod, 2. elusen. almshouse see elusendy. aloft see fry. alone see unig. along see 1. ymlaen, consider also 2. ar hyd. aloof see pell. alphabet see 1. egwyddor, 2. gwyddor. already see 1. eisoes, consider also 2. yn barod. also see hefyd. altar see allor. alter see 1. altro, 2. newid.
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English - Welsh alteration see 1. newid, 2. cyfnewidiad. altercation see 1. ffrae, 2. ymryson. alternate see eilio. although see 1. er, 2. serch. altitude see uchder. altogether see 1. llwyr, 2. oll. altruism see 1. allgarwch, 2. allgaredd. aluminium see alwminiwm. always see 1. beunydd, consider also 2. bob amser. amalgamate see 1. cyfuno, 2. cymysgu, 3. uno. amass see 1. casglu, 2. cronni, 3. pentyrru, 4. tyrru. amateur see 1. amatur, 2. amaturaidd. amatory see carwriaethol. amaze see 1. aruthro, 2. rhyfeddu, 3. synnu. amazed see syn. amazement see 1. aruthredd, 2. syndod. ambassador see 1. llysgennad, 2. llysgenhadwr. ambassadorial see llysgenhadol. amber see gwefr. ambiguity see 1. amwysedd, 2. astrusi. ambiguous see 1. amheus, 2. amwys, 3. astrus, 4. mwys. ambition see uchelgais. ambitious see 1. gorfynt, 2. uchelgeisiol. amble see 1. rhygyngu, 2. rhygyng. ambulance see ambiwlans. ambush see 1. cynllwyn, 2. rhagod. ameliorate see 1. diwygio, 2. gwella. amenable see 1. cyfrifol, 2. hydrin, 3. atebol. amend see 1. cywiro, 2. diwygio, 3. gwella. amendment see gwelliant. amends see iawn (right). amenity see 1. hyfrydwch, 2. hynawsedd. amerce see dirwyo. amiability see 1. hawddgarwch, 2. hygarwch. amiable see 1. hawddgar, 2. hoffus, 3. hygar, 4. serchus, 5. cynhesol. amicable see cyfeillgar. amorphous see 1. amorffus, 2. diffurf. amount see swm. amour see carwriaeth. amphitheater see amchwaraefa. ample see 1. digon (enough), 2. cyflawn, 3. eang, 4. helaeth. amplify see helaethu. amputate see trychu. amuse see 1. difyrru, 2. diddanu. amusement see 1. difyrrwch, 2. digrifwch. amusing see 1. diddan, 2. difyr, 3. difyrrus, 4. ysmala. anachronism see camamseriad. analogy see 1. cyfatebiaeth, 2. cydweddiad. analysis see 1. elfeniad, 2. dadelfeniad, 3. dadansoddiad. analyst see dadansoddwr.
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analytical see dadansoddol. analyze see 1. dadansoddi, 2. dadelfennu, 3. dosrannu, 4. elfennu. anarchic see anarchol. anarchist see 1. anarchydd, 2. terfysgwr. anarchy see 1. aflywodraeth, 2. anarchiaeth, 3. anhrefn, 4. anllywodraeth. anatomical see anatomaidd. anatomy see anatomeg. ancestor see 1. hynafiad, 2. cyndad. ancestry see 1. hynafiad, 2. ach. anchor see 1. angor, 2. angori. anchorage see angorfa. anchorite see 1. ancr, 2. meudwy. ancient see 1. hen (old), 2. oesol. and see 1. a, 2. ac. anecdote see 1. chwedl, 2. hanesyn. anemic see diwryg. anesthesia see dideimladrwydd. anesthetic see anesthetig. angel see 1. angel, 2. angyles. angelic see angylaidd. anger see 1. digio, 2. broch, 3. llid, 4. llidio, 5. digofaint, 6. dicter, 7. codded, 8. coddi, 9. dig. angle see 1. ongl, 2. pysgota, 3. elin, 4. genweirio. angled see onglog. angler see genweiriwr. anglicize see Seisnigeiddio. angling see pysgota. angry see 1. llidiog, 2. dig, 3. milain, 4. naturus, 5. digofus, 6. ffrom, 7. gwythlon. anguish see 1. cyni, 2. ing. angular see 1. elinog, 2. onglog. animadvert see 1. ceryddu, 2. sennu, 3. beirniadu. animal see 1. anifail, 2. mil, 3. anifeilaidd, 4. anifeilig, 5. creadur, 6. ysgrublaidd. animalize see anifeileiddio. animate see 1. bywhau, 2. bywiogi, 3. byw (live), 4. bywiol. animated see bywiog. animation see 1. asbri, 2. bywiogrwydd. animosity see 1. digasedd, 2. gelyniaeth. animus see 1. gelyniaeth, 2. drwgdeimlad. ankle see 1. swrn, 2. migwrn, 3. ffer, 4. meilwng. anneal see anelio. annex see 1. cydio, 2. cysylltu, 3. meddiannu. annihilate see 1. difodi, 2. diddymu. anniversary see cylchwyl. announce see 1. cyhoeddi, 2. datgan, 3. hysbysu. announcement see 1. cyhoeddiad, 2. hysbysiad. annoy see 1. poeni, 2. blino, 3. cythruddo. annoyance see cythrudd. annoying see 1. plagus, 2. barnol. annual see 1. blynyddol, 2. blwyddiad, 3. blwyddiadur.
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annul see 1. diddymu, 2. dileu, 3. dirymu. annular see modrwyol. anoint see 1. iro, 2. eneinio. anointing see eneiniad. anon see toc. anonymous see 1. anhysbys, 2. dienw. answer see 1. ateb (reply), 2. ymateb, 3. atebiad, 4. talu (pay). answerable see 1. atebol, 2. cyfrifol. ant see morgrugyn. antagonism see gwrthwynebiaeth. antecedent see blaenorol. antediluvian see cynddilywaidd. antelope see 1. antelop, 2. gafrewig. anterior see 1. blaenorol, 2. blaen. anthem see anthem. anthology see blodeugerdd. anthropology see 1. anthropoleg, 2. dynofyddiaeth. antibiotic see gwrthfiotig. anticipate see 1. disgwyl, 2. rhagflaenu. antidote see gwrthwenwyn. antimony see antimoni. antipathy see 1. casineb, 2. gwrthnaws. antipodes see eithaf. antiquarian see hynafiaethol. antique see hen (old). antiquity see 1. cynfyd, 2. cynnoes, 3. hynafiaeth. anti-semitism see gwrth-Semitiaeth. antiseptic see antiseptig. antithesis see gwrthgyferbyniad. antler see rhaidd. anvil see 1. einion, 2. eingion. anxiety see 1. boloch, 2. pryder. anxious see 1. pryderus, 2. awyddus, 3. aflonydd, 4. carcus. any see 1. unrhyw, 2. dim, 3. un (one), 4. peth, 5. rhyw. anything see 1. dim, 2. unrhywbeth. apartment see 1. fflat, 2. rhandy, 3. llety. apathetic see 1. difraw, 2. didaro, 3. difater. apathy see 1. difaterwch, 2. difrawder. ape see 1. dynwared, 2. epa. aperture see 1. rhwyllyn, 2. twll (hole), 3. rhwyll, 4. bwlch, 5. agorfa. apex see 1. brig, 2. copa, 3. pen (head, top), 4. blaen. aphorism see 1. dihareb, 2. gwireb. apiary see gwenynfa. apocalypse see datguddiad. apologize see 1. ymesgusodi, 2. ymddiheuro, 3. diheuro. apology see 1. esgusawd, 2. ymddiheuriad. apostasy see gwrthgiliad. apostate see gwrthgiliwr. apostle see apostol. apostleship see apostoliaeth.
apostrophe see 1. collnod, 2. sillgoll. apothecary see 1. cyffuriwr, 2. fferyllydd, 3. apothecari. apotheosis see dwyfoliad. appall see 1. brawychu, 2. digalonni. apparatus see 1. offeryn, 2. aparatws. apparel see 1. gwisg, 2. abid. apparent see 1. amlwg, 2. eglur. apparition see 1. drychiolaeth, 2. ysbryd. appeal see 1. erfyn, 2. apeliad, 3. apelio. appear see 1. ymrithio, 2. lledrithio, 3. rhithio. appearance see 1. eiliw, 2. gwedd, 3. gwelediad, 4. rhith. appease see 1. tangnefeddu, 2. llonyddu, 3. heddychu, 4. dofi, 5. tawelu. appellant see 1. apeliwr, 2. apelydd. appellation see 1. enw (name), 2. teitl. append see 1. atodi, 2. ychwanegu. appendix see 1. atodiad, 2. ychwanegiad. appertain see perthyn. appetite see 1. archwaeth, 2. awch, 3. awydd, 4. chwant. applaud see cymeradwyo. applause see cymeradwyaeth. apple see afal. appliance see 1. dyfais, 2. offeryn. applicable see cymwysiadol. applicant see 1. ceisiedydd, 2. ymgeisydd. application see 1. cais, 2. cymhwysiad, 3. ymroad, 4. ymroddiad. applied see cymwysedig. apply see 1. ymgeisio, 2. cymhwyso, 3. cynnig. appoint see 1. apwyntio, 2. gosod, 3. nodi, 4. pennu, 5. penodi. appointed see nodedig. appointment see 1. cyhoeddiad, 2. penodiad. apportion see 1. dosbarthu, 2. rhannu. apposite see 1. addas, 2. priodol. appraise see prisio. appreciate see 1. gwerthfawrogi, 2. prisio. appreciation see gwerthfawrogiad. appreciative see diolchgar. apprehend see 1. dirnad, 2. ofni. apprehension see 1. dirnadaeth, 2. ofn. apprehensive see 1. ofnus, 2. pryderus. apprentice see 1. prentisio, 2. dysgwr, 3. egwyddorwas, 4. prentis. apprenticeship see prentisiaeth. apprise see hysbysu. approach see 1. cyrchu, 2. dyfodfa, 3. dynesiad, 4. dynesu. approaching see agosaol. approbation see cymeradwyaeth. appropriate see 1. adfeddu, 2. meddiannu, 3. priodol.
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English - Welsh appropriateness see priodoldeb. appropriation see adfeddiad. approval see 1. arddeliad, 2. cymeradwyaeth. approve see 1. cymeradwyo, 2. profi. approved see cymeradwy. approximate see agos (near). apricot see bricyllen. apron see barclod. apt see 1. cymwys, 2. parod (ready), 3. tueddol. aquarium see 1. pysgodlyn, 2. pysgoty. aquatic see 1. dyfriog, 2. dyfrol. aqueduct see dyfrffos. aquiline see 1. eryraidd, 2. bachog, 3. crwbi. arbiter see 1. beirniad, 2. brawdwr, 3. dyddiwr. arbitrament see 1. dedfryd, 2. rhaith. arbitrary see 1. mympwyol, 2. gormesol. arbitrate see 1. cyflafareddu, 2. athrywyn. arbitration see 1. cyflafareddiad, 2. cymrodedd. arbitrator see 1. cyflafareddwr, 2. dyddiwr. arbor see deildy. arc see 1. bwa, 2. arc. arch see 1. ysmala, 2. pontio, 3. pont (bridge), 4. nen, 5. direidus, 6. bwa, 7. cellweirus. archaeologist see archaeolegwr. archaeology see archaeoleg. archaic see henaidd. archangel see archangel. archbishop see archesgob. archbishopric see archesgobaeth. arched see bwaog. archeological see hynafiaethol. archeology see hynafiaeth. archer see 1. saethwr, 2. saethydd. archery see saethyddiaeth. archipelago see ynysfor. architect see 1. archadeiladydd, 2. pensaer. architectural see pensaerniol. architecture see 1. adeiladaeth, 2. pensaerniaeth. arctic see gogleddol. ardent see 1. awchus, 2. terwyn, 3. selog, 4. poeth (hot), 5. brwdfrydig, 6. eiddgar, 7. angerddol, 8. gwresog. ardor see 1. tanbeidrwydd, 2. aidd, 3. angerdd, 4. awch, 5. brwdfrydedd, 6. eiddgarwch. arduous see 1. llafurus, 2. blin, 3. caled (hard). area see arwynebedd. argue see 1. dadlau, 2. pledio, 3. ymresymu. argument see 1. ymresymiad, 2. dadl. arid see 1. sych (dry), 2. gwyw, 3. cras, 4. crin. aristocracy see pendefigaeth. aristocrat see pendefig. aristocratic see 1. bonheddig, 2. pendefigaidd. arithmetician see rhifyddwr. ark see arch.
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arm see 1. braich, 2. arf, 3. arfogi, 4. cainc, 5. ban. armament see arfogaeth. armed see arfog. armful see coflaid. armistice see cadoediad. armor see 1. arfwisg, 2. arfogaeth, 3. arfod. armory see arfdy. armpit see cesail. arms see 1. aren, 2. arf. army see 1. cad, 2. lluydd, 3. byddin, 4. bragad. aroma see perarogl. aromatic see 1. peraroglaidd, 2. persawrus. around see am (about). arouse see 1. cyffroi, 2. dihuno. arrange see trefnu. arrangement see 1. trefniant, 2. trefniad, 3. trefn. arranger see trefnydd. array see 1. arwisgo, 2. cyfleu, 3. gwisg, 4. gwisgo, 5. trefn, 6. trefnu. arrest see 1. arestiad, 2. restio, 3. dalfa, 4. arestio, 5. atal. arrival see dyfodiad. arrive see cyrraedd. arrogance see 1. traha, 2. trahauster. arrogant see 1. trahaus, 2. balch. arrogate see 1. hawlio, 2. trawshawlio. arrow see saeth. arsenic see ársenig. art see 1. celfyddyd, 2. celf, 3. ystryw. artery see rhedweli. artful see 1. dichellgar, 2. ystrywgar, 3. cyfrwys. article see 1. erthygl, 2. nwydd, 3. ysgrif. articulate see 1. cymalu, 2. cynanu. artifice see 1. dichell, 2. dyfais, 3. ystryw. artificer see 1. celfyddwr, 2. crefftwr, 3. saer. artificial see 1. celfyddydol, 2. dodi, 3. gosod. artillery see magnel. artisan see crefftwr. artist see 1. arlunydd, 2. celfyddwr, 3. artist. artistic see 1. celfyddgar, 2. artistig, 3. celfydd. artless see disyml. as see 1. fel, 2. megis, 3. ys, 4. cyn, 5. mor. asbestos see 1. ystinos, 2. urael, 3. asbestos. ascend see 1. asgennu, 2. dringo, 3. dyrchafael, 4. dyrchafu, 5. esgyn, 6. ymddyrchafu. ascendancy see 1. goruchafiaeth, 2. uchafiaeth. ascending see esgynnol. ascension see 1. dyrchafael, 2. esgyniad. ascent see 1. dringfa, 2. esgynfa, 3. gorifyny, 4. rhiw. ascetic see 1. meudwy, 2. meudwyaidd, 3. ymgosbol, 4. asgetig. asceticism see asgetiaeth. ascribe see 1. cyfrif, 2. priodoli. asexual see anrhywiol.
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ash see onnen. ashes see 1. ulw, 2. llutrod. ashy see lludlyd. aside see hwnt. asinine see 1. asynnaidd, 2. mulaidd. ask see 1. gofyn, 2. ceisio, 3. erchi, 4. holi, 5. ymofyn. askew see lletbai. asp see asb. aspect see 1. agwedd, 2. arwedd, 3. golwg, 4. golygwedd, 5. gwedd, 6. pryd, 7. trem. aspen see aethnen. asperse see 1. gwaradwyddo, 2. taenellu. aspersion see enllib. asphyxiate see 1. mygu, 2. tagu. aspiration see dyhead. aspire see dyheu. ass see 1. asyn (donkey), 2. asen. assailant see ymosodwr. assassin see 1. llofrudd, 2. bradlofrudd. assassinate see bradlofruddio. assassination see bradlofruddiaeth. assault see 1. rhuthro, 2. ymosodiad. assay see 1. profi, 2. ceisio, 3. cynnig. assemble see 1. cynnull, 2. ymgynnull. assembly see 1. cyman, 2. cymanfa, 3. cynulleidfa. assent see 1. cydsyniad, 2. cydsynio. assert see 1. mynnu, 2. haeru, 3. honni. assertion see 1. honiad, 2. haeriad. assess see 1. asesu, 2. prisio. assets see 1. eiddo, 2. meddiannau. asseverate see tyngu. assiduity see dyfalwch. assiduous see 1. diwyd, 2. dyfal. assign see 1. penodi, 2. trosglwyddo, 3. gosod. assimilate see 1. cymathu, 2. tebygu. assimilation see cymathiad. assist see 1. helpu, 2. cymorth, 3. cynorthwyo. assistance see 1. help, 2. cymorth. assistant see 1. cynorthwyol, 2. cynorthwywr. associate see 1. cydymaith, 2. cyfeillachu, 3. cymdeithasu, 4. ymgyfeillachu. association see 1. cymdeithas, 2. cymdeithasfa. assort see 1. trefnu, 2. dosbarthu. assuage see 1. dofi, 2. lleddfu, 3. lliniaru, 4. llonyddu. assume see honni. assumption see 1. tybiaeth, 2. tyb, 3. bwriant, 4. honiad. assurance see 1. hyder, 2. sicrwydd. assure see yswirio. asterisk see 1. seren (star), 2. serennig. asthmatic see myglyd. astonish see synnu. astonishing see syn.
astound see 1. syfrdanu, 2. synnu. astral see serol. astride see acha. astrologer see planedydd. astronomer see 1. serydd, 2. seryddwr. astronomical see seryddol. astronomy see seryddiaeth. astute see 1. glew, 2. cyfrwys, 3. craff, 4. call. asylum see noddfa. at see 1. wrth, 2. am (about), 3. at, 4. ger, 5. yn. atheism see 1. anffyddiaeth, 2. annuwiaeth. atheist see anffyddiwr. athlete see mabolgampwr. athletics see mabolgamp. atlas see atlas. atmosphere see awyrgylch. atmospheric see awyrgylchol. atom see 1. cyrbibyn, 2. rhithyn, 3. atom, 4. mymryn, 5. gronyn. atomic see atomig. atomism see atomiaeth. atomize see atomeiddio. atonement see 1. cymod, 2. iawn (right). atrocious see 1. anfad, 2. erchyll, 3. ysgeler. atrocity see erchyllter. atrophy see annhyfiant. attach see 1. glynu, 2. gosod, 3. ymlynu, 4. atafaelu. attachment see 1. serch, 2. ymlyniad. attack see 1. ymosod, 2. ymosodiad, 3. rhuthr, 4. chwiw, 5. rhuthro, 6. gorddin, 7. cyrch, 8. pwl, 9. cyrchu, consider also 10. ymosod ar. attacker see ymosodwr. attain see 1. cyrraedd, 2. ennill. attainable see cyraeddadwy. attempt see 1. ymgais, 2. cais, 3. cynnig, 4. ceisio, 5. anelu, 6. antur. attend see 1. ystyried, 2. mynychu, 3. gweini, 4. dilyn. attendance see 1. presenoldeb, 2. gwasanaeth. attendant see gweinyddes. attending see arail. attention see 1. sylw, 2. ystyriaeth. attentive see 1. achlust, 2. astud, 3. ystyriol. attentiveness see astudrwydd. attenuate see 1. lleihau, 2. teneuo. attenuation see lleihad. attest see 1. ardystio, 2. gwirio, 3. tystio. attestation see ardystiad. attested see 1. ardystiedig, 2. ardyst. attic see 1. nenlofft, 2. nennawr. attire see 1. gwisgo, 2. dilledyn, 3. gwisg, 4. trwsiad. attitude see 1. agwedd, 2. osgo, 3. ystum. attorney see 1. twrnai, 2. cyfreithiwr. attract see 1. atynnu, 2. denu, 3. hudo, 4. tynnu (pull).
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English - Welsh attraction see 1. tynfa, 2. atynfa, 3. atyniad. attractive see 1. deniadol, 2. atyniadol. attribute see 1. cyfrif, 2. priodoledd, 3. priodoli, 4. priodoliaeth. attrition see 1. treuliad, 2. rhathiad, 3. traul. attune see 1. cyweirio, 2. hwylio. auburn see gwinau. auction see 1. arwerthiant, 2. arwerthu, 3. ocsiwn. auctioneer see arwerthwr. audacious see 1. haerllug, 2. beiddgar, 3. digywilydd. audacity see beiddgarwch. audible see 1. clau, 2. clywadwy, 3. hyglyw. audience see 1. cynulleidfa, 2. gwrandawyr. audit see 1. archwiliad, 2. archwilio. auditor see 1. clywedydd, 2. gwrandawr, 3. archwiliwr. auger see 1. taradr, 2. trwyddew, 3. ebill. aught see dim. augment see 1. atodi, 2. ychwanegu. augur see 1. argoeli, 2. dewin. augury see dewiniaeth. aunt see modryb. auspices see nawdd. auspicious see ffafriol. austere see 1. caled (hard), 2. gerwin, 3. llym, 4. tost. autarchy see awtarchiaeth. authentic see 1. dilys, 2. gwir. author see 1. awdur, 2. awdwr. authoress see awdures. authoritative see awdurdodol. authority see awdurdod. authorize see awdurdodi. authorized see awdurdodedig. authorship see awduriaeth. autocracy see 1. awtocratiaeth, 2. unbennaeth. autocrat see 1. awtocrat, 2. unben. autocratic see awtocratig. autograph see llofnod. automatic see 1. awtomatig, 2. hunanysgogol. automaton see ymsymudydd. autonomy see ymreolaeth. autumn see Hydref. autumnal see hydrefol. auxiliary see 1. cynorthwyol, 2. cynorthwywr, 3. ategol. avail see 1. budd, 2. buddio, 3. lles, 4. tycio. avalanche see syrthfa. avarice see trachwant. avaricious see cybyddlyd. avenge see dial. avenger see 1. dialwr, 2. dialydd. avenue see 1. mynedfa, 2. rhodfa. aver see 1. gwirio, 2. haeru.
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average see 1. canolbris, 2. cyfartaledd. aversion see 1. casbeth, 2. gwrthwynebiad, 3. cas. aviary see adardy. aviator see awyrennwr. avidity see 1. awch, 2. awydd, 3. gwanc. avocation see 1. galwedigaeth, 2. gorchwyl. avoid see 1. arbed, 2. golaith, 3. osgoi. avoidable see gocheladwy. avoidance see gocheliad. avouch see 1. gwirio, 2. haeru. avow see 1. addef, 2. arddel, 3. cydnabod. await see aros (stay, stop). awake see 1. dihuno, 2. anhunawd, 3. deffro, 4. effro. awakening see deffroad. award see 1. dyfarniad, 2. dyfarnu. aware see 1. ymwybodol, 2. hysbys. awareness see arwybod. away see 1. draw, 2. hwnt, 3. ymaith, consider also 4. i ffwrdd. awe see ofnadwyaeth. awful see 1. ofnadwy, 2. aflawen, 3. anaele, 4. arswydus, 5. certh, 6. diffwys. awkward see 1. llibin, 2. trwsgl, 3. lletchwith, 4. carbwl, 5. afrwydd, 6. anghyfleus, 7. trwstan, 8. chwithig. awkwardness see 1. chwithigrwydd, 2. trwstaneiddiwch. awl see mynawyd. awn see col. awning see cysgodlen. awry see lletbai. axe see bwyell. axial see pegynol. axiom see gwireb. axis see 1. echel, 2. pegwn. axle see 1. echel, 2. gwerthyd. axletree see echel. azure see asur.
B babble see 1. prepian, 2. dwndwr, 3. clebran, 4. baldordd, 5. coethi. babbler see 1. baldorddwr, 2. clepgi. babbling see baldorddus. babe see 1. baban (baby), 2. maban. baby see 1. baban, 2. babi, 3. maban. babyhood see 1. babandod, 2. babiaeth. babyish see 1. babanaidd, 2. babiaidd. bachelor see 1. baglor, consider also 2. hen lanc. bacillus see bacilws.
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back see 1. cefn, 2. cefnogi, 3. bacio, 4. cefnu, 5. cil, 6. gwar, 7. gwegil, 8. gwrthol, 9. swmer, 10. bagio. backbite see absennu. backbiter see absennwr. background see cefndir. backslide see gwrthgilio. backslider see gwrthgiliwr. backsliding see gwrthgiliad. backward see 1. digynnydd, 2. hwyrfrydig. bacon see 1. bacwn, consider also 2. cig moch. bacteriologist see bacteriolegwr. bacteriology see bacterioleg. bacterium see bacteriwm. bad see 1. drwg, 2. drygionus, 3. gwael. badge see bathodyn. badger see 1. broch, 2. poeni, 3. profocio. badinage see 1. cellwair, 2. ysmaldod. badness see drygioni. baffle see 1. siomi, 2. trechu, 3. drysu. bag see 1. bag, 2. bagio, 3. cod, 4. cwd, 5. ffetan, 6. pwrs, 7. sachu. baggage see 1. celficyn, 2. pac, 3. clud, 4. corodyn. baggy see codog. bail see 1. bael, 2. gwystl, 3. mach, 4. mechni, 5. meichiau. bailiff see 1. beili, 2. rhingyll, 3. ceisbwl, 4. goruchwyliwr. bait see 1. abwydo, 2. baetio, 3. eirthio. bake see 1. pobi, 2. crasu. bakehouse see popty. baker see 1. pobydd, 2. pobwr. baking see 1. pobiad, 2. crasiad. balance see 1. clorian, 2. cloriannu, 3. cydbwysedd, 4. gweddill, 5. mantol, 6. mantoli. balcony see 1. balcon, 2. oriel. bald see 1. moel, 2. penfoel. balderdash see 1. baldordd, 2. ffiloreg, 3. ffregod, 4. lol. baldness see moelni. bale see 1. sypyn, 2. pwn. baleful see 1. gresynol, 2. galarus, 3. alaethus. balk see 1. ystyffylu, 2. balc, 3. balcio, 4. seithugio, 5. sinach, 6. siom, 7. siomi. ball see 1. dawns, 2. dawnsfa, 3. pêl, 4. pellen, 5. cnapan. ballad see baled. ballast see balast. ballet see bale. ballistics see balisteg. balloon see awyren. ballot see 1. tugel, 2. balot. balm see 1. balm, 2. triagl. balmy see balmaidd. balsam see triagl.
bamboozle see twyllo. ban see 1. gwahardd, 2. ysgymuno, 3. diofryd, 4. ysgymundod. banal see 1. cyffredin, 2. sathredig. band see 1. mintai, 2. seindorf, 3. ysnoden, 4. rhwymyn, 5. caw, 6. band, 7. cengl, 8. aig. bandage see 1. rhwymyn, 2. rhwymynnu, 3. rhwymo. bandit see 1. herwr, 2. ysbeiliwr. bane see 1. melltith, 2. dinistr. baneful see 1. dinistriol, 2. adwythig, 3. andwyol. bang see 1. clepian, 2. curo, 3. dulio, 4. ergyd, 5. twrf. bangle see breichled. banish see 1. alltudio, 2. deol. banishment see 1. alltudiaeth, 2. alltudedd. banjo see bandor. bank see 1. banc, 2. rhes, 3. ariandy, 4. bancio, 5. ceulan, 6. glan, 7. mainc, 8. poncyn. banker see 1. ariannydd, 2. bancwr. bankrupt see methdalwr. bankruptcy see methdaliad. banner see 1. baner, 2. amlygyn, 3. baniar, 4. lluman. banns see gosteg. banquet see 1. gwledd, 2. gwledda. bantam see 1. coriar, 2. dandi. banter see 1. cellwair, 2. profocio, 3. ysmaldod. baptism see bedydd. baptismal see bedyddiol. baptistry see bedyddfa. baptize see bedyddio. baptized see bedyddiol. bar see 1. bario, 2. bollt, 3. calen, 4. eithrio, 5. rhwystr, 6. trosol, 7. bar. barb see 1. barf, 2. adfach. barbarian see 1. barbariad, 2. anwariad. barbarism see barbariaeth. barbarity see barbareiddiwch. barbarize see barbareiddio. barbarous see 1. anwar, 2. anwaraidd. barber see 1. eilliwr, 2. barbwr, 3. barfwr. bard see 1. bardd, 2. prydydd. bardic see barddol. bare see 1. dinoethi, 2. llwm, 3. moel, 4. noeth, 5. noethi, 6. prin. barefaced see wynebgaled. barefoot see troednoeth. barefooted see troednoeth. barely see 1. prin, consider also 2. o'r braidd. bareness see 1. moelni, 2. noethder. bargain see 1. bargeinio, 2. bargen. barge see ysgraff.
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English - Welsh bark see 1. cyfarth, 2. rhisgl, 3. cyfarthiad, 4. barc, 5. digroeni, 6. dirisglo, 7. llestr, 8. llong (ship), 9. coethi. barley see 1. haidd, 2. barlysyn. barleycorn see heidden. barm see 1. berman, 2. berem. barn see ysgubor. barometer see 1. baromedr, 2. hinfynegydd. baron see 1. arglwydd, 2. barwn. baroness see barwnes. baronet see barwnig. baronial see barwnol. barony see barwniaeth. barrack see 1. gwersyllty, 2. lluest, 3. lluesty. barrage see 1. argae, 2. clawdd. barrel see baril. barren see 1. anghyfeb, 2. diffrwyth, 3. amhlantadwy, 4. hysb, 5. anffrwythlon. barricade see 1. atalglawdd, 2. cau (close, shut). barrier see 1. atalfa, 2. ffin, 3. rhwystr, 4. terfyn. barrister see 1. cyfreithiwr, 2. twrnai, 3. bargyfreithiwr. barrow see 1. crug, 2. whilber, 3. berfa. barter see 1. cyfnewid, 2. ffeirio. base see 1. sail, 2. diffaith, 3. sylfaenu, 4. sylfaen, 5. seilio, 6. gwael, 7. anwych, 8. distadl, 9. gau, 10. isel (low). bashful see 1. swil, 2. yswil, 3. cywilyddgar, 4. gwylaidd. bashfulness see 1. yswildod, 2. gwylder, 3. swilder. basin see 1. basn, 2. cawg, 3. dysgl, 4. mail. basis see 1. sail, 2. sylfaen. bask see ymheulo. basket see 1. basged, 2. cawell. bas-relief see basgerfiad. bass see 1. bas, 2. isalaw. bastardy see bastardiaeth. baste see 1. ffonodio, 2. iro, 3. brasteru, 4. brasbwytho. bat see 1. ystlum, 2. bat, 3. batio. batch see 1. ffyrnaid, 2. pobiad, 3. swp, 4. sypyn. bath see 1. ymolchfa, 2. baddon, 3. badd, 4. bath. bathe see 1. golchi (wash), 2. ymdrochi, 3. ymolchi. bather see ymdrochwr. bathetic see affwysol. bathos see affwysedd. baton see 1. arweinffon, 2. pastwn, 3. byrllysg, 4. llawffon. battalion see 1. bataliwn, 2. byddin, 3. mintai. batten see ymbesgi. batter see 1. pwyo, 2. batwr, 3. curo. battery see 1. batri, 2. magnelfa, 3. cyflegr. battle see 1. cyfergyr, 2. trin, 3. gryd, 4. cyfrysedd, 5. cad, 6. brwydro, 7. brwydr, 8. bragad, 9. arfod, 10. aerfa, 11. gorun.
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battlement see 1. canllaw, 2. murganllaw. battleship see cadlong. bauble see 1. ffril, 2. tegan. bawl see 1. crochlefain, 2. lleisio, 3. cwrnad. bay see 1. bae, 2. cyfarth, 3. llawryf, 4. bachwy, 5. cilfach, 6. gwinau, 7. gwineugoch. bayonet see 1. bidog, 2. bidogi. bazaar see nodachfa. be see bod. beach see 1. traeth, 2. beiston, 3. traethell. beacon see 1. gwylfa, 2. goleudy, 3. coelcerth. bead see glain. beadle see rhingyll. beak see 1. duryn, 2. gylfin, 3. pig. beam see 1. paladr, 2. trawst, 3. pelydryn, 4. swmer, 5. pelydr, 6. dist, 7. carfan, 8. pelydru. bear see 1. arth, 2. dioddef, 3. geni, 4. goddef, 5. dwyn, 6. cario (carry), 7. arweddu, 8. cludo, consider also 9. esgor ar. bearable see goddefadwy. beard see barf. bearded see barfog. bearer see 1. arweddwr, 2. dygiedydd. bearing see 1. dygiad, 2. arwedd, 3. atgyfeiriad. beast see 1. ysgrubl, 2. milyn, 3. bwystfiles, 4. anifail, 5. bwystfil. beastly see 1. anifeilaidd, 2. bwystfilaidd. beat see 1. curiad, 2. ffonodio, 3. pwyo, 4. pwnio, 5. waldio, 6. curo, 7. cur, 8. dulio, 9. baeddu, 10. coedio. beater see curwr. beatific see 1. gwynfydedig, 2. gwynfydus. beating see 1. curfa, 2. maethgen. beatitude see gwynfyd. beau see coegyn. beautiful see 1. prydferth, 2. hardd, 3. arddunol, 4. teg, 5. pefr, 6. telaid, 7. berth, 8. arddun, 9. eirian, 10. mirain. beautify see 1. harddu, 2. prydferthu. beauty see 1. glendid, 2. tegwch, 3. prydferthwch, 4. harddwch, 5. ceinder, 6. ardduniad, 7. addfwynbryd, 8. mireinder. beaver see 1. afanc, 2. llostlydan. becalm see 1. llonyddu, 2. tawelu. beck see 1. awgrym, 2. amnaid. beckon see amneidio. become see 1. dod, 2. gweddu. becoming see 1. cymen, 2. gweddus. bed see 1. gwely, 2. gorweddfa, 3. gorweddfan. bedeck see 1. trwsio, 2. addurno. bedew see 1. gwlitho, 2. gwlychu. bedfellow see cywely. bedizen see 1. addurno, 2. gwychu. bedridden see gorweiddiog. bedroom see 1. llofft, consider also 2. ystafell wely.
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bedside see erchwyn. bee see gwenynen. beef see 1. biff, 2. eidion. beehive see 1. bydaf, 2. cwch (boat), 3. gwenyn. beekeeper see gwenynwr. beer see 1. cwrw, 2. tablen. beet see betysen. beetle see 1. chwilen, 2. chwil. befall see 1. damweinio, 2. digwydd. befit see gweddu. before see 1. cyn, 2. anad, 3. gerbron, 4. rhag, consider also 5. o flaen. befriend see ymgeleddu. beg see 1. ceinioca, 2. crefu, 3. cardota, 4. erfyn. beget see 1. cenhedlu, 2. creu, 3. peri. beggar see 1. achenog, 2. llymhau, 3. tlodi. begin see dechrau. beginner see dechreuwr. beginning see 1. dechrau, 2. dechreuad, 3. babandod, 4. cychwyniad. beguile see 1. difyrru, 2. hudo, 3. swyno, 4. twyllo. behalf see 1. tu, 2. achos, 3. plaid, 4. rhan. behave see 1. ymarweddu, 2. ymddwyn. behavior see 1. ymarweddiad, 2. ymddygiad. behead see torfynyglu. behest see 1. archiad, 2. arch. behold see 1. canfod, 2. wele. beholder see edrychwr. being see bod. belabor see curo. belated see diweddar. belch see 1. brytheirio, 2. bytheirio. beleaguer see gwarchae. belfry see clochdy. belie see 1. siomi, 2. anwireddu. belief see 1. coel, 2. cred, 3. crediniaeth, 4. credo. believable see credadwy. believe see 1. credu, 2. coelio. believer see 1. credadun, 2. credwr. believing see crediniol. belittle see 1. bychanu, 2. difenwi. bell see cloch. belle see meinwen. bellicose see 1. rhyfelgar, 2. ymladdgar. belligerent see 1. rhyfelog, 2. rhyfelblaid. bellman see clochydd. bellow see 1. breferad, 2. bugunad, 3. peuo, 4. rhuo. bellowing see 1. breferad, 2. bugunad. bellows see megin. belly see 1. bol, 2. tor, 3. rhumen, 4. cest, 5. bola, 6. bolio. belong see perthyn. belongings see 1. eiddo, 2. meddiannau. beloved see 1. cariadus, 2. cu, 3. annwyl (dear), 4. anwylyd.
below see 1. dan, 2. goris, 3. is, 4. islaw, 5. isod, 6. obry, 7. tanodd. belt see gwregys. bemoan see arwylo. bench see 1. mainc, 2. ffwrwm. bend see 1. plygu, 2. tro, 3. ystumio, 4. ystum, 5. camedd, 6. trofa, 7. ystwytho, 8. troad, 9. elin, 10. crymu, 11. camu, 12. bach (little, small), 13. anelu, 14. gwyro, 15. bachu. bending see annel. beneath see 1. goris, 2. tanodd, 3. obry, 4. isod, 5. is, 6. islaw. benediction see bendith. benefactor see 1. noddwr, 2. cymwynaswr, 3. elusennwr. benefice see personoliaeth. beneficent see 1. daionus, 2. llesfawr. beneficial see 1. buddiol, 2. daionus, 3. llesol. benefit see 1. elwa, 2. lles, 3. elw, 4. budd, 5. llesiant. benevolent see 1. daionus, 2. haelionus. benighted see tywyll. benign see 1. mwyn, 2. tirion. bent see 1. tuedd, 2. meddylfryd, 3. gogwydd, 4. crwca, 5. tueddfryd. benumb see 1. diffrwytho, 2. fferru, 3. merwino. bequeath see 1. cymynnu, 2. cymynroddi. bequest see cymynrodd. berate see tafodi. bereave see 1. difuddio, 2. amddifadu. berry see 1. mwyaren, 2. aeronen. berth see swydd. beseech see 1. erfyn, 2. aswyno. beseem see gweddu. beset see 1. amgylchynu, 2. cynllwyn. besides see 1. eithr, 2. heblaw. besiege see gwarchae. besmirch see 1. llychwino, 2. pardduo. besom see ysgubell. best see 1. gorau, 2. ennill. bestial see bwystfilaidd. bestir see cyffroi. bestow see 1. anrhegu, 2. cyflwyno. bet see 1. bet, 2. betio, 3. cyngwystl. betide see 1. damweinio, 2. digwydd. betoken see 1. argoeli, 2. arwyddo. betray see bradychu. betrayal see 1. brad, 2. bredych. betrothal see dyweddi. betrothed see dyweddi. better see 1. gwell, 2. gwellhau, 3. rhagorach, 4. gwella. bettering see gwellhad. between see rhwng. betwixt see rhwng (between).
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English - Welsh beverage see diod. bewail see galarnadu. beware see 1. ymgroesi, 2. ymswyno. bewilder see 1. drysu, 2. pensyfrdanu, 3. mwydro. bewildered see ffwndrus. bewitch see 1. rheibio, 2. swyno. beyond see 1. hwnt, 2. trosodd. bias see 1. rhagfarn, 2. tuedd, 3. gogwydd. bib see diota. bible see 1. Beibl, 2. Beiblaidd. biblical see Beiblaidd. bibliography see llyfryddiaeth. bicker see 1. ymrafaelio, 2. cecru, 3. ffraeo, 4. ymgecru. bicycle see 1. beic, 2. deurod. bid see 1. cynnig, 2. erchi, 3. peri. bidding see 1. arch, 2. archiad. bide see 1. disgwyl, 2. aros (stay, stop). biennial see dwyflynyddol. bier see elor. big see 1. mawr (large), 2. braisg, 3. bwr. bigamy see dwywreigiaeth. big-bellied see boliog. bigger see mwy. biggest see mwyaf. bigot see 1. dallbleidiwr, 2. penboethyn. bigoted see dallbleidiol. bigotry see dallbleidiaeth. bike see beic. bilberry see llusen. bile see 1. bustl, 2. geri. bilingualism see 1. dwyieitheg, 2. dwyieithedd. bill see 1. bil, 2. gylfin, 3. hysbyslen, 4. mesur, 5. pig, 6. rhaglen, 7. turs, 8. duryn. billet see lletya. billhook see bilwg. billion see biliwn. billow see 1. gwaneg, 2. moryn, 3. ton, 4. tonni. billowy see tonnog. bin see cist. bind see 1. caethiwo, 2. rhwymo. binder see rhwymwr. binding see 1. band, 2. rhwymiad. biographer see 1. bywgraffydd, 2. cofiannydd. biographical see 1. bywgraffiadol, 2. bywgraffyddol. biography see 1. bywgraffiad, 2. cofiant, 3. buchdraeth. biologist see biolegwr. biology see 1. bioleg, 2. bywydeg. birch see 1. bedwen, 2. chwipio. bird see 1. aderyn, 2. edn, 3. ehediad. bird-lime see glud. birth see genedigaeth.
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birthday see pen-blwydd. biscuit see 1. bisged, 2. bisgeden. bisect see dwyrannu. bisection see dwyraniad. bishop see esgob. bishopric see esgobaeth. bison see bual. bit see 1. tipyn, 2. mymryn, 3. cat, 4. yfflyn, 5. bit, 6. cetyn, 7. genfa, 8. dernyn. bitch see gast. bite see 1. cnoi, 2. brathu, 3. brath, 4. cnoad, 5. cno, 6. cydio. biting see brathog. bitter see 1. chwerw, 2. agerw, 3. tost. bitterness see chwerwder. bitumen see pyg. bituminous see pyglyd. bizarre see 1. rhyfedd, 2. od, 3. chwithig. blab see 1. clepgi, 2. clepian, 3. prepian. black see 1. du, 2. duo. blackbird see 1. mwyalchen, consider also 2. aderyn du. blacken see 1. duo, 2. pardduo, 3. tywyllu. blacksmith see gof. bladder see 1. pledren, 2. chwysigen. blade see 1. eginyn, 2. llafn. blame see 1. beio, 2. camgwl, 3. bai. blameless see 1. difai, 2. difeius, 3. diargyhoedd. blameworthy see beius. blanch see 1. cannu, 2. gwynnu. bland see 1. tyner, 2. mwyn, 3. tirion. blandish see 1. gwenieithio, 2. truthio. blank see 1. gwag, 2. syn. blanket see 1. blanced, 2. cylched, 3. gwrthban, 4. planced. blarney see gweniaith. blaspheme see 1. cablu, 2. difenwi. blasphemer see 1. cablydd, 2. cablwr. blasphemous see cableddus. blasphemy see 1. cabl, 2. cabledd. blast see 1. deifiad, 2. saethu, 3. pwff, 4. mallu, 5. deifio, 6. chwythu (blow), 7. chwythiad, 8. chwa, 9. malltod. blatant see 1. digywilydd, 2. haerllug, 3. stwrllyd. blaze see 1. banffagl, 2. fflamio, 3. fflam, 4. coelcerth, 5. ffaglu, 6. ffagl. blazing see 1. ffaglog, 2. fflamllyd, 3. gwenfflam. bleach see 1. cannu, 2. gwynnu. bleacher see cannwr. bleak see 1. oer (cold), 2. digysgod, 3. noeth, 4. noethlwm. bleat see 1. bref, 2. brefu. bleed see gwaedu. blemish see 1. anafu, 2. mefl, 3. nam, 4. breg, 5. anaf, 6. anurddo, 7. bai.
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blemished see anafus. blend see 1. cymysgedd, 2. cymysgu. blender see cymysgwr. bless see bendithio. blessed see 1. gwynfydedig, 2. gwyn (white), 3. bendigedig, 4. dedwydd. blessedness see gwynfyd. blessing see 1. bendith, 2. rhad. blight see 1. mall, 2. malltod, 3. deifio, 4. mallu. blind see 1. bleind, 2. coeg, 3. dall, 4. dallu, 5. llen, 6. tywyll. blindfold see mygydu. blindness see dallineb. blink see 1. ysmicio, 2. amrantu. bliss see gwynfyd. blister see 1. chwysigen, 2. chwysigennu, 3. crug, 4. pothell, 5. pothellu. blithe see 1. hoenus, 2. llon, 3. llawen (merry). blithesome see hoenus. bloat see chwyddo. blob see 1. bwrlwm, 2. ysmotyn. block see 1. rhwystro, 2. cau (close, shut), 3. cyff, 4. plocyn. blockade see gwarchae. blockhead see 1. cuall, 2. hurtyn, 3. penbwl, 4. brebwl. blood see 1. gwaed, 2. crau, 3. gwaedoliaeth, 4. gwyar. bloodstained see arwyar. bloody see gwaedlyd. bloom see 1. blodeuo, 2. gwawr, 3. gwrid. blossom see blodeuo. blot see 1. blot, 2. blotio, 3. mefl. blotch see 1. blotyn, 2. ysmotyn, 3. ystremp. blow see 1. chwythu, 2. ergyd, 3. cnith, 4. dyrnod, 5. ffonnod, 6. megino, 7. pelten. blower see chwythwr. blowpipe see chwythbib. blubber see 1. nadu, 2. wylo, 3. gweflo. bludgeon see 1. cwlbren, 2. pastwn, 3. pastynu. blue see 1. glas, 2. piglas. blueness see glesni. bluff see 1. garw, 2. ffuantu, 3. cogio, 4. brochus, 5. clogwyn. blunder see 1. amryfusedd, 2. amryfuso, 3. dallgeibio. blunt see 1. taeog, 2. pylu, 3. plaen. bluntness see pylni. blur see 1. ysmotyn, 2. ystaen. blush see 1. gwrido, 2. cochi, 3. gwladeiddio, 4. gwrid. bluster see 1. trystio, 2. rhuo, 3. brochi, 4. brawl, 5. broch. boar see baedd.
board see 1. clawr, 2. estyllen, 3. planc, 4. bord, 5. bwrdd (table), 6. ymborth, 7. byrddio. boarder see byrddiwr. boast see 1. brolio, 2. ymhoffi, 3. ymffrostio, 4. ymffrost, 5. ffrost, 6. brol, 7. brawl, 8. bostio, 9. bost, 10. bocsach, 11. ffrostio. boaster see 1. broliwr, 2. ymffrostiwr, 3. ffrostiwr. boastful see ymffrostgar. boat see 1. cwch, 2. ysgraff, 3. bad. boatman see 1. cychwr, 2. badwr. bob see 1. hercian, 2. siglo. bobbin see gwerthyd. bode see 1. argoeli, 2. darogan. bodice see gwasg. bodily see corfforol. body see 1. corff, 2. corpws. bodyguard see gosgorddlu. bog see 1. cors, 2. mign, 3. mignen, 4. siglen, 5. tonnen. bogey see 1. bwbach, 2. bwci, 3. bwgan. boggle see 1. ffwndro, 2. petruso, 3. rhusio. bogus see 1. ffuantus, 2. ffug, 3. gau. boil see 1. berwi, 2. cornwyd, 3. brwd, 4. pendduyn, 5. brydio, 6. casgliad. boiler see 1. berwedydd, 2. crochan, 3. pair. boiling see 1. ias, 2. berw, 3. berwedig. boisterous see 1. trystiog, 2. brochus. bold see 1. eglur, 2. eofn, 3. hy, 4. hyderus, 5. hydr. bolster see 1. ategu, 2. gobennydd. bolt see 1. bario, 2. traflyncu, 3. peillio, 4. bollt, 5. bolltio. bomb see bom. bombast see chwyddiaeth. bombastic see chwyddedig. bond see 1. rhwymedigaeth, 2. ysgrifrwym, 3. rhwym, 4. caeth, 5. rhwymyn, 6. bondio. bondage see caethiwed. bondmaid see 1. caethes, 2. caethferch, 3. caethforwyn. bondman see 1. caethwas, 2. caeth, 3. caethfab. bone see asgwrn. bonfire see 1. coelcerth, 2. goddaith, 3. banffagl. bonnet see bonet. bonny see 1. braf, 2. nobl. bonus see breintal. booby see 1. penbwl, 2. hurtyn. book see llyfr. bookcase see seld. booklet see llyfryn. bookseller see llyfrwerthwr. bookworm see llyfrbryf. boom see 1. swae, 2. trwst, 3. trystio. boon see 1. bendith, 2. ffafr, 3. caffaeliad, 4. ced. boor see taeog. boorish see taeog.
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English - Welsh boot see 1. elw, 2. esgid, 3. lles. booth see 1. lluest, 2. lluesty, 3. bwth, 4. caban. bootless see seithug. booty see 1. ysbail, 2. anrhaith, 3. preiddin, 4. ysglyfaeth. booze see 1. diota, 2. meddwi. border see 1. ffin, 2. ymylu, 3. ymyl, 4. hem, 5. goror, 6. godre, 7. ffinio, 8. cyffin, 9. cwr, 10. dibl. bore see 1. tyllu, 2. twll (hole), 3. diflasu, 4. ebillio, 5. blino, 6. pla, consider also 7. dyn diflas. borer see 1. ebill, 2. trwyddew, 3. tyllwr. boring see diflas. borough see bwrdeistref. borrow see echwynna. borrower see benthyciwr. bosh see 1. dyli, 2. lol, 3. ffwlbri, 4. gwiriondeb. bosom see 1. mynwesol, 2. afflau, 3. asgre, 4. cesail, 5. cofl, 6. mynwes. boss see 1. cnap, 2. clwpa, 3. bogail, 4. both, 5. boglwm. botanist see 1. llysieuegydd, 2. llysieuydd. botany see 1. llysieueg, 2. botaneg. botch see pendduyn. bother see 1. blino, 2. trafferthu, 3. trafferth, 4. cyboli, 5. helynt. bottle see 1. potel, 2. costrel, 3. costrelu, 4. potelu. bottom see 1. godre, 2. tin, 3. gwaelod. bough see 1. cangen, 2. cainc, 3. colfen. boulder see clogfaen. bounce see 1. adlamu, 2. bostio, 3. ysboncio, 4. ymffrostio, 5. neidio (jump), 6. swalpio. bound see 1. neidio (jump), 2. terfyn, 3. rhwymedig, 4. rhwym, 5. llam, 6. ffinio, 7. ffin, 8. cyffin, 9. naid. boundary see 1. ffin, 2. terfyn. bounds see amgant. bountiful see fflwch. bounty see 1. daioni, 2. haelioni, 3. ciried, 4. ced. bouquet see 1. pwysi, 2. blodeuglwm. bout see 1. ffrwgwd, 2. ornest, 3. sbel, 4. term. bow see 1. bwa, 2. gostwng, 3. moesymgrymu, 4. plygu, 5. moesymgrymiad, 6. crymu, 7. camu, 8. bow, 9. bo, 10. dolen, consider also 11. pen blaen llong. bowed see 1. crwca, 2. crwm. bowel see coluddyn. bowels see 1. perfedd, 2. ymysgaroedd, 3. crombil. bower see deildy. bowl see 1. basn, 2. cawg, 3. cnapan, 4. mail. box see 1. blwch, 2. bocs, 3. bonclustio, 4. paffio, 5. cist, 6. cwffio, consider also 7. pren bocs, 8. taro bonclust. boxer see 1. cwffiwr, 2. paffiwr.
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boy see 1. bachgen, 2. hogyn, 3. gwas, 4. mab (son), 5. crwtyn. boyhood see 1. mebyd, 2. bachgendod, 3. mabolaeth. boyish see 1. bachgennaidd, 2. mabolaidd. brace see 1. tynhau, 2. cryfhau, 3. cwplws, 4. rhwymyn. bracelet see 1. breichled, 2. breichrwyf. bracket see 1. braced, 2. cromfach. brackish see hallt. brag see 1. brawl, 2. ymffrostio, 3. ymffrost, 4. ffrostio, 5. brol, 6. bostio, 7. bost, 8. bocsach, 9. brolio. braggart see 1. broliwr, 2. ffrostiwr. braid see 1. pleth, 2. plethu, 3. brwyd, 4. brwydo. brain see ymennydd. brake see 1. dryslwyn, 2. prysglwyn. bramble see miaren. bran see 1. bran, 2. eisin, 3. rhuddion. branch see 1. cangen, 2. ban, 3. pill, 4. colfen, 5. canghennu, 6. cainc, 7. braich (arm), 8. brigo. branched see ceinciog. branching see 1. canghennog, 2. ceinciog, 3. brigog. brand see 1. gwarthnodi, 2. nod, 3. pentewyn, 4. tewyn. brandish see 1. chwifio, 2. ysgwyd. brass see 1. pres, 2. efydd. brat see 1. crwtyn, 2. croten, 3. crwt. bravado see 1. bocsach, 2. gorchest, 3. gwagymffrost. brave see 1. dewr, 2. terrwyn, 3. herfeiddio, 4. dywal, 5. glew, 6. gwrol. bravery see 1. dewrder, 2. gwroldeb. brawl see 1. ffrae, 2. ffraeo, 3. ffrwgwd, 4. terfysgu. brawler see cecryn. brawling see anynad. brawn see cnawd. bray see 1. brefu, 2. briwio, 3. malurio, 4. nadu, 5. pwyo, 6. bref. brazen see haerllug. breach see 1. rhwyg, 2. adwy, 3. tor, 4. trosedd, 5. adwyo, 6. bylchu, 7. breg. bread see bara. breadth see lled. break see 1. torri (cut), 2. toriad, 3. tor. breaker see 1. moryn, 2. ton, 3. torrwr. breakfast see 1. brecwast, 2. borefwyd, 3. brecwasta. breaking see drylliad. breakwater see morglawdd. breast see 1. bron, 2. parwyden, 3. mynwes, 4. dwyfron, 5. brest. breastplate see dwyfronneg.
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breath see 1. anadl, 2. anadliad, 3. ffun, 4. gwynt (wind). breathe see 1. anadlu, 2. chwythu (blow). breathing see anadliad. breech see tin. breeches see llawdr. breed see 1. bridio, 2. hilio, 3. rhywogaeth, 4. magu, 5. cenhedlu, 6. brid, 7. epilio. breeze see 1. awel, 2. awelan, 3. chwa. breezy see awelog. brethren see brawd (brother). brew see 1. bryweddu, 2. darllaw, 3. bragu, 4. berweddu. brewer see 1. darllawydd, 2. bragwr. brewery see 1. bracty, 2. darllawdy. bribe see 1. llwgrwobrwy, 2. llwgrwobrwyo. brick see 1. bricsen, 2. priddfaen, 3. bricio. bride see 1. priodferch, 2. Ffraid, 3. priodasferch. bridegroom see 1. priodasfab, 2. priodfab. bridge see 1. pont, 2. pontio. bridle see 1. ffrwyn, 2. ffrwyno. brief see byr (short). brier see miaren. brigade see 1. mintai, 2. torf. brigand see 1. carnleidr, 2. herwr, 3. ysbeiliwr. bright see 1. llathr, 2. trybelid, 3. siriol, 4. cannaid, 5. pefr, 6. gloyw, 7. eirian, 8. claer, 9. llachar, 10. disglair. brighten see 1. gloywi, 2. hoywi. brightness see 1. gloywder, 2. llewych, 3. claerder, 4. llewyrch. brilliant see 1. gwych, 2. trybelid, 3. disglair, 4. gem, 5. llachar, 6. tanbaid. brim see 1. ymyl, 2. min, 3. cyfor, 4. cantel. brimstone see brwmstan. brindled see 1. brith, 2. brych, 3. brycheulyd. brine see 1. heli, 2. halen (salt). bring see 1. cyrchu, 2. dwyn. brink see 1. ceulan, 2. glan, 3. min, 4. ymyl. brisk see 1. chwimwth, 2. sionc, 3. heini, 4. bywiog, 5. gwisgi. briskness see sioncrwydd. bristle see gwrychyn. brittle see 1. brau, 2. bregus. brittleness see breuder. broach see gollwng. broad see 1. llydan, 2. bras, 3. eang. broadcast see 1. darllediad, 2. darlledu. broaden see lledu. brocaded see caerog. brogue see llediaith. broil see 1. brwylio, 2. ymryson, 3. briwlio, 4. terfysg, 5. ymrafael. broken see 1. trwch, 2. briw, 3. drylliog. bromine see bromin.
bronze see 1. efydd, 2. pres. brooch see tlws. brood see 1. synfyfyrio, 2. hil, 3. deor, 4. epil. brook see 1. nant, 2. afonig, 3. cornant, 4. goddef. broom see 1. ysgub, 2. ysgubell, 3. banhadlen. broth see 1. cawl, 2. potes. brother see brawd. brotherhood see brawdoliaeth. brotherly see brawdol. brow see 1. ysgafell, 2. ael, 3. crib, 4. talcen. brown see 1. brown, 2. gwrm, 3. llwyd (grey), 4. gwinau. browse see pori. browser see porwr. bruise see 1. ysigo, 2. clais, 3. cleisio. bruised see 1. ysig, 2. briw, 3. cleisiog. bruit see 1. dadwrdd, 2. trystio. brushwood see 1. clun, 2. prysgwydd. brutal see cigyddlyd. brutalize see anifeileiddio. brute see ysgrublaidd. brutish see 1. ysgrublaidd, 2. anifeilaidd, 3. bwystfilaidd. bubble see 1. bwrlwm, 2. byrlymu. buck see bwch. bucket see 1. bwced, 2. stwc, 3. baeol, 4. celwrn. buckle see bwcl. buckler see bwcled. bud see 1. blaguro, 2. blaguryn, 3. impio. budge see syflyd. budget see cyllideb. buffalo see 1. bual, 2. byfflo. buffet see 1. palfod, 2. cernod, 3. cis. buffoon see 1. croesan, 2. erestyn. bugbear see 1. bwbach, 2. bwci. build see adeiladu. builder see 1. adeiladwr, 2. adeiladydd. building see 1. adail, 2. adeiladaeth. bulb see bwlb. bulk see 1. crynswth, 2. swm. bull see tarw. bullet see bwled. bullock see bustach. bulrush see llafrwynen. bulwark see rhagfur. bunch see 1. bagad, 2. blodeuglwm, 3. clamp, 4. cnot, 5. tusw. bunchy see bagadog. bundle see 1. sypio, 2. pac, 3. coflaid, 4. bwndel. bungle see bustachu. bungling see trwsgl. burden see 1. llwytho, 2. pynio, 3. pwn, 4. llwyth, 5. byrdwn, 6. bwrn, 7. beichio, 8. baich, 9. pwys. burdened see llwythog. burdensome see beichus.
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English - Welsh burdock see cacimwci. bureaucracy see biwrocratiaeth. bureaucrat see biwrocrat. bureaucratic see biwrocrataidd. burgess see bwrdais. burial see 1. claddedigaeth, 2. angladd. burn see 1. llosgi, 2. brydio, 3. ennyn. burning see 1. eirias, 2. llosg, 3. llosgfa, 4. poeth (hot). burrow see 1. turio, 2. tyrchu. burst see ymrwygo. bury see 1. claddu, 2. golo. bus see bws. bush see 1. llwyn, 2. twyn, 3. perth, 4. prys, 5. twmpath. business see 1. masnachol, 2. busnes. bustle see 1. ffrwst, 2. ffwdan, 3. ffwdanu, 4. mwstwr, 5. trybestod. busy see 1. prysur, 2. amrygyr. busybody see chwilgi. busyness see prysurdeb. but see 1. ond, 2. eithr, 3. hagen, 4. namyn. butcher see 1. cigydd, 2. cigyddio. butchery see cigyddiaeth. butler see 1. bwtler, 2. trulliad. butt see 1. cornio, 2. pricsiwn, 3. twlcio. butter see 1. menyn, 2. ymenyn. butterfly see pili-pala. buttermilk see llaeth (milk). buttery see bwtri. buttock see ffolen. button see 1. botwm, 2. botymu. buttoned see botwmog. buttonhole see 1. rhwyll, 2. rhwyllyn. buy see 1. prynu (purchase), 2. ceisio. buyer see prynwr. buzz see 1. su, 2. suo, 3. si. buzzard see 1. boda, 2. boncath, 3. bwncath. buzzing see suad. by see 1. ger, 2. wrth, 3. myn, 4. heibio, 5. gogyfer, 6. gan, 7. fesul, 8. erbyn, 9. at, 10. gerfydd. bye see hwyl.
C cabal see clymblaid. cabbage see bresychen. cabin see 1. bwthyn, 2. caban. cackle see 1. clegar, 2. clochdar. cadence see diweddeb. caesura see gwant. cafe see caffe.
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cairn see 1. carn, 2. carnedd. cake see 1. teisen, 2. cacen. calamitous see trychinebus. calamity see 1. aflwyddiant, 2. armes, 3. trychineb, 4. aflwydd. calculate see 1. castio, 2. clandro. calendar see calendr. calf see 1. llo, 2. croth. call see 1. galw, 2. galwad. caller see geilwad. calling see galwedigaeth. calm see 1. tawel, 2. tawelu, 3. llonyddu, 4. llonydd, 5. distewi, 6. canllaith, 7. tawelwch. calvary see Calfaria. camel see camel. camp see 1. gwersyll, 2. gwersyllu, 3. cadlys. campaign see 1. rhyfelgyrch, 2. ymgyrch. can see 1. piser, 2. medru, 3. gallu. canal see 1. camlas, 2. dyfrffos. cancel see dirymu. cancer see cancr. candidate see ymgeisydd. candle see cannwyll. candlestick see canhwyllbren. candlewick see pabwyr. cane see 1. corsen, 2. cansen. canker see 1. cancr, 2. cancro. cannon see 1. cyflegr, 2. magnel. canoe see ceufad. canon see 1. canonwr, 2. canon. canonical see canonaidd. canonist see canonwr. canonize see 1. canoneiddio, 2. seintio. canopy see nenlen. cantankerous see cecrus. cantata see cantawd. canvas see cynfas. cap see 1. cap, 2. capan. cape see 1. trwyn (nose), 2. penrhyn. caper see 1. prancio, 2. rhygyngu. capillarity see 1. atynfa, 2. atyniad. capital see 1. cyfalaf, 2. prifddinas. caprice see mympwy. capricious see mympwyol. captain see capten. captaincy see capteiniaeth. captivity see 1. caethglud, 2. caethgludiad, 3. caethiwed. car see 1. car, 2. cerbyd. carcass see 1. dynin, 2. ysgerbwd, 3. burgyn. card see 1. cerdyn, 2. cribo. cardigan see Aberteifi. care see 1. ymgeledd, 2. cur, 3. gofal, 4. gofalu, 5. malio, 6. meindio.
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career see 1. rhawd, 2. gyrfa. careful see 1. gofalus, 2. carcus, 3. dichlyn. careless see 1. diofal, 2. ysgafala. carelessness see diofalwch. caress see 1. anwes, 2. pratio, 3. llochi, 4. anwesu, 5. anwylo. carnage see celanedd. carnal see cnawdol. carol see 1. carol, 2. caroli, 3. cwndid. carousal see 1. cyfeddach, 2. wtres, 3. gloddest. carouse see 1. cyfeddach, 2. gloddesta. carouser see cyfeddachwr. carpenter see saer. carpet see carped. carriage see cludiad. carrion see 1. ysglyfaeth, 2. burgyn. carrot see moronen. carry see 1. cario, 2. arwain (lead), 3. cludo, 4. cywain. cart see 1. men, 2. ben, 3. cert, 4. certwain, 5. certwyn. carter see 1. troliwr, 2. certiwr. cartilage see madruddyn. carve see 1. cerfio, 2. ysgythru. carving see cerfwaith. case see 1. cyflwr, 2. cas. caseous see cawsaidd. cash see arian (money, silver). cassette see caset. cassock see casul. cast see 1. taflu, 2. bwrw, 3. cast, 4. castio, 5. ergyd, 6. ergydio, 7. tafl. castellated see castellog. castigate see cystwyo. castle see 1. castell, 2. caer, 3. castellu. castled see castellog. castrate see disbaddu. castrated see disbaidd. cat see cath. catacomb see beddgell. catalog see llechres. catapult see blif. cataract see 1. pilen, 2. pistyll, 3. rhaeadr, 4. sgwd. catarrh see gormwyth. catch see 1. dal, 2. helfa. catechism see holwyddoreg. catechist see holwr. catechize see holwyddori. catering see arlwyaeth. caterpillar see lindys. cathode see cathod. catholicity see catholigrwydd. cattle see 1. gwartheg, 2. da (good), 3. catel, 4. buwch (cow). catty see cathaidd.
cauldron see 1. crochan, 2. pair. causal see damweiniol. causality see achosiaeth. causation see achosiant. cause see 1. achosi, 2. peri, 3. achos, 4. achlysur. causeway see 1. seri, 2. sarn. caustic see cignoeth. caution see 1. gochelgarwch, 2. gwyliadwriaeth, 3. rhybuddio. cautious see 1. gwyliadwrus, 2. gochelgar. cave see ogof. cavil see geirddadl. cavity see ceudod. caw see cogor. cease see 1. pallu, 2. peidio. cedar see cedrwydden. ceiling see 1. nen, 2. nenfwd. celebrate see dathlu. celebrated see hyglod. celebration see dathliad. celestial see wybrennol. cell see 1. cafell, 2. cell. cellar see seler. cement see 1. asio, 2. gludio. cemetery see claddfa. censer see thuser. censure see 1. sennu, 2. sen, 3. beio, 4. cerydd. census see cyfrifiad. centenary see canmlwyddiant. centennial see 1. canmlwydd, 2. canmlwyddiant. center see 1. canoli, 2. canolbwyntio. central see canolog. centurion see canwriad. century see canrif. ceremony see 1. defod, 2. seremoni. certain see 1. sicr (sure), 2. rhyw, 3. dir, 4. diogel, 5. dilys, 6. diau. certainty see sicrwydd. certificate see tystysgrif. certify see dilysu. chafe see 1. brochi, 2. ffromi, 3. llidio, 4. sorri. chafer see chwil. chaff see 1. mwlwg, 2. peiswyn, 3. us. chaffinch see 1. gwinc, 2. pinc. chain see 1. aerwy, 2. cadwyn, 3. cadwyno, 4. tid, 5. tres. chained see cadwynog. chair see 1. cadair, 2. cadeirio. chairman see cadeirydd. chairwoman see cadeiryddes. chalk see sialc. challenge see 1. her, 2. sialens, 3. sialensio. chamber see 1. ystafell (room), 2. siambr, 3. cell. chamberlain see ystafellydd. champion see 1. campwr, 2. pencampwr, 3. rhyswr.
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English - Welsh chance see 1. cyfle, 2. damwain (accident), 3. siawns. chancel see cangell. chancellorship see cangelloriaeth. chandler see canhwyllwr. change see 1. newid, 2. cyfnewidiad, 3. cyfnewid. changeable see 1. anwadal, 2. cyfnewidiol, 3. oriog. changeless see anghyfnewidiol. changer see cyfnewidiwr. channel see 1. sianel, 2. cwter, 3. cwndid. chant see 1. canu (sing), 2. corgan, 3. corganu. chaos see 1. anhrefn, 2. tryblith. chaotic see anhrefnus. chapel see 1. capel, 2. betws. chaplain see caplan. chaplaincy see caplaniaeth. chaplet see amdorch. chapter see pennod. character see 1. cymeriad, 2. nodwedd, 3. nod. characteristic see 1. nodweddiadol, 2. nodwedd. characteristics see teithi. characterize see 1. nodweddu, 2. hynodi. charcoal see marworyn. charge see 1. siarsio, 2. cyhuddiad, 3. cyhuddo, 4. siars, 5. gofal, 6. gwefr, 7. pris, 8. ergyd, 9. rhuthr. chariot see cerbyd. charitable see elusennol. charity see cardod. charm see 1. hudo, 2. swyno, 3. swyn, 4. cyfareddu, 5. cyfaredd, 6. aswyno, 7. hud. charming see swynol. charter see 1. breinlen, 2. siartr. chase see 1. helwriaeth, 2. ymlid, 3. hel. chaste see 1. diwair, 2. dillyn. chastening see ceryddol. chastise see 1. ceryddu, 2. coethi, 3. cystwyo. chastisement see cerydd. chastity see diweirdeb. chasuble see casul. chat see 1. sgwrs, 2. ymgom, 3. ymgomio, 4. sgwrsio. chatter see 1. clebran, 2. cogor, 3. trydar. chattering see 1. cogor, 2. deincryd. cheap see rhad. cheat see 1. twyllo, 2. hocedwr, 3. hocedu, 4. cafflo, 5. castio. check see 1. atalfa, 2. ataliad, 3. ataliaeth. cheek see 1. grudd, 2. boch, 3. cern, 4. gran. cheeks see deurudd. cheeky see egr. cheer see 1. lloniant, 2. llonni. cheerful see 1. llawen (merry), 2. siriol. cheerfulness see sirioldeb. cheerless see 1. aflawen, 2. anaraul, 3. blwng.
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cheese see caws. cheesy see cawsaidd. chemical see cemegol. chemist see 1. fferyllydd, 2. cemegwr. chemistry see cemeg. cherish see 1. anwesu, 2. ymserchu, 3. ymgeleddu, 4. mynwesu, 5. anwylo. cherry see ceiriosen. chess see gwyddbwyll. chessboard see tawlbwrdd. chest see 1. coffr, 2. dwyfron, 3. cist, 4. brest. chestnut see castan. chew see cnoi (bite). chewing see cno. chick see cyw (chicken). chicken see 1. cyw, 2. iâr. chief see 1. prif, 2. pennaf, 3. primas, 4. penaig, 5. pen (head, top), 6. pennaeth. child see plentyn. childhood see 1. mabandod, 2. maboed, 3. mebyd, 4. plentyndod. childish see 1. bachgennaidd, 2. plentynnaidd, 3. babanaidd. childishness see 1. plentynrwydd, 2. plentyneiddiwch. childless see amhlantadwy. childlike see babanaidd. chill see 1. oer (cold), 2. oeri. chilling see addoer. chilly see 1. fferllyd, 2. rhynllyd, 3. rhyndod, 4. oeraidd, 5. oerfelog, 6. oerllyd. chimney see 1. ffumer, 2. llumon, 3. lwfer, 4. simdde, 5. simnai. chin see elgeth. chink see tincian. chip see 1. naddu, 2. pric, 3. asglodyn. chips see naddion. chirp see trydar. chisel see 1. cynio, 2. gaing, 3. geingio. chitter see yswitian. choice see 1. dewis, 2. dewisiad, 3. dewisol, 4. amheuthun. choke see 1. llindagu, 2. tagu. choking see tagfa. choose see 1. dichlyn, 2. dethol, 3. dewis. chop see 1. golwyth, 2. malu. choral see corawl. chord see 1. cord, 2. tant. chorus see 1. byrdwn, 2. cytgan. christening see bedydd. chromosome see cromosom. chronicle see 1. brud, 2. croniclo, 3. cronicl, 4. coflyfr. chronological see amseryddol. chronology see amseryddiaeth.
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church see 1. eglwys, 2. eglwysig, 3. llan. churchman see eglwyswr. churchyard see mynwent. churl see 1. adwr, 2. delff, 3. taeog. churlish see 1. taeog, 2. taeogaidd. churn see 1. buddai, 2. corddi. churner see corddwr. churning see corddiad. cigar see sigar. cigarette see sigaret. cinema see sinema. cinnamon see synamon. circle see 1. amgarn, 2. cant (hundred), 3. cylch, 4. cylchedd. circuit see 1. cylchedd, 2. amdaith, 3. amgylch, 4. cylchdaith. circuitous see cwmpasog. circular see cylchlythyr. circulate see 1. cylchredeg, 2. lledaenu. circulation see cylchrediad. circulatory see cylchredol. circumcise see enwaedu. circumcision see enwaediad. circumference see amgylchedd. circumspect see 1. dichlyn, 2. gwagelog, 3. dichlynaidd. circumstance see amgylchiad. circumstantial see amgylchiadol. cistern see dyfrgist. citation see dyfyniad. cite see dyfynnu. citizen see dinesydd. citizenship see dinasyddiaeth. city see 1. dinas, 2. caer. civic see dinesig. civil see 1. cartrefol, 2. dinesig, 3. gwladol. civilization see gwareiddiad. civilize see gwareiddio. civilized see 1. gwaraidd, 2. gwareiddiedig. clack see 1. clec, 2. clep, 3. clegar, 4. clecian. claim see 1. arddel, 2. hawl, 3. hawlio, 4. honiad. claimant see hawlydd. clamor see 1. baldordd, 2. cri. clan see 1. ciwdod, 2. llwyth. clang see tinc. clank see 1. clonc, 2. tincian. clap see 1. clep, 2. clepian, 3. curo. clarify see 1. croywi, 2. teru. clash see 1. gwrthdaro, 2. tonc. class see 1. dosbarth, 2. dosbarthu. classic see 1. awduraidd, 2. clasur. classical see clasurol. classify see dosbarthu. clause see bannod. claw see 1. ewin, 2. ewino, 3. crafanc.
clay see clai. clayey see cleiog. clean see 1. syber, 2. glanhau, 3. glanwaith. cleanliness see glanweithdra. cleanly see glanwaith. cleanness see glendid. cleanse see 1. puro, 2. glanhau, 3. carthu. cleanser see carthwr. cleansing see 1. glanhad, 2. glanhaol. clear see 1. clir, 2. gloyw, 3. teru, 4. plaen, 5. eglur, 6. croywi, 7. croyw, 8. claer, 9. arloesi, 10. amlymu, 11. amlwg, 12. clirio. clearness see 1. gloywder, 2. croywder, 3. claerder. cleave see 1. hollti, 2. glynu. cleft see 1. agen, 2. fforchog, 3. hollt. clergyman see 1. clerigwr, 2. offeiriad, 3. person. clerical see clerigol. clerk see clerc. clever see 1. clyfar, 2. hyfedr, 3. medrus, 4. ciwt. cleverness see medrusrwydd. click see 1. clec, 2. clecian. cliff see 1. clogwyn, 2. gallt, 3. allt. climate see hinsawdd. climatic see hinsoddol. climax see uchafbwynt. climb see 1. dringo, 2. cripio, 3. dringad, 4. dringfa. climber see 1. dringhedydd, 2. dringwr. clink see 1. tincian, 2. agen. clip see 1. tocio, 2. clipio, 3. cneifio. clipboard see clipfwrdd. clique see clymblaid. cloak see 1. cob, 2. cochl, 3. arwisg, 4. clog, 5. hugan. clock see 1. cloc, 2. awrlais. clod see priddell. clog see clocsen. cloister see clas. close see 1. cau (shut), 2. cadlas, 3. mwrn, 4. craff, 5. myglyd, 6. tesog, 7. trymaidd, 8. caeth, 9. trymllyd, 10. closio, 11. mwll, 12. terfynu, 13. tyn, 14. diwedd (end), 15. agos (near). closed see caead. closure see cloadur. cloth see 1. cadach, 2. lliain, 3. brethyn. clothe see dilladu. clothes see dillad. clothier see 1. brethynnwr, 2. dilledydd. clothing see 1. archen, 2. archenad. cloud see 1. cwmwl, 2. cymylu. clouded see cymylog. cloudy see cymylog. clout see 1. clewt, 2. pilyn, 3. llarp, 4. clewtian, 5. cerpyn, 6. carp, 7. brat, 8. clwt. cloven see fforchog. clover see meillionen.
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English - Welsh clown see lleban. club see 1. pastynu, 2. pastwn, 3. clwb, 4. clopa, 5. clwpa. cluck see 1. clochdar, 2. clocian, 3. clwcian, 4. crecian, 5. clegar. clumsy see 1. lletchwith, 2. trwstan, 3. llibin, 4. clogyrnaidd, 5. carfaglog, 6. carbwl, 7. annillyn, 8. anhyfedr, 9. anghelfydd, 10. anfytynaidd, 11. afrwydd, 12. afrosgo, 13. abrwysg, 14. trwsgl, 15. annethau. cluster see 1. bagad, 2. bagadu, 3. clwstwr, 4. swp. clutch see 1. bachell, 2. crafanc. coach see cerbyd. coachman see cerbydwr. coagulate see ceulo. coal see glo. coarse see 1. bras, 2. garw. coast see 1. arfordir, 2. goror. coat see 1. cob, 2. cot, 3. pais. coating see 1. caen, 2. golchiad. cobble see crydda. cobbler see crydd. cock see 1. ceiliog, 2. cogwrn, 3. mwdwl, 4. mydylu. cockle see cocsen. cockles see rhython. codex see ysgriflyfr. codpiece see balog. coefficient see cyfernod. coerce see gorthrechu. coeval see cyfoed. coffee see coffi. coffer see 1. cist, 2. coffr. coffin see arch. cog see cogio. cognate see cytras. coil see 1. torch, 2. torchi. coiled see torchog. coin see 1. bath, 2. bathol, 3. bathu. coinage see bathiad. coining see bathiad. coke see golosg. cold see 1. annwyd, 2. oer, 3. oerni, 4. oerfelog, 5. oerfel, 6. anghynnes, 7. anwydog. coldness see 1. oerni, 2. oerder, 3. oerfelgarwch. colic see 1. bolwst, 2. bolgnofa, 3. bolgno. collapse see 1. ymollwng, 2. ymollyngdod. collar see 1. aerwy, 2. coler. collect see 1. crynhoi, 2. cynnull, 3. cronni, 4. casglu, 5. hel. collection see 1. casgl, 2. casgliad, 3. crynhoad. collector see 1. casglwr, 2. casglydd. college see 1. coleg, 2. athrofa, 3. clas. collegian see colegwr. collegiate see 1. colegol, 2. athrofaol. collide see gwrthdaro.
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collier see glowr. colliery see glofa. collision see gwrthdrawiad. colonist see gwladychwr. colonize see gwladychu. colony see 1. trefedigaeth, 2. gwladfa, 3. gwladychfa. color see 1. arlliwio, 2. coluro, 3. lliwio. colored see lliwiog. colorless see afliwiog. colt see ebol. column see colofn. comb see 1. crib, 2. cribo, 3. dil. combat see 1. brwydr, 2. brwydro, 3. cyfranc, 4. ornest. combatant see 1. brwydrwr, 2. ymladdwr. combination see cyfuniad. combine see cyfuno. combustible see hylosg. come see dod. comedy see comedi. comeliness see mireinder. comely see 1. prydweddol, 2. mirain, 3. telaid, 4. gosgeiddig, 5. golygus, 6. hawddgar. comer see dyfodiad. comet see comed. comfort see 1. cysur, 2. cysuro, 3. diddanu, 4. diddanwch. comfortable see 1. cysurus, 2. comfforddus, 3. hwylus. comforter see 1. cysurwr, 2. diddanwr, 3. diddanydd. comfortless see 1. anniddan, 2. anniddos. coming see 1. dyfodiad, 2. dyfodol. command see 1. erchi, 2. siars, 3. gorchymyn, 4. llywodraeth. commandment see gorchymyn. commence see dechrau. commend see canmol. commendable see clodwiw. commendation see canmoliaeth. commensurate see cymesurol. commentary see esboniad. commentator see esboniwr. commerce see masnach. commercial see masnachol. commiserate see gresynu. commission see dirprwyaeth. commissioner see dirprwywr. commit see 1. cyflawni, 2. traddodi. committal see cymyndod. committee see pwyllgor. common see 1. sathredig, 2. cytir, 3. cyd, 4. cyffredin, 5. comin. commonness see cyffredinwch.
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commonwealth see cymanwlad. commotion see 1. trybestod, 2. cynnwrf, 3. mwstwr. communal see cymunol. commune see cymuno. communicable see cyfranogol. communicant see cymunwr. communism see comiwnyddiaeth. communist see 1. comiwnydd, 2. comiwnyddol. community see cymuned. compact see cryno. companion see 1. cydymaith, 2. cilydd. company see 1. cwmni, 2. cyweithas. comparative see cymharol. compare see 1. cystadlu, 2. cyferbynnu, 3. cyffelybu, 4. cymharu. comparison see cymhariaeth. compass see 1. cwmpawd, 2. cylchedd, 3. compod. compassion see 1. tosturi, 2. trugaredd. compassionate see 1. trugarog, 2. tosturio, 3. tosturiol. compel see gorfodi. compensate see digolledu. compensation see iawndal. compete see cystadlu. competition see 1. cydymgais, 2. cystadleuaeth. competitive see cystadleuol. competitor see 1. cystadleuydd, 2. cystadleuwr. complain see achwyn. complainant see 1. achwynyddes, 2. achwynwr. complainer see achwynwr. complaint see 1. achwyn, 2. achwyniad, 3. cwyn. complete see 1. cyflawn, 2. gorffen, 3. cyman, 4. cwblhau, 5. crwn (round), 6. llwyr, 7. cyfannu. completeness see llwyredd. complex see 1. atalnwyd, 2. cymhleth. complexion see pryd. complexity see cymhlethdod. complicated see cymhleth. complimentary see canmoliaethus. compose see 1. cysodi, 2. cyfansoddi. composer see cyfansoddwr. composite see cyfansawdd. composition see cyfansoddiad. compositor see 1. cysodwr, 2. cysodydd. compound see cyfansawdd. comprehend see 1. amgyffred, 2. dirnad, 3. cynnwys. comprehension see 1. amgyffred, 2. amgyffrediad, 3. dirnadaeth. comprehensive see cynhwysfawr. comprise see 1. amgyffred, 2. cynnwys. compromise see 1. cymrodedd, 2. cyfaddawd. compulsion see gorfodaeth. compulsory see gorfodol. computational see cyfrifiadureg.
compute see cyfrif. computer see cyfrifiadur. computing see cyfrifiadeg. comrade see cymrawd. concave see cau (close, shut). conceal see 1. cuddio, 2. dirgelu, 3. golo, 4. coluro, 5. celu. concealed see 1. cudd, 2. cuddiedig. concealment see 1. argel, 2. celc. conceit see hunanoldeb. conceited see hunanol. conceive see beichiogi. conception see meddylrith. concert see cyngerdd. conclude see 1. dibennu, 2. diweddu, 3. gorffen. conclusion see 1. casgliad, 2. clo, 3. diwedd (end), 4. diweddglo. conclusive see terfynol. concord see 1. cytgord, 2. cydfod. concordance see mynegair. concrete see diriaethol. concubine see 1. cyffoden, 2. gordderch. condemn see 1. collfarnu, 2. condemnio. condemnation see 1. condemniad, 2. damnedigaeth, 3. collfarn. condemnatory see barnol. condense see tewychu. condescension see iselfrydedd. condition see 1. amod, 2. ansawdd, 3. cyflwr, 4. cyflyru, 5. teler. conditional see amodol. conduct see 1. arwain (lead), 2. buchedd, 3. hebrwng, 4. ymarweddiad, 5. ymddygiad. conductor see 1. arweinydd, 2. hebryngydd. conduit see cwndid. cone see cogwrn. confection see cyffaith. confederate see 1. cynghreiriwr, 2. cynghreiriad, 3. cynghreirio. confer see ymgynghori. conference see cynhadledd. confess see 1. addef, 2. cyfaddef, 3. cyffesu. confession see 1. cyfaddefiad, 2. cyffes, 3. addefiad. confessional see cyffesgell. confessor see 1. cyffeswr, 2. cyffesydd. confide see hyderu. confidence see 1. hyder, 2. ymddiried, 3. ymddiriedolaeth. confident see hyderus. confidential see cyfrinachol. confine see 1. goror, 2. cyfyngu, 3. caethiwo, 4. cyffin. confined see 1. caeth, 2. caethiwus, 3. cyfyng. confining see caethiwus.
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English - Welsh confirm see 1. ategu, 2. cyfnerthu, 3. conffirmio, 4. cadarnhau. confirmation see 1. ategiad, 2. conffirmasiwn. confirming see ategol. confiscate see atafaelu. confiscation see atafaeliad. conflict see cyfrysedd. confluence see 1. aber, 2. cymer. conform see 1. cydymffurfio, 2. cydffurfio. conforming see cydffurfiol. conformity see cydymffurfiad. confuse see cymysgu. confused see 1. rhwystrus, 2. cymysglyd, 3. ffwndrus, 4. pendraphen. confusing see dryslyd. confusion see 1. anhrefn, 2. astrusi, 3. dryswch, 4. ffwndwr. congeal see fferru. congenial see cydnaws. congenital see cynhwynol. congregate see ymgynnull. congregation see cynulleidfa. congregational see cynulleidfaol. congress see cyngres. conjecture see 1. dyfaliad, 2. dyfalu. conjugal see cydweddog. conjunction see 1. cysylltair, 2. cysylltiad. conjure see aswyno. conjurer see consuriwr. conjuring see consuriaeth. connect see cysylltu. connected see 1. cysylltiedig, 2. cysylltiol. connecting see cysylltiol. connection see 1. cyfundeb, 2. cyswllt, 3. cysylltiad. conquer see 1. concro, 2. trechu, 3. gorchfygu, 4. goresgyn. conqueror see 1. gorchfygwr, 2. goresgynnwr, 3. goresgynnydd. conquest see 1. concwest, 2. goresgyniad. consanguinity see gwaedoliaeth. conscience see cydwybod. conscientious see cydwybodol. conscious see ymwybodol. consciousness see ymwybyddiaeth. consecrate see cysegru. consecrated see cysegredig. consecration see cysegriad. consecutive see olynol. consent see 1. cydsynio, 2. cytundeb, 3. cydsyniad, 4. bodd, 5. cytuno. consequence see canlyniad. consequent see 1. canlynol, 2. dilynol. conservancy see ceidwadaeth. conservatism see ceidwadaeth.
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conservative see 1. Ceidwadwr, 2. ceidwadol. consider see 1. ystyried, 2. pwyllo, 3. cysidro. considerable see cryn. considerate see ystyriol. consideration see 1. atchwyl, 2. ystyriaeth. consistency see cysondeb. consistent see cyson. consociate see cymrodor. consolation see 1. dyhuddiant, 2. cysur, 3. diddanwch. console see 1. cysuro, 2. dyhuddo. consonant see cytsain. consonantal see cytseiniol. conspicuous see bannog. conspirator see cynllwynwr. conspire see 1. bradfwriadu, 2. cynllwyn. constable see cwnstabl. constant see 1. cyson, 2. gwastad. constellation see cysawd. constipate see rhwymo. constipated see bolrwym. constipation see rhwymedd. constituency see etholaeth. constitute see cyfansoddi. constitution see 1. ffurflywodraeth, 2. cyfansoddiad. constitutional see cyfansoddiadol. construct see adeiladu. construction see 1. adeiladaeth, 2. cystrawen. consult see ymgynghori. consultation see ymgynghoriad. consume see 1. difa, 2. treulio, 3. ysu. consuming see 1. difaol, 2. ysol. consumption see darfodedigaeth. contact see cyffyrddiad. contagious see heintus. contain see cynnwys. contemplative see myfyrgar. contemporary see 1. cyfoed, 2. cyfoes, 3. cyfoeswr. contempt see 1. dibristod, 2. dirmyg, 3. diystyrwch. contemptible see 1. dirmygus, 2. diystyr. contemptuous see 1. dibris, 2. diystyrllyd, 3. tremygus, 4. atethol, 5. diystyr, 6. dirmygus. contend see 1. ymryson, 2. amwyn, 3. cynhennu, 4. taeru, 5. ymddadlau, 6. ymrafael. content see bodloni. contented see diddig. contention see 1. anheddwch, 2. cynfyl, 3. cynnen, 4. ymrafael, 5. ymryson. contentious see 1. ymrafaelgar, 2. anghysonair, 3. cynhennus. contentment see diddigrwydd. contents see 1. cynhwysiad, 2. cynnwys. contest see 1. cyfergyr, 2. cystadleuaeth, 3. ornest, 4. ymrysonfa.
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continent see cyfandir. continental see cyfandirol. continual see 1. gwastadol, 2. gwastad. contour see amlinell. contradiction see gwrthddywediad. contrary see 1. croes, 2. gwrthwyneb. contrast see 1. gwrthgyferbynnu, 2. gwrthgyferbyniad, 3. cyferbynnu, 4. cyferbyniad. contribute see cyfrannu. contribution see cyfraniad. contributor see cyfrannwr. contrite see 1. cystuddiedig, 2. drylliog. control see 1. rheolaeth, 2. rheoli, 3. llywodraethu, 4. llywodraeth. controller see rheolwr. controversial see dadleuol. controversy see dadl. controvert see gwrthddadlau. contusion see ysictod. conundrum see pos. convenience see hwylustod. convenient see 1. hwylus, 2. hylaw, 3. cyfaddas, 4. cyfleus, 5. hyrwydd. convent see 1. lleiandy, 2. mynachdy. conventional see confensiynol. conversation see 1. sgwrs, 2. ymarwar, 3. ymddiddan, 4. ymgom. converse see 1. ymddiddan, 2. ymgomio. conversion see dychweliad. convert see 1. dychweledig, 2. troi (turn), 3. trosi. converted see dychweledig. convex see 1. amgrwm, 2. crwm. convey see 1. cludo, 2. hebrwng, 3. danfon, 4. cyfleu, 5. cywain. convict see argyhoeddi. conviction see 1. arddeliad, 2. argyhoeddiad. convince see 1. argyhoeddi, 2. darbwyllo. convincing see argyhoeddiadol. cook see 1. coginio, 2. digoni, 3. cogyddes, 4. cogydd, 5. arlwyo, 6. cog (cuckoo). cookery see 1. coginiaeth, 2. cogyddiaeth. cool see 1. oeraidd, 2. oeri, 3. claear, 4. oerllyd, 5. didaro. coolness see oerfelgarwch. co-operation see cydweithrediad. copper see 1. copr, 2. efydd, 3. pres. copulation see cyd. copy see 1. copi, 2. adysgrif, 3. adysgrifio. copyright see hawlfraint. coquette see 1. coegen, 2. mursen, 3. mursennu. coral see cwrel. cord see 1. rhaff, 2. tennyn, 3. rheffyn, 4. cord, 5. cortyn. core see 1. bywyn, 2. curn, 3. curnen. cork see corcyn.
cormorant see 1. mulfran, 2. bilidowcar, 3. morfran. corn see 1. corn, 2. llafur. corner see 1. cornel, 2. ongl, 3. bach (little, small), 4. bachell, 5. ban, 6. cil, 7. congl, 8. cornelu. coronation see 1. coroniad, 2. coroni. coroner see 1. crwner, 2. trengholydd. corporal see corfforol. corporate see corfforaethol. corporation see corfforaeth. corporeal see corfforol. corps see corfflu. corpse see 1. dynin, 2. abar, 3. celain. corpulent see 1. boliog, 2. cestog, 3. corffol. correct see 1. cywir, 2. cywiro, 3. ceryddu. correction see 1. cerydd, 2. cywiriad. correctness see cywirdeb. corrector see cywirwr. correspond see 1. cyfateb, 2. gohebu, 3. ymateb, 4. ymohebu. correspondence see 1. cyfatebiaeth, 2. gohebiaeth. correspondent see gohebydd. corresponding see 1. gohebol, 2. anghytrig, 3. cyfatebol. corroboration see ategiad. corroborative see ategol. corrode see 1. bwyta (eat), 2. cancro. corrosive see ysol. corrupt see 1. llwgr, 2. pwdr, 3. llygru, 4. braen, 5. llygredig. corruptible see llygradwy. corruption see 1. llwgr, 2. llygredigaeth, 3. llygriad. corruptness see llygredd. cost see 1. cost, 2. costio, 3. traul. costive see bolrwym. costly see 1. costus, 2. drud, 3. drudfawr, 4. prid. costume see gwisg. cosy see clyd. cot see bwth. cottage see 1. bwthyn, 2. penty. cottager see bythynnwr. cotton see cotwm. couch see 1. glwth, 2. gorweddfa, 3. gorweddfan, 4. lleithig, 5. tyle. cough see 1. peswch, 2. pesychiad. council see 1. cyngor, 2. cwnsel. councillor see cynghorwr. counsel see 1. cyngor, 2. cwnsel, 3. cynghori. count see 1. rhifo, 2. cyfrif, 3. iarll. countenance see wynepryd. counteract see gwrthweithio. counterpoint see gwrthbwynt. countess see iarlles. counting see cyfrifiad. countless see amnifer. countrified see 1. gwladaidd, 2. gwledig.
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English - Welsh country see 1. gwlad, 2. peues, 3. gwledig, 4. pau. countryman see gwladwr. county see 1. sir, 2. swydd. couple see 1. cwpl, 2. cyplu, 3. cyplysu. couplet see cwpled. coupling see 1. cyd, 2. cwplws. coupon see cwpon. courage see 1. gwroldeb, 2. dewrder. courageous see gwrol. course see 1. cwrs, 2. hynt, 3. ystod, 4. treigl, 5. rhawd, 6. gyrfa, 7. cerrynt, 8. rhedfa. court see 1. llys, 2. caru (love), 3. cwrt, 4. cyntedd. courteous see 1. syberw, 2. cwrtais. courtly see llysaidd. courtship see carwriaeth. cove see cilfach. covenant see 1. amodi, 2. cyfamod, 3. cyfamodi. cover see 1. gorchuddio, 2. clawr, 3. toi, 4. hulio, 5. gwerchyr, 6. gordoi, 7. cwfert, 8. caead, 9. anhuddo, 10. gorchudd. covered see anhuddol. covering see 1. gorchudd, 2. hugan, 3. amwisg, 4. anhudded, 5. cnwd. coverlet see cylched. covetous see trachwantus. covetousness see trachwant. cow see buwch. coward see 1. llwfrgi, 2. adwr, 3. anwr, 4. llwfrddyn. cowardly see llwfr. cower see cyrcydu. cowl see cwcwll. cowled see cycyllog. cows see gwartheg. coxcomb see 1. coegddyn, 2. coegyn. crab see cranc. crabbed see crebachlyd. crack see 1. clecian, 2. cracio, 3. crac, 4. agennu, 5. clec, 6. brolio. cracked see craciog. crackle see 1. clindarddach, 2. crecian. crackling see clindarddach. cradle see 1. crud, 2. cawell. craft see 1. ystryw, 2. dichell, 3. crefft, 4. celf, 5. celfyddyd. craftsman see crefftwr. crafty see 1. ystrywgar, 2. dichellgar, 3. diferiog. crag see clogwyn. craggy see 1. clogwynog, 2. ysgithrog. cramp see 1. cramp, consider also 2. cwlwm gwythi. crane see garan. crave see 1. blysio, 2. crefu, 3. ffrawddunio. craving see 1. blys, 2. chwant. crawl see 1. llusgo, 2. ymlusgo, 3. cropian.
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creak see 1. crecian, 2. gwich, 3. gwichian, 4. rhincian. creaking see gwichlyd. cream see 1. hufen, 2. melynwyn. creamy see hufennaidd. create see creu. creation see 1. cread, 2. creadigaeth. creative see creadigol. creator see creawdwr. creature see 1. creadur, 2. creadures. credibility see hygoeledd. credible see 1. credadwy, 2. hygoel. credit see 1. coel, 2. coelio. creditor see 1. coeliwr, 2. echwynnwr. credulity see hygoeledd. credulous see 1. hygoel, 2. hygoelus. creed see credo. creek see cilfach. creel see cryw. creep see 1. cripio, 2. cropian, 3. ymlusgo. cremate see amlosgi. crematorium see amlosgfa. cress see berwr. crest see 1. copa, 2. crib. crestfallen see penisel. crew see 1. criw, 2. ciwed, 3. gwerin. crib see preseb. cricket see criced. crime see 1. caredd, 2. trosedd, 3. anghyfraith. criminal see troseddwr. crimson see rhudd. cringe see 1. creinio, 2. cynffonna, 3. ffalsio. crippled see efrydd. crisis see argyfwng. crisp see crisbin. criterion see safon. critic see beirniad. critical see beirniadol. criticism see beirniadaeth. croak see 1. ceintach, 2. cogor. croaker see ceintachwr. crochet see crosiet. cromlech see cromlech. crook see bagl. crooked see 1. cam, 2. gwyrgam, 3. crwca, 4. anunion, 5. aniawn. crookedness see gwyrni. croon see grwnan. crop see 1. cnwd, 2. cnydio, 3. crombil, 4. glasog. cross see 1. croes, 2. croesi, 3. crog, 4. crwys, 5. traws, 6. croesbren. cross-examination see croesholiad. cross-eyed see llygatgroes. cross-grained see afrywiog.
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crossroad see croesffordd. crossword see croesair. crow see 1. canu (sing), 2. brân. crowbar see 1. gwif, 2. trosol. crowd see 1. tyrfa, 2. crwth, 3. torf, 4. tyrru, 5. twr. crown see 1. coron, 2. coroni, 3. corun. crowned see coronog. crowner see crwner. crucible see tawddlestr. crucifix see crwys. crucifixion see croeshoeliad. crucify see croeshoelio. crude see 1. llymrig, 2. amrwd. cruel see 1. creulon, 2. milain, 3. aruthr, 4. anwaraidd, 5. anwar, 6. annynol, 7. annhirion, 8. adwythig, 9. addoer, 10. dywal. cruelty see creulondeb. cruiser see gwiblong. crumb see mwyd. crumble see 1. briwsioni, 2. malurio. crupper see pedrain. crusade see croesgad. crusader see croesgadwr. crush see 1. ysigo, 2. gwasgu (press). crust see 1. cramen, 2. crawen, 3. crest, 4. crwst, 5. crystyn. crutch see 1. baglan, 2. bagl. cry see 1. cri, 2. wylo, 3. diasbad, 4. disgyr, 5. dolef, 6. gwaedd, 7. llef, 8. llefain, 9. crio. crystal see 1. grisialaidd, 2. grisial, 3. crisial. crystalline see grisialaidd. cub see cenau. cube see ciwb. cubit see 1. cufydd, 2. cyfelin. cuckold see 1. cwcwalltu, 2. cwcwallt. cuckoo see 1. cog, 2. cwcw. cudgel see 1. ffonodio, 2. pastwn, 3. pastynu. cuirass see llurig. culpable see beius. cultivate see 1. diwyllio, 2. arail, 3. amaethu, 4. gwrteithio. cultivation see gwrteithiad. cultural see diwylliadol. culture see 1. diwylliant, 2. gwrtaith, 3. gwrteithiad, 4. gwrteithio. cultured see diwylliedig. cunning see 1. ffel, 2. ffalster, 3. cyfrwys, 4. dichellgar. cup see 1. cwpan, 2. gorflwch. cupbearer see trulliad. cupboard see cwpwrdd. cur see 1. costog, 2. corgi. curacy see curadiaeth. curate see curad. curb see ffrwyno.
curd see 1. caul, 2. caws (cheese), 3. cawsio. curdle see 1. cawsio, 2. ceulo. curdled see 1. cawsiog, 2. meiddlyd. cure see meddyginiaethu. curiosity see 1. chwilfrydedd, 2. cywreinbeth, 3. cywreinrwydd. curious see 1. chwilfrydig, 2. chwilgar, 3. cywrain, 4. holgar. curium see curiwm. curlew see gylfinir. curliness see crychni. curly see 1. cyrliog, 2. crych. current see 1. cerrynt, 2. llif. curriculum see cwriwcwlwm. currier see crwynwr. curry see ysgrafellu. curse see 1. melltith, 2. melltithio, 3. rheg, 4. rhegi. cursor see rhedell. curt see 1. cwta, 2. swta. curtail see cwtogi. curtain see llen. curvature see camedd. curved see crwm. cushion see clustog. custard see cwstard. custody see 1. dalfa, 2. gwarchodaeth. custom see 1. arfer, 2. cynefod, 3. defod, 4. cwsmeriaeth, 5. arferiad, 6. toll. customary see 1. arferol, 2. gnawd. customer see cwsmer. customs see defion. cut see 1. torri (break), 2. toli, 3. trychu, 4. toriad, 5. hac, 6. golwyth, 7. ysgythru, 8. lladd, 9. briw, 10. archoll. cute see ciwt. cutler see cyllellwr. cutter see torrwr. cutting see 1. miniog, 2. trychiad, 3. crafog. cwm see cwm (valley). cycle see olwyno. cymbal see symbal.
D dabble see 1. slotian, 2. yslotian. dagger see bidog. daily see 1. dyddiol, 2. beunydd, 3. beunyddiol. dainty see 1. amheuthun, 2. danteithfwyd, 3. danteithiol. dairy see 1. bwtri, 2. llaethdy. dalliance see maldod. dally see pencawna.
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English - Welsh dam see 1. argae, 2. mamog, 3. cored, 4. cronni. damage see 1. amhariad, 2. amharu, 3. difrod, 4. niwed, 5. niweidio. damn see 1. damnio, 2. cyfrgolli. damnation see damnedigaeth. damnatory see damniol. damning see damniol. damp see 1. gwlybyrog, 2. llaith, 3. lleitho. dance see 1. dawns, 2. dawnsio, 3. llemain. dancer see dawnsiwr. danger see 1. enbydrwydd, 2. perygl. dangerous see peryglus. dangle see hongian. dare see 1. rhyfygu, 2. beiddio, 3. herfeiddio, 4. meiddio, 5. osio. daring see 1. herfeiddiol, 2. glew, 3. beiddgarwch, 4. beiddgar. dark see 1. tywyll, 2. cethin, 3. tywyllwch. darken see 1. caddugo, 2. tywyllu. darkness see 1. gwyll, 2. tywyllwch, 3. caddug. darn see brodio. dart see 1. picell, 2. picio, 3. saeth, 4. saethu. dash see 1. ystremp, 2. rhuthr, 3. rhuthro, 4. chwilfriwio, 5. chwalu, 6. llinell. date see 1. dyddiad, 2. amseriad, 3. amseru, 4. dyddio. dating see amseriad. daub see dwbio. daughter see merch. daughter-in-law see gwaudd. dawdle see ymdroi. dawn see 1. gwawr, 2. plygain, 3. cyfddydd, 4. cynddydd, 5. dyddhau, 6. dyddio, 7. gwawrio. dawning see plygeiniol. day see 1. dydd, 2. dwthwn, 3. diwrnod. daybreak see 1. gwawr, 2. boreddydd, 3. cyfddydd, 4. cynddydd. daze see 1. pensyfrdanu, 2. syfrdanu. dazed see 1. syfrdan, 2. pensyfrdan. dazzle see 1. britho, 2. dallu. deacon see diacon. deaconess see diacones. dead see marw (die). deaden see 1. marweiddio, 2. marwhau. deadly see 1. angheuol, 2. marwol. deaf see byddar. deafen see byddaru. deafening see byddarol. deafness see byddardod. deal see delio. dealer see masnachwr. dean see deon. deanery see 1. deondy, 2. deoniaeth. dear see 1. Annwyl, 2. drud, 3. prid, 4. mwyn, 5. hoff, 6. cariadus, 7. cu.
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dearness see anwyldeb. dearth see drudaniaeth. death see 1. dihenydd, 2. tranc, 3. trancedigaeth, 4. llaith, 5. adwedd, 6. addoed, 7. angau, 8. marwolaeth. debate see 1. dadl, 2. dadlau. debater see 1. dadleuwr, 2. dadleuydd. debility see 1. musgrellni, 2. llesgedd. debris see 1. mwnws, 2. llutrod, 3. malurion. debt see dyled. debtor see dyledwr. decapitate see torfynyglu. decay see 1. dadfeilio, 2. adfeilio, 3. adfeiliad, 4. dadfeiliad. decayed see 1. methiannus, 2. amharus, 3. adfeiliedig. decease see 1. trancedigaeth, 2. ymadawiad. deceased see 1. trancedig, 2. ymadawedig. deceit see 1. twyll, 2. anghywirdeb, 3. ffalsedd, 4. hoced. deceitful see 1. ffals, 2. twyllodrus. deceitfulness see ffalster. deceive see 1. hocedu, 2. siomi, 3. twyllo. deceiver see twyllwr. deceleration see arafiad. decent see 1. chwaethus, 2. syber, 3. gweddus, 4. gweddaidd. deception see twyll. decision see dyfarniad. declaration see 1. datganiad, 2. mynegiad. declare see 1. mynegi, 2. traethu, 3. datganu, 4. datgan. decline see 1. treiglo, 2. dadfeilio, 3. darfodedigaeth, 4. gwrthod, 5. dadfeiliad. declivity see 1. disgynfa, 2. goriwaered, 3. llethr. decoction see trwyth. decorate see addurno. decorative see addurnol. decorator see addurnwr. decrease see 1. lleihad, 2. lleihau. decree see 1. act, 2. arfaeth, 3. lluniaethu. decrepit see 1. llegach, 2. methedig, 3. musgrell. dedicate see 1. cyflwyno, 2. cysegru. dedication see cyflwyniad. deduction see diddwythiad. deed see gweithred. deep see 1. dwfn, 2. dyfnder, 3. gorddyfnder, 4. dwys. deepen see dyfnhau. deepness see dyfndra. deer see 1. carw, 2. danas. defamation see gogan. defame see 1. athrodi, 2. goganu, 3. pardduo. defect see 1. anaf, 2. rhemp, 3. gwall, 4. ffaeledd, 5. diffyg, 6. coll, 7. bai, 8. anafdod, 9. anghaffael.
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defective see diffygiol. defence see pill. defend see 1. amddiffyn, 2. amwyn. defendant see 1. diffynnydd, 2. diffynnyddes. defender see 1. amddiffynnwr, 2. amddiffynnydd. defer see 1. gohirio, 2. oedi. defiant see herfeiddiol. defile see 1. anharddu, 2. difwyno, 3. halogi. defilement see halogrwydd. defiler see halogwr. define see 1. darnodi, 2. diffinio. definite see pendant. definition see 1. darnodiad, 2. diffiniad. deforest see datfforestu. deform see 1. gwrthuno, 2. anffurfio, 3. aflunio. deformed see 1. afluniaidd, 2. anffurfiol. defraud see hocedu. defy see herfeiddio. degenerate see dirywio. degeneration see dirywiad. degrade see diraddio. degraded see llygredig. degrading see diraddiol. degree see gradd. deify see dwyfoli. deign see teilyngu. deity see 1. duwdod, 2. dwyfoldeb. dejected see digalon. dejection see digalondid. delay see 1. oediad, 2. oedi, 3. addoedi, 4. atreg, 5. gohirio. delegate see 1. anfonog, 2. cynrychiolwr, 3. cynrychiolydd, 4. dirprwy. delete see dileu. deletion see dilead. deliberate see 1. hamddenol, 2. pwyllog. deliberation see arafeiddiwch. delicacy see 1. amheuthun, 2. lledneisrwydd, 3. sew. delicate see 1. cynnil, 2. llednais. delicious see 1. blasus, 2. danteithiol. delight see 1. hoffter, 2. hyfrydu, 3. hyfrydwch, 4. menwyd, 5. ymddigrifo. delightful see hyfryd. deliver see traddodi. deliverance see 1. gwaredigaeth, 2. ymwared. deliverer see traddodwr. delivery see traddodiad. deluge see 1. cenllif, 2. dylif. delve see 1. cloddio, 2. palu, 3. turio. demand see 1. galwad, 2. hawlio, 3. erchi, 4. gofyn (ask), 5. hawl, 6. mynnu, 7. galw (call). demerit see anhaeddiant. democracy see 1. gweriniaeth, 2. democratiaeth, 3. gwerin. democrat see gwerinwr.
demolish see chwalu. demon see cythraul. den see 1. ffau, 2. lloches. denial see 1. gwad, 2. gwadiad, 3. ymwadiad. denier see gwadwr. denomination see enwad. denote see 1. dynodi, 2. darnodi. dense see dwys. dent see 1. tolcio, 2. pantio, 3. tolc. dented see tolciog. dentist see deintydd. dentistry see deintyddiaeth. denude see 1. dinoethi, 2. noethi. deny see 1. gwrthod, 2. gwadu. departed see ymadawedig. department see adran. departure see ymadawiad. depend see 1. dibynnu, 2. ymddibynnu. dependence see 1. ymddibyniad, 2. goglyd, 3. dibyniad. dependent see 1. dibynnydd, 2. dibynnol. depict see 1. darlunio, 2. portreadu. depiction see portread. depose see diorseddu. deposit see 1. blaendal, 2. adnau, 3. adneuo, 4. gwaddod. depositary see addod. depositing see adneuol. depositor see adneuwr. depraved see llygredig. depravity see llygredd. depreciate see dibrisio. depreciation see dibristod. depress see 1. pruddhau, 2. pantio. depressed see 1. pruddglwyfus, 2. isel (low), 3. digalon. depression see 1. digalondid, 2. dirwasgiad, 3. iselder, 4. pruddglwyf. deprive see 1. difreinio, 2. difuddio, 3. difeddiannu, 4. amddifadu. depth see 1. dyfndra, 2. eigion, 3. iselder, 4. dyfnder. deputation see dirprwyaeth. deputize see dirprwyo. deputy see dirprwy. deride see testunio. derivation see 1. tarddiad, 2. tadogaeth, 3. haniad. derive see tarddu. derogatory see bychanus. descend see 1. disgyn, 2. hanfod. descendant see 1. disgynnydd, 2. esillydd. descent see 1. goriwaered, 2. gwaered, 3. disgyniad, 4. disgynfa, 5. haniad. describe see 1. darlunio, 2. disgrifio. description see 1. darluniad, 2. disgrifiad.
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English - Welsh descriptive see disgrifiadol. desert see 1. anghyfanheddol, 2. diffeithwch, 3. haeddiant, 4. encilio, 5. anialwch, 6. anghyfannedd, 7. anial, 8. diffaith. deserter see enciliwr. desertion see encilfa. deserve see 1. rhyglyddu, 2. teilyngu, 3. haeddu. deserved see teilwng. design see 1. arfaeth, 2. cynllun, 3. cynllunio, 4. dylunio, 5. arfaethu, 6. dyluniad. designated see penodol. designer see cynllunydd. desirable see 1. dewisol, 2. dymunol. desire see 1. chwant, 2. dymuno, 3. eidduno, 4. dymuniad, 5. dihewyd, 6. awyddu, 7. awydd. desirous see 1. chwannog, 2. awyddus. desist see peidio. desk see desg. desolate see anial. despair see 1. anobaith, 2. anobeithio. despairing see anobeithiol. despise see 1. tremygu, 2. diystyru, 3. dirmygu, 4. dibrisio. despotic see unbenaethol. despotism see 1. archdeyrnaeth, 2. unbeiniaeth, 3. unbennaeth. destine see tynghedu. destiny see tynged. destitute see 1. amddifad, 2. llwm. destitution see 1. amddifedi, 2. amddifadrwydd. destroy see 1. anrheithio, 2. difa, 3. difetha, 4. dinistrio, 5. distrywio. destroyer see 1. dinistriwr, 2. distrywiwr, 3. dinistrydd. destruction see 1. aball, 2. anrhaith, 3. boloch, 4. difethdod, 5. dinistr, 6. distryw. destructive see 1. dinistriol, 2. distrywgar. details see Manylion. detective see cuddswyddog. deteriorate see dirywio. deterioration see dirywiad. determination see penderfyniad. determine see 1. penderfynu, 2. pennu, 3. terfynu. determined see penderfynol. dethrone see diorseddu. devastate see anialu. develop see datblygu. development see datblygiad. device see 1. dychymyg, 2. dyfais. devil see 1. diawl, 2. cythraul, 3. diafol. devilish see 1. cythreulig, 2. dieflig. devise see dyfeisio. devote see cysegru. devoted see ymroddedig.
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devotion see 1. defosiwn, 2. dihewyd, 3. ymroad, 4. ymroddiad. devotional see defosiynol. devour see 1. difa, 2. traflyncu, 3. llewa. devout see 1. addolgar, 2. defosiynol. devoutness see addolgarwch. dew see 1. gwlith, 2. gwlitho. dewdrop see gwlithyn. dewlap see tagell. dewy see gwlithog. dexterity see deheurwydd. dextrous see 1. deheuig, 2. hylaw, 3. hywaith, 4. llawdde. diabolical see dieflig. diadem see talaith. diaeresis see didolnod. diagonal see lletraws. dialect see tafodiaith. dialectic see dilechdid. dialog see dialog. diameter see tryfesur. diamond see adamant. diaphragm see cefndedyn. diarrhea see 1. pib (pipe), 2. rhyddni. diary see 1. dyddlyfr, 2. dyddiadur. dice see dis. dictation see arddywediad. dictionary see 1. geiriadur, 2. geirlyfr. die see 1. marw, 2. trigo, 3. dis, 4. trengi, 5. bath, 6. darfod. diet see cyfarpar. differ see 1. amrywio, 2. gwahaniaethu. difference see 1. gwahaniaeth, 2. rhagor. different see 1. amgen, 2. gwahanol. difficult see 1. anhawdd, 2. anodd (hard), 3. afrwydd, 4. astrus, 5. cyfyng, 6. dyrys, 7. anawdd. difficulty see 1. afrwyddineb, 2. anhawster. diffidence see anhyder. diffident see anhyderus. dig see 1. cloddio, 2. palu, 3. pwniad, 4. torri (break, cut). digest see 1. crynhoad, 2. treulio. digestion see treuliad. digger see 1. ceibiwr, 2. cloddiwr, 3. palwr. dignified see urddasol. dignity see urddas. diligence see 1. diwydrwydd, 2. dyfalwch, 3. astudrwydd. diligent see 1. astud, 2. diwyd, 3. dyfal, 4. prysur, 5. ystig. dim see cymylu. dimension see dimensiwn. diminish see 1. lleihau, 2. prinhau. diminution see lleihad. diminutive see 1. bachigyn, 2. bychan.
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dimple see pannwl. dimpled see pantiog. din see 1. dwndwr, 2. trwst. dine see ciniawa. dinge see 1. tolc, 2. tolcio. dinner see cinio. diocese see esgobaeth. dip see 1. gwlychu, 2. trochi. diphthong see dipton. dire see 1. dybryd, 2. dygn. direct see 1. cyfarwyddo, 2. cyfeirio, 3. hyfforddi, 4. llwybreiddio, 5. llywio, 6. union, 7. unionsyth. direction see 1. cyfeiriad, 2. tu, 3. cyfarwyddyd. director see cyfarwyddwr. direful see 1. anaele, 2. echryslon. dirt see 1. baw, 2. rhwd, 3. tom. dirty see 1. brwnt, 2. budr, 3. tomlyd, 4. bawaidd, 5. afiach, 6. budro. disable see analluogi. disabled see 1. anafus, 2. methedig. disadvantage see 1. afles, 2. anfantais. disadvantageous see 1. aflesol, 2. anfanteisiol. disagree see 1. anghytuno, 2. anghydweld, 3. anghydsynio. disagreeable see 1. annymunol, 2. cas. disagreement see 1. anghydfod, 2. anghytundeb. disappear see 1. diflannu, 2. difannu. disappoint see siomi. disappointed see siomedig. disappointing see siomedig. disappointment see 1. siom, 2. siomedigaeth. disapprove see anghymeradwyo. disarm see diarfogi. disarmament see diarfogiad. disarrange see anhrefnu. disaster see trychineb. disastrous see trychinebus. disavowal see gwad. disbelieve see 1. anghoelio, 2. anghredu. discern see dirnad. discernment see dirnadaeth. discharge see 1. diswyddo, 2. gollwng, 3. gollyngdod, 4. ergyd. disciple see disgybl. discipline see 1. disgyblaeth, 2. disgyblu. disclose see 1. dadlennu, 2. datguddio. disclosure see 1. dadannudd, 2. dadleniad, 3. datguddiad. discomfort see 1. anghysur, 2. anghysuro. disconnect see datgysylltu. discontent see 1. anfodloni, 2. anfodlonrwydd. discontented see 1. anfoddog, 2. anfodlon. discontentment see anfoddogrwydd. discord see 1. anghydfod, 2. anghytgord. discordant see anghywair.
discourage see 1. digalonni, 2. anghefnogi. discourse see 1. parabl, 2. pregeth, 3. ymadroddi. discourteous see 1. ansyber, 2. anfonheddig, 3. anfynud, 4. anghwrtais, 5. anllathraid. discourtesy see anwybod. discover see darganfod. discoverer see darganfyddwr. discovery see darganfyddiad. discreet see pwyllog. discretion see pwyll. discuss see 1. trafod, 2. ymarwar. discussion see 1. ymdrafodaeth, 2. ymarwar, 3. trafodaeth, 4. ymdriniaeth. disdain see diystyrwch. disdainful see 1. diystyrllyd, 2. ffroenuchel. disease see 1. afiechyd, 2. clefyd, 3. clwyf. disembark see glanio. disembarkation see glaniad. disembowel see diberfeddu. disenable see analluogi. disestablish see 1. dadsefydlu, 2. datgysylltu. disestablishment see 1. dadsefydliad, 2. datgysylltiad. disfigure see 1. hagru, 2. anffurfio, 3. hyllu, 4. aflunio, 5. anferthu, 6. anurddo, 7. gwrthuno. disfigurement see 1. anffurf, 2. anffurfiad. disfranchise see difreinio. disfranchisement see difreiniad. disgrace see 1. anfri, 2. mefl, 3. gwarthruddo, 4. gwarthrudd, 5. cardd, 6. achlod, 7. gwarth. disgraceful see 1. cywilyddus, 2. gwaradwyddus, 3. gwarthus. disgust see 1. diflasu, 2. ffieiddrwydd, 3. diflastod. dish see 1. dysgl, 2. noe, 3. saig. dishearten see digalonni. disheartened see digalon. dishonest see anonest. dishonesty see anonestrwydd. dishonor see 1. amharchu, 2. amherchi. disillusion see didwyllo. disinclination see 1. annhuedd, 2. annhueddrwydd. disinclined see annhueddol. disinfect see diheintio. disingenuous see ffuantus. dislike see anhoffter. dismal see 1. dilewyrch, 2. aflawen. dismember see diaelodi. dismiss see gollwng. dismissal see diswyddiad. disobedient see anufudd. disobey see anufuddhau. disoblige see anfoddio. disorder see 1. anhrefnu, 2. annosbarth, 3. anhrefn, 4. afreolaeth, 5. afreol.
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English - Welsh disorderly see 1. afreolus, 2. anhrefnus, 3. annosbarth, 4. annosbarthus, 5. direol, 6. afreolaidd. disown see gwadu. disparity see anghyfartaledd. dispatch see 1. anfon, 2. bryslythyr. dispensary see fferyllfa. dispensation see goruchwyliaeth. disperse see gwasgaru. dispersion see gwasgar. displease see anfoddio. displeasure see 1. soriant, 2. anfodd, 3. dicter. dispose see trefnu. disposition see 1. naws, 2. anianawd. dispossess see difeddiannu. dispraise see anghlod. disprove see gwrthbrofi. dispute see 1. amau, 2. ymddadlau. disqualification see anghymhwyster. disqualify see 1. anaddasu, 2. anghymhwyso, 3. anghyfaddasu. disquiet see 1. aflonyddu, 2. anesmywthyd, 3. anhunedd. disregard see diystyru. disrepair see anghywair. disreputable see amharchus. disrespect see 1. amarch, 2. amharchu, 3. anfri. disrespectful see amharchus. dissatisfaction see anfoddogrwydd. dissatisfied see anfoddog. dissatisfy see anfodloni. dissembler see ffuantwr. disseminate see 1. hau, 2. lledaenu. dissension see anghytgord. dissent see anghydsynio. dissimilar see annhebyg. dissimulation see dadfathiad. dissipated see ofer. dissipation see oferedd. dissolution see 1. datgorfforiad, 2. tranc, 3. ymddatodiad. dissolve see 1. dadmer, 2. ymddatod, 3. toddi, 4. datgorffori, 5. datod. dissolved see tawdd. distance see ffordd (road, way). distant see 1. pell, 2. pellennig. distended see rhwth. distil see 1. diferu, 2. hidlo. distill see 1. defnynnu, 2. dihidlo, 3. distyllu. distillation see distylliad. distinction see 1. arbenigrwydd, 2. bri, 3. gwahaniaeth, 4. neilltuolrwydd. distinguish see 1. darnodi, 2. gwahaniaethu, 3. hynodi. distinguishing see gwahaniaethol.
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distort see 1. gwyrdroi, 2. ystumio. distrain see atafaelu. distraint see 1. atafael, 2. atafaeliad. distress see 1. ing, 2. cyni, 3. cyfyngdra, 4. cyfyngder. distributary see allafon. distribute see 1. dosbarthu, 2. rhannu. distribution see dosbarthiad. distributor see dosbarthwr. district see 1. rhanbarth, 2. rhandir, 3. dosbarth, 4. ardal. distrust see 1. anymddiried, 2. anhyder. disturb see 1. aflonyddu, 2. cyffroi. disturbance see aflonyddwch. disturber see 1. aflonyddwr, 2. cynhyrfwr. disturbing see aflonyddus. ditch see 1. ffosi, 2. ffos, 3. ceuffos. dive see 1. plannu, 2. suddo. diversion see difyrrwch. diversity see amrywiaeth. divert see 1. diddanu, 2. difyrru. diverting see 1. diddan, 2. difyr, 3. difyrrus. divest see 1. diosg, 2. ymddihatru. divide see 1. ymwahanu, 2. fforchogi, 3. gwahanu, 4. parthu, 5. rhannu, 6. ymrannu. divided see gwasgarog. divider see rhannwr. divination see 1. brud, 2. dewiniaeth. divine see 1. brudio, 2. diwinydd, 3. dwyfol. diviner see dewin. divinity see 1. duwdod, 2. dwyfoldeb, 3. diwinyddiaeth. division see 1. dosran, 2. rhanbarth, 3. rhandir, 4. rhaniad, 5. ymraniad, 6. adran. divorce see 1. ysgariad, 2. ysgariaeth. dizziness see 1. pensyfrdandod, 2. penysgafnder. dizzy see penysgafn. do see gwneud. docile see 1. hydrin, 2. hydyn. dock see 1. tafol, 2. tocio. doctor see 1. meddyg, 2. doctor, 3. doctora. doctoral see doctoraidd. doctorial see doctoraidd. doctrinal see athrawiaethol. doctrine see 1. athrawiaeth, 2. dysgeidiaeth. document see 1. dogfen, 2. dogfennu. dodge see sgamio. doer see 1. gweithredydd, 2. gwneuthurwr, 3. gweithredwr. dog see ci. dole see cardod. doleful see wylofus. dollar see doler. dolt see 1. clwpa, 2. delff. dome see cromen.
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domestic see 1. cartrefol, 2. teuluaidd. domesticate see dofi. domesticated see dof. dominant see llywodraethol. dominion see arglwyddiaeth. done see digon (enough). donkey see 1. asyn (ass), 2. as, 3. mul. donor see rhoddwr. doom see 1. collfarn, 2. collfarnu. door see drws. doorframe see hiniog. doorkeeper see porthor. doorpost see cynnor. dormouse see pathew. dose see dogn. dot see dot. dote see 1. dotio, 2. ymserchu, 3. ffoli, 4. gwirioni. double see 1. deublyg, 2. dwbl, 3. dyblu, 4. dyblyg, 5. dyblygu, 6. plygu, 7. plyg. double-chinned see tagellog. doubt see 1. amau, 2. amheuaeth, 3. amheuedd, 4. ansicrwydd, 5. dadl, 6. petruso, 7. petruster. doubter see amheuwr. doubtful see 1. amheuol, 2. petrus, 3. ansicr, 4. amheus, 5. annilys. doubting see 1. amheuol, 2. amheus. doubtless see 1. diamau, 2. diau. dough see toes. dove see colomen. dowdy see tlodaidd. dower see 1. gwaddoli, 2. cynhysgaeth. down see 1. manblu, 2. gwaun, 3. obry, 4. rhos, consider also 5. i waered. downcast see penisel. dowry see 1. gwaddol, 2. agweddi. doze see 1. pendwmpian, 2. amrantuno, 3. hepian. dozen see dwsin. draff see soeg. draft see 1. llusg, 2. llynciad, 3. mintai, 4. llwnc, 5. tynnu (pull), 6. dracht, 7. cynllun, 8. archeb, 9. gwynt (wind), 10. drafft. drag see 1. dragio, 2. llusg, 3. llusgo. dragger see llusgwr. dragnet see ballegrwyd. dragon see draig. drain see 1. ceuffos, 2. hysbyddu, 3. disbyddu, 4. sychu, 5. traen, 6. treinio, 7. carthffos. drake see 1. adiad, 2. meilart, 3. marlad, 4. barlad. drama see chwaraegerdd. draw see 1. arlunio, 2. tynnu (pull), 3. gwehynnu, 4. tynfa, 5. denu, 6. llusgo. drawing see arlun. drawl see llusgo. dread see 1. arswyd, 2. arswydo, 3. arynaig, 4. braw, 5. ofn, 6. ofnadwyaeth, 7. ofni.
dreadful see 1. ofnadwy, 2. arswydus, 3. abrwysgl. dream see 1. breuddwyd, 2. breuddwydio. dreaming see breuddwydiol. dreamy see breuddwydiol. dregs see 1. gwaddod, 2. sorod. dress see 1. cyweirio, 2. trwsio, 3. trwsiad, 4. trin, 5. gwisgo, 6. diwyg, 7. gwisg. dresser see seld. dribble see 1. defnynnu, 2. diferu. drift see 1. lluchio, 2. rhediad, 3. lluchfa. drill see 1. dril, 2. drilio. drink see 1. yfed, 2. diod, 3. llyn (lake). drinker see 1. diotwr, 2. yfwr. drip see 1. defni, 2. defnynnu, 3. diferu. dripping see 1. diferol, 2. toddion. drive see 1. gyrru, 2. hel, 3. dreifio, 4. gwthio (push), 5. ymlid. drivel see 1. glafoerio, 2. glafoerion. driver see gyriedydd. droll see ysmala. drollery see ysmaldod. droop see 1. llaesu, 2. pendrymu. drop see 1. diferyn, 2. ymollwng, 3. gollwng, 4. dihidlo, 5. diferu, 6. defnynnu, 7. defnyn, 8. dafn, 9. disgyn. dropping see diferol. dropsy see dyfrglwyf. dross see sorod. drought see sychder. drove see 1. gyr, 2. haid. drown see boddi. drowse see pendrymu. drowsiness see 1. trymder, 2. cysgadrwydd. drowsy see 1. hwyrdrwm, 2. pendrwm. drudge see slaf. drug see meddyglyn. druggist see cyffuriwr. druid see derwydd. drum see 1. tympan, 2. tabwrdd, 3. tabyrddu. drummer see tabyrddwr. drunk see 1. meddw, 2. brwysg. drunkard see meddwyn. drunken see abrwysg. drunkenness see meddwdod. dry see 1. sych, 2. hysb, 3. sychu, 4. sychlyd, 5. sychedig, 6. hysbio, 7. crin, 8. cras, 9. caledu, 10. caled (hard), 11. gwystno. dryness see 1. craster, 2. sychder. dual see deuol. duality see deuoliaeth. dubious see amheus. duchess see duges. duck see hwyaden. due see 1. dyladwy, 2. dyledus. duel see ornest.
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English - Welsh duet see deuawd. dug see piw. dukedom see dugiaeth. dull see 1. mud, 2. twp, 3. pylu, 4. hwyrdrwm, 5. dwl, 6. hurt, 7. lleddfu, 8. diflas, 9. cymylog, 10. marwaidd. dullness see pylni. dumb see mud. dummy see pegor. dun see gwrm. dung see 1. teilo, 2. tom, 3. biswail, 4. baw, 5. tail. dungeon see daeardy. dunghill see tomen. dusk see 1. llwydnos, 2. cyflychwr, 3. cyfnos, 4. dechreunos. dust see 1. llwch, 2. mwnws, 3. pylor, 4. lluwch. dusty see llychlyd. dutiful see ufuddgar. duty see dyletswydd. dwarf see 1. pegor, 2. corrach, 3. coraches, 4. cor. dwell see 1. preswylio, 2. trigiannu, 3. trigo, 4. cyfanheddu. dweller see preswylydd. dwelling see 1. preswylfa, 2. addef, 3. annedd. dye see 1. lliw, 2. lliwio, 3. llifo. dyke see clawdd. dysentery see gwaedlif.
E each see pob. eager see 1. awchus, 2. awyddfrydig, 3. awyddus. eagerness see awydd. eagle see 1. eryr, 2. eryres. ear see 1. clust, 2. hodi. earl see iarll. earldom see iarllaeth. earlier see cynt. early see 1. cynnar, 2. bore (morning). earn see ennill. earnest see 1. taer, 2. difrifol. earnestness see difrif. earnings see ennill. earring see clustlws. earth see 1. daear, 2. pridd, 3. priddo, 4. priddyn, 5. daer, 6. daearu, 7. gweryd, 8. llawr (floor). earthly see daearol. earthquake see daeargryn. earthy see 1. daearol, 2. priddlyd. ease see 1. esmwythyd, 2. rhwyddineb, 3. lliniaru, 4. hawddfyd, 5. hwylustod. east see dwyrain.
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easterly see dwyreiniol. eastern see dwyreiniol. easterner see dwyreiniwr. easy see 1. hawdd, 2. rhwydd, 3. esmwyth, 4. syml, 5. hwylus. eat see 1. bwyta, 2. llewa, 3. pori, 4. ysu. eatable see bwytadwy. eater see bwytawr. eaves see 1. bargod, 2. bondo. eavesdrop see clustfeinio. ebb see 1. trai, 2. adlif, 3. distyll, 4. treio. ebullition see berw. ecclesiastical see eglwysig. echo see 1. atsain, 2. adleisio, 3. adlais, 4. adlef. eclipse see diffyg. ecliptic see rhod. ecology see ecoleg. economic see economaidd. economical see cynnil. economics see economeg. economist see economegwr. economize see cynilo. economy see cynildeb. ecstasy see perlewyg. ecumenical see eciwmenaidd. edge see 1. min, 2. godre, 3. ymyl, 4. minio, 5. cyfor, 6. cwr, 7. blaen, 8. awch, 9. dibl, 10. hogi. edible see bwytadwy. edification see adeiladaeth. edifice see adail. edit see golygu. edition see argraffiad. editor see golygydd. editorial see golygyddol. editorship see golygyddiaeth. educate see addysgu. education see addysg. educational see addysgol. educationist see addysgiaethwr. educator see 1. addysgydd, 2. addysgwr. eel see llysywen. effect see 1. effaith, 2. canlyniad, 3. effeithio, 4. perwyl. effective see effeithiol. effectual see effeithiol. effeminate see 1. benywaidd, 2. merchedaidd. effervesce see berwi. efficacy see effeithiolrwydd. efficiency see effeithlonrwydd. efficient see effeithiol. effort see 1. egni, 2. gnif, 3. hwb, 4. ymadferth, 5. ymdrech, 6. ymgais. egg see 1. wy, 2. ŵy. eight see wyth.
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eighteen see deunaw. eighteenth see deunawfed. eightfold see wythblyg. eighth see wythfed. eisteddfod see eisteddfod. either see 1. ychwaith, 2. ai, 3. naill. ejaculate see ebychu. ejaculation see ebychiad. elaborate see llafurfawr. elastic see hydwyth. elasticity see hydwythedd. elbow see 1. penelin, 2. penelino, 3. elin, 4. elino. elder see 1. blaenor, 2. ysgawen, 3. henuriad. elect see 1. darpar, 2. ethol, 3. etholedig. election see 1. etholedigaeth, 2. etholiad. elector see 1. etholwr, 2. etholydd. electric see trydanol. electrical see trydanol. electricity see 1. trydan, 2. trydaniaeth, 3. gwefr. electrify see 1. gwefreiddio, 2. trydanu. electrifying see gwefreiddiol. eleemosynary see elusennol. elegance see 1. coethder, 2. dillynder, 3. ceinder. elegant see 1. cain, 2. coeth, 3. dillyn. elegy see marwnad. element see elfen. elementary see elfennol. elephant see 1. eliffant, 2. cawrfil. elephantine see eliffantaidd. elevate see dyrchafu. elevated see bannog. elevation see dyrchafiad. eligible see etholadwy. elocution see areithyddiaeth. elongate see hwyhau. eloquence see 1. aches, 2. cymhendod. eloquent see 1. hwyliog, 2. ymadroddus. else see arall (other). emaciated see achul. email see 1. eheb, 2. ehebu. emanate see deillio. emancipate see rhyddhau. emancipation see rhyddhad. embankment see 1. clawdd, 2. morglawdd, 3. argae. embargo see embargo. embarrassed see rhwystrus. embassy see llysgenhadaeth. embellish see harddu. ember see 1. marworyn, 2. tewyn. embitter see chwerwi. emblem see arwyddlun. emblematic see arwyddluniol. embodiment see ymgorfforiad.
embody see 1. corffori, 2. ymgorffori. embrace see 1. afflau, 2. cofl, 3. cofleidio, 4. ymwasgu. embroider see 1. brwydo, 2. brodio. embroidery see brwydwaith. emend see cywiro. emerald see emrallt. emigrant see ymfudwr. emigrate see ymfudo. emotion see 1. emosiwn, 2. teimlad, 3. annwyd (cold), 4. cyffro, 5. nwyd. emotional see 1. emosiynol, 2. teimladol. emperor see ymerawdwr. emphasis see pwyslais. emphasize see pwysleisio. emphatic see pendant. empire see ymerodraeth. empirical see empeiraidd. employ see 1. defnyddio, 2. gorchwyl. employer see cyflogwr. empower see galluogi. empress see ymerodres. emptiness see 1. adfant, 2. coegedd, 3. gwacter, 4. gwagedd. empty see 1. gwag, 2. gweili, 3. gwehynnu, 4. gwagu, 5. coeg, 6. arllwys, 7. dihysbyddu. enable see galluogi. enact see deddfu. enamel see owmal. encamp see 1. gwersyllu, 2. lluestu, 3. castellu, 4. pabellu. encampment see 1. gwersyll, 2. lluestfa. enchant see 1. cyfareddu, 2. swyno. enchanter see hudol. enchanting see 1. hudolus, 2. cyfareddol, 3. hudol. enchantment see 1. hud, 2. hudoliaeth. enchantress see hudoles. encircle see amgylchu. enclose see cau (close, shut). enclosure see 1. corlan, 2. garth, 3. coetgae, 4. caeadle, 5. cadlys, 6. cadlas. encompass see cylchynu. encounter see cyfarfod (meet). encourage see 1. calonogi, 2. cefnogi. encouragement see 1. calondid, 2. cefnogaeth, 3. symbyliad, 4. ysbrydiaeth. encouraging see cefnogol. encyclopedia see gwyddoniadur. end see 1. diwedd, 2. diweddu, 3. tranc, 4. terfynu, 5. pen (head, top), 6. dihenydd, 7. dibennu, 8. diben, 9. darfod, 10. blaen, 11. adlaw, 12. terfyn. endanger see peryglu. endearment see 1. anwyledd, 2. anwyliant, 3. anwylwch. endeavor see 1. ymdrechu, 2. ceisio.
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English - Welsh ending see terfyniad. endless see 1. annherfynol, 2. anorffen. endorse see ardystio. endorsed see ardystiedig. endorsement see ardystiad. endow see 1. cynysgaeddu, 2. donio, 3. gwaddoli. endowment see gwaddol. endue see cynysgaeddu. endure see 1. ymaros, 2. dioddef. enemy see 1. gelyn, 2. cas, 3. gelynes, 4. ysgar. energetic see ymdrechgar. energy see 1. nwyf, 2. ynni, 3. egni. enfeeble see 1. eiddilio, 2. gwanhau, 3. gwanychu. enfranchise see breinio. engagement see 1. cyhoeddiad, 2. ymrwymiad. engine see peiriant. engineer see peiriannydd. engineering see peirianneg. engraving see cerflun. engulf see anhuddo. engulfed see anhuddol. enjoin see siarsio. enjoy see mwynhau. enjoyment see mwynhad. enlarge see 1. ymhelaethu, 2. helaethu, 3. mwyhau. enlighten see goleuo. enlist see ymrestru. enlistment see ymrestriad. enliven see bywiogi. enmity see 1. digasedd, 2. gelyniaeth. enormous see 1. anferth, 2. dirfawr, 3. enfawr. enough see 1. digon, 2. gwala. enrage see 1. cynddeiriogi, 2. ffyrnigo. enrich see cyfoethogi. enrobe see arwisgo. enroll see aelodi. enshroud see amdoi. ensign see 1. banerwr, 2. lluman. enslave see caethiwo. ensnare see 1. rhwydo, 2. baglu. entangle see 1. baglu, 2. cafflo, 3. nidro. entangled see clymog. enterprise see anturiaeth. enterprising see anturiaethus. entertain see adlonni. entertainer see difyrrwr. entertaining see adloniadol. entertainment see 1. difyrrwch, 2. adloniant. enthrone see gorseddu. enthusiasm see brwdfrydedd. enthusiastic see brwdfrydig. entice see 1. denu, 2. llithio. entire see 1. cyflawn, 2. llwyr, 3. cyman, 4. cyfor. entirely see llwyr.
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entireness see llwyredd. entirety see cyfanrwydd. entrance see 1. mynedfa, 2. dyfodfa. entreaty see ymbil. entwine see nidro. enumerate see 1. cyfrif, 2. rhifo (count). envelope see amlen. envious see eiddigeddus. environment see 1. amgylchedd, 2. amgylchfyd. environmental see amgylchfydol. environs see amgylch. envy see 1. cenfigennu, 2. gorfynt, 3. eiddigeddu, 4. cenfigen, 5. cynghorfynt. enwrap see amwisgo. epic see arwraidd. epigraph see 1. arysgrif, 2. arysgrifen. epistemology see gwybodeg. epistle see 1. epistol, 2. llythyr (letter). epitaph see beddargraff. equal see 1. cydradd, 2. cyfartal, 3. gogyfuwch, 4. hafal. equality see cydraddoldeb. equalize see cyfartalu. equator see cyhydedd. equinox see alban. equipment see cyfarpar. equity see iawnder. equivalent see cyfwerth. equivocal see mwys. eradicate see diwreiddio. erect see unionsyth. ermine see carlwm. err see 1. cyfeiliorni, 2. amryfuso, 3. camgymryd. errand see neges. erroneous see 1. cyfeiliornus, 2. amryfus. error see 1. gwall, 2. amryfusedd, 3. camgymeriad, 4. cyfeiliorn, 5. cyfeiliornad. eruption see brech. eruptive see llinorog. escape see 1. dihangfa, 2. dianc. escaped see dihangol. escort see 1. cwndid, 2. danfon, 3. gosgordd, 4. hebrwng. esquire see yswain. essay see 1. traethawd, 2. osio, 3. ysgrif. essayist see traethodydd. essence see 1. hanfod, 2. naws, 3. rhin. essential see 1. anhepgor, 2. anhepgorol, 3. hanfodol. establish see sefydlu. established see sefydledig. establishment see sefydliad. estate see 1. stad, 2. ystad. esteem see parch. estrange see dieithrio.
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estuary see 1. aber, 2. aberfa, 3. moryd. eternal see 1. tragwyddol, 2. bythol, 3. tragywydd. eternity see 1. tragwyddoldeb, 2. byth. ethical see 1. moesegol, 2. moesol. ethics see moeseg. ethnological see ethnyddol. ethnologist see ethnydd. ethnology see ethnyddiaeth. eulogistic see canmoliaethus. eulogy see molawd. eunuch see eunuch. euphonious see 1. hysain, 2. persain. euphony see persain. euro see ewro. evade see 1. golaith, 2. osgoi. evaluate see 1. gwerthuso, 2. arfarnu. evanescence see diflanrwydd. evanescent see diflanedig. evangelical see efengylaidd. evangelist see 1. efengylwr, 2. efengylydd. evangelize see efengylu. evaporate see 1. ageru, 2. anweddu. eve see Efa. even see 1. llyfn, 2. gwastad, 3. cydwastad, 4. cyfartal, 5. gogyfuwch, consider also 6. hyd yn oed. evening see 1. noson, 2. hwyr, 3. hwyrol, 4. prynhawnol. evenness see gwastadrwydd. event see digwyddiad. ever see 1. erioed, 2. byth, 3. oll. evergreen see bytholwyrdd. everlasting see 1. tragwyddol, 2. bythol, 3. tragywydd. everywhere see ymhobman. evidence see tystiolaeth. evident see 1. amlwg, 2. eglur, 3. hysbys. evil see 1. drwg (bad), 2. bariaeth, 3. anras, 4. annifai, 5. anhylaw, 6. adwythig, 7. adwyth, 8. camlwrw. evildoer see drwgweithredwr. evince see amlygu. eviscerate see diberfeddu. evolution see 1. datblygiad, 2. esblygiad. evolve see datblygu. exact see 1. manwl, 2. union, 3. dichlyn, 4. cymwys. exactness see 1. manylwch, 2. manylrwydd. exaggerate see gorliwio. exaggeration see gormodiaith. exalted see goruchel. examination see 1. archwiliad, 2. arholiad. examine see 1. archwilio, 2. chwilio, 3. holi. example see 1. enghraifft, 2. esiampl. exceed see rhagori. excel see rhagori.
excellence see 1. godidowgrwydd, 2. rhagoriaeth, 3. rhagoroldeb. excellency see ardderchogrwydd. excellent see 1. rhagorol, 2. ardderchog, 3. campus, 4. godidog, 5. gorchestol, 6. odiaeth, 7. penigamp. except see 1. ond, 2. heblaw, 3. namyn, 4. eithrio, 5. eithr. exception see eithriad. exceptional see eithriadol. excess see 1. gormod, 2. gormodedd, 3. rhemp, 4. rhysedd. excessive see gormodol. exchange see 1. cyfnewid, 2. ffeirio, 3. ffair, 4. cyfnewidfa. exchequer see trysorlys. excite see 1. cyffroi, 2. ennyn. excited see cyffrous. excitement see cyffro. exciting see 1. cynhyrfus, 2. cyffrous. exclude see eithrio. excommunicate see 1. ysgymun, 2. ysgymuno, 3. diarddel. excommunication see 1. diarddeliad, 2. ysgymundod. excruciate see 1. arteithio, 2. dirdynnu. excruciating see 1. arteithiol, 2. dirdynnol. exculpate see difeio. excursion see 1. gwibdaith, 2. pleserdaith. excusable see esgusodol. excuse see 1. esgusodi, 2. diheuro, 3. esgus, 4. esgusawd. excused see esgusodol. execute see 1. dienyddio, 2. cyflawni. execution see 1. dienyddiad, 2. dihenydd. executioner see dienyddiwr. executor see ysgutor. exegesis see esboniadaeth. exegetical see esboniadol. exercise see 1. ymarfer, 2. ymarferiad. exertion see ymadferth. exhaust see 1. dihysbyddu, 2. hysbyddu. exhort see 1. annog, 2. cynghori. exhortation see anogaeth. exile see 1. alltudiaeth, 2. alltudio, 3. alltud, 4. alltudedd. exist see bodoli. existence see 1. bod, 2. bodolaeth. exit see allanfa. expand see 1. lledu, 2. taenu, 3. ymagor, 4. ymledu. expect see 1. disgwyl, 2. erfyn. expectant see disgwylgar. expectation see disgwyliad. expectorate see poeri. expedition see ymgyrch.
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English - Welsh expeditious see 1. hyrwydd, 2. rhwydd. expel see diarddel. expense see 1. cost, 2. traul. expensive see 1. drudfawr, 2. costus. experience see 1. profi, 2. profiad. experienced see profiadol. experiment see 1. arbrawf, 2. arbrofi. experimental see arbrofol. expert see 1. arbenigwr, 2. hyfedr. expiatory see iawnol. expire see 1. marw (die), 2. trengi. explain see 1. egluro, 2. esbonio. explanation see esboniad. explanatory see esboniadol. explode see ffrwydro. exploit see 1. camp, 2. gorchest. explore see 1. fforio, 2. archwilio. explorer see 1. archwiliwr, 2. fforiwr. explosion see tanchwa. explosive see ffrwydrol. exponent see mynegai. export see allforio. expose see 1. dinoethi, 2. dadlennu. exposed see noeth. exposition see esboniadaeth. expository see esboniadol. expostulate see cyfymliw. exposure see dadleniad. expound see esbonio. express see mynegi. expression see 1. mynegiant, 2. ymadrodd. expulsion see diarddeliad. exquisite see odiaeth. extend see 1. estyn, 2. helaethu, 3. ymestyn. extension see estyniad. extensive see helaeth. exterminate see difodi. external see allanol. extinction see diffoddiad. extol see 1. arwyrain, 2. clodfori, 3. mawrygu. extort see cribddeilio. extortioner see cribddeiliwr. extra see 1. ychwanegiad, 2. ychwanegol. extraordinary see anarferol. extravagance see gwastraff. extravagant see gwastraffus. extreme see 1. eithafol, 2. eithaf. extremely see 1. anaelau, 2. odiaeth. extremist see 1. eithafwr, 2. eithafydd. extremity see terfyn. extrovert see allblyg. exude see chwysu. eye see 1. llygad, 2. crau, 3. llygadu. eyed see 1. llygadog, 2. llygeidiog.
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eyelid see amrant. eyes see golwg.
F face see 1. wyneb, 2. clawr, 3. wynepryd. facetious see 1. arab, 2. ffraeth. facetiousness see 1. arabedd, 2. ffraethineb. facile see hawdd (easy). facilitate see 1. hwyluso, 2. hyrwyddo, 3. rhwyddhau. facility see 1. rhwyddineb, 2. hwylustod. fact see 1. ffaith, 2. gweithred. factor see 1. ffactor, 2. gweithredydd. factory see 1. ffatri, 2. ffactri. faculty see 1. cyfadran, 2. cynneddf. fad see mympwy. fade see gwywo. faded see gwyw. fail see 1. methu, 2. diffygio, 3. ffaelu, 4. misio, 5. pall, 6. pallu, 7. aflwyddo. failing see 1. coll, 2. pall, 3. methiannus, 4. ffaeledd. failure see 1. methiant, 2. aball, 3. aflwydd, 4. aflwyddiant, 5. anghaffael, 6. annhyciant, 7. meth, 8. pall. faint see 1. llewygu, 2. diffygiol, 3. llewyg, 4. llesmeirio, 5. llesmair, 6. llesg, 7. dyddfu, 8. diffygio, 9. haint. fair see 1. ffair, 2. teg, 3. gwymp, 4. symol, 5. mirain, 6. glwys, 7. cain, 8. berthog, 9. gweddol, 10. lliwgar. fairly see 1. gweddol, 2. pur. fairness see 1. glendid, 2. tegwch. faith see ffydd. faithful see 1. ffyddlon, 2. cywir. falcon see hebog. fall see 1. cwympo, 2. hydref (autumn), 3. syrthio, 4. adfeilio, 5. codwm, 6. cwymp, 7. disgyn. fallen see syrthiedig. fallibility see ffaeledigrwydd. fallible see ffaeledig. fallow see 1. braenar, 2. braenaru. false see 1. ffug, 2. anghywir, 3. gosod, 4. gau, 5. ffals, 6. celwyddog, 7. anwireddus, 8. annilys, 9. twyllodrus, 10. anwir. falsehood see 1. celwydd, 2. ffalsedd. falseness see anghywirdeb. falsify see anwireddu. falter see bloesgi. faltering see bloesg. fame see 1. enwogrwydd, 2. ardduniad, 3. clod. familiar see 1. cyfarwydd, 2. cynefin, 3. adnabyddus, 4. cydnabyddus.
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family see 1. teulu, 2. echen, 3. teuluaidd, 4. tylwyth. famine see newyn. famish see 1. newynu, 2. llwgu. famished see llwglyd. famous see 1. enwog, 2. amlwg, 3. bannog, 4. hyglod, 5. hynod. fan see gwyntyll. fanatic see penboethyn. fanatical see penboeth. fanaticism see penboethni. fancy see 1. dychymyg, 2. ffansi, 3. crebwyll. fang see ysgithr. fanged see ysgithrog. far see 1. pell, 2. ymhell, 3. pellennig, 4. nepell. fare see bydio. farewell see 1. ffarwel, 2. ymadawol. farm see 1. fferm, 2. amaethu, 3. ffarm, 4. hafod, 5. tyddyn. farmer see 1. amaethwr, 2. arddwr. farmhouse see 1. ffermdy, 2. amaethdy. farthing see ffyrling. fascinating see swynol. fascination see swyn. fashion see 1. ffasiwn, 2. llunio. fashionable see ffasiynol. fast see 1. cyflym (quick), 2. buan, 3. ymprydio, 4. cythlwng, 5. ffest, 6. ympryd, 7. sownd, 8. tyn, 9. clau. fasten see clymu. faster see ymprydiwr. fastidious see 1. cysetlyd, 2. dicra. fasting see cythlwng. fat see 1. tew, 2. braster, 3. bwr, 4. pasgedig, 5. tirf, 6. bras, 7. brasterog, 8. bloneg. fatal see 1. angheuol, 2. marwol, 3. anaelau. fate see 1. tynged, 2. rhan, 3. ffawd, 4. damwain (accident), 5. tynghedu. father see 1. tad, 2. tadogi. father-in-law see chwegrwn. fatherly see 1. tadaidd, 2. tadol. fatigue see lludded. fatigued see lluddedig. fatten see 1. tewhau, 2. pwyntio, 3. pesgi, 4. tewychu. fattened see pasgedig. fatuity see ffoledd. fault see 1. bai, 2. balc, 3. ffaeledd. faultless see 1. difeius, 2. difai. faulty see 1. gwallus, 2. beius, 3. breg. favor see 1. breintio, 2. ffafr, 3. ffafrio. favorable see 1. ffafriol, 2. pleidiol. favorite see 1. hoff, 2. anwylyn. favoritism see ffafriaeth. fawn see 1. cynffonna, 2. ffalsio.
fear see 1. ofn, 2. ofni, 3. arswydo, 4. aruthredd, 5. arynaig, 6. bredych, 7. aeth, 8. achor, 9. graen. fearful see 1. arswydus, 2. echrydus, 3. ofnog. fearless see eofn. feast see 1. arlwy, 2. gwledd, 3. gwledda. feat see 1. gorchest, 2. mabolgamp, 3. camp. feather see 1. pluen, 2. plufyn. feathered see pluog. feature see 1. golygwedd, 2. nodwedd. federal see 1. cyfamodol, 2. ffederal. federate see ffedereiddio. feeble see 1. musgrell, 2. nychlyd, 3. llibin, 4. llesg, 5. llegach, 6. eiddil, 7. egwan, 8. diwryg, 9. cwla, 10. tila, 11. gwantan. feebleness see 1. eiddilwch, 2. musgrellni, 3. nychdod. feed see 1. porthi, 2. ymborthi, 3. pesgi, 4. llithio. feeder see 1. porthwr, 2. bwydwr. feel see 1. teimlo, 2. clywed (hear), 3. palfalu, 4. teimlad, 5. ymdeimlo. feeling see 1. teimlad, 2. teimladwy, 3. ymdeimlad. feign see 1. cogio, 2. ffuantu, 3. ffugio. fell see 1. cwympo (fall), 2. cymynu. feller see cymynwr. felloe see 1. cameg, 2. camog. fellow see 1. cyd, 2. dyn, 3. cymrodor, 4. cymar, 5. cilydd, 6. cymrawd. fellowship see 1. cyfeillach, 2. cymrodoriaeth. female see 1. benyw, 2. benywol. feminine see 1. benywol, 2. benywaidd. fen see morfa. fence see 1. ffens, 2. gwalio. fender see bancr. ferment see 1. eplesu, 2. eples, 3. gweithio. fermentation see eplesiad. fern see rhedynen. ferocious see 1. ffyrnig, 2. mileinig. ferocity see 1. ffyrnigrwydd, 2. anwariaeth, 3. mileindra. ferret see 1. ffured, 2. ffureta. ferrule see amgarn. ferry see 1. ysgraff, 2. porth. fertile see ffrwythlon. fertility see ffrwythlondeb. fertilize see ffrwythloni. fervent see 1. brwd, 2. gwresog, 3. hwyliog, 4. tanbaid. fester see 1. crugo, 2. madru. festival see 1. cymanfa, 2. cylchwyl. festivity see 1. ysbleddach, 2. miri, 3. rhialtwch. fetch see 1. cyrchu, 2. ceisio. fetlock see 1. egwyd, 2. swrn. fetter see 1. hual, 2. cloffrwym, 3. llyffethair, 4. llyffetheirio, 5. hualu, 6. gefynnu, 7. gefyn, 8. cyffio, 9. egwyd.
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English - Welsh fettered see hualog. fever see 1. clefyd, 2. cryd, 3. twymyn. few see 1. ychydig, 2. nemor. fib see celwydd. fickle see 1. anwastad, 2. didoreth, 3. gwamal, 4. oriog, 5. ansefydlog, 6. ansafadwy, 7. ansad, 8. gwantan, 9. anwadal. fickleness see 1. ansadrwydd, 2. anwadalwch. fiction see ffug. fictitious see ffug. fiddle see 1. crwth, 2. ffidlo. fiddler see 1. ffidler, 2. crythor. fidget see 1. gwingo, 2. mwstro. fidgety see ffwdanus. field see 1. cae, 2. maes, 3. parc (park). fiend see 1. dera, 2. ellyll. fiendish see 1. cythreulig, 2. dieflig, 3. ellyllaidd. fierce see 1. ffyrnig, 2. milain, 3. dywal, 4. cethin, 5. barbaraidd, 6. agerw, 7. aflawen, 8. terrwyn. fierceness see ffyrnigrwydd. fiery see 1. eirias, 2. tanbaid, 3. tanllyd, 4. terwyn. fifteen see pymtheg. fifteenth see pymthegfed. fifth see pumed. fig see ffigysen. fight see 1. cwffio, 2. ymladd, 3. arfod, 4. paffio, 5. ymgodymu, 6. ymladdfa. fighter see 1. brwydrwr, 2. ymladdwr. fighting see ymladd. figurative see 1. cyffelybiaethol, 2. ffigurol. figure see 1. ffigur, 2. gosgedd, 3. cyfrif, 4. ffurf, 5. llun (picture), 6. llunio. filament see ffilament. file see 1. ffeil, 2. ffeilio, 3. rhathu, 4. rheng, 5. rhes. filial see mabaidd. fill see 1. gwala, 2. llonaid. fillet see 1. ffunen, 2. ysnoden. filly see eboles. film see 1. ffilm, 2. rhuchen, 3. pilen, 4. haenen, 5. caenen, 6. cen. filter see 1. hidl, 2. hidlo. filth see 1. aflendid, 2. ysglyfaeth, 3. rhwd, 4. baw, 5. budreddi. filthiness see budreddi. fin see asgell. final see terfynol. financial see ariannol. financier see 1. cyllidwr, 2. cyllidydd. finch see pinc. fine see 1. gwych, 2. gwymp, 3. teg, 4. main, 5. dirwyo, 6. dirwy, 7. camgwl, 8. cain, 9. braf, 10. addfwyndeg, 11. arwych, 12. rhywiog, 13. anial, 14. coeth. fineness see meinder. finery see crandrwydd.
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finger see 1. bys, 2. bysio, 3. bodio. finish see 1. darfod, 2. dibennu, 3. diweddu, 4. gorffen, 5. gorffeniad, 6. cwblhau, 7. diwedd (end). finishing see gorffeniad. finite see meidrol. finiteness see meidroldeb. fire see 1. tân, 2. tanio, 3. saethu, 4. ufel. firebrand see pentewyn. firedamp see tanchwa. fireman see taniwr. firer see taniwr. fireside see aelwyd. firewood see 1. cynnud, 2. tanwydd. firm see 1. cadarn, 2. sadio, 3. sad, 4. cwmni, 5. diysgog, 6. masnachdy, 7. ffyrm, 8. di-sigl, 9. caled (hard), 10. caledu. firmament see 1. entrych, 2. nwyfre, 3. ffurfafen. firmamental see wybrennol. firmness see sadrwydd. first see 1. cyntaf, 2. blaen. firstly see cyntaf. fish see 1. pysgodyn, 2. pysgota, 3. pysgod, 4. genweirio. fishery see pysgodfa. fissure see agen. fist see dwrn. fit see 1. cyfaddas, 2. pwl, 3. pangfa, 4. pang, 5. gwiw, 6. gwasgfa, 7. cyfaddasu, 8. cymwys, 9. chwiw, 10. addasu, 11. addas, 12. ffitio, 13. gweddus, 14. haint, 15. ffit. fitness see 1. cymhwyster, 2. addasrwydd, 3. cyfaddaster. fitting see addas. five see pump. fix see 1. trwsio, 2. atgyweirio, 3. cyfyngder, 4. gosod, 5. sefydlu. fixed see sefydlog. flabby see 1. llipa, 2. lliprynnaidd. flag see 1. baner, 2. llech, 3. dyddfu, 4. fflag, 5. gwystno, 6. llaesu. flagrant see dybryd. flail see ffust. flake see caenen. flame see 1. ffagl, 2. ffaglu, 3. fflam, 4. fflamio. flaming see 1. ffaglog, 2. fflamllyd. flank see 1. tenewyn, 2. ystlys. flannel see gwlanen. flap see llabed. flash see 1. fflach, 2. fflachiad, 3. fflachio, 4. gwibio, 5. ffagl. flashing see llachar. flat see 1. gwastad, 2. fflat, 3. lleddf, 4. ystrad, 5. fflatio. flatfish see lleden.
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flatten see 1. fflatio, 2. lleddfu. flatter see 1. gwenieithio, 2. ffalsiwr. flatterer see 1. gwenieithiwr, 2. sebonwr. flattering see gwenieithus. flattery see 1. gweniaith, 2. truth. flaw see nam. flax see llin. flay see blingo. flea see chwannen. fledged see pluog. flee see ffoi. fleece see 1. cnu, 2. cnaif, 3. cneifio, 4. cnuf. fleet see 1. fflyd, 2. llynges, 3. buan. fleeting see diflanedig. flesh see 1. cig (meat), 2. cnawd, 3. cyhyr. fleshly see cnawdol. fleshy see 1. cigog, 2. cnawdol. flex see ystwytho. flexibility see 1. hyblygrwydd, 2. ystwythder. flexible see 1. hyblyg, 2. ystwyth. flight see 1. ehedfa, 2. ehediad, 3. encil, 4. ffo, 5. hedfa, 6. adwedd. flighty see penchwiban. fling see 1. lluchio, 2. taflu. flint see 1. callestr, 2. Fflint. flit see gwibio. float see 1. nofio (swim), 2. cart, 3. troli. flock see 1. dyludo, 2. praidd, 3. gre, 4. diadellu, 5. diadell, 6. bagad, 7. heidio. flog see fflangellu. flogging see curfa. flood see 1. boddi, 2. llifeiriant, 3. llifddwfr, 4. llif, 5. ffrydlif, 6. cenllif, 7. cyfor, 8. boddfa, 9. aches, 10. dylif. floodgate see llifddor. floor see 1. llawr, 2. parth, 3. llorio. flounder see swalpio. flour see 1. blawd, 2. can, 3. paill. flourish see 1. blaguro, 2. blodeuo, 3. bucheddu, 4. chwifio. flourishing see 1. blodeuog, 2. llewyrchus, 3. brigog. floury see blodiog. flout see wfftio. flow see 1. llifo, 2. rhedeg (run), 3. llifeirio, 4. llanw, 5. dylifo, 6. adlif. flower see 1. blodyn, 2. blodeuyn, 3. blodeuo. flowery see blodeuog. flowing see rhedegog. flu see 1. anwydwst, 2. ffliw. fluent see 1. rhugl, 2. llithrig, 3. ffraeth, 4. hylithr. fluid see 1. gwlybwr, 2. hylif, 3. gwlyb (wet). flummery see llymru. fluorine see fflworin. flurry see ffwdan.
flush see 1. gwrido, 2. gwrid, 3. cydwastad, 4. llawn (full), 5. cyfwyneb, 6. carthu, 7. golchi (wash). flute see 1. chwibanogl, 2. ffliwt. flutter see 1. ysgwyd, 2. dychlamu. fly see 1. hedfan, 2. ehedeg, 3. cleren, 4. cylionyn, 5. ehedfan, 6. gwybedyn, 7. hedeg, 8. cylionen, 9. pryf, 10. ffoi, 11. adeinio. flying see hedegog. foal see 1. eboles, 2. llydnu, 3. planc, 4. ebol. foam see 1. ewyn, 2. trochioni, 3. ewynnu, 4. trochion. foaming see ewynnog. foamy see ewynnog. fodder see 1. ebran, 2. gogor. foe see 1. gelyn, 2. cas. fog see 1. niwl, 2. tawch, 3. nudden, 4. mwrllwch, 5. caddug, 6. nifwl. foggy see niwlog. fold see 1. goblygu, 2. plyg, 3. plygiad, 4. plethu, 5. dyblygu, 6. corlannu, 7. corlan, 8. ffald, 9. plygu. folding see plygiad. folio see unplyg. follow see 1. canlyn, 2. dilyn. follower see 1. dilynwr, 2. canlynwr. following see 1. dilynol, 2. canlynol, 3. dilyniad. folly see 1. annoethineb, 2. ehudrwydd, 3. ffoledd, 4. ffolineb, 5. ynfydrwydd. fond see 1. cu, 2. hoff. fondle see 1. anwylo, 2. tolach, 3. mwytho, 4. anwesu, 5. llochi. fondling see anwes. fondness see 1. anwes, 2. anwyledd, 3. anwyliant, 4. anwylwch, 5. hoffter. font see bedyddfaen. food see 1. bwyd, 2. porthiant, 3. ymborth, 4. lluniaeth. fool see 1. ynfytyn, 2. coegddyn, 3. coegwr, 4. cuall, 5. ffoli, 6. ffwlcyn. foolhardiness see rhyfyg. foolhardy see rhyfygus. foolish see 1. ehud, 2. ynfyd, 3. dwl, 4. cuall, 5. chwidr, 6. angall, 7. amwyll, 8. amhwyllus, 9. amhwyllog. foolishness see 1. ffoledd, 2. ffolineb, 3. ynfydrwydd, 4. anghymhendod. foot see 1. troed, 2. troedfedd, 3. corfan, 4. troedio. football see 1. peldroed, 2. pêl-droed. footpath see troetffordd. footstep see camre. footstool see 1. lleithig, 2. troedfainc. footway see troetffordd. fop see coegddyn. foppish see coegfalch.
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English - Welsh for see 1. achos, 2. i, 3. at, 4. oblegid, 5. er, 6. gogyfer, 7. rhag, 8. am (about), 9. canys, consider also 10. ar gyfer. forbear see 1. ymatal, 2. ymgadw. forbearance see goddefgarwch. forbearing see goddefgar. forbid see 1. gwahardd, 2. gwarafun. force see 1. grym, 2. treisio, 3. angerdd, 4. trais, 5. gorfod, 6. gorfodi, 7. llu. ford see 1. rhyd, 2. rhydio. fore see blaen. foreboding see darogan. forefather see cyndad. forefinger see mynegfys. forehead see talcen. foreign see 1. anghyfiaith, 2. tramor, 3. estronol, 4. anghyfieithus, 5. dieithr, 6. estronaidd. foreigner see 1. allfro, 2. estron, 3. tramorwr. foreknow see rhagwybod. foreknowledge see rhagwybodaeth. foremost see blaen. forerunner see 1. rhagflaenor, 2. rhagredegydd. foresight see rhagwelediad. forest see 1. coedwig, 2. coed, 3. fforest. forestall see rhagflaenu. forester see 1. coedwigwr, 2. wdwart. foretaste see 1. blaenbrawf, 2. rhagflas, 3. rhagbrawf, 4. cynbrawf. foretell see rhagfynegi. foretoken see rhagarwyddo. forewarn see rhagrybuddio. forfeit see 1. camlwrw, 2. fforffedu. forge see 1. gyrru, 2. ffugio. forger see ffugiwr. forget see 1. anghofio, 2. ebargofi, 3. ebryfychu. forgetful see 1. anghofus, 2. amryfus. forgetfulness see 1. angof, 2. abergofiant, 3. anghofrwydd. forgive see maddau. forgiveness see maddeuant. forgiving see maddeuol. forgotten see anghofiedig. fork see 1. gafl, 2. fforc, 3. fforch, 4. fforchogi. forked see fforchog. form see 1. ffwrwm, 2. pryd, 3. mainc, 4. llunio, 5. gosgedd, 6. gwedd, 7. ystum, 8. rhith, 9. ffurfio, 10. ffurf, 11. ffunud, 12. dull, 13. diwyg, 14. delw, 15. agwedd, consider also 16. llun, 17. ffurflen. formal see ffurfiol. formalism see ffurfioldeb. formality see ffurfioldeb. formation see ffurfiad. former see 1. cynt, 2. lluniwr. formerly see gynt.
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formula see fformwla. fornicator see puteiniwr. forsake see 1. cefnu, 2. gwadu. forsooth see bondigrybwyll. fort see caerfa. forthwith see diannod. fortieth see deugeinfed. fortified see caerog. fortnight see pythefnos. fortress see 1. amddiffynfa, 2. caerfa. fortuitous see damweiniol. fortunate see 1. ffodus, 2. ffortunus. fortune see 1. ffawd, 2. ffortiwn, 3. ffortun, 4. cynhysgaeth. forty see deugain. forward see 1. ymlaen, 2. blaenllaw, 3. blaenwr, 4. llwybreiddio. fossil see ffosil. foster see 1. arail, 2. meithrin. foster-father see tadmaeth. foul see 1. aflan, 2. brwnt, 3. budro, 4. difwyno, 5. afiach, 6. annheg. foul-mouthed see tafotrwg. found see 1. seilio, 2. sylfaenu, 3. sefydlu. foundation see 1. grwndwal, 2. sail, 3. seiliad, 4. sylfaen. founder see 1. sylfaenydd, 2. sylfaenwr, 3. ffwndro. fount see ffynhonnell. fountain see ffynnon (spring, well). four see 1. pedwar, 2. pedair. fourfold see pedwarplyg. fourpence see grot. foursquare see pedeirongl. fourth see pedwerydd. fowl see 1. adara, 2. edn, 3. ehediad. fowler see adarwr. fox see 1. cadno, 2. llwynog. fraction see toriad. fracture see toriad. fragile see 1. brau, 2. breg. fragment see 1. darn, 2. cat, 3. brib. fragments see malurion. fragrance see 1. arogledd, 2. perarogl, 3. persawr. frail see bregus. frailty see 1. gwendid, 2. breuder. frame see 1. fframio, 2. llunio. framework see fframwaith. franchise see etholfraint. frank see brac. frankincense see thus. fraternal see brawdol. fraternity see brawdoliaeth. fraud see 1. hocedwr, 2. twyll, 3. hoced. freckle see brychu.
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freckled see brych. freckles see brychni. free see 1. rhydd, 2. rhyddhau, 3. haelfrydig, 4. rhad, 5. breiniol, 6. brac, 7. ysgafala, 8. rhugl. freedom see rhyddid. freeze see 1. rhewi, 2. fferru. freezer see rhewgell. frenzied see gorffwyll. frequent see 1. cyniwair, 2. mynychu, 3. mynych, 4. aelaw, 5. cyrchu. fresh see 1. croyw, 2. ffres, 3. ir, 4. iraidd, 5. newydd (new), 6. tirf, 7. cri, 8. crai. freshen see 1. ireiddio, 2. croywi. freshness see 1. ffresni, 2. creider, 3. croywder, 4. irder. fret see 1. gwenwyno, 2. poenydio. fretful see anniddig. friar see brawd (brother). friction see rhathiad. friend see 1. cyfaill, 2. ffrind. friendly see cyfeillgar. friendship see 1. cyfeillgarwch, 2. carennydd. fright see 1. braw, 2. dychryn, 3. abwth. frighten see 1. dychrynu, 2. dychryn, 3. brawychu. frightful see 1. brawychus, 2. dychrynllyd, 3. echrydus, 4. erch. frightfulness see echryslonrwydd. frigid see 1. oer (cold), 2. rhewllyd, 3. oerllyd. fringe see ridens. frisk see 1. campio, 2. crychneidio. frisky see llamsachus. frivolity see gwamalrwydd. frivolous see 1. gwamal, 2. gwacsaw. frock see ffrog. frog see 1. llyffant, 2. broga. frolic see 1. campio, 2. pranc. front see 1. blaen, 2. ffrynt. frontier see ffin. frontispiece see wyneblun. frontlet see rhactal. frost see rhew. frostbite see ewinrhew. frosty see rhewllyd. froth see 1. broch, 2. ewyn, 3. ewynnu. frothy see ewynnog. froward see 1. anghyweithas, 2. traws. frown see 1. gwgu, 2. cilwg, 3. turs, 4. gwg, 5. cuchio, 6. cibo, 7. cuwch. frowning see cuchiog. frugality see cynildeb. fruit see 1. ffrwyth, 2. aeronen. fruitful see 1. ffrwythlon, 2. cnydiog, 3. cnydfawr. fruitfulness see ffrwythlondeb. fruitless see seithug. frustrate see seithugio.
frustration see llesteiriant. fry see sil. fudge see ffwlbri. fuel see 1. gosgymon, 2. tanwydd, 3. cynnud. fugitive see ffoadur. fulcrum see ffwlcrwm. fulfill see 1. cwblhau, 2. cyflawni. fulfillment see 1. cwblhad, 2. cyflawniad. full see 1. llawn, 2. llond, 3. llonaid, 4. fflwch, 5. cyflawn, 6. diwall. fuller see pannwr. fullness see 1. cyflawnder, 2. llond. fume see 1. brochi, 2. ffromi. fuming see brochus. fun see 1. ysmaldod, 2. sbort, 3. miri, 4. digrifwch, 5. cellwair, 6. difyrrwch. fund see 1. cronfa, 2. trysordy. fundamental see sylfaenol. funeral see 1. angladd, 2. arwyliant, 3. angladdol. funereal see 1. angladdol, 2. arwylaidd. fungus see ffwng. funnel see 1. ffumer, 2. twndis, 3. twnffed. funny see 1. digrif, 2. rhyfedd, 3. ysmala. fur see 1. ffwr, 2. blewyn. furious see godrudd. furlong see ystad. furnace see 1. ffwrn, 2. ffwrnais, 3. pair. furnish see dodrefnu. furniture see 1. dodrefnyn, 2. celficyn. furrow see 1. atgor, 2. cwys, 3. rhych. furrowed see rhychog. further see ymhellach. furtive see lladradaidd. fury see 1. cynddaredd, 2. gwylltineb, 3. ellylles, 4. cynddeiriogrwydd, 5. cythreules. furze see eithinen. fuss see 1. ffwdan, 2. ffwdanu, 3. helynt, 4. trybestod. fussy see ffwdanus. fustian see ffustion. futile see 1. seithug, 2. ofer. future see dyfodol.
G gabble see brawl. gable see talcen. gad see gwibio. gain see 1. elwa, 2. magu, 3. ennill, 4. elw, 5. budd, 6. mael. gainful see enillgar. gait see cerddediad.
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English - Welsh gaiter see socas. gall see 1. bustl, 2. geri. gallant see 1. dewr, 2. arwrol. gallery see 1. oriel, 2. llofft. galley see rhwyflong. gallium see galiwm. gallon see galwyn. gallop see 1. carlam, 2. carlamu. gallows see crocbren. gamble see 1. gamblo, 2. hapchwarae. gambol see 1. crychnaid, 2. crychneidio, 3. prancio, 4. campio. game see 1. sbort, 2. camp, 3. helwriaeth, 4. herwhela, 5. mabolgamp. gander see 1. clacwydd, 2. ceiliagwydd. gaol see carchar. gap see 1. bwlch, 2. adwy. gape see 1. rhythu, 2. safnrhythu. gaping see 1. safnrhwth, 2. cegrwth, 3. rhwth. garage see 1. modurdy, 2. garej. garb see diwyg. garbage see sothach. garden see 1. gardd, 2. dof. gardener see garddwr. garish see coegwych. garland see garlant. garlic see 1. craf, 2. garllegen, 3. garlleg. garment see 1. amwisg, 2. dilledyn, 3. gwisg, 4. pilyn. garner see cywain. garret see croglofft. garrison see gwarchodlu. garrulous see siaradus. gas see nwy. gaseous see nwyol. gasoline see petrol. gasp see 1. ebwch, 2. ebychu. gate see 1. clwyd, 2. porth, 3. llidiart, 4. iet. gatepost see cilbost. gateway see porth. gather see 1. aeddfedu, 2. casglu, 3. crawni, 4. cynnull, 5. hel. gathering see 1. casgliad, 2. cynulliad. gaudy see coegwych. gauntlet see dyrnfol. gay see 1. hoenus, 2. hoyw. gaze see 1. syllu, 2. tremio. gazelle see gafrewig. gear see 1. offeryn, 2. celficyn. geld see disbaddu. gem see 1. gem, 2. glain, 3. tlws. gemmed see gemog. gems see dillynion. gender see 1. cenedl, 2. rhyw.
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genealogical see achyddol. genealogist see achydd. genealogy see achyddiaeth. general see 1. cadfridog, 2. cyffredinol, 3. cyffredin, 4. penbaladr. generate see cenhedlu. generation see 1. cenhedlaeth, 2. to. generosity see 1. haelioni, 2. ciried. generous see 1. hael, 2. aelaw, 3. haelfrydig, 4. haelionus, 5. rhyddfrydig. genial see 1. rhadlon, 2. rhywiog, 3. hynaws, 4. hyfwyn. geniality see hynawsedd. genius see 1. anian, 2. athrylith. gentile see cenhedlig. gentility see bonedd. gentle see 1. mwyn, 2. addfwyn, 3. tirion, 4. tyner, 5. gwaraidd, 6. cyweithas, 7. bonheddig, 8. llariaidd. gentleman see 1. bonheddwr, 2. uchelwr. gentlemanly see 1. boneddigaidd, 2. bonheddig. gentlemen see boneddigion. gentleness see 1. tynerwch, 2. mwynder, 3. gwaredd, 4. arafeiddiwch, 5. addfwynder, 6. addfwyneiddrwydd. genuine see 1. gwirioneddol, 2. diffuant, 3. diledryw, 4. dilys. genuineness see 1. dilysrwydd, 2. diffuantrwydd. geographer see daearyddwr. geographical see daearyddol. geography see daearyddiaeth. geological see daearegol. geologist see 1. daearegwr, 2. daearegydd. geology see daeareg. geometry see geometreg. gerbil see jerbil. germ see 1. hedyn, 2. eginyn. germanium see germaniwm. germinate see egino. gesticulate see munudio. gesture see munud. get see 1. cael, 2. ennill, 3. mynnu, 4. ceisio, 5. cyrchu. ghost see 1. bwgan, 2. ysbryd, 3. bwci. giant see cawr. giantess see cawres. gibbet see crocbren. giddiness see 1. penddaredd, 2. syfrdandod, 3. penysgafnder, 4. pendro, 5. madrondod, 6. dot, 7. pensyfrdandod. giddy see 1. gwacsaw, 2. penchwiban, 3. penysgafn, 4. syfrdan. gift see 1. anrheg (present), 2. rhodd, 3. cyfarws, 4. present, 5. donio, 6. dawn. gifted see 1. dawnus, 2. doniol.
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gigantic see 1. anferth, 2. cawraidd. giggle see piffian. gild see 1. gildio, 2. goreuro, 3. euro. gill see tagell. gimlet see gimbill. ginger see sinsir. gird see gwregysu. girdle see 1. gwregys, 2. gwregysu. girl see 1. merch, 2. geneth, 3. hogen, 4. bachgennes. girlfriend see cares. girlish see 1. genethaidd, 2. hogennaidd. girth see 1. cengl, 2. cenglu, 3. praffter. give see 1. dodi, 2. moes, 3. anrhegu, 4. rhoi. giver see rhoddwr. gizzard see 1. crombil, 2. glasog. glad see 1. balch, 2. llawen (merry), 3. llon. gladden see 1. llonni, 2. llawenhau. glade see llannerch. gladness see 1. hoen, 2. llawenydd, 3. llonder. glance see 1. cipdrem, 2. cipedrych, 3. cipolwg. gland see chwarren. glass see gwydr. glaze see gwydro. glazier see gwydrwr. gleam see 1. pelydru, 2. llewyrch. glean see lloffa. gleaner see lloffwr. gleanings see lloffion. glee see 1. afiaith, 2. canig. gleeful see afieithus. glen see glyn. glib see 1. llithrig, 2. rhugl. glibness see llithrigrwydd. glide see 1. llithriad, 2. llithro. glimmer see eiliw. glimpse see 1. cipdrem, 2. cipedrych, 3. cipolwg. glitter see disgleirio. globe see cronnell. gloom see gwyll. gloomy see pruddaidd. glorification see gogoneddiad. glorify see gogoneddu. glorious see gogoneddus. glory see gogoniant. gloss see graen. glossary see geirfa. glossy see 1. llathr, 2. graenus, 3. gloyw. glove see maneg. glowing see eirias. glue see 1. glud, 2. gludio. glut see gwancio. glutton see 1. bolgi, 2. glwth. gluttonous see 1. bolrwth, 2. glwth. gnarled see cygnog.
gnash see rhincian. gnat see 1. cylionen, 2. cylionyn. gnaw see cnoi (bite). go see 1. mynd, 2. cerdded (walk), 3. cyrchu. goad see 1. symbylu, 2. swmbwl. goat see gafr. goblet see gorflwch. goblin see coblyn. goddess see duwies. godhead see duwdod. godless see annuwiol. godliness see 1. duwioldeb, 2. duwiolfrydedd. godly see duwiol. going see 1. cerddediad, 2. mynediad. gold see aur. goldsmith see 1. eurof, 2. eurych. good see 1. da, 2. daioni, 3. mad, 4. daionus, 5. lles, 6. cryn. goodbye see hwyl. goodly see mad. goodness see daioni. goods see 1. da (good), 2. nwydd. goodwill see gwirfodd. goose see gwÿdd. gore see 1. twlcio, 2. gwyar, 3. crau, 4. gwaed (blood). gorge see 1. nant, 2. bolera, 3. bolio, 4. ceunant, 5. gwancio, 6. hafn. gorgeous see gorwych. gorse see eithinen. gospel see efengyl. gossamer see gwawn. gossip see 1. clebran, 2. clonc, 3. chwedleua, 4. clec, 5. clep. gossiping see straegar. gossipy see straegar. gouge see 1. cynio, 2. geingio. gourd see pompiwn. gourmand see bolgi. gout see troedwst. govern see 1. llywodraethu, 2. rheoli, 3. llywio. governess see athrawes. governing see llywodraethol. government see llywodraeth. governor see 1. glyw, 2. llywiawdwr, 3. llywodraethwr. grab see cribddeilio. grace see 1. rhad, 2. gras, 3. graslonrwydd. graceful see gosgeiddig. graceless see anrasol. gracious see 1. graslon, 2. rhadlon, 3. tirion. graciousness see graslonrwydd. grade see 1. gradd, 2. graddoli. gradual see graddol. graduate see 1. graddedig, 2. graddoli, 3. graddio.
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English - Welsh graft see 1. impio, 2. impyn. grain see 1. graen, 2. gronyn, 3. mymryn. grammar see gramadeg. grammarian see 1. gramadegwr, 2. gramadegydd. grammatical see gramadegol. granary see ysgubor. grand see 1. campus, 2. crand, 3. mawreddog. granddaughter see wyres. grandeur see 1. crandrwydd, 2. mawredd. grandfather see taid. grandiose see mawreddog. grandmother see 1. nain, 2. Mam-gu, 3. henfam. granite see 1. gwenithfaen, 2. ithfaen. grant see cymhorthdal. granted see caniataol. granulate see graeanu. grape see gronyn. graphical see graffegol. grapple see 1. caffio, 2. crapio, 3. bachwr. grasp see gafael. grass see 1. gwellt, 2. porfa, 3. gwelltglas. grassy see gwelltog. grate see rhygnu. grateful see diolchgar. grating see craslyd. gratitude see diolchgarwch. grave see 1. bedd, 2. difrifol, 3. dwys, 4. gwyddfa, 5. prudd. gravel see 1. graean, 2. graeanwst. gravelly see graeanog. graveyard see mynwent. gravitate see disgyrchu. gravitation see disgyrchiant. gravity see 1. disgyrchiant, 2. dwyster. graze see 1. pori, 2. ysgraffinio. grease see 1. saim, 2. bloneg, 3. iro, 4. iraid, 5. blonegen. greaser see irwr. greasy see 1. brasterog, 2. seimlyd. great see mawr (big, large). greatness see mawredd. greed see 1. rhaib, 2. trachwant, 3. gwanc. greediness see blysigrwydd. greedy see 1. trachwantus, 2. awchus, 3. barus, 4. blysig, 5. bolrwth, 6. bwyteig, 7. gwancus. green see 1. gwyrdd, 2. ir, 3. gwyrddlas. greenness see 1. gwyrddni, 2. irder. greensward see gwelltglas. greet see 1. annerch, 2. cyfarch, 3. ymannerch. greeting see 1. cyfarchiad, 2. anerchiad, 3. annerch. grey see 1. llwyd, 2. brith. greyhound see milgi. greyish see llwydaidd. griddle see 1. gradell, 2. gridyll.
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grief see 1. codded, 2. hiraeth, 3. graen, 4. gofid, 5. afar, 6. galar, 7. dolur, 8. brwyn, 9. bariaeth, 10. argyllaeth, 11. alaeth, 12. aeth, 13. anhyfrydwch. grieve see 1. dolurio, 2. galaru, 3. gofidio, 4. pedi, 5. poeni, 6. ymofidio. grievous see 1. alaeth, 2. gofidus, 3. graen, 4. aethus, 5. dygn, 6. anial. grimace see gwep. grind see 1. crensio, 2. llifo, 3. malu. grinder see malwr. grip see 1. afflau, 2. craff, 3. gafael, 4. gwasgu (press). gripping see gafaelgar. gristle see madruddyn. grits see rhynion. groan see 1. rhoch, 2. tuchan, 3. griddfan, 4. brythwch, 5. ochain. groat see grot. groats see rhynion. groom see gwastrawd. groove see 1. rhic, 2. rhigol, 3. rhych. grope see 1. palfalu, 2. ymbalfalu, 3. cropian. gross see braisg. grotto see ogof (cave). ground see 1. seilio, 2. daear, 3. egwyddori, 4. tir, 5. gwyddori, 6. llawr (floor), 7. pridd, 8. tirio, 9. gwaelod, 10. sylfaenu, 11. sail. group see twr. grouse see grugiar. grove see 1. celli, 2. llwyn. grovel see ymgreinio. grow see 1. tyfu, 2. prifio. grower see tyfwr. growing see 1. tyfadwy, 2. cynyddol. growth see 1. tyfiant, 2. cynnydd, 3. prifiant. grudge see gwarafun. gruel see 1. grual, 2. sucan. gruff see sarrug. gruffness see sarugrwydd. grumble see 1. caentach, 2. ceintach, 3. conach, 4. grwgnach, 5. grymial, 6. swnian, 7. tuchan. grumbler see 1. ceintachwr, 2. grwgnachwr, 3. achwynwr. grumbling see caentach. grunt see 1. erthwch, 2. grydian, 3. rhoch. guarantee see 1. dilysu, 2. gwarant, 3. gwarantu. guarantor see arwaesaf. guard see 1. arail, 2. gwyliadwriaeth, 3. arfod, 4. gard, 5. gwarchod, 6. cadw. guardian see 1. gwarcheidiol, 2. gwarcheidwad, 3. ymgeleddwr. guess see 1. amcanu, 2. dyfeisio, 3. dyfaliad, 4. amcan, 5. dyfalu. guest see gwestai. guffaw see crechwen.
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guidance see arweiniad. guide see 1. arwain (lead), 2. hyfforddwr, 3. tywys, 4. arweinydd, 5. tywysydd, 6. cyfarwyddo. guided see anelog. guile see 1. breg, 2. dichell. guileless see 1. annichellgar, 2. didwyll. guillemot see gwylog. guilt see euogrwydd. guiltiness see euogrwydd. guiltless see dieuog. guilty see euog. guise see rhith. gulf see 1. morgainc, 2. llynclyn. gull see gwylan. gullet see 1. cegen, 2. llwnc. gullibility see hydwylledd. gullible see 1. hydwyll, 2. hygoelus. gulp see 1. joch, 2. jochio, 3. llwnc, 4. llynciad, 5. llyncu, 6. traflyncu. gum see gorcharfan. gun see 1. dryll, 2. gwn, 3. cyflegr, 4. magnel. gunboat see gynfad. gunner see magnelwr. gurgling see bwrlwm. gush see 1. ffrydio, 2. pistyllio, 3. rhaeadru. gust see 1. cwthwm, 2. gwth, 3. chwa. guts see perfedd. gutter see 1. cafn, 2. cwter. guttural see gyddfol. guzzle see 1. bolera, 2. traflyncu. guzzler see llyncwr. gymnasium see campfa.
H habit see 1. arfer, 2. abid, 3. arferiad. habitable see 1. anheddol, 2. cyfanheddol. habitat see cynefin. habitation see cyfannedd. hack see 1. darnio, 2. hac, 3. hacio. hacker see haciwr. hackle see heislan. haft see carn. hag see gwrach. hail see 1. cenllysg, 2. cesair. hair see 1. gwallt, 2. blewyn. hairs see blewyn. hairy see 1. blewog, 2. gwalltog. half see hanner. halfpenny see dimai. hall see 1. neuadd, 2. llys, 3. plas. hallow see sancteiddio.
halt see cloffi. halter see 1. tennyn, 2. cebystr, 3. penffrwyn. halve see haneru. ham see 1. gar, 2. ham. hammer see 1. morthwyl, 2. dulio, 3. gordd, 4. morthwylio, 5. mwrthwl. hamper see 1. cawell, 2. balleg. hamster see bochdew. hand see 1. llaw, 2. palf, 3. estyn. handicraft see crefft. handle see 1. trin, 2. dolen, 3. teimlo, 4. troed (foot), 5. trafod, 6. coes (leg), 7. carn, 8. clust (ear), 9. dwrn. handmaid see 1. gwasanaethferch, 2. gwasanaethyddes, 3. llawforwyn. handmaiden see gwasanaethferch. handrail see canllaw. handsome see 1. prydferth (beautiful), 2. hardd, 3. prydweddol, 4. telediw, 5. golygus. handwriting see llawysgrifen. handy see hylaw. hang see 1. crogi, 2. hongian. hangar see awyrendy. hanging see crog. hangman see crogwr. hank see 1. cengl, 2. cenglu. hanker see ysu. hankering see ysfa. happen see 1. digwydd, 2. damweinio, 3. darfod. happening see digwyddiad. happiness see 1. hapusrwydd, 2. dywenydd. happy see 1. hapus, 2. dedwydd, 3. gwynfydedig. harbor see 1. harbwr, 2. porthladd, 3. llochesu. hard see 1. caled, 2. anodd, 3. dygn, 4. anawdd. harden see caledu. hardly see 1. braidd, 2. prin, 3. haeach. hardness see 1. caledwch, 2. caledi. hardship see caledi. hare see 1. ysgyfarnog, 2. ceinach, 3. cwningen (rabbit). harlot see putain. harlotry see puteindra. harm see 1. argywedd, 2. niwed, 3. drygu, 4. niweidio, 5. andwyo, 6. amharu, 7. drwg (bad), 8. asgen. harmful see 1. niweidiol, 2. andwyol. harmless see diniwed. harmonious see 1. cyngan, 2. cerddgar. harmonist see 1. cysonwr, 2. cysonydd. harmonize see 1. cydgordio, 2. cynganeddu, 3. cysoni. harmony see 1. cynghanedd, 2. harmoni. harness see 1. harneisio, 2. harnais. harp see 1. telyn, 2. rhygnu. harpist see 1. puror, 2. telynor, 3. telynores.
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English - Welsh harpoon see 1. tryfer, 2. tryferu. harrow see 1. oged, 2. ogedu, 3. llyfnu, 4. og. harry see Harri. harsh see 1. cras, 2. dreng, 3. gerwin, 4. craslyd, 5. brwnt, 6. afrywiog, 7. aflafar, 8. caled (hard). harshness see craster. harvest see cynaeafu. hasp see hesben. haste see 1. brys, 2. ffrwst, 3. prysurdeb. hasten see 1. brysio, 2. ffrystio, 3. prysuro. hasty see 1. brysiog, 2. prysur. hat see het. hatch see 1. deor, 2. gori, 3. rhagddor. hatchel see heislan. hate see casineb. hated see digasog. hateful see 1. digasog, 2. cas. hater see cas. hatred see 1. casineb, 2. anhoffter, 3. cas, 4. digasedd. haughty see 1. penuchel, 2. trahaus, 3. ffroenuchel. haulm see 1. gwrysg, 2. gwlyddyn. haunch see clun. haunt see 1. cynefin, 2. cyniweirfa, 3. lledrithio. have see 1. cael, 2. meddu. haven see 1. hafan, 2. porthladd, 3. aberfa. havoc see 1. difrod, 2. hafog. hawk see 1. cudyll, 2. curyll, 3. hebog (falcon), 4. gwalch. hay see gwair. hazard see 1. mentr, 2. mentro. haze see 1. nudden, 2. tawch, 3. tes. hazel see collen. he see e. head see 1. pen (top), 2. copa, 3. blaenori. heading see pennawd. headland see 1. talar, 2. pentir. headlong see pendramwnwgl. headmaster see prifathro. headquarters see pencadlys. head-stall see penffrwyn. heal see 1. meddyginiaethu, 2. mendio. healer see iachawr. healing see iechydwriaeth. health see iechyd. healthfulness see iachusrwydd. healthy see 1. iach (well), 2. iachus. heap see 1. pentwr, 2. pentyrru, 3. sypio, 4. ysgafnu, 5. tyrru, 6. twr, 7. tomen, 8. tocyn, 9. swp, 10. cruglwytho, 11. cruglwyth, 12. crug, 13. cludair, 14. curnennu. hear see clywed. hearer see 1. clywedydd, 2. gwrandawr. hearing see 1. clyw, 2. clywedigaeth, 3. gwrandawiad.
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hearken see ymwrando. heart see 1. calon, 2. ceudod, 3. bryd, 4. asgre. heartbreaking see torcalonnus. hearten see 1. calonogi, 2. gwroli. hearth see aelwyd. hearty see calonnog. heat see 1. gwres, 2. tes, 3. gwresogi, 4. brwd, 5. angerdd, 6. poethi. heath see rhos. heathen see 1. ethnig, 2. pagan, 3. paganaidd. heathenism see paganiaeth. heather see grug. heaven see 1. celi, 2. nen, 3. nef. heaviness see trymder. heavy see 1. trwm, 2. swrth, 3. trymaidd, 4. trymllyd. hedge see 1. gwrych, 2. clawdd, 3. perth, 4. coetgae. hedgehog see draenog. heed see 1. hidio, 2. malio, 3. ystyriaeth, 4. ystyried. heedful see ystyriol. heedless see anystyriol. heedlessness see anystyriaeth. heel see sawdl. heifer see 1. treisiad, 2. heffer, 3. anner. height see 1. anterth, 2. entrych, 3. goruchelder, 4. uchder, 5. uchelder. heights see 1. uchelion, 2. uchafion. heir see 1. etifedd, 2. aer. heiress see 1. aeres, 2. etifeddes. helicopter see hofrennydd. helium see heliwm. hell see uffern. hellish see uffernol. hello see Shwmae. helm see 1. helm, 2. llyw. helmet see helm. helmsman see llywiwr. help see 1. cymorth, 2. cynorthwyo, 3. porth, 4. cyfnerthu, 5. cynhorthwy, 6. help, 7. helpu. helper see 1. cynorthwywr, 2. helpwr. helpless see diymadferth. helpmeet see ymgeledd. helter-skelter see 1. blithdraphlith, 2. pendraphen. hem see hem. hemlock see cegiden. hemorrhage see gwaedlif. hemp see cywarch. hence see ymaith. henceforth see mwyach. heptagon see seithongl. herb see llysieuyn. herbal see llysieuol. herd see 1. cenfaint, 2. gyr. here see yma.
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hereditary see etifeddol. heredity see etifeddeg. heresy see 1. heresi, 2. cyfeiliornad. heretic see heretic. heretical see hereticaidd. heritage see treftadaeth. hermit see meudwy. hernia see bors. hero see 1. arwrwas, 2. rhyswr, 3. arwr, 4. gwron, 5. dewr. heroic see 1. arwraidd, 2. arwrol. heroine see arwres. heroism see 1. arwriaeth, 2. gwroniaeth. heron see 1. garan, 2. crëyr. herring see 1. pennog, 2. ysgadenyn. hesitate see petruso. hesitating see petrus. hesitation see petruster. heterogeneity see amrywedd. heterogeneous see 1. heterogenus, 2. afryw, 3. cymysgryw. hew see 1. trychu, 2. naddu, 3. cymynu. hewer see cymynwr. hewn see nadd. hex see melltith. hibernate see gaeafu. hibernation see gaeafgwsg. hiccup see 1. ig, 2. igian. hidden see 1. argel, 2. dirgeledig, 3. cudd, 4. cuddiedig. hide see 1. cuddio, 2. celu, 3. croen (skin), 4. dirgelu, 5. llechu. hideous see 1. hyll, 2. erchyll. hiding see cuddiad. hie see picio. high see 1. uchel, 2. bannog, 3. diffwys, 4. goruchel, 5. tal (tall). highest see 1. goruchaf, 2. uchaf. high-flown see hedegog. highland see 1. bre, 2. ucheldir. highness see uchelder. high-principled see egwyddorol. highway see priffordd. hill see 1. bryn, 2. rhiw, 3. moel, 4. tyle, 5. twyn, 6. garth, 7. bre, 8. gorifyny, 9. allt, 10. gallt. hillock see 1. poncyn, 2. twmpath, 3. bryncyn, 4. crug, 5. banc (bank), 6. twyn, 7. tocyn. hillside see llechwedd. hilly see bryniog. hilt see 1. carn, 2. dwrn. hind see ewig. hinder see 1. rhwystro, 2. rhagod, 3. afrwyddo, 4. atal, 5. nadu. hindering see cyfatal.
hindrance see 1. rhwystr, 2. anghaffael, 3. atal, 4. nidr. hinge see bach (little, small). hint see 1. awgrymu, 2. awgrym. hip see 1. clun, 2. egroesen. hippopotamus see afonfarch. hire see 1. llogi, 2. hurio, 3. cyflogi, 4. cyflog, 5. hur. hired see ardrethol. hireling see huriwr. hirer see 1. cyflogwr, 2. huriwr, 3. llogwr. hirsute see blewog. hiss see 1. chwithrwd, 2. chwythu (blow). historian see hanesydd. historical see hanesyddol. history see 1. hanes, 2. hanesiaeth. hit see 1. taro (strike), 2. ergyd. hitch see bachiad. hive see cwch (boat). hoard see 1. celc, 2. cybydda, 3. cuddfa, 4. cronni. hoarfrost see crwybr. hoarse see 1. cryg, 2. cryglyd. hoarseness see crygni. hoary see llwyd (grey). hob see pentan. hobble see 1. cloffrwym, 2. hercian. hobbledehoy see llipryn. hog see 1. mochyn (pig), 2. twrch. hoggish see mochaidd. hold see 1. cadw, 2. crap, 3. dalfa, 4. dal, 5. gafael, 6. craff, 7. afflau, 8. cynnwys, 9. cynnal, 10. atal, 11. howld. holding see 1. daliad, 2. tyddyn. hole see 1. twll, 2. tyllu, 3. crau, 4. ffau. holey see tyllog. holiday see dygwyl. holiness see sancteiddrwydd. holland see Isalmaen. hollow see 1. hafn, 2. plyg, 3. pantiog, 4. tyno, 5. cau (close, shut), 6. pannwl, 7. pant, 8. gwag, 9. ceudod, 10. tyllu. holly see celynnen. holy see 1. sanctaidd, 2. glwys. home see 1. cartref, 2. adref, 3. tref (town), 4. gartref, 5. cartrefol, 6. aelwyd, 7. adwedd, 8. addef, 9. adlam. homely see cartrefol. homesick see hiraethus. homesickness see hiraeth. homestead see pentref. homily see homili. homosexual see cyfunrhywiol. hone see 1. hogfaen, 2. hogi. honest see onest. honesty see 1. gonestrwydd, 2. onestrwydd.
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English - Welsh honey see mêl. honeycomb see crwybr. honeysuckle see gwyddfid. honor see anrhydeddu. honorable see 1. anrhydeddus, 2. ceinmyg. honorary see mygedol. hood see cwcwll. hoof see 1. carn, 2. ewin. hook see 1. bach (little, small), 2. bachyn, 3. bachu. hooked see bachog. hooker see bachwr. hoop see cylch. hop see 1. herc, 2. hercian, 3. llemain. hope see 1. gobeithio, 2. gobaith. hopeful see gobeithiol. hopeless see anobeithiol. horde see haid. horizon see gorwel. horizontal see llorwedd. horn see 1. corn, 2. cornio, 3. twlcio. horned see 1. corniog, 2. bannog. hornless see moel. horrible see 1. erchyll, 2. arswydus, 3. echryslon. horror see 1. arswyd, 2. aruthredd. horse see 1. ceffyl, 2. planc, 3. gorwydd, 4. march. horsehair see rhawn. horseman see 1. marchogwr, 2. marchog. horseshoe see pedol. horticulture see garddwriaeth. hospice see ysbyty. hospitable see 1. croesawgar, 2. croesawus, 3. lletygar. hospital see 1. ysbyty, 2. clafdy. hospitality see lletygarwch. host see 1. tyrfa, 2. lliaws, 3. llu, 4. lletywr, 5. gwahoddwr, 6. cyman, 7. cad, 8. byddin, 9. bagad, 10. amnifer, 11. lluydd. hostage see gwystl. hostile see 1. gelyniaethus, 2. gelynol. hostility see gelyniaeth. hot see 1. poeth, 2. twym, 3. tesog, 4. brwd, 5. gwresog, 6. tanbaid. hotel see gwesty. hound see 1. bytheiad, 2. ci (dog), 3. helgi. hour see awr. house see 1. tŷ, 2. annedd. household see tylwyth. hovel see cut. hover see 1. hedfan, 2. hofran, 3. ehedfan. how see 1. sut, 2. fel, 3. mor. however see hagen. howl see 1. udo, 2. udiad, 3. nadu, 4. oernad, 5. ubain, 6. oernadu. hoyden see hoeden. hub see bogail.
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hubbub see 1. cwrnad, 2. dadwrdd, 3. dwndwr. hue see 1. eiliw, 2. lliw, 3. gne, 4. gwawr. hug see 1. afflau, 2. cofleidio, 3. ymwasgu. huge see 1. diffwys, 2. abrwysgl, 3. dirfawr, 4. enfawr, 5. anferth, 6. anferthol, 7. aruthrol. hum see 1. chwyrnu, 2. mwmian, 3. su, 4. suad, 5. suo. human see dynol. humanist see dyneiddiwr. humanity see 1. dyndod, 2. dynoliaeth. humble see 1. isel (low), 2. ufudd, 3. gostyngedig, 4. difalch, 5. darostwng, 6. ufyll, 7. gostwng. humiliate see darostwng. humiliation see 1. darostyngiad, 2. gostyngiad, 3. ymddarostyngiad. humility see 1. iselfrydedd, 2. gostyngeiddrwydd. humor see 1. arabedd, 2. hwyl. humorous see 1. doniol, 2. digrif, 3. rhyfedd. hump see 1. crwbi, 2. crwth. hundred see 1. cant, 2. cantref. hundredth see canfed. hunger see 1. cythlwng, 2. newyn. hungry see 1. newynog, 2. llwglyd. hunt see 1. hela, 2. helcyd, 3. helfa. hunter see 1. heliwr, 2. helfarch. hunting see helwriaeth. huntsman see heliwr. hurdle see clwyd. hurl see taflu. hurricane see 1. corwynt, 2. gyrwynt, 3. hyrddwynt. hurried see brysiog. hurry see 1. brysio, 2. ffrwst, 3. prysuro, 4. prysurdeb, 5. brys, 6. mwstro, 7. ffrystio. hurt see 1. brifo, 2. drwg (bad), 3. niweidio, 4. drygu, 5. dolurio, 6. briwo, 7. argywedd, 8. afles, 9. addoed, 10. hurt. husband see gŵr. husbandman see llafurwr. hush see 1. suo, 2. ust. husk see 1. cibyn, 2. rhuchen, 3. plisgyn, 4. plisgo, 5. cib, 6. eisin. husky see sych (dry). hut see 1. bwthyn, 2. bwth, 3. cwt (tail). hydrogen see hidrogen. hydrostatics see hidrostateg. hyena see udfil. hygiene see iechydiaeth. hygienic see iechydol. hymn see 1. cathl, 2. cathlu, 3. emyn, 4. hymn. hymnbook see emyniadur. hymnody see emynyddiaeth. hyperbole see gormodiaith. hypocrisy see rhagrith. hypocrite see rhagrithiwr. hypocritical see rhagrithiol.
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hyssop see isop.
I ibex see alpafr. ice see 1. rhew, 2. iâ. iceberg see rhewfryn. icy see rhewllyd. idea see 1. syniad, 2. drychfeddwl, 3. meddylddrych, 4. meddylrith. ideal see 1. delfryd, 2. delfrydol. ideality see delfrydiaeth. identity see 1. hunaniaeth, 2. unoliaeth. idiom see 1. priod-ddull, 2. ieithwedd, 3. adroddwedd, 4. idiom. idiot see 1. gwirionyn, 2. hurtyn. idiotic see penffol. idle see 1. ofera, 2. segur, 3. ofer, 4. gweili, 5. diogi, 6. segura. idleness see 1. segurdod, 2. seguryd. idler see 1. diogyn, 2. oferwr, 3. segurwr. idol see eilun. if see 1. os, 2. pe. ignoble see 1. anenwog, 2. anfonheddig. ignorance see 1. anwybod, 2. anwybodaeth. ignorant see 1. anwybodus, 2. anhyddysg. ignore see anwybyddu. ill see 1. tost, 2. claf, 3. gwael. illegible see aneglur. ill-equipped see anghywair. illiterate see anllythrennog. illness see 1. cystudd, 2. gwaeledd, 3. saldra, 4. selni, 5. anhwylustod, 6. afiechyd, 7. adwyth, 8. salwch, 9. annhymer. illuminate see goleuo. illusion see 1. hud, 2. lledrith. illusive see lledrithiol. illusory see lledrithiol. illustrated see darluniadol. illustration see eglureb. image see 1. llun (picture), 2. delw, 3. delwedd, 4. eiliw, 5. eilun, 6. rhith. imaginary see dychmygol. imagination see 1. dychymyg, 2. darfelydd. imagine see 1. dychmygu, 2. dyfeisio, 3. bwrw. imbibe see sugno. imbue see trwytho. imitate see 1. efelychu, 2. dynwared, 3. arddullio, 4. dilyn. imitation see 1. efelychiad, 2. dilyniad, 3. dynwarediad. imitative see 1. dynwaredol, 2. efelychiadol.
imitator see 1. efelychwr, 2. arddulliwr, 3. arddullydd, 4. dilynwr, 5. dynwaredwr. immaculate see difrycheulyd. immaterial see annefnyddiol. immediate see diatreg. immense see 1. dirfawr, 2. eang, 3. enfawr. immensity see anfeidroledd. immerse see trochi. immersion see trochfa. immoderate see anghymedrol. immodest see aflednais. immodesty see afledneisrwydd. immoral see 1. anfoesol, 2. anfucheddol. immorality see 1. anfoes, 2. anfoesoldeb. immortal see anfarwol. immortality see anfarwoldeb. immortalize see anfarwoli. immutability see dianwadalwch. immutable see 1. anghyfnewidiol, 2. dianwadal. imp see 1. coblyn, 2. pegor. impair see amharu. impairment see amhariad. impart see cyfrannu. impartial see diduedd. impartiality see amhleidiaeth. impatient see 1. anoddefgar, 2. diamynedd. impediment see 1. anach, 2. atal. impenetrable see anhreiddiol. impenitent see anedifeiriol. imperfect see 1. amherffaith, 2. anorffennol. imperfection see amherffeithrwydd. imperial see ymerodrol. imperil see peryglu. imperishable see anniflanedig. impermeable see anhydraidd. impersonal see amhersonol. impervious see anhreiddiol. implement see offeryn. implore see 1. erfyn, 2. crefu. import see mewnforio. importance see 1. pwys, 2. pwysigrwydd. important see pwysig. importunate see 1. haerllug, 2. taer. importunity see haerllugrwydd. impose see arddodi. imposition see arddodiad. impostor see ffugiwr. impotence see 1. anallu, 2. analluedd. impoverish see 1. llymhau, 2. tlodi. impoverished see amdlawd. impracticable see anymarferol. impractical see anymarferol. imprecate see melltithio. impress see 1. argraffu, 2. menu.
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English - Welsh impression see 1. argraff, 2. argraffiad. imprint see argraff. imprison see carcharu. imprisonment see carchariad. improbability see annhebygolrwydd. improbable see annhebygol. impromptu see 1. byrfyfyr, 2. difyfyr. improper see 1. afrywiog, 2. anweddus, 3. anaddas, 4. afryw, 5. amhriodol. improve see 1. gwella, 2. gwellhau. improvement see 1. gwelliant, 2. gwellhad. imprudence see 1. annoethineb, 2. anghallineb. imprudent see annoeth. impudence see 1. wynebgaledwch, 2. haerllugrwydd. impudent see 1. digywilydd, 2. haerllug, 3. talgryf, 4. wynebgaled. impulse see hwrdd. impulsive see byrbwyll. impulsiveness see byrbwylltra. impute see cyfrif. in see 1. mewn, 2. yn. inability see 1. anabledd, 2. anallu, 3. analluedd. inaccessible see 1. anhyffordd, 2. anhygyreb, 3. diarffordd. inaccuracy see anghywirdeb. inaccurate see 1. anghywir, 2. gwallus. inactive see anfywiol. inadequacy see annigonolrwydd. inadequate see annigonol. inadvertent see amryfus. inanimate see 1. anfyw, 2. anfywiol. inaudible see anhyglyw. inaugural see agoriadol. incapable see analluog. incapacitate see analluogi. incapacity see anghymhwyster. incarnate see ymgnawdoli. incarnation see ymgnawdoliad. incest see llosgach. inch see modfedd. incident see cyfranc. incisive see bachog. incite see 1. annog, 2. annos. incivility see anfoesgarwch. inclination see 1. gogwydd, 2. gogwyddiad, 3. osgo, 4. tuedd, 5. tueddfryd. incline see 1. tueddu, 2. gogwyddo. inclined see tueddol. include see cynnwys. incombustible see anllosgadwy. income see 1. cyllid, 2. incwm. incommensurable see anghyfesur. incomparable see anghymharol. incompatible see 1. anachaidd, 2. anghydweddol.
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incomplete see 1. anghyflawn, 2. anorffenedig. incomprehensible see annirnadwy. inconsistent see anghyson. inconspicuous see anamlwg. inconstant see oriog. incontinence see 1. anataliad, 2. anniweirdeb. incontinent see anniwair. inconvenience see anhwylustod. inconvenient see 1. anghyfleus, 2. anhwylus. incorporate see corffori. incorrect see 1. anghywir, 2. gwallus. incorrupt see anllygredig. incorruptible see 1. anllygradwy, 2. anllygredig. incorruption see anllygredigaeth. increase see 1. amlhad, 2. ychwanegu, 3. mwyhau, 4. cynyddu, 5. cynnydd, 6. amlhau, 7. chwyddo. increasing see 1. amlhad, 2. cynyddol. incredible see 1. anhygoel, 2. anghredadwy. incubate see deor. incubus see bwrn. incumbent see periglor. incurable see 1. anaele, 2. anfeddyginiaethol, 3. anwelladwy. indebted see dyledog. indecent see 1. anweddus, 2. anweddaidd. indefinite see penagored. indelible see annileadwy. indelicacy see 1. anghymhendod, 2. afledneisrwydd. indelicate see aflednais. indemnify see digolledu. independence see annibyniaeth. independent see 1. annibynnol, 2. Annibynnwr. indescribable see annisgrifadwy. index see mynegai. indifference see 1. difaterwch, 2. difrawder. indifferent see 1. difater, 2. difraw. indigence see angenoctid. indigent see anghenus. indigestion see camdreuliad. indignant see digofus. indignation see 1. dicllonrwydd, 2. soriant, 3. digofaint, 4. llidiowgrwydd. indispensable see anhepgorol. indisposed see annhueddol. indisputable see 1. diamheuol, 2. diymwad. indistinct see 1. brith, 2. myngus, 3. aneglur, 4. bloesg. indium see indiwm. individual see 1. unigol, 2. unigolyn. individualist see unigolydd. individuality see 1. unigoliaeth, 2. unigolrwydd. indoctrinate see athrawiaethu. indolent see 1. diog, 2. dioglyd. induce see 1. cymell, 2. anwytho.
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inducement see 1. argymhelliad, 2. cymhelliad. induction see anwythiad. inductive see anwythol. indulge see 1. anwesu, 2. maldodi, 3. moethi. indulgence see 1. anwes, 2. mwythau, 3. moeth. industrial see 1. diwydiannol, 2. gweithfaol. industrious see 1. diwyd, 2. gweithgar, 3. hywaith. industry see 1. diwydrwydd, 2. diwydiant. inebriate see 1. meddwi, 2. meddwyn. inebriated see meddw. ineffable see anhraethol. ineffective see aneffeithiol. ineffectual see aneffeithiol. inelegant see annillyn. ineligible see annewisol. inequality see anghyfartaledd. inequity see 1. anghyfiawnder, 2. anuniondeb. inertia see 1. anegni, 2. syrthni. inexcusable see anesgusodol. inexhaustible see dihysbydd. inexperienced see amhrofiadol. inexplicable see anesboniadwy. infallibility see anffaeledigrwydd. infallible see 1. diball, 2. anffaeledig. infamous see ysgeler. infamy see 1. ysgelerder, 2. anair. infancy see 1. babandod, 2. mabandod, 3. maboed, 4. mebyd, 5. plentyndod. infant see plentyn. infatuate see 1. ffoli, 2. gwirioni. infect see heintio. infectious see heintus. infer see casglu. inferior see 1. is, 2. isradd, 3. israddol. inferiority see israddoldeb. infernal see uffernol. infidel see 1. anffyddiwr, 2. anghredadun. infidelity see 1. anffyddiaeth, 2. anghred, 3. anghrediniaeth. infinite see 1. anfeidraidd, 2. anfeidrol, 3. annherfynol. infinitive see annherfynol. infinity see 1. anfeidredd, 2. anfeidroldeb. infirm see 1. cymhercyn, 2. methedig. infirmary see clafdy. infirmity see nychdod. inflame see 1. brydio, 2. ennyn, 3. llidio. inflamed see 1. llidiog, 2. llidus, 3. enynnol. inflammable see 1. hylosg, 2. anllosgadwy. inflammation see 1. enynfa, 2. enyniad, 3. llid. inflammatory see enynnol. inflect see treiglo. inflexible see 1. anystwyth, 2. anhyblyg. influence see 1. dylanwadu, 2. dylanwad. influential see dylanwadol.
influenza see 1. anwydwst, 2. ffliw. inform see hysbysu. informal see anffurfiol. informant see hysbyswr. information see 1. hysbysrwydd, 2. gwybodaeth. informer see hysbyswr. infrequent see 1. anfynych, 2. anaml. ingenious see 1. celfyddgar, 2. ciwt. ingenuity see athrylith. ingenuous see 1. disyml, 2. unplyg. ingratitude see anniolchgarwch. inhabit see 1. preswylio, 2. gwladychu, 3. cyfanheddu. inhabitant see preswylydd. inhabited see 1. cyfanheddol, 2. cyfannedd. inherit see 1. etifeddu, 2. aerio. inheritance see 1. etifeddiaeth, 2. treftadaeth. inheritor see etifedd. inhibit see gwahardd. inhibition see atalnwyd. inhuman see annynol. inimical see gelyniaethus. iniquity see 1. anundeb, 2. anwiredd, 3. camwedd. initial see dechreuol. initiate see egwyddori. inject see chwistrellu. injure see 1. drygu, 2. niweidio, 3. amharu. injured see anafus. injurious see niweidiol. injury see 1. niwed, 2. abwth, 3. cam, 4. camwri, 5. murn. injustice see 1. anghyfiawnder, 2. anuniondeb, 3. anundeb. ink see inc. inn see 1. tafarn, 2. gwesty. innate see 1. cynhwynol, 2. anianol, 3. cynhenid. innocence see 1. puredd, 2. gwiriondeb, 3. diniweidrwydd, 4. dieuogrwydd. innocent see 1. dieuog, 2. diniwed, 3. gwirion. innovation see newyddbeth. innumerable see 1. dirifedi, 2. afrifed, 3. aneirif. inoculate see brechu. inordinate see anghymesur. inquire see 1. holi, 2. ymholi, 3. ymofyn. inquirer see ymofynnydd. inquiry see 1. ymofyn, 2. ymholiad. inquisitive see 1. holgar, 2. chwilgar, 3. chwilfrydig. inquisitiveness see chwilgarwch. insane see 1. gwallgof, 2. gorffwyll, 3. gorffwyllog. insanity see 1. gorffwylltra, 2. gwallgofrwydd. insatiable see anniwall. inscription see 1. arysgrif, 2. arysgrifen. insect see 1. pryf, 2. trychfil. insecure see anniogel.
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English - Welsh inseparable see anwahanadwy. insidious see llechwraidd. insignificance see 1. dinodedd, 2. distadledd. insignificant see 1. distadl, 2. tila. insincere see 1. ffuantus, 2. rhagrithiol. insinuate see ensynio. insinuation see ensyniad. insipid see diflas. insist see 1. mynnu, 2. taeru. insoluble see 1. annatodol, 2. anhydawdd. insomnia see anhunedd. inspector see 1. arolygydd, 2. arolygwr. inspiration see 1. ysbrydoliaeth, 2. ysbrydiaeth. inspire see ysbrydoli. inspirit see ysbrydoli. instability see ansadrwydd. install see 1. seddi, 2. gorseddu. instance see enghraifft. instant see 1. cyfisol, 2. amrantiad. instantaneous see 1. disyfyd, 2. disymwth. instantly see chwipyn. instinct see anian. instinctive see greddfol. institution see sefydliad. instruct see 1. addysgu, 2. hyfforddi, 3. gwyddori, 4. athrawiaethu, 5. egwyddori. instruction see 1. addysg, 2. addysgiaeth, 3. cyfarwyddyd, 4. hyfforddiant. instructive see addysgiadol. instructor see 1. hyfforddwr, 2. addysgwr, 3. addysgydd. instrument see 1. offeryn, 2. ermyg. instrumental see offerynnol. instrumentality see offerynnoliaeth. insufficiency see annigonedd. insufficient see annigonol. insular see ynysol. insult see 1. tremygu, 2. amherchi, 3. croesanair. insulting see tremygus. insuperable see anorfod. insurance see yswiriant. insure see yswirio. insurgent see terfysgwr. integrity see cywirdeb. intellect see deall. intellectual see 1. meddyliol, 2. deallol. intelligence see 1. deall, 2. dealltwriaeth. intelligent see 1. deallus, 2. deallgar. intelligible see dealladwy. intend see 1. bwriadu, 2. pwrpasu, 3. arfaethu, 4. amcanu, 5. arofun. intended see darpar. intense see 1. angerddol, 2. dwys. intensity see angerddoldeb.
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intent see bwriad. intention see 1. bwriad, 2. goddau, 3. arfeddyd. intentional see bwriadol. inter see daearu. intercede see eiriol. intercession see 1. cyfryngdod, 2. eiriolaeth. intercessor see eiriolwr. intercourse see cyfathrach. interdict see gwahardd. interest see 1. buddiant, 2. llog, 3. diddordeb, 4. diddori. interesting see diddorol. interfere see busnesa. interference see ymyrraeth. interior see tufewnol. interject see ebychu. interjection see ebychiad. interloper see ymwthiwr. interlude see anterliwt. intermarry see ymbriodi. internal see 1. mewnol, 2. tufewnol. international see 1. rhyngwladol, 2. cydwladol, 3. rhyngwladwriaethol. internet see Rhyngrwyd. interpret see 1. cyfieithu, 2. dehongli. interpretation see dehongliad. interpreter see 1. dehonglydd, 2. dehonglwr, 3. lladmerydd. interrogation see holiad. interrogator see holwr. interruption see tor. interval see cyfwng. intervene see cyfryngu. intervention see 1. cyfryngiad, 2. athrywyn. intimacy see agosatrwydd. intolerable see annioddefol. intolerant see anoddefgar. intonation see tonyddiaeth. intoxicate see meddwi. intoxicated see meddw. intoxicating see meddwol. intoxication see meddwdod. intractable see 1. anhydyn, 2. anhywaith. introduce see rhagarwain. introduction see 1. rhagarweiniad, 2. arweiniad, 3. rhagdraeth, 4. rhagymadrodd. introductory see 1. arweiniol, 2. rhagarweiniol. intruder see ymwthiwr. intrusive see ymwthiol. intuition see athrylith. intuitive see 1. athrylithgar, 2. greddfol. inundation see rhyferthwy. invade see goresgyn. invader see 1. goresgynnwr, 2. goresgynnydd.
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invasion see goresgyniad. invent see dyfeisio. invention see 1. dyfais, 2. crebwyll. inverted see annormal. invest see 1. buddsoddi, 2. arwisgo, 3. suddo. investigation see ymchwiliad. investiture see arwisgiad. investment see 1. buddsoddiad, 2. buddsodd. invincible see 1. anorchfygol, 2. anorthrech. invitation see gwahoddiad. invite see gwahodd. inviting see gwahoddus. inward see 1. mewnol, 2. tufewnol. iota see iod. irascible see 1. ffrom, 2. ffromllyd. irate see irllawn. iron see 1. haearn, 2. ysmwddio. irony see 1. eironi, 2. gwatwareg, 3. gwatwariaeth. irradiate see arbelydru. irradiation see arbelydriad. irregular see afreolaidd. irrelevant see 1. amherthynol, 2. amhwrpasol. irreligious see anghrefyddol. irreparable see anadferadwy. irresistible see anorchfygol. irresolute see amhenfenderfynol. irresponsible see anghyfrifol. irritable see 1. anniddig, 2. blin. irritate see cythruddo. irritation see 1. cythrudd, 2. llid. island see 1. ynys, 2. ynysol. islander see ynyswr. issue see 1. deillio, 2. hiliogaeth, 3. hanfod, 4. cyhoeddi, 5. llif, 6. tarddu, 7. canlyniad, 8. arllwysfa, 9. agorfa, 10. had, 11. diwedd (end). itch see 1. crafu, 2. ysu, 3. cosi, 4. cosfa, 5. clafr. itching see 1. cosi, 2. enynfa, 3. ysfa, 4. cosfa. item see eitem. itinerant see teithiol. ivory see ifori. ivy see 1. iorwg, 2. eiddew, 3. eiddiorwg.
J jabber see bregliach. jackdaw see 1. jac-y-do, 2. cawci, 3. corfran. jacket see 1. siaced, 2. crysbais. jade see 1. ysguthan, 2. maeden. jail see 1. carchar, 2. carcharu. jam see 1. jam, 2. cyffaith, 3. gwasgu (press), 4. saco. jar see 1. jar, 2. rhygnu.
jaunt see gwib. jaunty see talog. javelin see 1. saffwy, 2. picell. jaw see 1. cern, 2. gorcharfan. jaws see safn. jay see cegid. jealous see 1. gwenwynllyd, 2. eiddigeddus, 3. eiddigus, 4. gorfynt. jealousy see 1. cenfigen, 2. eiddigedd, 3. gorfynt, 4. gwenwyn, 5. cynghorfynt. jeer see gwawdio. jeering see gwawdlyd. jeopardy see enbydrwydd. jerkin see crysbais. jest see 1. cellwair, 2. ysmalio. jester see 1. cellweiriwr, 2. croesan. jet see muchudd. jewel see 1. gem, 2. glain, 3. tlws. jeweled see gemog. jewelry see gemwaith. jib see 1. ystrancio, 2. nogio. jiffy see chwiffiad. job see 1. job, 2. joben, 3. jobyn, 4. tasg, 5. gorchwyl. jocular see 1. arab, 2. cellweirus. join see 1. uno, 2. ymaelodi, 3. ymuno, 4. cydio, 5. asethu, 6. cysylltu, 7. asio. joiner see asiedydd. joining see 1. cyd, 2. cysylltiad. joint see 1. cyd, 2. cyswllt, 3. cymal, 4. cwgn, 5. cydysmalio. joist see dist. joke see 1. ysmalio, 2. cellwair, 3. ffraetheb, 4. jocan. joker see ysmaliwr. jollity see rhialtwch. jostle see 1. cilgwthio, 2. ysgwyddo. jot see iod. journal see 1. dyddiadur, 2. dyddlyfr. journalism see newyddiaduriaeth. journalist see newyddiadurwr. journalistic see newyddiadurol. journey see 1. taith, 2. teithio, 3. ymdaith, 4. ymdeithio, 5. siwrnai. joy see 1. llawenydd, 2. solas, 3. llonder, 4. lloniant, 5. hoen, 6. gorfoledd, 7. gorawen, 8. menwyd. joyful see llawen (merry). joyous see hoenus. jubilant see gorfoleddus. judge see 1. barnwr, 2. ynad, 3. barnu. judgment see brawd (brother). judicature see ynadaeth. judicial see 1. barnol, 2. ynadol. jug see 1. jwg, 2. piser. juggle see siwglo.
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English - Welsh juggler see siwglwr. jugglery see siwglaeth. juice see 1. nodd, 2. sug, 3. sudd, 4. sew. juicy see noddlyd. jump see 1. neidio, 2. llam, 3. naid, 4. swalpio, 5. ysboncio. jumper see neidiwr. junction see 1. cyffordd, 2. cyswllt, 3. cyd. juniper see merywen. juror see rheithiwr. juryman see rheithiwr. just see 1. cyfiawn, 2. newydd (new), 3. uniawn, 4. union, 5. jyst, 6. teg, 7. braidd, 8. prin. justice see 1. cyfiawnder, 2. ustus, 3. ynad. justification see cyfiawnhad. justify see 1. cyfiawnhau, 2. cyfreithloni. juvenile see ieuanc.
K keen see 1. miniog, 2. awchus, 3. blaenllym, 4. craff, 5. craffus, 6. llym, 7. treiddgar, 8. awchlym. keenness see 1. craffter, 2. llymder. keep see 1. cadw, 2. amddiffynfa, 3. cynnal. keeper see 1. cadwr, 2. ceidwad. keeping see cadwraeth. kent see Caint. kerchief see 1. neisied, 2. moled, 3. cadach, 4. ffunen. kernel see 1. chwarren, 2. cnewyllyn. kettle see tegell. key see 1. allwedd, 2. agoriad, 3. cywair. keynote see cyweirnod. kick see 1. cic, 2. cicio, 3. gwingo. kid see myn. kidney see 1. aren, 2. elwlen. kill see lladd. killed see lladdedig. killer see lladdwr. kiln see odyn. kind see 1. caredig, 2. math, 3. hynaws, 4. tirion, 5. mwyn, 6. rhadlon, 7. cymwynasgar, 8. cu, 9. caruaidd, 10. canllaith, 11. rhywogaeth, 12. bath, 13. cyweithas, 14. rhyw. kindle see 1. ennyn, 2. cynnau. kindly see 1. rhywiog, 2. brau, 3. hyfwyn. kindness see 1. caredigrwydd, 2. cymwynas, 3. cymwynasgarwch, 4. hynawsedd, 5. tiriondeb. kindred see tras. kinetic see cinetig. king see 1. brenin, 2. rhi. kingdom see 1. teyrnas, 2. brenhiniaeth.
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kingly see brenhinaidd. kinship see carennydd. kinsman see 1. cyfathrachwr, 2. cyfnesaf. kinswoman see cares. kiosk see ciosg. kiss see 1. cusan, 2. cusanu. kisser see cusanwr. kitchen see cegin. kite see 1. barcutan, 2. bery. knack see cast. knave see 1. cnaf, 2. iangwr. knavish see cnafaidd. knead see tylino. kneader see tylinwr. knee see 1. glin, 2. pen-lin. kneel see 1. penlinio, 2. glinio. knife see cyllell. knife-edge see arfin. knight see marchog. knit see 1. gwau, 2. gweu. knitting see gwead. knob see 1. dwrn, 2. cogwrn, 3. cnap, 4. clwpa, 5. boglwm, 6. clopa. knock see 1. taro (hit, strike), 2. cnoc, 3. curo. knock-kneed see gargam. knoll see 1. tarren, 2. twyn. knot see 1. clymu, 2. cwgn, 3. cylymu, 4. cainc, 5. cymal. knotted see cygnog. knotty see clymog. know see 1. gwybod, 2. nabod, 3. medru, 4. adnabod, 5. cnot. knower see 1. adnabyddwr, 2. gwybyddwr. knowing see gwybodus. knowledge see 1. gwybodaeth, 2. gwybod (know), 3. adnabyddiaeth, 4. cymhendod. known see 1. hysbys, 2. gwybyddus. knuckle see 1. cwgn, 2. migwrn. krypton see krupton.
L label see label. labial see gwefusol. labor see 1. ymorchestu, 2. llafurio. laboratory see labordy. laborer see llafurwr. laborious see llafurus. labyrinth see drysfa. lace see 1. carrai, 2. ffunen, 3. les. lack see 1. diffyg, 2. pall.
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lad see 1. llencyn, 2. llanc, 3. bachgennyn, 4. gwas, 5. hogyn. ladder see ysgol (school). laden see llwythog. ladle see 1. lletwad, 2. llwy, 3. llwyo. lady see 1. arglwyddes, 2. boneddiges, 3. bonesig. lagoon see morllyn. lake see llyn. lamb see 1. oen, 2. oena. lame see 1. cloff, 2. cloffi. lament see 1. galarnadu, 2. oernadu, 3. alaethu, 4. marwnad, 5. galaru. lamentable see 1. alaethus, 2. galarus. lamentation see 1. oernad, 2. alaeth, 3. argan, 4. galarnad. lamp see 1. lamp, 2. llusern. lampoon see 1. dychan, 2. dychanu, 3. goganu. lance see 1. glaif, 2. gwaywffon. land see 1. tir, 2. gwlad (country), 3. glanio, 4. bro, 5. tirio. landed see tiriog. landing see glaniad. landlady see lletywraig. landless see annhiriog. landowner see tirfeddianwr. landscape see 1. tirwedd, 2. tirlun. language see 1. iaith, 2. tafodiaith. languid see llesg. languish see 1. dihoeni, 2. nychu. languor see llesgedd. lantern see llusern. lap see 1. arffed, 2. lapio, 3. lleibio, 4. llepian, 5. glin, 6. cylch, 7. plyg, 8. plygu, 9. tro. lapel see llabed. lappet see llabed. lapse see pall. lapwing see 1. cornchwiglen, 2. cornicyll. larceny see lladrad. lard see 1. bloneg, 2. blonegen. large see 1. mawr (big), 2. braisg. lark see 1. ehedydd, 2. hedydd. lascivious see 1. trythyll, 2. drythyll, 3. anllad. lasciviousness see trythyllwch. lash see 1. llach, 2. llachio. lass see llances. lassie see llancesig. last see 1. olaf, 2. diwethaf. late see 1. hwyr, 2. diweddar. lateness see diweddarwch. lath see 1. dellten, 2. eisen, 3. aseth. lathe see turn. lather see 1. golchi (wash), 2. seboni, 3. trochion, 4. trochioni, 5. ysgwrio. latitude see lledred. lattice see dellten.
laugh see 1. chwerthin, 2. chwerthiniad, 3. chwarddiad. laughable see chwerthinllyd. laughingstock see pricsiwn. laughter see chwerthin (laugh). laundress see golchyddes. laundry see golchdy. laurel see 1. arel, 2. bae (bay), 3. llawryf. lavatory see ymolchfa. lavender see lafant. law see 1. cyfraith, 2. deddf. lawful see 1. cyfreithlon, 2. deddfol. lawfulness see cyfreithlondeb. lawless see anneddfol. lawn see 1. bliant, 2. lawnt. lawsuit see cyngaws. lawyer see 1. cyfreithiwr, 2. twrnai. lax see llac. laxity see llacrwydd. lay see 1. gosod, 2. cathl, 3. cerdd, 4. dodi. layer see 1. haenen, 2. haen, 3. caenen, 4. gwanaf. layman see lleygwr. laziness see diogi. lazy see 1. diog, 2. dioglyd. lead see 1. arwain, 2. plwm, 3. tywys, 4. blaenori, 5. blaenoriaeth. leader see 1. arweinydd, 2. blaenor, 3. blaenwr, 4. penaig, 5. tywysydd. leadership see 1. arweiniad, 2. arweinyddiaeth. leading see arweiniol. leaf see 1. deilen, 2. dalen, 3. deilio. leaflet see taflen. leafy see deiliog. league see 1. cynghrair, 2. cynghreirio. leak see gollwng. leaky see anniddos. lean see 1. tenau, 2. pwyso, 3. gogwyddo, 4. cul. leanness see teneuwch. leap see 1. neidio (jump), 2. crychnaid, 3. llam, 4. llemain, 5. naid. leaper see neidiwr. learn see dysgu. learned see 1. dysgedig, 2. hyddysg. learner see dysgwr. learning see dysg. lease see prydles. least see lleiaf. leather see lledr. leave see 1. gadael, 2. cennad, 3. trwydded. leaven see 1. eples, 2. eplesu, 3. lefain, 4. lefeinio, 5. surdoes. leavened see lefeinllyd. lectern see darllenfa. lecture see 1. llith, 2. darlith, 3. darlithio. lecturer see 1. darlithiwr, 2. darlithydd.
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English - Welsh ledge see 1. astell, 2. ysgafell. leech see gelen. leek see cenhinen. leer see 1. cilwenu, 2. cildremio, 3. cildrem. lees see gwaddod. left see 1. chwith, 2. aswy. left-handed see llawchwith. left-handedness see llawchwithedd. leg see 1. coes, 2. clun, 3. bagl, 4. hegl, 5. troed (foot), 6. esgair. legacy see cymynrodd. legal see 1. cyfreithiol, 2. cyfreithlon, 3. deddfol. legality see deddfoldeb. legalize see cyfreithloni. legation see llysgenhadaeth. legging see socas. leggy see heglog. legible see darllenadwy. legion see lleng. legislate see deddfu. legislation see deddfwriaeth. legislator see deddfwr. legislature see deddfwriaeth. legitimate see cyfreithlon. leisure see 1. seibiant, 2. hamdden, 3. saib. leisurely see hamddenol. lend see echwynna. lender see 1. benthyciwr, 2. echwynnwr. length see 1. hyd, 2. meithder. lengthen see hwyhau. lent see 1. Grawys, 2. Garawys. leonine see llewaidd. leopard see llewpart. less see llai. lessen see lleihau. lesson see 1. gwers, 2. llith. lest see 1. rhag, consider also 2. rhag ofn. let see gosod. letter see 1. llythyr, 2. llythyren. lettuce see letysen. level see 1. cydwastad, 2. gwastad, 3. lefel, 4. llyfnhau, 5. llyfnu, 6. lefelu. lever see 1. gwif, 2. trosol. levity see 1. gwamalrwydd, 2. gwegi, 3. ysgafnder. lewd see anniwair. lewdness see anlladrwydd. lexicographer see geiriadurwr. lexicographical see geiriadurol. lexicon see geiriadur. liable see agored. liar see celwyddwr. libel see 1. athrod, 2. athrodi, 3. enllib, 4. enllibio. liberal see 1. rhydd, 2. rhyddfrydig, 3. rhyddfrydol, 4. rhyddfrydwr, 5. hael, 6. digyrrith, 7. haelionus.
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liberalism see Rhyddfrydiaeth. liberality see haelfrydedd. liberate see rhyddhau. liberation see rhyddhad. liberty see rhyddid. librarian see llyfrgellydd. library see 1. llyfrgell, 2. llyfrdy, 3. llyfrfa. license see 1. goddefiad, 2. penrhyddid, 3. trwydded, 4. trwyddedu. licentiousness see penrhyddid. lichen see cen. lick see 1. llyfu, 2. llyo, 3. lleibio. lid see 1. caead, 2. clawr, 3. gwerchyr. lie see 1. gorwedd, 2. celwydd, 3. anwiredd. life see 1. bywyd, 2. hoedl, 3. einioes, 4. byw (live), 5. byd, 6. buchedd, 7. enaid. lifeboat see bywydfad. lifeless see marwaidd. lifetime see 1. einioes, 2. hoedl, 3. oes. lift see 1. hwb, 2. dyrchafu. lifter see codwr. light see 1. golau, 2. ysgafn, 3. goleuo, 4. cynnau, 5. goleuad, 6. goleuni, 7. gwawl, 8. llewych, 9. disgyn. lighthouse see goleudy. lightness see ysgafnder. lightning see 1. llucheden, 2. mellten. like see 1. hoffi, 2. ail, 3. caru (love), 4. tebyg, 5. unwedd, 6. megis, 7. fel, 8. cyffelyb, 9. cyfryw, 10. hafal. likelihood see tebygolrwydd. likely see 1. tebygol, 2. amcanus, 3. tebyg. liken see 1. cyffelybu, 2. tebygu. likeness see 1. cyffelybrwydd, 2. tebygrwydd, 3. cyffelybiaeth. likewise see 1. hefyd (also), 2. unwedd. lily see 1. alaw, 2. lili. limb see aelod. lime see calch. limestone see 1. calchfaen, 2. calchen. limit see 1. cyfyngu, 2. ffin. limp see 1. llibin, 2. llipa, 3. honcian, 4. hercian, 5. herc, 6. lliprynnaidd. limpet see brenigen. limping see cymhercyn. line see 1. llinell, 2. rhes, 3. bannod, 4. rhesen, 5. llinyn, 6. tennyn, 7. llin, 8. lein. lineage see 1. gwehelyth, 2. hil, 3. llinach, 4. achlin. linen see lliain. linger see ymdroi. linguist see ieithydd. linguistic see ieithyddol. linguistics see ieithyddiaeth. lining see 1. leinin, 2. tenllif. link see 1. cysylltiad, 2. dolen.
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linnet see llinos. lint see naddion. lintel see capan. lion see llew. lioness see llewes. lip see 1. min, 2. mant, 3. gwefl, 4. gwefus. liquid see 1. gwlybwr, 2. gwlyb (wet), 3. hylif. liquor see gwirod. lisp see bloesgi. list see 1. llechres, 2. taflen, 3. rhestru, 4. rhestr, 5. gogwyddo, 6. gogwydd, 7. gwyro. listen see gwrando. listener see gwrandawr. listening see gwrandawiad. listlessness see syrthni. literal see llythrennol. literary see llenyddol. literature see llenyddiaeth. lithium see lithiwm. litigate see cyfreithio. litter see 1. torllwyth, 2. torraid, 3. sarnu, 4. sarn, 5. ael. little see 1. bach (small), 2. bychan, 3. ychydig. liturgy see ffurfwasanaeth. live see 1. byw, 2. oesi, 3. bucheddu, 4. bydio, 5. bywiol, 6. bywiog. liveliness see hoenusrwydd. lively see 1. bywiog, 2. gwisgi, 3. heini, 4. nwyfus. liver see 1. afu, 2. iau, 3. au. livery see lifrai. living see 1. bywoliaeth, 2. byw (live), 3. bywiol. lizard see madfall. load see 1. llwyth, 2. baich, 3. cludair, 4. llwytho, 5. pynio. loadstone see tynfaen. loaf see 1. torth, 2. ystelcian. loafer see ystelciwr. loan see 1. benthyg, 2. echwyn. loathe see ffieiddio. loathsome see ffiaidd. lobster see cimwch. local see lleol. localization see lleoliad. localize see lleoli. locate see lleoli. location see lleoliad. loch see llyn (lake). lock see 1. cloi, 2. cudyn, 3. clo, 4. loc, 5. llifddor. locker see cloer. locust see locust. lodge see lletya. lodger see lletywr. lodging see llety. loft see 1. llofft, 2. taflod. loftiness see 1. arucheledd, 2. taldra.
lofty see 1. aruchel, 2. uchel (high), 3. ban, 4. tal (tall). logic see rhesymeg. logical see rhesymegol. logician see 1. rhesymegwr, 2. rhesymegydd. loin see llwyn. loiter see 1. loetran, 2. sefyllian, 3. ymdroi, 4. ystelcian, 5. llercian. loiterer see ystelciwr. loll see gorweddian. loneliness see 1. unigedd, 2. unigrwydd. lonely see unig. long see 1. hir, 2. hiraethu, 3. pell, 4. llaes, 5. dyheu, 6. maith. long-headed see hirben. longing see 1. hiraeth, 2. hiraethus. longitude see hydred. longitudinal see hydredol. look see 1. edrychiad, 2. tremio, 3. trem, 4. disgwyl, 5. golwg, 6. edrych, 7. syllu. looker see edrychwr. loop see 1. dolen, 2. dolennu. looped see dolennog. loose see 1. rhydd, 2. penrhydd, 3. mysgu, 4. llaes, 5. llac, 6. datod, 7. gollwng, 8. rhyddhau. loosen see 1. llacio, 2. llaesu. looseness see rhyddni. lop see trychu. lopsided see anghytbwys. loquacious see siaradus. lord see 1. muner, 2. rhi, 3. glyw, 4. arglwydd, 5. udd. lordly see arglwyddaidd. lordship see arglwyddiaeth. lorry see lori. lose see colli. loser see 1. colledwr, 2. collwr. loss see 1. colled, 2. coll, 3. difant, 4. anelw. lot see 1. coelbren, 2. cwtws, 3. lot, 4. twysged, 5. tynged. loud see 1. croch, 2. llafar, 3. ban, 4. soniarus. lounge see gorweddian. louse see lleuen. lousy see lleuog. lout see llabwst. louver see lwfer. lovable see hoffus. love see 1. cariad, 2. caru, 3. anwyledd, 4. anwylwch, 5. hoffi (like), 6. serch, 7. serchowgrwydd, 8. serchu, 9. anwyliant, 10. anwyliaeth. lovely see 1. hyfryd, 2. teg, 3. hawddgar. lover see 1. Cariad (love), 2. cariadfab, 3. carwr. loving see 1. cariadlawn, 2. cariadus, 3. caruaidd, 4. serchog, 5. serchus.
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English - Welsh low see 1. isel, 2. brefu, 3. distadl, 4. beichio. lower see 1. darostwng, 2. gostwng, 3. is. lowness see iselder. lubber see 1. llabwst, 2. lleban. luck see lwc. lucky see 1. lwcus, 2. ffodus. lucrative see enillfawr. luggage see clud. lukewarm see 1. claear, 2. llugoer. lukewarmness see claearineb. lull see 1. egwyl, 2. suo. lullaby see huw. lulling see suad. lumbago see llwynwst. luminary see goleuad. luminous see cannaid. lump see 1. clamp, 2. clap, 3. cnap, 4. lwmp, 5. talp. lumpy see 1. clapiog, 2. cnapiog, 3. talpiog. lunatic see lloerig. lunch see byrbryd. luncheon see byrbryd. lung see ysgyfant. lunge see hergwd. lurk see 1. llechu, 2. llercian. lust see 1. blys, 2. trachwant, 3. chwant, 4. blysio. lustful see 1. blysig, 2. chwantus, 3. rhewydd. luxuriant see 1. tirf, 2. bras, 3. ffaeth, 4. iraidd. luxurious see moethus. luxuriousness see moethusrwydd. luxury see 1. esmwythyd, 2. moeth, 3. moethusrwydd, 4. wtres. lye see 1. golch, 2. trwnc. lying see 1. anwireddus, 2. celwyddog, 3. anwir. lynx see lyncs. lyric see telyneg. lyrical see telynegol.
M mace see byrllysg. machine see peiriant. mackerel see macrell. mad see 1. gorffwyll, 2. gwallgof, 3. gwyllt, 4. cynddeiriog, 5. amwyll, 6. gorffwyllog. madden see cynddeiriogi. madhouse see gwallgofdy. madman see 1. amwyll, 2. gwallgofddyn. madness see 1. gorffwylltra, 2. cynddaredd, 3. amwyll, 4. gwallgofrwydd. magazine see cylchgrawn. maggot see cynrhonyn. maggoty see cynrhonllyd.
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magic see 1. hud, 2. lledrith, 3. swyn. magician see 1. swynwr, 2. dewin. magisterial see ynadol. magistracy see ynadaeth. magistrate see 1. ynad, 2. ustus. magnanimity see mawrfrydigrwydd. magnanimous see mawrfrydig. magnesium see magnesiwm. magnet see tynfaen. magnificent see gwych. magnify see 1. chwyddo, 2. mwyhau, 3. mawrygu. magpie see pioden. maid see 1. merch, 2. morwyn. maiden see 1. meinir, 2. rhiain, 3. morwynig, 4. llancesig, 5. genethig, 6. banon, 7. morwynol. maidservant see gwasanaethwraig. mail-clad see llurigog. maim see anafu. maimed see 1. anafus, 2. efrydd. main see prif. maintain see 1. cynnal, 2. taeru, 3. maentumio. maintenance see cynhaliaeth. majestic see mawreddog. majesty see mawredd. major see uchgapten. majority see mwyafrif. make see 1. gwneud, 2. gwneuthuriad, 3. peri. maker see 1. gwneuthurwr, 2. lluniwr. making see gwneuthuriad. malady see afiechyd. male see 1. gwryw, 2. mab (son). malediction see melltith. malice see 1. cynghorfynt, 2. malais. malicious see maleisus. malignant see 1. mileinig, 2. adwythig. mallet see gordd. malpractice see camarfer. malt see 1. brag, 2. bragu. maltreat see baetio. maltster see bragwr. mammal see mamal. man see 1. dyn, 2. mab (son). manage see 1. ymdopi, 2. llwyddo. management see rheolaeth. manager see rheolwr. mane see mwng. manganese see manganîs. mange see clafr. manger see preseb. mangle see 1. llurgunio, 2. llarpio, 3. dragio. mangler see llurguniwr. manhood see dyndod. manifest see 1. amlwg, 2. amlygu, 3. hysbys. manifestation see amlygiad.
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manifold see amryfal. manikin see pegor. manipulate see teimlo. mankind see dynolryw. manly see dynol. manner see 1. dull, 2. sut (how), 3. ansawdd, 4. delw, 5. ffunud, 6. modd. mannerly see moesgar. manners see moes. manservant see gwasanaethwr. mansion see plas. mantle see 1. cochl, 2. mantell, 3. pall. mantled see mantellog. manual see llawlyfr. manure see 1. achlesu, 2. teilo, 3. tail, 4. gwrtaith, 5. achles, 6. gwrteithio. manuscript see 1. llawysgrif, 2. ysgriflyfr. many see llawer. many-sided see amlochrog. map see map. mar see 1. gwrthuno, 2. hagru, 3. hyllu, 4. anurddo, 5. difwyno, 6. diwyno. marble see 1. marmor, 2. mynor. march see 1. Mawrth, 2. ymdaith. mare see caseg. margin see ymyl. mariner see 1. mordwywr, 2. morwr, 3. llongwr. mark see 1. marcio, 2. Marc, 3. menu, 4. nodi, 5. nod, 6. amlygyn, 7. arwyddnod, 8. nam, 9. craffu, 10. sylwi. market see 1. marchnad, 2. marchnata, 3. marchnaty. marketplace see marchnadfa. marmot see twrlla. marquess see ardalyddes. marquis see ardalydd. marriage see priodas. married see 1. priod, 2. priodasol. marry see 1. priodi, 2. ymbriodi. marsh see morfa. marshy see amddyfrwys. martyr see 1. merthyru, 2. merthyr. martyrdom see merthyrdod. marvel see 1. rhyfeddod, 2. rhyfeddu, 3. syndod, 4. synnu. marvelous see aruthr. masculine see 1. gwrywol, 2. gwrywaidd. mash see llith. mask see miswrn. mason see saer. mass see 1. offeren, 2. clamp, 3. crynswth, 4. swp, 5. talp. massacre see 1. galanas, 2. cyflafan. mast see hwylbren. master see 1. athro, 2. meistroli.
masterful see meistrolgar. masterly see 1. gorchestol, 2. meistrolgar. mastery see meistrolaeth. mastiff see costog. mat see mat. match see 1. ymrysonfa, 2. priodas, 3. matsen, 4. cystadlu, 5. cyfateb, 6. cymar. material see 1. defnydd (use), 2. deunydd, 3. materol. materialism see materoliaeth. materialist see materolwr. materialistic see materol. maternal see mamol. mathematical see mathemategol. mathematics see mathemateg. matins see plygain. matrimonial see priodasol. matrimony see priodas. matter see 1. mater, 2. crawn. mattock see 1. caib, 2. matog. mattress see matras. mature see aeddfedu. maturity see aeddfedrwydd. maul see llarpio. mausoleum see beddadail. maw see caul. maximum see uchafrif. may see Mai. maybe see efallai. mayor see maer. mayoral see maerol. mayoralty see maeryddiaeth. mayoress see maeres. maze see drysfa. me see fi. mead see medd. meadow see 1. gweirglodd, 2. gwern, 3. gwaun, 4. clun. meal see 1. pryd, 2. cwynos, 3. saig, 4. blawd. mealy see blodiog. mean see 1. bawaidd, 2. distadl, 3. tlodaidd, 4. salw, 5. meddwl, 6. golygu, 7. anenwog, 8. canol (middle), 9. diffaith, 10. cymedr, 11. gwael, 12. isel (low), 13. iselwael, 14. bwriadu. meander see dolennu. meaning see 1. ystyr, 2. meddwl. meanness see 1. anhaeledd, 2. gwaeledd. means see 1. moddion, 2. cyfrwng, 3. modd. meantime see cyfamser. measure see mesur. measurement see mesuriad. measurer see 1. mesurwr, 2. mesurydd. meat see cig. mechanic see peiriannydd. mechanical see peiriannol.
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English - Welsh mechanism see peirianwaith. medal see 1. bathodyn, 2. medal. meddle see 1. ymhel, 2. busnesa. meddler see ymyrrwr. meddlesome see ymyrgar. mediate see 1. athrywyn, 2. cyfryngu. mediation see 1. cyfryngiad, 2. athrywyn, 3. cyfryngdod. mediator see 1. eiriolwr, 2. cyfryngwr, 3. canolwr. mediatorial see cyfryngol. medical see meddygol. medicinal see 1. meddyginiaethol, 2. meddygol. medicine see 1. meddyglyn, 2. moddion, 3. meddyginiaeth, 4. ffisig. meditate see myfyrio. meditation see myfyrdod. meditative see 1. myfyriol, 2. ystyrgar. medium see cyfrwng. medley see 1. cybolfa, 2. cymysgfa. meek see 1. llariaidd, 2. llednais, 3. addfwyn, 4. ufyll. meekness see addfwynder. meet see 1. cyfarfod, 2. derbyn, 3. rhagod, 4. erbyn, 5. cyfwrdd, 6. cyffwrdd, 7. gwiw, 8. cwrdd, 9. addas. meeting see 1. cwrdd, 2. cyfarfod (meet), 3. cyfarfyddiad, 4. cyfranc. melancholy see 1. pruddglwyf, 2. pruddglwyfus, 3. melan, 4. dueg. mellow see peraidd. melodious see 1. melodaidd, 2. persain, 3. perseiniol, 4. soniarus. melody see 1. melodi, 2. peroriaeth, 3. cathl, 4. alaw. melon see melon. melt see 1. toddi, 2. ymdoddi. melted see tawdd. melter see 1. toddwr, 2. toddydd. melting see toddedig. member see aelod. membership see aelodaeth. membrane see pilen. memoir see 1. cofiant, 2. buchdraeth. memorable see cofiadwy. memorandum see 1. cofeb, 2. cofnod. memorial see 1. cofeb, 2. coffadwriaethol. memory see 1. cof, 2. coffadwriaeth. men see gwerin. menace see 1. bygythiad, 2. bygwth. menacing see bygwthiol. menagerie see milodfa. mend see 1. atgyweirio, 2. trwsio, 3. gwella, 4. mendio. mendacious see celwyddog. mender see 1. trwsiwr, 2. atgyweiriwr.
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mensuration see mesureg. mental see meddyliol. mention see 1. crybwyll, 2. crybwylliad. merchant see masnachwr. merciful see trugarog. mercifulness see trugarowgrwydd. merciless see anhrugarog. mercy see trugaredd. meridian see anterth. merit see 1. teilyngdod, 2. haeddiant, 3. haeddu, 4. rhyglyddu, 5. teilyngu. meritorious see 1. arobryn, 2. haeddiannol. merriment see 1. miri, 2. ysbleddach. merry see 1. llawen, 2. arab, 3. llon. mesentery see cefndedyn. mesh see 1. magl, 2. maglu. mess see 1. cyboli, 2. saig, 3. cawdel, 4. ystremp. message see 1. neges, 2. cenadwri. messenger see 1. cennad, 2. negeseuwr. metal see metel. metallic see metelaidd. metallurgist see metelydd. metallurgy see metelyddiaeth. metaphor see trosiad. metaphysics see uchanianaeth. mete see mesur. meter see 1. mesur, 2. mesurydd, 3. metr, 4. mydr. method see 1. dull, 2. trefn. methodical see trefnus. metonymy see trawsenwad. metrical see 1. prydyddol, 2. mydryddol. metropolis see prifddinas. mettle see 1. arial, 2. metel. mew see mewian. microscope see chwyddwydr. middle see 1. canol, 2. craidd, 3. mysg. middling see 1. symol, 2. canolig. midland see canolbarth. midst see 1. canol (middle), 2. mysg, 3. plith. midwife see bydwraig. might see 1. grym, 2. nerth, 3. egni, 4. cadernid. mighty see 1. cadarn, 2. dengyn, 3. galluog, 4. grymus, 5. nerthol, 6. terrwyn, 7. amddyfrwys. milch see blith. mild see 1. mwyn, 2. llariaidd, 3. addfwyn, 4. claear. mildew see llwydi. mildness see gwaredd. mile see milltir. militant see milwriaethus. military see milwrol. militate see milwrio. militia see cartreflu. milk see 1. llaeth, 2. llefrith, 3. blith, 4. godro. milking see godriad.
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milky see llaethog. mill see 1. melin, 2. ffactri, 3. ffatri. millennium see milflwyddiant. miller see melinydd. million see miliwn. millionaire see miliynydd. mill-race see pynfarch. mimic see 1. gwatwar, 2. dynwared, 3. dynwaredwr. mimicry see dynwarediad. mince see 1. mursennu, 2. rhygyngu, 3. malu. mind see 1. gwarchod, 2. tendio, 3. meindio, 4. malio, 5. meddwl, 6. meddylfryd, 7. gofalu, 8. bryd, 9. gofeg, 10. cofio (remember), 11. cof. mindful see 1. cofus, 2. ystyriol. mine see 1. cloddfa, 2. eiddo, 3. eiddof, 4. cloddio. miner see mwynwr. mineral see mwyn. mineralogist see mwynofydd. minim see adfannig. minimize see bychanu. minister see 1. gweini, 2. gweinidog, 3. gweinidogaethu. ministerial see gweinidogaethol. ministry see gweinidogaeth. minnow see pilcodyn. minor see lleddf. minority see 1. lleiafrif, 2. lleiafrifol. minstrel see erestyn. minstrelsy see 1. arwest, 2. clerwriaeth. mint see 1. mintys, 2. bathu, 3. bathdy. minus see heb. minute see 1. munud, 2. cofnod. minx see coegen. miracle see gwyrth. miraculous see gwyrthiol. mire see 1. llutrod, 2. tom, 3. baw, 4. llaid. mirror see drych. mirth see 1. afiaith, 2. digrifwch, 3. llawenydd, 4. menwyd. mirthful see afieithus. miry see 1. tomlyd, 2. lleibiog. misbehave see camymddwyn. misbelieve see camgredu. miscalculate see camgyfrif. miscarry see erthylu. mischance see anap. mischief see direidi. mischievous see direidus. mischievousness see direidi. misconduct see camymddygiad. miser see 1. arbedwr, 2. codog, 3. cybydd, 4. anhael. miserable see 1. truenus, 2. adfydus, 3. annedwydd, 4. anniddan, 5. annifyr, 6. gresynus, 7. anhapus. miserly see 1. anhael, 2. cybyddlyd.
misery see 1. annifyrrwch, 2. gresyni, 3. trueni, 4. trybini. misfortune see 1. anffawd, 2. anlwc, 3. trybini, 4. aflwyddiant, 5. aflwydd, 6. adwyth, 7. anras. mishap see 1. anap, 2. anghaffael. misjudge see camfarnu. mislead see camarwain. misleading see camarweiniol. misname see camenwi. misnomer see camenw. misrepresent see camliwio. misrule see 1. aflywodraeth, 2. afreol, 3. anllywodraeth. miss see 1. meth, 2. methu, 3. misio. mission see 1. cenhadaeth, 2. anfonedigaeth. missionary see 1. cenhadol, 2. cenhadwr. mist see 1. caddug, 2. crwybr, 3. mwrllwch, 4. nifwl, 5. niwl, 6. nudden, 7. tarth, 8. tawch. mistake see 1. camsyniad, 2. camgymeriad, 3. gwall, 4. camsynied, 5. camgymryd, 6. anghywirdeb, 7. balc. mistaken see 1. camsyniol, 2. cyfeiliornus. mistletoe see 1. uchelwydd, 2. uchelfar. mistreatment see camdriniaeth. mistress see 1. cariadferch, 2. cyffoden, 3. meistres. mistrust see anymddiried. misty see 1. nifylog, 2. niwlog. misunderstand see camddeall. misunderstanding see camddealltwriaeth. misuse see 1. camarfer, 2. camddefnydd, 3. camddefnyddio. mite see 1. hatling, 2. mymryn. miter see meitr. mites see gwiddon. mitten see dyrnfol. mix see cymysgu. mixed see cymysg. mixer see cymysgwr. mixture see 1. cymysgfa, 2. cymysgedd. moan see 1. griddfan, 2. ubain. mob see 1. ciwed, 2. gwerinos. mobile see 1. symudadwy, 2. symudol. mock see 1. gwatwar, 2. gwawdio, 3. coegi. mocker see 1. gwawdiwr, 2. gwatwarwr. mockery see 1. croesanair, 2. gwatwar. mocking see 1. gwatwarus, 2. gwawdlyd. mode see 1. modd, 2. delw, 3. dull. model see 1. patrwm, 2. llunio, 3. cynllun. modem see modem. moderate see 1. arafu, 2. cymedrol, 3. cymedroli. moderation see 1. arafwch, 2. cymedroldeb. moderator see cymedrolwr. modern see diweddar. modernize see diweddaru. modest see 1. gwylaidd, 2. llednais.
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English - Welsh modesty see 1. gwylder, 2. gwyleidd-dra, 3. lledneisrwydd. moiety see hanner (half). moist see llaith. moisten see 1. mwydo, 2. lleitho, 3. gwlychu. moisture see 1. gwlybaniaeth, 2. gwlybwr, 3. nodd. molar see cilddant. molder see malurio. mole see 1. gwadd, 2. gwahadden, 3. morglawdd. molecule see molecwl. molest see aflonyddu. mollify see llarieiddio. molly see Mali. molten see 1. tawdd, 2. toddedig. molybdenum see molybdenwm. moment see 1. ennyd, 2. moment, 3. munud, 4. eiliad. monarch see teyrn. monarchy see archdeyrnaeth. monastery see 1. mynachdy, 2. mynachlog. monasticism see mynachaeth. monetary see ariannol. money see 1. arian (silver), 2. pres. moneyed see ariannog. mongrel see cymysgryw. monk see mynach. monkey see 1. mwnci, 2. epa. monolingual see uniaith. monosyllabic see unsill. monotheism see undduwiaeth. monotonous see undonog. monotony see 1. unrhywiaeth, 2. undonedd. monster see 1. anghenfil, 2. clamp, 3. cloben, 4. clobyn. monstrosity see anferthedd. monstrous see anferth. month see mis. monthly see 1. misol, 2. misolyn. monument see 1. cofadail, 2. cofgolofn. mood see modd. moon see 1. lleuad, 2. lloer. moor see 1. rhos, 2. morfa, 3. gwaun, 4. clun. moraine see marian. moral see 1. moesol, 2. moeswers. moralist see moesolwr. morality see 1. moes, 2. moesoldeb. moralize see moesoli. morals see moes. morbid see afiach. more see 1. mwy, 2. rhagor, 3. ychwaneg. moreover see hagen. morning see 1. bore, 2. boreddydd, 3. boreol. morose see 1. trwynsur, 2. dreng, 3. sarrug. morris see Meurig.
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morrow see trannoeth. mortal see 1. angheuol, 2. marwol. mortality see marwoldeb. mortar see 1. cymrwd, 2. morter. mortgage see arwystlo. mortification see marwhad. mortify see 1. marweiddio, 2. marwhau. mortise see 1. morteisio, 2. mortais. mosaic see Moesenaidd. moss see mwsogl. mossy see mysyglog. most see 1. mwyaf, 2. odiaeth. mote see llychyn. moth see gwyfyn. mother see mam. mother-in-law see chwegr. motion see 1. cyffro, 2. cynigiad, 3. cynnig, 4. ysgogiad. motive see cymhelliad. motley see 1. brith, 2. cymysgliw. motor see 1. modur, 2. moduro. motorist see modurwr. mottle see britho. mottled see 1. brith, 2. brych. motto see arwyddair. mouflon see mwfflon. mound see 1. curnen, 2. banc (bank), 3. curn. mountain see mynydd. mountaineer see mynyddwr. mourn see 1. dolurio, 2. galaru. mourner see galarwr. mournful see 1. alaethus, 2. cwynfanus, 3. galarus, 4. pruddaidd. mourning see 1. argyllaeth, 2. galar. mouse see 1. llygoden, 2. llygota. mouser see 1. llygotwr, 2. llygotwraig. moustache see mwstas. mouth see 1. ceg, 2. genau, 3. safn, 4. mant, 5. aber, 6. hopran, 7. cega. movable see 1. symudadwy, 2. symudol. move see 1. symud, 2. cynnig, 3. ymsymud, 4. syflyd, 5. cysgogi, 6. cyffroi, 7. chwimio, 8. mudo, 9. cymell. movement see 1. mudiad, 2. symudiad, 3. ysgogiad. mover see 1. cynigydd, 2. cynigiwr. moving see symudol. mow see pladuro. mower see pladurwr. much see 1. llawer, 2. cryn. mud see 1. llaid, 2. mwd. muddle see 1. cyboli, 2. tryblith. muddled see cymysglyd. muffler see moled. mule see mul. mulish see mulaidd.
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multifarious see amryfath. multilateral see amlochrog. multiplication see 1. lluosiad, 2. lluosogiad. multiplier see lluosydd. multiply see 1. lluosogi, 2. lluosi, 3. ymluosogi, 4. amlhau. multitude see 1. bagad, 2. crug, 3. lliaws, 4. torf, 5. tyrfa. mumble see 1. mwmian, 2. myngial. mumbling see myngus. murder see 1. llofruddiaeth, 2. llofruddio, 3. murn, 4. galanas. murderer see llofrudd. murderous see cigyddlyd. murmur see 1. murmur, 2. swnian, 3. su, 4. tuchan, 5. grymial, 6. grydian, 7. sibrwd, 8. si. muscle see 1. cyhyr, 2. cyhyryn. muscular see cyhyrog. muse see 1. barddrin, 2. barddwawd, 3. awen, 4. synfyfyrio. museum see 1. amgueddfa, 2. creirfa, 3. cywreinfa. music see 1. cerdd, 2. cerddoriaeth, 3. peroriaeth, 4. cynghanedd, 5. miwsig. musical see 1. cerddorol, 2. cerddgar. musician see cerddor. musk see mwsg. musket see mwsged. muskrat see 1. mwsglygoden, consider also 2. llygoden fwsg. muster see 1. dygyfor, 2. mwstwr. mutate see treiglo. mute see 1. mud, 2. mudan. muteness see mudandod. mutilate see llurgunio. mutilator see llurguniwr. mutineer see gwrthryfelwr. mutinous see gwrthryfelgar. mutiny see 1. gwrthryfel, 2. gwrthryfela. mutter see 1. myngial, 2. grymial. mutton see molltgig. muzzle see ffroen. myrrh see myrr. myrtle see myrtwydden. mysterious see cyfriniol. mystery see 1. cyfriniaeth, 2. dirgelwch. mystic see 1. cyfriniwr, 2. cyfriniol. mystical see dirgeledig. mysticism see cyfriniaeth. mythical see chwedlonol. mythological see chwedlonol. mythologist see chwedlonydd. mythology see chwedloniaeth.
N nag see 1. cwrnad, 2. swnian. nail see 1. ewin, 2. cethren, 3. hoelio, 4. cethr. nailer see hoeliwr. naked see noeth. nakedness see 1. noethder, 2. noethni. name see 1. enw, 2. enwi. nameless see dienw. namely see sef. namesake see cyfenw. nap see 1. cyntun, 2. ceden. napkin see napcyn. narrative see stori. narrator see adroddwr. narrow see 1. cul, 2. cyfyngu, 3. culhau, 4. cyfyng. narrowness see 1. cyfyngdra, 2. culni. nasal see trwynol. nasty see 1. brwnt, 2. cas, 3. ffiaidd. nation see 1. cenedl, 2. ciwdod. national see cenedlaethol. nationalism see cenedlaetholdeb. nationalist see cenedlaetholwr. nationalize see 1. cenedlaetholi, 2. gwladoli. native see 1. brodor, 2. brodorol, 3. genedigol. natural see 1. naturiol, 2. anianol, 3. cynhwynol. naturalist see 1. naturiaethwr, 2. anianydd. naturalness see naturioldeb. nature see 1. naws, 2. anian, 3. annwyd (cold), 4. ansawdd, 5. natur, 6. naturiaeth. naughty see drwg (bad). navel see bogail. navigation see 1. mordwyaeth, 2. morwriaeth. navvy see 1. ceibiwr, 2. cloddiwr. navy see llynges. near see 1. agos, 2. gerllaw, 3. ger, 4. cyfagos, 5. closio, 6. nesu. nearer see nes. nearest see 1. cyfnesaf, 2. nesaf (next). nearly see 1. bron, 2. ymron. nearness see agosrwydd. neat see 1. cryno, 2. twt, 3. taclus, 4. destlus, 5. cymen, 6. del. neatness see destlusrwydd. nebula see nifwl. nebulous see nifylog. necessary see 1. angenrheidiol, 2. rheidiol, 3. rhaid, 4. anafraid, 5. gofynnol, 6. dir. necessitous see 1. anghenus, 2. rheidus.
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English - Welsh necessity see 1. rhaid, 2. anghenraid, 3. rheidrwydd, 4. cyfraid, 5. angenrheidrwydd, 6. angen, 7. gorfod. neck see 1. gwddf, 2. gwar, 3. mwnwgl. nectar see neithdar. need see 1. angen, 2. rhaid, 3. rheidrwydd, 4. eisiau. needful see 1. rheidiol, 2. angenrheidiol. needle see nodwydd. needless see 1. afraid, 2. dianghenraid, 3. dieisiau. needy see 1. anghenus, 2. rheidus. nefarious see anfad. negative see 1. negyddol, 2. nacaol. neglect see 1. esgeuluso, 2. pallu. neglecter see esgeuluswr. neglectful see esgeulus. negligent see esgeulus. neigh see gweryru. neighbor see cymydog. neighborhood see cyfyl. neither see 1. chwaith, 2. na, 3. ychwaith. nemesis see dialedd. neophyte see newyddian. nephew see nai. nerve see nerf. nervous see 1. ofnus, 2. nerfus. nest see 1. nyth, 2. nythu. nestle see nythu. net see 1. rhwyd, 2. balleg, 3. rhwydo. netted see rhwydog. nettle see danhadlen. network see rhwydwaith. neural see gieuol. neuralgia see gieuwst. neurasthenia see nerfwst. neutrality see amhleidiaeth. never see erioed. new see 1. newydd, 2. crai, 3. cri, 4. croyw. news see 1. newyddion, 2. newydd (new). newspaper see newyddiadur. next see 1. nesaf, 2. cyfnesaf. nice see 1. neis, 2. clws, 3. cynnil, 4. hardd, 5. manwl, 6. tlws. niche see cloer. nick see 1. rhicio, 2. rhic. nickel see nicel. nickname see 1. llysenw, 2. llysenwi. niece see nith. niggard see cybydd. niggardliness see crintachrwydd. nigh see agos (near). night see nos. nightfall see dechreunos. nightingale see eos. night-line see cefnen.
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nightmare see hunllef. nimble see 1. chwim, 2. chwimwth, 3. gwisgi, 4. heini, 5. sionc. nincompoop see ffwlcyn. nine see naw. ninny see ffwlcyn. ninth see nawfed. niobium see niobiwm. nipple see 1. diden, 2. teth. nit see nedden. nitrogen see nitrogen. no see na. nobility see bonedd. noble see 1. boneddigaidd, 2. bonheddig, 3. pendefig, 4. pendefigaidd, 5. urddasol, 6. ardderchog. nobleman see uchelwr. nod see 1. munud, 2. amneidio, 3. amnaid, 4. pendwmpian. noddle see clopa. noise see 1. dadwrdd, 2. gorun, 3. trwst, 4. twrf, 5. twrw. noisy see 1. trystiog, 2. clochaidd. nominate see enwebu. nomination see enwebiad. nominative see 1. enwadol, 2. enwol. nonconforming see anghydffurfiol. nonconformist see 1. anghydffurfiwr, 2. anghydffurfiol, 3. Ymneilltuol, 4. Ymneilltuwr. nonconformity see 1. Anghydffurfiaeth, 2. Ymneilltuaeth. none see dim. non-resident see anghytrig. nonsense see 1. ffiloreg, 2. ffwlbri, 3. lol, 4. rwtsh. nook see 1. cilfach, 2. bach (little, small), 3. bachell. noon see 1. canolddydd, 2. nawn. north see gogledd. northern see gogleddol. northerner see gogleddwr. nose see 1. trwyn, 2. trwyno. nosegay see blodeuglwm. nostalgia see hiraeth. nostril see ffroen. not see 1. nid, 2. dim. notable see hynod. notation see nodiant. notch see 1. bwlch, 2. bylchu, 3. hac, 4. rhic, 5. rhicio. notched see 1. bylchog, 2. rhiciog. note see 1. nodi, 2. nodiad, 3. nodyn, 4. nod. noted see 1. enwog, 2. hynod. nothing see dim. notice see 1. rhybudd, 2. sylw, 3. sylwi, 4. crybwylliad. notion see 1. amcan, 2. clem, 3. syniad, 4. tyb.
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notwithstanding see serch. nought see dim. noun see enw (name). nourish see maethu. nourishing see maethlon. nourishment see 1. lluniaeth, 2. maeth, 3. magwraeth. novel see 1. newydd (new), 2. nofel, 3. ffugchwedl. novelist see 1. nofelydd, 2. nofelwr. novelty see newyddbeth. novice see newyddian. now see 1. nawr, 2. awron, 3. bellach, consider also 4. yn awr. nuance see gwawr. nude see noeth. nudge see 1. pwniad, 2. pwnio. nudity see noethni. nuisance see 1. plag, 2. casbeth, 3. pla. nullify see dirymu. numb see 1. crepach, 2. diffrwyth, 3. merwino. number see 1. rhif, 2. rhifo (count), 3. rhifyn, 4. maint, 5. cyfrif, 6. rhifedi, 7. nifer. numbness see 1. crepach, 2. merwindod. numeral see 1. rhif (number), 2. rhifedi, 3. rhifol. numerous see bagadog. nun see lleian. nunnery see lleiandy. nurse see 1. gweinyddes, 2. magu, 3. mamaeth, 4. meithrin, 5. nyrs, 6. nyrsio. nursery see meithrinfa. nurture see 1. maethu, 2. meithrin, 3. magwraeth. nut see cneuen. nutriment see maeth. nutritious see maethlon. nuzzle see trwyno.
O oaf see 1. delff, 2. llabwst. oak see derwen. oakum see carth. oar see rhwyf. oarsman see rhwyfwr. oat see 1. ceirchen, 2. ceirchyn. oath see 1. arfoll, 2. llw. obedient see ufudd. obey see ufuddhau. object see 1. gwrthddadlau, 2. gwrthrych, 3. drych, 4. gwrthwynebu, 5. amcan. objection see 1. gwrthddadl, 2. gwrthwynebiad. objective see gwrthrychol. oblation see 1. aberthged, 2. offrwm.
obligation see 1. dyled, 2. rhwymedigaeth, 3. rhwym, 4. gorfodaeth, 5. dyletswydd, 6. gorfod. obligatory see gorfodol. oblige see gorfodi. obliging see 1. ystig, 2. gwasanaethgar, 3. ewyllysgar, 4. cymwynasgar. obligingness see cymwynasgarwch. oblique see lletbai. oblivion see 1. ebargofiant, 2. angof. oblivious see 1. anghofus, 2. ebargofus. obscene see serth. obscenity see 1. croesanair, 2. serthedd. obscure see 1. aneglur, 2. caddugo, 3. cymylu, 4. tywyll, 5. tywyllu, 6. anamlwg. obscurity see 1. dinodedd, 2. distadledd. observance see cadwraeth. observation see 1. sylw, 2. sylwadaeth. observatory see arsyllfa. observe see 1. cyfarchwylio, 2. sylwi. observer see sylwedydd. obsolete see ansathredig. obstacle see rhwystr. obstinacy see 1. cyndynrwydd, 2. ystyfnigrwydd, 3. cildynrwydd. obstinate see 1. cildyn, 2. cildynnus, 3. cyndyn, 4. gwrthnysig, 5. ystyfnig, 6. anhydyn. obstruct see 1. rhwystro, 2. afrwyddo. obtain see mynnu. obtrude see 1. ymwthio, 2. gwthio (push). obtrusive see 1. ymwthgar, 2. ymwthiol. obtuse see 1. aflem, 2. twp. obvious see amlwg. occasion see 1. achlysur, 2. adeg, 3. amgylchiad, 4. achlysuro, 5. arfod. occasional see 1. achlysurol, 2. ambell. occult see argel. occupy see meddiannu. occur see digwydd. occurrence see digwyddiad. ocean see 1. eigion, 2. cyfanfor, 3. cefnfor. octagon see wythongl. octave see wythawd. octavo see wythblyg. octet see wythban. odd see 1. od, 2. rhyfedd. ode see 1. awdl, 2. odl. odious see cas. odiousness see gwrthuni. odor see 1. arogl, 2. arogledd. odorous see aroglus. offence see trosedd. offend see 1. tramgwyddo, 2. troseddu, 3. coddi, 4. digio, 5. pechu. offender see 1. pechadur, 2. troseddwr. offensive see 1. tramgwyddus, 2. ymosodol.
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English - Welsh offer see 1. cynnig, 2. offrymu. offerer see offrymwr. offering see offrwm. office see 1. swyddfa, 2. swyddogaeth, 3. swydd. officer see swyddog. official see 1. swyddog, 2. swyddogol. officiate see gweinyddu. officious see ymyrgar. offspring see 1. hiliogaeth, 2. esillydd, 3. epil, 4. bragad. often see aml. oh see ow. oil see olew. ointment see 1. eli, 2. ennaint. okapi see ocapi. old see 1. hen, 2. oedrannus. oldest see hynaf. oldness see hender. omen see argoel. ominous see argoelus. omission see gomeddiad. omnibus see bws. omnipotence see hollalluowgrwydd. omnipotent see hollalluog. omnipresence see hollbresenoldeb. omnipresent see hollbresennol. omniscience see hollwybodaeth. omniscient see hollwybodol. on see 1. ar, 2. acha, 3. ymlaen. once see 1. unwaith, 2. siwrnai. one see un. one-eyed see coeg. oneness see unoliaeth. only see 1. unig, 2. ond, 3. un (one). onward see ymlaen. opaque see afloyw. open see 1. agor, 2. agored, 3. penagored, 4. ymagor. opener see 1. agorwr, 2. agorydd. opening see 1. agoriad, 2. agoriadol, 3. agorfa. operate see gweithredu. operation see 1. goruchwyliaeth, 2. gweithrediad. opinion see 1. barn, 2. tyb, 3. meddwl, 4. argoeliad, 5. opiniwn. opportunity see 1. cyfle, 2. achlysur, 3. adeg, 4. arfod, 5. egwyl. oppose see gwrthwynebu. opposed see gwrthwynebol. opposing see cyferbyniol. opposite see 1. gyferbyn, 2. cyferbyn, 3. cyferbyniol, 4. gogyfer, 5. gwrthwyneb. opposition see 1. gwrthblaid, 2. cyfosodiad. oppress see 1. treisio, 2. llethu, 3. gorthrymu, 4. gormesu, 5. gorthrechu. oppressed see gorthrymedig.
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oppression see 1. gorthrech, 2. gorthrymder, 3. trais, 4. gorthrwm, 5. gormail, 6. trawster, 7. gorddwy, 8. gorddin, 9. gormes. oppressive see 1. gorthrymus, 2. trymllyd, 3. gormesol, 4. llethol, 5. trymaidd. oppressor see 1. treisiwr, 2. gorthrechwr, 3. gormeswr, 4. gormesydd. option see dewisiad. or see 1. neu, 2. ynteu. oracle see 1. cafell, 2. oracl. oracular see oraclaidd. oral see 1. geneuol, 2. llafar. orange see 1. oren, 2. oraens. oration see 1. araith, 2. arawd. orator see 1. areithydd, 2. areithiwr. oratory see 1. areithyddiaeth, 2. betws. orbit see 1. cylchdro, 2. trogylch, 3. chwyldro. orchard see perllan. orchestra see cerddorfa. ordain see 1. lluniaethu, 2. ordeinio, 3. urddo. order see 1. gorchymyn, 2. archeb, 3. trefnu, 4. urdd, 5. trefn, 6. cywair, 7. archebu, 8. hwylio, 9. lluniaethu. ordering see trefniad. orderliness see trefnusrwydd. orderly see trefnus. ordinance see 1. ordinhad, 2. ordeiniad. ordination see 1. ordeiniad, 2. urddiad. organ see 1. ermyg, 2. organ. organic see organaidd. organist see organydd. organization see 1. trefniadaeth, 2. trefniant. organize see trefnu. oriental see 1. dwyreiniol, 2. dwyreiniwr. orifice see 1. agorfa, 2. genau. origin see gwreiddyn. original see 1. cysefin, 2. gwreiddiol. originality see gwreiddioldeb. ornament see 1. addurniad, 2. addurno, 3. addurn. ornamental see addurnol. ornithologist see adarydd. ornithology see 1. adareg, 2. adariaeth, 3. adaryddiaeth. orphan see amddifad. orphanage see amddifaty. orthography see orgraff. ossify see asgwrneiddio. ostentation see rhodres. ostentatious see 1. rhodresgar, 2. rhwysgfawr. ostler see gwastrawd. ostrich see estrys. other see 1. arall, 2. gilydd, 3. llall. otter see dyfrgi. out see 1. allan, consider also 2. i maes. outcome see canlyniad.
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outer see allanol. outfall see arllwysfa. outlaw see herwr. outlet see arllwysfa. outline see 1. braslun, 2. amlinell, 3. amlinelliad, 4. amlinellu. outlive see goroesi. outpost see rhagorsaf. outpouring see tywalltiad. outrage see cyflafan. outrun see blaenu. outside see 1. allan, consider also 2. tu allan. outward see allanol. outweigh see gorbwyso. ovate see ofydd. oven see 1. ffwrn, 2. popty. over see 1. trosodd, 2. ar, 3. goruwch, 4. tra, 5. uwch, 6. rhy, 7. tros. overcome see 1. trechu, 2. gorchfygu. overfill see gorlenwi. overflowing see 1. cyforiog, 2. gorlifiad, 3. llifeiriol. overlie see llethu. overload see cruglwytho. overpower see 1. llethu, 2. trechu. overpowering see llethol. overrule see goruwchreoli. overrun see goresgyn. oversee see goruchwylio. overseer see goruchwyliwr. oversight see 1. amryfusedd, 2. goruchwyliaeth. overspread see gordoi. overtake see goddiweddyd. overthrow see dymchweliad. overture see agorawd. overturn see ymchwelyd. overwhelm see llethu. overwork see gorweithio. owe see dylu. owl see 1. tylluan, 2. cuan. own see 1. meddu, 2. priod, 3. perchenogi, 4. cyfaddef, 5. arddel, 6. addef, 7. piau. owner see perchen. ownership see perchenogaeth. ox see ych. oxygen see ócsigen. oyster see llymarch.
P pace see cerddediad. pacific see heddychol.
pacifier see heddychwr. pacify see heddychu. pack see 1. tocyn, 2. cnud, 3. pac, 4. pacio, 5. pwn, 6. sypio, 7. pynio, 8. swp. package see 1. pecyn, 2. sypyn. packet see 1. paced, 2. pecyn, 3. sypyn. pack-horse see pynfarch. pad see 1. pad, 2. padio. paddle see slotian. pagan see 1. paganaidd, 2. pagan, 3. cenhedlig. paganism see paganiaeth. page see 1. tudalen, 2. macwy. pageant see pasiant. pager see galwr. pail see 1. celwrn, 2. stwc, 3. crwc, 4. bwced, 5. cunnog. pain see 1. poen, 2. poeni, 3. aeth, 4. anaelau, 5. boloch, 6. cur, 7. gwayw. painful see poenus. painstaking see llafurus. paint see 1. peintio, 2. arlliwio, 3. arlunio, 4. coluro, 5. paent. painter see peintiwr. painting see 1. paentiad, 2. arlun, 3. arluniaeth. pair see cymharu. palace see 1. palas, 2. llys, 3. plas. palatial see plasaidd. pale see 1. gwelwi, 2. gwelw, 3. llwyd (grey), 4. cledren, 5. afliwiog, 6. palis. palish see llwydaidd. palladium see paladiwm. palm see 1. palmwydden, 2. tor, 3. palf, 4. cledr, 5. bos. palpitate see dychlamu. palsy see parlys. paltry see pitw. pamper see 1. anwesu, 2. maldodi, 3. moethi, 4. mwytho. pampered see 1. moethus, 2. mwythus, 3. anwesog, 4. moethlyd. pamphlet see 1. llyfryn, 2. pamffled. pan see padell. pancake see 1. crempog, 2. ffroisen. pancreas see cefndedyn. pane see cward. panegyric see 1. arwyrain, 2. molawd. panel see panel. pang see 1. artaith, 2. cnofa, 3. gloes, 4. gwayw, 5. pang, 6. pangfa. pant see 1. erthwch, 2. dyheu. pantry see bwtri. papacy see pabaeth. papal see pabaidd. paper see 1. papur, 2. papuro. paperer see papurwr.
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English - Welsh paperhanger see papurwr. papist see 1. pabydd, 2. pabyddol. parable see dameg. parabolic see damhegol. parabolical see damhegol. paradise see 1. paradwys, 2. gwynfa. paraffin see paraffin. paragraph see paragraff. parallel see 1. cyfochrog, 2. cyflin. parallelism see cyfochredd. paralysis see parlys. paralyze see 1. diffrwytho, 2. parlysu. paralyzed see diffrwyth. parapet see canllaw. paraphrase see 1. aralleiriad, 2. aralleirio. parasite see bolerwr. parcel see parsel. parch see crasu. parched see 1. crisbin, 2. sychedig, 3. cras. parchment see memrwn. pardon see 1. maddau, 2. maddeuant, 3. absolfen, 4. absolfeniad, 5. pardwn, 6. pardynu. pardoner see maddeuwr. pare see pilio. parenthesis see cromfach. parents see rhieni. parish see plwyf. park see parc. parliament see senedd. parliamentary see seneddol. parlor see parlwr. parochial see plwyfol. paroxysm see pwl. parse see gramadegu. parsley see persli. parsnip see panasen. parson see person. parsonage see 1. persondy, 2. personoliaeth. part see 1. rhan, 2. dryll, 3. ymwahanu, 4. ymrannu, 5. tu, 6. parthu, 7. parth, 8. darn, 9. cyfran, 10. bannod, 11. gwahanu. partake see cyfranogi. partaker see cyfranogwr. partial see pleidiol. participate see cyfranogi. participating see cyfrannog. particle see 1. as, 2. mymryn, 3. rhithyn, 4. affliw. particular see 1. manwl, 2. neilltuol, 3. penodol. particularize see manylu. partisan see 1. pleidgar, 2. pleidiwr. partisanship see pleidgarwch. partition see palis. partly see lled. partridge see petrisen.
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party see 1. parti, 2. plaid. pass see 1. bwlch, 2. treiddio, 3. pasio, 4. adwy, 5. estyn. passage see 1. mynedfa, 2. tramwyfa. passenger see teithiwr. passion see 1. dioddefaint, 2. angerdd, 3. nwyd, 4. annwyd (cold). passionate see angerddol. passive see goddefol. passover see Pasg. password see cyfrinair. past see 1. gorffennol, 2. heibio. paste see 1. pastio, 2. past. pastor see bugail. pastoral see bugeiliol. pastorate see bugeiliaeth. pasture see porfa. pasty see pastai. pat see pratio. patch see 1. clwt, 2. clytio, 3. llain. patched see clytiog. patchwork see clytwaith. pate see iad. patent see breintiedig. patented see breintiedig. paternal see tadol. paternity see tadogaeth. paternoster see pader. path see llwybr. patience see 1. amynedd, 2. dioddefgarwch, 3. ymaros. patient see 1. claf, 2. amyneddgar. patriarch see patriarch. patriarchal see patriarchaidd. patriarchate see patriarchaeth. patrimony see treftadaeth. patriot see gwladgarwr. patriotic see gwladgarol. patriotism see gwladgarwch. patron see 1. noddwr, 2. cwsmer. patronage see 1. nawdd, 2. nawddogaeth. patter see padera. pattern see 1. cynllun, 2. drych, 3. patrwm, 4. portread. paucity see drudaniaeth. paunch see 1. rhumen, 2. cest, 3. poten. pauper see tlotyn. pause see 1. pwyllo, 2. saib, 3. ymbwyllo. pave see palmantu. pavement see 1. palmant, 2. seri. pavilion see pafiliwn. paw see 1. palf, 2. pawen. pawn see gwystlo. pay see 1. talu, 2. pae.
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payer see talwr. payment see 1. taledigaeth, 2. taliad. pea see pysen. peace see 1. hedd, 2. heddwch, 3. tangnefedd. peaceable see heddychlon. peaceful see 1. heddychlon, 2. heddychol. peacemaker see 1. heddychwr, 2. tangnefeddwr. peacock see paun. peahen see peunes. peak see ban. pear see gellygen. pearl see perl. peasant see gwladwr. peat see 1. mawn, 2. mawnen, 3. mawnog. peck see pigo. peculiar see neilltuol. peculiarity see 1. neilltuolrwydd, 2. angerdd, 3. hynodrwydd. pedestrian see peddestr. pedigree see 1. ach, 2. gwehelyth, 3. llinach. peel see 1. plicio, 2. pilio, 3. cen, 4. caen, 5. croen (skin). peer see pendefig. peerage see pendefigaeth. peeress see pendefiges. peerless see dihafal. peevish see 1. gwenwynllyd, 2. swnllyd, 3. blin, 4. anynad, 5. anniddig. peevishness see anniddigrwydd. peewit see cornicyll. peg see 1. ebill, 2. peg, 3. pegio. pellicle see rhuchen. pellucid see tryloyw. pelt see lluchio. pen see 1. ysgrifell, 2. ysgrifbin, 3. corlan, 4. cytio, 5. pin. penal see cosbol. penalty see 1. camgwl, 2. cosb. penance see penyd. pencil see 1. pwyntil, 2. pensil. pendulum see pendil. penetrate see treiddio. penetrating see 1. treiddgar, 2. treiddiol. penetration see treiddgarwch. peninsula see gorynys. peninsular see gorynysol. penitence see edifeirwch. penitent see edifar. penny see ceiniog. pension see pensiwn. pensioner see pensiynwr. pensive see athrist. pentagon see pumongl. people see 1. pobl, 2. gwerin, 3. poblogi. pepper see pupur.
peradventure see 1. ysgatfydd, 2. feallai, 3. odid. perambulate see ymrodio. perceive see canfod. perceptible see 1. canfyddadwy, 2. gweladwy. perception see canfyddiad. perch see 1. esgynbren, 2. clwydo. perchance see odid. perdition see 1. colledigaeth, 2. difancoll, 3. difant. perfect see 1. perffaith, 2. anhyfreg, 3. cyfallwy, 4. diwall, 5. perffeithio. perfecter see perffeithydd. perfection see perffeithrwydd. perforate see tyllu. perform see 1. cyflawni, 2. cywiro. performance see 1. cyflawniad, 2. perfformiad. perfume see 1. perarogli, 2. arogl, 3. perarogl. perhaps see 1. ysgatfydd, 2. hwyrach, 3. feallai, 4. atfydd. peril see 1. enbydrwydd, 2. perygl. perilous see peryglus. perimeter see amfesur. period see 1. cyfnod, 2. atalnod, 3. cyfadran. periodic see cyfnodol. periodical see 1. cyfnodolyn, 2. cyfnodol. periphrastic see cwmpasog. perish see 1. darfod, 2. colli (lose), 3. trengi. perishable see 1. darfodedig, 2. colladwy. periwinkle see gwichiad. perjurer see anudonwr. perjury see 1. anudon, 2. anudonedd, 3. anudoniaeth. permeable see athraidd. permissive see caniataol. permit see 1. goddef, 2. cenhadu. permutation see amnewidiad. permute see amnewid. perpetual see 1. bythol, 2. gwastadol, 3. oesol. perpetuate see bytholi. perplex see drysu. perplexing see 1. dryslyd, 2. dyrys. perplexity see 1. penbleth, 2. dryswch, 3. aneliad. persecute see erlid. persecution see 1. erledigaeth, 2. erlid. persecutor see erlidiwr. person see 1. dyn, 2. person. personal see personol. personality see personoliaeth. personify see personoli. perspiration see chwys. perspire see chwysu. persuade see 1. cymell, 2. darbwyllo, 3. perswadio. pert see pert. pertain see perthyn. perverse see 1. trofaus, 2. traws, 3. gwyrdraws, 4. afrywiog.
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English - Welsh perverseness see gwyrni. perversion see gwyrdro. pervert see gwyrdroi. pestilence see 1. haint, 2. pla. pet see 1. llywaeth, 2. swci, 3. maldodi, 4. babanu, 5. mwytho. petal see petal. petition see 1. arch, 2. deiseb, 3. deisebu, 4. deisyfiad, 5. erfyniad. petitioner see 1. deisebwr, 2. deisebydd. petrify see caregu. petrol see petrol. petticoat see pais. petty see 1. crach, 2. pitw. petulant see anynad. pew see 1. eisteddle, 2. sedd. pewter see piwter. phantasm see lledrith. phantom see drychiolaeth. pharisaic see Phariseaidd. pharisaical see Phariseaidd. pharmacist see fferyllydd. pharmacy see 1. fferyllfa, 2. fferylliaeth. pharynx see sefnig. pheasant see ffesant. philistine see Philistiad. philistinism see Philistiaeth. philological see ieithyddol. philologist see ieithegydd. philology see 1. ieitheg, 2. ieithyddiaeth. philosopher see 1. anianydd, 2. athronydd. philosophical see athronyddol. philosophize see athronyddu. philosophy see 1. athroniaeth, 2. philosophi. phlegm see 1. crachboer, 2. cornboer. phonetic see seinyddol. phonetics see seineg. phonology see seinyddiaeth. phosphorus see ffósfforws. phrase see geirio. phraseology see geiriad. physic see ffisig. physical see 1. anianyddol, 2. corfforol. physician see meddyg. physicist see 1. anianydd, 2. ffisegwr. physics see 1. ffiseg, 2. anianaeth. physiology see 1. anianaeth, 2. anianeg. piano see piano. pick see 1. pigo, 2. dichlyn, 3. dethol, 4. dewis. pickaxe see caib. picker see ceibiwr. picket see picedu. pickings see pigion. picnic see 1. picnic, 2. gwigwyl.
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pictorial see darluniadol. picture see 1. llun, 2. darlun, 3. darlunio, 4. pictiwr. pie see pastai. piece see 1. darn, 2. dryll, 3. yfflyn, 4. pisyn, 5. llain, 6. clytio, 7. cetyn, 8. cat, 9. dernyn, 10. rhan, 11. asio. pied see brith. pierce see 1. Pyrs, 2. tyllu, 3. trywanu, 4. gwanu, 5. treiddio, 6. trychu. piety see 1. duwioldeb, 2. duwiolfrydedd. pig see mochyn. pigeon see colomen. piggish see mochynnaidd. pike see penhwyad. pile see 1. pentyrru, 2. pentwr, 3. ysgafnu, 4. cruglwyth, 5. pawl, 6. crug, 7. cledr, 8. blewyn, 9. cedyn. pilfer see 1. chwiwladrata, 2. chwiwbigo, 3. chwilenna. pilferer see chwiwleidr. pilfering see lladronllyd. pilgrim see 1. pererin, 2. pererinol. pilgrimage see pererindod. pill see 1. pilsen, 2. pelen. pillar see 1. piler, 2. post, 3. colofn. pillow see 1. gobennydd, 2. clustog. pilot see awyrennwr. pimple see 1. ploryn, 2. tosyn. pin see pin. pinafore see brat. pincers see gefel. pinch see pinsio. pine see 1. cryddu, 2. curio, 3. dihoeni, 4. dyddfu, 5. nychu. pink see 1. pinc, 2. pincio. pinnacle see pinacl. pint see peint. pioneer see 1. arloeswr, 2. arloesydd, 3. arloesi. pious see 1. crefyddol, 2. duwiol, 3. duwiolfrydig. pipe see 1. pib, 2. pibo, 3. pibell, 4. cetyn, 5. cat, 6. corn, 7. peipen. piper see pibydd. piss see piso. pistol see 1. llawddryll, 2. pistol. pit see 1. pwll (pool), 2. pydew, 3. ceubwll, 4. pyllu. pitch see 1. pyg, 2. pygu, 3. traw, 4. bwrw, 5. gosod, 6. gradd, 7. mesur. pitcher see 1. piser, 2. baeol, 3. cawg. pitchfork see picfforch. pith see 1. bywyn, 2. mwyd. pitiless see annhosturiol. pity see 1. piti, 2. trueni, 3. tosturi, 4. gresynu, 5. gresyn, 6. tosturio. pivot see 1. colyn, 2. pegwn. placard see murlen.
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place see 1. lle, 2. llecyn, 3. mangre, 4. man, 5. cyfle, 6. dodi, 7. cyfleu, 8. gosod. placidity see diddigrwydd. plague see 1. crugo, 2. pla, 3. plag, 4. plagio. plaice see lleden. plaid see plod. plain see 1. amlwg, 2. rhos, 3. croyw, 4. diaddurn, 5. eglur, 6. gwastadedd, 7. gwastatir, 8. maestir, 9. plaen. plaint see 1. cwyn, 2. achwyn. plaintiff see 1. achwynwr, 2. hawlydd. plaintive see 1. cwynfanus, 2. dolefus, 3. lleddf. plait see 1. plethu, 2. eilio, 3. pleth. plan see 1. cynllun, 2. cynllunio, 3. ystofi, 4. arfaethu, 5. plan, 6. planio. plane see 1. arwyneb, 2. llyfnhau, 3. plaenio, 4. plaen, 5. canwyr, 6. cannwyr, 7. lefel, 8. awyren, 9. gwastad. planet see planed. plank see 1. astell, 2. estyllen, 3. planc. planner see cynllunydd. plant see 1. plannu, 2. planhigyn, 3. offeryn, 4. ffatri, 5. llysieuyn. plantation see 1. planfa, 2. planhigfa. planter see plannwr. plaster see 1. plastro, 2. plastr, 3. calchiad, 4. cymrwd, 5. dwbio. plasterer see plastrwr. platform see 1. llwyfan, 2. areithfa, 3. banllawr, 4. esgynlawr. plating see golchiad. play see 1. chwarae, 2. canu (sing), 3. pyncio. player see chwaraewr. playful see 1. cellweirus, 2. chwaraegar, 3. chwareus. playhouse see chwaraedy. plaything see tegan. plea see 1. dadl, 2. ple. plead see 1. dadlau, 2. eiriol, 3. pledio. pleasant see 1. hyfryd, 2. serchus, 3. dymunol, 4. clyfar, 5. siriol, 6. pleserus, 7. diddan, 8. chweg, 9. arab, 10. difyr. please see 1. boddio, 2. plesio, 3. boddhau. pleased see 1. diddig, 2. boddhaus. pleasing see boddhaol. pleasurable see pleserus. pleasure see 1. hyfrydwch, 2. pleser, 3. mwyniant, 4. menwyd, 5. dywenydd, 6. boddhad, 7. bodd, 8. mwynhad. pleat see pletio. pleated see pletiog. pledge see 1. cred, 2. gwystlo, 3. gwystl, 4. cyngwystl, 5. arfoll, 6. ardystio, 7. ardystiad, 8. adnau, 9. arwystlo. plentiful see dibrin.
plenty see 1. digon (enough), 2. digonedd, 3. gwala, 4. ablwch, 5. abledd. pleurisy see eisglwyf. pliable see hyblyg. pliancy see 1. hyblygrwydd, 2. ystwythder. pliant see 1. hyblyg, 2. ystwyth. plight see sut (how). plod see llafurio. plot see 1. bradfwriadu, 2. plot, 3. brad, 4. cynllwyn, 5. cynllun, 6. ystofiad. plover see cornicyll. plow see 1. aradr, 2. arddu, 3. aredig, 4. atgor. plowman see 1. aradrwr, 2. arddwr, 3. trowr. plowshare see swch. pluck see 1. plycio, 2. cip, 3. cnith, 4. plicio, 5. pluo, 6. plwc. plug see 1. topyn, 2. topio, 3. plwg, 4. plygio. plum see eirinen. plumb see plymio. plumber see plymydd. plummet see plymen. plump see 1. tew, 2. gweddgar, 3. llyfndew. plunder see 1. ysbail, 2. ysbeilio, 3. ysglyfaethu, 4. anrheithio. plunge see 1. trochfa, 2. trochi. plural see lluosog. pluralist see amlblwyfydd. plutonium see plwtoniwm. pneumonia see niwmonia. poach see herwhela. pocket see 1. poced, 2. llogell, 3. pocedu. pod see 1. cib, 2. masgl, 3. plisgyn. poem see 1. caniad, 2. cerdd. poesy see awenyddiaeth. poet see 1. bardd, 2. prydydd, 3. awenydd. poetess see 1. awenyddes, 2. prydyddes. poetic see 1. barddol, 2. barddonol. poetical see 1. prydyddol, 2. awenyddol, 3. barddonol. poetics see barddas. poetize see 1. awenyddu, 2. barddoni, 3. prydyddu. poetry see 1. barddoniaeth, 2. barddwawd, 3. cerdd, 4. barddas, 5. awenyddiaeth, 6. prydyddiaeth. poignant see aethus. point see 1. pwynt, 2. cyfeirio, 3. pwyntio, 4. pwnc, 5. pig, 6. blaen, 7. trwyn (nose), 8. atalnodi, 9. atalnod, 10. blaenu, 11. blaenllymu. pointer see cyfeiriad. poison see 1. gwenwyn, 2. gwenwyno. poke see 1. pwt, 2. proc, 3. procio. poker see procer. polar see pegynol. pole see 1. polyn, 2. cledr, 3. cledren, 4. pawl, 5. pegwn, 6. trostan. polecat see ffwlbart.
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English - Welsh polemical see dadleuol. police see heddlu. policeman see 1. heddgeidwad, 2. plismon, 3. heddwas. policy see polisi. polish see 1. caboli, 2. gloywi, 3. llathru. polite see 1. llysaidd, 2. moesgar. politeness see moesgarwch. political see 1. gwleidyddol, 2. gwladwriaethol, 3. gwleidiadol. politician see 1. gwleidydd, 2. gwleidyddwr. politics see 1. gwleidyddiaeth, 2. gwleidiadaeth. polity see ffurflywodraeth. pollen see paill. pollute see 1. llygru, 2. halogi. polluted see aflan. polluter see halogwr. pollution see 1. aflendid, 2. halogrwydd. polymorphic see amlffurf. polytheism see amldduwiaeth. pomegranate see pomgranad. pomp see 1. rhwysg, 2. gwychder, 3. rhialtwch. pompous see rhwysgfawr. pond see 1. pwll (pool), 2. llyn (lake). pony see 1. merlen, 2. merlyn. pool see 1. pwll, 2. llyn (lake), 3. cronfa, 4. cydrannu. poor see 1. tlawd, 2. gwantan, 3. salw, 4. gwael, 5. llwm. poorhouse see tloty. poorly see 1. cwla, 2. gwael. poorness see saldra. pope see pab. popery see pabyddiaeth. popish see pabaidd. poplar see 1. poplysen, 2. aethnen. poppy see pabi. popular see poblogaidd. popularity see poblogrwydd. popularize see poblogeiddio. populate see poblogi. population see poblogaeth. populous see poblog. porch see 1. porth, 2. cyntedd. porcupine see ballasg. pore see chwystwll. porker see mochyn (pig). porpoise see llamhidydd. porridge see uwd. port see 1. porthladd, 2. cludo, 3. porth. portable see cludadwy. portal see porth. portend see 1. argoeli, 2. rhagarwyddo. porter see 1. porthor, 2. cludwr, 3. cludydd, 4. drysor.
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portion see 1. cyfran, 2. rhan, 3. dogn, 4. cwtws, 5. cynhysgaeth. portrait see arlun. portraiture see arluniaeth. portray see 1. portreadu, 2. arlunio, 3. darlunio, 4. delweddu. portrayal see 1. darluniad, 2. portread. pose see ystumio. position see 1. safle, 2. sefyllfa. positive see pendant. positiveness see pendantrwydd. possess see 1. perchenogi, 2. piau, 3. meddiannu, 4. meddu. possession see 1. meddiant, 2. elw. possessive see meddiannol. possibility see posibilrwydd. possible see dichonadwy. post see 1. post, 2. stwffwl, 3. postio, 4. pill, 5. gosod, 6. cledr, 7. safle, 8. swydd, 9. llythyrfa. postage see llythyrdoll. poster see murlen. posterity see 1. hil, 2. hiliogaeth. postpone see 1. addoedi, 2. oedi, 3. gohirio. postponement see gohiriad. posture see ystum. posy see pwysi. pot see 1. crochan, 2. potio, 3. baeol, 4. pot, 5. potyn. potato see 1. taten, 2. pytaten, 3. cloronen. potential see potensial. pottage see 1. potes, 2. sew. potter see crochenydd. pouch see 1. cwd, 2. cod. poultry see dofednod. pound see 1. punt, 2. pwys, 3. ffald, 4. malurio, 5. pwyo. pour see 1. rhaeadru, 2. tywallt, 3. gwehynnu, 4. dylifo. pout see 1. pwdu, 2. monni. poverty see tlodi. powder see 1. llwch, 2. powdr, 3. pylor, 4. ulw. power see 1. grym, 2. nerth, 3. cyfoeth, 4. gallu. powerful see 1. cyfoethog, 2. galluog, 3. grymus, 4. hydr, 5. nerthol, 6. pwerus. pox see brech. practicable see dichonadwy. practice see 1. arferiad, 2. ymarfer, 3. arfer, 4. ymarferiad. prairie see paith. praise see 1. clod, 2. moliant, 3. clodfori, 4. canmol, 5. arwyrain, 6. arawd, 7. mawl, 8. canmoliaeth. praiseworthy see 1. canmoladwy, 2. ceinmyg, 3. clodwiw. prance see 1. prancio, 2. carlam, 3. carlamu. prank see pranc. prate see cega.
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prattler see brebwl. prawn see corgimwch. pray see 1. eidduno, 2. eiriol, 3. erchi, 4. erfyn. prayer see 1. gweddi, 2. arawd, 3. erfyniad. prayerful see gweddigar. preach see pregethu. preacher see pregethwr. precede see 1. blaenori, 2. blaenu, 3. rhagflaenu. precedence see 1. blaen, 2. blaenoriaeth. precious see 1. gwerthfawr, 2. mindlws, 3. drud. preciousness see gwerthfawredd. precipice see 1. clog, 2. clogwyn, 3. dibyn. precipitous see 1. clogwynog, 2. serth. precise see manwl. precision see 1. manylwch, 2. manylrwydd. precursor see rhagflaenydd. predecessor see rhagflaenydd. predestinate see rhaglunio. predestination see rhagarfaethiad. predestine see 1. rhagarfaethu, 2. rhaglunio. predetermine see rhagderfynu. prediction see darogan. preface see 1. rhaglith, 2. rhagymadrodd, 3. rhagdraeth. prefect see rhaglaw. prefecture see rhaglawiaeth. preference see blaenoriaeth. prefix see 1. arddodi, 2. blaenddodi, 3. blaenddodiad, 4. rhagddodiad. pregnant see 1. braisg, 2. beichiog. prejudice see rhagfarn. prejudiced see rhagfarnllyd. prelacy see preladiaeth. prelate see prelad. premature see 1. annhymig, 2. cynamserol. premeditate see rhagfyfyrio. premium see premiwm. preparation see 1. arlwy, 2. paratoad, 3. darpar, 4. darpariaeth. preparatory see rhagbaratoawl. prepare see 1. paratoi, 2. arlwyo, 3. cyweirio, 4. darbod, 5. hwylio. prepared see parod (ready). prepay see blaendalu. prepayment see blaendal. preposition see arddodiad. presbyter see henuriad. presbyterian see 1. Henaduriad, 2. Henadurol. presbyterianism see Henaduriaeth. presbytery see henuriaeth. prescience see rhagwelediad. presence see 1. gwyddfod, 2. presenoldeb. present see 1. anrheg, 2. presennol, 3. rhodd, 4. anrhegu, 5. cyflwyno, 6. present. presentation see cyflwyniad.
presently see toc. preserve see cadw. preside see llywyddu. presidency see 1. arlywyddiaeth, 2. llywyddiaeth. president see 1. arlywydd, 2. llywydd. presidential see llywyddol. press see 1. gwasgu, 2. pwyso, 3. gwasg, 4. cymell, 5. gwryf. pressure see 1. pwys, 2. pwysedd, 3. sang. presume see 1. beiddio, 2. rhyfygu. presumption see 1. trahauster, 2. rhyfyg, 3. traha. presumptuous see rhyfygus. pretend see 1. cogio, 2. ffuantu, 3. honni, 4. ymhonni, consider also 5. cymryd arno. pretender see ymhonnwr. pretext see esgus. prettiness see tlysni. pretty see 1. pert, 2. tlws, 3. clws, 4. del. prevent see 1. atal, 2. rhwystro. prevention see 1. atalfa, 2. ataliad, 3. ataliaeth. preventive see ataliol. prey see 1. anrheithio, 2. caffaeliad, 3. ysglyfaeth, 4. anrhaith. price see 1. pris, 2. prid, 3. prisio, 4. Prys. priceless see amhrisiadwy. prick see 1. pigo, 2. pigiad. pricker see draen. prickle see 1. draen, 2. pigyn. prickly see pigog. pride see 1. balchder, 2. gorfynt. priest see 1. offeiriad, 2. periglor. priesthood see offeiriadaeth. primate see primas. prime see 1. anterth, 2. prif, 3. cyntefig. primitive see cyntefig. primordial see cysefin. primrose see briallen. prince see 1. tywysog, 2. pendefig. princely see tywysogaidd. princess see tywysoges. principal see 1. pennaf, 2. prif, 3. prifathro. principality see tywysogaeth. principle see egwyddor. print see 1. argraff, 2. argraffu, 3. print, 4. printio. printed see argraffedig. printer see 1. printiwr, 2. argraffwr, 3. argraffydd. prior see prior. priority see 1. blaen, 2. blaenoriaeth. priory see priordy. prison see carchar. prisoner see 1. carcharor, 2. carcharores. privacy see neilltuaeth. private see 1. preifat, 2. cyfrinachol. privation see 1. amddifadrwydd, 2. amddifedi.
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English - Welsh privilege see 1. braint, 2. breinio, 3. breintio, 4. rhagorfraint. privileged see breiniol. prize see 1. prisio, 2. gwobrwy, 3. gwobr, 4. camp. probability see tebygolrwydd. probable see tebygol. problem see 1. dyrysbwnc, 2. problem. procedure see trefniadaeth. proceed see 1. hanu, 2. deillio. process see 1. goruchwyliaeth, 2. gorymdeithio. procession see gorymdaith. prod see pwt. prodigal see afradlon. prodigality see 1. afradlonedd, 2. wtres. prodigious see aruthrol. produce see 1. cynhyrchu, 2. cynnyrch. product see cynnyrch. productive see 1. cnydfawr, 2. cnydiog, 3. cynhyrchiol. profane see 1. halogi, 2. rheglyd. profess see 1. honni, 2. proffesu. profession see proffes. professional see proffesiynol. professor see 1. proffeswr, 2. athro. professorial see proffeswrol. proficiency see cymhendod. profit see 1. elw, 2. ennill, 3. proffid, 4. proffidio, 5. lles, 6. buddio, 7. budd, 8. mael, 9. elwa. profitable see 1. buddiol, 2. llesol, 3. proffidiol. profitableness see buddioldeb. profound see dwfn. prognosticate see brudio. program see rhaglen. programme see rhaglen. progress see 1. cynnydd, 2. taith. prohibit see gwahardd. prohibition see gwaharddiad. project see prosiect. prolific see epilgar. prolix see 1. anghryno, 2. amleiriog. prolong see estyn. prolongation see estyniad. promenade see rhodfa. prominence see 1. amlygrwydd, 2. arbenigrwydd. prominent see 1. amlwg, 2. blaenllaw. promise see addewid. promiser see addawydd. promising see addawol. promote see hyrwyddo. promoter see hyrwyddwr. promotion see dyrchafiad. prompt see 1. brau, 2. parod (ready). promulgate see cyhoeddi. pronoun see rhagenw.
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pronounce see 1. swnio, 2. cynanu. pronunciation see cynaniad. prop see 1. annel, 2. atecbost, 3. ateg, 4. ategu. proper see 1. priod, 2. priodol, 3. gweddus, 4. cymwys, 5. cymesur, 6. addas. property see eiddo. prophecy see 1. proffwydoliaeth, 2. armes. prophesy see proffwydo. prophet see proffwyd. prophetess see proffwydes. prophetic see proffwydol. propitiate see dyhuddo. propitiation see 1. dadolwch, 2. dyhuddiant. propitiatory see cymodol. proportion see 1. cyfartaledd, 2. cyfartalu, 3. cymesuredd. proportionate see 1. cyfatebol, 2. cymesur, 3. cymesurol. proposal see cynigiad. propose see cynnig. proposer see 1. cynigiwr, 2. cynigydd. proposition see gosodiad. propriety see priodoldeb. prorogation see addoediad. prorogue see addoedi. prosaic see rhyddieithol. prose see 1. rhyddiaith, 2. rhyddieithol. prosecute see erlyn. prosecution see erlyniad. prosecutor see erlynydd. prospect see rhagolwg. prosper see 1. ffynnu, 2. llwyddo, 3. tycio. prosperity see 1. ffyniant, 2. hawddfyd. prosperous see 1. llewyrchus, 2. llwyddiannus, 3. hylwydd, 4. rhwydd. prostitute see putain. prostitution see puteindra. protect see 1. achlesu, 2. amddiffyn, 3. noddi. protection see 1. achles, 2. nodded, 3. nawddogaeth, 4. amddiffyniad, 5. ardwy, 6. nawdd. protectionism see diffyndollaeth. protectionist see diffyndollwr. protector see 1. arwaesaf, 2. noddwr, 3. amddiffynnydd, 4. amddiffynnwr, 5. achlesydd. protest see 1. gwrthdystio, 2. gwrthdystiad. protrude see aelio. proud see 1. balch, 2. gorfynt, 3. penuchel, 4. syberw. prove see profi. provender see 1. ebran, 2. gogor. proverb see dihareb. provide see 1. arlwyo, 2. darbod, 3. darparu. providence see 1. rhagluniaeth, 2. darbodaeth. provident see darbodus. providential see rhagluniaethol.
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provider see darparwr. province see talaith. provincial see taleithiol. provision see 1. arlwy, 2. cyfarpar, 3. darbod, 4. darpar, 5. darpariaeth. provoke see 1. profocio, 2. cythruddo, 3. cyffroi. prowl see herwa. proximity see agosrwydd. prude see mursen. prudent see pwyllog. prudery see mursendod. prudish see mursennaidd. prune see 1. tocio, 2. ysgythru. pry see 1. chwilenna, 2. chwilota. psalm see salm. psalmist see salmydd. psalmody see caniadaeth. psalter see sallwyr. psaltery see nabl. pseudonym see ffugenw. psychiatrist see seiciatrydd. psychological see seicolegol. psychologist see eneidegydd. psychology see 1. seicoleg, 2. eneideg, 3. meddyleg. pub see tafarn. public see 1. cyhoeddus, 2. coedd, 3. cyhoedd. publican see 1. tafarnwr, 2. publican. publication see cyhoeddiad. publicity see cyhoeddusrwydd. publish see cyhoeddi. publisher see cyhoeddwr. pucker see 1. crebachu, 2. crychu. puckered see crychlyd. pudding see 1. pwdin, 2. poten. puddle see corbwll. puerile see plentynnaidd. puff see 1. chwa, 2. peuo, 3. piff, 4. pwff. pugilistic see cecrus. pugnacious see ymladdgar. pull see 1. tynnu, 2. tyniad, 3. tynfa. pullet see cywen. pulp see mwyd. pulpit see 1. areithfa, 2. pulpud. pulse see curiad. pumpkin see pompiwn. punch see 1. pwns, 2. pwnsio, 3. dyrnodio, 4. dyrnod. punctual see prydlon. punctuality see prydlondeb. punctuate see atalnodi. punctuation see 1. atalnodiad, 2. atalnodiaeth. punish see cosbi. punishable see cosbadwy. punishment see 1. cosb, 2. cosbedigaeth, 3. penyd.
punitive see cosbol. puny see 1. pitw, 2. tila. pupil see disgybl. puppet see pyped. puppy see colwyn. purblind see cibddall. purchase see 1. prynu (buy), 2. pwrcas, 3. pryniad, 4. pwrcasu. pure see 1. pur, 2. anllygredig, 3. dihalog, 4. diledryw. purgatory see purdan. purge see 1. ysgothi, 2. carthu, 3. gweithio. purging see glanhaol. purification see 1. puredigaeth, 2. glanhad. purifier see purwr. purify see 1. glanhau, 2. puro. puritan see 1. Piwritan, 2. piwritanaidd. puritanical see piwritanaidd. purity see 1. puredd, 2. anllygredigaeth, 3. purdeb. purple see 1. porffor, 2. glasgoch. purpose see 1. bwriad, 2. arfaethu, 3. pwrpasu, 4. pwrpas, 5. perwyl, 6. goddau, 7. diben, 8. bwriadu, 9. arfeddyd, 10. arfaeth, 11. annel, 12. amcanu, 13. amcan, 14. arofun. purr see grwnan. purring see crwth. purse see 1. amner, 2. balleg, 3. pwrs. pursue see 1. canlyn, 2. dilyn, 3. erlyn, 4. ymlid. pursuer see ymlidiwr. purulent see 1. crawnllyd, 2. llinorog. purveyance see arlwyaeth. pus see crawn. push see 1. gwthio, 2. hwp, 3. cilgwthio, 4. gwth, 5. hergwd, 6. hwb. pusher see gwthiwr. pushing see ymwthgar. puss see titw. pussy see 1. titw, 2. pwsyn, 3. sgiatan. put see 1. dodi, 2. gosod, 3. rhoi. putative see tybiedig. putrefaction see pydrni. putrefy see 1. pydru, 2. madru. putrid see 1. pwdr, 2. pydredig. putridity see pydredd. putty see pwti. puzzle see pos. pygmy see 1. corrach, 2. coraches. pyramid see bera.
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Q quack see 1. crachfeddyg, 2. cwac. quadruped see pedwarcarnol. quagmire see 1. mign, 2. mignen. quail see sofliar. quaint see 1. tlws, 2. pert. quake see 1. siglo, 2. crynu. qualify see ansoddi. quality see 1. cynneddf, 2. naws, 3. ansawdd. qualm see gloes. quandary see penbleth. quantity see 1. maint, 2. twysged. quarrel see 1. ffraeo, 2. cweryl, 3. ymgecru, 4. ymrafael, 5. cweryla, 6. cynhennu, 7. ffrae. quarreler see cwerylwr. quarrelsome see 1. ffraegar, 2. ymrafaelgar, 3. cynhennus, 4. cwerylgar, 5. cecrus. quarry see 1. cloddfa, 2. cloddio, 3. cwar, 4. chwarel. quarryman see 1. chwarelwr, 2. creigiwr. quart see chwart. quarter see 1. ban, 2. chwarter, 3. chwarteru, 4. cwarter, 5. cwr, 6. man, 7. trugaredd. quarterly see chwarterol. quarto see pedwarplyg. quartz see cwarts. quaver see 1. cwafr, 2. cwafrio, 3. telori. quavering see crych. quay see cei. queen see 1. brenhines, 2. banon. queer see rhyfedd. quell see gostegu. quencher see 1. diffoddydd, 2. diffoddwr. quenching see diffoddiad. quern see breuan. querulous see 1. ceintachlyd, 2. cwynfanllyd, 3. swnllyd. query see 1. gofyniad, 2. holi, 3. holiad. quest see ymchwil. question see 1. cwestiwn, 2. holiad, 3. holi, 4. pwnc, 5. cwestiynu, 6. gofyniad. queue see 1. cwt (tail), 2. ciw, 3. rhes. quibble see geirddadl. quick see 1. cyflym (fast), 2. buan, 3. chwim, 4. clau, 5. cuall, 6. byw (live), 7. ebrwydd, 8. esgud. quicken see bywhau. quicker see cynt. quiet see 1. tawel, 2. llonyddwch, 3. llonyddu, 4. llonydd, 5. heddwch, 6. distewi, 7. distawrwydd, 8. arafu, 9. tawelwch, 10. distaw, 11. tawelu.
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quietness see llonyddwch. quilt see cwilt. quite see 1. eithaf, 2. hollol, 3. llawn (full), 4. reit. quiz see cwis. quota see cwota. quotation see dyfyniad. quote see dyfynnu. quotidian see beunyddiol.
R rabbi see rabbi. rabbinical see rabbiniaidd. rabbit see cwningen. rabble see 1. ciwed, 2. gwerinos. rabid see cynddeiriog. rabies see cynddaredd. race see 1. ras, 2. gyrfa, 3. hil, 4. rhedegfa, 5. rhedfa, 6. cenedl, 7. rasio. racecourse see rhedegfa. racehorse see rhedegfarch. rack see 1. arteithio, 2. rhestl, 3. dirdynnu, 4. arteithglwyd, 5. clwyd. racking see arteithiol. radiance see llewyrch. radiant see pefr. radiate see 1. pefrio, 2. pelydru. radical see 1. rhyddfrydwr, 2. radical, 3. gwreiddiol. radio see radio. radish see rhuddygl. rag see 1. carp, 2. brat, 3. cadach, 4. cerpyn, 5. clwt, 6. pilyn. rage see 1. cynddaredd, 2. ymgynddeiriogi, 3. terfysgu, 4. gwylltineb, 5. cynddeiriogrwydd, 6. ffromi. ragged see 1. bratiog, 2. carpiog, 3. clytiog, 4. llarpiog. raid see 1. herw, 2. herwa. raider see herwr. rail see 1. cledr, 2. cledren. railing see canllaw. railway see 1. rheilffordd, 2. cledrffordd. rain see 1. glaw, 2. glawio, 3. adlaw. rainbow see 1. enfys, consider also 2. bwa'r arch. rainy see 1. gwlybyrog, 2. glawog. raise see dyrchafu. raiser see codwr. raisin see rhesin. rake see 1. cribin, 2. rhaca, 3. rhacanu, 4. cribinio. ram see 1. maharen, 2. hwrdd. ramify see 1. canghennu, 2. ceincio. rampart see 1. gwrthglawdd, 2. rhagfur.
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range see 1. cyfleu, 2. stof, 3. rhestru, 4. gwastatir, 5. cylch, 6. crwydro, 7. amrywiaeth, 8. amrediad, 9. ffwrn. rank see 1. mws, 2. rhonc, 3. rhes, 4. urdd, 5. rheng, 6. gradd, 7. bras, 8. noeth, 9. gwyllt. ransom see pridwerth. ransomed see gwaredigion. rapacious see 1. rheibus, 2. ysglyfaethus. rapacity see rhaib. rape see treisio. rapid see 1. chwyrn, 2. cyflym (fast, quick), 3. gwyllt, 4. buan. rapidity see chwyrndra. rapist see treisiwr. rare see 1. anghyffredin, 2. anfynych, 3. anaml, 4. amheuthun, 5. prin. rarefied see tenau. rarely see anaml. rarity see amheuthun. rascal see 1. cnaf, 2. gwalch, 3. cono, 4. cidwm, 5. cenau, 6. bredych, 7. delff. rascally see cnafaidd. rash see 1. ynfyd, 2. anystyriol, 3. byrbwyll, 4. chwidr, 5. cuall, 6. ehud. rashness see 1. ehudrwydd, 2. anystyriaeth. rasp see 1. rhathell, 2. rhathu. raspberry see 1. afanen, 2. mafonen. rat see 1. llygota, consider also 2. llygoden fawr. rate see 1. cyfradd, 2. treth, 3. ardreth, 4. cyfartaledd. rates see taloedd. rather see 1. braidd, 2. go, 3. hytrach, 4. lled, 5. pur. ration see dogni. rational see 1. call, 2. rhesymol. rationalism see rhesymoliaeth. rationalist see rhesymolwr. ratter see 1. llygotwr, 2. llygotwraig. rattle see rhuglo. raucous see cryglyd. ravage see 1. rheibio, 2. difrodi. rave see 1. ynfydu, 2. ymgynddeiriogi, 3. gorffwyllo, 4. gwallgofi. raven see 1. cigfran, 2. rheibio. ravine see 1. ceunant, 2. hafn, 3. nant. ravish see 1. rheibio, 2. treisio. raw see 1. amrwd, 2. crai, 3. cri, 4. ir, 5. llymrig, 6. noeth. ray see 1. pelydr, 2. pelydryn, 3. paladr. razor see ellyn. reach see 1. cyrraedd, 2. estyn, 3. ymestyn. reachable see cyraeddadwy. reaction see 1. adwaith, 2. adweithiad. reactive see adweithiol. reactor see adweithydd. read see darllen. readable see darllenadwy.
reader see 1. darllenydd, 2. darllenwr. readiness see parodrwydd. reading see darlleniad. ready see 1. parod, 2. mwth. reagent see adweithydd. real see 1. sylweddol, 2. gwirioneddol. reality see 1. sylwedd, 2. gwirionedd. realization see sylweddoliad. realize see sylweddoli. realm see teyrnas. reanimate see 1. adfywhau, 2. dadeni. reap see medi. reaper see 1. crymanwr, 2. medelwr. rear see 1. magu, 2. meithrin. rearm see adarfogi. reason see 1. rheswm, 2. rhesymu, 3. ymresymu, 4. achlysur, 5. adlo. reasonable see rhesymol. reasonableness see rhesymoldeb. reasoner see ymresymwr. reasoning see ymresymiad. reassemble see atgynnull. rebel see 1. gwrthryfela, 2. gwrthryfelwr. rebellion see gwrthryfel. rebellious see gwrthryfelgar. rebirth see 1. adenedigaeth, 2. dadeni, 3. ailenedigaeth. rebound see 1. adlam, 2. adlamu, 3. adleisio, 4. adnaid. rebuke see 1. sen, 2. sennu, 3. ceryddu, 4. cerydd, 5. argyhoeddi. rebuker see ceryddwr. recalcitrant see cyndyn. recall see 1. adalw, 2. cofio (remember). recant see datgyffesu. recantation see datgyffesiad. recede see 1. cilio, 2. ymgilio. receipt see 1. derbynneb, 2. derbyniad, 3. taleb. receive see 1. cael, 2. derbyn, 3. erbyn. receiver see 1. derbyniwr, 2. derbynnydd. recent see diweddar. reception see 1. derbyniad, 2. croesawiad. reciprocal see cilyddol. recitation see adroddiad. recitative see adroddgan. recite see adrodd. reciter see adroddwr. reckless see 1. anystyriol, 2. dibris, 3. drud. recklessness see anystyriaeth. reckon see 1. clandro, 2. cyfrif. reckoner see cyfrifydd. reckoning see cyfrif. recline see gorwedd. recluse see meudwy. reclusive see meudwyaidd.
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English - Welsh recognition see cydnabyddiaeth. recollect see 1. cofio (remember), 2. atgofio. recommend see 1. argymell, 2. cymeradwyo. recompense see taledigaeth. reconcile see 1. cymodi, 2. cysoni. reconciler see cymodwr. reconciliation see cymod. recondition see atgyflyru. reconsider see ailystyried. record see 1. coflyfr, 2. recordio, 3. record, 4. cofnodi, 5. cofnod. recorder see cofiadur. recount see datgan. recover see 1. adenill, 2. mendio. recovery see adferiad. recreation see adloniant. recruit see adfilwr. rectangle see petryal. rectangular see petryalog. rectify see 1. cywiro, 2. unioni. rectitude see uniondeb. rector see rheithor. rectum see rhefr. red see 1. coch, 2. rhudd. redden see cochi. redeem see prynu (buy, purchase). redeemed see gwaredigion. redeemer see prynwr. redness see 1. cochder, 2. cochi. reduce see 1. gostwng, 2. toli. reduction see 1. lleihad, 2. gostyngiad. reed see 1. cawnen, 2. corsen. reeling see chwil. refectory see ffreutur. refer see cyfeirio. reference see cyfeiriad. referendum see refferendwm. refine see coethi. refined see 1. dilin, 2. dillyn, 3. coeth. refinement see 1. coethder, 2. dillynder. refiner see 1. coethwr, 2. purwr. refit see atgyweirio. reflect see 1. adlewyrchu, 2. ymbwyllo, 3. adbelydru, 4. pwyllo. reflector see adlewyrchydd. reflex see 1. atblyg, 2. adweithred. reflexive see atblygol. reflow see adlifo. reform see 1. diwygiad, 2. diwygio. reformation see diwygiad. reformatory see diwygiadol. reformed see diwygiedig. reformer see diwygiwr. refractory see anhywaith.
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refrain see 1. cytgan, 2. peidio, 3. ymatal, 4. byrdwn. refresh see 1. adlonni, 2. atgyfnerthu. refreshing see adfywiol. refreshments see lluniaeth. refrigerator see oergell. refuge see 1. achles, 2. noddfa, 3. nodded, 4. argel, 5. lloches. refugee see ffoadur. refusal see 1. gwrthodiad, 2. gomeddiad. refuse see 1. gwrthod, 2. sothach, 3. sorod, 4. pallu, 5. gwehilion, 6. gomedd, 7. mwlwg, 8. gwarafun. refute see gwrthbrofi. regain see adenill. regal see 1. brenhinaidd, 2. brenhinol. regard see 1. parch, 2. ystyried, 3. sylwi, 4. hoffter, 5. sylw. regenerate see 1. dadeni, 2. adeni, 3. aileni, 4. atgenhedlu. regeneration see 1. atgenhedliad, 2. adenedigaeth, 3. ailenedigaeth. regiment see catrawd. region see 1. parth, 2. amgant, 3. ardal, 4. ardalaeth, 5. bro. register see 1. cofrestru, 2. cofrestr, 3. cofnodi. registrar see cofrestrydd. regular see rheolaidd. regularity see cysondeb. regulation see rheol. reign see 1. teyrnasu, 2. teyrnasiad. rein see awen. reinforce see atgyfnerthu. reinforcing see atgyfnerthol. reintegrate see atgyfannu. reinvigorate see atgryfhau. reject see 1. gwrthod, 2. llysu. rejected see gwrthodedig. rejection see gwrthodiad. rejoice see 1. ymlawenhau, 2. llawenychu, 3. gorfoleddu, 4. llawenhau. rejoicing see 1. bloddest, 2. gorfoledd. relapse see 1. atglafychu, 2. atgwymp, 3. atgwympo. relate see 1. adrodd, 2. mynegi. related see cytras. relation see perthynas. relationship see perthynas. relative see perthynol. relax see 1. ymlacio, 2. llacio, 3. llaesu. relaxation see ymollyngdod. release see 1. abred, 2. rhyddhau, 3. gollyngdod, 4. rhyddhad, 5. gollwng. relevant see perthynasol. reliable see dibynadwy. relic see crair. religion see crefydd.
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religionist see crefyddwr. religious see crefyddol. reliquary see creirfa. relish see 1. blas, 2. awch. reluctance see hwyrfrydigrwydd. reluctant see 1. anfodlon, 2. hwyrfrydig. rely see 1. dibynnu, 2. hyderu, 3. pwyso. remain see aros (stay, stop). remainder see 1. gweddill, 2. rhelyw. remains see 1. gweddill, 2. gwarged. remark see sylw. remarkable see 1. hynod, 2. nodedig. remedial see meddyginiaethol. remedy see 1. meddyginiaeth, 2. meddyginiaethu. remember see 1. cofio, 2. coffa, 3. atgofio. remembrance see 1. cof, 2. coffa, 3. atgof, 4. coffadwriaeth. remind see 1. atgoffa, 2. atgofio. reminiscence see atgof. reminiscent see atgofus. remit see maddau. remnant see gweddill. remorse see 1. atgno, 2. atgnofa, 3. atreg. remote see 1. anghysbell, 2. pell, 3. pellennig. removable see symudadwy. removal see 1. symudiad, 2. mudiad. remove see 1. mudo, 2. symud (move), 3. tynnu (pull). remover see mudwr. remunerative see enillfawr. renaissance see dadeni. renascence see dadeni. rend see 1. llarpio, 2. rhwygo. render see 1. datganu, 2. talu (pay), 3. datgan. rendering see datganiad. renew see adnewyddu. renewal see adnewyddiad. rennet see caul. renounce see 1. ymwrthod, 2. ymwadu, 3. gwadu. renovate see adnewyddu. renovation see adnewyddiad. renovator see adnewyddwr. renown see 1. clod, 2. enwogrwydd. renowned see 1. enwog, 2. hyglod. rent see 1. ardreth, 2. ardrethu, 3. rhwyg, 4. rhent, 5. rhentu. repair see 1. atgyweirio, 2. trwsio, 3. atgyweiriad, 4. cyrchu. repairer see 1. trwsiwr, 2. atgyweiriwr. repeat see 1. mynychu, 2. dyblu, 3. ailadrodd. repel see gwrthladd. repentance see edifeirwch. repetition see 1. ailadroddiad, 2. mynychiad. reply see ateb (answer).
report see 1. adroddiad, 2. ergyd, 3. adrodd, 4. hysbysu. reporter see gohebydd. repose see 1. gorffwys, 2. ymorffwys. repossess see adfeddiannu. represent see cynrychioli. representation see cynrychiolaeth. representative see 1. cynrychiolydd, 2. cynrychiolwr. reprint see 1. adargraffu, 2. adargraffiad. reproach see 1. dannod, 2. edliw, 3. gwarth, 4. adneirio, 5. cyfymliw, 6. gwaradwydd, 7. gwaradwyddo. reproachful see edliwgar. reprobate see gwrthodedig. reproof see 1. anniolch, 2. cerydd, 3. sen. reprove see 1. argyhoeddi, 2. cymhennu. reptile see ymlusgiad. republic see 1. gweriniaeth, 2. gwerinlywodraeth. repugnant see gwrthnaws. reputation see cymeriad. request see 1. arch, 2. deisyfiad, 3. ymofyniad, 4. cais, 5. ceisio, 6. gofyn (ask). require see gofyn (ask). requirement see gofyn (ask). requisite see gofynnol. rescue see achub. rescuer see 1. achubwr, 2. achubydd. research see ymchwil. resemblance see tebygrwydd. resemble see 1. tebygu, 2. ymdebygu, consider also 3. disgwyl yn debyg i. reservoir see cronfa. reside see 1. preswylio, 2. trigiannu. resident see trigiannydd. residue see rhelyw. resign see 1. ymddiswyddo, 2. ymddeol. resignation see 1. ymddeoliad, 2. ymddiswyddiad. resin see ystor. resist see 1. gwrthwynebu, 2. gwrthladd, 3. gwrthsefyll. resistance see gwrthsafiad. resolute see penderfynol. resolution see penderfyniad. resolve see penderfynu. resonant see atseiniol. resort see 1. cyrchfa, 2. cyrchu, 3. cynired, 4. cyniweirfa. resound see 1. adleisio, 2. datseinio, 3. diasbedain, 4. seinio. resounding see atseiniol. resources see adnoddau. respect see 1. parch, 2. parchu, 3. perchi. respectability see parchusrwydd. respectable see parchus.
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English - Welsh respectful see parchus. respire see anadlu. respite see 1. egwyl, 2. hamdden, 3. seibiant. respond see ymateb. responsibility see cyfrifoldeb. responsible see 1. cyfrifol, 2. atebol. rest see 1. gorffwys, 2. rhelyw, 3. saib, 4. pwyso, 5. hoe, 6. gweddill, 7. gorffwysfa, 8. dadluddedu, 9. dadflino, 10. ymorffwys. restate see adfynegi. resting-place see 1. adwedd, 2. gorffwysfa. restless see 1. rhwyfus, 2. aflonydd, 3. amrygyr, 4. anesmwyth, 5. anhywaith. restoration see 1. atgyweiriad, 2. adferiad. restorative see adferol. restore see 1. adrefu, 2. atgyweirio, 3. edfryd. restorer see 1. adferwr, 2. atgyweiriwr. restraint see carchar. restrict see cyfyngu. result see canlyniad. resurrect see atgyfodi. resurrection see atgyfodiad. resuscitate see dadebru. reticulated see rhwydog. retinue see gosgordd. retire see 1. ymddeol, 2. ymneilltuo. retired see ymddeol. retirement see ymneilltuad. retiring see meudwyaidd. retreat see 1. ymgilio, 2. achudd, 3. cil, 4. cilio, 5. encil, 6. encilfa, 7. encilio. retriever see adargi. retrospect see adolwg. return see 1. dychwelyd, 2. ymchwelyd, 3. adwedd, 4. atgor, 5. dychweliad, 6. ymchweliad, 7. adfer, 8. elw. reunion see 1. adundeb, 2. aduniad. reunite see aduno. revaluation see ailbrisiad. reveal see 1. amlygu, 2. datguddio. revel see gloddesta. revelation see datguddiad. reveler see gloddestwr. revenge see dial. revengeful see dialgar. revenue see 1. cyllid, 2. incwm. reverberate see 1. datseinio, 2. rhybedio. revere see 1. parchu, 2. perchi. revered see parchedig. reverence see 1. addolgarwch, 2. parchu, 3. parchedigaeth, 4. parch. reverend see parchedig. reverent see 1. addolgar, 2. parchedig. reverie see synfyfyrdod.
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reverse see 1. gwrthdro, 2. gwrthwyneb, 3. chwith (left), 4. aflwydd, 5. troi (turn). reversion see ymchweliad. review see 1. adolygiad, 2. adolygu. reviewer see 1. adolygwr, 2. adolygydd. revile see 1. dychanu, 2. ymgeinio, 3. difenwi, 4. cablu, 5. dilorni. revise see 1. adolygu, 2. diwygio. revised see diwygiedig. revival see 1. adeni, 2. adfywiad, 3. diwygiad. revivalist see diwygiwr. revivalistic see diwygiadol. revive see 1. adfywio, 2. atgyfodi, 3. dadebru, 4. adfywhau. revolution see 1. atchwyl, 2. chwyldro, 3. chwyldroad, 4. treigl. revolutionary see 1. chwyldroadol, 2. chwyldroadwr. revolve see 1. troi (turn), 2. cylchdroi, 3. chwyldroi. revolver see llawddryll. reward see 1. gwobrwyo, 2. coelfain, 3. gwobr, 4. gwobrwy. rewarding see gwobrwyol. rhetoric see 1. rhethreg, 2. rheitheg, 3. areitheg, 4. areithyddiaeth. rhetorician see rheithegydd. rheumatism see 1. cymalwst, 2. gwynegon. rhodium see rhodiwm. rhubarb see rhiwbob. rhyme see 1. odl, 2. odli, 3. rhigwm, 4. rhigymu. rib see 1. asen, 2. eisen. ribald see masweddol. ribaldry see 1. maswedd, 2. serthedd. ribbed see 1. rhiciog, 2. rhesog. ribbon see 1. ruban, 2. ysnoden. rice see 1. reis, 2. Rhys. rich see 1. ariannog, 2. cyfoethog, 3. goludog, 4. abl, 5. aelaw, 6. bras. riches see 1. cyfoeth, 2. golud. rick see 1. bera, 2. curn, 3. curnen, 4. das, 5. tas. rickety see 1. simsan, 2. bregus, 3. sigledig. riddle see 1. pos, 2. rhidyll, 3. gogr, 4. adameg, 5. dychymyg. ride see marchogaeth. rider see 1. marchog, 2. atodeg, 3. marchogwr. ridge see 1. grynio, 2. grwn, 3. esgair, 4. crib, 5. trum. ridicule see 1. gwawd, 2. gwawdiaeth, 3. gwawdio. ridiculous see chwerthinllyd. rifle see 1. dryll, 2. reiffl. rigamarole see 1. rheffyn, 2. rhigwm, 3. truth, 4. ffiloreg. right see 1. iawn, 2. hawl, 3. iawnder, 4. reit, 5. uniawn, 6. certh, 7. de, 8. cywiro, 9. unioni. righteous see cyfiawn.
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righteousness see cyfiawnder. rights see defion. rigid see 1. anhyblyg, 2. anystwyth. rill see 1. cornant, 2. gofer. rim see 1. cantel, 2. cyfor, 3. ymyl, 4. cant (hundred). rind see 1. croen (skin), 2. crofen. ring see 1. modrwy, 2. diasbedain, 3. tonc, 4. modrwyo, 5. canu (sing), 6. cant (hundred), 7. amgarn, 8. dolen, 9. cylch, 10. tinc. ringed see 1. dolennog, 2. modrwyog. ringworm see darwden. riot see 1. terfysg, 2. terfysgu, 3. reiat. rioter see terfysgwr. ripe see gwisgi. ripen see aeddfedu. ripeness see aeddfedrwydd. ripple see crychu. rippling see crych. rise see 1. dyrchafu, 2. arwyrain, 3. ymddyrchafu, 4. ymgodi, 5. esgynfa, 6. esgyn, 7. dyrchafael, 8. cyfodiad, 9. cychwyn (start), 10. codi, 11. codiad. riser see codwr. rising see 1. afrywiog, 2. codiad, 3. cyfodiad. risk see perygl. rite see defod. ritualism see defodaeth. ritualistic see defodol. rivalry see 1. ymryson, 2. cydymgais. river see afon. riverbank see torlan. rivet see 1. hem, 2. lletem, 3. rhybedio. rivulet see afonig. road see 1. ffordd (way), 2. heol, 3. cerrynt. roam see crwydro. roar see 1. bugunad, 2. rhuo. roaring see rhuadwy. roast see 1. pobi, 2. rhost, 3. rhostio. roasted see rhost. robber see 1. lleidr, 2. ysbeiliwr. robbery see lladrad. robe see gwisg. robust see talgryf. rock see 1. craig, 2. clog, 3. siglo, 4. tarren. rocket see roced. rocky see creigiog. rod see 1. gwialen, 2. gwaell. roe see 1. gronell, 2. gronyn. roebuck see 1. caeriwrch, 2. iwrch. rogue see 1. chwiwgi, 2. gwalch. roll see 1. powlio, 2. treiglo, 3. torchi, 4. ymdreiglo, 5. corn, 6. cofrestr, 7. rholyn, 8. rholio. romance see 1. rhamant, 2. rhamanta. romantic see rhamantus. romp see rhampio.
rood see crog. roof see 1. to, 2. toi. room see ystafell. roost see 1. clwyd, 2. clwydo. rooster see ceiliog. root see 1. gwraidd, 2. gwreiddio, 3. gwreiddyn. rooted see 1. greddfol, 2. gwreiddiol. rope see 1. rhaff, 2. cortyn, 3. tennyn. rose see rhosyn. rot see 1. pydredd, 2. pydru, 3. malltod, 4. mallu, 5. madru, 6. braenu. rota see cylchres. rotary see amdro. rotate see 1. chwyldroi, 2. cylchdroi. rotation see chwyldro. rotten see 1. pwdr, 2. braen, 3. pydredig. rottenness see 1. pydredd, 2. pydrni. rough see 1. anfynud, 2. clogyrnaidd, 3. didoriad, 4. garw, 5. gerwin, 6. sgaprwth, 7. anfanol. roughen see 1. garwhau, 2. gerwino. rough-hew see brasnaddu. roughness see 1. afrywiogrwydd, 2. garwedd. round see 1. crwn, 2. cwmpas, 3. cwmpasu, 4. cylch, 5. cylchres. roundness see crynder. rouse see 1. dihuno, 2. deffro. rout see chwalfa. rove see gwibio. rover see crwydrwr. row see 1. rhwyfo, 2. rhes, 3. rhestr, 4. rheng, 5. reiat, 6. gwanaf. rowan see cerddinen. rowdy see trystiog. rower see rhwyfwr. royal see brenhinol. royalty see breintal. rub see 1. rhathu, 2. rhygnu, 3. cluro, 4. iro. rubber see rwber. rubbish see 1. rwbel, 2. rwtsh, 3. sothach, 4. ysbwriel. rubble see rwbel. rubidium see rwbidiwm. rubric see rhuddell. rudder see llyw. rude see 1. anfoesgar, 2. diaddurn, 3. taeogaidd. rudeness see anfoesgarwch. rudiment see 1. egwyddor, 2. gwyddor. ruffle see 1. crychu, 2. garwhau. rug see hugan. rugged see 1. clogyrnaidd, 2. ysgithrog, 3. amddyfrwys. ruin see 1. andwyo, 2. murddun, 3. adfail. ruinous see andwyol. rule see 1. llywodraethu, 2. rheol, 3. rheoli, 4. llywio, 5. rheolaeth.
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English - Welsh ruler see 1. riwl, 2. rheolwr, 3. llywodraethwr, 4. llywiawdwr, 5. ardwy, 6. llyw. rummage see 1. chwilenna, 2. chwilota. rump see 1. cwman, 2. tin, 3. cloren. run see 1. rhedeg, 2. hidlo. runner see rhedegydd. running see 1. rhedegog, 2. rhedfa, 3. rhediad. rupture see rhwyg. rural see gwledig. ruse see ystryw. rush see 1. hesgen, 2. pabwyren, 3. pabwyryn, 4. rhuthr, 5. rhuthro, 6. brwynen. rushy see brwynog. rust see 1. rhydu, 2. rhwd. rustle see 1. chwithrwd, 2. siffrwd. rusty see rhydlyd. rut see 1. rhigol, 2. rhych. ruthenium see rwtheniwm. ruthless see annhosturiol. rye see rhyg.
S sabbath see Sabothol. sabbatical see Sabothol. sack see 1. sachu, 2. ffetan, 3. sach. sackcloth see 1. sachliain, 2. sachlen. sacrament see 1. sacrament, 2. sagrafen. sacramental see sacramentaidd. sacred see cysegredig. sacredness see cysegredigrwydd. sacrifice see 1. aberthu, 2. aberth, 3. offrymu. sacrificer see 1. aberthwr, 2. offrymwr. sacrificial see aberthol. sad see 1. chwith (left), 2. trist, 3. pruddaidd, 4. prudd, 5. oer (cold), 6. graen, 7. gofidus, 8. galarus, 9. digalon, 10. aflawen, 11. aele, 12. adfant, 13. addoer, 14. alaeth. sadden see pruddhau. saddle see 1. cyfrwy, 2. cyfrwyo. saddler see cyfrwywr. sadness see 1. trymfryd, 2. anaelau, 3. annywenydd, 4. brwyn, 5. llawfrydedd, 6. tristwch. safe see 1. diogel, 2. dihangol. safety see 1. diddosrwydd, 2. diogelwch. sagacious see 1. craff, 2. craffus. sagacity see craffter. sage see saets. sail see 1. hwylio, 2. hwyl, 3. morio, 4. mordwyo. sailor see 1. llongwr, 2. mordwywr, 3. morwr. saint see 1. sant, 2. seintio. sake see mwyn.
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sale see 1. arwerthiant, 2. gwerth. saliva see poer. salmon see 1. eog, 2. gleisiad. salt see 1. halen, 2. hallt, 3. halltu, 4. halwyn. salter see halltwr. saltiness see helltni. saltness see helltni. salty see hallt. salutation see 1. anerchiad, 2. annerch, 3. cyfarchiad. salute see 1. annerch, 2. cyfarch. salvation see 1. iachawdwriaeth, 2. iechydwriaeth, 3. cadwedigaeth, 4. achubiaeth. salve see eli. same see 1. unrhyw, 2. un (one). sameness see unrhywiaeth. sanatorium see iechydfa. sanctify see sancteiddio. sanctity see sancteiddrwydd. sanctuary see 1. cysegr, 2. cafell, 3. addoldy, 4. seintwar. sand see tywod. sandal see sandal. sandbank see traethell. sandstone see tywodfaen. sandwich see brechdan. sanguinary see gwaedlyd. sanitary see iechydol. sanitation see iechydiaeth. sap see 1. sudd, 2. sug, 3. sugn, 4. nodd. sapphire see saffir. sappy see 1. gordeimladwy, 2. noddlyd. sarcasm see 1. gwatwareg, 2. coegni. sarcastic see 1. crafog, 2. coeglyd. satellite see adblaned. satire see 1. dychan, 2. gogan, 3. gwatwareg. satirist see 1. dychanwr, 2. goganwr. satirize see goganu. satisfaction see boddhad. satisfactory see boddhaol. satisfied see 1. diwall, 2. digonol. satisfy see 1. boddhau, 2. boddio, 3. bodloni, 4. digoni, 5. diwallu. satisfying see digonol. saturate see trwytho. sauce see saws. saucepan see sosban. saucer see soser. sausage see selsig. savage see 1. egr, 2. mileinig, 3. milain, 4. ffyrnig, 5. barbaraidd, 6. anwaraidd, 7. anwar, 8. gwyllt. savageness see mileindra. save see 1. achub, 2. cadw, 3. ond, 4. safio, 5. cynilo, 6. arbed, 7. namyn, 8. sbario. saved see cadwedig.
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saving see 1. achubiaeth, 2. achubol, 3. arbedol. savings see cynilion. savior see 1. achubydd, 2. iachawdwr, 3. gwaredydd, 4. gwaredwr, 5. arbedwr, 6. achubwr, 7. ceidwad. savor see 1. archwaethu, 2. sawru. savory see 1. amheuthun, 2. blasus, 3. sawrus. saw see 1. llif, 2. llifio. sawyer see llifiwr. say see 1. dweud, 2. dywedyd. saying see 1. dywediad, 2. ymadrodd. scab see 1. crachen, 2. cramen. scabbard see gwain. scabby see crach. scale see 1. tafl, 2. cennu, 3. graddfa. scaly see cennog. scan see sganio. scandal see drygair. scandalous see tramgwyddus. scansion see corfaniaeth. scar see craith. scarce see prin. scarcely see prin. scarcity see drudaniaeth. scare see 1. rhusio, 2. tarfu. scarecrow see 1. bwbach, 2. bwgan. scarify see ysgraffinio. scarlet see ysgarlad. scathing see deifiol. scatter see 1. chwalu, 2. ymwasgaru, 3. gwasgaru, 4. tarfu. scattered see 1. gwasgaredig, 2. gwasgarog. scatterer see 1. chwalwr, 2. gwasgarwr. scavenge see carthu. scavenger see carthwr. scene see golygfa (view). scenery see golygfa (view). scent see 1. adrywedd, 2. arogl, 3. trywydd. scepter see teyrnwialen. sceptical see sgeptigol. schedule see atodlen. scheme see sgamio. schism see 1. ymraniad, 2. rhwyg. scholar see 1. ysgolhaig, 2. ysgolor. scholarly see ysgolheigaidd. scholarship see 1. ysgolheictod, 2. ysgoloriaeth. school see ysgol. schoolhouse see ysgoldy. schooling see ysgol (school). schoolmaster see ysgolfeistr. schoolmistress see ysgolfeistres. schoolroom see ysgoldy. science see 1. gwyddoniaeth, 2. gwyddor. scientific see gwyddonol. scientist see gwyddonydd.
scintilla see rhithyn. scintillate see serennu. scion see impyn. scissors see siswrn. scoff see 1. gwawd, 2. gwawdio. scoffer see 1. gwawdiwr, 2. gwatwarwr. scoffing see gwatwarus. scold see 1. ymgeinio, 2. cecren, 3. cymhennu, 4. dwrdio, 5. tafodi. scorch see 1. llosgi (burn), 2. greidio, 3. crasu, 4. deifio. scorching see 1. chwilboeth, 2. deifiol. scorn see 1. dirmyg, 2. dirmygu, 3. diystyrwch, 4. gwawd. scorned see dirmygedig. scorpion see ysgorpion. scoundrel see 1. adyn, 2. anfadwr. scour see ysgwrio. scourge see 1. fflangell, 2. fflangellu, 3. ffrewyll. scouring see ysgwrfa. scout see 1. fforio, 2. wfftio, 3. herwr, 4. herwa, 5. fforiwr. scowl see 1. gwgu, 2. cibo, 3. cilwg, 4. cuchio, 5. cuwch, 6. gwg. scowling see 1. cibog, 2. cuchiog. scramble see 1. ciprys, 2. ymgiprys. scrap see 1. brib, 2. dernyn. scrape see 1. crafu, 2. ysgrafellu. scraper see 1. crafwr, 2. ysgrafell. scrapings see creifion. scraps see 1. atbor, 2. manion. scratch see 1. crafu, 2. cripio, 3. cosi, 4. crafiad. scream see 1. diasbad, 2. ysgrech, 3. gwawch, 4. gwawchio. screech see sgrech. screw see 1. ysgriw, 2. ysgriwio. scribe see ysgrifennydd. scrimp see crintachu. scrip see ysgrepan. scriptural see ysgrythurol. scripture see ysgrythur. scrotum see sgrotwm. scrub see 1. sgrwbio, 2. ysgrwbio, 3. ysgwrio. scrutinize see craffu. scrutiny see chwilfa. sculptor see cerflunydd. sculpture see 1. cerfwaith, 2. cerfluniaeth. scum see ysgum. scurf see 1. cennu, 2. crest, 3. cen. scurfy see cennog. scythe see 1. pladur, 2. pladuro. sea see 1. gweilgi, 2. môr, 3. mor. seal see 1. morlo, 2. selio. seam see 1. gwrym, 2. haen. seaman see morwr.
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English - Welsh seamanship see 1. llongwriaeth, 2. morwriaeth. seamed see rhychog. seamstress see 1. gwniyddes, 2. gwniadyddes, 3. gwniadwraig. sear see 1. gwyw, 2. serio, 3. crin. search see 1. chwilio, 2. chwilfa, 3. ymchwil. searcher see chwiliwr. seashore see 1. tywyn, 2. beiston. season see 1. tymp, 2. tymor, 3. pryd. seasonable see tymhoraidd. seat see 1. eisteddle, 2. sedd, 3. seddi, 4. mainc, 5. eisteddfa, 6. eistedd (sit), 7. cadair. seaweed see gwymon. secede see gwrthgilio. secluded see neilltuedig. seclusion see 1. achudd, 2. neilltuaeth. second see 1. ail, 2. amrantiad, 3. eiliad, 4. eilio. seconder see eiliwr. secrecy see dirgelwch. secret see 1. dirgeledig, 2. dirgelwch, 3. dirgel, 4. cyfrinachol, 5. cyfrinach, 6. cyfrin, 7. cwnsel, 8. argel. secretary see 1. ysgrifennydd, 2. ysgrifennyddes. secretaryship see ysgrifenyddiaeth. secrete see dirgelu. sect see 1. enwad, 2. sect. sectarian see 1. sectyddol, 2. enwadol, 3. enwadwr. sectarianism see 1. sectyddiaeth, 2. enwadaeth. section see 1. adran, 2. dosran. secular see bydol. secure see 1. diogel, 2. diogelu, 3. sicr (sure), 4. ysgafala. security see diogelwch. sedge see hesgen. sediment see 1. gwaelod, 2. rhwd, 3. gwaddod. seduce see llithio. see see 1. gweld, 2. canfod, 3. esgobaeth. seed see 1. hedyn, 2. had, 3. hadu. seek see 1. argeisio, 2. ceisio, 3. ymofyn, 4. ymorol. seeker see 1. ceisiedydd, 2. ceisiwr. seemly see 1. gweddaidd, 2. gweddus, 3. cymon. seer see gweledydd. seethe see berwi. seething see berw. segregation see didoliad. seize see 1. achub, 2. amwyn. seldom see 1. anaml, 2. anfynych. select see 1. dethol, 2. dewis. selection see detholiad. self see 1. hun, 2. hunan. self-denial see hunanymwadiad. self-government see ymreolaeth. selfish see hunanol. selfishness see hunanoldeb. sell see gwerthu.
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seller see gwerthwr. selvedge see ymylwe. semantics see semanteg. semibreve see bannig. seminary see addysgfa. semiquaver see atgrychyn. senate see senedd. senator see seneddwr. senatorial see seneddol. send see 1. anfon, 2. danfon, 3. gyrru. sending see anfoniad. sensation see teimlad. sense see 1. synnwyr, 2. callineb, 3. pwyll, 4. ymdeimlad, 5. ystyr. senseless see 1. dienaid, 2. disynnwyr. sensibility see teimladrwydd. sensible see 1. synhwyrol, 2. call. sensibleness see synwyroldeb. sensitive see 1. teimladwy, 2. tenau. sent see anfonedig. sentence see 1. brawddeg, 2. dedfryd, 3. barn, 4. dedfrydu. sentinel see 1. gwyliedydd, 2. gwyliwr. separate see 1. gwahanu, 2. dosrannu, 3. neilltuo, 4. ymrannu, 5. ymwahanu. separated see neilltuedig. separation see 1. ysgariaeth, 2. ysgariad, 3. neilltuaeth, 4. didoliad, 5. neilltuad. separatist see ymwahanwr. sepulchre see beddrod. sequence see olyniaeth. seraph see seraff. serene see araul. series see cyfres. serious see 1. prudd, 2. prysur, 3. sobr, 4. difrifol. seriousness see difrif. sermon see pregeth. serpent see sarff. servant see 1. gwas, 2. gwasanaethwr, 3. gwasanaethydd, 4. gweinidog. serve see 1. gwasanaethu, 2. gweini. server see gweinydd. service see 1. gwasanaeth, 2. gweinidogaeth. serviceable see gwasanaethgar. servile see 1. gwasaidd, 2. adlaw. session see 1. sesiwn, 2. eisteddiad, 3. eisteddfod. set see 1. cyfleu, 2. gosod, 3. nodedig, 4. set. setback see tafliad. setter see adargi. setting see 1. machlud, 2. machludiad. settle see 1. cartrefu, 2. gwaelodi, 3. gwladychu, 4. sefydlu, 5. setl, 6. setlo, 7. ymsefydlu, 8. anheddu. settlement see 1. gwladfa, 2. trefedigaeth, 3. gwladychfa.
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settler see 1. gwladychwr, 2. ymsefydlwr. seven see saith. sevenfold see seithblyg. seventh see seithfed. several see amryw. severe see 1. caled (hard), 2. tost, 3. llym, 4. hallt, 5. gerwin, 6. egr, 7. chwerw, 8. aethus, 9. dygn. severity see 1. llymder, 2. toster. sewer see carthffos. sex see 1. rhyw, 2. ystlen. sexton see clochydd. sexual see rhywiol. shackle see 1. llyffetheirio, 2. gefyn, 3. gefynnu, 4. hual, 5. hualu, 6. llyffethair. shackled see hualog. shade see 1. cysgod, 2. cysgodi, 3. arlliw. shadow see 1. cysgod, 2. cysgodi. shady see cysgodol. shaggy see blewog. shake see 1. ysgydwad, 2. ysgwyd, 3. siglo, 4. cysgogi. shaking see 1. ysgydwad, 2. cyffryd. shaky see 1. sigledig, 2. simsan. shallow see bas. sham see 1. ffug, 2. cogio, 3. ffuantu. shame see 1. cywilydd, 2. gwarthruddo, 3. gwarthrudd, 4. gwarth, 5. gwaradwyddo, 6. gwaradwydd, 7. cywilyddio, 8. achlod, 9. cardd. shameful see 1. cywilyddus, 2. gwaradwyddus, 3. anniwarth, 4. gwarthus. shank see 1. coes (leg), 2. esgair, 3. hegl. shape see 1. ffurf, 2. llunio. shapeless see annelwig. shapely see 1. addfain, 2. lluniaidd. share see 1. rhannu, 2. siario, 3. cyfran, 4. dogn. shareholder see cyfranddaliwr. sharer see rhannwr. shark see morgi. sharp see 1. miniog, 2. llym, 3. egr, 4. tost, 5. ffel, 6. chwerw, 7. blaenllym, 8. awchlym, 9. awchus, 10. cyfallwy. sharpen see 1. hogi, 2. llymhau, 3. llymu, 4. blaenllymu, 5. awchlymu, 6. minio. sharp-eyed see llygadog. sharpness see llymder. shatter see 1. chwilfriwio, 2. dryllio. shattered see 1. brwyd, 2. candryll. shave see eillio. shaver see eilliwr. sheaf see ysgub. shear see 1. cneifio, 2. gwelleifio. shearer see cneifiwr. shearing see cnaif. sheath see gwain. sheathe see gweinio.
she-bear see arthes. shed see 1. tywallt, 2. penty, 3. dihidlo, 4. cut, 5. bwrw, 6. colli (lose). she-devil see cythreules. sheep see dafad. sheepfold see cail. sheet see 1. cynfas, 2. llen. shekel see sicl. shelf see 1. silff, 2. astell, 3. ysgafell. shell see 1. cragen, 2. plisgyn, 3. masgl, 4. cogwrn, 5. cibyn, 6. plisgo. shelter see 1. diddosrwydd, 2. diddosi, 3. lloches, 4. gwasgod, 5. llochesu, 6. cysgod, 7. cwfert, 8. cuert, 9. achlesu, 10. llechu, 11. cysgodi. sheltered see 1. clyd, 2. cysgodol, 3. diddos. sheltering see achlesol. shepherd see bugail. shepherdess see bugeiles. shield see 1. aes, 2. astalch, 3. tarian. shiftless see didoreth. shilling see swllt. shin see 1. crimog, 2. crimp. shine see 1. llewyrchu, 2. heulo, 3. disgleirio, 4. tywynnu. shingles see eryr (eagle). shining see claer. shiny see gloyw. ship see llong. shipwreck see 1. llongddrylliad, 2. llongddryllio. shire see sir. shirk see osgoi. shirt see crys. shit see cachu. shiver see 1. crynu, 2. ysgryd, 3. ysgwr, 4. ias, 5. yfflyn, 6. ysgrythu, 7. ysgrytian. shivering see 1. rhynllyd, 2. rhyndod, 3. achre, 4. cryd, 5. cryndod. shoal see 1. basle, 2. haig, 3. heigio. shock see 1. ysgytiad, 2. ysgytio, 3. sioc, 4. aeth. shocking see 1. echrydus, 2. echryslon, 3. aethus. shoe see 1. archen, 2. archenad, 3. esgid, 4. pedoli. shoehorn see 1. sesbin, 2. siesbin, 3. siasbi. shoemaker see crydd. shoemaking see cryddiaeth. shoot see 1. impyn, 2. saethu, 3. impio, 4. hodi, 5. egino, 6. blaguryn. shooter see 1. saethydd, 2. saethwr. shop see 1. siop, 2. siopa, 3. maelfa, 4. masnachdy. shopkeeper see siopwr. shore see 1. traeth, 2. glan. short see 1. byr, 2. cwta, 3. anhydwf. shorten see cwtogi. shortly see toc. shot see 1. ergyd, 2. saethwr. shoulder see 1. ysgwyddo, 2. ysgwydd, 3. palfais.
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English - Welsh shout see 1. gwaedd, 2. gweiddi, 3. gryd, 4. disgyr, 5. bonllef, 6. baniar, 7. bloedd. shouter see bloeddiwr. shove see 1. gwthio (push), 2. gwth, 3. cilgwthio, 4. hergwd. shovel see 1. rhaw, 2. rhawio, 3. rhofio. show see 1. dangos, 2. siew, 3. sioe. shower see 1. cawod, 2. cawodi. showery see cawodog. shred see 1. affliw, 2. llarp. shrew see 1. llyg, 2. cecren. shrewd see hirben. shrewmouse see llyg (shrew). shriek see ysgrech. shrimp see 1. berdysen, 2. berdysyn. shrink see 1. crebachu, 2. cryddu. shrivel see crebachu. shroud see 1. anhudded, 2. amdo, 3. amdoi, 4. amwisg, 5. amwisgo. shrunk see crebach. shudder see 1. ysgrythu, 2. ysgrytian, 3. arswydo. shuffle see siffrwd. shut see 1. cau (close), 2. caead. shuttle see gwennol (swallow). shy see 1. swil, 2. yswil, 3. cywilyddgar, 4. anhyderus. shyness see 1. cywilydd, 2. swilder, 3. yswildod, 4. anhyder. sick see 1. clwyfus, 2. gwael, 3. claf, 4. afiach, 5. adwythig. sicken see 1. gwaelu, 2. nychu, 3. clafychu. sickle see cryman. sickly see 1. afiachus, 2. nychlyd. sickness see 1. anhwyl, 2. cyfog. side see 1. ochr, 2. tu, 3. ochri, 4. parwyden, 5. plaid, 6. ystlys, 7. erchwyn. sideboard see seld. siege see gwarchae. sieve see 1. gogr, 2. rhidyll, 3. hidl. sift see 1. peillio, 2. gogrwn, 3. nithio. sifter see nithiwr. sigh see 1. ochenaid, 2. ochneidio. sight see 1. tremynt, 2. golwg, 3. gwelediad, 4. trem. sightly see golygus. sign see 1. arwyddo, 2. amnaid, 3. argoel, 4. argoeliad, 5. arwydd, 6. munud, 7. llofnodi. signature see llofnod. significant see arwyddocaol. signify see 1. arwyddo, 2. dynodi. silage see silwair. silence see 1. distawrwydd, 2. distewi, 3. gosteg, 4. gostegu, 5. taw. silent see 1. tawedog, 2. distaw. silk see sidan. silkworm see sidanbryf.
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silky see sidanaidd. silliness see 1. coegedd, 2. gwiriondeb. silly see 1. gwirion, 2. didoreth, 3. penffol. silver see 1. arian (money), 2. ariannaid, 3. ariannu. silvern see ariannaid. silvery see ariannaidd. similar see 1. tebyg, 2. cyffelyb, 3. hefelydd. similarity see cyffelybrwydd. simper see cilwenu. simple see 1. annichellgar, 2. unplyg, 3. syml, 4. ehud, 5. disyml. simpleton see gwirionyn. simplicity see 1. symledd, 2. symlrwydd. simplify see symleiddio. sin see 1. pechod, 2. pechu, 3. caredd. sincere see 1. pur, 2. diffuant, 3. didwyll. sincerity see 1. didwylledd, 2. purdeb, 3. unplygrwydd. sinew see gewyn. sinewy see gewynnog. sinful see pechadurus. sinfulness see pechadurusrwydd. sing see 1. canu, 2. cathlu, 3. datganu, 4. eilio, 5. pyncio. singe see deifio. singer see 1. canwr, 2. cantor, 3. datgeiniad, 4. cerddor, 5. ceiniad, 6. cantwr, 7. caniedydd, 8. cantwraig. singing see caniadaeth. single see 1. sengl, 2. dibriod, 3. gweddw. singular see unigol. sink see 1. pantio, 2. sinc, 3. soddi, 4. suddo, 5. ymollwng. sinlessness see amhechadurusrwydd. sinner see pechadur. sip see sipian. sir see Syr. sirloin see arlwyngig. sister see chwaer. sit see eistedd. sitting see 1. eisteddiad, 2. eisteddle. situation see 1. safle, 2. sefyllfa. six see 1. chwech, 2. chwe. sixfold see chwephlyg. sixpence see 1. chwech (six), 2. chwecheiniog. sixth see chweched. sixtieth see trigeinfed. sixty see trigain. size see 1. maint, 2. maintioli. skate see ysglefrio. skeleton see ysgerbwd. skeptic see amheuwr. skeptical see amheugar. skepticism see amheuaeth. sketch see braslun.
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skewer see brwyd. ski see sgi. skill see 1. medrusrwydd, 2. celfyddyd, 3. deheurwydd, 4. medr. skilled see 1. cyfarwydd, 2. celfydd. skillful see 1. amcanus, 2. celfydd, 3. cymen, 4. cywrain, 5. deheuig, 6. hyfedr, 7. medrus. skillfulness see medrusrwydd. skimp see crintachu. skin see 1. croen, 2. blingo, 3. cen, 4. digroeni, 5. ton, 6. tonnen. skinflint see 1. cribin, 2. sinach. skinner see crwynwr. skip see 1. crychneidio, 2. llemain. skirmish see ysgarmes. skirt see 1. cwr, 2. cwt (tail), 3. godre. skulk see 1. llechu, 2. ystelcian. skunk see drewgi. sky see 1. awyr, 2. wybren, 3. wybr, 4. ffurfafen, 5. nwyfre. skylark see ehedydd (lark). slab see llech. slack see llac. slacken see 1. llacio, 2. llaesu. slackness see llacrwydd. slain see lladdedig. slam see clepian. slander see 1. enllib, 2. enllibio, 3. athrodiaeth, 4. athrodi, 5. athrod, 6. anair, 7. absennu, 8. absen. slanderer see 1. enllibiwr, 2. athrodwr. slanderous see 1. absennus, 2. enllibaidd, 3. enllibus. slant see 1. gogwydd, 2. osgo. slanting see lleddf. slap see 1. cis, 2. palfod. slash see 1. llach, 2. llachio. slate see llech. slaughter see 1. lladdfa, 2. lladdedigaeth, 3. lladd, 4. galanastra, 5. cigyddio, 6. celanedd, 7. aerfa. slave see 1. caethes, 2. caethfab, 3. caethferch, 4. caethforwyn, 5. caethwas, 6. slaf, 7. caeth. slaver see caethlong. slavery see 1. caethiwed, 2. caethwasiaeth, 3. caethwasanaeth. slavish see gwasaidd. slay see lladd. slayer see 1. lladdwr, 2. lleiddiad. sleek see 1. llyfn, 2. llyfndew, 3. gweddgar, 4. graenus. sleep see 1. cysgu, 2. cwsg, 3. hun, 4. huno. sleeper see cysgadur. sleepiness see cysgadrwydd. sleeplessness see 1. anhun, 2. anhunedd. sleepy see cysglyd. sleet see 1. eirlaw, 2. odlaw.
sleeve see llawes. slender see 1. addfain, 2. eiddil, 3. main, 4. tenau. slenderness see 1. eiddilwch, 2. meinder. slice see 1. clem, 2. ysglisio, 3. ysglisen, 4. golwyth, 5. tafell. slick see slic. slickness see slicrwydd. slide see 1. llithro, 2. ysglefrio, 3. ysglent. slime see llysnafedd. slink see sleifio. slip see 1. llithriad, 2. llithro. slipperiness see llithrigrwydd. slippery see llithrig. slipshod see llymrig. slit see 1. hollt, 2. hollti. slobber see 1. glafoerio, 2. glafoerion. slope see 1. gwyro, 2. llechwedd, 3. llethr, 4. osgo, 5. rhediad, 6. tyle, 7. gogwyddo. sloping see llethrog. slops see golchion. slot see 1. agennu, 2. agen. sloth see syrthni. slothful see diog. sloven see anghywair. slovenliness see aflerwch. slovenly see 1. ansyber, 2. anghywrain, 3. anniben. slow see 1. araf, 2. arafu, 3. dicra, 4. hwyrfrydig, 5. anniben. slowness see 1. arafwch, 2. annibendod. sluggard see diogyn. sluggish see 1. llesg, 2. marwaidd, 3. dioglyd, 4. swrth, 5. hwyrdrwm. slumber see 1. hepian, 2. hun, 3. pendwmpian. slut see maeden. sly see 1. ffel, 2. slei. smack see palfod. small see 1. bach (little), 2. bychan, 3. meinedd. smaller see llai. smallest see lleiaf. smart see 1. twt, 2. llosgi (burn), 3. merwino, 4. trwsiadus, 5. smart. smash see 1. malu, 2. chwilfriwio. smattering see crap. smear see 1. cluro, 2. iro. smell see 1. gwyntio, 2. arogl, 3. arogli, 4. clywed (hear), 5. gwynt (wind). smelling see arogliad. smile see 1. gwenu, 2. cilwenu. smite see taro (hit, strike). smith see gof. smithy see gefail. smoke see 1. mwg, 2. smocio, 3. ysmygu, 4. mygu, 5. mygyn. smoker see 1. ysmygwr, 2. smociwr. smoky see myglyd.
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English - Welsh smooth see 1. llyfnu, 2. llyfn, 3. llyfnhau, 4. llathraidd, 5. llathr, 6. esmwyth. smother see 1. mygu, 2. llethu. smut see parddu. snake see neidr. snap see clecian. snare see 1. maglu, 2. magl, 3. rhwyd, 4. telm, 5. croglath, 6. bachell, 7. hoenyn. snarl see 1. ysgyrnygu, 2. chwyrniad, 3. chwyrnu. snatch see 1. cipio, 2. ysglyfio, 3. cip, 4. caffio, 5. achub. snatcher see cipiwr. sneak see 1. chwiwgi, 2. llechgi. sneering see gwawdlyd. sneeze see 1. tisian, 2. trew. sniff see 1. ffroeni, 2. snwffian, 3. trwyno. snigger see piffian. snivel see llysnafedd. snob see crachfonheddwr. snore see 1. chwyrniad, 2. chwyrnu, 3. rhwnc. snorer see chwyrnwr. snoring see chwyrniad. snort see 1. rhwnc, 2. ffroeni. snout see 1. trwyn (nose), 2. turs. snow see 1. eira, 2. odi. snowdrift see 1. lluwch, 2. lluchfa. snuff see 1. trewlwch, 2. ffroeni, 3. snisin, 4. snwffian. snuffle see snwffian. snug see 1. diddos, 2. clyd. so see fel. soak see mwydo. soap see 1. sebon, 2. seboni. sob see 1. beichio, 2. ubain. sober see 1. difrifoli, 2. syber, 3. sad, 4. sobr. soberness see sobrwydd. sobriety see sobrwydd. sociable see 1. cymdeithasgar, 2. cyweithas. social see cymdeithasol. socialism see sosialaeth. socialist see 1. sosialaidd, 2. sosialydd. society see 1. cymdeithas, 2. cyweithas. sociology see cymdeithaseg. socket see crau. sod see tywarchen. sodium see sodiwm. sodomite see gwrywgydiwr. soft see 1. meddal, 2. esmwyth, 3. masw. soften see 1. ystwytho, 2. tyneru, 3. nawseiddio, 4. lleddfu, 5. meddalu. softness see meddalwch. soft-soap see seboni. software see meddalwedd.
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soil see 1. pridd, 2. llychwino, 3. trochi, 4. priddyn, 5. diwyno, 6. difwyno, 7. budro, 8. daear, 9. gweryd. sojourn see ymdeithio. sojourner see ymdeithydd. solace see solas. solder see 1. asio, 2. sodr. soldier see milwr. soldierly see milwraidd. sole see 1. gwadn, 2. gwadnu, 3. unig. solemn see 1. difrifddwys, 2. difrifol. solemnity see dwyster. solemnize see difrifoli. solicitous see 1. carcus, 2. pryderus. solicitude see pryder. solid see 1. sad, 2. soled. soliloquize see ymson. soliloquy see ymson. solitude see 1. unigedd, 2. unigrwydd. solo see unawd. soloist see unawdwr. solstice see alban. solution see ateb (answer, reply). solve see datrys. some see 1. rhyw, 2. rhai, 3. peth. somehow see rhywsut. someone see rhywun. something see rhywbeth. sometime see 1. rhywbryd, 2. rhywdro. sometimes see weithiau. somewhat see 1. braidd, 2. go. somewhere see rhywle. son see 1. mab, 2. bachgen (boy). song see 1. canig, 2. cerdd, 3. cwndid, 4. odl, 5. caniad. songster see 1. caniedydd, 2. cantwr. songstress see 1. cantwraig, 2. cantores. son-in-law see daw. sonnet see soned. sonorous see 1. clochaidd, 2. hysain. soon see 1. buan, 2. clau, 3. ebrwydd, 4. toc, consider also 5. cyn bo hir, 6. yn fuan. soot see 1. parddu, 2. huddygl. soothe see 1. lleddfu, 2. lliniaru, 3. claearu, 4. llarieiddio. soothsayer see brudiwr. sophism see twyllresymeg. sophisticated see doethlyd. sophistry see twyllresymiad. sorceress see 1. swynwraig, 2. hudoles, 3. dewines. sordid see bawaidd. sore see 1. tost, 2. gweli, 3. dybryd, 4. dolurus, 5. dolur, 6. cornwyd, 7. clwyfus, 8. briw, 9. adwythig, 10. ysig.
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sorrow see 1. trymfryd, 2. afar, 3. alaeth, 4. galar, 5. gofid, 6. hiraethu, 7. tristwch. sorrowful see 1. athrist, 2. trist, 3. alaethus, 4. alaeth, 5. amdrist. sorry see 1. chwith (left), 2. edifar. sort see 1. math (kind), 2. bath, 3. rhyw, 4. rhywogaeth. sot see llymeitiwr. soul see enaid. soulless see dienaid. sound see 1. swnio, 2. swnt, 3. seinio, 4. plymio, 5. lleisio, 6. holliach, 7. sain. soup see 1. cawl, 2. potes. sour see 1. sur, 2. egr, 3. suro, 4. trwynsur. source see 1. ffynhonnell, 2. tarddle, 3. echen, 4. tarddiad. sourness see surni. south see 1. de, 2. deheubarth, 3. deheudir. southern see deheuol. southerner see deheuwr. sovereign see 1. sofren, 2. penllywydd, 3. penadur, 4. teyrn. sovereignty see 1. penaduriaeth, 2. penarglwyddiaeth, 3. penllywyddiaeth, 4. unbennaeth. sow see hau. sower see heuwr. space see 1. encyd, 2. plwc, 3. gofod, 4. cyfwng, 5. gwagle. spade see rhaw. span see 1. dyrnfedd, 2. rhychwant, 3. rhychwantu. spaniel see adargi. spar see aseth. spare see 1. sbario, 2. arbed, 3. hepgor. sparing see arbedol. spark see gwreichionen. sparkle see 1. gwreichioni, 2. pefrio, 3. serennu. spasmodic see adegol. spawn see sil. spay see disbaddu. speak see 1. siarad, 2. dweud (say), 3. llefaru, 4. parablu, 5. ymadroddi, 6. areithio. speaker see 1. llefarydd, 2. ymadroddwr, 3. llefarwr, 4. areithydd, 5. areithiwr, 6. siaradwr. spear see 1. gwaywffon, 2. saffwy, 3. tryferu, 4. rhaidd, 5. picellu, 6. picell, 7. cethren, 8. cethr. special see 1. arbennig, 2. neilltuol, 3. anad. specialist see arbenigwr. speciality see arbenigrwydd. specialize see arbenigo. species see rhywogaeth. specific see penodol. specify see pennu. speckle see britho. speckled see 1. erch, 2. tryfrith, 3. brith.
spectacle see drych. spectacles see sbectol. spectator see edrychwr. speculate see damcanu. speech see 1. araith, 2. ymadrodd, 3. tafodiaith, 4. parabl, 5. lleferydd, 6. llafar, 7. arawd, 8. adameg, 9. gofeg. speed see 1. ysbedu, 2. cyflymder, 3. cyflymu. speedy see cyflym (fast, quick). spell see 1. sillafu, 2. swyn, 3. cyfaredd, 4. daliad, 5. hoe, 6. rhaib, 7. sbel. spelling see 1. sillafiad, 2. sillafiaeth. spend see 1. gwario, 2. treulio, 3. bwrw. spendthrift see gwastraffwr. sphere see 1. cronnell, 2. cylch. spice see sbeis. spider see 1. corryn, 2. cor. spike see pig. spill see 1. colli (lose), 2. tywallt. spin see 1. nyddu, 2. chwildroi, 3. troelli. spindle see gwerthyd. spinner see nyddwr. spire see pigdwr. spirit see ysbryd. spirited see nwyfus. spirits see 1. gwirod, 2. asbri. spiritual see ysbrydol. spiritualism see ysbrydegaeth. spiritualist see ysbrydegydd. spiritualistic see ysbrydegol. spirituality see ysbrydolrwydd. spiritualize see ysbrydoli. spit see 1. poeri, 2. poer. spite see 1. coegni, 2. sbeit, 3. sbeitio. spiteful see sbeitlyd. spittle see 1. poer, 2. poeryn. splash see 1. tasgu, 2. ysboncio. spleen see dueg. splendid see 1. ysblennydd, 2. rhagorol, 3. penigamp, 4. gwych, 5. godidog, 6. ardderchog, 7. campus. splendor see 1. gwychder, 2. ysblander. splinter see 1. dellten, 2. ysgwr. split see 1. hollti, 2. astyllodi, 3. hollt, 4. agennu. splitter see holltwr. spoil see 1. anurddo, 2. ysglyfaeth, 3. ysbwylio, 4. ysbeilio, 5. ysbail, 6. sbwylio, 7. diwyno, 8. difrodi, 9. caffaeliad, 10. anrheithio, 11. anrhaith, 12. andwyo, 13. ysglyfaethu, 14. difetha. spoiled see moethlyd. spoiler see 1. anrheithiwr, 2. difrodwr, 3. ysbeiliwr. sponge see 1. bolera, 2. bolerwr, 3. ysbwng. sponsor see hyrwyddwr. spontaneity see gwirfoddoldeb. spontaneous see gwirfoddol.
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English - Welsh spoon see 1. llwy, 2. llwyo. sport see 1. mabolgamp, 2. sbort. sportive see chwaraegar. spot see 1. mangre, 2. llecyn, 3. ysmotyn, 4. brychu, 5. llychwino, 6. man, 7. brycheuyn. spotless see 1. difrycheulyd, 2. dilychwin. spots see brychni. spotted see brycheulyd. spouse see priod. spout see 1. pistyllio, 2. pig, 3. pistyll. sprain see 1. ysictod, 2. ysigo. spray see lluwch. spread see 1. taenu, 2. ymledu, 3. lledu, 4. hulio, 5. gwasgaru, 6. chwalu, 7. lledaenu, 8. ymwasgaru. spreader see gwasgarwr. spree see breci. sprig see 1. pincyn, 2. ysbrigyn. sprightliness see hoenusrwydd. sprightly see nwyfus. spring see 1. Gwanwyn, 2. ffynnon (well), 3. tarddu. sprinkle see taenellu. sprinkler see taenellwr. sprinkling see taenelliad. sprite see coblyn. sprout see 1. blaguro, 2. impio, 3. eginyn, 4. tarddu, 5. blaendarddu, 6. adfresychen, 7. blaguryn, 8. egino. spue see chwydu. spur see 1. gotoyw, 2. symbylu, 3. ysbardun, 4. ysbarduno. spurious see annilys. spurt see 1. ysgothi, 2. tasgu, 3. ysboncio. spy see 1. fforio, 2. sbio. squabble see ffrwgwd. squander see 1. gwastraffu, 2. ofera. square see 1. sgwar, 2. sgwario, 3. ysgwario, 4. pedrongl, 5. petryal, 6. petrual. squat see cyrcydu. squatting see cwrcwd. squeak see 1. gwich, 2. gwichian. squeamish see dicra. squeeze see 1. gwasgu (press), 2. gwasgfa. squirrel see gwiwer. squirt see 1. chwistrellu, 2. pibo, 3. ysgothi, 4. chwistrell. stab see 1. brathu (bite), 2. gwanu, 3. brath, 4. picellu, 5. trywanu. stability see 1. sefydlogrwydd, 2. cadernid, 3. diysgogrwydd. stable see 1. diysgog, 2. safadwy, 3. sefydlog, 4. ystabl. stack see 1. helm, 2. ysgafn, 3. llumon, 4. das, 5. curnennu, 6. beisgawn, 7. tas. staff see 1. ffon (stick), 2. paladr, 3. trosol. stag see 1. carw (deer), 2. hydd.
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stage see 1. llwyfan, 2. gradd, 3. chwaraefwrdd, 4. esgynlawr. staggers see 1. gysb, 2. pendro. stain see 1. staen, 2. staenio. stair see gris. staircase see grisiau. stake see 1. aseth, 2. pawl. stale see mws. staleness see surni. stalk see 1. coes (leg), 2. corsen, 3. gwrysgen. stall see preseb. stallion see 1. ystalwyn, 2. march. stamp see 1. stamp, 2. bath, 3. stampio. stand see 1. sefyll, 2. safiad. standard see 1. safon, 2. safonol, 3. lluman. standard-bearer see banerwr. standing see safiad. standpoint see safbwynt. stanza see 1. ban, 2. pennill. staple see 1. stwffwl, 2. styffylu. star see seren. starch see starts. stare see 1. rhythu, 2. safnrhythu, 3. llygadrythu. staring see llygadrwth. stark see rhonc. starling see 1. drudwen, 2. drudwy. starry see serennog. start see 1. cychwyn, 2. rhusio, 3. tasgu, 4. cychwyniad, 5. cychwynfa, 6. dechrau. starve see 1. llwgu, 2. newynu. starveling see edlych. starving see newynog. state see 1. gwladwriaeth, 2. nodi, 3. ystad, 4. talaith, 5. gwladol, 6. ansawdd, 7. byd, 8. gwladwriaethol, 9. stad. statement see mynegiad. statesman see 1. gwladweinydd, 2. gwleidydd. statesmanship see gwladweiniaeth. station see 1. gorsaf, 2. stesion, 3. safle. stationary see sefydlog. statistician see ystadegydd. statistics see ystadegau. statue see 1. cerfddelw, 2. cerflun. stature see 1. safiad, 2. maintioli, 3. corffolaeth, 4. taldra. statute see 1. act, 2. deddf. staunch see pybyr. stave see 1. erwydd, 2. ysgwr. stay see 1. aros (stop), 2. trigo, 3. ateg. steadfast see diysgog. steadfastness see diysgogrwydd. steadiness see sadrwydd. steady see 1. sad, 2. sadio. steal see 1. dwyn, 2. lladrata. stealthy see 1. llechwraidd, 2. lladradaidd.
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steam see 1. anwedd, 2. ager, 3. ageru. steamboat see agerfad. steamer see agerlong. steamship see agerlong. steed see 1. amws, 2. march. steel see dur. steely see duraidd. steep see 1. trwytho, 2. serth, 3. mwydo, 4. llethrog, 5. dibyn, 6. diffwys. steeple see 1. clochdy, 2. pigdwr. steer see 1. llywio, 2. bustach. steersman see llywiwr. stem see 1. corsen, 2. paladr, 3. coes (leg). stench see archfa. step see 1. cam, 2. camu, 3. gris. step-father see llystad. step-mother see llysfam. stereotype see 1. ystrydeb, 2. ystrydebu. stereotyped see ystrydebol. stern see 1. starn, 2. ystarn. steward see 1. distain, 2. goruchwyliwr, 3. ystiward. stick see 1. ffon, 2. glynu, 3. taro (hit, strike), 4. pric. sticky see gludiog. stiff see 1. afrwydd, 2. anhyblyg, 3. anhydwyth, 4. anystwyth, 5. celain, 6. syth. stiffen see 1. anystwytho, 2. cyffio, 3. sythu. stifle see 1. mygu, 2. tagu. stigma see gwarthnod. stigmatize see gwarthnodi. stile see camfa. still see 1. eto (again), 2. gostegu, 3. tawel, 4. llonyddu, 5. llonydd, consider also 6. o hyd. stilt see ystudfach. stimulant see symbylydd. stimulate see symbylu. stimulus see symbyliad. sting see 1. colyn, 2. pigo, 3. colynnu, 4. brathu (bite), 5. brath, 6. pigiad. stinginess see crintachrwydd. stinging see colynnog. stink see drewi. stinking see 1. drewllyd, 2. mws. stinky see drewllyd. stint see 1. crintachu, 2. cybydda. stipulate see amodi. stir see 1. ystwyrian, 2. chwimio, 3. cychwyn (start), 4. cyffro, 5. cyffroi, 6. cynhyrfu, 7. cynnwrf, 8. syflyd. stirk see dyniawed. stirring see 1. cynhyrfiol, 2. cynhyrfiad. stirrup see 1. gwarthafl, 2. gwarthol. stitch see 1. gwayw, 2. pigyn, 3. pwyth, 4. pwytho. stitcher see 1. pwythwr, 2. gwniadyddes, 3. gwniadwraig. stoat see 1. carlwm, 2. gwenci (weasel).
stock see 1. boncyff, 2. cyff, 3. da (good). stockade see crau. stocking see hosan. stocks see cyffion. stoke see tanio. stoker see taniwr. stomach see 1. ystumog, 2. cylla. stone see 1. carreg, 2. maen, 3. caregu, 4. llabyddio. stony see caregog. stoop see 1. gwyro, 2. ymostwng, 3. ymgrymu, 4. plygu, 5. gwargamu, 6. cwman, 7. camu, 8. gwargrymu, 9. crymu. stooping see 1. cwrcwd, 2. gwargam. stop see 1. aros (stay), 2. sefyll (stand), 3. peidio, 4. nadu, 5. atal, 6. atalnod, 7. diweddnod. stoppage see 1. ataliad, 2. ataliaeth, 3. atalfa. stopper see topyn. store see 1. ystorfa, 2. ystorio, 3. siop (shop). storehouse see 1. ystordy, 2. ystorfa. stork see 1. ciconia, 2. garan. storm see 1. ystorm, 2. tymestl, 3. storm, 4. brythwch, 5. cwthwm. stormy see 1. drycinog, 2. tymhestlog, 3. ystormus. story see 1. stori, 2. hanes, 3. mabinogi, 4. chwedl, 5. cyfranc. stout see 1. ffyrf, 2. praff, 3. pybyr. stoutness see 1. ffyrfder, 2. praffter, 3. pybyrwch. straight see 1. syth, 2. union, 3. unionsyth, 4. uniawn. straighten see 1. sythu, 2. unioni. straightness see uniondeb. strain see 1. cainc, 2. hidlo, 3. tynhau. strainer see hidl. strait see 1. culfor, 2. swnt. strand see 1. cainc, 2. marian, 3. traeth, 4. traethell, 5. tywyn. strange see 1. rhyfedd, 2. od, 3. chwith (left), 4. estronol, 5. estronaidd, 6. eres, 7. chwithig, 8. aruthr, 9. anadnabyddus, 10. dieithr. strangeness see dieithrwch. stranger see 1. dieithr, 2. dyfodiad. strangle see 1. tagu, 2. llindagu. strangling see tagfa. strategic see cadofyddol. strategist see cadofydd. strategy see cadofyddiaeth. stratify see haenu. stratum see haen. straw see 1. gwellt, 2. gwelltyn. strawberry see 1. mefusen, 2. syfien. stray see 1. cyfeiliorni, 2. crwydro. streak see 1. rhesen, 2. rhibin, 3. ystremp. stream see 1. ffrydio, 2. llif, 3. nant, 4. llifo, 5. llifeirio, 6. aber, 7. dylifo, 8. ffrwd, 9. ffrydlif. streaming see llifeiriol.
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English - Welsh streamlet see afonig. street see 1. heol, 2. stryd, 3. ystryd. strength see 1. nerth, 2. cryfder. strengthen see 1. cryfhau, 2. cadarnhau, 3. grymuso, 4. nerthu. strengthening see cryfhaol. stress see 1. acennu, 2. aceniad, 3. pwys, 4. straen. stretch see 1. estyn, 2. taenu, 3. ymestyn, 4. ymgyrraedd. strickle see rhip. strict see manwl. stride see 1. brasgamu, 2. llam, 3. camu, 4. gafl. strife see 1. cyfrysedd, 2. cynfyl, 3. cynnen, 4. ymryson. strike see 1. taro (hit), 2. curo, 3. bwrw, 4. ergydio. striker see ergydiwr. striking see trawiadol. string see 1. rhimyn, 2. tant, 3. rheffyn, 4. llinynnu, 5. llinyn, 6. arwest. strip see 1. plicio, 2. rhimyn, 3. ymddiosg, 4. diosg. stripe see 1. rhesen, 2. clais, 3. ffonnod, 4. gwialennod, 5. rhes. striped see rhesog. stripling see 1. llencyn, 2. glaslanc. strive see 1. ymdrechu, 2. ymlafnio, 3. ymorchestu, 4. ymryson. striving see ymdrechgar. stroke see 1. dyrnod, 2. pratio, 3. llochi, 4. hwrdd, 5. gwialennod, 6. ergyd, 7. ffonnod. stroll see 1. rhodianna, 2. rhodio. strong see 1. cryf, 2. grymus, 3. cadarn, 4. bwr, 5. hydr, 6. nerthol, 7. pybyr, 8. dengyn. strontium see strontiwm. structure see adail. struggle see 1. ymrwyfo, 2. gwingo, 3. ymlafnio. strut see torsythu. stubble see soflyn. stubborn see 1. dengyn, 2. gwrthnysig, 3. ystyfnig, 4. gwargaled, 5. cildynnus, 6. cildyn, 7. anhyblyg, 8. cyndyn. stubbornness see 1. cildynrwydd, 2. cyndynrwydd, 3. gwargaledwch. stud see 1. boglwm, 2. gre, 3. lletem. student see 1. efrydydd, 2. myfyriwr. studious see myfyrgar. study see 1. astudio, 2. astudiaeth, 3. astudrwydd, 4. efrydiaeth, 5. efrydu, 6. myfyrfa, 7. myfyrgell, 8. myfyrio. stuff see 1. stwff, 2. stwffio, 3. deunydd, 4. defnydd (use). stumble see 1. baglu, 2. syrthio, 3. tramgwyddo, 4. baglan. stumbling see tramgwydd. stump see 1. bonyn, 2. pwt, 3. boncyff, 4. wystn.
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stun see 1. byddaru, 2. hurtio, 3. pensyfrdanu, 4. syfrdanu. stunned see 1. hurt, 2. pensyfrdan, 3. syfrdan. stupefaction see madrondod. stupefy see 1. syfrdanu, 2. hurtio. stupid see 1. twp, 2. dwl, 3. hurt, 4. bal, 5. hurtyn, 6. pendew. stupidity see hurtrwydd. stupor see syfrdandod. sturdy see talgryf. sty see 1. cut, 2. cwt (tail), 3. cytio, 4. twlc, 5. crau. style see arddull. stylist see 1. arddulliwr, 2. arddullydd. sub see is. subdue see darostwng. subject see 1. pwnc, 2. darostwng, 3. deiliad, 4. goddrych, 5. gwrthrych, 6. testun. subjection see darostyngiad. subjective see 1. mewnol, 2. goddrychol. subjunctive see dibynnol. sublime see 1. arddunol, 2. aruchel, 3. arddun. sublimity see 1. arddunedd, 2. ardduniad, 3. ardduniant, 4. arucheledd. submarine see suddlong. submerge see soddi. submission see 1. ymostyngiad, 2. ymddarostyngiad. submissive see ymostyngar. submit see 1. ymddarostwng, 2. ymostwng. subscribe see tanysgrifio. subscriber see tanysgrifiwr. subscription see tanysgrifiad. subservient see iswasanaethgar. subsidy see cymhorthdal. substance see 1. nwydd, 2. sylwedd. substantial see sylweddol. substantiate see gwireddu. subterranean see tanddaearol. subtle see cyfrin. suburb see maestref. succeed see 1. llwyddo, 2. tycio. success see llwyddiant. successful see llwyddiannus. succession see olyniaeth. successive see olynol. successor see 1. olynwr, 2. olynydd. succor see 1. achlesu, 2. swcro, 3. ymgeleddu. succorer see 1. ymgeleddwr, 2. achleswr. succulent see iraidd. such see cyfryw. suck see 1. sugno, 2. sipian, 3. sugn. suction see sugn. sudden see 1. sydyn, 2. diswta, 3. disyfyd, 4. disymwth. suddenness see sydynrwydd.
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suds see 1. golchion, 2. trochion. suety see gwerog. suffer see 1. dioddef, 2. goddef. suffering see 1. dioddef, 2. dioddefaint. suffice see digoni. sufficiency see digonolrwydd. sufficient see 1. abl, 2. digonol. suffix see olddodiad. suffocate see mygu. suffocation see mygfa. suffrage see pleidlais. sugar see siwgr. suggest see awgrymu. suggestion see 1. awgrymiad, 2. awgrym. suicide see hunanladdiad. suit see 1. addasu, 2. gweddu, 3. talu (pay), 4. taro (hit, strike). suitability see 1. addasrwydd, 2. cyfaddaster, 3. cymhwyster. suitable see 1. addas, 2. cyfaddas, 3. pwrpasol, 4. cymwys, 5. cyngan. suitableness see addasrwydd. sulfur see brwmstan. sulfurous see brwmstanaidd. sulk see 1. monni, 2. pwdu, 3. sorri. sullen see 1. swrth, 2. blwng, 3. dreng. sully see 1. difwyno, 2. diwyno, 3. llychwino. sultriness see 1. mwrndra, 2. myllni, 3. myrndra. sultry see 1. mwll, 2. twym, 3. tesog, 4. mwrn, 5. gwygl, 6. mwygl. sum see 1. swm, 2. symio. summary see crynodeb. summer see haf. summery see hafaidd. summit see 1. gwarthaf, 2. goruchelder, 3. copa. summon see 1. dyfynnu, 2. gwysio. sumptuous see helaethwych. sun see 1. haul, 2. heulo, 3. huan. sundry see 1. amryfal, 2. amryw, 3. amrywiol. sunken see pantiog. sunless see anaraul. sunlit see araul. sunny see 1. araul, 2. heulog, 3. tesog. sunshine see 1. tes, 2. heulwen. sup see sipian. superabundant see gorlawn. superficial see arwynebol. superficies see arwynebedd. superfluity see 1. afreidiau, 2. gormodedd. superintend see arolygu. superintendent see 1. arolygwr, 2. arolygydd. superior see 1. trech, 2. uwchraddol, 3. uwchradd, 4. uchelradd, 5. uchelryw. superiority see rhagoriaeth. superlative see eithaf.
supernatural see goruwchnaturiol. superstition see 1. ofergoel, 2. ofergoeliaeth, 3. ofergoeledd, 4. coelgrefydd. superstitious see 1. ofergoelus, 2. coelgrefyddol. supervise see goruchwylio. supervision see arolygiaeth. supervisor see goruchwyliwr. supper see 1. swper, 2. cwynos. supplant see disodli. supple see ystwyth. supplement see 1. atodiad, 2. atodlen. supplementary see atodol. supplication see ymbil. supply see 1. cyflenwad, 2. cyflenwi, 3. diwallu. support see 1. cefnogi, 2. porthiant, 3. pleidio, 4. cynnal, 5. ateg, 6. cynhaliaeth, 7. atreg, 8. atgyfnerthu, 9. ategiad, 10. ategu, 11. amwyn, 12. cefnogaeth. supporter see 1. pleidiwr, 2. cynhaliwr. supporting see ategol. suppose see 1. tebygu, 2. bwrw. supposed see tybiedig. supposition see 1. tybiaeth, 2. atosodiad. suppurate see crawni. supremacy see 1. goruchafiaeth, 2. unbeiniaeth, 3. uchafiaeth. supreme see 1. goruchel, 2. pen (head, top). sure see 1. sicr, 2. diball, 3. dilys, 4. diogel. surety see 1. mach, 2. mechni, 3. meichiau. surf see 1. beiston, 2. ewyn. surface see 1. arwyneb, 2. arwynebedd, 3. caen, 4. ton. surfeit see 1. alaru, 2. syrffedu, 3. syrffed, 4. alar, 5. diflasu. surge see 1. dygyfor, 2. terfysgu, 3. ymchwydd, 4. ymchwyddo. surgeon see llawfeddyg. surgery see llawfeddygaeth. surgical see llawfeddygol. surliness see sarugrwydd. surly see 1. costog, 2. dreng, 3. sarrug, 4. arthog. surmise see tyb. surname see 1. cyfenw, 2. cyfenwi. surpass see rhagori. surplice see gwenwisg. surprise see 1. synnu, 2. syndod. surprising see syn. surrealism see swrealaeth. surround see 1. amgylchu, 2. amgylchynu, 3. cwmpasu, 4. cylchynu. surrounding see 1. cylchynol, 2. amgylchynol. surroundings see amgylch. survey see 1. arolygu, 2. cyfarchwylio, 3. arolwg. surveyor see 1. arolygwr, 2. arolygydd, 3. mesurwr. survival see goroesiad.
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English - Welsh survive see goroesi. survivor see goroeswr. suspect see 1. drwgdybio, 2. amau. suspend see crogi. suspicion see drwgdybiaeth. suspicious see 1. amheugar, 2. amheus, 3. drwgdybus. sustain see cynnal. sustainer see cynhaliwr. sustenance see 1. porthiant, 2. ymborth. swaddling-clothes see caw. swagger see torsythu. swaggerer see rhodreswr. swaggering see torsyth. swallow see 1. gwennol, 2. llyncu, 3. llwnc. swamp see 1. cors, 2. gwern, 3. siglen. swan see alarch. sward see 1. gwellt, 2. gweryd, 3. tonnen. swarm see 1. haid, 2. heidio. swarming see tryfrith. swarthy see melynddu. swath see 1. gwanaf, 2. ystod. sway see 1. gwegian, 2. rhwyfo (row), 3. rhwysg. swear see 1. tyngu, 2. rhegi. swearer see tyngwr. sweat see 1. chwysu, 2. chwys. sweater see chwyswr. sweaty see chwyslyd. sweep see 1. ysgubo, 2. ysgubwr. sweeper see ysgubwr. sweeping see ysgubol. sweepings see 1. mwlwg, 2. ysgubion. sweet see 1. melys, 2. peraidd, 3. chweg. sweeten see 1. pereiddio, 2. melysu. sweetheart see 1. cariad (love), 2. cariadfab, 3. cariadferch. sweets see fferins. swell see 1. chwyddo, 2. ymchwyddo. swelling see 1. chwydd, 2. ymchwydd. swerve see 1. cilio, 2. gwyro, 3. osgoi. swift see 1. cyflym (fast, quick), 2. buan, 3. ebrwydd, 4. esgud, 5. clau, 6. chwyrn, 7. mwth. swiftness see chwyrndra. swill see agolch. swim see nofio (float). swimmer see 1. nofiwr, 2. nofiedydd. swindle see twyllo. swine see mochyn (pig). swineherd see meichiad. swing see 1. siglen, 2. siglo. swingletree see cambren. swinish see 1. mochaidd, 2. mochynnaidd. switch see gwialen. swivel see bwylltid.
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swoon see 1. llewygu, 2. llewyg, 3. llesmeirio, 4. llesmair. sword see 1. glaif, 2. cleddyf. swordsman see cleddyfwr. sycamore see sycamorwydden. sycophant see 1. cynffonnwr, 2. gwenieithiwr. syllable see 1. sill, 2. sillaf. syllogism see cyfresymiad. symbol see arwyddlun. symbolic see arwyddluniol. sympathetic see cydymdeimladol. sympathize see cydymdeimlo. sympathy see cydymdeimlad. synagogue see synagog. synchronous see cyfamserol. synonymous see cyfystyr. syntax see cystrawen. syringe see 1. chwistrell, 2. chwistrellu. system see 1. cysawd, 2. system, 3. trefn, 4. trefniadaeth, 5. cyfundrefn. systematic see cyfundrefnol. systematize see cyfundrefnu.
T tab see pwyntil. tabernacle see 1. tabernaclu, 2. tabernacl, 3. pabellu, 4. pabell. table see 1. bwrdd, 2. bord, 3. llechres, 4. tabl, 5. taflen. tablet see tabled. taboo see diofryd. tabulate see taflennu. taciturn see 1. tawedog, 2. dywedwst. taciturnity see dywedwst. tack see brasbwytho. tackle see taclo. tactical see cadofyddol. tactician see cadofydd. tactics see 1. cadofyddiaeth, 2. tacteg. tadpole see penbwl. tag see pwyntil. tail see 1. cwt, 2. cynffon, 3. tin, 4. cloren, 5. cwtws, 6. llosgwrn. tailed see llosgyrnog. tailor see 1. teilwra, 2. teiliwr. tailoress see teilwres. tailoring see teilwriaeth. take see 1. cymryd, 2. dwyn, consider also 3. dwyn at. tale see 1. stori, 2. mabinogi, 3. chwedl, 4. adameg, 5. cyfranc.
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talent see 1. dawn, 2. talent, 3. athrylith. talented see 1. athrylithgar, 2. dawnus, 3. talentog. talk see 1. siarad, 2. ymddiddan, 3. sgwrs, 4. chwedleua, 5. sgwrsio. talkative see 1. siaradus, 2. brac, 3. chwedleugar. talker see siaradwr. tall see tal. tallness see taldra. tally see cyfateb. talon see 1. crafanc, 2. ewin. tame see 1. dof, 2. dofi, 3. llywaeth, 4. swci. tangle see 1. drysu, 2. dryswch. tangled see dyrys. tank see dyfrgist. tanner see barcer. tannery see barcty. tap see taro (hit, strike). tape see incil. taper see meinhau. tardiness see hwyrfrydigrwydd. tardy see hwyrfrydig. tare see efryn. tarnish see llychwino. tarry see 1. aros (stay, stop), 2. tario. tartan see plod. tartness see surni. task see 1. gorchwyl, 2. tasg, 3. tasgu. taste see 1. profi, 2. chwaeth, 3. chwaethu, 4. blas, 5. archwaethu, 6. archwaeth, 7. clywed (hear). tasteful see chwaethus. taster see profwr. tasty see blasus. tattered see 1. bratiog, 2. carpiog, 3. llarpiog. tattle see 1. brawl, 2. clebran. tattler see 1. clebryn, 2. clebren. tattletale see 1. clapgi, 2. clepgi. taunt see 1. dannod, 2. edliw, 3. testunio. taunting see edliwgar. tavern see tafarn. tawdry see coegwych. tawny see 1. melynddu, 2. melynaidd. tax see 1. tasg, 2. tasgu, 3. treth. taxer see trethwr. taxpayer see trethdalwr. tea see te. teach see 1. dysgu (learn), 2. addysgu, 3. athrawiaethu. teacher see 1. athro, 2. dysgawdwr, 3. dysgwr. teaching see dysgeidiaeth. team see gwedd. teapot see tebot. tear see 1. deigryn, 2. ymrwygo, 3. rhwygo, 4. dragio, 5. llarpio, 6. rhwyg. tearful see wylofus. teary see dagreuol.
tease see 1. plagio, 2. profocio. teat see 1. teth, 2. diden. technetium see technetiwm. technical see technegol. technique see techneg. technological see technolegol. technologist see technolegwr. technology see technoleg. tedious see maith. teem see 1. hilio, 2. epilio. teeming see 1. tryfrith, 2. epilgar, 3. toreithiog. telegram see brysneges. telegraph see pellebru. televise see teledu (television). television see teledu. tell see 1. dweud (say), 2. mynegi. telltale see 1. clepgi, 2. clapgi, 3. cleci. temper see 1. natur, 2. nawseiddio, 3. tymer. temperament see 1. anian, 2. anianawd. temperance see 1. dirwest, 2. cymedroldeb. temperate see 1. tymherus, 2. cymedrol, 3. dirwestol. temperature see tymheredd. tempest see tymestl. tempestuous see tymhestlog. template see patrymlun. temple see 1. teml, 2. arlais, 3. cyfys. tempo see 1. amser (time), 2. amseriad. temporal see 1. amserol, 2. tymhorol. tempt see temtio. temptation see 1. temtasiwn, 2. profedigaeth. tempter see temtiwr. ten see 1. deg, 2. deng. tenacious see gafaelgar. tenancy see tenantiaeth. tenant see 1. deiliad, 2. tenant. tend see 1. tendio, 2. tueddu. tendency see 1. tuedd, 2. asgen. tender see 1. tyner, 2. canllaith, 3. tirion, 4. masw, 5. meddal (soft), 6. rhywiog. tenderness see 1. tiriondeb, 2. tynerwch. tendon see gewyn. tenet see daliad. tenfold see decplyg. tennis see tenis. tenon see tyno. tense see amser (time). tent see 1. pabell, 2. lluest, 3. lluesty, 4. pabellu, 5. pall. tenth see 1. degwm, 2. degfed. tepid see 1. claear, 2. mwygl. term see 1. term, 2. teler, 3. tymor. terminal see terfynnell. terminate see terfynu. termination see terfyniad.
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English - Welsh terms see amod. terrestrial see daearol. terrible see 1. arswydus, 2. aruthr, 3. brawychus, 4. dychrynllyd, 5. ofnadwy, 6. uthr, 7. anaelau. terrier see daeargi. terrify see brawychu. territorial see tiriogaethol. territory see 1. tir, 2. tiriogaeth. terror see 1. arswyd, 2. braw, 3. dychryn, 4. ofn, 5. ofnadwyaeth. testament see testament. testator see testamentwr. tester see profwr. testicle see caill. testify see tystio. testimonial see 1. tysteb, 2. tystlythyr. testimony see tystiolaeth. testy see 1. ffrom, 2. ffromllyd. tether see cebystr. text see testun. texture see 1. gwead, 2. gwe. thank see diolch (thanks). thankful see diolchgar. thankfulness see diolchgarwch. thanks see diolch. thanksgiving see diolch (thanks). thatch see toi. thaw see 1. meirioli, 2. dadmer, 3. toddi. the see 1. y, 2. yr, 3. 'r. theater see chwaraedy. theft see lladrad. theme see 1. testun, 2. thema. then see wedyn. theologian see diwinydd. theological see diwinyddol. theology see diwinyddiaeth. theoretical see damcaniaethol. theoretician see damcaniaethwr. theorize see damcanu. theory see damcaniaeth. therapist see therapydd. there see 1. yno, 2. yna, 3. acw. therefore see felly. thermometer see 1. thermomedr, 2. gwresfesurydd. thesis see gosodiad. thick see 1. tew, 2. trwchus, 3. braisg, 4. ffyrf, 5. praff. thicken see 1. tewychu, 2. tewhau, 3. ffyrfhau. thickness see 1. ffyrfder, 2. praffter. thief see chwiwgi. thieve see lladrata. thievish see lladronllyd. thigh see 1. gar, 2. morddwyd, 3. clun. thimble see gwniadur.
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thin see 1. tenau, 2. achul, 3. main, 4. teneuo. thing see peth. think see meddwl. thinker see meddyliwr. thinness see teneuwch. third see trydydd. thirst see 1. syched, 2. sychedu. thirsty see sychedig. thistle see 1. ysgallen, 2. ysgallyn. thong see carrai. thorn see 1. draenen, 2. pigyn, 3. draen. thorough see 1. trylwyr, 2. trwyadl. thoroughfare see tramwyfa. thoroughness see trylwyredd. thou see 1. ti, 2. tydi. though see er. thought see 1. meddwl, 2. ceudod. thoughtful see 1. ystyrgar, 2. meddylgar. thoughtfulness see meddylgarwch. thousand see mil. thousandth see milfed. thrashing see cosfa. thread see edau. threat see bygwth. threaten see bygwth. threatening see bygwthiol. three see 1. tri, 2. tair. threescore see trigain. thresh see dyrnu. thresher see dyrnwr. threshold see 1. hiniog, 2. rhiniog, 3. trothwy. thrift see darbodaeth. thrifty see darbodus. thrill see 1. gwefreiddio, 2. ias, 3. trydaniaeth, 4. gwefr. thrilling see 1. cynhyrfiol, 2. gwefreiddiol. thrive see ffynnu. throat see gwddf (neck). throb see 1. brydio, 2. procio, 3. neidio (jump), 4. gwynio, 5. gwynegu, 6. dychlamu, 7. curo, 8. cur, 9. curiad. throne see 1. gorseddfainc, 2. gorseddu, 3. gorsedd, 4. brenhinfainc, 5. gorseddfa. throng see 1. dyludo, 2. heidio. throttle see llindagu. through see 1. trwodd, 2. trwy. throw see 1. bwrw, 2. taflu, 3. ergydio, 4. tafliad, 5. lluchio, 6. lluchfa, 7. lluchiad. thrower see lluchiwr. thrum see tabyrddu. thrush see 1. tresglen, 2. bronfraith. thrust see 1. stwffio, 2. hergwd, 3. gwthio (push), 4. gwth. thumb see 1. bawd, 2. bodio. thump see 1. dulio, 2. dyrnu, 3. pwnio.
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thunder see 1. taran, 2. taranu, 3. twrf. thunderbolt see taranfollt. thus see 1. felly, 2. fel. thwart see 1. seithugio, 2. siomi. tick see 1. tip, 2. tipian. ticket see 1. ticed, 2. tocyn. tickle see 1. goglais, 2. gogleisio. tide see 1. aches, 2. llanw. tidiness see 1. cymhendod, 2. taclusrwydd. tidy see 1. taclus, 2. twtio, 3. twt, 4. syber, 5. cymon, 6. cryno, 7. tacluso. tie see 1. clymu, 2. cylymu, 3. rhwym, 4. rhwymo, 5. tei. tied see caethiwus. tiger see 1. teigr, 2. dywalgi. tight see tyn. tighten see tynhau. tile see priddlech. till see 1. nes, 2. trin, 3. amaethu, 4. hyd, 5. llafurio. timber see 1. pren, 2. coeden (tree), 3. coedio. timbrel see tympan. time see 1. amser, 2. adeg, 3. awr, 4. pryd, 5. tymp, 6. oed, 7. gwaith (work), 8. amseru, 9. tro. timely see 1. amserol, 2. cyfamserol, 3. prydlon. timetable see amserlen. timid see 1. ofnus, 2. yswil, 3. llwfr. timidity see 1. yswildod, 2. ofnusrwydd. timing see amseriad. timorous see ofnog. tin see 1. alcam, 2. ystaen. tincture see naws. tingle see merwino. tingling see merwindod. tinker see eurych. tinkle see 1. tinc, 2. tincian, 3. tonc. tint see 1. arlliw, 2. arlliwio. tip see 1. blaen, 2. swch. tipple see 1. potio, 2. slotian, 3. diota, 4. yslotian. tippler see 1. diotwr, 2. llymeitiwr, 3. yslotiwr. tire see 1. blino, 2. lluddedu. tired see 1. blin, 2. lluddedig. tithe see 1. degwm, 2. degymu. title see teitl. to see 1. at, 2. hyd, 3. i, 4. wrth. to abdicate see ymddeol. to abhor see ffieiddio. to abominate see ffieiddio. to abrade see ysgraffinio. to abut see cydio. to accede see 1. cydsynio, 2. cytuno. to accomplish see 1. cwblhau, 2. cyflawni. to accost see cyfarch. to accoutre see 1. arfogi, 2. taclu. to achieve see 1. cwblhau, 2. cyflawni, 3. gorffen. to acquaint see hysbysu.
to adjudicate see 1. barnu, 2. beirniadu. to administrate see adweinyddu. to admire see edmygu. to admonish see 1. ceryddu, 2. rhybuddio. to adopt see mabwysiadu. to advertise see 1. hysbysebu, 2. hysbysu. to advise see 1. annog, 2. cynghori, 3. hysbysu. to aggrandize see mwyhau. to algebra see algebra. to align see cyfunioni. to allocate see 1. cyfleu, 2. rhannu, 3. dosbarthu. to allude see cyfeirio. to amass see 1. casglu, 2. cronni, 3. pentyrru, 4. tyrru. to ameliorate see 1. diwygio, 2. gwella. to amerce see dirwyo. to amputate see trychu. to amuse see 1. difyrru, 2. diddanu. to anglicize see Seisnigeiddio. to angling see pysgota. to animadvert see 1. ceryddu, 2. sennu, 3. beirniadu. to animalize see anifeileiddio. to anoint see 1. iro, 2. eneinio. to appertain see perthyn. to applaud see cymeradwyo. to arbitrate see 1. cyflafareddu, 2. athrywyn. to arithmetician see rhifyddwr. to asphyxiate see 1. mygu, 2. tagu. to aspire see dyheu. to assemble see 1. cynnull, 2. ymgynnull. to assess see 1. asesu, 2. prisio. to assort see 1. trefnu, 2. dosbarthu. to atomize see atomeiddio. to attain see 1. cyrraedd, 2. ennill. to attune see 1. cyweirio, 2. hwylio. to avenge see dial. to backbite see absennu. to bake see 1. pobi, 2. crasu. to bamboozle see twyllo. to barbarize see barbareiddio. to beautify see 1. harddu, 2. prydferthu. to bedeck see 1. trwsio, 2. addurno. to bedew see 1. gwlitho, 2. gwlychu. to bedizen see 1. addurno, 2. gwychu. to befall see 1. damweinio, 2. digwydd. to behead see torfynyglu. to beleaguer see gwarchae. to belittle see 1. bychanu, 2. difenwi. to bemoan see arwylo. to berate see tafodi. to bereave see 1. difuddio, 2. amddifadu. to beseech see 1. erfyn, 2. aswyno. to besiege see gwarchae.
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English - Welsh to besmirch see 1. llychwino, 2. pardduo. to bestir see cyffroi. to bewail see galarnadu. to beware see 1. ymgroesi, 2. ymswyno. to bigamy see dwywreigiaeth. to bisect see dwyrannu. to blandish see 1. gwenieithio, 2. truthio. to bloat see chwyddo. to bring see 1. cyrchu, 2. dwyn. to broaden see lledu. to canonize see 1. canoneiddio, 2. seintio. to castigate see cystwyo. to catechist see holwr. to catechize see holwyddori. to celebrate see dathlu. to characterize see 1. nodweddu, 2. hynodi. to chitter see yswitian. to circulate see 1. cylchredeg, 2. lledaenu. to come see dod. to commence see dechrau. to commiserate see gresynu. to compel see gorfodi. to compensate see digolledu. to compete see cystadlu. to complain see achwyn. to comprise see 1. amgyffred, 2. cynnwys. to compute see cyfrif. to condemn see 1. collfarnu, 2. condemnio. to connect see cysylltu. to conspire see 1. bradfwriadu, 2. cynllwyn. to controvert see gwrthddadlau. to convey see 1. cludo, 2. hebrwng, 3. danfon, 4. cyfleu, 5. cywain. to corrode see 1. bwyta (eat), 2. cancro. to crave see 1. blysio, 2. crefu, 3. ffrawddunio. to create see creu. to cremate see amlosgi. to crucify see croeshoelio. to dally see pencawna. to decapitate see torfynyglu. to decorate see addurno. to deepen see dyfnhau. to deforest see datfforestu. to defraud see hocedu. to deign see teilyngu. to delete see dileu. to demolish see chwalu. to denude see 1. dinoethi, 2. noethi. to deny see 1. gwrthod, 2. gwadu. to depict see 1. darlunio, 2. portreadu. to deputize see dirprwyo. to derive see tarddu. to descend see 1. disgyn, 2. hanfod. to describe see 1. darlunio, 2. disgrifio.
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to destine see tynghedu. to dethrone see diorseddu. to develop see datblygu. to devour see 1. difa, 2. traflyncu, 3. llewa. to differ see 1. amrywio, 2. gwahaniaethu. to dine see ciniawa. to disapprove see anghymeradwyo. to disarrange see anhrefnu. to discover see darganfod. to disembark see glanio. to disembowel see diberfeddu. to disestablish see 1. dadsefydlu, 2. datgysylltu. to disfranchise see difreinio. to dismember see diaelodi. to disobey see anufuddhau. to disown see gwadu. to disperse see gwasgaru. to displease see anfoddio. to dispossess see difeddiannu. to disseminate see 1. hau, 2. lledaenu. to distil see 1. diferu, 2. hidlo. to disturb see 1. aflonyddu, 2. cyffroi. to divest see 1. diosg, 2. ymddihatru. to dormouse see pathew. to earn see ennill. to economize see cynilo. to educate see addysgu. to embitter see chwerwi. to embody see 1. corffori, 2. ymgorffori. to emend see cywiro. to encamp see 1. gwersyllu, 2. lluestu, 3. castellu, 4. pabellu. to endorse see ardystio. to engulf see anhuddo. to enrobe see arwisgo. to enshroud see amdoi. to ensnare see 1. rhwydo, 2. baglu. to enwrap see amwisgo. to eradicate see diwreiddio. to evaluate see 1. gwerthuso, 2. arfarnu. to evangelize see efengylu. to evolve see datblygu. to exaggerate see gorliwio. to execute see 1. dienyddio, 2. cyflawni. to exhort see 1. annog, 2. cynghori. to exist see bodoli. to expect see 1. disgwyl, 2. erfyn. to expectorate see poeri. to expire see 1. marw (die), 2. trengi. to expostulate see cyfymliw. to exterminate see difodi. to extol see 1. arwyrain, 2. clodfori, 3. mawrygu. to exude see chwysu. to flay see blingo.
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to flee see ffoi. to flog see fflangellu. to foreknow see rhagwybod. to foretell see rhagfynegi. to forewarn see rhagrybuddio. to freshen see 1. ireiddio, 2. croywi. to fulfill see 1. cwblhau, 2. cyflawni. to geometry see geometreg. to germinate see egino. to gesticulate see munudio. to gnash see rhincian. to hallow see sancteiddio. to halve see haneru. to hanker see ysu. to harrow see 1. oged, 2. ogedu, 3. llyfnu, 4. og. to hearken see ymwrando. to hearten see 1. calonogi, 2. gwroli. to hibernate see gaeafu. to imbibe see sugno. to imbue see trwytho. to impart see cyfrannu. to implore see 1. erfyn, 2. crefu. to imprecate see melltithio. to imprison see carcharu. to impute see cyfrif. to include see cynnwys. to incubate see deor. to indemnify see digolledu. to indoctrinate see athrawiaethu. to induce see 1. cymell, 2. anwytho. to inflect see treiglo. to inherit see 1. etifeddu, 2. aerio. to inhibit see gwahardd. to insinuate see ensynio. to insist see 1. mynnu, 2. taeru. to insure see yswirio. to inter see daearu. to intercede see eiriol. to interject see ebychu. to intermarry see ymbriodi. to introduce see rhagarwain. to legislate see deddfu. to listen see gwrando. to litigate see cyfreithio. to loathe see ffieiddio. to localize see lleoli. to magnify see 1. chwyddo, 2. mwyhau, 3. mawrygu. to maltreat see baetio. to marmot see twrlla. to militate see milwrio. to minimize see bychanu. to misbelieve see camgredu. to miscalculate see camgyfrif.
to misjudge see camfarnu. to mislead see camarwain. to misname see camenwi. to misnomer see camenw. to modernize see diweddaru. to molest see aflonyddu. to moralize see moesoli. to mourn see 1. dolurio, 2. galaru. to mutate see treiglo. to nationalize see 1. cenedlaetholi, 2. gwladoli. to noun see enw (name). to nuzzle see trwyno. to obtrude see 1. ymwthio, 2. gwthio (push). to occur see digwydd. to officiate see gweinyddu. to outlive see goroesi. to outrun see blaenu. to overfill see gorlenwi. to overlie see llethu. to oversee see goruchwylio. to overspread see gordoi. to overwhelm see llethu. to pamper see 1. anwesu, 2. maldodi, 3. moethi, 4. mwytho. to parch see crasu. to pare see pilio. to partake see cyfranogi. to participate see cyfranogi. to penetrate see treiddio. to perish see 1. darfod, 2. colli (lose), 3. trengi. to permute see amnewid. to perspire see chwysu. to persuade see 1. cymell, 2. darbwyllo, 3. perswadio. to pertain see perthyn. to philosophize see athronyddu. to pilfer see 1. chwiwladrata, 2. chwiwbigo, 3. chwilenna. to poach see herwhela. to poetize see 1. awenyddu, 2. barddoni, 3. prydyddu. to portend see 1. argoeli, 2. rhagarwyddo. to portray see 1. portreadu, 2. arlunio, 3. darlunio, 4. delweddu. to precede see 1. blaenori, 2. blaenu, 3. rhagflaenu. to predestine see 1. rhagarfaethu, 2. rhaglunio. to predetermine see rhagderfynu. to premeditate see rhagfyfyrio. to prepay see blaendalu. to preside see llywyddu. to prognosticate see brudio. to prolong see estyn. to promulgate see cyhoeddi. to prorogue see addoedi. to provide see 1. arlwyo, 2. darbod, 3. darparu.
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English - Welsh to pursue see 1. canlyn, 2. dilyn, 3. erlyn, 4. ymlid. to qualify see ansoddi. to quern see breuan. to ramify see 1. canghennu, 2. ceincio. to ravish see 1. rheibio, 2. treisio. to rearm see adarfogi. to reassemble see atgynnull. to recant see datgyffesu. to recede see 1. cilio, 2. ymgilio. to recollect see 1. cofio (remember), 2. atgofio. to recommend see 1. argymell, 2. cymeradwyo. to recondition see atgyflyru. to recover see 1. adenill, 2. mendio. to redeem see prynu (buy, purchase). to refer see cyfeirio. to reinforce see atgyfnerthu. to reintegrate see atgyfannu. to relate see 1. adrodd, 2. mynegi. to remember see 1. cofio, 2. coffa, 3. atgofio. to renew see adnewyddu. to renounce see 1. ymwrthod, 2. ymwadu, 3. gwadu. to renovate see adnewyddu. to repossess see adfeddiannu. to resign see 1. ymddiswyddo, 2. ymddeol. to resound see 1. adleisio, 2. datseinio, 3. diasbedain, 4. seinio. to restate see adfynegi. to restrict see cyfyngu. to resurrect see atgyfodi. to resuscitate see dadebru. to reunite see aduno. to revive see 1. adfywio, 2. atgyfodi, 3. dadebru, 4. adfywhau. to rough-hew see brasnaddu. to sadden see pruddhau. to satirize see goganu. to scarify see ysgraffinio. to scavenge see carthu. to secede see gwrthgilio. to secrete see dirgelu. to send see 1. anfon, 2. danfon, 3. gyrru. to shoehorn see 1. sesbin, 2. siesbin, 3. siasbi. to shrivel see crebachu. to smite see taro (hit, strike). to solemnize see difrifoli. to soliloquize see ymson. to spay see disbaddu. to specialize see arbenigo. to speculate see damcanu. to spiritualize see ysbrydoli. to spue see chwydu. to stoke see tanio. to stratify see haenu.
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to subscribe see tanysgrifio. to suffice see digoni. to summon see 1. dyfynnu, 2. gwysio. to superintend see arolygu. to suppurate see crawni. to sweeten see 1. pereiddio, 2. melysu. to sympathize see cydymdeimlo. to televise see teledu (television). to tend see 1. tendio, 2. tueddu. to terminate see terfynu. to thank see diolch (thanks). to theorize see damcanu. to thieve see lladrata. to thresh see dyrnu. to tighten see tynhau. to transact see 1. trin, 2. trafod. to transfix see trywanu. to transform see trawsffurfio. to translate see 1. cyfieithu, 2. trosi. to transliterate see trawslythrennu. to transmigrate see trawsfudo. to transmit see anfon. to trounce see cystwyo. to uncover see dadorchuddio. to undeceive see didwyllo. to undertake see ymgymryd. to undo see 1. andwyo, 2. mysgu, 3. datod. to unhook see dadfachu. to unify see unoli. to universalize see cyffredinoli. to unlock see datgloi. to untie see datod. to unveil see dadorchuddio. to uproot see diwreiddio. to vaccinate see buchfrechu. to vacillate see 1. anwadalu, 2. bwhwman. to versify see rhigymu. to vibrate see dirgrynu. to warn see 1. rhybuddio, 2. siarsio. to worsen see gwaethygu. to yearn see 1. dyheu, 2. hiraethu. toad see llyffant. toady see 1. ffalsiwr, 2. cynffonna, 3. cynffonnwr. toast see 1. llwncdestun, 2. pobi. tobacco see 1. baco, 2. myglys, 3. tybaco. today see heddiw. toe see 1. bawd, 2. bys. toffee see cyflaith. together see ynghyd. toil see 1. ymlafnio, 2. llafurio, 3. gnif. toilsome see llafurus. token see 1. argoel, 2. arwyddnod, 3. nod. tolerable see goddefol. tolerance see goddefgarwch.
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tolerant see goddefgar. toleration see goddefiad. toll see toll. tomb see 1. bedd, 2. beddrod. tombstone see beddfaen. tomfoolery see ffwlbri. tomorrow see 1. yfory, 2. fory. ton see tunnell. tone see 1. sain, 2. tonyddiaeth. tongs see gefel. tongue see 1. tafod, 2. balog. tonight see heno. tonsil see tonsil. tonsure see corun. too see 1. hefyd (also), 2. rhy. tool see 1. offeryn, 2. arf, 3. celficyn. tooth see dant. toothache see dannoedd. toothless see mantach. top see 1. pen (head), 2. gwarthaf, 3. brigo, 4. uchder, 5. blaen, 6. briger, 7. brig, 8. caead, 9. copa. top-heavy see pendrwm. torch see ffagl. torment see 1. plagio, 2. poenydio, 3. poeni, 4. poen, 5. artaith, 6. poenedigaeth. tormentor see poenwr. tornado see 1. corwynt, 2. gyrwynt, 3. trowynt. torrent see 1. gweilgi, 2. llifddwfr, 3. rhyferthwy, 4. ffrwd, 5. cenllif, 6. ffrydlif. tortoise see crwban. tortuous see troellog. torture see 1. dirdynnu, 2. poenydio, 3. dirboen, 4. arteithio, 5. artaith. torturer see 1. poenwr, 2. arteithiwr. total see 1. cwbl, 2. cyfanswm, 3. llwyr. totter see gwegian. tottering see simsan. touch see 1. teimlo, 2. cyffyrddiad, 3. cis, 4. cyffwrdd. touchy see ffrom. tough see gwydn. toughness see gwydnwch. tow see carth. towel see lliain. town see 1. tref, 2. trefol. township see trefgordd. toy see 1. corodyn, 2. tegan. trace see 1. olrhain, 2. torri (break, cut), 3. tres, 4. arlliw. track see 1. adrywedd, 2. llwybr, 3. wysg, 4. trac. tract see traethawd. tractable see 1. hywedd, 2. hydyn, 3. hydrin. trade see 1. crefft, 2. marchnata, 3. masnach, 4. masnachu.
trader see cyfnewidiwr. tradition see traddodiad. traditional see traddodiadol. traffic see 1. mael, 2. trafnidiaeth, 3. masnach, 4. masnachu. trail see 1. llusgo, 2. trywydd. train see 1. gosgordd, 2. hyfforddi. trained see 1. hywedd, 2. hyfforddus. training see 1. hyfforddiant, 2. hyfforddiadol, 3. addysgiaeth. traitor see 1. bradwr, 2. teyrnfradwr. traitorous see bradwrus. tramp see crwydryn. trample see 1. sarnu, 2. sathru, 3. mathru, 4. damsang. trampler see 1. sethrydd, 2. mathrwr. trance see perlewyg. tranquil see tawel. tranquillity see 1. hedd, 2. heddwch, 3. tawelwch. transact see 1. trin, 2. trafod. transaction see trafodaeth. transcribe see adysgrifio. transcript see adysgrif. transept see croes. transfer see 1. trosglwyddiad, 2. trosglwyddo. transference see trosglwyddiad. transfix see trywanu. transform see trawsffurfio. transgress see 1. camweddu, 2. troseddu. transgression see 1. camwedd, 2. trosedd, 3. anghyfraith. transgressor see 1. camweddwr, 2. troseddwr. transient see darfodedig. translate see 1. cyfieithu, 2. trosi. translation see 1. cyfieithiad, 2. trosiad. transliterate see trawslythrennu. transmigrate see trawsfudo. transmigration see trawsfudiad. transmission see anfoniad. transmit see anfon. transparency see tryloywder. transparent see tryloyw. transplant see trawsblannu. transport see trawsgludo. transpose see trawsgyweirio. transposition see trawsgyweiriad. trap see annel. trash see 1. gwehilion, 2. sothach. travail see 1. trafael, 2. trafaelu. travel see 1. teithio, 2. ymdeithio, 3. trafaelu, 4. trafaelio, 5. cerdded (walk). traveler see teithiwr. travelling see teithiol. tray see hambwrdd. treacherous see bradwrus.
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English - Welsh treachery see bradwriaeth. treacle see triagl. tread see 1. mathru, 2. troedio, 3. sang, 4. damsang, 5. sathru. treason see 1. brad, 2. bradwriaeth. treasure see 1. trysor, 2. addod, 3. trysori. treasurer see trysorydd. treasury see 1. eurgrawn, 2. trysorlys, 3. trysordy. treat see 1. amheuthun, 2. traethu, 3. trin, 4. ymdrin. treatise see traethawd. treatment see 1. triniaeth, 2. ymdriniaeth. treble see 1. meinllais, 2. trebl, 3. treblu. tree see 1. coeden, 2. colfen, 3. pren, 4. gwydden. tremble see 1. crynfa, 2. crynu, 3. dirgrynu. trembling see 1. cyffryd, 2. crynedig, 3. cryndod. tremolo see crychlais. tremor see 1. crynfa, 2. dirgryniad. tremulous see crynedig. trench see 1. ffos, 2. ffosi. trend see 1. rhediad, 2. tueddu. trespass see troseddu. trespasser see troseddwr. tress see tres. trial see 1. profedigaeth, 2. treial. triangle see triongl. tribe see 1. ciwdod, 2. echen, 3. llwyth, 4. tylwyth. tribulation see 1. blinfyd, 2. trallod, 3. gorthrymder. tribunal see tribiwnlys. tribute see treth. trice see chwinciad. trick see 1. castio, 2. tric, 3. ystranc, 4. sgil. trickle see defni. tricky see castiog. trident see tryfer. trifle see 1. cellwair, 2. corodyn, 3. pencawna. trifler see cellweiriwr. trill see 1. cwafrio, 2. crychlais. trim see 1. trwsio, 2. tacluso, 3. taclus, 4. amlymu, 5. taclu, 6. cymhennu. trinity see trindod. trio see triawd. trip see 1. baglu, 2. maglu, 3. pleserdaith, 4. baglan, 5. taith. triplet see triban. triumph see 1. gorfoledd, 2. gorfoleddu, 3. goruchafiaeth. triumphant see 1. gorfoleddus, 2. buddugoliaethus. trivial see 1. dibwys, 2. gwacsaw. troop see mintai. tropic see trofan. tropical see trofannol. trot see 1. tuth, 2. tuthio. troth see cred. trouble see 1. trabludd, 2. trafael, 3. trafferth, 4. trybini, 5. trallod, 6. trwbl, 7. helynt, 8. trafferthu,
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9. helbul, 10. gofid, 11. cythryblu, 12. cystuddio, 13. cyfyngder, 14. cur, 15. blino, consider also 16. trallodi, 17. helcyd, 18. blinder. troubled see 1. cythryblus, 2. trallodus, 3. helbulus, 4. trafferthus. troubler see trallodwr. troublesome see 1. plagus, 2. trafferthus. troublous see trallodus. trough see cafn. trounce see cystwyo. trousers see llawdr. trout see brithyll. trowel see trywel. troy see Caerdroea. truce see cadoediad. truck see lori. trudge see troedio. true see 1. gwir, 2. clau, 3. cywir, 4. diau, 5. gwirioneddol. truism see gwireb. trumpet see utgorn. trundle see powlio. trunk see 1. arch, 2. boncyff, 3. coffr, 4. trwnc. truss see gwregys. trust see 1. coelio, 2. ymddiriedolaeth, 3. ymddiried, 4. hyderu, 5. cred, 6. goglyd, 7. coel, 8. hyder. trustee see ymddiriedolwr. trustful see ffyddiog. trusting see ffyddiog. truth see 1. gwir, 2. gwirionedd. truthful see geirwir. truthfulness see geirwiredd. try see 1. ceisio, 2. profi, 3. treio, 4. ymgeisio, 5. cais. tub see 1. celwrn, 2. cerwyn, 3. twb. tube see 1. corn, 2. pib (pipe), 3. pibell. tuck see torchi. tuft see cudyn. tumble see 1. codwm, 2. cwymp, 3. syrthio. tumult see 1. brythwch, 2. trwst, 3. trabludd, 4. terfysg, 5. cythrwfl, 6. broch, 7. achor, 8. gryd. tumulus see 1. crug, 2. gwyddfa. tun see tunnell. tune see 1. tiwn, 2. mesur, 3. cywair, 4. alaw. tuneful see soniarus. tunnel see 1. ceuffordd, 2. twnnel. turbid see afloyw. turf see tywarchen. turkey see Twrci. turmoil see trabludd. turn see 1. troi, 2. ymchwelyd, 3. trosi, 4. trofa, 5. tro, 6. corddi, 7. treigl. turner see turniwr. turning see 1. troad, 2. trofa. turnip see 1. meipen, 2. rwden, 3. erfinen.
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turnpike see tyrpeg. turpentine see tyrpant. turtle see crwban. tusk see ysgithr. tutelary see gwarcheidiol. tutor see 1. ymgeleddwr, 2. addysgwr, 3. addysgydd. twelfth see deuddegfed. twelve see 1. deuddeg, 2. deuddeng. twentieth see ugeinfed. twenty see ugain. twice see dwywaith. twig see 1. brigyn, 2. ysbrigyn. twilight see llwydnos. twin see gefell. twine see 1. cordeddu, 2. cyfrodeddu, 3. dirwyn, 4. llinyn. twined see cyfrodedd. twinkling see 1. amrantiad, 2. chwinciad. twirp see yswitian. twist see 1. cordeddu, 2. cyfrodeddu, 3. dirwyn, 4. nyddu, 5. troelli, 6. nydd-dro, 7. nydd-droi. twisted see cyfrodedd. twit see dannod. twitter see yswitian. two see 1. dau, 2. dwy. twofold see 1. deublyg, 2. dyblyg. two-thirds see deuparth. type see 1. math (kind), 2. teipio, 3. teip, 4. llythyren, 5. ffigur, 6. cysgod, 7. rhyw. typewriter see teipiedydd. typist see teipydd. tyrannical see gormesol. tyrannize see gormesu. tyranny see 1. gormes, 2. gormail. tyrant see 1. gormesydd, 2. gormeswr. tyre see cant (hundred).
U udder see 1. pwrs, 2. cadair, 3. piw. ugliness see 1. hagrwch, 2. hylltra, 3. anferthrwydd, 4. anferthedd. ugly see 1. hyll, 2. annillyn, 3. cethin, 4. diolwg, 5. graen, 6. hagr, 7. salw, 8. anhardd. umbrella see glawlen. unable see analluog. unacceptable see 1. anghymeradwy, 2. annerbyniol. unaccustomed see anghynefin. unadorned see diaddurn. unaffected see didaro. unambiguous see diamwys. unanimity see unfrydedd.
unanimous see unfarn. unarmed see anarfog. unassuming see diymhongar. unauthentic see annilys. unavoidable see anorfod. unbalanced see anghytbwys. unbearable see 1. annioddefol, 2. anhyddwyn. unbelief see 1. anghred, 2. anghrediniaeth. unbelievable see 1. anhygoel, 2. anghredadwy. unbeliever see anghredadun. unbelieving see anghredinol. unbiased see diduedd. unbridled see penrhydd. unbroken see didoriad. unburden see dadlwytho. uncertain see 1. ansicr, 2. anhynod. uncertainty see 1. anhysbysrwydd, 2. ansicrwydd. unchaste see anniwair. uncivil see 1. anfwyn, 2. anghyweithas. uncivilized see anwaraidd. uncle see ewythr. unclean see aflan. uncleanness see aflendid. unclear see aneglur. uncomfortable see anghyfforddus. uncommon see 1. ansathredig, 2. anghyffredin. uncompleted see anorffennol. unconcerned see 1. didaro, 2. difater. unconditional see diamodol. uncongenial see anghydnaws. unconquerable see anorfod. unconscious see anymwybodol. unconsciousness see anymwybyddiaeth. unconstitutional see anghyfansoddiadol. uncooked see amrwd. uncouth see sgaprwth. uncover see dadorchuddio. uncovering see dadannudd. unction see 1. arddeliad, 2. eneiniad. uncultivated see anwrteithiedig. uncultured see anniwylliedig. undeceive see didwyllo. undecided see penagored. undefiled see dihalog. undeniable see diymwad. under see 1. goris, 2. is, consider also 3. o dan. underground see tanddaearol. undermine see tanseilio. understand see deall. understandable see dealladwy. understanding see 1. dealltwriaeth, 2. deallus, 3. deall. undertake see ymgymryd. undertaking see ymgymeriad.
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English - Welsh undeserved see 1. anhaeddiannol, 2. anhaeddol. undesirable see annewisol. undigested see anhreuliedig. undo see 1. andwyo, 2. mysgu, 3. datod. undoubted see diamheuol. undress see 1. diarchenu, 2. diosg, 3. ymddihatru, 4. ymddiosg. undue see annyledus. undulate see tonni. undying see anfarwol. unearthly see annaearol. uneasiness see 1. anniddigrwydd, 2. anesmywthyd. uneasy see anesmwyth. unemployment see anghyflogaeth. unending see anorffen. unequal see 1. amnifer, 2. anghyfartal. unequaled see dihafal. uneven see 1. anghyfartal, 2. anwastad. unevenness see anwastadrwydd. unexpected see 1. annisgwyl, 2. annisgwyliadwy. unfading see anniflanedig. unfailing see diball. unfair see annheg. unfairness see annhegwch. unfaithful see anffyddlon. unfaithfulness see anffyddlondeb. unfamiliar see 1. anghyfarwydd, 2. anghynefin, 3. anghydnabyddus. unfamiliarity see anghynefindra. unfavorable see anffafriol. unfeigned see diffuant. unfit see 1. anghyfaddasu, 2. anghymwys, 3. anghyfaddas, 4. anaddasu, 5. anaddas, 6. anghymhwyso. unfold see ymagor. unforgettable see anfarwol. unforgiving see anfaddeugar. unformed see annelwig. unfortunate see 1. anhylwydd, 2. trwch. unfrequented see ansathredig. unfriendly see anghyfeillgar. unfruitful see anffrwythlon. ungainly see afrosgo. ungentle see 1. anfwyn, 2. annhirion. ungentlemanly see anfonedigaidd. ungodliness see annuwioldeb. ungodly see annuwiol. ungovernable see aflywodraethus. ungrateful see anniolchgar. ungrudging see diwarafun. unhappiness see annedwyddwch. unhappy see 1. anhapus, 2. annedwydd. unhealthy see afiach. unhesitating see dibetrus.
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unhook see dadfachu. uniform see unffurf. uniformity see unffurfiaeth. unify see unoli. unimportant see dibwys. uninhabitable see anhydrig. uninhabited see 1. anghyfannedd, 2. anhydrig. unintelligent see anneallus. unintelligible see annealladwy. unintentional see anfwriadol. union see 1. undebol, 2. cyfundeb, 3. undeb. unionism see undebaeth. unionist see undebwr. unisex see unigryw. unison see unsain. unit see 1. uned, 2. undod. unitarian see 1. Undodaidd, 2. Undodwr. unitary see unedol. unite see 1. cyfuno, 2. uno, 3. ymuno. united see 1. unedig, 2. cyd, 3. cyfunol, 4. undebol, 5. unodl, 6. unol. unity see 1. undod, 2. unoliaeth, 3. undeb. universal see 1. cyffredinol, 2. cyfanfydol, 3. penbaladr. universality see cyffredinrwydd. universalize see cyffredinoli. universe see 1. hollfyd, 2. bydysawd, 3. cyfanfyd. university see prifysgol. unjust see 1. anunion, 2. anghyfiawn. unkind see 1. anfwyn, 2. anfynud, 3. angharedig. unkindness see angharedigrwydd. unknown see 1. anadnabyddus, 2. anhysbys. unlawful see anachaidd. unlearned see annysgedig. unleavened see 1. cri, 2. croyw. unlike see annhebyg. unlikelihood see annhebygolrwydd. unlikely see annhebygol. unlikeness see annhebygrwydd. unload see dadlwytho. unlock see datgloi. unlovely see anhawddgar. unlucky see 1. anlwcus, 2. anhapus. unmanageable see anhydrin. unmannerly see anfoesgar. unmarried see 1. dibriod, 2. ieuanc. unmelodious see aflafar. unmerciful see 1. anhrugarog, 2. annhosturiol. unmerited see anhaeddiannol. unmistakable see digamsyniol. unnatural see annaturiol. unnecessary see 1. afraid, 2. afreidiol, 3. dianghenraid, 4. dieisiau. unpardonable see anfaddeuol.
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unpleasant see 1. anhyfryd, 2. annymunol, 3. anhygar, 4. anaddef, 5. annifyr. unpleasantness see anhyfrydwch. unplowed see gwyndwn. unpopular see amhoblogaidd. unprepared see amharod. unprincipled see diegwyddor. unprofitable see 1. anelw, 2. anfuddiol, 3. aflesol. unpunctual see amhrydlon. unqualified see diamodol. unquiet see aflonydd. unready see amharod. unreasonable see afresymol. unrefined see anfynud. unrest see aflonyddwch. unrested see anorffwys. unrighteous see anghyfiawn. unruliness see afreolaeth. unruly see 1. annosbarthus, 2. direol, 3. afreolus. unsafe see anniogel. unseemliness see anfoes. unseemly see 1. anweddus, 2. anhardd, 3. annillyn, 4. anweddaidd. unsettle see ansefydlogi. unsettled see 1. ansefydlog, 2. cyfatal. unshapely see afluniaidd. unsightly see anolygus. unskilled see anghyfarwydd. unskillful see 1. anghywrain, 2. anhylaw, 3. anghywair, 4. anghelfydd, 5. anfedrus. unspeakable see anhraethol. unspent see anhreuliedig. unstable see 1. sigledig, 2. ansad, 3. ansafadwy, 4. ansefydlog, 5. anwadal, 6. anwastad. unsteady see 1. simsan, 2. serfyll, 3. ansad, 4. gwantan. unsuccessful see aflwyddiannus. unsuitable see 1. anaddas, 2. anghyfaddas, 3. anghymwys. unsullied see dilychwin. untamed see didoriad. unthankful see anniolchgar. untidiness see 1. annibendod, 2. aflerwch, 3. anghymhendod. untidy see 1. balciog, 2. anghymen, 3. anhrefnus, 4. anhygar, 5. anniben, 6. ansyber. untie see datod. untimely see 1. anamserol, 2. cynamserol. untoward see trwstan. untrodden see ansathredig. untrue see anwir. untruth see 1. anwiredd, 2. celwydd. untruthful see anwireddus. unusual see anarferol. unutterable see anhraethadwy.
unveil see dadorchuddio. unversed see 1. anhyddysg, 2. anhysbys. unwavering see dianwadal. unwell see 1. afiach, 2. anhwylus. unwholesome see 1. afiach, 2. afiachus. unwieldy see 1. afrosgo, 2. anhylaw. unwilling see 1. anfodlon, 2. anfoddog, 3. anewyllysgar. unwillingness see 1. anfodd, 2. anfoddogrwydd, 3. anfodlonrwydd. unwise see 1. angall, 2. annoeth. unworthiness see 1. anhaeddedigaeth, 2. annheilyngdod, 3. anhaeddedigrwydd, 4. anhaeddiant. unworthy see 1. annheilwng, 2. anneilwng, 3. anwiw. unwritten see anysgrifenedig. upbraid see 1. dannod, 2. edliw. upbringing see dygiad. uphold see cynnal. uppermost see uchaf. upright see uniawn. uproar see 1. cythrwfl, 2. dadwrdd. uproot see diwreiddio. upset see chwalfa. upstate see uwchdalaith. urban see trefol. urge see 1. cymell, 2. annog, 3. argymell. urgent see taer. urine see trwnc. us see ni. usage see cynefod. use see 1. defnydd, 2. defnyddio, 3. arfer, 4. arferiad, 5. ffrwyth (fruit). useful see 1. defnyddiol, 2. buddiol. usefulness see defnyddioldeb. useless see 1. annefnyddiol, 2. ofer. user see defnyddiwr. usual see 1. arferol, 2. cynefinol, 3. gnawd. usurer see 1. ocrwr, 2. usuriwr. usurp see trawsfeddiannu. usury see 1. ocraeth, 2. usuriaeth. utility see defnyddioldeb. utilize see defnyddio. utmost see eithaf. utter see 1. traethu, 2. llefaru, 3. lleisio. utterance see 1. gofeg, 2. llafar, 3. lleferydd. utterly see ulw.
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V vacant see gwag. vacation see gwyliau. vaccinate see buchfrechu. vaccination see bufrechiad. vacillate see 1. anwadalu, 2. bwhwman. vacuity see gwacter. vacuum see gwagfa. vagabond see crwydryn. vagrant see crwydryn. vague see 1. annelwig, 2. brith. vain see 1. coegfalch, 2. ofer, 3. gwag, 4. adfant, 5. coeg, 6. coeglyd. vale see 1. ystrad, 2. bro. valedictory see ymadawol. valiant see pybyr. valley see 1. cwm, 2. glyn, 3. dyffryn, 4. pant. valor see 1. dewrder, 2. pybyrwch. valuable see 1. gwerthfawr, 2. berth. value see 1. prisio, 2. pris, 3. prid, 4. gwerth. valuer see prisiwr. valve see gwerchyr. vampire see fampir. van see blaen. vandal see fandal. vandalism see fandaliaeth. vanish see 1. difannu, 2. diflannu. vanity see 1. gwagedd, 2. oferedd, 3. gwegi, 4. coegni. vapor see 1. anwedd, 2. mwrllwch, 3. tarth, 4. tawch. vaporization see anweddiad. variant see amrywiad. variation see amrywiad. variegated see 1. amryliw, 2. brwyd. variety see amrywiaeth. various see 1. amryw, 2. amlblyg, 3. amryfal, 4. amryfodd. varnish see 1. barneisio, 2. arlliw, 3. barnais. vary see amrywio. vast see dirfawr. vat see cerwyn. vault see beddgell. vaulted see bwaog. vaunt see 1. ffrostio, 2. ffrost, 3. brolio, 4. bocsach, 5. ymffrostio. vegetable see 1. llysieuyn, 2. llysieuol. vegetarian see llysieuwr. vehemence see angerddoldeb. vehement see croch.
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veil see 1. gorchuddio, 2. llen, 3. gorchudd. vellum see memrwn. velvet see 1. melfed, 2. felfed. veneer see argaen. venerable see hybarch. venereal see gwenerol. vengeance see 1. dial, 2. dialedd. vengeful see dialgar. venom see gwenwyn. vent see 1. agorfa, 2. arllwysfa. ventilation see 1. awyriad, 2. gwyntylliad. ventriloquism see tafleisiaeth. ventriloquist see tafleisydd. venture see 1. mentr, 2. mentro, 3. anturio, 4. antur. venturesome see mentrus. verb see berf. verbose see amleiriog. verdant see gwyrddlas. verdict see 1. dyfarniad, 2. dedfryd, 3. rheithfarn. verdure see 1. gwyrddni, 2. glesni, 3. gwyrddlesni. verify see 1. gwirio, 2. gwireddu. verity see gwirionedd. vermin see pryf. verminous see pryfedog. versatile see 1. amlochrog, 2. amryddawn. verse see 1. barddoniaeth, 2. pennill, 3. gwers (lesson), 4. ban, 5. adnod, 6. mydr. versification see mydryddiaeth. versify see rhigymu. version see 1. cyfieithiad, 2. fersiwn. vertigo see 1. pendro, 2. dot. very see 1. tra, 2. iawn (right), 3. odiaeth, 4. pur, 5. reit, 6. aruthr. vespers see gosber. vessel see llestr. vestry see festri. veto see gwaharddiad. vex see 1. trallodi, 2. poenydio, 3. gofidio, 4. blino, 5. crugo. vibrate see dirgrynu. vibration see dirgryniad. vicar see ficer. vicarage see 1. ficeriaeth, 2. ficerdy. vicariate see ficeriaeth. vicarious see dirprwyol. vice see 1. bai, 2. cast, 3. is. viceroy see rhaglaw. victor see 1. trechwr, 2. buddugwr, 3. gorchfygwr. victorious see 1. buddugoliaethus, 2. buddugol. victory see 1. buddugoliaeth, 2. concwest. video see fideo. view see 1. golygfa, 2. tremynt, 3. golygiad, 4. golygu, 5. syniad. vigil see 1. noswyl, 2. gwylnos.
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vigilant see effro. vigor see 1. ynni, 2. arial, 3. ffrwyth (fruit), 4. hoen, 5. nwyf, 6. nwyfiant, 7. pybyrwch. vigorous see brwysg. vile see 1. gwael, 2. salw, 3. bawaidd. vilify see pardduo. village see 1. pentref, 2. llan, 3. pentrefol. villager see pentrefwr. villain see anfadwr. villainous see ysgeler. villainy see 1. anfadrwydd, 2. anfadwaith. vindictive see dialgar. vindictiveness see dialgarwch. vine see gwinwydden. vinegar see 1. finegr, 2. gwinegr. vineyard see gwinllan. violate see treisio. violator see treisiwr. violence see 1. trais, 2. angerdd, 3. gorddin, 4. trawster. violent see angerddol. violinist see crythor. viper see gwiber. virgin see 1. gwyryfol, 2. morwynol, 3. morwyn. virginity see 1. gwyryfdod, 2. morwyndod. virtual see gweithredol. virtue see 1. rhinwedd, 2. rhin. virtuous see 1. bucheddol, 2. rhinweddol. virus see feirws. visage see gwep. viscount see isiarll. viscounty see isiarllaeth. visible see 1. gweladwy, 2. gweledig. vision see gweledigaeth. visit see 1. gofwyo, 2. ymweliad. visitation see 1. ymweliad, 2. gofwy. visor see miswrn. vital see bywydol. vivacious see bywiog. vivacity see 1. asbri, 2. nwyf, 3. nwyfiant. vivify see bywhau. vixen see 1. cadnawes, 2. llwynoges. vocabulary see geirfa. vocal see 1. llafar, 2. lleisiol. vocalist see lleisiwr. voice see 1. llais, 2. llef, 3. lleferydd. void see 1. diddim, 2. gwagle. volcano see llosgfynydd. volume see 1. cyfrol, 2. folum. voluntary see gwirfoddol. volunteer see 1. gwirfoddoli, 2. gwirfoddolwr. vomit see 1. chwydu, 2. cyfogi, 3. chwydiad. voracious see 1. gwancus, 2. barus, 3. bwyteig. voracity see gwanc.
vortex see llynclyn. vote see 1. pleidleisio, 2. llais, 3. pleidlais. voter see pleidleisiwr. voucher see 1. derbynneb, 2. taleb. vow see 1. addunedu, 2. ymdynghedu, 3. adduned, 4. tyngu, 5. diofryd. vowel see llafariad. voyage see 1. taith, 2. mordaith, 3. mordwyo, 4. morio. voyager see mordeithiwr. vulgar see 1. gwerinol, 2. sathredig. vulture see 1. fwltur, 2. fultur. vulva see maneg.
W wag see 1. cono, 2. siglo, 3. ysgwyd. wage see 1. cyflog, 2. pae, 3. hur. wager see cyngwystl. wages see cyflog. waggle see honcian. wagon see 1. ben, 2. gwagen, 3. men. wagoner see gwagenwr. wail see 1. ubain, 2. wylofain, 3. oernadu, 4. oernad. wailing see 1. wylofus, 2. dolefus, 3. wylofain, 4. alaeth. wain see 1. ben, 2. certwain, 3. certwyn, 4. men. wainscot see palis. waist see 1. gwasg, 2. canol (middle), 3. arch. waistcoat see gwasgod. wait see 1. aros (stay, stop), 2. dioddef, 3. disgwyl. wake see 1. deffro, 2. dihuno, 3. gwylnos, 4. gwylmabsant. wakefulness see anhunedd. waking see deffroad. wale see gwrym. wales see Cymru. walk see 1. cerdded, 2. rhodfa, 3. rhodio, 4. camre, 5. llwybro, 6. rhodiad. walker see cerddwr. walking see cerddediad. wall see 1. mur, 2. gwal, 3. parwyden, 4. caer, 5. gwalio, 6. magwyr, 7. murio, 8. pared. walled see caerog. wallet see 1. ysgrepan, 2. gwaled. wallop see 1. pwnio, 2. waldio. wallow see 1. creinio, 2. ymdreiglo, 3. ymdrybaeddu. wand see llath. wander see 1. crwydro, 2. gwibio. wanderer see crwydrwr. wandering see 1. crwydr, 2. gwib, 3. gwibiog.
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English - Welsh waning see gwendid. want see 1. diffyg, 2. gwall, 3. angenoctid, 4. angen, 5. eisiau. wanton see 1. anllad, 2. anlladu, 3. masw, 4. masweddol, 5. rhewydd, 6. trythyll. wantonness see 1. maswedd, 2. anlladrwydd. war see 1. rhyfel, 2. annhangnefedd, 3. rhyfela. warble see telori. ward see 1. gwarchod, 2. gwarchodaeth, 3. gward. warden see gwarden. wardrobe see gwardrob. warehouse see ystordy. warfare see 1. rhyfel, 2. milwriaeth. wariness see gochelgarwch. warlike see 1. rhyfelgar, 2. ymladdgar. warm see 1. cynnes, 2. twym, 3. mwll, 4. mwrn, 5. gwresog, 6. cynhesu, 7. clyd, 8. mwygl, 9. gwresogi. warmness see twymdra. warmth see 1. cynhesrwydd, 2. gwres, 3. tes, 4. twymdra. warn see 1. rhybuddio, 2. siarsio. warning see rhybudd. warp see 1. dylif, 2. ystof, 3. ystofi. warrant see 1. arwaesaf, 2. dilysu, 3. gwarant, 4. gwarantu. warrior see rhyfelwr. warship see cadlong. wart see 1. dafaden, 2. dafad (sheep). warty see dafadennog. wary see 1. gochelgar, 2. gwagelog. wash see 1. golchi, 2. golch, 3. golchfa, 4. ymolchfa. washer see 1. golchydd, 2. golchwr. washerwoman see golchwraig. wash-house see golchdy. washing see golchiad. wasp see cacynen. waste see 1. gwastraffu, 2. gwastraff, 3. dihoeni, 4. curio, 5. ofer, 6. ofera, 7. nychu, 8. difrod, 9. diffwys, 10. diffaith, 11. difethdod, 12. difetha, 13. difrodi, 14. afradu. wasted see curiedig. wasteful see 1. gwastraffus, 2. distrywgar, 3. afradlon, 4. difethgar. waster see 1. gwastraffwr, 2. oferwr. watch see 1. oriawr, 2. gwylio, 3. gwyliadwriaeth, 4. gwylfa, 5. gwarchod, 6. gorllwyn, 7. oriadur. watchful see 1. gwyliadwrus, 2. disgwylgar. watchfulness see gwyliadwriaeth. watchmaker see oriadurwr. watchman see 1. gwyliwr, 2. gwyliedydd. watchtower see disgwylfa. water see 1. dŵr, 2. dwr. watercourse see dyfrffos. watered see dyfradwy.
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waterfall see 1. rhaeadr, 2. sgwd. watering see dyfradwy. watertight see diddos. watery see dyfrllyd. wattle see tagell. wave see 1. chwifio, 2. ton, 3. gwaneg, 4. tonni. wavelength see tonfedd. waver see anwadalu. wavy see tonnog. wax see 1. cwyr, 2. cwyro. way see 1. ffordd (road), 2. hynt. wayfarer see 1. cyniweirydd, 2. fforddol. waylay see rhagod. weak see 1. gwan, 2. egwan, 3. llegach. weaken see 1. gwanhau, 2. gwanychu. weakling see edlych. weakness see 1. gwendid, 2. llesgedd. wealth see 1. golud, 2. aelaw, 3. alaf, 4. anrhaith, 5. cyfoeth. wealthy see 1. cyfoethog, 2. ariannog, 3. goludog, 4. berthog. wean see diddyfnu. weapon see arf. wear see 1. gwisgo, 2. traul, 3. treulio. wearer see gwisgwr. wearied see lluddedig. weariness see 1. blinder, 2. lludded. weary see 1. lluddedu, 2. blin, 3. blino, 4. diffygio, 5. diffygiol, 6. diflasu. weasel see 1. bronwen, 2. gwenci. weather see 1. tywydd, 2. hin. weave see 1. eilio, 2. gwau, 3. gweu, 4. plethu, 5. ystofi. weaver see gwehydd. weaving see gwead. web see gwe. wedding see priodas. wedge see lletem. weed see 1. chwen, 2. chwynnu. weeder see chwynnwr. weedy see chwynnog. week see wythnos. weekend see penwythnos. weekly see wythnosol. weep see 1. crio, 2. wylo, 3. wylofain. weigh see 1. cloriannu, 2. mantoli, 3. pwyso. weigher see pwyswr. weight see 1. pwys, 2. pwysau. weir see 1. argae, 2. cored, 3. cryw. weird see annaearol. welcome see 1. croesawu, 2. croeso, 3. hawddamor, 4. croesawiad. weld see asio. well see 1. ffynnon (spring), 2. iach, 3. pydew, 4. wel, 5. da (good).
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well-behaved see dichlynaidd. well-fed see 1. drythyll, 2. porthiannus. well-known see 1. adnabyddus, 2. hynod. well-off see 1. abl, 2. cefnog. welsh see 1. Cymreig, 2. Cymraeg, 3. Cymroaidd. west see gorllewin. western see 1. gorllewinol, 2. gorllewinwr. westerner see gorllewinwr. wet see 1. gwlyb, 2. gwlybaniaeth, 3. gwlybwr, 4. gwlybyrog, 5. gwlych, 6. gwlychu. wether see 1. mollt, 2. gwedder, 3. maharen. whale see morfil. wheat see gwenith. wheedle see ffrawddunio. wheel see 1. olwyn, 2. rhod, 3. olwyno, 4. powlio, 5. troell. wheelbarrow see 1. berfa, 2. whilber. wheeled see olwynog. wheeze see gwich. wheezing see gwich. wheezy see gwichlyd. whelp see cenau. when see 1. pryd, 2. pan. where see ble. wherefore see paham. whet see 1. hogi, 2. llymu, 3. awchlymu, 4. blaenllymu. whetstone see 1. calen, 2. hogfaen. whey see 1. gleision, 2. maidd. whiff see chwiffiad. while see 1. pryd, 2. encyd, 3. tra, 4. ennyd, 5. plwc. whim see mympwy. whimper see 1. gerain, 2. snwffian. whimsical see mympwyol. whine see gerain. whip see 1. chwip, 2. chwipio, 3. fflangellu, 4. ffrewyll. whipping see chwip. whirl see 1. chwildroi, 2. chwyldroi, 3. chwyrnellu. whirligig see chwirligwgan. whirling see chwil. whirlpool see 1. corbwll, 2. trobwll. whirlwind see 1. corwynt, 2. trowynt. whiskers see barf. whisky see chwisgi. whisper see 1. sibrwd, 2. sisial. whistle see 1. chwibanogl, 2. chwibanu, 3. chwiban, 4. chwibaniad. whistling see chwibaniad. white see 1. gwyn, 2. can, 3. cannaid, 4. gwynnwy. white-hot see gwynias. whiten see 1. cannu, 2. gwynnu. whiting see gwyniad. whitlow see ffelwm. whittle see naddu.
whiz see 1. chwyrnellu, 2. si. who see 1. pwy, 2. sawl. whole see 1. crynswth, 2. cwbl, 3. cydol, 4. cyfan, 5. holl, 6. holliach. wholeness see cyfanrwydd. wholly see oll. whore see putain. why see 1. paham, 2. pam. wick see pabwyr. wicked see 1. anfad, 2. anwir, 3. drwg (bad), 4. drygionus, 5. pechadurus, 6. trwch, 7. ysgeler. wickedness see 1. anfadrwydd, 2. asbri, 3. drygioni, 4. ysgelerder. wide see 1. llydan, 2. eang. wide-eyed see llygadrwth. widen see lledu. widow see 1. gweddw, 2. gweddwi. widowed see gweddw. widowhood see gweddwdod. width see lled. wife see gwraig. wild see 1. anwaraidd, 2. gwyllt, 3. godrudd, 4. diffwys, 5. anwar, 6. annof, 7. anial, 8. anhywaith, 9. anaraf, 10. chwidr. wilderness see 1. anial, 2. anialdir, 3. anialwch, 4. diffaith, 5. diffeithwch. wildness see gwylltineb. wile see 1. dichell, 2. ystryw. will see 1. ewyllys, 2. mynnu, 3. bodd, 4. bryd, 5. ewyllysio. willing see 1. ewyllysgar, 2. ystig. willingness see 1. ewyllysgarwch, 2. parodrwydd. willow see helygen. wily see 1. ystrywgar, 2. dichellgar, 3. diferiog. wimple see miswrn. win see ennill. wind see 1. gwynt, 2. troelli, 3. dolennu, 4. cwmpasu, 5. awel, 6. cenglu, 7. dirwyn. winder see dirwynwr. winding see 1. dolennog, 2. troellog. window see ffenestr. windpipe see cegen. windy see 1. gwyntog, 2. awelog. wine see 1. gwin, 2. osai. winepress see cerwyn. wing see 1. asgell, 2. adain. winged see 1. adeiniog, 2. asgellog. winger see asgellwr. wink see 1. amrantiad, 2. hunell, 3. wincio. winner see buddugwr. winning see buddugol. winnow see nithio. winnower see nithiwr. winsome see enillgar. winter see 1. Gaeaf, 2. gaeafu.
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English - Welsh wipe see sychu. wisdom see 1. doethineb, 2. callineb. wise see 1. doeth, 2. call, 3. cymen, 4. prudd. wish see 1. dymuno, 2. mynnu, 3. eidduno, 4. dymuniad, 5. adolwyn, 6. ewyllysio. wisp see tusw. wit see 1. arabedd, 2. ffraethineb, 3. ysmaliwr. witch see 1. gwiddon, 2. gwrach, 3. dewines. witchcraft see dewiniaeth. with see 1. gyda, 2. efo, 3. wrth, 4. chyda, 5. gan. withdraw see atynnu. withe see gwden. wither see 1. gwywo, 2. crino, 3. gwystno. withered see 1. crebach, 2. crin, 3. crisbin, 4. gwyw. withhold see atal. within see 1. mewn, 2. ymhen. withstand see gwrthsefyll. witness see 1. tyst, 2. tystio. witticism see ffraetheb. witty see 1. arab, 2. arabus, 3. doniol, 4. ffraeth. wizard see 1. dewin, 2. swynwr, 3. brudiwr. woe see 1. gwae, 2. och. wolf see 1. blaidd, 2. cidwm. woman see 1. gwraig (wife), 2. merch, 3. dynes, 4. benyw. womanish see gwreigaidd. womanly see gwreigaidd. womb see 1. croth, 2. bru. wonder see 1. rhyfeddod, 2. aruthredd, 3. rhyfeddu. wonderful see 1. rhyfedd, 2. rhyfeddol, 3. bendigedig, 4. aruthr, 5. eres, 6. uthr. wood see 1. coed, 2. coediog, 3. prys, 4. pren, 5. gwig, 6. coedwig, 7. coeden (tree), 8. allt, 9. gallt. woodcock see cyffylog. wooded see coediog. woodman see coedwigwr. woods see coeden (tree). wooer see carwr. woof see 1. anwe, 2. bwrw. wool see 1. edau, 2. gwlân. woolly see gwlanennog. word see 1. gair, 2. geirio. wordbook see geirlyfr. wording see geiriad. wordy see amleiriog. work see 1. gwaith, 2. gweithio, 3. gyrru, 4. gweithred, 5. gweithredu, 6. hwsmonaeth. worker see gweithiwr. workhouse see 1. gweithdy, 2. tloty. workman see gweithiwr. works see gweithfa. workshop see gweithdy. world see byd. worldliness see bydolrwydd. worldly see bydol.
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worm see 1. pryf, 2. mwydyn, 3. llyngyren, 4. pryfyn. worry see 1. poeni, 2. helcyd, 3. pedi. worse see gwaeth. worsen see gwaethygu. worship see 1. addoli, 2. addoliad. worshiper see addolwr. worst see gwaethaf. wort see breci. worth see gwerth. worthiness see teilyngdod. worthy see 1. teilwng, 2. arobryn, 3. gwiw. wound see 1. gweli, 2. anaf, 3. archoll, 4. archolli, 5. brath, 6. brathu (bite), 7. briw, 8. briwo, 9. clwyf, 10. clwyfo, 11. dolurio. wounded see clwyfus. wrangle see 1. cecru, 2. taeru, 3. ymgecru, 4. caentach. wrangler see 1. cecryn, 2. cynhennwr. wrap see 1. goblygu, 2. lapio. wrapper see amlen. wrath see 1. dicter, 2. llidiowgrwydd, 3. llid, 4. gwg, 5. dig, 6. dicllonrwydd, 7. cawdd, 8. bariaeth, 9. digofaint. wrathful see 1. dig, 2. gwythlon, 3. irllawn, 4. llidiog. wreath see 1. amdorch, 2. plethdorch, 3. torch. wreathe see torchi. wreathed see torchog. wrecked see candryll. wren see dryw. wrestle see 1. ymdrechu, 2. ymgodymu. wretch see 1. adyn, 2. anwr, 3. truanes. wretched see 1. aele, 2. anwych, 3. gresynus, 4. truenus. wretchedness see 1. gresyni, 2. trueni. wriggle see 1. ymwingo, 2. gwingo. wring see gwasgu (press). wrinkle see 1. crychni, 2. crychu, 3. crebachu. wrinkled see 1. crebachlyd, 2. crychlyd. wrist see arddwrn. write see 1. ysgrifennu, 2. sgwennu, 3. torri (break, cut). writer see ysgrifennwr. writhe see 1. gwingo, 2. ymwingo. writing see 1. ysgrif, 2. ysgrifen, 3. ysgrifeniad. written see ysgrifenedig. wrong see 1. anghywir, 2. cam, 3. aniawn, 4. camwri, 5. chwith (left), 6. chwithig. wrongful see annyledus. wrought see nadd. wry see cam. wye see Gwy.
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Y yard see 1. buarth, 2. llathen, 3. iard, 4. llath, 5. clos. yarn see edau. yea see ie. year see blwyddyn. yearbook see blwyddiadur. yearling see 1. blwyddiad, 2. dyniawed. yearly see blynyddol. yearn see 1. dyheu, 2. hiraethu. yearning see 1. hiraeth, 2. dyhead. years see blynedd. yeast see burum. yell see 1. gwawch, 2. gwawchio. yellow see 1. melyn, 2. melynu. yellowish see melynaidd. yes see 1. ie, 2. do. yesterday see 1. doe, 2. ddoe. yet see eto (again). yew see ywen. yield see 1. ildio, 2. gildio. yoke see 1. ieuo, 2. gwedd, 3. iau. yonder see 1. acw, 2. draw. young see 1. ifanc, 2. ieuanc. youngster see bachgennyn. yours see 1. eiddo, 2. eiddoch, 3. eiddot. youth see 1. iangwr, 2. macwy, 3. mebyd, 4. mabolaeth, 5. ieuenctid, 6. glaslanc, 7. llanc, 8. maboed. youthful see mabolaidd. yttrium see ytriwm.
Z zeal see 1. aidd, 2. awyddfryd, 3. eiddgarwch, 4. eiddigedd. zealous see 1. eiddigus, 2. selog, 3. eiddgar, 4. awyddus. zenith see 1. entrych, 2. uchafbwynt, 3. anterth. zest see 1. afiaith, 2. aidd, 3. awch. zinc see sinc. zirconium see zirconiwm. zone see gwregys. zoo see sw. zoological see milofyddol. zoologist see milofydd. zoology see milofyddiaeth.
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Index
Vocabulary Study Lists Verbs (Welsh - English) absennu acennu achub achwyn adarfogi addasu addef addoedi addurno addysgu adenill adfeddiannu adfynegi adfywhau adfywio adleisio adlonni adnewyddu adrefu adrodd aduno adweinyddu aelio aerio aflonyddu algebra altro amddifadu amdoi amgyffred amlhau amlosgi amlygu
backbite accentuate seize complain rearm adapt acknowledge prorogue bedeck educate recover repossess restate revive revive resound refresh renew restore relate reunite administrate protrude inherit agitate algebra alter bereave enshroud comprise multiply cremate reveal
amnewid amrywio amsugno amwisgo amwyn andwyo anfoddio anfon anghoelio anghofio anghredu anghydsynio anghydweld anghymeradwyo anghytuno anhrefnu anhuddo anifeileiddio annog ansefydlogi ansoddi anufuddhau anwadalu anwesu anwybyddu anwytho arbed arbenigo archwilio arddodi ardystio arfarnu arfogi argeisio argoeli argyhoeddi argymell arlunio arlwyo arolygu aruthro arwain arwisgo arwylo arwyrain asesu
permute vary absorb enwrap seize undo displease send disbelieve forget disbelieve disagree disagree disapprove disagree disarrange engulf animalize exhort unsettle qualify disobey vacillate pamper ignore induce avoid specialize examine impose endorse evaluate accoutre seek portend convince recommend portray provide superintend amaze carry enrobe bemoan extol assess
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aswyno atgofio atgyfannu atgyflyru atgyfnerthu atgyfodi atgynnull atgyweirio athrawiaethu athronyddu athrywyn atomeiddio atynnu awdurdodi awenyddu awgrymu baetio baglu barbareiddio barddoni barnu bedyddio beiddio beirniadu blaendalu blaenori blaenu blingo blysio bodoli bradfwriadu bradlofruddio brasnaddu brawychu bref brefu breuan briwio brudio brydio buchfrechu busnesa bwhwman bwrw bwyta bychanu
beseech recollect reintegrate recondition refresh revive reassemble restore instruct philosophize arbitrate atomize withdraw accredit poetize suggest maltreat ensnare barbarize poetize adjudicate baptize presume animadvert prepay precede precede flay crave exist conspire assassinate rough-hew frighten bray bray quern bray prognosticate inflame vaccinate interfere vacillate suppose corrode belittle
bygwth cadarnhau cael calonogi camarwain camenw camenwi camfarnu camgredu camgyfrif camymddwyn cancro canfod canghennu canlyn canmol canoneiddio carcharu cario carthu casglu castellu castio ceincio ceisio cenedlaetholi cenhedlu ceryddu chwalu chwerwi chwilenna chwilfriwio chwilio chwistrellu chwiwbigo chwiwladrata chwyddo chwydu chwyldroi chwysu cilio ciniawa clafychu clandro clodfori cludo
threaten strengthen acquire hearten mislead misnomer misname misjudge misbelieve miscalculate misbehave corrode perceive ramify pursue commend canonize imprison carry scavenge accumulate encamp calculate ramify get nationalize beget animadvert demolish embitter pilfer shatter examine inject pilfer pilfer bloat spue rotate perspire recede dine sicken calculate extol carry
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Indexes clywed coddi coelio coethi coffa cofio collfarnu colli condemnio corddi corffori crasu crawni crebachu credu crefu creu croeshoelio crogi cronni cropian croywi cryfhau crynhoi cwblhau cwtogi cydffurfio cydio cydnabod cydsynio cydymdeimlo cydymffurfio cyfaddasu cyfaddef cyfansoddi cyfarch cyfeilio cyfeirio cyffredinoli cyffroi cyfieithu cyflafareddu cyflawni cyfleu cyfrannu cyfranogi
hear offend accredit chastise remember recollect condemn perish condemn agitate embody bake suppurate shrivel accredit crave create crucify suspend accumulate grope freshen strengthen collect achieve shorten conform abut acknowledge accede sympathize conform adapt acknowledge constitute accost accompany refer universalize provoke translate arbitrate fulfill convey impart participate
cyfreithio cyfrif cyfunioni cyfymliw cyfyngu cyhoeddi cyhuddo cylchdroi cylchredeg cymell cymeradwyo cymodi cynghori cynhyrfu cynilo cynllwyn cynnig cynnull cynnwys cyrchu cyrraedd cysidro cysoni cystadlu cystwyo cysylltu cythruddo cythryblu cytuno cywain cyweirio cywiro dadansoddi dadebru dadelfennu dadfachu dadlau dadlwytho dadmer dadorchuddio dadsefydlu daearu damcanu damsang damweinio danfon
litigate impute align expostulate restrict promulgate accuse rotate circulate induce applaud reconcile exhort agitate economize conspire propose assemble comprise bring arrive consider reconcile compete trounce connect provoke agitate accede convey attune rectify analyze revive analyze unhook plead unload dissolve unveil disestablish inter theorize trample befall convey
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darbod darbwyllo darfod darganfod darllen darlunio darnodi darparu datblygu datfforestu datgan datganu datgloi datgorffori datguddio datgyffesu datgysylltu dathlu datod datseinio dechrau deddfu deffro dehongli deillio delweddu deor derbyn dethol dewis diaelodi dial diarddel diasbedain diberfeddu dibynnu dichlyn diddanu diddymu didwyllo dienyddio difa difannu difeddiannu difenwi diferu
provide convince happen discover read describe distinguish provide develop deforest render render unlock dissolve reveal recant disconnect celebrate untie resound commence legislate rouse interpret accrue portray incubate receive choose choose dismember avenge expel resound disembowel depend choose amuse annihilate undeceive execute devour disappear dispossess belittle distil
diffinio diflannu difodi difreinio difrifoli difuddio difyrru digalonni digio digolledu digoni digwydd dihuno dileu dilyn dinoethi dioddef diolch diorseddu diosg dirgelu dirgrynu dirnad dirprwyo dirwyo disbaddu disgrifio disgwyl disgyn diweddaru diwreiddio diwygio dod dolurio dosbarthu dosrannu dryllio dwyn dwyrannu dwywreigiaeth dychmygu dychryn dychrynu dyfeisio dyfnhau dyfynnu
define disappear exterminate disfranchise solemnize bereave amuse dishearten offend compensate suffice befall arouse delete pursue denude suffer thank dethrone divest secrete vibrate discern deputize amerce spay describe expect descend modernize uproot ameliorate come mourn assort analyze shatter bring bisect bigamy imagine frighten frighten devise deepen summon
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Indexes dyheu dyrchafu dyrnu dysgu ebargofi ebryfychu ebychu echwynna edfryd edmygu efengylu egino egluro egwyddori eiriol eistedd eithrio elfennu eneinio ennill ennyn ensynio enw erbyn erchi erfyn erlyn esbonio estyn etifeddu ffieiddio fflangellu ffoi ffrawddunio ffynnu gaeafu galarnadu galaru geometreg glanio gloywi goddef goddiweddyd gofyn goganu golaith
aspire elevate thresh learn forget forget interject lend restore admire evangelize germinate explain instruct plead sit exclude analyze anoint attain inflame insinuate noun receive ask expect pursue explain prolong inherit abominate flog flee crave thrive hibernate bewail mourn geometry disembark brighten suffer overtake ask satirize evade
goleuo gollwng golygu gordoi gorffen gorfodi gorlenwi gorliwio goroesi goruchwylio goruwchreoli gorweddian gostegu gostwng gresynu grymuso gwadu gwaelu gwaethygu gwahaniaethu gwahardd gwahodd gwarafun gwarchae gwareiddio gwasgaru gweddu gweinyddu gwella gwellhau gwenieithio gwersyllu gwerthuso gwireddu gwirio gwladoli gwlitho gwlychu gwrando gwroli gwrthdaro gwrthddadlau gwrthgilio gwrthladd gwrthod gwrthsefyll
enlighten dismiss edit overspread achieve compel overfill exaggerate outlive supervise overrule loll abate abate commiserate strengthen deny sicken worsen distinguish forbid invite forbid besiege civilize disperse become officiate ameliorate improve blandish encamp evaluate substantiate verify nationalize bedew bedew listen hearten collide controvert secede resist reject resist
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gwrthwynebu gwthio gwychu gwyddori gwysio gyrru haenu haeru haneru hanfod harddu hau hebrwng heintio hel helaethu herwhela hidlo hiraethu hocedu holi holwr holwyddori honni hoywi hwylio hyderu hyfforddi hynodi hyrwyddo hysbysebu hysbysu ireiddio iro lladd lladrata lledaenu lledrithio lledu lleihau lleoli llethu llewa lliain llidio llindagu
oppose obtrude bedizen instruct summon send stratify aver halve descend beautify disseminate accompany infect collect enlarge poach distil yearn defraud examine catechist catechize assume brighten attune confide instruct distinguish promote advertise acquaint freshen anoint slay thieve circulate appear broaden abate localize overwhelm devour towel inflame strangle
lluestu lluosi lluosogi llychwino llyfnu llymhau llyncu llysu llywyddu mabwysiadu maddau maethu magu maldodi malurio marw mathru mawrygu meddu meddwl melltithio melysu mendio milwrio moesoli moethi munudio mwyhau mwytho mygu mynegi mynnu mysgu nadu nerthu newid nodi nodweddu noethi nychu og oged ogedu osgoi pabellu palfalu
encamp multiply multiply besmirch harrow impoverish absorb reject preside adopt forgive nourish acquire pamper bray expire trample magnify have think imprecate sweeten recover militate moralize pamper gesticulate enlarge pamper asphyxiate relate obtain undo bray strengthen alter adduce characterize denude sicken harrow harrow harrow evade encamp grope
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Indexes pardduo pathew pechu pencawna penderfynu pennu pentyrru pereiddio peri perswadio perthyn pilio pledio pobi poblogi poeri pori portreadu prifio prisio proffesu profocio pruddhau prydferthu prydyddu prynu pwyllo pwyo pwysleisio pysgota rhagarfaethu rhagarwain rhagarwyddo rhagderfynu rhagflaenu rhagfyfyrio rhagfynegi rhaglunio rhagod rhagori rhagrybuddio rhagwybod rhannu rheibio rhifyddwr rhigymu
besmirch dormouse offend dally determine determine amass sweeten beget persuade belong pare plead bake populate expectorate eat portray grow assess profess provoke sadden beautify poetize redeem consider bray accentuate angling predestine introduce portend predetermine anticipate premeditate foretell predestine waylay surpass forewarn foreknow distribute ravish arithmetician versify
rhincian rhithio rhwydo rhybedio rhybuddio rhyfeddu rhyfygu sancteiddio sarnu sathru seinio seintio Seisnigeiddio seithugio sennu sesbin siarsio siasbi siesbin siomi soddi sugno sychu sylweddoli symleiddio synnu sythu taclu taeru tafodi tagu talu tanio tanysgrifio tarddu taro tebygu teilyngu teimlo teledu tendio terfynu tlodi toddi tonni torfynyglu
gnash appear ensnare reverberate warn amaze presume hallow trample trample resound canonize anglicize frustrate animadvert shoehorn warn shoehorn shoehorn disappoint submerge imbibe absorb realize simplify amaze straighten accoutre affirm berate asphyxiate render stoke subscribe derive smite suppose deign manipulate televise tend terminate impoverish dissolve undulate decapitate
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traflyncu trafod tramgwyddo trawsfeddiannu trawsffurfio trawsfudo trawslythrennu trefnu treiddio treiglo treisio trengi trin troseddu trosi truthio trwsio trwyno trwytho trychu trywanu tueddu twrlla twyllo tyfu tylino tynghedu tynhau tyrru unioni unoli yfed ymbalfalu ymbriodi ymddarostwng ymddatod ymddeol ymddibynnu ymddihatru ymddiswyddo ymgilio ymgorffori ymgroesi ymgymryd ymgynnull ymhelaethu
devour transact offend usurp transform transmigrate transliterate assort penetrate inflect ravish perish transact offend translate blandish bedeck nuzzle saturate amputate transfix tend marmot bamboozle grow knead destine tighten amass straighten unify absorb grope intermarry submit dissolve abdicate depend divest resign recede embody beware undertake assemble enlarge
ymlid ymluosogi ymneilltuo ymofyn ymorol ymostwng ymrestru ymrithio ymson ymswyno ymwadu ymwrando ymwrthod ymwthio ysbrydoli ysgraffinio ystyried ysu yswirio yswitian
pursue multiply retire ask seek submit enlist appear soliloquize beware renounce hearken renounce obtrude spiritualize scarify consider eat insure chitter
Verbs (English - Welsh) abate abdicate abhor abolish abominate abrade absorb abut accede accentuate accept accompany accomplish accost accoutre accredit accrue accumulate accuse
gostwng ymddeol ffieiddio diddymu ffieiddio ysgraffinio yfed cydio cytuno acennu derbyn cyfeilio cwblhau cyfarch taclu credu deillio casglu cyhuddo
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Indexes achieve acknowledge acquaint acquire adapt adduce adjudicate administrate admire admit admonish adopt advertise advise affirm aggrandize agitate algebra align allocate allude alter amass amaze ameliorate amerce amputate amuse analyze anglicize angling animadvert animalize annihilate anoint anticipate appear appertain applaud apprise arbitrate arithmetician arouse arrive ask asphyxiate aspire
cwblhau cydnabod hysbysu cael addasu nodi barnu adweinyddu edmygu addef ceryddu mabwysiadu hysbysebu annog gwirio mwyhau cythryblu algebra cyfunioni cyfleu cyfeirio newid tyrru aruthro diwygio dirwyo trychu diddanu dadansoddi Seisnigeiddio pysgota beirniadu anifeileiddio diddymu iro rhagflaenu lledrithio perthyn cymeradwyo hysbysu athrywyn rhifyddwr dihuno cyrraedd erchi mygu dyheu
assassinate assemble assess assort assume atomize attain attune avenge aver avoid backbite bake bamboozle baptize barbarize beautify become bedeck bedew bedizen befall beget begin behead beleaguer belittle belong bemoan berate bereave beseech besiege besmirch bestir bewail beware bigamy bisect blandish bloat bray brighten bring broaden calculate canonize
bradlofruddio cynnull prisio trefnu honni atomeiddio cyrraedd cyweirio dial gwirio golaith absennu crasu twyllo bedyddio barbareiddio harddu dod addurno gwlitho addurno damweinio cenhedlu dechrau torfynyglu gwarchae difenwi perthyn arwylo tafodi amddifadu aswyno gwarchae llychwino cyffroi galarnadu ymswyno dwywreigiaeth dwyrannu gwenieithio chwyddo bref hoywi cyrchu lledu castio canoneiddio
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carry castigate catechist catechize celebrate characterize chastise chitter choose circulate civilize collect collide come commence commend commiserate compel compensate compete complain comprise compute condemn confide conform conjure connect consider conspire constitute contribute controvert convey convince corrode crave create cremate crucify dally decapitate decorate deepen define deforest defraud deign
arwain cystwyo holwr holwyddori dathlu hynodi ceryddu yswitian dethol cylchredeg gwareiddio hel gwrthdaro dod dechrau canmol gresynu gorfodi digolledu cystadlu achwyn cynnwys cyfrif collfarnu hyderu cydffurfio aswyno cysylltu cysidro bradfwriadu cyfansoddi cyfrannu gwrthddadlau cludo argyhoeddi cancro ffrawddunio creu amlosgi croeshoelio pencawna torfynyglu addurno dyfnhau darnodi datfforestu hocedu teilyngu
delete demolish denude deny depend depict deputize derive descend describe destine determine dethrone develop devise devour differ dine disagree disappear disappoint disapprove disarrange disbelieve discern disconnect discover disembark disembowel disestablish disfranchise dishearten dismember dismiss disobey disown disperse displease dispossess disseminate dissolve distil distinguish distribute disturb divest dormouse earn
dileu chwalu dinoethi gwadu dibynnu darlunio dirprwyo tarddu hanfod darlunio tynghedu penderfynu diorseddu datblygu dyfeisio llewa gwahaniaethu ciniawa anghydsynio difannu siomi anghymeradwyo anhrefnu anghredu dirnad datgysylltu darganfod glanio diberfeddu dadsefydlu difreinio digalonni diaelodi gollwng anufuddhau gwadu gwasgaru anfoddio difeddiannu hau dadmer diferu hynodi rhannu aflonyddu diosg pathew ennill
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Indexes eat economize edit educate elevate embitter embody emend emphasize encamp endorse engulf enjoin enlarge enlighten enlist enrobe enshroud ensnare enwrap eradicate evade evaluate evangelize evince evolve exaggerate examine exclude execute exhort exist expect expectorate expel expire explain expostulate exterminate extol exude flay flee flog forbid foreknow foretell
ysu cynilo golygu addysgu dyrchafu chwerwi corffori cywiro pwysleisio castellu ardystio anhuddo siarsio helaethu goleuo ymrestru arwisgo amdoi baglu amwisgo diwreiddio golaith arfarnu efengylu amlygu datblygu gorliwio archwilio eithrio dienyddio annog bodoli disgwyl poeri diarddel marw egluro cyfymliw difodi mawrygu chwysu blingo ffoi fflangellu gwahardd rhagwybod rhagfynegi
forewarn forget forgive freshen frighten frustrate fulfill geometry germinate gesticulate get gnash grope grow hallow halve hanker happen harrow have hear hearken hearten hibernate ignore imagine imbibe imbue impart implore impose impoverish imprecate imprison improve impute include incubate indemnify indoctrinate induce infect inflame inflect inherit inhibit inject
rhagrybuddio ebargofi maddau croywi brawychu seithugio cwblhau geometreg egino munudio mynnu rhincian cropian prifio sancteiddio haneru ysu damweinio llyfnu cael clywed ymwrando calonogi gaeafu anwybyddu bwrw sugno trwytho cyfrannu crefu arddodi tlodi melltithio carcharu gwella cyfrif cynnwys deor digolledu athrawiaethu anwytho heintio llidio treiglo aerio gwahardd chwistrellu
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insinuate insist instruct insure inter intercede interfere interject intermarry interpret introduce invite knead learn legislate lend listen litigate loathe localize loll magnify maltreat manipulate marmot militate minimize misbehave misbelieve miscalculate misjudge mislead misname misnomer modernize molest moralize mourn multiply mutate nationalize noun nourish nuzzle obtain obtrude occur offend
ensynio mynnu gwyddori yswirio daearu eiriol busnesa ebychu ymbriodi cyfieithu rhagarwain gwahodd tylino dysgu deddfu echwynna gwrando cyfreithio ffieiddio lleoli gorweddian chwyddo baetio teimlo twrlla milwrio bychanu camymddwyn camgredu camgyfrif camfarnu camarwain camenwi camenw diweddaru aflonyddu moesoli dolurio amlhau treiglo cenedlaetholi enw maethu trwyno mynnu gwthio digwydd troseddu
officiate oppose outlive outrun overfill overlie overrule oversee overspread overtake overwhelm pamper parch pare partake participate penetrate perceive perish permute perspire persuade pertain philosophize pilfer plead poach poetize populate portend portray precede predestine predetermine premeditate prepay preside presume profess prognosticate prolong promote promulgate propose prorogue protrude provide provoke
gweinyddu gwrthwynebu goroesi blaenu gorlenwi llethu goruwchreoli goruchwylio gordoi goddiweddyd llethu anwesu crasu pilio cyfranogi cyfranogi treiddio canfod colli amnewid chwysu cymell perthyn athronyddu chwilenna dadlau herwhela awenyddu poblogi argoeli arlunio blaenori rhagarfaethu rhagderfynu rhagfyfyrio blaendalu llywyddu beiddio honni brudio estyn hyrwyddo cyhoeddi cynnig addoedi aelio arlwyo cyffroi
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Indexes pursue qualify quern ramify ravish read realize rearm reassemble recant recede receive recollect recommend reconcile recondition recount recover rectify redeem refer refresh regain reinforce reintegrate reject relate remember render renew renounce renovate repossess require resign resist resound restate restore restrict resurrect resuscitate retire reunite reveal reverberate revive
ymlid ansoddi breuan canghennu rheibio darllen sylweddoli adarfogi atgynnull datgyffesu cilio cael atgofio argymell cymodi atgyflyru datgan adenill cywiro prynu cyfeirio adlonni adenill atgyfnerthu atgyfannu gwrthod adrodd coffa datgan adnewyddu gwadu adnewyddu adfeddiannu gofyn ymddiswyddo gwrthladd adleisio adfynegi edfryd cyfyngu atgyfodi dadebru ymddeol aduno amlygu datseinio dadebru
rotate rough-hew rouse sadden satirize saturate scarify scavenge secede secrete seek seize send shatter shoehorn shorten shrivel sicken simplify sit slay smite solemnize soliloquize spay specialize speculate spiritualize spue stoke straighten strangle stratify strengthen submerge submit subscribe substantiate suffer suffice suffocate suggest summon superintend supervise suppose suppurate
chwyldroi brasnaddu deffro pruddhau goganu trwytho ysgraffinio carthu gwrthgilio dirgelu argeisio achub anfon chwilfriwio sesbin cwtogi crebachu clafychu symleiddio eistedd lladd taro difrifoli ymson disbaddu arbenigo damcanu ysbrydoli chwydu tanio sythu llindagu haenu cadarnhau soddi ymddarostwng tanysgrifio gwireddu dioddef digoni mygu awgrymu dyfynnu arolygu goruchwylio bwrw crawni
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surpass survive suspend sweeten sympathize televise tend terminate thank theorize thieve think threaten thresh thrive tighten towel trample transact transfix transform translate transliterate transmigrate transmit trounce uncover undeceive undertake undo undulate unhook unify universalize unload unlock unsettle untie unveil uproot usurp vaccinate vacillate vary verify versify vibrate warn
rhagori goroesi crogi melysu cydymdeimlo teledu tendio terfynu diolch damcanu lladrata meddwl bygwth dyrnu ffynnu tynhau lliain damsang trin trywanu trawsffurfio cyfieithu trawslythrennu trawsfudo anfon cystwyo dadorchuddio didwyllo ymgymryd mysgu tonni dadfachu unoli cyffredinoli dadlwytho datgloi ansefydlogi datod dadorchuddio diwreiddio trawsfeddiannu buchfrechu bwhwman amrywio gwirio rhigymu dirgrynu rhybuddio
waylay widen withdraw withstand worsen yearn
rhagod lledu atynnu gwrthsefyll gwaethygu hiraethu
Nouns (Welsh - English) abad abadaeth abades abergofiant Aberteifi aberthwr abladol abledd absen absennwr absenoldeb absenoliad absenoliaeth academi aceniad acenyddiaeth acer ach aches achleswr achlesydd achlysur achosiaeth achosiant achubwr achubydd achwyn achwyniad achwynwr achwynyddes act actores adareg
abbot abbacy abbess forgetfulness cardigan sacrificer ablative ability absence backbiter absence absence absence academy accentuation accentuation acre ancestry eloquence succorer protector opportunity causality causation savior rescuer complaint complaint complainant complainant statute actress ornithology
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Indexes adargi adariaeth adarwr adarydd adaryddiaeth addasrwydd addawydd addefiad addfwynbryd addfwynder addod addoldy addolgarwch addolwr addurn addurniad addurnwr addysg addysgiaeth addysgiaethwr addysgwr addysgydd adeg adeiladaeth adeiladwr adeiladydd adenedigaeth adeni adfant adferwr adflas adfywiad adlewyrchydd adloniant adnabyddwr adneuwr adnewyddiad adnewyddwr adnoddau adolesens adolygwr adolygydd adran adroddgan adroddiad adroddwedd
setter ornithology fowler ornithologist ornithology suitability promiser admission beauty meekness depositary sanctuary devoutness worshiper adornment adornment decorator education training educationist educator educator opportunity construction builder builder rebirth afterbirth emptiness restorer aftertaste revival reflector recreation knower depositor renovation renovator resources adolescence reviewer reviewer department recitative recitation idiom
adroddwr adwaith adwedd adweithiad adweithydd adyn adysgrif aeddfedrwydd ael aelod aelodaeth aelwyd aer aeres aeronen aeronoteg aethnen afanen afledneisrwydd aflendid aflerwch aflonyddwch aflonyddwr aflywodraeth afonig afradlonedd afreidiau afreolaeth afrywiogrwydd afu agen agendor agerfad agerlong agorfa agosrwydd agronomeg agwedd agweddi ailadroddiad ailbrisiad ailenedigaeth alaeth alban albwm alcemeg
narrator reaction resting-place reaction reagent wretch transcript maturity brow member membership fireside heir heiress berry aeronautics poplar raspberry immodesty uncleanness slovenliness unrest disturber anarchy streamlet prodigality superfluity unruliness roughness liver fissure abyss steamboat steamship orifice nearness agronomy attitude dowry repetition revaluation rebirth lamentation solstice album alchemy
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alcof alcohol allgaredd allgarwch allor almon alpafr alwminiwm amaeth amaethdy amaethwr amaethyddiaeth ambiwlans amchwaraefa amddifaty amddiffynnwr amddiffynnydd amdorch amfesur amgant amgarn amgueddfa amgyffred amgyffrediad amgylch amgylchedd amgylchfyd amhechadurusrwydd amheuaeth amheuwr amhleidiaeth amlblwyfydd amldduwiaeth amlen amlinell amlosgfa amlygiad amlygrwydd amod amrant amrywedd amrywiad amser amseriad amserlen amseroni
alcove alcohol altruism altruism altar almond ibex aluminium agriculture farmhouse farmer agriculture ambulance amphitheater orphanage protector defender chaplet perimeter region ferrule museum comprehension comprehension surroundings circumference environment sinlessness skepticism doubter neutrality pluralist polytheism wrapper contour crematorium manifestation prominence terms eyelid heterogeneity variation tempo tempo timetable almanac
amseryddiaeth amsugniad amws amwyll anadl anadliad anallu analluedd anap anarchiaeth anfadrwydd anfadwaith anfarwoldeb anfeidredd anfeidroldeb anffaeledigrwydd anffurf anffurfiad anffyddiaeth anffyddlondeb anfodd anfoddogrwydd anfodlonrwydd anfoes anfoesgarwch anfonedigaeth anfoniad angerdd anghaffael angharedigrwydd anghofrwydd anghred anghrediniaeth Anghydffurfiaeth anghydfod anghyfartaledd anghyfiawnder anghyflogaeth anghyfraith anghymhendod anghynefindra anghytgord anghytundeb anghywirdeb angof angorfa
chronology absorption steed madman breath breath impotence impotence mischance anarchy villainy villainy immortality infinity infinity infallibility disfigurement disfigurement atheism unfaithfulness displeasure unwillingness unwillingness unseemliness incivility mission sending violence mishap unkindness forgetfulness unbelief unbelief nonconformity disagreement disparity inequity unemployment transgression untidiness unfamiliarity dissension disagreement inaccuracy forgetfulness anchorage
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Indexes anhaeddedigaeth anhaeddedigrwydd anhaeddiant anhaeledd anheddwch anhrefn anhunedd anhyder anhysbysrwydd anianaeth anianeg anianydd anlladrwydd anllygredigaeth anllywodraeth annedwyddwch anner annhebygolrwydd annhebygrwydd annhegwch annheilyngdod annherfynol annibendod annibyniaeth anniddigrwydd annigonedd annigonolrwydd anniolchgarwch annuwiaeth anogaeth anonestrwydd anrhaith anrheithiwr ansadrwydd ansicrwydd anterliwt anterth anthem anthropoleg antimoni anturiaeth anudonwr anuniondeb anweddiad anwes anwiredd
unworthiness unworthiness unworthiness meanness contention confusion insomnia shyness uncertainty physics physiology physicist lewdness incorruption anarchy unhappiness heifer unlikelihood unlikeness unfairness unworthiness infinitive untidiness independence peevishness insufficiency inadequacy ingratitude atheism admonition dishonesty booty spoiler instability uncertainty interlude zenith anthem anthropology antimony enterprise perjurer inequity vaporization fondness untruth
anwr anwybod anwybodaeth anwyldeb anwyledd anwyliant anwylwch anwythiad anymwybyddiaeth anystyriaeth aparatws apostol apostoliaeth apothecari arabedd arafiad arafwch araith arawd arbedwr arbelydriad arbenigrwydd arch archadeiladydd archaeoleg archaeolegwr archangel archdeyrnaeth archen archenad archesgobaeth archiad archwiliwr ardal ardalaeth ardalydd ardalyddes arddeliad ardderchogrwydd arddodiad arddulliwr arddullydd ardduniad arddwr arddywediad ardystiad
wretch ignorance ignorance dearness endearment fondness fondness induction unconsciousness rashness apparatus apostle apostleship apothecary facetiousness deceleration moderation oration prayer savior irradiation speciality ark architect archaeology archaeologist archangel monarchy shoe shoe archbishopric behest explorer region region marquis marquess conviction excellency imposition stylist stylist beauty farmer dictation endorsement
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areitheg areithiwr areithydd areithyddiaeth arel aren arf arfdy arfin arfod arfoll argae argan argel arglwydd arglwyddiaeth argraff argraffiad argraffwr argraffydd argyfwng argyhoeddiad argymhelliad arial ariannydd arlais arllwysfa arlun arlwyaeth arlywydd arlywyddiaeth armes arolygwr arolygydd ársenig arsyllfa artaith arucheledd arwaesaf arweddwr arweinffon arweiniad arweinydd arweinyddiaeth arwest arwres
rhetoric speaker speaker rhetoric laurel kidney weapon armory knife-edge opportunity oath weir lamentation concealment lord dominion impression edition printer printer crisis conviction inducement mettle banker temple outfall portrait catering president presidency prophecy surveyor surveyor arsenic observatory agony loftiness guarantor bearer baton leadership leader leadership minstrelsy heroine
arwybod arwyddair arwyddlun arwynebedd arysgrif arysgrifen as asb asbri asen asgell asgellwr asgetiaeth asiedydd astell astrusi astudrwydd asyn atafael atafaeliad atalfa ataliad ataliaeth atalnodiad atalnodiaeth atbor ateb ategiad atgno atgnofa atgof atgrychyn atgyfnerthol atgyfodiad atgyweiriwr athrawes athrawiaeth athro athrodwr athrofa athroniaeth athrylith athrywyn atomiaeth atreg atynfa
awareness motto emblem superficies epigraph inscription donkey asp wickedness ass fin winger asceticism joiner shelf confusion attentiveness ass distraint distraint prevention prevention prevention punctuation punctuation scraps solution corroboration remorse remorse reminiscence semiquaver reinforcing resurrection mender governess doctrine teacher slanderer academy philosophy intuition mediation atomism remorse capillarity
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Indexes atyniad au awdl awdures awenyddiaeth awr awtarchiaeth awtocrat awyrdrom awyren awyrendy awyrenfa awyrennwr awyrgylch awyriad awyrlong baban babandod bach bachell bachgen bachgendod bachgennes bachgennyn bachwr bacilws bacterioleg bacwn badwr bae baedd baeol bagad balcon baldorddwr bale ban bancwr bandor banerwr banffagl bannig banon barbariaeth barcer barcty
capillarity liver ode authoress poetry hour autarchy autocrat aerodrome aircraft hangar airfield airman atmosphere ventilation airship babe infancy nook nook boy boyhood girl lad hooker bacillus bacteriology bacon boatman laurel boar pitcher multitude balcony babbler ballet stanza banker banjo standard-bearer bonfire semibreve queen barbarism tanner tannery
barddas barddoniaeth barddwawd barf bargod bargyfreithiwr barlysyn barwnes barwniaeth barwnig basged basgerfiad basn bastardiaeth bathiad bathodyn beddadail beddargraff beddfaen beddgell bedydd bedyddfa bedyddfaen Beibl Beiblaidd beili beirniad beirniadaeth ben bendith benthyciwr berf berfa berwedydd berwr betws betysen bidog bioleg biolegwr biwrocrat biwrocratiaeth blaen blaendal blaenor blaenoriaeth
poetry poetry poetry whiskers eaves barrister barley baroness barony baronet basket bas-relief basin bastardy coining medal mausoleum epitaph tombstone catacomb christening baptistry font bible bible bailiff adjudicator adjudication wagon blessing borrower verb wheelbarrow boiler cress oratory beet dagger biology biologist bureaucrat bureaucracy apex prepayment leader preference
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blaenwr bliant blinder blinfyd bloddest blodeuglwm bloeddiwr blwyddiad blwyddiadur blwyddyn blynedd bod bodolaeth bogail bolgno bolgnofa bolwst bondo boneddigion bracty brad bradwriaeth brag bragu bragwr brat brawd brawdoliaeth brawdwr bre brebwl breci bredych breg breichled breichrwyf breintal brenhines brenhiniaeth brenigen brest brethynnwr breuder bri bricyllen brig
leader lawn weariness tribulation acclamation nosegay shouter yearling yearbook year years existence existence navel colic colic colic eaves gentlemen brewery betrayal treachery malt malt maltster pinafore friar brotherhood arbiter highland prattler wort betrayal guile bangle bracelet royalty queen kingdom limpet chest clothier brittleness distinction apricot apex
brithyll bro broga bromin bronfraith brud brudiwr brwmstan brwydrwr brwydwaith brychni brysneges bual buchdraeth buchedd budd buddioldeb buddsodd buddsoddiad buddugoliaeth buddugwr budreddi bufrechiad bugail bugeiles bugeiliaeth burgyn bustl buwch bwbach bwced bwci bwgan bwlch bwrdais bwrn bwth bwthyn bwtler bwtri bwytawr byd byddardod bydolrwydd bydysawd bygwth
trout vale frog bromine thrush divination soothsayer brimstone fighter embroidery freckles telegram bison memoir life advancement profitableness investment investment victory victor filthiness vaccination pastor shepherdess pastorate carcass bile cattle bogey pail bogey bogey aperture burgess incubus hut cottage butler pantry eater life deafness worldliness universe threat
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Indexes byrbwylltra byrddiwr byrllysg byth bythynnwr byw bywgraffiad bywyd bywydeg caban cabl cabledd cacimwci cadach cadair cadeiryddes cadernid cadlas cadlong cadlys cadoediad cadofydd cadwr cadwraeth caead caeadle caen Caerdroea caeth caethes caethfab caethferch caethforwyn caethwas cafell caffe cafn caib caill cainc Caint calchen calchfaen caledi caledwch Calfaria
impulsiveness boarder baton eternity cottager life biography life biology booth blasphemy blasphemy burdock kerchief udder chairwoman stability enclosure warship enclosure armistice strategist keeper observance lid enclosure coating troy bondman bondmaid bondman bondmaid bondmaid bondman sanctuary cafe trough pickaxe testicle bough kent limestone limestone hardship hardness calvary
calondid camamseriad camarfer cambren camdreuliad camdriniaeth camedd cameg camfa camog campfa camwedd camweddwr canfyddiad cangell cangelloriaeth cangen canhwyllbren canhwyllwr caniad caniadaeth caniedydd canllaw canlyniad cannwr canolwr canon canonwr canrif cant cantawd cantor cantores cantwr cantwraig canwr canwriad capan caplan caplaniaeth capteiniaeth car carcharor carcharores caredigrwydd carennydd
encouragement anachronism malpractice swingletree indigestion mistreatment curvature felloe stile felloe gymnasium transgression transgressor perception chancel chancellorship bough candlestick chandler poem psalmody singer handrail outcome bleacher mediator canon canonist century tyre cantata singer songstress singer songstress singer centurion lintel chaplain chaplaincy captaincy car prisoner prisoner kindness kinship
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cares cariadferch carlwm carn carnleidr carrai carth carthwr cartreflu carw carwriaeth cas casbeth caseg caset casgl casgliad casglwr casglydd casineb casul catel cathod catholigrwydd caul cawci cawell cawg cecrus cecryn cedrwydden cefndedyn cefnogaeth cegen cegiden cegin cei ceibiwr ceidwad ceidwadaeth ceiliog ceinder ceiniad ceiniog ceirchen ceirchyn
kinswoman mistress ermine hilt brigand thong oakum scavenger militia deer courtship hater nuisance mare cassette collection collection collector collector antipathy chasuble cattle cathode catholicity maw jackdaw basket basin pugilistic wrangler cedar diaphragm encouragement windpipe hemlock kitchen quay digger keeper conservatism rooster beauty singer penny oat oat
ceisbwl ceisiedydd ceisiwr celc celi cell cellweiriwr celwrn celwydd celwyddwr cemegwr cen cenadwri cenedl cenedlaetholdeb cenfigen cengl cenglu cenhadaeth cenhadol cenhadwr cenhinen cennu cerbyd cerdd cerddinen cerddor cerddorfa cerddwr cerfddelw cerflun cerflunydd cerfwaith certiwr certwain certwyn cerwyn cerydd ceryddwr cesail cest ceudod chwaer chwalwr chwaraedy chwaraegerdd
bailiff applicant seeker concealment heaven cell jester pail untruth liar chemist scurf message nation nationalism jealousy hank hank mission missionary missionary leek scurf chariot poem rowan singer orchestra walker statue engraving sculptor carving carter wain wain vat chastisement rebuker armpit paunch cavity sister scatterer playhouse drama
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Indexes chwaraewr chwarelwr chwarren chwart chwech chwecheiniog chwedl chwedloniaeth chwedlonydd chwerthin chwerwder chwibaniad chwiffiad chwil chwilfa chwilgarwch chwiliwr chwimiadur chwiwleidr chwyldro chwynnwr chwyrndra chwys chwyswr cig cilbost cildynrwydd cilfach cimwch ciosg cipiwr cist ciwdod ciwed claddfa claearineb claerder clafdy clawr clebren clebryn cleddyf cleddyfwr cledrffordd clefyd clepgi
player quarryman kernel quart sixpence sixpence anecdote mythology mythologist laughter bitterness whistling jiffy chafer scrutiny inquisitiveness searcher accelerator pilferer rotation weeder swiftness perspiration sweater meat gatepost obstinacy nook lobster kiosk snatcher coffer nation crew cemetery lukewarmness clearness infirmary lid tattler tattler sword swordsman railway fever babbler
clerwriaeth clo clochdy clochydd cloddiwr cloer clopa cloren cloronen clud cludwr cludydd clun clustlws clwyd clymblaid clytwaith clywedydd cnaf cnawd cneifiwr cneuen cnewyllyn cnofa coblyn cochder cochi codwr coedwigwr coegddyn coegedd coegni coegyn coelcerth coelgrefydd coeliwr coetgae coethwr coffr cofiadur cofiant coflaid cofrestrydd cogwrn colegwr colfen
minstrelsy conclusion belfry bellman digger locker noddle rump potato luggage porter porter brushwood earring gate clique patchwork hearer knave brawn shearer nut kernel pang imp redness redness raiser forester fop silliness vanity coxcomb bonfire superstition creditor enclosure refiner coffer recorder memoir armful registrar cone collegian bough
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collen collnod colwyn comed comedi concwest conffirmasiwn consuriwr copa copr cor cored corfflu corffolaeth corfran corgimwch corlan cornchwiglen cornicyll coroni coroniad corryn corwynt cosb cosbedigaeth crafanc craffter crafwr crandrwydd craster crau cread creadigaeth creadur creadures creawdwr crebwyll credo crefft crefftwr crefydd creider creifion creigiwr creirfa crest
hazel apostrophe puppy comet comedy conquest confirmation conjurer summit copper spider weir corps stature jackdaw prawn enclosure lapwing lapwing coronation coronation spider tornado punishment punishment talon acumen scraper grandeur dryness socket creation creation creature creature creator invention creed handicraft craftsman religion freshness scrapings quarryman museum scurf
creulondeb crëyr crib crintachrwydd criw crocbren crochan croes croesair croesan croesanair croesffordd croesgadwr croesholiad croglofft crogwr crombil cromfach cromlech cromosom cronadur cronfa cronnell croten croth croywder crug crwc crwner crwt crwtyn crwybr crwydrwr crwynwr crwys crybwylliad crychni cryd crydd cryddiaeth crygni crymanwr crynder crynhoad crys crysbais
cruelty heron brow niggardliness crew gallows boiler transept crossword jester mockery crossroad crusader cross-examination garret hangman gizzard parenthesis cromlech chromosome accumulator reservoir sphere brat calf clearness tumulus pail crowner brat boy hoarfrost rover skinner crucifix allusion curliness fever shoemaker shoemaking hoarseness reaper roundness collection shirt jerkin
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Indexes crythor cryw culni cunnog curad curadiaeth curfa curiwm curwr cusanwr cut cward cwblhad cwcwll cwerylwr cwffiwr cwm cwman cwndid cwnsel cwnstabl cwpled cwplws cwpon cwriwcwlwm cwsmer cwstard cwt cwyn cychwr cyd cydfod cydnabyddiaeth cydraddoldeb cydweddiad cydymffurfiad cydymgais cyfaddaster cyfaddefiad cyfair cyfanfyd cyfanrwydd cyfansoddiad cyfansoddwr cyfarpar cyfatebiaeth
violinist creel narrowness pail curate curacy flogging curium beater kisser hovel pane fulfillment hood quarreler boxer cwm rump conduit council constable couplet coupling coupon curriculum customer custard hut complaint boatman junction agreement acknowledgment equality analogy conformity rivalry suitability confession acre universe entirety composition composer equipment correspondence
cyfathrach cyfeilydd cyfeiriad cyfenw cyffelybrwydd cyffes cyffeswr cyffesydd cyffion cyffoden cyffordd cyffredinrwydd cyffredinwch cyffro cyffuriwr cyffylog cyfiawnder cyfieithiad cyflafareddiad cyflafareddwr cyflaith cyflawnder cyflawniad cyfle cyflegr cyflog cyflogwr cyfnewidiad cyfnewidiwr cyfochredd cyfor cyfraith cyfranddaliwr cyfraniad cyfranogwr cyfreithiwr cyfreithlondeb cyfresymiad cyfrifiadeg cyfrifydd cyfriniaeth cyfrwng cyfryngdod cyfryngiad cyfryngwr cyfundrefn
alliance accompanist allusion namesake similarity confession confessor confessor stocks concubine junction universality commonness excitement apothecary woodcock righteousness version arbitration arbitrator toffee abundance fulfillment opportunity cannon wages hirer alteration changer parallelism abundance law shareholder contribution partaker barrister lawfulness syllogism computing actuary mysticism means mediation mediation mediator system
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cyfwng cyfyngdra cyfys cyhoeddiad cyhoeddusrwydd cyhoeddwr cyhuddwr cyhydedd cylch cylched cylchrediad cylchres cyllid cyllidwr cyllidydd cyman cymanfa cymanwlad cymathiad cymdeithas cymdeithaseg cymedroldeb cymedrolwr cymeradwyaeth cymhelliad cymhendod cymhlethdod cymhwyster cymod cymodwr cymorth cymrodedd Cymru cymwynas cymwynasgarwch cymwynaswr cymyndod cymynwr cymysgedd cymysgfa cymysgiad cymysgwr cynaniad cyndad cyndynrwydd cynefin
interval narrowness temple publication publicity publisher accuser equator sphere coverlet circulation rota income financier financier assembly assembly commonwealth assimilation society sociology moderation moderator acclamation inducement eloquence complexity fitness atonement reconciler assistance arbitration wales kindness obligingness benefactor committal feller admixture mixture admixture blender pronunciation forefather stubbornness habitat
cynfas cynffonnwr cynfyl cyngaws cynghorfynt cynghorwr cynghrair cyngor cynhadledd cynhaliaeth cynhaliwr cynhennwr cynhwysiad cynhyrfwr cynigiad cynigiwr cynigydd cynildeb cynilion cyniweirydd cynllunydd cynllwynwr cynnen cynnor cynnud cynnwys cynnyrch cynrychiolaeth cyntedd cynulleidfa cysawd cysegr cysegredigrwydd cysgadrwydd cysgadur cysgodlen cysodwr cysodydd cysondeb cysonwr cysonydd cystadleuaeth cystadleuwr cystadleuydd cystrawen cysur
sheet sycophant contention lawsuit malice councillor alliance council conference maintenance sustainer wrangler contents disturber proposal proposer mover frugality savings wayfarer planner conspirator contention doorpost firewood contents product representation porch assembly system sanctuary sacredness sleepiness sleeper awning compositor compositor consistency harmonist harmonist competition competitor competitor construction consolation
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Indexes cysurwr cyswllt cythreules cythrudd cythryblwr cytundeb cyweirnod cyweithas cywely cywen cywilydd cywirdeb cywirwr cywreinfa da dadannudd dadansoddwr dadeni dadfathiad dadl dadleniad dadleuwr dadleuydd dadolwch daear daeareg daearegwr daearegydd daeargi daearu daearyddiaeth daer dafad dafaden dalfa daliad dallbleidiaeth damcaniaeth damcaniaethwr damnedigaeth damwain danas darbodaeth darfelydd darganfyddiad darganfyddwr
comforter junction she-devil annoyance agitator agreement keynote society bedfellow pullet shyness accuracy corrector museum cattle uncovering analyst renaissance dissimulation controversy disclosure debater debater propitiation earth geology geologist geologist terrier earth geography earth wart wart custody tenet bigotry theory theoretician damnation accident deer providence imagination discovery discoverer
darlithiwr darlithydd darllawdy darllawydd darllenfa darlleniad darllenwr darllenydd darluniad darnodiad darostyngiad darparwr datblygiad datganiad datgeiniad datgorfforiad datguddiad datgyffesiad dawnsiwr deall dechreunos dechreuwr deddf deddfoldeb deddfwr deddfwriaeth dedfryd defion defod defodaeth deheuwr dehongliad dehonglwr dehonglydd deildy deintydd deintyddiaeth deisebwr deisebydd delff delfrydiaeth deon deondy deoniaeth dera derbyniad
lecturer lecturer brewery brewer lectern reading reader reader portrayal definition humiliation provider development rendering singer dissolution revelation recantation dancer intellect nightfall beginner law legality legislator legislation arbitrament customs ceremony ritualism southerner interpretation interpreter interpreter arbor dentist dentistry petitioner petitioner oaf ideality dean deanery deanery fiend admission
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derbyniwr derbynneb derbynnydd derwydd destlusrwydd deuoliaeth deurudd dewin dewines dewiniaeth dewrder diacones dialgarwch dialog dialwr dialydd dianwadalwch diarddeliad diarfogiad dibristod dichell dicter diddanwch diddanwr diddanydd diddigrwydd diddosrwydd diddwythiad dideimladrwydd diden didolnod dieithrwch dienyddiad dienyddiwr dieuogrwydd difaterwch diffiniad diffoddiad diffoddwr diffoddydd diffuantrwydd diffyndollwr difrawder difrodwr difyrrwch difyrrwr
receiver voucher receiver druid neatness duality cheeks magician sorceress divination bravery deaconess vindictiveness dialog avenger avenger immutability expulsion disarmament contempt artifice displeasure consolation comforter comforter contentment safety deduction anesthesia teat diaeresis strangeness execution executioner innocence apathy definition quenching quencher quencher genuineness protectionist apathy spoiler amusement entertainer
digalondid digasedd digonedd digonolrwydd digrifwch digwyddiad dihenydd dilead dillad dilledydd dillynion dilysrwydd dimensiwn dinasyddiaeth dinistr dinistriwr dinistrydd diniweidrwydd dinodedd diofalwch diogelwch diogi diogyn diolch diolchgarwch diotwr direidi dirmyg dirnadaeth dirprwyaeth dirprwywr dirwasgiad dirwest dirwestwr dirywiad disgwylfa disgybl disgynfa disgyniad disgyrchiant dist distadledd distain distrywiwr distylliad diwedd
depression enmity abundance abundance amusement event execution deletion clothes clothier gems genuineness dimension citizenship bane destroyer destroyer innocence insignificance carelessness safety laziness idler thanksgiving gratitude drinker mischievousness contempt comprehension deputation commissioner depression abstinence abstainer degeneration watchtower pupil descent descent gravitation joist insignificance steward destroyer distillation conclusion
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Indexes diweddarwch diweddglo diwinyddiaeth diwrnod diwydiant diwydrwydd diwygiad diwygiwr diwylliant diysgogrwydd diystyrwch dofednod doler dosbarthwr dot draen drudaniaeth drwgweithredwr drws drygioni drysor dryswch dryw duges dugiaeth duwdod duwioldeb duwiolfrydedd dwrn dwthwn dwyfoldeb dwyfoliad dwyfron dwyieithedd dwyieitheg dwyraniad dwyster dychanwr dychymyg dydd dyddiwr dyfais dyfarniad dyffryn dyfnder dyfndra
lateness conclusion divinity day industry industry reformation revivalist culture stability contempt poultry dollar distributor vertigo pricker dearth evildoer door wickedness porter confusion wren duchess dukedom divinity godliness piety hilt day divinity apotheosis chest bilingualism bilingualism bisection solemnity satirist imagination day arbiter artifice verdict valley depth deepness
dyfodiad dyfradwy dyfrffos dyfrgi dyfrgist dyfrglwyf dyfyniad dygiad dygiedydd dyhuddiant dyled dyledwr dyli dyniawed dynin dynofyddiaeth dyrchafael dyrchafiad dyrnfol dyrnwr dyrysbwnc dysgawdwr dysgeidiaeth dysgl dysgwr dyweddi dywedwst dywenydd ebill ebol eboles ebychiad echel echen echryslonrwydd echwynnwr ecoleg economeg economegwr edau edifeirwch edrychwr Efa efengylwr efengylydd efrydydd
arrival watering aqueduct otter cistern dropsy quotation upbringing bearer propitiation debt debtor bosh yearling carcass anthropology ascension elevation mitten thresher problem teacher doctrine basin teacher betrothal taciturnity happiness borer foal filly interjection axle source frightfulness creditor ecology economics economist yarn penitence beholder eve evangelist evangelist student
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efydd eginyn eglureb eglwyswr egni egwyd egwyddor egwyl ehudrwydd eiddew eiddigedd eiddiorwg eiddo eigion eil eiliwr eilliwr eilun eingion einioes einion eiriolwr eisglwyf eisteddfod eisteddiad eisteddle eithaf eithinen eithriad elfen eli ellyll elor elusendy elusennwr elwlen emyniadur emynyddiaeth enaid enbydrwydd enciliwr eneideg eneidegydd enghraifft enllib enllibiwr
copper germ illustration churchman effort fetlock rudiment opportunity rashness ivy jealousy ivy assets depth aisle seconder shaver idol anvil life anvil intercessor pleurisy session session pew antipodes furze exception element ointment fiend bier almshouse benefactor kidney hymnbook hymnody life danger deserter psychology psychologist example aspersion slanderer
ennaint ensyniad entrych enw enwad enwadaeth enwaediad enynfa enyniad eog eos erestyn erfinen erfyniad ergydiwr erlidiwr erlynydd ermyg erthygl erthyl erthyliad erw eryr esboniad esboniadaeth esboniwr esgid esgobaeth esgus esgyniad esiampl estyniad ethnyddiaeth etholaeth etholwr etholydd etifedd etifeddeg etifeddes eunuch euogrwydd eurgrawn eurof eurych ewin ewyllysgarwch
ointment insinuation height appellation denomination sectarianism circumcision inflammation inflammation salmon nightingale minstrel turnip prayer striker persecutor prosecutor organ article abortion abortion acre shingles commentary exegesis commentator shoe bishopric pretext accession example prolongation ethnology constituency elector elector inheritor heredity heiress eunuch guilt treasury goldsmith goldsmith talon willingness
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Indexes ewythr fampir fandaliaeth feirws fersiwn festri ffactri ffaeledigrwydd ffalster ffatri ffelwm ffenestr fferins ffermdy fferyllfa fferylliaeth fferyllydd ffesant ffidler ffieiddrwydd ffiloreg ffin ffiseg ffisegwr ffisig fflworin ffoledd ffolen ffolineb fforddol fforiwr fformwla ffósfforws ffraetheb ffraethineb Ffraid fframwaith ffresni ffreutur ffroen ffrwythlondeb ffuantwr ffug ffugenw ffugiwr ffumer
uncle vampire vandalism virus version vestry factory fallibility deceitfulness factory whitlow window sweets farmhouse dispensary pharmacy apothecary pheasant fiddler abhorrence rigamarole barrier physics physicist medicine fluorine foolishness buttock foolishness wayfarer explorer formula phosphorus witticism facetiousness bride framework freshness refectory nostril fruitfulness dissembler affectation pseudonym forger chimney
ffun ffunen ffurfiant ffurfioldeb ffurflywodraeth ffurfwasanaeth ffwlbri ffwlcrwm ffwlcyn ffwndwr ffwrn ffwrnais ffynhonnell ffyrfder ffyrnaid ffyrnigrwydd fi ficer ficerdy ficeriaeth finegr gafr galarnad galarwr galiwm gallu galwedigaeth galwr galwyn gar garan garddwr garddwriaeth garej garth garwedd gefail geirfa geiriad geiriadur geiriadurwr geirlyfr gellygen gelyn gelyniaeth gem
breath kerchief accidence formality constitution liturgy bosh fulcrum ninny confusion furnace furnace source thickness batch fierceness me vicar vicarage vicarage vinegar goat lamentation mourner gallium ability avocation pager gallon thigh heron gardener horticulture garage enclosure roughness smithy vocabulary wording dictionary lexicographer dictionary pear foe hostility gem
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gemwaith genau geneth genweiriwr geri germaniwm gewyn gimbill glaif glain glanhad glaniad glasog gleisiad gleision glendid glin gloes glofa glowr gloywder glyn glyniad glyw gnif gochelgarwch gocheliad goddaith goddefgarwch goddefiad godinebwr godinebwraig godriad gof gofeg gofyn gogan goganwr gogleddwr gohebiaeth gohiriad golch golchiad golchion golchwr golchwraig
jewelry orifice girl angler bile germanium tendon gimlet sword gem purification landing gizzard salmon whey beauty knee pang colliery collier clearness glen adhesion lord effort wariness avoidance bonfire tolerance toleration adulterer adulteress milking blacksmith utterance requirement defamation satirist northerner correspondence postponement lye coating slops washer washerwoman
golchydd goleudy golwg golygfa golygydd golygyddiaeth gomeddiad gorchfygwr gorchwyl gorchymyn gordd gordderch gorddin goresgyniad goresgynnwr goresgynnydd gorffwysfa gorfodaeth gorfynt goriwaered gorllewinwr gormes gormodedd gormodiaith gormwyth goroesiad goroeswr gorthrymder goruchafiaeth goruchelder goruchwyliaeth goruchwyliwr gorymdaith gorynys gosber gosodiad gostyngeiddrwydd gostyngiad gramadegwr gramadegydd graslonrwydd gresyni gris grisiau gronell gronyn
washer lighthouse eyes scenery editor editorship refusal victor avocation commandment mallet concubine violence invasion conqueror conqueror resting-place compulsion jealousy descent westerner aggression superfluity exaggeration catarrh survival survivor tribulation supremacy height operation bailiff procession peninsula vespers thesis humility humiliation grammarian grammarian graciousness wretchedness stair staircase roe grape
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Indexes grot grual grwndwal gwacter gwad gwaddod gwaddol gwadiad gwae gwaedlif gwaedoliaeth gwaeledd gwaelod gwaered gwagedd gwagen gwagenwr gwahaniaeth gwaharddiad gwain gwair gwaled gwallgofddyn gwamalrwydd gwanaf gwanc gwarchodaeth gwarden gwardrob gwaredigaeth gwaredwr gwaredydd gwargaledwch gwarthaf gwarthafl gwartheg gwarthol gwas gwasanaethferch gwasanaethwr gwasanaethwraig gwasanaethydd gwasanaethyddes gwasg gwasgarwr gwasgod
groat gruel foundation vacuity disavowal sediment dowry denial woe dysentery consanguinity meanness sediment descent emptiness wagon wagoner distinction prohibition scabbard hay wallet madman levity swath voracity custody warden wardrobe deliverance savior savior stubbornness summit stirrup cows stirrup boy handmaiden servant maidservant servant handmaid bodice spreader waistcoat
gwastadrwydd gwastraff gwastraffwr gwastrawd gwatwar gwatwarwr gwawdiwr gwawr gwayw gwden gwead gwedder gweddi gweddill gweddwdod gwefusol gwegi gwehydd gweinidog gweinydd gweithdy gweithfa gweithgaredd gweithgarwch gweithiwr gweithrediad gweithredwr gweithredydd gwellhad gwelliant gwellt gwelltglas gweniaith gwenieithiwr gwenwisg gwenwyn gwenynwr gwep gwerchyr gwerin gwerinwr gwersyll gwerthfawredd gwerthwr gwerthyd gweryd
evenness extravagance waster ostler mockery scoffer scoffer nuance pang withe knitting wether prayer remainder widowhood labial vanity weaver servant server workshop works activity activity workman operation doer doer improvement amendment sward greensward adulation sycophant surplice jealousy beekeeper visage lid men democrat encampment preciousness seller spindle sward
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gwestai gwesty gwiber gwiblong gwichiad gwiddon gwinc gwinegr gwinllan gwinwydden gwireb gwirfodd gwirfoddoldeb gwiriondeb gwirionedd gwirionyn gwladfa gwladgarwch gwladgarwr gwladweiniaeth gwladweinydd gwladwr gwladychfa gwladychwr gwlân gwleidydd gwlithyn gwlybaniaeth gwlybwr gwlyddyn gwneuthurwr gwniadwraig gwniadyddes gwniyddes gwrandawr gwroldeb gwrtaith gwrteithiad gwrteithio gwrthgiliad gwrthnaws gwrthodiad gwrthryfel gwrth-Semitiaeth gwrthuni gwrthwenwyn
guest hotel viper cruiser periwinkle mites chaffinch vinegar vineyard vine axiom goodwill spontaneity silliness verity simpleton settlement patriotism patriot statesmanship statesman peasant colony colonist wool statesman dewdrop moisture moisture haulm maker seamstress seamstress seamstress hearer bravery culture culture culture apostasy antipathy rejection rebellion anti-semitism odiousness antidote
gwrthwynebiaeth gwrysg gwrywgydiwr gwthiwr Gwy gwybodaeth gwybyddwr gwyddbwyll gwyddfa gwyddfid gwyddoniadur gwyddonydd gwyddor gwydnwch gwydrwr gwyfyn gwylder gwyliadwriaeth gwylog gwymon gwynfyd gwyniad gwynt gwyntylliad gwyrddni gwyrni gwyryfdod gwystl gylfinir gynfad gyriedydd gyrwynt haciwr haen haeriad hafdy haid haidd halltwr halogwr hanesydd hanesyn haniad hapusrwydd harddwch hawlydd
antagonism haulm sodomite pusher wye information knower chess tumulus honeysuckle encyclopedia scientist rudiment toughness glazier moth bashfulness watchfulness guillemot seaweed bliss whiting breath ventilation greenness perverseness virginity hostage curlew gunboat driver tornado hacker stratum assertion alcove horde barley salter polluter historian anecdote derivation happiness beauty claimant
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Indexes hebog heddychwr hedyn heffer heidden helaethrwydd helfarch heliwm heliwr helltni help henadur hender henfam henuriad henuriaeth heretic herwr hesgen heulwen heuwr hidl hidrogen hil hiliogaeth hiniog hiraeth hoedl hoeliwr hoen hoffter hofrennydd hogen hogyn holiad hollalluowgrwydd hollbresenoldeb hollfyd holltwr hollwybodaeth holwr homili honiad hudol hudoles hunaniaeth
falcon peacemaker germ heifer barleycorn abundance hunter helium hunter saltness assistance alderman oldness grandmother presbyter presbytery heretic brigand sedge sunshine sower strainer hydrogen posterity posterity doorframe nostalgia life nailer gladness fondness helicopter girl lad interrogation omnipotence omnipresence universe splitter omniscience interrogator homily assertion enchanter enchantress identity
hunanoldeb hunanymwadiad huriwr hurtrwydd hurtyn hwb hwrdd hwylbren hwylustod hwyrfrydigrwydd hyblygrwydd hyder hydred Hydref hyfforddiadol hyfforddiant hyfforddwr hygoeledd hynafiad hynafiaeth hynawsedd hysbyseb hysbysebwr hysbysiad hysbysrwydd hysbyswr iachawdwr iachawr iachusrwydd iaith iangwr iarll iarllaeth iarlles iau iawn idiom iechydfa iechydiaeth ieitheg ieithegydd ieithwedd ieithydd ieithyddiaeth iet impyn
selfishness self-denial hirer stupidity booby effort impulse mast convenience reluctance flexibility assurance longitude autumn training training instructor credibility ancestry archeology kindness advertisement advertiser announcement information informer savior healer healthfulness language knave earl earldom countess liver atonement idiom sanatorium sanitation philology philologist idiom linguist linguistics gate scion
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incwm indiwm ing iorwg irder Isalmaen iselder iselfrydedd isiarll isiarllaeth isop israddoldeb jac-y-do jerbil krupton lawnt leinin lindys lithiwm llabed llabwst llacrwydd lladmerydd llaeth llaethdy llafar llafurwr llanc llances llancesig llannerch llawddryll llawdr llawenydd llawfeddyg llawfeddygaeth llawffon llawforwyn llawr llawryf llawysgrifen llechwedd lled lleden llediaith lledred
revenue indium agony ivy freshness holland depth condescension viscount viscounty hyssop inferiority jackdaw gerbil krypton lawn lining caterpillar lithium lappet oaf slackness interpreter buttermilk dairy utterance laborer lad lass lassie glade revolver trousers gladness surgeon surgery baton handmaid earth laurel handwriting hillside width plaice brogue latitude
lledrith llefarwr llefarydd lleferydd lleian lleidr lleisiwr lleithig llen llencyn llencyndod llenyddiaeth lleoliad lles llestr llety lletygarwch lletywr lletywraig llewes llewpart lleygwr lliaws llid llidiart llifiwr llinos llipryn llithrigrwydd llo lloffion llofft lloffwr llogwr llonder llongwr llongwriaeth llonyddwch llosgach lluchfa lluchiwr lludded lluest lluestfa lluesty lluman
phantasm speaker speaker utterance nun robber vocalist footstool sheet lad adolescence literature location advancement vessel lodging hospitality lodger landlady lioness leopard layman multitude inflammation gate sawyer linnet hobbledehoy glibness calf gleanings gallery gleaner hirer gladness sailor seamanship quietness incest snowdrift thrower weariness booth encampment booth ensign
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Indexes llumon lluniaeth lluniwr lluosydd llurguniwr llusen llusern llusgwr lluwch llw llwybr llwyddiant llwyn llwyredd llwyth llydnu llyffant llyfrdy llyfrfa llyfrgell llyfrgellydd llyfryddiaeth llyfryn llyg llygotwr llygotwraig llygredd llygriad llygrwr llymder llyn llynclyn llyngesydd llys llysgenhadaeth llysgenhadwr llysgennad llysieuegydd llysieuydd llythyrdoll llyw llywiwr llywydd llywyddiaeth lol lori
chimney refreshments maker multiplier mutilator bilberry lantern dragger snowdrift oath aisle success loin entireness tribe foal frog library library library librarian bibliography pamphlet shrewmouse mouser mouser corruptness adulteration adulterator severity loch gulf admiral palace legation ambassador ambassador botanist botanist postage rudder steersman president presidency bosh lorry
lwfer lyncs mab maban mabandod maboed mabolaeth mabolgamp mabolgampwr mach machlud machludiad macrell maddeuwr madfall madrondod maeryddiaeth maestref maeth mafonen magnel magnelwr magnesiwm magwraeth maharen maidd mail maint maintioli malais maldod Mali malurion mamal Mam-gu manganîs manion manylrwydd manylwch march marchnadfa marchog marchogwr marian marworyn maswedd
louver lynx boy babe infancy infancy boyhood athletics athlete surety setting setting mackerel pardoner lizard giddiness mayoralty suburb nourishment raspberry artillery gunner magnesium nourishment wether whey basin quantity stature malice affectation molly fragments mammal grandmother manganese scraps exactness exactness steed marketplace horseman horseman moraine ember wantonness
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materoliaeth mathemateg mathrwr matras mawn mawnen mawnog mawredd mebyd mechni medal medd meddalwedd meddiannau meddwdod meddwyn meddyg meddyginiaeth meddyglyn meddyleg meddylgarwch meddyliwr meddylrith medelwr medr medrusrwydd mefusen meichiad meichiau meidroldeb meinwen meipen meistres meistrolaeth meithrinfa melinydd melltith melon men merch merlen merlyn merywen mesureg mesurwr metel
materialism mathematics trampler mattress peat peat peat greatness boyhood surety medal mead software belongings drunkenness drunkard physician medicine medicine psychology thoughtfulness thinker conception reaper ability skillfulness strawberry swineherd surety finiteness belle turnip mistress mastery nursery miller bane melon wain girl pony pony juniper mensuration surveyor metal
metelydd methdaliad Meurig mileindra milflwyddiant miliynydd milodfa milofydd milofyddiaeth milwr milwriaeth mintai mireinder mis miswrn mochyn modd moddion modryb modurdy modurwr moelni moes moeseg moesgarwch moesoldeb moesolwr moethusrwydd moled mollt molybdenwm morddwyd mordeithiwr mordwyaeth mordwywr morfa morgainc morglawdd morllyn morlys moronen morwr morwriaeth morwyn morwyndod moryn
metallurgist bankruptcy morris savageness millennium millionaire menagerie zoologist zoology soldier warfare brigade beauty month visor porker means means aunt garage motorist bareness manners ethics politeness morality moralist luxuriousness muffler wether molybdenum thigh voyager navigation mariner marsh gulf breakwater lagoon admiralty carrot mariner seamanship maid virginity breaker
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Indexes mudandod mudiad mudwr mul muner mursendod mwfflon mwrndra mwsg mwsged mwsglygoden mwyalchen mwyaren mwynhad mwynofydd mwynwr mydryddiaeth myfyriwr mygfa myllni mympwy mynach mynachaeth mynawyd mynedfa mynediad mynegair mynegfys mynegiad mynegiant mynwent mynychiad mynyddwr myrndra myrr myrtwydden nabl naddion nai nain naturiaethwr naturioldeb nedden nef neges neidiwr
muteness movement remover donkey lord affectation mouflon sultriness musk musket muskrat blackbird berry enjoyment mineralogist miner versification student suffocation sultriness fad monk monasticism awl avenue admission concordance forefinger statement expression graveyard repetition mountaineer sultriness myrrh myrtle psaltery chips nephew grandmother naturalist naturalness nit heaven message leaper
neidr neilltuolrwydd neisied nen nenfwd nerfwst newid newyddbeth newyddiaduriaeth newyddiadurwr newyddian newyn ni nifwl niobiwm nith nithiwr nitrogen nodachfa nodd noddfa noddwr noethder noethni nofiedydd nofiwr nwydd nyddwr och ócsigen odl oerder oerfelgarwch oergell oernad oerni oferedd ofergoel ofergoeledd ofergoeliaeth oferwr offeiriadaeth offeryn offerynnoliaeth offrymwr ofnusrwydd
adder distinction kerchief ceiling ceiling neurasthenia alteration innovation journalism journalist neophyte famine us nebula niobium niece sifter nitrogen bazaar moisture asylum protector bareness nudity swimmer swimmer article spinner woe oxygen ode coldness coldness refrigerator lamentation coldness vanity superstition superstition superstition idler priesthood apparatus instrumentality sacrificer timidity
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ogof olyniaeth olynwr olynydd oracl ordeiniad ordinhad organ organydd orgraff oriadurwr oriel osgo ow pabaeth pabell pabellu pabwyr pabyddiaeth paced pader paffiwr pafiliwn paganiaeth paill pair paith palas palis palmant palwr pamffled panasen pang pangfa pant papurwr parlwr parodrwydd parth Pasg pastwn patriarch patriarchaeth patrymlun pechadur
grotto succession successor successor oracle ordinance ordinance organ organist orthography watchmaker gallery attitude oh papacy tabernacle tabernacle wick popery packet paternoster boxer pavilion paganism pollen cauldron prairie palace wainscot pavement digger pamphlet parsnip pang pang valley paperer parlor willingness region passover baton patriarch patriarchate template offender
pechadurusrwydd pecyn pedol pedoli pedrain pedwarplyg pegor pegwn peint peintiwr peiriant peirianwaith peldroed pêl-droed pen penaduriaeth penaig penarglwyddiaeth pen-blwydd penbwl pencadlys pendantrwydd penddaredd pendefig pendefigaeth pendefiges penderfyniad pendro pen-lin penllywyddiaeth pennawd pennill pennog penodiad penrhyn pensaer pensiynwr pensyfrdandod pentan pentewyn pentir pentrefwr penty penyd penysgafnder perarogl
sinfulness packet horseshoe shoe crupper quarto imp axis pint painter machine mechanism football football apex sovereignty leader sovereignty birthday tadpole headquarters positiveness giddiness aristocrat peerage peeress resolution vertigo knee sovereignty heading stanza herring appointment cape architect pensioner giddiness hob firebrand headland villager cottage punishment giddiness aroma
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Indexes perchen perfedd perffeithrwydd perllan persli person persondy personoliaeth perthynas perygl petal peth petrisen petrol petryal peunes Philistiaeth philosophi pib pibydd picell pilen pill pinacl pinc pincyn piser piw piwter pla pladurwr plag planc planed planedydd planfa planhigfa plannwr plas plastrwr ple pleidiwr pleidleisiwr plentyn plentyndod plentyneiddiwch
owner bowels perfection orchard parsley parson parsonage personality relationship danger petal thing partridge petrol rectangle peahen philistinism philosophy diarrhea piper javelin membrane defence pinnacle chaffinch sprig pitcher udder pewter nuisance mower nuisance foal planet astrologer plantation plantation planter mansion plasterer plea supporter voter child infancy childishness
plentynrwydd plygain plygiad plymydd pobiad poblogaeth poblogrwydd pobwr pobydd poen poenwr poer poeryn polisi pomgranad pompiwn poplysen popty porth porthiant porthor portread porwr pos posibilrwydd poten praffter pregethwr preiddin prelad preladiaeth prentisiaeth pres preseb pridd priddo priddyn prifathro prifddinas priffordd primas printiwr priodasferch priod-ddull priodferch priodoldeb
childishness matins folding plumber batch population popularity baker baker agony tormentor spittle spittle policy pomegranate pumpkin poplar oven gateway sustenance porter depiction browser conundrum possibility paunch stoutness preacher booty prelate prelacy apprenticeship copper manger earth earth earth headmaster metropolis highway primate printer bride idiom bride appropriateness
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prisiwr problem procer proffes proffeswr proffwyd proffwydes proffwydoliaeth profwr pruddglwyf pryder prydferthwch prydyddiaeth pryf prynhawn prynhawnol prynwr prysgwydd prysurdeb publican pumed pumongl puredd puredigaeth puror purwr puteiniwr pwrs pwyllgor pwysi pwyslais pwythwr pybyrwch pydredd pydrni pyg pylni pytaten pythefnos rabbi refferendwm rhactal rhad rhaeadr rhagarfaethiad rhagflaenor
valuer problem poker profession professor prophet prophetess prophecy taster depression solicitude beauty poetry vermin afternoon afternoon buyer brushwood busyness publican fifth pentagon innocence purification harpist refiner fornicator udder committee bouquet emphasis stitcher stoutness putridity putrefaction bitumen bluntness potato fortnight rabbi referendum frontlet blessing waterfall predestination forerunner
rhagflaenydd rhaglaw rhaglawiaeth rhagluniaeth rhagorsaf rhagredegydd rhagrithiwr rhagwelediad rhaith rhannwr rhathiad rhawn rhedegfa rhedegfarch rhedell rhedweli rheffyn rheilffordd rheitheg rheithegydd rheithfarn rheithiwr rheithor rhelyw rheolwr rhesin rhesymeg rhesymegwr rhesymegydd rhesymoldeb rhethreg rhewgell rhi rhieni rhigwm rhingyll rhiniog rhith rhod rhoddwr rhodfa rhodiwm rhodres rhodreswr rhos rhuchen
precursor viceroy prefecture providence outpost forerunner hypocrite prescience arbitrament sharer attrition horsehair racecourse racehorse cursor artery rigamarole railway rhetoric rhetorician verdict juryman rector remainder manager raisin logic logician logician reasonableness rhetoric freezer lord parents rigamarole bailiff threshold guise ecliptic giver avenue rhodium affectation swaggerer heath pellicle
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Indexes rhuddygl rhumen rhwd rhwyflong rhwyfwr rhwyg rhwyll rhwyllyn rhwymwr rhwystr rhybudd rhyddhad rhyddni rhyfel rhyfelwr Rhyngrwyd rhynion rhysedd ruban rwbidiwm rwden rwtheniwm Sabothol sachlen sachliain sacrament sadrwydd saer saethwr saethydd saethyddiaeth safbwynt saffwy safiad safle safon sagrafen sail sallwyr salm salmydd sancteiddrwydd sandal sarn sarugrwydd sebonwr
radish paunch sediment galley rower schism aperture aperture binder barrier admonition emancipation diarrhea warfare warrior internet groats abundance ribbon rubidium turnip ruthenium sabbath sackcloth sackcloth sacrament firmness mason shooter shooter archery standpoint javelin stature situation criterion sacrament foundation psalter psalm psalmist sanctity sandal causeway surliness flatterer
sect sectyddiaeth sedd sefnig sefydliad sefydlogrwydd sefyllfa segurdod segurwr seguryd seiciatrydd seicoleg seiliad seintwar seithongl seld seler selsig senedd seneddwr serchowgrwydd seremoni seri serydd seryddiaeth seryddwr sesiwn sethrydd sgi sgrotwm sgwd sgwrs siaradwr sicl sicrwydd sidanbryf sigar silff sill sillaf sillafiad sillafiaeth sillgoll silwair simdde simnai
sect sectarianism pew pharynx institution stability situation idleness idler idleness psychiatrist psychology foundation sanctuary heptagon bookcase cellar sausage parliament senator affectionateness ceremony pavement astronomer astronomy astronomer session trampler ski scrotum waterfall conversation talker shekel assurance silkworm cigar shelf syllable syllable spelling spelling apostrophe silage chimney chimney
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sinc sinema siom siomedigaeth sioncrwydd siopwr sir sirioldeb siwglwr slicrwydd smociwr sobrwydd socas sodiwm soflyn soned soriant sorod sosban soser sosialaeth stad strontiwm stwc sucan sugn sugniad surni swilder swllt swp swrn swydd swyddog swynwr swynwraig sycamorwydden sychder sydynrwydd syfien syfrdandod sylfaen sylweddoliad symbal symbyliad symudiad
zinc cinema disappointment disappointment agility shopkeeper shire cheerfulness juggler slickness smoker soberness gaiter sodium stubble sonnet displeasure dregs saucepan saucer socialism estate strontium pail gruel suction absorption staleness bashfulness shilling batch fetlock county officer magician sorceress sycamore dryness suddenness strawberry stupor foundation realization cymbal stimulus movement
synagog synwyroldeb sypyn Syr syrthni system tabernacl tabernaclu tabyrddwr taclusrwydd tadogaeth taenellwr taeog tafarn tafarnwr tafleisiaeth tafleisydd taflen tafliad tafodiaith tagell tagfa taid talaith talar talcen taldra taleb taledigaeth talfyriad taliad taloedd talwr tanchwa tangnefeddwr taniwr tanwydd tanysgrifiwr taradr taranfollt tarddiad tarddle taten tawddlestr tebot tebygolrwydd
synagogue sensibleness batch sir listlessness system tabernacle tabernacle drummer tidiness derivation sprinkler boor inn publican ventriloquism ventriloquist leaflet setback language dewlap strangling grandfather diadem headland gable tallness voucher payment abbreviation payment rates payer firedamp peacemaker stoker firewood subscriber auger thunderbolt source source potato crucible teapot likelihood
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Indexes tebygrwydd technetiwm technolegwr tegwch teilwriaeth teithi teithiol teithiwr teitl teledu telynor telynores teml temtiwr teneuwch tenis tenllif terfyn terfyniad tes testamentwr testun teth tewyn teyrnas teyrnwialen thema therapydd thus thuser tin tir tirfeddianwr tiriogaeth tiriondeb tloty tlws tlysni toi ton tonfedd tonnen tonsil tonyddiaeth toreth torf
resemblance technetium technologist beauty tailoring characteristics travelling traveler appellation television harpist harpist temple tempter thinness tennis lining boundary termination sunshine testator text teat ember kingdom scepter theme therapist frankincense censer rump territory landowner territory kindness poorhouse gem prettiness thatch breaker wavelength sward tonsil intonation abundance brigade
torlan torrwr toster trabludd trachwant traddodiad traddodwr traethawd traethell traethodydd trafodaeth tragwyddoldeb traha trahauster trais trallod trallodwr tramwyfa tranc trannoeth tras traul trawsenwad trawsfudiad trawsgyweiriad trawster trechwr trefedigaeth trefn trefniad trefniadaeth trefnusrwydd trefnydd treftadaeth treiddgarwch treisiad treisiwr trengholydd tresglen trethdalwr treuliad triagl triban tribiwnlys trindod triongl
riverbank breaker severity turmoil covetousness tradition deliverer treatise sandbank essayist transaction eternity arrogance arrogance violence tribulation troubler thoroughfare dissolution morrow affinity attrition metonymy transmigration transposition violence victor settlement system ordering procedure orderliness arranger heritage acumen heifer violator coroner thrush taxpayer attrition balsam triplet tribunal trinity triangle
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troedfainc troetffordd troliwr trosedd troseddwr trosglwyddiad trosiad trothwy trowynt truanes trueni trugarowgrwydd trulliad truth trwnc trwsiwr trwydded trwyddew trwyn trychineb tryfer tryferu tryfesur tryloywder trylwyredd trymder trysordy trysorlys trysorydd trythyllwch turn turniwr turs twll twrnai twyll twyllresymeg twyllresymiad twyllwr twymdra twymyn twysged tyfwr tylinwr tyllwr tylwyth
footstool footway carter offence offender transference metaphor threshold tornado wretch wretchedness mercifulness butler adulation lye mender admittance borer snout disaster harpoon harpoon diameter transparency thoroughness drowsiness treasury exchequer treasurer lasciviousness lathe turner snout aperture barrister deception sophism sophistry deceiver warmness fever quantity grower kneader borer tribe
tympan tynfa tynfaen tyrfa tyrpeg tysteb tystlythyr tywalltiad tywarchen tywodfaen tywysogaeth tywysoges tywysydd uchafbwynt uchafiaeth uchafion uchanianaeth uchder uchelder ucheldir uchelfar uchelgais uchelion uchelwr uchelwydd udd udfil unawdwr unbeiniaeth unben unbennaeth undeb undebaeth undebwr undod Undodaidd Undodwr uned unffurfiaeth unfrydedd unigedd unigoliaeth unigolrwydd unigrwydd uniondeb unoliaeth
timbrel attraction magnet multitude turnpike testimonial testimonial outpouring turf sandstone principality princess leader zenith supremacy heights metaphysics height highness highland mistletoe ambition heights nobleman mistletoe lord hyena soloist supremacy autocrat sovereignty unity unionism unionist unit unitarian unitarian unit uniformity unanimity loneliness individuality individuality loneliness straightness unity
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Indexes unplyg unrhywiaeth unsain urddiad ustus wdwart whilber wmbredd wtres wy ŵy wyneblun wythban wythblyg wythnos wythongl yfwr ymadferth ymadrodd ymadroddwr ymarwar ymataliad ymborth ymchweliad ymchwiliad ymddarostyngiad ymddatodiad ymddeoliad ymddiddan ymddiswyddiad ymdeithydd ymdrafodaeth ymdrech ymdriniaeth ymdrochwr ymerawdwr ymerodres ymgais ymgeisydd ymgeledd ymgeleddwr ymgom ymgorfforiad ymgynghoriad ymladdwr ymlidiwr
folio sameness unison ordination magistrate forester wheelbarrow abundance prodigality egg egg frontispiece octet octavo week octagon drinker exertion expression speaker conversation abstinence sustenance reversion investigation humiliation dissolution resignation conversation resignation sojourner discussion effort discussion bather emperor empress effort applicant helpmeet succorer conversation embodiment consultation fighter pursuer
ymlyniad ymneilltuad Ymneilltuaeth ymolchfa ymosodiad ymosodwr ymostyngiad ymrafael ymraniad ymreolaeth ymrestriad ymresymiad ymresymwr ymryson ymsefydlwr ymson ymsymudydd ymwadiad ymwared ymwrthodiad ymwybyddiaeth ymylwe ymysgaroedd ynad ynadaeth ynfydrwydd ynyswr ysbail ysbardun ysbeiliwr ysbrigyn ysbrydegaeth ysbrydiaeth ysbrydolrwydd ysbyty ysgadenyn ysgafell ysgafnder ysgelerder ysgerbwd ysglyfaeth ysgogiad ysgol ysgoldy ysgolfeistr ysgolfeistres
adhesion retirement nonconformity lavatory aggression attacker submission contention schism self-government enlistment argument reasoner rivalry settler soliloquy automaton denial deliverance abstinence consciousness selvedge bowels magistrate judicature foolishness islander booty accelerator spoiler sprig spiritualism encouragement spirituality hospice herring brow lightness wickedness carcass booty movement academy schoolroom schoolmaster schoolmistress
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ysgolhaig ysgolor ysgorpion ysgrafell ysgrepan ysgrif ysgrifen ysgrifeniad ysgrifennwr ysgriflyfr ysgub ysgubor ysgubwr ysgum ysgutor ysgwrfa ysmygwr ysnoden ystad ystadegau ystadegydd ystafellydd ystelciwr ystiward ystod ystor ystrad ystryw ystum ystwythder ystyfnigrwydd yswildod yswiriant ytriwm zirconiwm
scholar scholar scorpion scraper wallet writing writing writing writer codex sheaf granary sweeper scum executor scouring smoker ribbon estate statistics statistician chamberlain loafer steward swath resin vale artifice attitude flexibility obstinacy shyness insurance yttrium zirconium
Nouns (English - Welsh) abbacy abbess abbot abbreviation
abadaeth abades abad talfyriad
abdomen abhorrence ability ablative abolition abortion absence absorption abstainer abstention abstinence abundance abyss academy accelerator accentuation acceptor accession accidence accident acclamation accompanist accumulator accuracy accuser acknowledgment acre activity actress actuary acumen adder adhesion adjudication adjudicator admiral admiralty admission admittance admixture admonition adolescence adornment adulation adulteration adulterator adulterer adulteress
ceudod ffieiddrwydd medr abladol dilead erthyl absen amsugniad dirwestwr ymataliad dirwest cyfor agendor ysgol ysbardun aceniad derbyniwr esgyniad ffurfiant damwain cymeradwyaeth cyfeilydd cronadur cywirdeb cyhuddwr cydnabyddiaeth acer gweithgaredd actores cyfrifydd treiddgarwch gwiber glyniad beirniadaeth beirniad llyngesydd morlys mynediad derbyniad cymysgedd cerydd llencyndod addurn gweniaith llygriad llygrwr godinebwr godinebwraig
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Indexes advancement advertisement advertiser aerodrome aeronautics affectation affectionateness affinity afterbirth afternoon aftertaste aggression agility agitator agnosticism agony agreement agriculture agronomy aircraft airfield airman airship aisle album alchemy alcohol alcove alderman alliance allusion almanac almond almoner almshouse alphabet altar alteration altitude altruism aluminium ambassador ambition ambulance amendment amphitheater amusement
budd hysbyseb hysbysebwr awyrdrom aeronoteg ffug serchowgrwydd tebygrwydd adeni prynhawn adflas gormes sioncrwydd cynhyrfwr anffyddiaeth artaith cydfod amaeth agronomeg awyren awyrenfa awyrennwr awyrlong llwybr albwm alcemeg alcohol alcof henadur cynghrair cyfeiriad amseroni almon elusennwr elusendy gwyddor allor newid uchder allgaredd alwminiwm llysgennad uchelgais ambiwlans gwelliant amchwaraefa difyrrwch
anachronism analogy analyst anarchy ancestor ancestry anchorage anecdote anesthesia angler announcement annoyance antagonism anthem anthropology antidote antimony antipathy antipodes anti-semitism anvil apathy aperture apex apocalypse apostasy apostle apostleship apostrophe apothecary apotheosis apparatus appellation appliance applicant appointment apprenticeship appropriateness approval apricot aqueduct arbiter arbitrament arbitration arbitrator arbor archaeologist
camamseriad cyfatebiaeth dadansoddwr anarchiaeth cyndad hynafiad angorfa chwedl dideimladrwydd genweiriwr cyhoeddiad cythrudd gwrthwynebiaeth anthem dynofyddiaeth gwrthwenwyn antimoni casineb eithaf gwrth-Semitiaeth eingion difaterwch twll pen datguddiad gwrthgiliad apostol apostoliaeth collnod apothecari dwyfoliad aparatws teitl dyfais ceisiedydd cyhoeddiad prentisiaeth priodoldeb arddeliad bricyllen dyfrffos beirniad dedfryd cyflafareddiad dyddiwr deildy archaeolegwr
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archaeology archangel archbishopric archeology archer archery architect argument aristocracy aristocrat ark armful armistice armory armpit aroma arranger arrival arrogance arsenic artery article artifice artillery ascendancy ascension asceticism asp aspersion ass assembly assertion assets assimilation assistance assurance astrologer astronomer astronomy asylum atheism athlete athletics atmosphere atomism atonement attacker attentiveness
archaeoleg archangel archesgobaeth hynafiaeth saethydd saethyddiaeth archadeiladydd dadl pendefigaeth pendefig arch coflaid cadoediad arfdy cesail perarogl trefnydd dyfodiad traha ársenig rhedweli erthygl ystryw magnel uchafiaeth dyrchafael asgetiaeth asb enllib asen cymanfa haeriad eiddo cymathiad cymorth hyder planedydd serydd seryddiaeth noddfa annuwiaeth mabolgampwr mabolgamp awyrgylch atomiaeth cymod ymosodwr astudrwydd
attitude attorney attraction attrition auger aunt autarchy authoress autocrat automaton autumn avenger avenue aviator avocation avoidance awareness awl awning axiom axis axle axletree babbler babe bacillus backbiter bacon bacteriology badge badness bailiff bakehouse baker balcony baldness ballet balsam bane bangle banjo banker bankruptcy baptistry barbarism bareness barley barleycorn
osgo cyfreithiwr tynfa treuliad ebill modryb awtarchiaeth awdures awtocrat ymsymudydd Hydref dialwr mynedfa awyrennwr gorchwyl gocheliad arwybod mynawyd cysgodlen gwireb pegwn echel echel baldorddwr baban bacilws absennwr bacwn bacterioleg bathodyn drygioni rhingyll popty pobydd balcon moelni bale triagl dinistr breichled bandor ariannydd methdaliad bedyddfa barbariaeth moelni haidd heidden
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Indexes baroness baronet barony barrier barrister bashfulness basin basis basket bas-relief bastardy batch bather baton battleship bazaar bearer beater beatitude beauty bedfellow beekeeper beet beginner behest beholder belfry belle bellman belongings benefactor benefice berry betrayal betrothal bible bibliography bier bigotry bilberry bile bilingualism binder biography biologist biology birthday
barwnes barwnig barwniaeth rhwystr cyfreithiwr gwylder cawg sail basged basgerfiad bastardiaeth sypyn ymdrochwr arweinffon cadlong nodachfa dygiedydd curwr gwynfyd ceinder cywely gwenynwr betysen dechreuwr arch edrychwr clochdy meinwen clochydd eiddo noddwr personoliaeth aeronen brad dyweddi Beiblaidd llyfryddiaeth elor dallbleidiaeth llusen bustl dwyieithedd rhwymwr cofiant biolegwr bioleg pen-blwydd
bisection bishopric bison bitterness bitumen blackbird blacksmith blasphemy bleacher blender blessedness blessing bliss bluntness boar boarder boatman bobbin bodice bogey boiler bondmaid bondman bonfire booby bookcase booklet boor booth booty borer borrower bosh botanist bough boundary bounds bouquet bowels boxer boy boyhood bracelet brat bravery brawn breaker
dwyraniad esgobaeth bual chwerwder pyg mwyalchen gof cabl cannwr cymysgwr gwynfyd bendith gwynfyd pylni baedd byrddiwr cychwr gwerthyd gwasg bwbach pair caethforwyn caeth banffagl hurtyn seld llyfryn taeog lluesty ysglyfaeth ebill benthyciwr ffwlbri llysieuegydd cainc ffin amgant blodeuglwm crombil paffiwr mab bachgendod breichled croten dewrder cnawd ton
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breakwater breath breeches brethren brewer brewery bride brigade brigand brimstone brittleness brogue bromine brother brotherhood brow browser brushwood bugbear builder burdock bureaucracy bureaucrat burgess busyness butler buttermilk buttock buyer cabin cafe calf calvary candlestick cannon canon canonist cantata cape capillarity caprice captaincy car carcass cardigan carelessness carrot carter
morglawdd anadl llawdr brawd bragwr bracty Ffraid mintai carnleidr brwmstan breuder llediaith bromin brawd brawdoliaeth ysgafell porwr clun bwbach adeiladwr cacimwci biwrocratiaeth biwrocrat bwrdais prysurdeb trulliad llaeth ffolen prynwr bwthyn caffe croth Calfaria canhwyllbren magnel canon canonwr cantawd trwyn atyniad mympwy capteiniaeth car ysgerbwd Aberteifi diofalwch moronen certiwr
carving cassette cassock catacomb catarrh catering caterpillar cathode catholicity cattle cauldron causality causation causeway cavity cedar ceiling cell cellar cemetery censer centurion century ceremony certainty chafer chaffinch chairwoman chamberlain chancel chancellorship chandler changer chaplain chaplaincy chaplet characteristics chariot chastisement chasuble cheeks cheerfulness chemist chess chest child childishness chimney
cerfwaith caset casul beddgell gormwyth arlwyaeth lindys cathod catholigrwydd gwartheg crochan achosiaeth achosiant sarn ceudod cedrwydden nen cafell seler claddfa thuser canwriad canrif defod sicrwydd chwil gwinc cadeiryddes ystafellydd cangell cangelloriaeth canhwyllwr cyfnewidiwr caplan caplaniaeth amdorch teithi cerbyd cerydd casul deurudd sirioldeb cemegwr gwyddbwyll dwyfron plentyn plentyneiddiwch ffumer
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Indexes chips christening chromosome chronology churchman churchyard cigar cinema circulation circumcision circumference cistern citation citizenship claimant clan cleanness cleanser clearness clique clothes clothier coating codex coffer coinage coining coldness colic collection collector collegian collier colliery colonist colony comedy comeliness comet comforter commandment commentary commentator commissioner committal committee commonness
naddion bedydd cromosom amseryddiaeth eglwyswr mynwent sigar sinema cylchrediad enwaediad amgylchedd dyfrgist dyfyniad dinasyddiaeth hawlydd ciwdod glendid carthwr gloywder clymblaid dillad brethynnwr golchiad ysgriflyfr cist bathiad bathiad oerder bolgno casgl casglwr colegwr glowr glofa gwladychwr gwladfa comedi mireinder comed cysurwr gorchymyn esboniad esboniwr dirprwywr cymyndod pwyllgor cyffredinwch
commonwealth competition competitor complainant complaint complexity composer composition compositor comprehension compulsion computing concealment conception conclusion concordance concubine condescension conduit cone conference confession confessor confirmation conformity confusion congregation conjurer conqueror conquest consanguinity consciousness conservancy conservatism consistency consolation conspirator constable constituency constitution construction consultation contempt contention contentment contents contour
cymanwlad cydymgais cystadleuwr achwynwr achwyniad cymhlethdod cyfansoddwr cyfansoddiad cysodwr dirnadaeth gorfodaeth cyfrifiadeg argel meddylrith diweddglo mynegair gordderch iselfrydedd cwndid cogwrn cynhadledd cyffes cyffesydd ategiad cydymffurfiad dryswch cynulleidfa consuriwr gorchfygwr concwest gwaedoliaeth ymwybyddiaeth ceidwadaeth ceidwadaeth cysondeb cysur cynllwynwr cwnstabl etholaeth cyfansoddiad adeiladaeth ymgynghoriad diystyrwch ymryson diddigrwydd cynhwysiad amlinell
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contribution controller controversy conundrum convenience conversation conviction copper coronation coroner corps corrector correspondence corroboration corruptness cot cottage cottager council councillor countess countryman county couplet coupling coupon courtship cove coverlet covetousness cowl cows coxcomb craftsman creation creator creature credibility creditor credulity creed creel crematorium cress crew crisis criterion cromlech
cyfraniad rheolwr dadl pos hwylustod ymgom argyhoeddiad copr coroni crwner corfflu cywirwr cyfatebiaeth ategiad llygredd bwth bwthyn bythynnwr cwnsel cynghorwr iarlles gwladwr swydd cwpled cyd cwpon carwriaeth cilfach cylched trachwant cwcwll gwartheg coegddyn crefftwr cread creawdwr creadures hygoeledd echwynnwr hygoeledd credo cryw amlosgfa berwr ciwed argyfwng safon cromlech
cross-examination crossroad crossword crowner crucible crucifix cruelty cruiser crupper crusader cultivation culture curacy curate curium curlew curliness curriculum currier cursor curvature custard custody customer customs cwm cymbal dagger dairy damnation dancer danger dating daughter day deaconess deafness dean deanery dearness dearth debater debt debtor deceitfulness deceiver deceleration deception
croesholiad croesffordd croesair crwner tawddlestr crwys creulondeb gwiblong pedrain croesgadwr gwrteithiad gwrteithiad curadiaeth curad curiwm gylfinir crychni cwriwcwlwm crwynwr rhedell camedd cwstard dalfa cwsmer defion cwm symbal bidog llaethdy damnedigaeth dawnsiwr enbydrwydd amseriad merch dydd diacones byddardod deon deondy anwyldeb drudaniaeth dadleuwr dyled dyledwr ffalster twyllwr arafiad twyll
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Indexes decorator deduction deepness deer defamation defence defender defiler definition degeneration dejection deletion deliverance deliverer democrat denial denomination dentist dentistry department depiction depositary depositor depression depth deputation derivation descent deserter destroyer development device devoutness dewdrop dewlap diadem diaeresis dialect dialog diameter diaphragm diarrhea dictation dictionary diffidence digger dimension
addurnwr diddwythiad dyfndra carw gogan pill amddiffynnydd halogwr darnodiad dirywiad digalondid dilead gwaredigaeth traddodwr gwerinwr gwadiad enwad deintydd deintyddiaeth adran portread addod adneuwr digalondid dyfndra dirprwyaeth haniad gwaered enciliwr dinistriwr datblygiad dyfais addolgarwch gwlithyn tagell talaith didolnod tafodiaith dialog tryfesur cefndedyn pib arddywediad geiriadur anhyder ceibiwr dimensiwn
diocese disagreement disappointment disarmament disaster disavowal disclosure discontentment discourtesy discoverer discovery discussion disembarkation disfigurement dishonesty disparity dispensary displeasure dissatisfaction dissembler dissension dissimulation dissolution distillation distinction distraint distributor disturber diversion divider divination diviner divinity doctrine doer dollar dominion donkey door doorframe doorkeeper doorpost doubter dowry dragger drama dregs
esgobaeth anghytundeb siom diarfogiad trychineb gwad dadannudd anfoddogrwydd anwybod darganfyddwr darganfyddiad ymdrafodaeth glaniad anffurf anonestrwydd anghyfartaledd fferyllfa dicter anfoddogrwydd ffuantwr anghytgord dadfathiad datgorfforiad distylliad neilltuolrwydd atafael dosbarthwr cynhyrfwr difyrrwch rhannwr brud dewin diwinyddiaeth athrawiaeth gweithredydd doler arglwyddiaeth mul drws hiniog porthor cynnor amheuwr agweddi llusgwr chwaraegerdd gwaddod
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dresser drinker driver dropsy drowsiness druggist druid drummer drunkard drunkenness dryness duality duchess dukedom dysentery earl earldom earring earth eater eaves ecliptic ecology economics economist edition editor editorship education educationist educator effort egg ejaculation elector element elevation elocution eloquence emancipation ember emblem embodiment embroidery emperor emphasis employer empress
seld diotwr gyriedydd dyfrglwyf trymder cyffuriwr derwydd tabyrddwr meddwyn meddwdod craster deuoliaeth duges dugiaeth gwaedlif iarll iarllaeth clustlws pridd bwytawr bargod rhod ecoleg economeg economegwr argraffiad golygydd golygyddiaeth addysg addysgiaethwr addysgwr egni ŵy ebychiad etholwr elfen dyrchafiad areithyddiaeth aches rhyddhad marworyn arwyddlun ymgorfforiad brwydwaith ymerawdwr pwyslais cyflogwr ymerodres
emptiness encampment enchanter enchantress enclosure encouragement encyclopedia endearment endorsement engraving enjoyment enlistment enmity ensign enterprise entertainer entireness entirety environment epigraph epitaph equality equator equinox equipment ermine errand essayist estate eternity ethics ethnology eunuch evangelist eve evenness event evildoer exactness exaggeration example excellency exception exchequer excitement execution executioner executor
adfant gwersyll hudol hudoles garth calondid gwyddoniadur anwyledd ardystiad cerflun mwynhad ymrestriad digasedd banerwr anturiaeth difyrrwr llwyredd cyfanrwydd amgylchedd arysgrif beddargraff cydraddoldeb cyhydedd alban cyfarpar carlwm neges traethodydd stad byth moeseg ethnyddiaeth eunuch efengylwr Efa gwastadrwydd digwyddiad drwgweithredwr manylrwydd gormodiaith enghraifft ardderchogrwydd eithriad trysorlys cyffro dihenydd dienyddiwr ysgutor
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Indexes exegesis exertion existence explanation explorer exposure expression expulsion extension extravagance extremity eyelid eyes facetiousness factory fad falcon fallibility falseness famine farmer farmhouse feller felloe fen ferrule fetlock fever fiction fiddler fiend fierceness fifth fighter filly filthiness fin financier finiteness firebrand firedamp fireside firewood firmness fissure fitness flatterer
esboniadaeth ymadferth bod esboniad archwiliwr dadleniad mynegiant diarddeliad estyniad gwastraff terfyn amrant golwg arabedd ffatri mympwy hebog ffaeledigrwydd anghywirdeb newyn amaethwr amaethdy cymynwr camog morfa amgarn swrn clefyd ffug crythor dera ffyrnigrwydd pumed ymladdwr eboles budreddi asgell cyllidwr meidroldeb pentewyn tanchwa aelwyd cynnud sadrwydd agen cymhwyster sebonwr
flexibility flogging fluorine foal foe folding folio fondling fondness font foolishness football footpath footstool footway fop forefather forefinger forerunner forester forger forgetfulness formality formula fornicator fortnight foundation fourpence fowler fragments framework frankincense fraternity freckles freezer freshness friar frightfulness frog frontispiece frontlet frugality fruitfulness fulcrum fulfillment furnace furze
ystwythder curfa fflworin ebol cas plygiad unplyg anwes anwyledd bedyddfaen ynfydrwydd peldroed troetffordd lleithig troetffordd coegddyn cyndad mynegfys rhagflaenor wdwart ffugiwr anghofrwydd ffurfioldeb fformwla puteiniwr pythefnos sylfaen grot adarwr malurion fframwaith thus brawdoliaeth brychni rhewgell creider brawd echryslonrwydd broga wyneblun rhactal cynildeb ffrwythlondeb ffwlcrwm cwblhad ffwrn eithinen
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gable gaiter gallery galley gallium gallon gallows garage gardener garret gate gatepost gateway gem gems gentlemen genuineness geography geologist geology gerbil germ germanium giddiness gimlet girl girlfriend giver gizzard glade gladness gland glazier gleaner gleanings glen glibness glossary goat goblin godliness goldsmith goodwill gorse gourd governess graciousness grammarian
talcen socas oriel rhwyflong galiwm galwyn crocbren garej garddwr croglofft iet cilbost porth gem dillynion boneddigion dilysrwydd daearyddiaeth daearegwr daeareg jerbil eginyn germaniwm dot gimbill hogen cares rhoddwr glasog llannerch llonder chwarren gwydrwr lloffwr lloffion glyn llithrigrwydd geirfa gafr coblyn duwiolfrydedd eurych gwirfodd eithinen pompiwn athrawes graslonrwydd gramadegwr
granary grandeur grandfather grandmother grape gratitude graveyard gravitation greatness greenness greensward grits groat groats grotto grower gruel gruffness guarantor guest guile guillemot guilt guiltiness guise gulf gunboat gunner gymnasium habitat hacker haft handicraft handmaid handmaiden handrail handwriting hangar hangman hank happiness hardness hardship harmonist harpist harpoon harshness hater
ysgubor crandrwydd taid henfam gronyn diolchgarwch mynwent disgyrchiant mawredd irder gwelltglas rhynion grot rhynion ogof tyfwr grual sarugrwydd arwaesaf gwestai breg gwylog euogrwydd euogrwydd rhith llynclyn gynfad magnelwr campfa cynefin haciwr carn crefft gwasanaethferch gwasanaethferch canllaw llawysgrifen awyrendy crogwr cengl dywenydd caledi caledi cysonwr puror tryfer craster cas
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Indexes haulm haunch hay hazel heading headland headmaster headquarters healer healthfulness hearer hearth heath heathenism heaven heedlessness heifer height heights heir heiress helicopter helium helmsman helpmeet hemlock heptagon heredity heretic heritage heroine heron herring heterogeneity highland highness highway hillside hilt hirer historian hoarfrost hoarseness hob hobbledehoy holiness holland
gwrysg clun gwair collen pennawd pentir prifathro pencadlys iachawr iachusrwydd gwrandawr aelwyd rhos paganiaeth celi anystyriaeth anner entrych uchafion etifedd aeres hofrennydd heliwm llywiwr ymgeledd cegiden seithongl etifeddeg heretic treftadaeth arwres crëyr pennog amrywedd bre uchelder priffordd llechwedd dwrn cyflogwr hanesydd crwybr crygni pentan llipryn sancteiddrwydd Isalmaen
homesickness homily honeysuckle hood hooker horde horsehair horseman horseshoe horticulture hospice hospitality hostage hostility hotel hour hovel hub humiliation humility hunter hut hydrogen hyena hygiene hymnbook hymnody hypocrite hyssop ibex ideality identity idiom idleness idler idol ignorance illustration imagination immodesty immortality immutability imp imposition impostor impotence impression
hiraeth homili gwyddfid cwcwll bachwr haid rhawn marchog pedol garddwriaeth ysbyty lletygarwch gwystl gelyniaeth gwesty awr cut bogail ymddarostyngiad gostyngeiddrwydd helfarch cwt hidrogen udfil iechydiaeth emyniadur emynyddiaeth rhagrithiwr isop alpafr delfrydiaeth unoliaeth priod-ddull segurdod diogyn eilun anwybod eglureb darfelydd afledneisrwydd anfarwoldeb dianwadalwch coblyn arddodiad ffugiwr anallu argraff
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improbability improvement impulse impulsiveness inaccuracy inadequacy incest incivility income incorruption incubus indelicacy independence indigestion indium individuality inducement induction industry inequity infallibility infancy inferiority infinitive infinity infirmary inflammation information informer ingratitude inheritor inn innocence innovation inquisitiveness inscription insignificance insinuation insomnia instability institution instructor instrumentality insufficiency insurance intellect intercessor interjection
annhebygolrwydd gwellhad hwrdd byrbwylltra anghywirdeb annigonolrwydd llosgach anfoesgarwch cyllid anllygredigaeth bwrn anghymhendod annibyniaeth camdreuliad indiwm unigoliaeth argymhelliad anwythiad diwydiant anghyfiawnder anffaeledigrwydd maboed israddoldeb annherfynol anfeidredd clafdy llid hysbysrwydd hysbyswr anniolchgarwch etifedd tafarn dieuogrwydd newyddbeth chwilgarwch arysgrifen dinodedd ensyniad anhunedd ansadrwydd sefydliad addysgwr offerynnoliaeth annigonedd yswiriant deall eiriolwr ebychiad
interlude internet interpretation interpreter interrogation interrogator interval intonation intoxication intuition invader invasion invention investigation investment irradiation irritation islander ivy jackdaw javelin jealousy jerkin jester jewelry jiffy joiner joist journalism journalist judicature juggler jumper junction juniper juror juryman keeper kent kerchief kernel keynote kidney kindness kingdom kinship kinswoman kiosk
anterliwt Rhyngrwyd dehongliad dehonglydd holiad holwr cyfwng tonyddiaeth meddwdod athrylith goresgynnwr goresgyniad crebwyll ymchwiliad buddsodd arbelydriad cythrudd ynyswr iorwg cawci picell gorfynt crysbais cellweiriwr gemwaith chwiffiad asiedydd dist newyddiaduriaeth newyddiadurwr ynadaeth siwglwr neidiwr cyffordd merywen rheithiwr rheithiwr cadwr Caint ffunen chwarren cyweirnod elwlen hynawsedd teyrnas carennydd cares ciosg
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Indexes kisser kitchen knave kneader knee knife-edge knitting knower krypton labial laborer lad lagoon lamentation landing landlady landowner language lantern lapel lappet lapwing lasciviousness lass lassie lateness lathe latitude laughter laurel lavatory law lawfulness lawn lawsuit lawyer layman laziness leader leadership leaflet leanness leaper learner lectern lecturer leek
cusanwr cegin iangwr tylinwr glin arfin gwead adnabyddwr krupton gwefusol llafurwr bachgennyn morllyn galarnad glaniad lletywraig tirfeddianwr iaith llusern llabed llabed cornchwiglen trythyllwch llances llancesig diweddarwch turn lledred chwerthin arel ymolchfa cyfraith cyfreithlondeb bliant cyngaws cyfreithiwr lleygwr diogi arweinydd arweinyddiaeth taflen teneuwch neidiwr dysgwr darllenfa darlithiwr cenhinen
legality legation legging legislation legislator legislature leopard levity lewdness lexicographer lexicon liar librarian library lichen lid life lifter lighthouse lightness likelihood limb limestone limpet linguist linguistics lining linnet lint lintel lioness listlessness literature lithium liturgy liver lizard loadstone loafer lobster localization location loch locker lodger lodging loftiness
deddfoldeb llysgenhadaeth socas deddfwriaeth deddfwr deddfwriaeth llewpart gwamalrwydd anlladrwydd geiriadurwr geiriadur celwyddwr llyfrgellydd llyfrgell cen caead buchedd codwr goleudy ysgafnder tebygolrwydd aelod calchen brenigen ieithydd ieithyddiaeth tenllif llinos naddion capan llewes syrthni llenyddiaeth lithiwm ffurfwasanaeth afu madfall tynfaen ystelciwr cimwch lleoliad lleoliad llyn cloer lletywr llety arucheledd
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logic logician loin loneliness longitude looseness lord lordship lorry louver lowness luggage lukewarmness luxuriousness lye lynx mace machine mackerel madman magician magistracy magistrate magnesium magnet maid maidservant maintenance maker malice mallet malpractice malt maltster mammal manager manganese manger mangler manifestation manikin manners manservant mansion mare mariner marketplace marquess
rhesymeg rhesymegwr llwyn unigedd hydred rhyddni glyw arglwyddiaeth lori lwfer iselder clud claearineb moethusrwydd golch lyncs byrllysg peiriant macrell gwallgofddyn dewin ynadaeth ustus magnesiwm tynfaen merch gwasanaethwraig cynhaliaeth gwneuthurwr cynghorfynt gordd camarfer brag bragwr mamal rheolwr manganîs preseb llurguniwr amlygiad pegor moes gwasanaethwr plas caseg llongwr marchnadfa ardalyddes
marquis marsh mason mast mastery materialism mathematics matins mattress maturity mausoleum maw mayoralty me mead meanness means meat mechanism medal mediation mediator medicine meekness melon member membership membrane memoir men menagerie mender mensuration mercifulness message metal metallurgist metaphor metaphysics metonymy metropolis mettle militia milking millennium miller millionaire miner
ardalydd morfa saer hwylbren meistrolaeth materoliaeth mathemateg plygain matras aeddfedrwydd beddadail caul maeryddiaeth fi medd gwaeledd cyfrwng cig peirianwaith bathodyn cyfryngiad cyfryngwr meddyginiaeth addfwynder melon aelod aelodaeth pilen cofiant gwerin milodfa trwsiwr mesureg trugarowgrwydd neges metel metelydd trosiad uchanianaeth trawsenwad prifddinas metel cartreflu godriad milflwyddiant melinydd miliynydd mwynwr
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Indexes mineralogist minstrel minstrelsy mischance mischievousness mishap mission missionary mistletoe mistreatment mistress mites mitten mixer mixture mocker mockery moderation moderator moisture molly molybdenum monarchy monasticism monk month mood moraine moralist morality morals morris morrow moth motorist motto mouflon mountaineer mourner mouser movement mover mower muffler multiplier multitude museum
mwynofydd erestyn clerwriaeth anap direidi anghaffael anfonedigaeth cenhadol uchelfar camdriniaeth meistres gwiddon dyrnfol cymysgwr cymysgfa gwawdiwr gwatwar cymedroldeb cymedrolwr gwlybaniaeth Mali molybdenwm archdeyrnaeth mynachaeth mynach mis modd marian moesolwr moesoldeb moes Meurig trannoeth gwyfyn modurwr arwyddair mwfflon mynyddwr galarwr llygotwr ysgogiad cynigydd pladurwr moled lluosydd tyrfa cywreinfa
musician musk musket muskrat muteness mutilator myrrh myrtle mysticism mythologist mythology nailer nakedness namesake narrator narrowness nation nationalism naturalist naturalness navel navigation nearness neatness nebula neophyte nephew neurasthenia neutrality niche niece niggardliness nightfall nightingale nincompoop ninny niobium nipple nit nitrogen nobleman noddle nonconformity nook northerner nosegay nostalgia
cerddor mwsg mwsged mwsglygoden mudandod llurguniwr myrr myrtwydden cyfriniaeth chwedlonydd chwedloniaeth hoeliwr noethder cyfenw adroddwr culni ciwdod cenedlaetholdeb anianydd naturioldeb bogail mordwyaeth agosrwydd destlusrwydd nifwl newyddian nai nerfwst amhleidiaeth cloer nith crintachrwydd dechreunos eos ffwlcyn ffwlcyn niobiwm teth nedden nitrogen uchelwr clopa Ymneilltuaeth cilfach gogleddwr blodeuglwm hiraeth
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nostril nourishment nuance nudity nuisance nun nursery nut oaf oakum oarsman oat oath obligingness obscurity observance observatory obstinacy octagon octavo octet ode odiousness offence offender offerer officer oh ointment oldness omnipotence omnipresence omniscience oneness operation opportunity oracle oration oratory orchard orchestra ordering orderliness ordinance ordination organ organist orifice
ffroen magwraeth gwawr noethni casbeth lleian meithrinfa cneuen llabwst carth rhwyfwr ceirchen arfoll cymwynasgarwch dinodedd cadwraeth arsyllfa ystyfnigrwydd wythongl wythblyg wythban awdl gwrthuni trosedd pechadur offrymwr swyddog ow ennaint hender hollalluowgrwydd hollbresenoldeb hollwybodaeth unoliaeth goruchwyliaeth cyfle oracl arawd betws perllan cerddorfa trefniad trefnusrwydd ordeiniad urddiad organ organydd genau
ornithologist ornithology orphanage orthography ostentation ostler otter outcome outfall outlet outpost outpouring oven overseer owner oxygen pacifier packet paganism pager pail painter palace pamphlet pane pang pantry papacy paperer paperhanger parallelism pardoner parenthesis parents parliament parlor parsley parsnip parson parsonage partaker partridge passenger passover pastor pastorate patchwork paternity
adarydd adaryddiaeth amddifaty orgraff rhodres gwastrawd dyfrgi canlyniad arllwysfa arllwysfa rhagorsaf tywalltiad ffwrn goruchwyliwr perchen ócsigen heddychwr pecyn paganiaeth galwr stwc peintiwr llys llyfryn cward gwayw bwtri pabaeth papurwr papurwr cyfochredd maddeuwr cromfach rhieni senedd parlwr persli panasen person persondy cyfranogwr petrisen teithiwr Pasg bugail bugeiliaeth clytwaith tadogaeth
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Indexes paternoster patriarch patriarchate patrimony patriot patriotism paunch pavement pavilion payer payment peacemaker peahen pear peasant peat peerage peeress peevishness peewit pellicle peninsula penitence penny pensioner pentagon perception perfection perimeter periwinkle perjurer persecutor personality perspiration perverseness petal petitioner petrol pew pewter phantasm pharmacist pharmacy pharynx pheasant philistinism philologist
pader patriarch patriarchaeth treftadaeth gwladgarwr gwladgarwch cest palmant pafiliwn talwr taledigaeth heddychwr peunes gellygen gwladwr mawnen pendefigaeth pendefiges anniddigrwydd cornicyll rhuchen gorynys edifeirwch ceiniog pensiynwr pumongl canfyddiad perffeithrwydd amfesur gwichiad anudonwr erlidiwr personoliaeth chwys gwyrni petal deisebwr petrol sedd piwter lledrith fferyllydd fferyllfa sefnig ffesant Philistiaeth ieithegydd
philology philosophy phosphorus physician physicist physics physiology pickaxe picker piety pilferer pinafore pinnacle pint piper pitcher plaice planet planner plantation planter plasterer player playhouse plea pleurisy plover plumber pluralist poem poesy poetics poetry pointer poker policy politeness polity pollen polluter polytheism pomegranate pony poorhouse popery poplar popularity
ieitheg athroniaeth ffósfforws meddyg ffisegwr anianaeth anianaeth caib ceibiwr duwioldeb chwiwleidr brat pinacl peint pibydd cawg lleden planed cynllunydd planfa plannwr plastrwr chwaraewr chwaraedy dadl eisglwyf cornicyll plymydd amlblwyfydd caniad awenyddiaeth barddas prydyddiaeth cyfeiriad procer polisi moesgarwch ffurflywodraeth paill halogwr amldduwiaeth pomgranad merlen tloty pabyddiaeth aethnen poblogrwydd
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population porch porker portal porter portrait portrayal positiveness possibility postage posterity postponement posy potato poultry prairie prattler prawn prayer preacher preciousness precursor predestination prefecture preference prelacy prelate prepayment preposition presbyter presbytery prescience presidency president pretext prettiness prevention pricker priesthood primate princess principality printer prisoner problem procedure procession prodigality
poblogaeth cyntedd mochyn porth cludydd arlun darluniad pendantrwydd posibilrwydd llythyrdoll hil gohiriad pwysi cloronen dofednod paith brebwl corgimwch arawd pregethwr gwerthfawredd rhagflaenydd rhagarfaethiad rhaglawiaeth blaenoriaeth preladiaeth prelad blaendal arddodiad henuriad henuriaeth rhagwelediad arlywyddiaeth arlywydd esgus tlysni ataliaeth draen offeiriadaeth primas tywysoges tywysogaeth argraffwr carcharores dyrysbwnc trefniadaeth gorymdaith afradlonedd
product profession professor profitableness prohibition prolongation prominence promiser promotion pronunciation prophecy prophet prophetess propitiation proposal proposer prosecutor protectionist protector providence provider proximity psalm psalmist psalmody psalter psaltery pseudonym psychiatrist psychologist psychology pub publican publication publicity publisher pugilistic pullet pumpkin punctuation punishment pupil puppy purification purifier pursuer purveyance pusher
cynnyrch proffes proffeswr buddioldeb gwaharddiad estyniad amlygrwydd addawydd dyrchafiad cynaniad armes proffwyd proffwydes dadolwch cynigiad cynigiwr erlynydd diffyndollwr achlesydd darbodaeth darparwr agosrwydd salm salmydd caniadaeth sallwyr nabl ffugenw seiciatrydd eneidegydd eneideg tafarn publican cyhoeddiad cyhoeddusrwydd cyhoeddwr cecrus cywen pompiwn atalnodiad penyd disgybl colwyn puredigaeth purwr ymlidiwr arlwyaeth gwthiwr
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Indexes putrefaction putridity quantity quarreler quarryman quart quarto quay queen quencher quenching quietness quotation rabbi racecourse racehorse radish raider railway raiser raisin rapist rashness raspberry rates ratter reaction reactor reader reading reagent realization realm reaper reasonableness reasoner rebellion rebirth rebuker recantation receiver recitation recitative recklessness reconciler recorder recreation
pydrni pydredd maint cwerylwr creigiwr chwart pedwarplyg cei brenhines diffoddwr diffoddiad llonyddwch dyfyniad rabbi rhedegfa rhedegfarch rhuddygl herwr rheilffordd codwr rhesin treisiwr anystyriaeth mafonen taloedd llygotwraig adwaith adweithydd darllenydd darlleniad adweithydd sylweddoliad teyrnas medelwr rhesymoldeb ymresymwr gwrthryfel ailenedigaeth ceryddwr datgyffesiad derbynnydd adroddiad adroddgan anystyriaeth cymodwr cofiadur adloniant
rectangle rector redeemer redness refectory referendum refiner reflector reformation reformer refreshments refrigerator refusal region registrar regularity reinforcing rejection relationship religion reliquary reluctance remainder reminiscence remorse removal remover renaissance renascence rendering renewal rennet renovation renovator repairer repentance repetition representation requirement rescuer resemblance reservoir resignation resin resolution resources resting-place
petryal rheithor prynwr cochder ffreutur refferendwm coethwr adlewyrchydd diwygiad diwygiwr lluniaeth oergell gomeddiad amgant cofrestrydd cysondeb atgyfnerthol gwrthodiad perthynas crefydd creirfa hwyrfrydigrwydd rhelyw atgof atgno mudiad mudwr dadeni dadeni datganiad adnewyddiad caul adnewyddiad adnewyddwr trwsiwr edifeirwch ailadroddiad cynrychiolaeth gofyn achubwr tebygrwydd cronfa ymddeoliad ystor penderfyniad adnoddau adwedd
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restorer resurrection retirement retriever revaluation revelation revenue reversion reviewer revival revivalist revolver rhetoric rhetorician rhodium ribbon rigamarole righteousness rights riser rite ritualism rivalry riverbank robber roe rooster rota rotation roughness roundness rover rowan rower royalty rubidium rudder rudeness rudiment rump ruse ruthenium sabbath sackcloth sacrament sacredness sacrificer safety
adferwr atgyfodiad ymneilltuad adargi ailbrisiad datguddiad incwm ymchweliad adolygydd adeni diwygiwr llawddryll rhethreg rheithegydd rhodiwm ysnoden truth cyfiawnder defion codwr defod defodaeth cydymgais torlan ysbeiliwr gronyn ceiliog cylchres chwyldro afrywiogrwydd crynder crwydrwr cerddinen rhwyfwr breintal rwbidiwm llyw anfoesgarwch egwyddor tin ystryw rwtheniwm Sabothol sachlen sagrafen cysegredigrwydd aberthwr diogelwch
sailor saliva salmon salter saltiness saltness sameness sanatorium sanctity sanctuary sandal sandbank sandstone sanitation satirist saucepan saucer sausage savageness savings savior sawyer scabbard scarcity scatterer scavenger scenery scepter schism scholar schoolhouse schoolmaster schoolmistress schoolroom scientist scion scoffer scorpion scouring scraper scrapings scraps scrip scrotum scrutiny sculptor scum scurf
mordwywr poer gleisiad halltwr helltni helltni unrhywiaeth iechydfa sancteiddrwydd cafell sandal traethell tywodfaen iechydiaeth dychanwr sosban soser selsig mileindra cynilion arbedwr llifiwr gwain drudaniaeth chwalwr carthwr golygfa teyrnwialen rhwyg ysgolor ysgoldy ysgolfeistr ysgolfeistres ysgoldy gwyddonydd impyn gwawdiwr ysgorpion ysgwrfa crafwr creifion manion ysgrepan sgrotwm chwilfa cerflunydd ysgum cennu
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Indexes seaman seamanship seamstress searcher seaweed seconder sect sectarianism sedge sediment seeker self-denial self-government selfishness seller selvedge semibreve semiquaver senate senator sending sensibleness servant server session setback setter setting settlement settler severity sexton shareholder sharer shaver sheaf shearer she-devil sheep sheet shekel shelf shepherdess shilling shingles shire shirt
morwr llongwriaeth gwniadwraig chwiliwr gwymon eiliwr sect sectyddiaeth hesgen rhwd ceisiedydd hunanymwadiad ymreolaeth hunanoldeb gwerthwr ymylwe bannig atgrychyn senedd seneddwr anfoniad synwyroldeb gwas gweinydd eisteddfod tafliad adargi machludiad gwladfa ymsefydlwr toster clochydd cyfranddaliwr rhannwr eilliwr ysgub cneifiwr cythreules dafad cynfas sicl silff bugeiles swllt eryr sir crys
shoe shoemaker shoemaking shooter shopkeeper shouter shrewmouse shyness sideboard sifter silage silkworm silliness similarity simpleton sinfulness singer sinlessness sinner sir sister situation sixpence skepticism ski skillfulness skinner slackness slanderer sleeper sleepiness slickness slipperiness slops sloth slovenliness smith smithy smoker snatcher snout snowdrift soberness socialism society sociology socket
pedoli crydd cryddiaeth saethwr siopwr bloeddiwr llyg swilder seld nithiwr silwair sidanbryf coegedd cyffelybrwydd gwirionyn pechadurusrwydd canwr amhechadurusrwydd pechadur Syr chwaer safle chwecheiniog amheuaeth sgi medrusrwydd crwynwr llacrwydd enllibiwr cysgadur cysgadrwydd slicrwydd llithrigrwydd golchion syrthni aflerwch gof gefail smociwr cipiwr trwyn lluchfa sobrwydd sosialaeth cymdeithas cymdeithaseg crau
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sod sodium sodomite software sojourner soldier solemnity solicitude soliloquy solitude soloist solstice solution son songster songstress sonnet soothsayer sophism sophistry sorceress source sourness southerner sovereignty sower speaker speciality spectator spelling sphere spider spindle spinner spiritualism spirituality spittle splitter spoiler spontaneity spots spreader sprig sprinkler sprite stability stair staircase
tywarchen sodiwm gwrywgydiwr meddalwedd ymdeithydd milwr dwyster pryder ymson unigedd unawdwr alban ateb bachgen caniedydd cantores soned brudiwr twyllresymeg twyllresymiad dewines ffynhonnell surni deheuwr penaduriaeth heuwr siaradwr arbenigrwydd edrychwr sillafiad cylch cor gwerthyd nyddwr ysbrydegaeth ysbrydolrwydd poer holltwr ysbeiliwr gwirfoddoldeb brychni gwasgarwr pincyn taenellwr coblyn sefydlogrwydd gris grisiau
staleness standard-bearer standpoint stanza statement statesman statesmanship statistician statistics statue stature statute steamboat steamer steamship steed steersman steward stile stimulus stinginess stirk stirrup stitcher stocks stoker stoutness straightness strainer strangeness strangling strategist stratum strawberry streamlet striker strontium stubble stubbornness student stupidity stupor stylist subjection submission subscriber suburb success
surni banerwr safbwynt ban mynegiad gwladweinydd gwladweiniaeth ystadegydd ystadegau cerfddelw corffolaeth act agerfad agerlong agerlong amws llywiwr distain camfa symbyliad crintachrwydd dyniawed gwarthafl gwniadwraig cyffion taniwr pybyrwch uniondeb hidl dieithrwch tagfa cadofydd haen mefusen afonig ergydiwr strontiwm soflyn cildynrwydd efrydydd hurtrwydd syfrdandod arddullydd darostyngiad ymostyngiad tanysgrifiwr maestref llwyddiant
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Indexes succession successor succorer suction suddenness suffocation suitability sultriness summit sunshine superficies superfluity superstition supervisor supporter supremacy surety surgeon surgery surliness surplice surroundings surveyor survival survivor sustainer sustenance swaggerer sward swath sweater sweeper sweets swiftness swimmer swine swineherd swingletree sword swordsman sycamore sycophant syllable syllogism symbol synagogue syntax
olyniaeth olynwr ymgeleddwr sugn sydynrwydd mygfa addasrwydd mwrndra copa heulwen arwynebedd afreidiau ofergoeliaeth goruchwyliwr cynhaliwr goruchafiaeth mach llawfeddyg llawfeddygaeth sarugrwydd gwenwisg amgylch arolygwr goroesiad goroeswr cynhaliwr porthiant rhodreswr gwellt gwanaf chwyswr ysgubwr fferins chwyrndra nofiwr mochyn meichiad cambren cleddyf cleddyfwr sycamorwydden cynffonnwr sill cyfresymiad arwyddlun synagog cystrawen
system tabernacle taciturnity tactician tadpole tailoring talker tallness talon tanner tannery tardiness taster tattler tavern taxpayer teacher teapot teat technetium technologist telegram television template temple tempo tempter tendon tenet tennis termination terms terrier territory testator tester testicle testimonial text thanksgiving thatch theater theme theoretician theory therapist thesis
system pabell dywedwst cadofydd penbwl teilwriaeth siaradwr taldra crafanc barcer barcty hwyrfrydigrwydd profwr clebren tafarn trethdalwr dysgawdwr tebot diden technetiwm technolegwr brysneges teledu patrymlun arlais amser temtiwr gewyn daliad tenis terfyniad amod daeargi tir testamentwr profwr caill tysteb testun diolch toi chwaraedy testun damcaniaethwr damcaniaeth therapydd gosodiad
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thickness thigh thing thinker thinness thong thoroughfare thoroughness thoughtfulness threat thresher threshold thrower thrush thunderbolt tidiness timbrel timetable timidity timing toffee tolerance toleration tombstone tonsil tormentor tornado toughness trader tradition training trampler transaction transcript transept transference transgression transgressor transmigration transparency transposition traveler travelling treachery treacle treasurer treasury treatise
praffter morddwyd peth meddyliwr teneuwch carrai tramwyfa trylwyredd meddylgarwch bygwth dyrnwr hiniog lluchiwr bronfraith taranfollt cymhendod tympan amserlen yswildod amseriad cyflaith goddefgarwch goddefiad beddfaen tonsil poenwr trowynt gwydnwch cyfnewidiwr traddodiad hyfforddiant sethrydd trafodaeth adysgrif croes trosglwyddiad anghyfraith camweddwr trawsfudiad tryloywder trawsgyweiriad teithiwr teithiol bradwriaeth triagl trysorydd eurgrawn traethawd
trespasser triangle tribe tribulation tribunal trinity triplet troubler trough trousers trout troy truism tumulus turf turmoil turner turnip turnpike tyre udder unanimity unbelief uncertainty uncle uncleanness unconsciousness uncovering unemployment unfairness unfaithfulness unfamiliarity unhappiness uniformity unionism unionist unison unit unitarian unity universality universe unkindness unlikelihood unlikeness unrest unruliness unseemliness
troseddwr triongl tylwyth blinfyd tribiwnlys trindod triban trallodwr cafn llawdr brithyll Caerdroea gwireb crug tywarchen trabludd turniwr erfinen tyrpeg cant piw unfrydedd anghred anhysbysrwydd ewythr aflendid anymwybyddiaeth dadannudd anghyflogaeth annhegwch anffyddlondeb anghynefindra annedwyddwch unffurfiaeth undebaeth undebwr unsain undod Undodaidd unoliaeth cyffredinrwydd hollfyd angharedigrwydd annhebygolrwydd annhebygrwydd aflonyddwch afreolaeth anfoes
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Indexes untidiness untruth unwillingness unworthiness upbringing us utterance vaccination vacuity vale valley valuer valve vampire vandalism vanity vaporization variation vat ventilation ventriloquism ventriloquist verb verdict verity vermin versification version vertigo vespers vessel vestry vicar vicarage viceroy victor victory villager villainy vindictiveness vine vinegar vineyard violator violence violinist viper
annibendod anwiredd anfodd anhaeddiant dygiad ni gofeg bufrechiad gwacter ystrad pant prisiwr gwerchyr fampir fandaliaeth coegni anweddiad amrywiad cerwyn awyriad tafleisiaeth tafleisydd berf rheithfarn gwirionedd pryf mydryddiaeth cyfieithiad pendro gosber llestr festri ficer ficeriaeth rhaglaw buddugwr buddugoliaeth pentrefwr anfadwaith dialgarwch gwinwydden gwinegr gwinllan treisiwr gorddin crythor gwiber
virginity virus visage viscount viscounty visor vocabulary vocalist voracity voter voucher voyager wages wagon wagoner wain wainscot waistcoat wales walker wallet wantonness warden wardrobe warfare wariness warmness warrior warship wart washer washerwoman waster watchfulness watchmaker watchtower watercourse waterfall watering wavelength wayfarer weapon weariness weaver weeder week weir
gwyryfdod feirws gwep isiarll isiarllaeth miswrn geirfa lleisiwr gwanc pleidleisiwr derbynneb mordeithiwr cyflog gwagen gwagenwr certwyn palis gwasgod Cymru cerddwr gwaled maswedd gwarden gwardrob milwriaeth gochelgarwch twymdra rhyfelwr cadlong dafaden golchwr golchwraig oferwr gwyliadwriaeth oriadurwr disgwylfa dyfrffos rhaeadr dyfradwy tonfedd fforddol arf lludded gwehydd chwynnwr wythnos cryw
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westerner wether wheelbarrow whey whirlwind whiskers whistling whiting whitlow wholeness wick wickedness widowhood width willingness window windpipe winger witchcraft withe witticism woe woodcock woodman wool wordbook wording worker workhouse workman works workshop worldliness worshiper wort wrangler wrapper wren wretch wretchedness writer writing wye yarn year yearbook yearling years
gorllewinwr mollt berfa gleision corwynt barf chwibaniad gwyniad ffelwm cyfanrwydd pabwyr anfadrwydd gweddwdod lled ewyllysgarwch ffenestr cegen asgellwr dewiniaeth gwden ffraetheb gwae cyffylog coedwigwr edau geirlyfr geiriad gweithiwr gweithdy gweithiwr gweithfa gweithdy bydolrwydd addolwr breci cecryn amlen dryw anwr trueni ysgrifennwr ysgrif Gwy edau blwyddyn blwyddiadur dyniawed blynedd
youngster yttrium zenith zinc zirconium zoologist zoology
bachgennyn ytriwm uchafbwynt sinc zirconiwm milofydd milofyddiaeth
Adverbs (Welsh - English) cynt cyntaf erioed fel felly hefyd heno mor odid prin rhy rhywle rhywsut sut toc ulw ymprydiwr
quicker firstly never how accordingly too tonight how perchance scarcely too somewhere somehow how presently utterly faster
Adverbs (English - Welsh) accordingly faster firstly how never perchance presently quicker
felly ymprydiwr cyntaf fel erioed odid toc cynt
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Indexes scarcely somehow somewhere tonight too utterly
prin rhywsut rhywle heno hefyd ulw
Adjectives (Welsh - English) aberthol abl abrwysgl absennus acennog achlysurol achul achyddol adamantaidd addas addawol addfain addfwyn addysgiadol addysgol adeiniog adfywiol adloniadol adnabyddus adweithiol adwythig aeronotig aethus affwysol afiach afieithus aflafar aflan aflawen aflednais aflem aflesol afliwiog
sacrificial well-off dreadful slanderous accented occasional emaciated genealogical adamantine apposite promising shapely meek instructive educational winged refreshing entertaining well-known reactive baneful aeronautical grievous bathetic unhealthy gleeful unmelodious unclean dismal indelicate obtuse unprofitable colorless
aflonyddus afluniaidd afraid afreidiol afreolus afresymol afrifed afrosgo afrwydd afrywiog agored alaeth alaethus allafon amaethyddol ambell amddyfrwys amdlawd amdrist amgen amgylchiadol amharchus amhenfenderfynol amhersonol amherthynol amheugar amheuol amheus amheuthun amhlantadwy amhrisiadwy amhwrpasol amleiriog amlffurf amlochrog amlwg amnifer amorffus amrwd amryddawn amryfus amseryddol anachaidd anaddas anadferadwy anaelau
disturbing unshapely unnecessary unnecessary unruly unreasonable innumerable ungainly awkward cross-grained liable grievous baleful distributary agricultural occasional marshy impoverished sorrowful different circumstantial disrespectful irresolute impersonal irrelevant skeptical doubting doubtful rare childless priceless irrelevant wordy polymorphic multilateral evident countless amorphous uncooked versatile inadvertent chronological unlawful unsuitable irreparable terrible
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anaele anafus analluog anaml anaraul anarchol anarferol andwyol anedifeiriol aneffeithiol aneglur aneirif anelog anelw anenwog anesboniadwy anesgusodol anesmwyth anewyllysgar anfad anfaddeugar anfanteisiol anfarwol anfedrus anfeidraidd anfeidrol anferth anferthol anffaeledig anffafriol anffrwythlon anffyddlon anfoddog anfodlon anfoesol anfonedig anfonedigaidd anfonheddig anfucheddol anfuddiol anfwriadol anfwyn anfynud anfynych anfyw anfywiol
direful injured unable rare sunless anarchic extraordinary harmful impenitent ineffectual indistinct innumerable guided unprofitable ignoble inexplicable inexcusable uneasy unwilling atrocious unforgiving disadvantageous undying unskillful infinite infinite huge huge infallible unfavorable unfruitful unfaithful unwilling unwilling immoral sent ungentlemanly discourteous immoral unprofitable unintentional unkind discourteous infrequent inanimate inanimate
angerddol angharedig anghelfydd anghenus angheuol anghofiedig anghofus anghredinol anghrefyddol anghryno anghwrtais anghydffurfiol anghydnabyddus anghydnaws anghyfaddas anghyfannedd anghyfansoddiadol anghyfartal anghyfarwydd anghyfeillgar anghyffredin anghyfiaith anghyfiawn anghyfieithus anghyfleus anghyfnewidiol anghyfrifol anghymedrol anghymen anghymeradwy anghymesur anghymwys anghynefin anghysbell anghytbwys anghywair anghyweithas anghywir anghywrain angladdol angylaidd anhaeddiannol anhaeddol anhapus anhardd anhawddgar
intense unkind unskillful indigent fatal forgotten forgetful unbelieving irreligious prolix discourteous nonconforming unfamiliar uncongenial unsuitable uninhabited unconstitutional unequal unskilled unfriendly rare foreign unjust foreign inconvenient changeless irresponsible immoderate untidy unacceptable inordinate unsuitable unaccustomed remote lopsided ill-equipped froward inaccurate unskillful funereal angelic undeserved undeserved unhappy ugly unlovely
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Indexes anheddol anhraethadwy anhraethol anhrefnus anhreiddiol anhreuliedig anhrugarog anhuddol anhwylus anhyblyg anhyddwyn anhyddysg anhydrig anhydrin anhyffordd anhygar anhyglyw anhygyreb anhylaw anhylwydd anhysbys anhywaith anial anianol anifeilaidd anllathraid anllosgadwy anllygredig anlwcus annaearol annaturiol annealladwy anneallus anneddfol annedwydd annefnyddiol anneilwng annelwig annerbyniol annewisol annhebyg annhebygol annheg annheilwng annherfynol annhirion
habitable unutterable unspeakable chaotic impenetrable undigested merciless engulfed inconvenient stubborn unbearable ignorant uninhabited unmanageable inaccessible untidy inaudible inaccessible unwieldy unfortunate anonymous refractory grievous innate brutish discourteous incombustible incorrupt unlucky unearthly unnatural unintelligible unintelligent lawless unhappy immaterial unworthy unformed unacceptable ineligible unlike unlikely unfair unworthy endless ungentle
annhosturiol annhueddol annhymig anniben annichellgar anniddig anniddos anniflanedig annigonol annillyn annilys annioddefol anniogel anniolchgar annirnadwy annisgrifadwy anniwair anniwall anniwylliedig annoeth annormal annosbarthus annuwiol annyledus annynol annysgedig anobeithiol anoddefgar anolygus anonest anorchfygol anorffen anorffwys anorfod anorthrech anrasol anrhydeddus anrhywiol ansad ansathredig ansicr ansoddair ansoddeiriol ansyber anufudd anunion
pitiless disinclined premature untidy guileless peevish leaky unfading inadequate inelegant doubtful intolerable unsafe ungrateful incomprehensible indescribable unchaste insatiable uncultured imprudent abnormal unruly ungodly wrongful inhuman unlearned despairing impatient unsightly dishonest invincible unending unrested unconquerable invincible graceless honorable asexual unsteady uncommon doubtful adjective adjectival untidy disobedient unjust
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anwadal anwar anwaraidd anweddaidd anweddus anwesog anwir anwireddus anwiw anwrteithiedig anwybodus anwythol anymarferol anymwybodol anynad arab araul arbrofol ardyst ardystiedig argoelus argraffedig argyhoeddiadol ariannaid ariannaidd ariannol aroglus arswydus artistig aruthr aruthrol arwyar arwylaidd arwynebol asgellog asidig astrus astud asynnaidd atebol ategol atethol atgofus athrist athrylithgar atomig
changeable barbarous uncivilized indecent indecent affectionate wicked untruthful unworthy uncultivated ignorant inductive impractical unconscious peevish pleasant sunlit experimental attested attested ominous printed convincing silvern silvery monetary odorous dreadful artistic marvelous huge bloodstained funereal superficial winged acidic abstruse diligent asinine amenable confirming contemptuous reminiscent sorrowful intuitive atomic
atseiniol awelog awenyddol awtocratig awyrgylchol awyrol babanaidd babiaidd bachgennaidd bachigyn bachog bagadog balch balciog balmaidd bannog barddol barddonol barfog barnol barus barwnol Beiblaidd beiddgar beius benywaidd benywol biwrocrataidd blasus blewog blin blith blodeuog blodiog bloesg boddhaol boliog botwmog bradwrus braf brasterog bratiog brau brawdol brawychus breg
resounding windy poetical autocratic atmospheric airy babyish babyish boyish diminutive aquiline numerous proud untidy balmy horned poetic poetical bearded judicial voracious baronial biblical audacious faulty feminine feminine bureaucratic delicious hirsute arduous milch flourishing floury indistinct satisfactory corpulent buttoned traitorous bonny greasy tattered fragile fraternal terrible faulty
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Indexes bregus breintiedig brenhinaidd brenhinol breuddwydiol brigog brith brwd brwmstanaidd brych bryniog brysiog buddiol bwaog bwystfilaidd bwyteig bychan bygwthiol bylchog byrbwyll bythol byw bywgraffiadol bywgraffyddol bywiog cablwr cablydd cadofyddol cadwedig cadwynog caerog caethiwus caib cain caled call campus camsyniol caniataol canolbarth canonaidd carbwl caregog carpiog cartrefol caruaidd
brittle patented regal regal dreamy flourishing speckled fervent sulfurous mottled hilly hurried beneficial vaulted brutish voracious diminutive menacing notched impulsive eternal alive biographical biographical animated blasphemer blasphemer tactical saved chained fortified tied mattock elegant arduous sensible admirable mistaken permissive midland canonical awkward stony tattered civil affectionate
cas castellog cawraidd cawsaidd cecrus cefnog cefnogol ceinciog ceinmyg celfydd celfyddgar celfyddydol cellweirus celwyddog cerddgar cestog cethin chwaethus chwaraegar chwareus chwedlonol chweg chwerthinllyd chwilfrydig chwilgar chwim chwith chwithig chwyddedig chwynnog chwyslyd cigyddlyd cildyn cildynnus cinetig ciwt claear clafr clau cleiog clochaidd clogwynog clonc clwc clyfar clytiog
hateful castled gigantic cheesy cantankerous well-off encouraging branched honorable artistic ingenious artificial playful mendacious harmonious corpulent ugly tasteful playful playful mythical pleasant laughable curious curious agile sorry bizarre bombastic weedy sweaty brutal stubborn stubborn kinetic cute lukewarm mange audible clayey noisy craggy addled addled pleasant patched
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clywadwy cnafaidd cnydfawr cnydiog codog coediog coeglyd coegwych coelgrefyddol coeth cofiadwy confensiynol corffol corfforaethol corfforol corniog cosbadwy costus crach crafog crawnllyd crebach credadwy crediniol creigiog cri croch croesawgar croesawus croyw crwbi crych crychlyd cryglyd cryn cudd cuddiedig cwmpasog cwta cwynfanus cyfallwy cyfamserol cyfanheddol cyfarwydd cyfeiliornus cyfeillgar
audible knavish productive fruitful baggy wooded sarcastic tawdry superstitious elegant memorable conventional corpulent corporate corporeal horned punishable expensive petty sarcastic purulent shrunk believable believing rocky unleavened vehement hospitable hospitable unleavened aquiline curly puckered raucous considerable concealed concealed periphrastic curt plaintive adequate synchronous habitable skilled mistaken amicable
cyffredin cyflawn cyfnewidiol cyfnodol cyfrannog cyfranogol cyfrifol cyfriniol cyfrodedd cyfrwys cyfryngol cyfystyr cygnog cyhyrog cylchredol cymedrol cymeradwy cymodol cymunol cymwysedig cymylog cymysglyd cynamserol cyndyn cyngan cynhenid cynhesol cynhwynol cynhwysfawr cynhyrchiol cynnil cynulleidfaol cyraeddadwy cyrliog cysglyd cysgodol cystadleuol cysylltiedig cysylltiol cythryblus cytras cytseiniol cywilyddgar cywilyddus cywrain dadansoddol
banal ample changeable periodic participating communicable amenable mysterious twined artful mediatorial synonymous gnarled muscular circulatory abstemious approved propitiatory communal applied cloudy confused premature stubborn harmonious innate amiable innate comprehensive productive economical congregational attainable curly sleepy shady competitive connected connected troubled related consonantal bashful disgraceful curious analytical
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Indexes daearegol daearol daearyddol dafadennog dagreuol daionus dallbleidiol damhegol damweiniol danteithiol darbodus darllenadwy darluniadol dawnus dealladwy deallgar deallus decplyg defnyddiol defodol deheuig deifiol deiliog dengyn deuddegfed deuol dewisol diaddurn dialgar diamheuol diamodol diamwys diamynedd dianghenraid dianwadal diarffordd diargyhoedd diatreg diau diball dibrin dibriod dibris dibwys dibynadwy dichellgar
geological earthy geographical warty teary beneficial bigoted parabolical fortuitous delicious provident readable illustrated gifted understandable intelligent intelligent tenfold useful ritualistic adroit scathing leafy stubborn twelfth dual desirable unadorned revengeful indisputable unqualified unambiguous impatient unnecessary immutable inaccessible blameless immediate certain infallible plentiful unmarried contemptuous trivial reliable artful
dichlyn dichlynaidd dichonadwy didaro diddan diddorol diddos didoreth didoriad diduedd didwyll dieflig diegwyddor dieisiau dieithr dienaid dienw dieuog difai difater difeius diffuant diffurf diffwys diffygiol diflanedig diflas difraw difreiniad difrycheulyd difyr dig digalon digasog digofus digon digonol digysgod digywilydd dihafal dihalog dilewyrch dillyn dilychwin dilys dim
circumspect well-behaved possible apathetic pleasant interesting watertight silly untamed impartial guileless diabolical unprincipled unnecessary foreign senseless anonymous guiltless blameless indifferent blameless unfeigned amorphous huge defective evanescent insipid indifferent disfranchisement immaculate pleasant wrathful disheartened hateful indignant ample adequate bleak blatant unequaled undefiled dismal elegant spotless certain none
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dinesig dinistriol diog diogel dioglyd diolchgar diolwg dir direidus direol dirfawr dirgeledig dirifedi dirmygedig dirmygus disbaidd disgrifiadol disgwylgar distadl distrywgar disyfyd disyml disymwth disynnwyr diwair diwarafun diwinyddol diwryg diwyd diwydiannol diwygiedig diwylliadol diwylliedig diymhongar diymwad diystyr diystyrllyd doctoraidd dodi doeth dof dolefus dolennog doniol dreng drewllyd
civil destructive indolent certain indolent thankful ugly certain mischievous unruly huge mystical innumerable scorned contemptuous castrated descriptive watchful insignificant destructive instantaneous artless instantaneous senseless chaste ungrudging theological anemic assiduous industrial revised cultural cultured unassuming indisputable contemptuous contemptuous doctoral artificial advisable domesticated plaintive ringed gifted morose stinking
drud drudfawr drwg drwgdybus drygionus dryslyd duraidd dwyreiniol dwyreiniwr dwys dybryd dychmygol dychrynllyd dychweledig dyfal dyfradwy dyfriog dyfrllyd dyfrol dygn dymunol dynol dynwaredol dyrys dywedwst eang echrydus echryslon eciwmenaidd economaidd edifar efelychiadol efengylaidd eglur eglwysig egr egwyddorol eiddigeddus eiddigus eiddo eiddoch eiddot eithriadol elfennol eliffantaidd elinog
costly expensive wicked suspicious wicked confusing steely eastern easterner intense dire imaginary terrible converted assiduous watered aquatic watery aquatic grievous pleasant manly imitative abstruse taciturn immense fearful direful ecumenical economic sorry imitative evangelical evident ecclesiastical cheeky high-principled envious jealous yours yours yours exceptional elementary elephantine angular
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Indexes elusennol emosiynol enfawr enllibaidd enllibus enwog enynnol epilgar erch erchyll eryraidd esboniadol esgusodol estronaidd estronol ethnyddol etifeddol euog ffasiynol ffiaidd fforchog ffroenuchel ffrom ffromllyd ffrwythlon ffuantus ffug ffwdanus ffwndrus ffyddiog galarus geiriadurol geirwir gelyniaethus gelynol gemog genethaidd gewynnog gieuol gludiog glwys gocheladwy goddefadwy goddefgar goddefol goddrychol
charitable emotional immense slanderous slanderous famous inflammatory prolific frightful hideous aquiline exegetical excused foreign foreign ethnological hereditary guilty fashionable loathsome forked disdainful irascible irascible fruitful disingenuous fictitious fussy confused trusting baleful lexicographical truthful hostile hostile jeweled girlish sinewy neural sticky holy avoidable bearable tolerant passive subjective
godinebus gofidus golygus gorchestol gordeimladwy gorffwyll gorffwyllog gorfodol gorfoleddus gorfynt gorlawn gormesol gorthrymedig goruchel goruwchnaturiol gorwych gorynysol gosgeiddig gosod graeanog graen graffegol gramadegol greddfol gresynol gwacsaw gwagelog gwahanol gwahoddus gwallgof gwalltog gwallus gwamal gwancus gwantan gwaradwyddus gwaraidd gwaredigion gwareiddiedig gwargaled gwarthus gwasaidd gwasanaethgar gwasgaredig gwasgarog gwastadol
adulterous grievous handsome masterly sappy insane insane compulsory jubilant proud superabundant aggressive oppressed exalted supernatural gorgeous peninsular comely artificial gravelly ugly graphical grammatical intuitive baleful trivial circumspect different inviting insane hairy incorrect frivolous voracious unsteady disgraceful civilized redeemed civilized stubborn disgraceful slavish serviceable scattered scattered abiding
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gweddigar gweddw gwefreiddiol gweinidogaethol gweithfaol gweithgar gweithredol gwelltog gwenwynllyd gwerog gwichlyd gwirion gwisgi gwladgarol gwladol gwladwriaethol gwlanennog gwledig gwleidiadol gwleidyddol gwlithog gwobrwyol gwreigaidd gwresog gwrthnysig gwrthryfelgar gwrthwynebol gwybyddus gwyddonol gwygl gwylaidd gwyliadwrus gwyndwn gwynfydedig gwynfydus gwynias gwyntog gwyrddlas gwyrthiol gwythlon haerllug hafaidd hagr hallt hanesyddol hardd
prayerful widowed electrifying ministerial industrial industrious virtual grassy jealous suety wheezy silly ripe patriotic civil political woolly rural political political dewy rewarding womanish fervent stubborn mutinous opposed known scientific sultry bashful watchful unplowed beatific beatific white-hot windy verdant miraculous wrathful audacious summery ugly salty historical handsome
hawddgar heddychlon heddychol hedegog heglog heini heintus helaeth helaethwych helbulus hen henaidd hereticaidd herfeiddiol hidrostateg hinsoddol hiraethus hoenus hoffus hogennaidd holgar hollwybodol honedig hualog hudolus hufennaidd hunanol hwyliog hwyrfrydig hybarch hyblyg hydredol hydrefol hydrin hydwyll hyfedr hyfforddus hyfryd hyfwyn hygar hyglod hyglyw hygoel hygoelus hyll hylosg
comely peaceable pacific high-flown leggy agile infectious ample sumptuous troubled aged archaic heretical defiant hydrostatics climatic homesick joyous affectionate girlish curious omniscient alleged fettered alluring creamy selfish fervent reluctant venerable flexible longitudinal autumnal amenable gullible adroit trained agreeable genial amiable famous audible credulous credulous hideous inflammable
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Indexes hynafiaethol hynaws hynod hyrwydd hysain hysbys hywaith hywedd iawnol iechydol ieithyddol ieuanc ingol irllawn isel iswasanaethgar lefeinllyd lladdedig lladronllyd llaethog llafar llafurus llai llaith llariaidd llarpiog llawchwith llawen llawfeddygol lleddf llednais lledrithiol llegach lleibiog lleisiol llenyddol llesg llesol lletchwith llethol lletygar lleuog llewyrchus llibin llidiog llinorog
archeological affable remarkable expeditious sonorous evident industrious trained expiatory sanitary linguistic unmarried agonized irate depressed subservient leavened slain thievish milky vocal laborious smaller moist meek tattered left-handed glad surgical plaintive delicate illusive decrepit miry vocal literary languid beneficial awkward overpowering hospitable lousy flourishing awkward angry purulent
llipa lliprynnaidd lliwiog llon lluddedig lludlyd llugoer lluniaidd llwfr llwyd llwydaidd llygadog llygadrwth llygatgroes llygradwy llygredig llymrig llysaidd llysgenhadol mabaidd mabolaidd mabwysiadol maddeuol maethlon maleisus mamol mantach mantellog marwaidd marwol materol mathemategol matog mawreddog mawrfrydig meddiannol meddw meddwol meddyliol medrus meidrol meistrolgar melodaidd merchedaidd metelaidd methedig
flabby flabby colored blithe fatigued ashy lukewarm shapely timid hoary palish sharp-eyed wide-eyed cross-eyed corruptible degraded slipshod polite ambassadorial filial boyish adoptive forgiving nourishing malicious maternal toothless mantled lifeless fatal materialistic mathematical mattock grandiose magnanimous possessive intoxicated intoxicating mental adroit finite masterful melodious effeminate metallic decrepit
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meudwyaidd mewnol milain mileinig milfed milofyddol milwraidd mirain mochaidd modrwyog modrwyol moesgar moethlyd moethus mud mulaidd mursennaidd musgrell mwll mwrn mws mwy mwyaf mwygl mwyn mwythus myglyd mympwyol myngus mysyglog nadd naturus nawfed neilltuol nemor nifylog niweidiol niwlog nobl noddlyd nodedig noeth noethlwm nwyfus nwyol od
retiring internal angry malignant thousandth zoological soldierly comely hoggish ringed annular mannerly spoiled pampered dumb asinine prudish decrepit sultry sultry stinking bigger biggest sultry bland pampered asthmatic capricious indistinct mossy wrought angry ninth peculiar few misty injurious misty bonny sappy remarkable bleak bleak spirited gaseous bizarre
oedrannus oer oesol ofergoelus ofnadwy ofnog ofnus ofydd olwynog olynol onest onglog oriog pabaidd pantiog parchedig parchus parod pasgedig pechadurus pegynol pell pellennig penagored pendraphen pendrwm penffol penisel pensaerniol pensyfrdan penuchel penysgafn peraroglaidd persain persawrus perseiniol personol pert peryglus petrus Phariseaidd pigog pitw piwritanaidd plagus plasaidd
aged bleak perpetual superstitious terrible fearful timid ovate wheeled consecutive honest angular changeable papal sunken revered respectable prepared fattened wicked axial remote remote undecided confused top-heavy silly crestfallen architectural dazed proud dizzy aromatic melodious aromatic melodious personal quaint perilous hesitating pharisaic prickly petty puritanical troublesome palatial
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Indexes plentynnaidd pleserus pluog plwyfol poblogaidd prid priddlyd prin priod priodasol priodol proffeswrol proffidiol proffwydol profiadol pruddaidd pruddglwyfus prydferth prydweddol prydyddol pryfedog prysur pwdr pydredig pyglyd rabbiniaidd rhad rhadlon rhagfarnllyd rhagorol rhaidd rheidus rhesog rhesymol rhewllyd rhiciog rhonc rhost rhwydd rhwydog rhwysgfawr rhwystrus rhychog rhyddieithol rhyfedd rhyw
puerile pleasant fledged parochial popular costly earthy rare married married apposite professorial profitable prophetic experienced gloomy depressed handsome handsome poetical verminous hasty putrid putrid bituminous rabbinical cheap genial prejudiced admirable antler needy striped reasonable icy notched stark roasted expeditious netted pompous confused seamed prosaic odd certain
rhywiog rhywiol sacramentaidd salw sanctaidd sarrug sathredig sbeitlyd sefydlog seicolegol seimlyd seneddol serchog serchus serennog serfyll serth seryddol sgaprwth sgeptigol siaradus sicr sidanaidd simsan siomedig sionc siriol sobr soeg soniarus straegar stwrllyd swil swnllyd swta swynol syberw sych syfrdan sylweddol symudadwy syn synhwyrol syrthiedig taeog tafotrwg
genial sexual sacramental ugly holy morose banal spiteful stationary psychological greasy senatorial affectionate affectionate starry unsteady obscene astronomical uncouth sceptical garrulous certain silky unsteady disappointing agile pleasant abstemious draff melodious gossipy blatant bashful peevish curt charming proud husky dazed substantial removable astonishing sensible fallen boorish foul-mouthed
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tal talentog talog tanbaid tawdd tawedog tebygol technolegol teimladol teimladwy telaid telediw tenau tesog tila tiriog tirion tirol tlws tomlyd tonnog torcalonnus torchog traddodiadol trafferthus tragwyddol tragywydd trahaus trallodus tramor traws trefnus trefol tremygus trigain trist troellog trofan trugarog trwch trwsgl trwstan trwyadl trwynsur trychinebus trydanol
tall talented jaunty fervent dissolved taciturn probable technological emotional sensitive comely handsome rarefied sultry insignificant landed bland agrarian quaint miry billowy heartbreaking wreathed traditional troubled eternal eternal arrogant troublous foreign froward methodical urban contemptuous threescore sorrowful tortuous tropic merciful wicked awkward awkward thorough morose disastrous electrical
tryfrith tryloyw trylwyr trystiog tufewnol twp twym tybiedig tyllog tyner tywyll uchaf ufudd ufuddgar ufyll ugeinfed un unbenaethol unedol unfarn unigol unrhyw urddasol uthr wybrennol wylofus wynebgaled wythblyg ychydig ymadroddus ymdrechgar ymladdgar ymosodol ymostyngar ymwthgar ymwthiol ymwybodol ymyrgar ynadol ysbrydegol ysbrydol ysgeler ysgithrog ysgolheigaidd ysgrublaidd ysgrythurol
speckled pellucid thorough noisy internal obtuse sultry supposed holey bland abstruse uppermost obedient dutiful meek twentieth same despotic unitary unanimous singular same dignified terrible firmamental doleful barefaced eightfold few eloquent energetic pugnacious aggressive submissive obtrusive aggressive conscious meddlesome magisterial spiritualistic spiritual atrocious fanged scholarly brutish scriptural
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Indexes sweeping corrosive diligent artful flexible stubborn bashful
ysgubol ysol ystig ystrywgar ystwyth ystyfnig yswil
Adjectives (English - Welsh) abiding abnormal abstemious abstruse abysmal accented accidental acidic adamantine addled adequate adjectival adjective admirable adopted adoptive adroit adulterous adventitious advisable aeronautical affable affectionate aged aggressive agile agonized agrarian agreeable agricultural airy alive alleged
gwastadol anghyffredin cymedrol astrus affwysol acennog damweiniol asidig adamantaidd clonc cyfallwy ansoddeiriol ansoddair campus mabwysiadol mabwysiadol medrus godinebus damweiniol buddiol aeronotig caruaidd anwesog hen ymosodol chwim ingol tirol hyfryd amaethyddol awyrol byw honedig
allegorical alluring ambassadorial amenable amiable amicable amorphous ample analytical anarchic anemic angelic angled angry angular animated annular anonymous antler apathetic applied apposite appreciative approved aquatic aquiline arbitrary archaic archeological architectural arduous aromatic arrogant artful artificial artistic artless asexual ashy asinine assiduous asthmatic astonishing astronomical atmospheric atomic atrocious
damhegol hudolus llysgenhadol hydrin serchus cyfeillgar amorffus helaeth dadansoddol anarchol diwryg angylaidd onglog naturus elinog bywiog modrwyol anhysbys rhaidd didaro cymwysedig priodol diolchgar cymeradwy dyfriog bachog gormesol henaidd hynafiaethol pensaerniol blin peraroglaidd balch cyfrwys gosod celfyddgar disyml anrhywiol lludlyd asynnaidd diwyd myglyd syn seryddol awyrgylchol atomig anfad
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attainable attested audacious audible autocratic autumnal avoidable aware awkward axial babyish baggy baleful balmy banal baneful barbarous barefaced baronial bashful bathetic bearable bearded beatific believable believing beneficial benighted biblical bigger biggest bigoted billowy biographical bituminous bizarre blameless bland blasphemer blatant bleak blemished blithe blithesome bloodstained bombastic bonny boorish
cyraeddadwy ardyst beiddgar clau awtocratig hydrefol gocheladwy hysbys llibin pegynol babiaidd codog galarus balmaidd sathredig dinistriol anwar wynebgaled barwnol cywilyddgar affwysol goddefadwy barfog gwynfydus credadwy crediniol buddiol tywyll Beiblaidd mwy mwyaf dallbleidiol tonnog bywgraffiadol pyglyd chwithig diargyhoedd tirion cablydd digywilydd digysgod anafus hoenus hoenus arwyar chwyddedig braf taeog
boyish brackish branched brazen breezy brittle brocaded brutal brutish bureaucratic buttoned canonical cantankerous capricious castled castrated certain chained changeable changeless chaotic charitable charming chaste cheap cheeky cheerful cheesy childish childless childlike chronological circulatory circumspect circumstantial civic civil civilized clayey climatic cloudy cloven colored colorless comely communal communicable competitive
bachgennaidd hallt ceinciog haerllug awelog brau caerog cigyddlyd anifeilaidd biwrocrataidd botwmog canonaidd cecrus mympwyol castellog disbaidd diau cadwynog cyfnewidiol anghyfnewidiol anhrefnus elusennol swynol dillyn rhad egr llawen cawsaidd babanaidd amhlantadwy babanaidd amseryddol cylchredol dichlyn amgylchiadol dinesig cartrefol gwaraidd cleiog hinsoddol cymylog fforchog lliwiog afliwiog mirain cymunol cyfranogol cystadleuol
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Indexes comprehensive compulsory concealed confirming confused confusing congregational connected conscious consecutive considerable consonantal contagious contemptible contemptuous conventional converted convincing corporate corporeal corpulent corroborative corrosive corruptible costly countless craggy creamy credulous crestfallen cross-eyed cross-grained culpable cultural cultured curious curly curt cute dazed decrepit defective defiant degraded dejected delicate delicious
cynhwysfawr gorfodol cudd ategol cymysglyd dryslyd cynulleidfaol cysylltiedig ymwybodol olynol cryn cytseiniol heintus dirmygus atethol confensiynol dychweledig argyhoeddiadol corfforaethol corfforol boliog ategol ysol llygradwy costus amnifer clogwynog hufennaidd hygoelus penisel llygatgroes afrywiog beius diwylliadol diwylliedig chwilfrydig crych swta ciwt pensyfrdan llegach diffygiol herfeiddiol llygredig digalon llednais blasus
delightful depraved depressed descriptive desirable despairing despotic destructive dewy diabolical different dignified diligent diminutive dimpled dire direful disadvantageous disappointed disappointing disastrous discordant discourteous disdainful disfranchisement disgraceful disheartened dishonest disinclined disingenuous dismal disobedient disrespectful dissimilar dissolved distributary disturbing dizzy doctoral doctorial doleful domesticated doubtful doubting downcast draff dreadful
hyfryd llygredig digalon disgrifiadol dewisol anobeithiol unbenaethol distrywgar gwlithog dieflig amgen urddasol ystig bychan pantiog dybryd anaele aflesol siomedig siomedig trychinebus anghywair anfynud diystyrllyd difreiniad cywilyddus digalon anonest annhueddol ffuantus aflawen anufudd amharchus annhebyg tawdd allafon aflonyddus penysgafn doctoraidd doctoraidd wylofus dof amheuol amheuol penisel soeg ofnadwy
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dreamy dual dubious dumb dutiful earthy eastern easterner ecclesiastical economic economical ecumenical educational effeminate eightfold electrical electrifying elegant elementary elephantine eloquent emaciated embarrassed emotional encouraging endless endorsed energetic engulfed enormous entertaining envious erroneous eruptive eternal ethnological evanescent evangelical evident exalted exceptional excusable excused exegetical expeditious expensive experienced experimental
breuddwydiol deuol amheus mud ufuddgar daearol dwyreiniol dwyreiniwr eglwysig economaidd cynnil eciwmenaidd addysgol benywaidd wythblyg trydanol gwefreiddiol cain elfennol eliffantaidd hwyliog achul rhwystrus emosiynol cefnogol annherfynol ardystiedig ymdrechgar anhuddol dirfawr adloniadol eiddigeddus amryfus llinorog bythol ethnyddol diflanedig efengylaidd amlwg goruchel eithriadol esgusodol esgusodol esboniadol hyrwydd drudfawr profiadol arbrofol
expiatory explanatory extensive extraordinary fallen famous fanged fashionable fatal fatigued fattened faultless faulty fearful feminine fervent fettered few fictitious filial financial finite firmamental flabby flagrant fledged fleeting flexible flourishing floury foggy foreign forgetful forgiving forgotten forked fortified fortuitous foul-mouthed fragile fraternal frenzied frightful frivolous froward fruitful funereal furrowed
iawnol esboniadol helaeth anarferol syrthiedig hynod ysgithrog ffasiynol anaelau lluddedig pasgedig difai beius arswydus benywaidd brwd hualog ychydig ffug mabaidd ariannol meidrol wybrennol llipa dybryd pluog diflanedig ystwyth llewyrchus blodiog niwlog anghyfiaith anghofus maddeuol anghofiedig fforchog caerog damweiniol tafotrwg brau brawdol gorffwyll echrydus gwamal anghyweithas cnydfawr angladdol rhychog
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Indexes fussy garish garrulous gaseous gaudy gemmed genealogical genial geographical geological gifted gigantic girlish glad gleeful gloomy gnarled godless gorgeous gossipy graceful graceless grammatical grandiose graphical grassy gravelly greasy greyish grievous guided guileless guiltless guilty gullible habitable hairy handsome harmful harmonious hasty hated hateful heartbreaking hereditary heretical hesitating
ffwdanus coegwych siaradus nwyol coegwych gemog achyddol hyfwyn daearyddol daearegol dawnus cawraidd genethaidd balch afieithus pruddaidd cygnog annuwiol gorwych straegar gosgeiddig anrasol gramadegol mawreddog graffegol gwelltog graeanog brasterog llwydaidd graen anelog annichellgar dieuog euog hygoelus cyfanheddol blewog golygus andwyol cerddgar prysur digasog cas torcalonnus etifeddol hereticaidd petrus
hewn hideous high-flown high-principled hilly hirsute historical hoary hoggish holey holy homesick honest honorable hopeless horned hospitable hostile huge hurried husky hydrostatics hygienic icy idiotic ignoble ignorant illegible ill-equipped illusive illusory illustrated imaginary imitative immaculate immaterial immediate immense immoderate immodest immoral immutable impartial impatient impenetrable impenitent impersonal
nadd hyll hedegog egwyddorol bryniog blewog hanesyddol llwyd mochaidd tyllog glwys hiraethus onest anrhydeddus anobeithiol bannog croesawgar gelyniaethus aruthrol brysiog sych hidrostateg iechydol rhewllyd penffol anenwog anhyddysg aneglur anghywair lledrithiol lledrithiol darluniadol dychmygol dynwaredol difrycheulyd annefnyddiol diatreg enfawr anghymedrol aflednais anfoesol anghyfnewidiol diduedd anoddefgar anhreiddiol anedifeiriol amhersonol
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impervious impoverished impractical imprudent impulsive inaccessible inaccurate inactive inadequate inadvertent inanimate inaudible incombustible incomprehensible inconvenient incorrect incorrupt indecent indelicate indescribable indifferent indigent indignant indisposed indisputable indistinct indolent inductive industrial industrious ineffable ineffectual inelegant ineligible inexcusable inexplicable infallible infectious infinite inflammable inflammatory infrequent ingenious inhuman injured injurious innate innumerable
anhreiddiol amdlawd anymarferol annoeth byrbwyll anhyffordd anghywir anfywiol annigonol amryfus anfyw anhyglyw anllosgadwy annirnadwy anghyfleus anghywir anllygredig anweddaidd aflednais annisgrifadwy difater anghenus digofus annhueddol diamheuol brith diog anwythol diwydiannol diwyd anhraethol aneffeithiol annillyn annewisol anesgusodol anesboniadwy anffaeledig heintus anfeidraidd anllosgadwy enynnol anfynych celfyddgar annynol anafus niweidiol anianol afrifed
inordinate inquisitive insane insatiable insignificant insipid instantaneous instructive insufficient insulting intelligent intelligible intense interesting internal intolerable intoxicated intoxicating intrusive intuitive invincible inviting irascible irate irrelevant irreligious irreparable irresolute irresponsible jaunty jealous jeweled joyful joyous jubilant judicial juicy kinetic kingly knavish knotted known laborious landed languid laughable lawless leafy
anghymesur holgar gorffwyll anniwall distadl diflas disyfyd addysgiadol annigonol tremygus deallgar dealladwy angerddol diddorol mewnol annioddefol meddw meddwol ymwthiol athrylithgar anorchfygol gwahoddus ffrom irllawn amherthynol anghrefyddol anadferadwy amhenfenderfynol anghyfrifol talog eiddigeddus gemog llawen hoenus gorfoleddus barnol noddlyd cinetig brenhinaidd cnafaidd cygnog gwybyddus llafurus tiriog llesg chwerthinllyd anneddfol deiliog
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Indexes leaky leavened left-handed leggy legible lexicographical liable lifeless linguistic literary loathsome longitudinal looped lopsided lousy lovable lukewarm luxurious magisterial magnanimous malicious malignant mange manly mannerly mantled many-sided married marshy marvelous masterful masterly materialistic maternal mathematical matrimonial mattock mealy meddlesome mediatorial meek melodious melted memorable menacing mendacious mental
anniddos lefeinllyd llawchwith heglog darllenadwy geiriadurol agored marwaidd ieithyddol llenyddol ffiaidd hydredol dolennog anghytbwys lleuog hoffus claear moethus ynadol mawrfrydig maleisus mileinig clafr dynol moesgar mantellog amlochrog priod amddyfrwys aruthr meistrolgar gorchestol materol mamol mathemategol priodasol caib blodiog ymyrgar cyfryngol ufyll soniarus tawdd cofiadwy bygwthiol celwyddog meddyliol
merciful merciless metallic methodical midland milch milky ministerial miraculous mirthful miry mischievous mistaken misty modest moist monetary morose mossy mottled mulish multilateral murderous muscular mutinous mysterious mystical mythical naked nameless naughty nebulous needy netted neural ninth noisy nonconforming none notched nourishing numerous obedient obligatory obscene obtrusive obtuse
trugarog anhrugarog metelaidd trefnus canolbarth blith llaethog gweinidogaethol gwyrthiol afieithus lleibiog direidus camsyniol nifylog gwylaidd llaith ariannol dreng mysyglog brith mulaidd amlochrog cigyddlyd cyhyrog gwrthryfelgar cyfriniol dirgeledig chwedlonol noeth dienw drwg nifylog rheidus rhwydog gieuol nawfed clochaidd anghydffurfiol dim bylchog maethlon bagadog ufudd gorfodol serth ymwthiol aflem
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occasional odd odious odorous old ominous omniscient opposed oppressed ovate overpowering pacific palatial palish paltry pampered papal parabolical parliamentary parochial participating passive patched patented patriotic peaceable peculiar peerless peevish pellucid peninsular perilous periodic periphrastic permissive perpetual personal petty petulant pharisaic pied pitiless plaintive playful pleasant plentiful poetic poetical
achlysurol od cas aroglus oedrannus argoelus hollwybodol gwrthwynebol gorthrymedig ofydd llethol heddychol plasaidd llwydaidd pitw moethlyd pabaidd damhegol seneddol plwyfol cyfrannog goddefol clytiog breintiedig gwladgarol heddychlon neilltuol dihafal anniddig tryloyw gorynysol peryglus cyfnodol cwmpasog caniataol bythol personol crach anynad Phariseaidd brith annhosturiol lleddf chwareus siriol dibrin barddonol awenyddol
polite political polymorphic pompous popish popular possessive possible prayerful prejudiced premature prepared priceless prickly printed probable prodigious productive professorial profitable prolific prolix promising prophetic propitiatory prosaic proud provident prudish psychological puckered puerile pugnacious punishable puritanical purulent putrid quaint quavering rabbinical ransomed rare rarefied rascally rational raucous reachable reactive
llysaidd gwladwriaethol amlffurf rhwysgfawr pabaidd poblogaidd meddiannol dichonadwy gweddigar rhagfarnllyd annhymig parod amhrisiadwy pigog argraffedig tebygol aruthrol cnydfawr proffeswrol buddiol epilgar amleiriog addawol proffwydol cymodol rhyddieithol balch darbodus mursennaidd seicolegol crychlyd plentynnaidd ymladdgar cosbadwy piwritanaidd crawnllyd pwdr pert crych rabbiniaidd gwaredigion amheuthun tenau cnafaidd call cryglyd cyraeddadwy adweithiol
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Indexes readable reasonable rebellious reclusive redeemed reformed refractory refreshing regal related reliable reluctant remarkable reminiscent remote removable resounding respectable respectful retiring revengeful revered revised rewarding ringed ripe ritualistic roasted rocky rural ruthless sacramental sacrificial salty same sanitary sappy sarcastic satisfactory satisfying saved scathing scattered sceptical scholarly scientific scorned
darllenadwy rhesymol gwrthryfelgar meudwyaidd gwaredigion diwygiedig anhywaith adfywiol brenhinaidd cytras dibynadwy hwyrfrydig nodedig atgofus anghysbell symudadwy atseiniol parchus parchus meudwyaidd dialgar parchedig diwygiedig gwobrwyol dolennog gwisgi defodol rhost creigiog gwledig annhosturiol sacramentaidd aberthol hallt un iechydol gordeimladwy coeglyd boddhaol digonol cadwedig deifiol gwasgaredig sgeptigol ysgolheigaidd gwyddonol dirmygedig
scriptural seamed selfish senatorial senseless sensible sensitive sent serviceable sexual shackled shady shapely sharp-eyed shrunk sightly silky silly silvern silvery sinewy sinful singular skeptical skilled slain slanderous slavish sleepy slipshod slothful smaller soldierly sonorous sorrowful sorry soulless speckled spirited spiritual spiritualistic spiteful spoiled spotless stark starry stationary
ysgrythurol rhychog hunanol seneddol dienaid synhwyrol tenau anfonedig gwasanaethgar rhywiol hualog cysgodol addfain llygadog crebach golygus sidanaidd penffol ariannaid ariannaidd gewynnog pechadurus unigol amheugar celfydd lladdedig enllibus gwasaidd cysglyd llymrig diog llai milwraidd clochaidd alaethus chwith dienaid brith nwyfus ysbrydol ysbrydegol sbeitlyd moethlyd difrycheulyd rhonc serennog sefydlog
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steely sticky stinking stinky stony striped stubborn subjective submissive subservient substantial successive suety sulfurous sultry summery sumptuous sunken sunless sunlit superabundant superficial supernatural superstitious supposed surgical suspicious sweaty sweeping synchronous synonymous taciturn tactical talented tall tangled tasteful tasty tattered tawdry teary technological tenfold terrible testy thankful theological thievish
duraidd gludiog drewllyd drewllyd caregog rhesog anhyblyg goddrychol ymostyngar iswasanaethgar sylweddol olynol gwerog brwmstanaidd gwygl hafaidd helaethwych pantiog anaraul araul gorlawn arwynebol goruwchnaturiol coelgrefyddol tybiedig llawfeddygol drwgdybus chwyslyd ysgubol cyfamserol cyfystyr dywedwst cadofyddol athrylithgar tal dyrys chwaethus blasus bratiog coegwych dagreuol technolegol decplyg dychrynllyd ffrom diolchgar diwinyddol lladronllyd
thorough thousandth threescore thrifty tied timid toilsome tolerable tolerant toothless top-heavy tortuous touchy traditional trained traitorous treacherous trivial tropic troubled troublesome troublous trusting truthful twelfth twentieth twined tyrannical ugly unable unacceptable unaccustomed unadorned unaffected unambiguous unanimous unassuming unbalanced unbearable unbelieving unbiased unchaste uncivilized unclean unclear uncommon unconditional uncongenial
trwyadl milfed trigain darbodus caethiwus llwfr llafurus goddefol goddefgar mantach pendrwm troellog ffrom traddodiadol hywedd bradwrus bradwrus dibwys trofan trallodus plagus trallodus ffyddiog geirwir deuddegfed ugeinfed cyfrodedd gormesol graen analluog anghymeradwy anghynefin diaddurn didaro diamwys unfarn diymhongar anghytbwys annioddefol anghredinol diduedd anniwair anwaraidd aflan aneglur anghyffredin diamodol anghydnaws
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Indexes unconquerable unconscious unconstitutional uncooked uncouth uncultivated uncultured undecided undefiled undeniable understandable undeserved undesirable undigested undoubted undue undying unearthly uneasy unending unequal unequaled unfading unfailing unfair unfaithful unfamiliar unfavorable unfeigned unforgettable unforgiving unformed unfortunate unfrequented unfriendly unfruitful ungainly ungentle ungentlemanly ungodly ungrateful ungrudging unhappy unhealthy unimportant uninhabitable uninhabited
anorfod anymwybodol anghyfansoddiadol amrwd sgaprwth anwrteithiedig anniwylliedig penagored dihalog diymwad dealladwy anhaeddol annewisol anhreuliedig diamheuol annyledus anfarwol annaearol anesmwyth anorffen amnifer dihafal anniflanedig diball annheg anffyddlon anghydnabyddus anffafriol diffuant anfarwol anfaddeugar annelwig anhylwydd ansathredig anghyfeillgar anffrwythlon afrosgo anfwyn anfonedigaidd annuwiol anniolchgar diwarafun anhapus afiach dibwys anhydrig anghyfannedd
unintelligent unintelligible unintentional unitary unjust unkind unlawful unlearned unleavened unlike unlikely unlovely unlucky unmanageable unmarried unmelodious unmerciful unmerited unnatural unnecessary unplowed unprincipled unprofitable unqualified unreasonable unrefined unrested unruly unsafe unshapely unsightly unskilled unskillful unspeakable unsteady unsuitable unsullied untamed unthankful untidy untrue untruthful unusual unutterable unversed unwieldy unwilling
anneallus annealladwy anfwriadol unedol anghyfiawn anfwyn anachaidd annysgedig croyw annhebyg annhebygol anhawddgar anhapus anhydrin dibriod aflafar anhrugarog anhaeddiannol annaturiol afraid gwyndwn diegwyddor aflesol diamodol afresymol anfynud anorffwys afreolus anniogel afluniaidd anolygus anghyfarwydd anfedrus anhraethol ansad anaddas dilychwin didoriad anniolchgar anhrefnus anwir anwireddus anarferol anhraethadwy anhysbys anhylaw anewyllysgar
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unworthy uppermost urban useful vast vaulted vehement venerable vengeful verbose verdant verminous versatile vindictive virtual vocal voracious walled warty watchful watered watertight watery wavy weedy well-behaved well-known well-off wheeled wheezy white-hot wicked wide-eyed widowed windy winged womanish wooded woolly wordy wrathful wreathed wrongful wrought yours youthful zoological
anneilwng uchaf trefol defnyddiol dirfawr bwaog croch hybarch dialgar amleiriog gwyrddlas pryfedog amlochrog dialgar gweithredol llafar barus caerog dafadennog disgwylgar dyfradwy diddos dyfrllyd tonnog chwynnog dichlynaidd adnabyddus abl olwynog gwichlyd gwynias drygionus llygadrwth gweddw awelog adeiniog gwreigaidd coediog gwlanennog amleiriog gwythlon torchog annyledus nadd eiddo mabolaidd milofyddol
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