User:Embryomystic/to-do list (Manx)

A

 * , - top up, reinflate
 * - rewind
 * - rally
 * - reset, resettle, resettlement
 * - reflecting
 * - reflect, republish, reflection, reflecting, republication
 * - reabsorb, resorb
 * - replough
 * , - brood
 * - convalesce, convalescent, rehabilitation, convalescence
 * - restorative
 * - rehabilitate
 * - remelt
 * - requital
 * - amend, requite, recultivate, reparation
 * - requited, replenished
 * - reengagement, reenlistment, re-enlist
 * - inflammation
 * - reburn
 * - rejoinder, re-echo, respond, back answer
 * - refringent, refractive
 * - refraction
 * - refractometer
 * - re-examination, re-examine
 * - ricochet
 * - relapse
 * - pravity
 * - to restock
 * - revision
 * - to mix up
 * - resonant
 * - to outstare
 * - to touch up
 * - tonic
 * - recrudescence
 * - reconsideration, review, revision
 * - reflective
 * - tintinnabulation, reaction, return, cannon, resonance, recoil, counterblow
 * - resonant, reverberatory
 * - reconstitute, reestablish
 * - reverberate, backlash, react, kickback, reaction, repercussion
 * - reactive, reactionary
 * , - ankle
 * , - hungry
 * , ? - kiln
 * - willing
 * , - fiery, flammable
 * , - ignorant
 * , - respectful
 * , - agonising
 * , - late
 * , - unaccustomed
 * , - upsetting
 * , - contentious
 * , - distressed, afflicted
 * , - spring
 * - caution, care, guard, watch, vigilance, reserve, attention, guard post, look out, surveillance, invigilation, feeder
 * , - watchful, attentive, cautious, circumspect, alert, immigrant, caretaker
 * , - spontaneous, ready, willing, volunteer, voluntary
 * - alacrity, readiness, agreeableness
 * - alacrity, readiness, willingness
 * , - respectful
 * , - repentant
 * - revelation, make-believe, illusion, dream, apocalypse, vision
 * , - astonished, shocking
 * - aneurism

B

 * ,  - fatal
 * , - disabled
 * , - threatening
 * , - branchy
 * , - branching
 * , - lea land
 * , - blessing
 * , - tow
 * , - palm of hand
 * , - dwelling
 * , - reaper
 * , - beastly, brutish
 * , - compliant
 * , - submissive, docile
 * , ~  - rennet
 * , - pointed
 * , - flowery
 * , - worrying
 * , - absolute, entire
 * , - foolish
 * , - bolt
 * , - foot strap
 * , - sultry
 * , - brittle
 * , - savage
 * , - malt
 * , - frightening, scary
 * , - base
 * , - sheaf
 * , - handkerchief
 * ,,   - handsome
 * , - (sheep) fold
 * , - brittle
 * , - savage
 * , - malt
 * , - frightening, scary
 * , - base
 * , - sheaf
 * , - handkerchief
 * ,,   - handsome
 * , - (sheep) fold
 * , - (sheep) fold

C

 * , - friendly
 * , - chapter
 * , - chewing
 * , - candlestick
 * , - knot (in timber)
 * , - trumpet
 * - to wear, consume, spend, run out, dart, carry, pass, last, loose, rake, shy; weather, rain, shower; launch, throw, aim, shoot, fall, hang, corner (on road)
 * – house
 * – household, home circle
 * – technicolour
 * – technicality
 * – technologist
 * – technological
 * – technology
 * – technics, technique
 * – technician
 * – clot
 * – delegate, envoy, commissionaire, dispatch rider, go-between, emissary, herald
 * – bank messenger
 * – runner
 * – king's messenger
 * – government messenger
 * – harbinger
 * – truce-bearer
 * – Annunciation
 * – legate, nuncio
 * – missionary
 * – commission (message), communications, dispatch, embassy, deputation
 * – radio message
 * – representation
 * – collector, accumulator, gatherer
 * – stamp collector
 * – debt collector
 * – tax collector, rate collector
 * – rent collector
 * – ticket collector
 * – stamp collecting
 * – convoke, aggregate, agglomerate
 * – garden party
 * – prayer meeting
 * – star cluster
 * – muster
 * – deduce
 * – accumulative
 * – imperfect
 * – height
 * – chaplain
 * – chaplaincy
 * – part (from mother), separate, wean
 * , - weaning
 * – excommunication, excommunicate
 * – weaned, separated, diminished
 * – lenten
 * – stag
 * – gulf, abyss, chasm, divide
 * – abyssal, abysmal
 * – bottomless pit
 * – black-handled
 * – flee, run away, retreat, flight, abscondment
 * – sluggard, loafer, dodger
 * – flee
 * – twinkling
 * – escapement (of clock)
 * – runaway, fugitive, absconder
 * – dodger
 * – guess, tender, bet, bid
 * – bid, bet, offer, bidding, betting
 * (er) – present
 * – underbid
 * – punter, better, sacrificer, biddable
 * – profferer, bidder, tenderer, offerer
 * – offered, proffered
 * – very, identical, same, ditto
 * – identity
 * – seeking, thicker
 * – tiger
 * – tigress
 * – thickness, density of smoke, thick of foot
 * – hair-breadth
 * – tile
 * – floortile
 * – tiling, tile
 * – tiler
 * – tiled
 * – tiling
 * – hinterland
 * – protectorate
 * – fatherland
 * – bush country
 * – native shore, mother country
 * – patriotic
 * – jingo
 * – lowland
 * – dreamland
 * – fairyland
 * – wonderland
 * – geographer
 * – geographic, geographical
 * – geography
 * – plain
 * – hill country, wold
 * – landscape
 * – native
 * – rusticity
 * – airing
 * – clothes drier, electric dryer
 * – hair drier
 * – aired with heat, dried
 * – sun-dried
 * – countrylike, countrified, agrarian, racy, homely
 * – raciness, homeliness
 * – thyroid
 * – thyroidism
 * – warm-hearted
 * – steaming hot
 * – bonfire
 * – telelens
 * – teleological
 * – teleology
 * – telephotography
 * – telemechanics
 * – telemeter
 * – telepathic
 * – telepathy
 * – teleprint
 * – teleprinter
 * – telewriter
 * – telecommunication
 * – telegony
 * – telegraph
 * – telegraphic
 * – telegraphist, telegraph operator
 * – telegraphy
 * – telegraph
 * – telegram
 * – televising
 * – video
 * – ring up
 * – dial telephone
 * – interphone
 * – ring up, telephone, phone
 * – colour television
 * – commercial television
 * – video
 * – televiewer
 * – televisor
 * – televising, televise
 * – tongue
 * – modern languages
 * – Romance languages
 * – literary language
 * – common speedwell
 * – linguiform
 * – sharp tongue
 * – vernacular
 * – vernacular
 * – sycamore seed
 * – tell-tale
 * – double-tongued, time-serving
 * – tongue full of venom
 * – language of the country, vulgar tongue
 * – mother tongue, native language
 * – hound's tongue
 * – aspen
 * – ash seed
 * – field speedwell, ox tongue
 * – yellow archangel
 * – archangel
 * – uvula, little tongue, staphyle
 * – spoken language
 * – jargon
 * – language laboratory
 * – interpreter
 * – wrangler, talkative person, arguer
 * – scandalmonger
 * – argue, jabber, argumentative, talkative
 * – loquaciousness, argumentativeness
 * – jabber, wrangle, argument, talkativeness, babbling
 * – oppressor, tyrant, exactor, extortioner, extortionate, austere
 * – extortion, oppression
 * – beacon
 * – austerity, oppression
 * – wrangling
 * – tenement
 * – guillemot
 * – ignis fatuus, Will-o'-the-Wisp
 * – Bengal lights
 * – pyromancy
 * – ringworm, Anthony's fire
 * – thunderbolt, flash of lightning
 * – press, strain, tension, narrowness, tightness, drive, distress
 * – heart strain
 * – phimosis
 * – strangury
 * – prostatism
 * – fiery, vehement
 * – vehemence, fieriness
 * – fierceness, vehemence
 * – stove
 * – firework
 * – igneous, lightninglike, fulgid
 * – term, compass (boundary), circumscription
 * – circumscribed, finite
 * – therm
 * – thermal
 * – thermionic
 * – thermocautery
 * – thermostat
 * – thermostatic
 * – thermos
 * – chirr
 * – cherub
 * – cherubic
 * – nucleus, orthocentre, epicentre, dead centre
 * – centre of gravity
 * – nuclear, dead centre, dead central
 * – nucleonics
 * – side aisle
 * – side altar
 * – wrong side (of material), inside, side out of sight
 * – sidecar
 * – countryside
 * – sidestep
 * – port side, larboard, left side
 * – port side, leftwing
 * – behind
 * – behind, rearside, rearward, aback
 * – improvisation
 * – human factor
 * – obverse
 * – trans
 * – side door, sidedoor
 * – prompt side
 * – behind, west side, westward
 * – underneath
 * – above
 * – east side, eastward
 * – sideglance
 * – flip side
 * (jeh) – beyond
 * – The Beyond
 * – side lamp
 * – near side, larboard, port side, left side
 * (jeh) – north of
 * – North Quay
 * – dexter
 * – larboard
 * – bedside
 * – sidelamp
 * – çheumooie]]
 * – objectivity
 * – creditor side
 * – weather conditions, luff, weather side, windward
 * – South Quay
 * – seaside, water front
 * – spindle side
 * – distaff
 * – side pocket
 * – roadside
 * – side view
 * – adjacent, side by side, broadside on, apposition
 * – çheusthie
 * – front page
 * – side bar
 * – side road, local road
 * – roadside
 * – forepart
 * – linesman
 * – side table
 * – near side
 * – wayside
 * – side elevation
 * – right side, starboard, off side
 * – seaside, water front
 * – lee, leeward, lee side, sheltered side
 * – hypotenuse
 * – sided, partial, tendential
 * (lesh) – espouse, espousal
 * – lateral
 * – lateral, adjoining
 * – purlin
 * – traverse
 * – alignment, align, ally
 * (rish) – side
 * – siding, sidetrack
 * – sideline, touchline, touch
 * – outside, without, outboard, alfresco, exterior
 * – besides, save
 * – impromptu
 * – inside, within, indoor, interior, inland, inner; subjectivist
 * – subjectivism
 * – Templar
 * – shrine
 * – synagogue
 * – masonic temple
 * – pantheon
 * – joss house
 * – Capitol
 * – scarce
 * – squireen
 * – war lord
 * – lord of the manor, laird
 * – landlord, ground landlord, squire
 * – Lord Mayor
 * – sea lord
 * – lordly
 * – overlord
 * – lordship, seigniority
 * – lordling
 * – lordliness
 * – lordlike
 * – imperiousness
 * – Landed Interest
 * – Peers of the realm
 * – seigniorial, bossy, authoritative, dominating
 * – bossiness
 * – clearance, clear (of weather), dry spell
 * – heat, warmth
 * yn çhiass – gonorrhoea, the clap
 * – incandescence
 * – thermochemistry
 * – religious fervour
 * – thermocouple
 * – specific heat
 * – blood heat
 * – latent heat
 * – thermogenic
 * – heat-producing
 * – ardour, fervent love
 * – radiant heat
 * – solar heat
 * – calorimetric, calorimetrical
 * – heat insulator
 * – ardent heat
 * – thermoelectric, thermoelectrical
 * – thermoelectricity
 * – thermoelectronic
 * – thermocautery
 * – thermodynamic
 * – thermodynamics
 * (ny greiney) – fieriness
 * – thermostat
 * – clinical thermometer
 * – febrile, feverish
 * yn çhiassagh buigh – yellow fever
 * – brain fever
 * yn çhiassagh jiarg – scarlet fever, scarlatina
 * – fever, pyrexia
 * yn çhiassaghey breck – typhoid fever
 * – malaria, marsh fever, swamp fever
 * – sand fly fever
 * – mastitis
 * – puerperal fever
 * – feverishness
 * – calorie
 * – calorific
 * – radiator, heater, warmer
 * – room heater
 * – water heater
 * – hotness, temperature
 * – insulation
 * – thermoelectric, thermoelectrical
 * – thermometer
 * – insulate
 * – insulated
 * – sex
 * , - well, spring, fount
 * – artesian well
 * – deep-draw well
 * – thermal spring
 * – oil well, gusher
 * – sulphur spring
 * – spring, of a well
 * – well, spring
 * – cicada
 * – chilli
 * – smoke stack, stack
 * – ventilation shaft
 * – chimpanzee
 * – sore, painful, ill, disordered, nauseated, ulcer
 * – burn (scald)
 * – heartsick, heartbroken
 * – lovesick
 * – bedsore
 * – fatheaded
 * – sick of heart
 * – ringworm
 * – illness, disease, stroke, disorder
 * – hepatitis
 * – liver disease
 * – air sickness
 * – womb illness
 * – belly-ache
 * yn çhingys-buillee – apoplexy
 * – sleepy sickness, lethargy
 * – vertigo
 * – neuralgia
 * – sick headache
 * – earache
 * – childbirth, travail (birth)
 * – ague
 * – paludism
 * – lumbago, spinal disease
 * – toothache
 * – stomach pain, nausea, gastric troubles
 * – stomach ache, digestive trouble
 * – mallenders
 * – backache
 * yn çhingys Injinagh – beriberi
 * – headache
 * – lead colic
 * – seasickness
 * yn çhingys millish – diabetes
 * – dysentery
 * – nervous troubles
 * – neuropathy
 * – palsy
 * – rabies
 * – lunacy
 * – brain sickness
 * – phthisis
 * – the purples
 * – cattle disease
 * – truantship
 * – eye trouble
 * yn çhingys tayrnee – convulsions
 * – epidemic
 * yn çhingys tuittymagh – epilepsy
 * – seasickness
 * – malingering
 * – tuberculosis
 * – diarrhoea
 * – squandermania
 * yn çhingys Yernagh – ulcerated dermal necrosis, salmon disease, Irish disease
 * – foot and mouth
 * – scrofula
 * – painful, seedy
 * – chintz
 * – stomach, tummy
 * , - ingle, hearth, fireplace
 * – chimney corner
 * – hidebound
 * – puffed up with pride
 * – skintight
 * – tendril, tentacle
 * – tentacular
 * – thronging
 * – vice
 * – inflate, brace
 * (er) – interlace
 * – brake
 * – wooden tongs, forceps
 * – pincers
 * – hairclip
 * – braking
 * – press on
 * – close up, bunch
 * – perforate, siege, press in
 * (er) – mob, beseige, beleaguer, beset
 * – inflater, nut, brace, strainer, tightener
 * – bicycle pump
 * – compactness, tension, tenseness, austerity, strain, tautness, stiffness
 * – air pressure
 * – surface tension
 * – gas pressure
 * – water pressure
 * – inflated, blown, tightened, pressurized
 * – close-ranked
 * – protester
 * – protest
 * – chain adjuster
 * – paper clamp
 * – cross-brace
 * – air tube
 * – tuning, tune up
 * – key, fastening
 * – tuner
 * – central heating
 * – heater
 * – foot-warmer
 * – room heater
 * – water heater
 * – bed-warmer
 * – warmer
 * – plate-warmer
 * – fan heater
 * – warmed
 * – dry, dessicate, drain, cure
 * – desiccative
 * – curer, drier, absorbent
 * – spin dryer
 * – aridity, drought, dryness
 * – dried, dried up, drained
 * – dry-footed
 * – dry-cleaning, dry-clean
 * – dry-cleaned
 * – dry-eyed
 * – prohibitionism
 * – rock pipit
 * – thick-skinned (of fruit)
 * – pachydermatous
 * – thick-stroke
 * – viscous
 * – blubber-lipped
 * – blubber-lipped
 * – concentration
 * – concentrator, coagulant
 * – congeal, clot, thicken, concentrate, become heavy
 * – clotted
 * – stoutness, turbidness, intenseness, grossness, clot
 * – concentrated
 * – cream, top of milk
 * – theorem
 * – warmer, hotter
 * – tube
 * – integration
 * – instant
 * – chowder
 * – -hearted
 * – chronologist, chronologer
 * – chronological
 * – chronology
 * - towards me, for
 * – chutney
 * – chyle
 * – roundabout
 * – environmental, roundabout
 * – girth, environment, surroundings
 * – periodical
 * – chimney
 * – circumlocution
 * – soften
 * – commiserative
 * – pity
 * – pitying
 * – circumcised
 * – uncircumcised, Gentile, preputial, circumcised (male)
 * – circumcise, circumcision
 * – uncircumcision
 * – devise, bequeath, depute, dedicate, dedication
 * (da) – devolve
 * – hoarding, gather, saving
 * – nutting
 * – rodeo
 * – set, family, inflammation, accumulation
 * – remainder set
 * – gatherer, accumulator
 * – cycle, circuit
 * – Carnot cycle
 * – electric circuit
 * – cyclic, cyclical
 * – circuitry
 * – foundation
 * – table-turning
 * – cast about
 * – turn back (as persons)
 * – pervert
 * – volte face
 * – divert, turn away
 * – avail
 * – turn round, turn about
 * – turn aside
 * – turn up
 * – U-turn
 * – eversion
 * – translator, changer
 * – turnstone
 * – rotational
 * – converted, twisted, translated
 * – conversion
 * – industries, industry
 * – sheltered industry
 * – heavy industry
 * – textile industry
 * – gas industry
 * – industrial
 * – industrialize
 * – industrialism
 * – industrialist
 * – errand, tour
 * – courier
 * – intelligence
 * – gathering sore
 * - stave, board, playbill, table (list), batten, platter, bar counter, programme
 * , - hedge
 * - to rehearse, exercise, train, practise, acclimatize, prosecute, profess, follow (as trade)
 * - agreer, congruent, concordant, compromising
 * - harmony, concord, compromise, agreement of figures
 * , - loss
 * , - heifer
 * , - stallion
 * , ~  - (The) Calf (of Man)
 * , - hiding place
 * , - leaf of a door
 * , - help
 * , - straw
 * , - count
 * , - court
 * , - gain
 * , - sign
 * , - shaking
 * , ~  - clay
 * , - back room, closet
 * , - sowing
 * - vascular
 * - syphon, pipe, thread of tow, flute in column
 * - steady pulse
 * - blood letter
 * - lode, vein, reef
 * - coal bed, coal seam
 * - jugular
 * - artery
 * - aorta
 * , - wheat
 * , - whipping
 * - blood letter
 * - lode, vein, reef
 * - coal bed, coal seam
 * - jugular
 * - artery
 * - aorta
 * , - wheat
 * , - whipping

D

 * , - projection
 * , - condemnation
 * , - bramble
 * , - hump

E

 * - essay, attempt, trial, try, effort, push
 * , - lime
 * , - wilderness
 * , - precipice
 * , - lending, borrowing
 * , - fisherman
 * , - fisherman

F

 * - leaky, pervious, drippy, dripping
 * - anklet
 * ,  - golden ring
 * - silver ring
 * - slip ring
 * - parrel
 * - gas ring
 * - anthelion, sun halo
 * - piston ring
 * - engagement ring
 * - halo
 * - keyring
 * - oil-ring
 * - packing ring
 * - wedding ring
 * ,  - split ring
 * - scraper ring
 * - seal ring, signet ring
 * - fairy ring
 * - halo, aureola
 * - bull's eye
 * - nose ring
 * - ringlet, circlet
 * - annual ring
 * - aurora
 * - wagoner, charioteer
 * - annulet
 * - cyclic, cyclical, circinate
 * - annular
 * , - fortune-telling
 * - trepidation, shyness, timidity, cowardice, irresolution
 * , - flaying
 * , - waiting
 * , - fountain
 * , - winnowing
 * , - cold
 * - soluble, solvable, redeemable, laxative
 * , - releasing
 * - worthwhile, valuable
 * - fathom, during
 * - essential, necessary, beggarly, destitute, requisite, needy
 * , - presence
 * - open-handed, bountiful, benevolent, generous, munificent
 * - ungrudging, bountiful, bounteous, munificent, benevolent, liberal, hospitable, lavish, generous
 * , - weaver
 * , - folding
 * - improvement, welfare, benefit, well-being, quality, betterment, utility, goodness
 * , - bud
 * - critical
 * , - mower
 * - stealthy, secret, esoteric, mysterious, confidential, secretive, classified
 * - solid, impregnable, sufficient, firm, efficacious, substantial, efficient, perfect, effectual, of good standing, stable
 * - perfect, ground, establishment, prove
 * , - forester
 * , - heather

G

 * , - garden
 * , - comfort
 * , - gate
 * - festival, junket, ceilidh, house party, social, do, entertainment, revel, feasting, feast, carousal, get-together
 * - reproductive, creative, conceptual, generative, imaginable
 * , - mortgage, pledge
 * , - broom
 * , - cleaning
 * , - beak
 * - like, resemble, resembling
 * - festering, disease, malady
 * , - to acidulate, pain, hurt, maim
 * , - stripper
 * , - beak
 * - like, resemble, resembling
 * - festering, disease, malady
 * , - to acidulate, pain, hurt, maim
 * , - stripper

H

 * - beyond, hence, yonder, come over, across, overleaf, opposite, reverse

I

 * , - brewing
 * , - train of nets
 * , - pus
 * , - lowness

J

 * - achiever, performer, perpetrator, agent, producer, manufacturer, actor, active
 * , - ear of corn
 * , - tear
 * ~, - dish
 * ~, - dish
 * ~, - dish

K

 * , - carding
 * , - forge
 * , ~  - sense
 * , - jaw
 * , - unmilled woollen cloth
 * , - spade
 * , - ling (heather)

L

 * - centric, centrical; stage, centre, venue, site
 * - to absolve, pardon, excuse, forgive; absolution, forgiving, forgiveness, remission
 * , - slope down
 * , - hip
 * lhiasagh(ey), - ransom
 * lhiassagh(ey), - feigning
 * , - elm
 * ~, - baring
 * , - rot
 * , - meal
 * , - ale
 * , - cheek
 * loaght(ey), - handling
 * - rotten, putrid, stale, decayed, gangrenous, bad (as meat), corrupt, putrefactive, putrescent, foul, rotted, carious, stagnate
 * , - lantern
 * , - oath
 * losht(ey), - burning
 * , - herb
 * , - blazing
 * , - herb
 * , - blazing

M

 * ~, - rent
 * , - cattle
 * , - field
 * , - mark
 * , - mixing
 * - ill-qualified
 * - inappetence, inappetency
 * - ill luck
 * - unfortunate
 * - ill-starred
 * - misrepresentation
 * - irreverence
 * - irreverent, disrespectful, revolutionary
 * - misquotation
 * - recklessness
 * - reckless
 * - disobliging
 * - impiety, slight, disrespect, impertinence
 * - disrespectful
 * - lack of contrition, impenitence
 * - impenitent, impenitent person, uncontrite
 * - inconvenient
 * - inconvenience
 * - iniquitous
 * - incautious, improvident
 * - unfairness, injustice, improbity, iniquity
 * - iniquitous
 * - distasteful
 * - impassable
 * - impassableness
 * - misshape
 * - misshapen
 * - misalliance
 * - carelessness
 * - unattractive
 * - charmless
 * rish - unadapted
 * - misprint
 * - discordant, contradictory, disagreeing, incompatible
 * - incompatibility, variance, disagreement, discord, dissent, clashing, disagreeableness
 * - undue, malapropos, unbeseeming
 * - tasteless (as dress)
 * - miscount, misreckon
 * - discourteous, impolite
 * - impoliteness, discourtesy
 * - mispronunciation, mispronounce
 * - clash
 * - inequitable, uneven, imbalanced, unbalanced, bumpy
 * - imbalance, unevenness
 * - misadvise
 * - misadvice
 * - impious, undevout, irreligious, ungodly
 * - impiety, agnosticism, ungodliness
 * - ungodliness
 * - discredit, disbelieve
 * - superstitious
 * - sceptic, sceptical, infidel, unbeliever, disbeliever, agnostic, unbelieving
 * - faithlessness, scepticism, incredulity, disbelief, agnosticism, unbelief
 * - ill-fated
 * - detinue
 * - asymmetry, malformation, blur, deformity, misshape, deformation, deform
 * - deformed, misshapen, malformed, ill-designed
 * - neglect, negligence
 * - neglectful
 * - unblamable, blameless, inculpable (person)
 * - blamelessness, inculpability
 * - miscalculation
 * - ill-mannered
 * - unhealthy (of climate)
 * - unhealthiness (climate)
 * - unfortunate, ill-fated, ill-starred
 * - intolerant
 * - inobservance
 * - disconsolate, discomfort, uncomfortableness, distress
 * - disconsolate, uncomfortable, distressed
 * - disconsolateness
 * - discontent, unhappiness
 * - uncharitable
 * - uncharitableness
 * - degenerate
 * - ungracious, graceless
 * - ungraciousness
 * - unfortunate
 * - dislike, disagreeableness, unacceptability, repugnance, displeasure, unattractiveness, emptiness
 * - unattractive, displeased, unacceptable, objectionable, unenjoyable, charmless, uncongenial (as job), disagreeable, displeasing
 * - absent-minded person, absent (of landlord), inattentive, absent-minded, heedless
 * - neglect, inattention
 * - absenteeism (landlord), oversight, heedlessness, thoughtlessness, inattention
 * - mistune
 * - comfortless
 * - mistime
 * - mistimed
 * - ill-timed, inopportune, misplaced, out of place, inapt, inexpedient, incongruous, inept
 * - inaptitude, infelicity
 * - diffidence
 * - despair
 * - despairing, hopeless (person)
 * - distrust, mistrust
 * - distrustful, mistrustful, diffident, mistrusting
 * - hopelessness
 * - inclement
 * - impatient
 * - impatience
 * - impatience
 * - stupid, ignorant, undiscerning, injudicious
 * - ignorance, simplicity
 * - mistranslation
 * - bold, brazen, imprudent, ribald, audacious, unblushing, immodest, shameless, glaring (of injustice), unashamed
 * - boldness, imprudence, shamelessness, audaciousness, brazenness, immodesty, glaringness, indelicacy, audacity
 * - imprudent
 * - indelicate
 * - unhallowed, unholy, impious
 * - profanation, profane
 * - derangement, disarray
 * - disorderliness
 * - disorder
 * - misfunction
 * - misfunction
 * - mispronunciation
 * - dishonour
 * - dishonour, dishonourable, dishonest (person)
 * - dishonesty
 * - dishonourableness
 * - despise, profane
 * - undignified, ignoble
 * - unapostolic
 * - misgiving
 * - apolitical
 * - unappreciative
 * - ill-success, insuccess
 * - maladjustment
 * - irresponsible, ill-matched, incongruous, disparate
 * - disparity, irresponsibility, incongruity
 * - misgovernment, misgovern, misrule
 * - misrule, misgovern
 * - lawless, anarchist, turbulent person, anarchic, anarchical, ungovernable (as country), disorderly, irregular, turbulent
 * - lawlessness, disorder, irregularity, anarchy, disloyalty, misrule, turbulence
 * - refractory
 * - maladministration
 * (obbyr) - misconduct
 * - illogicality
 * - senseless, preposterous, illogical, incoherent
 * - incoherence, preposterousness
 * - misdeal
 * - ill-intentioned
 * - unhygienic
 * - unemployment
 * - misguiding, misleading
 * - misconduct, mismanagement, misguidance, mismanage
 * - misguided
 * - undiplomatic
 * - disunity, disunion
 * - disuniting
 * - disunited
 * - misinterpretation
 * - unhappy person
 * - infelicitous, unhappy, miserable, dismal
 * - misery, unhappiness
 * - indecorous, uncivil, mannerless, badly-behaved, indelicate
 * - incivility, indelicacy
 * - ill-breeding, incivility
 * - ill-bred
 * - malnutrition
 * - rebel, uncomplying, rebellious, disobedient, undutiful (person)
 * - noncompliance, rebellion, disobedience, rebelliousness
 * - discordant, cacophonous, tuneless
 * - disharmony, discord, cacophony
 * - unappetizing
 * - distasteful
 * - no ball
 * - malcontent
 * - misjudgement, misreckoning
 * - indiscriminating
 * - unconstitutional
 * - dissatisfied
 * - ungrateful
 * - ungrateful, unappreciative
 * - ungratefulness
 * - unhandsome
 * - disaffectionate, disaffected
 * - infidelity, disaffection
 * - dingy
 * - dinginess
 * - misapplication
 * - disingenuous, morally crooked, faithless, dishonest
 * - disingenuousness, insincerity, faithlessness, imperfection
 * - misinformation
 * - misinformed
 * , - meal
 * , - supervisor, mayor, curator, keeper, prefect, taskmaster, manager, custodian, steward, bailiff
 * , - spoiling
 * , - miller
 * , - mill
 * , - spoiling
 * , - miller
 * , - mill
 * , - miller
 * , - mill

N

 * ~, - betrothal
 * - inattention
 * - uncomfortable, depression, miserableness, discomfort
 * - dissimilarity
 * - disincentive
 * - ineffability, inexpressible, ineffable, uncommunicative, reserved
 * , - enemy
 * , - enemy

O

 * , - ritual, ordinance, dispensation, directive, decree, behest, order, arrangement, sequence, commission, rite, array, decretory, direction, fiat
 * , - haunt
 * , - wool
 * , - worship
 * , - pit
 * , - thumb
 * - ornate, flowery, colourful, decorative, flashy
 * , - sigh
 * , - sacrifice

P

 * , - paper
 * - grace, pardon, condonation, remission
 * , - pewter
 * - piece, cutting, length (of thread), patch, bit
 * , - rector
 * , - prophet
 * , - pea
 * , - suffocating
 * , - pot
 * , - brass
 * - amphitheatre
 * - pedestrian precinct
 * - funfair
 * - arena
 * - ground plot
 * - patchy
 * - patcher
 * , - port

Q

 * , - distaff

R

 * - phrase, saying, dictum, remark, expression, sentence
 * , - anchoring
 * , - tearing
 * - playful, frolicsome, mirthful, sportive, blithe, frisky, amorous, lecherous, randy
 * , - sorting out
 * - to choose, opt, elect, single out, correct (as behaviour), champion, discrimination, preferred, favourite, choice, option
 * - normal
 * - ruling, decisive, ordinal, according to rule, regular; ruler, director, president, rector
 * - reason, cause, rationality, logic, reasonableness
 * ,, - to dig
 * - real, true, actual, material
 * , - fishing line
 * - to bleed, hemorrhage; bleeding, hemorrhage
 * - division, of a division, share, portion, quota, lot, part, category, beat, parcel or claim of land, verse, political ward; departmental
 * - exploratory
 * - to attain, reach, arrive; arriving, reaching, accession to power
 * , - graveyard

S

 * , - holder, container, utensil, vase, vial, trough, feeder, ship
 * , ~  - sack
 * - soiling, dirty
 * - salvation, redemption
 * - cover, hood, fire guard, screen, fence, fencing, pretence, guise, ghost, apparition, a very thin person, shadow, shadiness, adumbration, shade, timidity, blight; thirds
 * - respect, regard, importance, consequence, momentousness, moment
 * - impressive, noticeable, regardful, momentous, important
 * - to escape, elude, avoid, abscond; absconding, abscondment
 * , - separation
 * , - throat
 * , - scalding
 * , - scrubbing
 * , - scraw (turf for thatching)
 * - to move, remove, displace, dislodge, shift, budge, evict, scoot, quit, shift about
 * - dislodgement, removal, eviction, moving, shifting, displacement
 * , - carpenter
 * , - foal
 * , - bent-grass
 * , - silk
 * - to breathe, puff, honk, gust, fill out, breeze, blow (of whale), toot (on horn), spout
 * , - black willow
 * - conjectural, theorist, theoretical, notional, imaginable, imaginative, presumable, speculator, putative, speculative, imaginary, fanciful, thinkable
 * , - plough team
 * , - sail
 * , - sight
 * , - shoulder
 * , - rush
 * , - pining
 * , - shedding, shaking
 * - malefic, deleterious, injurious, nocuous
 * - maleficence, injuriousness
 * , - shelling
 * - to recover, pull through, indemnify, integrate
 * - recuperation, recovery, integration
 * - sanative
 * , - swallowing
 * , - spark
 * - thoughtful, imaginable, pensive, notional, serious, thinking
 * - imagination, thought, reflecting, cogitation, thinking
 * , - thread
 * , - wrapping
 * - accommodating of morals, ductile, floating, temperamental
 * - biddable, malleable
 * - complaisant
 * - complaisance
 * - dirty
 * - fortune, plentitude, affluence, good luck, satiety, felicity, luckiness
 * , - plenty
 * - substantial, plenteous, plentiful, complete, plenary, plenty
 * , - flail
 * - well-off, comfortable, affluent, snug, well-to-do
 * - sky
 * , - plunder
 * - commonwealth
 * , - tin
 * - steerable
 * , - rudder
 * , - steward
 * - bridle, rein, fraenum, curb
 * , - prostitute
 * , - sexton
 * , - suffering
 * - sky
 * , - plunder
 * - commonwealth
 * , - tin
 * - steerable
 * , - rudder
 * , - steward
 * - bridle, rein, fraenum, curb
 * , - prostitute
 * , - sexton
 * , - suffering

T

 * , - thunder
 * - murmuring, grumbling, grumble, disgruntled, reproach, murmur
 * , - girth
 * , - treasure
 * , - thatch
 * , - arse
 * , - tinker
 * , - choking
 * - surveyor; dimensional; standard
 * - donor, donator, bestower, giver
 * - ploughing
 * , - shore
 * , - fast
 * - to waste, destroy
 * - to plough, furrow, plough up, cleave; tilling, ploughing; leisured
 * - envious, begrudging
 * - speculative, speculator
 * , - fall
 * , - fall
 * - crumbling, tottering, falling, accidental, caducous, epileptic; disagreement, accident
 * , - instant
 * , - attorney
 * - knowing, versed, intelligent, knowledgeable, clever; intelligence
 * , - instant
 * , - attorney
 * - knowing, versed, intelligent, knowledgeable, clever; intelligence

U

 * - U-bolt
 * - fine, penalty, privation, ruination, injury, disservice
 * - prejudicial
 * - node, lump
 * - nodose, knotty, knobby, nodal, lumpy
 * - knuckle
 * - knottiness, nodosity
 * - utricle
 * - swivel
 * ! - alack! alas!
 * - interjection
 * - lap, ridge cut at one sweep
 * - affiliation, foster-child
 * - foster-daughter
 * , - slope up, ramp, ascent, hill, hillside, rising ground, shelving, bluffness, high-pitched
 * , - stackyard
 * - steep slope
 * - differentiation, differentiate
 * - precipitousness
 * - author
 * - tragedian
 * - authoritative
 * - authorship, sanction, authorization
 * - sloping upwards, sheer, bluff (of coast)
 * - bluffness
 * - parapet
 * - of the stackyard, stackyard
 * - farmyard, haggard, rickyard, stackyard, cornyard
 * - evils
 * ,,   - casement window
 * - dormer window, skylight
 * - lattice window
 * ,  - transom window
 * - garret window
 * - shop window
 * - sash window
 * ,  - bow window
 * - louvre
 * - porthole
 * - cornea
 * - fanlight
 * - storm window
 * - eyehole
 * - place of devotion
 * - honeysuckle, woodbine
 * - Ullapool
 * - monkey-block, trochlea, pulley
 * - cone-pulley
 * - trolley
 * - fiddle-block
 * - idler, idle pulley
 * - driving pulley
 * - band pulley
 * - trochoid
 * - step of turf spade
 * - virtuosity
 * - charnel house
 * - preparedness, readiness
 * - cornered
 * - ullage
 * - wormwood
 * - sea wormwood
 * - preparedness
 * - ulnar
 * - ulna
 * - ultramontane
 * - sole, one
 * - single-stemmed
 * - once only
 * - monogamist, monogamous
 * - monogamy
 * - monophase
 * - unilateral
 * - monotype
 * - monomolecular
 * - isochromatic
 * - uniformity
 * - stinging nettle, jenny nettles
 * - fenugreek
 * - small stinging nettle
 * - dead nettle
 * , - urticaceous
 * - basic, fundamental, intrinsic, cardinal, staple, firsthand
 * , - sea unicorn
 * - one way, unidirectional
 * - whitebeam
 * - weeping ash
 * - single-storied
 * - one price
 * - only one
 * - unanimous, particular, singular
 * - particularity
 * - unanimity
 * - BTU (British Thermal Unit)
 * - power unit
 * - moly
 * - spring squill
 * - ounce avoirdupois
 * - reward, fee at Christmas
 * - unidirectional
 * - isolation
 * yn un' red - ditto
 * - isolator
 * - only
 * - one-cylinder
 * - single-cylinder
 * - uncial
 * - monotony
 * - monotonous
 * - monorail
 * - monoplane
 * - single-seater
 * - single-wire
 * - monomial
 * - monotreme
 * - monotremata
 * - unidirectional
 * - single-barrelled
 * - monobasic
 * - uric
 * - underwriting
 * - third party insurance
 * - coy (of girl), reserved
 * - delight
 * - allegiance
 * - great
 * - secure
 * - third party insurance
 * - life insurance
 * , - marine insurance
 * - national insurance
 * - life assurance
 * - insurer
 * - insurable
 * - urticaria
 * - interest to date
 * - interest payer
 * - moneylender, usurer, scrivener
 * - golden oriole
 * - kingfisher
 * - cagebird
 * - song bird
 * - vulture
 * - mockingbird
 * - fledgling
 * - lark
 * - bittern
 * - kingfisher
 * - nightingale
 * - wood lark
 * - meadow pipit
 * - water rail
 * - bee-eater
 * - willow warbler
 * - red-necked phalarope
 * - hoopoe
 * - wheatear
 * - plover, golden plover
 * - woodcock
 * - corn bunting
 * - ruff
 * - sea bird
 * - babbler bird
 * - robin
 * - swift
 * - pied wagtail, grey wagtail
 * - wagtail
 * - red-backed shrike
 * - yellow hammer, yellow bunting
 * - yellow bunting, yellow hammer
 * - mountain finch, brambling
 * - chaffinch
 * - whinchat
 * - pelican
 * - goldcrest
 * - linnet
 * - fieldfare
 * - lark
 * - fieldfare
 * - wryneck
 * - aptera
 * - wet, liquid, swampy, marshy, watery
 * - slobber, watering
 * - fluid, liquidity, fluidity, swampiness
 * - aerated water
 * - whisky, scotch, usquebaugh
 * - malt whisky
 * - aqua vitae
 * - well water
 * - distilled water
 * - lime water
 * - spring water
 * - water-cooled
 * - rainwater
 * - conspiracy
 * - tap water
 * - water colour
 * - hydrodynamics
 * - water glass
 * - bleaching water
 * - hydrostatic
 * - hydrostatics
 * - hydroscope
 * - hydroscopic
 * - hydrometry
 * - hydrometer
 * - ditch water
 * - hydrocephalus
 * - lavender water
 * - hydroelectric
 * - hydrotheraphy, hydropathy
 * - hydrotherapeutic, hydropathic
 * - table water
 * - fresh water
 * - spring tide after neap
 * - hydraulic
 * - hydraulics
 * - potash water
 * - rice water
 * - rose water
 * - bilge water
 * - dish water
 * - foul water
 * - soda water
 * - dam
 * - sulphur water
 * - shallow water
 * - undiluted whisky
 * - let in
 * - water-repellant
 * - hydrosphere
 * - aquarium
 * - waterer
 * - a very thin person, skeleton, cadre
 * - exoskeleton
 * - orthopaedist
 * - orthopaedic
 * - orthopaedy
 * - haunt

V

 * - V-gear
 * - vaccine
 * - vaccinate, vaccination
 * - vaccinator
 * - eternally
 * - ever
 * - vector
 * - vectorial
 * - a while ago
 * - just now
 * Yn Vaie Vooar - Niarbyl Bay
 * - shall see?
 * - vives
 * - valise
 * - velour(s)
 * - furniture van, pantechnicon
 * - black maria
 * - black maria
 * - vanadium
 * - Hop tu Naa song
 * - I warrant
 * - to mark
 * - nail varnish
 * - I warrant
 * - vaseline
 * - pre-existent
 * - volunteer
 * - live
 * (da) - beseem
 * - survive
 * - resent
 * - resent
 * (na) - outnumber
 * - teem (of female)
 * - would be
 * - alimentary
 * - viola
 * - virus
 * - visa
 * - nothing, none, anything, duck, love
 * - little by little, gradually, by degrees
 * - I would be
 * ! - lo! look!
 * - asunder, apart
 * - long-winded
 * - from there, therefrom, thence, lo
 * - thenceforth, thereafter
 * - thence
 * - hence
 * - henceforth, hence, ever
 * - fore and aft
 * - just then
 * - onshore (wind)
 * - implicitly, heart-to-heart
 * - fundamentally
 * - constitutional
 * - from Hollantide
 * - from the outset
 * - thence
 * - thenceforth
 * - hence
 * - viva voce, verbal
 * - congenital
 * - vair
 * - velvet
 * - velvety
 * - velveteen
 * Yn Ven Gheulit - Andromeda
 * Yn Ven Seyr ain - Our Lady
 * - Vendean
 * - revenge, maliciousness, spite
 * - Venetian
 * - venture
 * - venture, undertaking
 * - venturesome
 * ,  - verandah
 * - vermicelli
 * - veronal
 * - would give
 * (er) - berserk
 * - I would give
 * - vertebrate, vertebral
 * - vervain, verbena
 * - vest, waistcoat
 * - sleeved vest
 * - vestal
 * - voyage
 * Yn Vible Chasherick - The Holy Bible
 * - viburnum
 * yn vie chadjin - commonweal
 * - to set the pace
 * - vicar
 * - The Great Enquest
 * - The Front Bench
 * - spite
 * - violin
 * - thumb-screw
 * - vizier
 * - vitamin
 * - vitriol
 * Yn Vlein Noa - Hogmanay, New Year
 * yn vlein ry heet, yn vlein shoh çheet - next year
 * yn vlein scoill - the scholastic year
 * - from her
 * - would find?
 * - corn dolly
 * Yn Voidyn Moirrey - Madonna, The Blessed Virgin
 * Yn Voidyn Vannee - The Blessed Virgin
 * - voile
 * - would I find
 * ! - woe is me!
 * - from top to bottom
 * - heaven-sent
 * - cap-a-pie
 * - the livelong day
 * - consequently
 * - between-times, periodic, intermittent
 * - heartfelt
 * - vole
 * - smallpox
 * - syphilis
 * - smallpox
 * - abdominal
 * - lead on
 * - volt
 * - voltameter
 * - potentiometer
 * - voltage
 * - fringe benefit
 * - unemployment benefit
 * - weather gauge
 * - behoof
 * - profit-sharing
 * - utilitarianism
 * - utilitarianism
 * - benefit, profit, avail
 * - profiteer
 * - the many, particle
 * yn vooar chooid - the majority
 * - thick
 * - the high seas
 * Yn Vooir Yiass - The South Sea
 * Yn Vooiragh - The Mooragh
 * - shall get?
 * - hem
 * - inform
 * - smallpox
 * - smallpox
 * Yn Vriwnys Yerrinagh - The Last Judgement
 * - abdominal
 * - biliary
 * - amoebic dysentry
 * - vulcanite
 * - mother
 * - the bare necessaries

W

 * ! - whoa! (to horse)
 * - stroll
 * - ramble, stroll, rambling, stroller, vagabond, vagrant
 * - wharf rat
 * - rambling, vagabondage, vagrancy
 * - ammunition wagon
 * - forage wagon
 * - coach
 * - attendance, wait on, waiting
 * - waiter, attendant (of person)
 * - stroll, fulling, to the full
 * - fuller, tucker
 * - wander
 * - wanderer, wandering
 * - wandering
 * - wapiti
 * - weapon, instrument
 * - secret weapon
 * - having weapons
 * ,  - stroke
 * ,  - warden
 * - churchwarden
 * - warden
 * - wardenship
 * ,  - prison officer, warder, jailer
 * ,  - wardress
 * - ward
 * - trio (of herrings), warp
 * - bind, bandaging, wrap
 * - wrapped
 * - humorist, wit (person)
 * - hop (of mill)
 * - wary, knowing, facetious, witty
 * - over here, across, side
 * - this side
 * - watt
 * - watt-hour
 * - wattage
 * - wattmeter
 * - wadding, wad
 * - wainscot
 * - little stitch
 * - hem stitch
 * - stitch on
 * - sew up, stitch up
 * - garter stitch
 * - back stitch
 * - back stitch
 * - herring-bone stitch
 * - moss stitch
 * - seamtress, sewer (person)
 * , - sewed, sutured, stitched
 * - thrum
 * - towards him
 * - petty sessions
 * - narwhal
 * - sperm whale
 * - barb
 * - barbed
 * - so much, as much
 * - so much
 * - as much more
 * - as many of you as
 * - as much as that, as large as that
 * - all the more
 * - so much more
 * yn wheiggoo jeig - fifteenth
 * - wherry
 * - as much as, so many, as many
 * - as much as
 * - whinstone
 * Yn Whing - Perseus
 * - leading horse
 * - immature conger
 * - whippet
 * - untidy stitch
 * - seam
 * - seamy
 * - muddle
 * ! - hush!
 * - three bushels
 * - Viking
 * - whim
 * - worsted
 * - worsted
 * - The Reef
 * ! - whoa! (to horse)
 * yn woirrinagh - hen bird
 * - from
 * - wallet
 * ! - bow-wow! woof! (of dog)
 * - desire
 * - navelwort, pennywort
 * - Dyer's mignonette
 * - windlass

Y

 * - y-shaped
 * - Y-joint
 * - Jehovah
 * - yap
 * - hank
 * - Teddy
 * ! - beg! (to dog)
 * ! - Holy God!
 * - thong, leash, lead, lash, lace
 * - ankle strap
 * - flail band
 * - breast strap
 * - hat strap
 * - back strap
 * - catapult
 * - razor strop
 * - chin strap
 * - rein
 * - bootlace
 * - leather bootlace, shoelace
 * - strap, tie (of shoe)
 * - shoulder strap
 * - whip, beat, strap, lash
 * - bastinado
 * - beater, lasher
 * - strapped
 * - whipped, lashed
 * - deposit, handsel
 * - to wish, yearn, fancy, request, solicit, importune; prayer, aspiration, intention, application, soliciting
 * - wish, yearn, fancy, request, solicit, importune; prayer, aspiration, intention, application, soliciting
 * (er) - ask (for), intreat, aspire, beseech
 * - sexual desire, lust
 * - propose
 * - soliciting, yearning, wistful, importunate
 * - petition, appeal
 * - desirability
 * - applicant, candidate, entrant
 * - candidature, application
 * - loan, issue (of loan), lending
 * - borrow, lend, second
 * - lending
 * - borrower
 * - borrowed, lent, seconded
 * - satiety
 * - satiated
 * - produce
 * - beaten
 * - Jesus
 * - Jesus Christ
 * - Jesuit
 * - however, otherwise, anyrate; succeeding, after (time), ensuing, abaft, after him
 * - in series
 * - thereafter, consequently, subsequently, notwithstanding, nevertheless
 * - still, nevertheless
 * - hereupon, after this, hereafter
 * - rotation, succession, successive, succeeding
 * - right-hand
 * - strip iron
 * - wrought iron
 * - smith's iron
 * - calking iron
 * - crisping iron
 * - ferrotype
 * - ferroconcrete
 * - back iron
 * - leg iron
 * - cramp iron
 * - corrugated iron
 * - wrought iron, cast iron
 * - linchpin
 * - hoop iron
 * - scythe
 * - pig iron
 * - an edged tool
 * - grappling iron
 * - driving iron
 * - caulking iron
 * - brand (for cattle)
 * - sheet iron
 * - plane iron
 * - searing iron
 * - waffle iron
 * - plate iron
 * - corrugated iron
 * - casting iron
 * - rolled iron
 * - rabble
 * - plough irons
 * - flat iron
 * - pintle
 * - stirrup iron
 * - T-section
 * - goose
 * - cast iron
 * - angle iron
 * , - cover with iron
 * - ferrate
 * - ironing, iron
 * - ironmonger
 * - ironmongery
 * - iron gray
 * - ironclad, ironshod
 * - ferrous]
 * - calipers
 * - would say
 * - hew out
 * - I would say
 * - climbing irons
 * ! - lo and behold!
 * - to prize
 * - would do
 * - I would do
 * - would find
 * - I would find
 * ! - I don't agree with you!
 * - multivalence
 * - gang plough, multiple plough
 * - many-headed
 * - contingencies
 * - multiplex
 * - multitone
 * - all-in wrestling
 * - multi-engined
 * - many-roomed
 * - plural vote
 * - multi-ocular, many-eyed
 * - book of many volumes
 * - multitubular
 * - all-in policy (insurance)
 * - multi-wire
 * - call, shout, cry, exclamation, acclaim, vocation
 * - trunk call
 * - hue and cry, outcry
 * - trumpet call
 * (er) - barrack, page, call upon
 * - undercall
 * - call up
 * - call over
 * - bird call
 * - shout, acclaim, exclaim, bawl
 * - turn out
 * - exclamatory
 * - shout out
 * - caller, shouter, exclaimer
 * - waits
 * - abundant, infinite, plural
 * - multiplication, multiply
 * - manifoldness
 * - variegated
 * - varied, variegated
 * - multitude
 * - multiple, various, manifold
 * - complex
 * - many a time, dozens of times
 * - a great many
 * - horde
 * - flamboyant
 * - abundance
 * (jeh) - used, employed
 * - useful
 * - utilize
 * - user
 * - used
 * - useful, handy, valuable
 * - utility, usefulness
 * - value of time
 * - usefulness
 * - usefulness
 * - periphery
 * - peripheral
 * - wallow, roll over, tumble
 * - tumbler, wallower
 * - tumble drier
 * - wallow, roll over, tumble
 * - rolled
 * - necessity, destitution, exigence, want, require
 * - anorexia
 * - need, necessary, destitute, needful, indigent
 * (er) - boss
 * - yean
 * - carry back
 * - sledge
 * - carry off, bear off, carry away
 * - depose, attest, testify
 * - carry along
 * - bear out, carry out
 * - fruit
 * - carry down
 * - miscarry
 * - carry up
 * - import
 * - bearer, carrier (person), porter, conveyor, transporter, vehicle, haulier, haulage contractor; sustaining, portable
 * - colour-bearer
 * - germ carrier
 * - sword-bearer
 * - torch-bearer
 * - carrier
 * - armour-bearer
 * - testifier
 * - vector
 * - importer
 * - water bearer, water carrier, bhisti
 * - portability
 * - bearing
 * - cone-bearing
 * - roller bearing
 * - conductive
 * - road transport
 * - manner of life
 * - water carriage
 * - carriage free
 * - miscarriage
 * - carriage forward
 * - trooping
 * - importing
 * - seaborne
 * - waterborne
 * - behaviourism
 * - row, oar, rowing
 * (ayns cloie) - match play
 * - pull out
 * - rower, oarsman, waterman, ferryman, rowing, rowing man
 * - galleyworm
 * - rowed
 * - oarsmanship, effects
 * - constructive
 * - chargeable (of land)
 * - redeemable
 * - culinary
 * - retractile
 * - realizable
 * - confutable
 * - assignable
 * - dischargeable, defrayable, due
 * - assumable (opinion)
 * - controvertible
 * - leviable
 * - retractile
 * - combustibility
 * - reversible
 * - practical
 * - nubility
 * - tensile
 * - revocable
 * - habitable
 * - commutability
 * - transposable, exchangeable
 * - ponderable
 * - variety
 * - browse, pasture, graze
 * - grazier
 * - grass-fed
 * - inhaler
 * - fingernail
 * - ungulate
 * - suppuration
 * - suppurating
 * - suppurate, suppurating
 * - fester, suppurating, inflammation
 * , - festering
 * - festered
 * - in-centre
 * - lotion
 * - air base
 * - billet
 * - pitch
 * - vantage
 * - sanctuary
 * - rendezvous
 * - footmark, foothold
 * - impress, imprint, impression
 * - point of departure
 * - oracle
 * - resting place
 * - show place
 * - bus stop
 * - apiary
 * - decimal place
 * - sojourn
 * - ambulatory
 * - vanishing point
 * - venue
 * - location
 * - morgue, mortuary
 * - catacombs, burial place
 * - plague spot
 * - check point
 * - holiday resort
 * - landing ground
 * - jumping off place
 * - landing place
 * - dwelling place, domicile, habitation
 * - civic centre
 * - marketplace
 * - baptistry
 * - mansion, abode, residence
 * - venue
 * - vantage
 * - rendezvous
 * - wheel track, wheel rut
 * - pockmark
 * - ferry
 * - delegate, deputy, representative, attorney, local
 * - lieutenancy
 * - substitute, locum tenens, commissary, procurator, proxy, assignee
 * - stand in
 * - local, district
 * - locality
 * - inoculate, inoculation
 * - admass
 * - tent
 * - alone, absolute, only, single, particular, sole
 * - absoluteness, particularity
 * - earnest, honest, righteous, undeviating, frank, genuine, straightforward, openhearted, forthcoming, intrinsic, outright, faithful, truthful, just, sincere, correct
 * - honesty, sincerity, faithfulness, correctness, downrightness, integration, trustiness, directness, straightforwardness, truthfulness, straightness, guilelessness, probity, frankness, faith, truth
 * - anthology
 * - doctrine
 * - nautical knowledge
 * - book-learning
 * - self-educated
 * - weather lore
 * - further education
 * - pedant
 * - pedantic
 * - pedantry
 * - coach
 * - lesson
 * - moralize
 * - learn by heart
 * - catechumen
 * - day pupil
 * - scholarship
 * - craft teacher
 * - music teacher
 * - dance teacher
 * - schoolteacher
 * - science master
 * - infuser
 * , - induction, induct
 * - inductor

Verbal nouns

 * brasn((agh)ey), - provocation
 * clo(ghey), - chasing
 * cormagh(ey), - equalising
 * oonl(agh)ey, - washing
 * ooragh(ey), - refreshing
 * rubb(ey), - rubbing
 * slaanagh(ey), - healing
 * teaum(ey), - pouring out

A

 * , - hungry
 * , - fiery, flammable
 * , - ignorant
 * , - respectful
 * , - profane
 * , - different
 * , - incorrect, unequal
 * , - agonising
 * , - late
 * , - feeble
 * , - unaccustomed
 * , - upsetting
 * , - infrequent
 * , - inanimate, extinct
 * , - contentious
 * , - distressed, afflicted
 * , - watchful
 * , - willing
 * , - respectful
 * , - repentant
 * , - astonished, shocking

B

 * , comp./ - fatal
 * , - disabled
 * , - threatening
 * , - dumb
 * , - branchy
 * , - branching
 * , - fed, plump
 * , - beastly, brutish
 * , - compliant
 * , - submissive, docile
 * , - quick
 * , - wooded
 * , /comp. - tuneful
 * , - lively
 * , - lively
 * , - brisk, animated
 * , - pointed
 * , - flowery
 * , - soft
 * , - joyful
 * , - poor
 * , - worrying
 * , - absolute, entire
 * , - foolish
 * , - pleased
 * , - deaf
 * , - fine
 * ,  - spotted
 * , - sultry
 * , - sultry
 * , - dynamic
 * , - stinking
 * , - brittle
 * , comp. ~  - boiled
 * ,, comp.  - dirty
 * , - savage
 * , - frightening, scary
 * , - yellow
 * ,, comp.  - handsome
 * , - percussive, quarrelsome

C

 * , - friendly
 * , - abounding in docks
 * , - common, ordinary
 * , - sleepy
 * , - fair
 * , - careful
 * , comp./ - crooked
 * , - perverse, illicit
 * , - heaped
 * , - scabby
 * , - holy
 * , - passable
 * , - bristly, barbed
 * , - immediate
 * , comp./ - ill
 * , comp.,  - stiff, tight
 * , - dry
 * ,,  - thick
 * , - cumulative
 * ,  - dry
 * , - squally
 * , - stony
 * , - habitual, (complacent ?)
 * , - cunning, crafty
 * , ~  - odd
 * , - contrary, stubborn
 * , - suitable, apt
 * , - retentive
 * , - conscientious
 * , - narrow
 * , - unstable
 * , - angry
 * , - equal, level
 * , - middling, tolerable
 * , - expensive
 * , - derisive
 * , - skinlike
 * , - ruinous
 * , - lumpy
 * , - wrinkled
 * , - bony
 * , - devout
 * , - shivering
 * ,, comp.  - ripe, dried up
 * , - wise
 * , - hearty
 * , - rocky
 * , - rugged
 * , - hard
 * , - hardy
 * , - stingy
 * , - importunate
 * , - hillocky
 * , - conspicuous, notable
 * , - lame
 * , - wily
 * , - bent
 * , - humpbacked
 * , - recessed
 * , - veined
 * , - obstructive, tedious
 * , - huffy

D

 * , - dangerous
 * , - desperate
 * , - weary, laborious
 * , - delicate
 * , - dear
 * , - doltish
 * , - brown
 * , - duncelike
 * , - civil
 * , - blind
 * , - sudden
 * , - arduous
 * , - ill
 * , - difficult
 * , - black
 * , - bad
 * , - bad
 * , - good-natured, natural
 * , - awake
 * , - awakened
 * , - dark
 * , - stormy
 * , - diseased, contagious
 * , - boring
 * , - brambly
 * , - thorny
 * , - indolent
 * , - convex
 * , - full of hips
 * , - dewy
 * , - leafy
 * , comp. ~,   ~  - bold
 * , - murderous
 * , - hateful

E

 * , - jealous
 * , - horned
 * , - odious, abominable
 * , - numerous
 * , - light
 * , - obligatory, necessary
 * , - spiteful
 * , - sensitive
 * , - endearing, popular
 * , - sympathetic
 * , - indignant
 * , - delightful

F

 * , - bearded
 * , - remote, reclusive
 * , (s)niessey - near
 * , - contemptible, insulting
 * , - timid, shy
 * , - tail-like
 * , (s’ardalee) - trivial, vain
 * , - pensive, uncommunicative
 * , ~  - sheltered
 * , - still, quiet
 * , - wide
 * , - cold
 * , - feathery
 * , - toothed, snappish
 * , - valuable
 * , /comp. - worth, worthy
 * , - meaty, fleshy
 * , - noisy
 * , - necessary
 * , - defensive
 * , - disgusting
 * , - liberal
 * , - generous
 * , - slight
 * , - ferocious
 * , - true
 * ~, ~  - fluent
 * , - heavenly
 * , - rainy
 * , - wet
 * , - slanderous, scurrilous
 * , (s’oalsey) - false
 * , - favourable
 * , (s)odjey - far
 * , - culpable
 * , ~  - empty
 * , - valid, effective
 * , - blasting
 * , - fine
 * , - sharp-edged
 * , - popping
 * , - showery
 * , - primordial
 * , - fibrous
 * , - turbulent, surging
 * , - responsive
 * , - heathery
 * , - abundant in bilberries
 * , - bristly
 * , - attentive, mindful
 * , - ragged
 * , - perished
 * , - perverse
 * , - tardy
 * , - podded

G

 * , - chapped
 * , - favourable to Gaelic
 * , - gusty
 * , - sporty
 * , - bickering
 * , - derisive
 * , - acrimonious
 * , comp.,  - bitter
 * , - rough
 * , - agile
 * , - dangerous
 * , - windy
 * , - green
 * ~, comp./ ~  - sour, sharp
 * , - merry, glad
 * , - barren
 * , - comfortable
 * , - soon, (recent)
 * , - wintry
 * , - painful
 * ,, comp.  - bright
 * ,, comp.  - short
 * , - benevolent
 * , - pointed
 * , - in gullets, creeks
 * , comp./ - green
 * , - clean
 * , - glib
 * , - glorious
 * , comp.,  - rare
 * , - malicious
 * , - sore
 * , ~  - blue
 * , - sour, stale
 * , - loving
 * , - lovely
 * , - ugly
 * , - graceful
 * , - gregarious
 * , - sunny
 * , - taunting
 * , - granular, grainy
 * , - sullen
 * , - broody, ready to hatch

I-J

 * , - humble
 * , - anxious
 * , ~  - low
 * , - smoky
 * , - forgetful
 * , - practical
 * , - keen
 * , - in ear
 * , - netlike, reticulated
 * , - ditched
 * , - direct
 * , - last, ultimate
 * , - right, nice
 * , - red
 * , - nauseating, squeamish
 * , - dusty
 * , - insatiable
 * , - greedy
 * , - diabolical
 * ~, ~  - wasteful
 * , - angry

K

 * , - foggy
 * , - sensible, witty
 * , - dark grey, sable
 * , - kind
 * , - mad
 * , - frothy
 * ,, comp.  - slender, slim
 * , - infirm
 * ,  - infirm
 * , - tricky, deceitful
 * , - circular
 * ~, ~  - right, even
 * , - ticklish
 * , - constant, regular
 * , - calm
 * , - guilty

L

 * , ~  - muddy
 * , - lacy
 * ,, comp. (s)troshey - strong
 * , - full
 * , - handy
 * , - early, soon
 * , - leaden
 * , - loose
 * ,, comp.  (shlea) - wide
 * , - grey
 * , - unwieldy
 * , - sticky
 * , - lazy, reluctant
 * , comp.,  - long
 * , - likely
 * , - lazy, idle
 * ~, - bare
 * , - rotten
 * , - full of lakes
 * , - severe
 * , - luminous, bright
 * , - leprous
 * , - permissible

M

 * , - clumsy (with the hand)
 * , - numb
 * , - dead
 * , - mortal
 * , - happy
 * , - fat
 * , - fine, soft
 * , - winking, peeping
 * , comp./ - dear, patient
 * , - lousy
 * , - tender, sentimental
 * , ~  - frequent
 * , - rusty
 * , - woeful
 * , - fruitful
 * , - mellow, rich
 * , /comp. - mellow, rich
 * , - crumbly
 * , - fond; desirable
 * ,, comp.  - good
 * , comp./ - sweet
 * , - miraculous
 * , - mischievous
 * , comp.,  ~  - slow, poor
 * , - turfy, boggy
 * , - blunt; hesitant
 * , - early
 * , - shaggy
 * , - accursed, damned
 * , - deceptive, fraudulent
 * , - haughty
 * ,, comp. (s)moo - big
 * , - coughing
 * , - waste, destroyed
 * , - proud
 * , - compassionate
 * , - tiny

N

 * , - shameful, bashful
 * , - shameful, bashful
 * , - powerful
 * , - poisonous
 * ,, comp.  - new

O

 * , - habitual, knowledgeable
 * ,, comp. (s)messey - bad
 * , - wicked
 * , - censorious, critical
 * , - stupid
 * , - innocent
 * , - honest
 * , - honourable
 * , comp.,  - noble
 * , - pitted
 * , - earthy
 * , - refreshing
 * , comp./ - fresh
 * , - apostolic
 * , - suspicious
 * , - dun-coloured

P

 * , - thirsty
 * , - pestilent
 * , - abundant
 * , - mean
 * , - sinful
 * , - painful
 * , - magical; superstitious
 * , - suffocating
 * , - powerful

Q

 * , - strange

R

 * , ~  - luxuriant
 * , - squally
 * , - uncultivated
 * , - randy
 * , - spacious
 * , - level
 * , - coarse, rough
 * , - tough
 * , - regal, royal
 * , - reasonable
 * , - striped
 * , comp.,  - thick, plump
 * , - starry
 * , - naked
 * , - vicious
 * , - wandering, rambling
 * , - lewd, riotous
 * , - ruddy
 * , - round
 * , - red-haired

S

 * , - shamrock-covered
 * , - typical, exemplary
 * , - drowsy
 * , - lustful, covetous
 * , - scaly
 * , - shady
 * , - streaky
 * , - scabby
 * , - secular, worldly
 * ,  - free
 * , - empty-bellied
 * , - lean
 * , ~  - bitter
 * , - soapy
 * , - sober
 * , - peaceful
 * , - old
 * , - barren, dry
 * ,, comp.  - sure
 * , - shelly
 * , - bad
 * , - hasty
 * , - anecdotal
 * , - tired
 * , - nosey
 * , - apt to squat
 * ~, ~  - neat, snug
 * , - nimble
 * , - striated
 * , - liable to slip
 * , - whole
 * , - healthy
 * , - trailing, dragging
 * , - furtive
 * , - mountainous
 * , - slovenly
 * , - sluttish
 * , - glowing
 * , - smutty
 * , - stinking
 * , - snotty
 * , - greasy, marrowy
 * , - carping, peevish
 * , - vexing, piqued
 * , - easy-going, plain
 * , - radiant
 * , - bright
 * , - selfish, miserly
 * , - arrogant, ambitious
 * , - abundant
 * ,  - sooty
 * , - juicy
 * , - sour
 * , - despondent
 * , - flat-footed
 * , - frugal
 * , - having spires
 * , - thick-skinned (fruit)
 * , - having chips
 * , - spiritual
 * , - awkward
 * , - stumpy
 * , - stiff
 * , - stormy
 * , - indebted
 * , - stubborn
 * , - contentious
 * , - slow to give milk
 * , - nasal
 * , - streaming
 * , - trim; stout
 * , - trustworthy
 * , - patient, tolerant

T

 * , - itchy
 * , - pleasing
 * , - occasional, temporary
 * , - enduring
 * , - tufty
 * , - economical, well-managed
 * , - busy
 * , - damp
 * , - intelligent, acute
 * , - fanciful, capricious
 * , - diagonal, transverse
 * , - earthly
 * , - bushy
 * , - thin
 * , - amazing
 * , - constipated
 * , - dizzy
 * , - full of dungheaps
 * , - bulky
 * , - deserving
 * , - silly
 * , - with choking smoke
 * , - pregnant
 * , - devastating, catastrophic
 * , - entangled
 * ,  - sturdy
 * , - tyrannical, oppressive
 * , - heroic, valiant
 * , - pitiful, pale
 * , - trustworthy, trusting
 * , - orphaned, widowed
 * , - sad
 * , - lenient
 * , - envious
 * , - strong
 * , - strong
 * , - knowledgeable

U-Y

 * ~, ~  - watery
 * , - vagrant
 * , - witty
 * , - upright, genuine

Categories

 * Manx terms with incomplete gender