slipor, adj: slippery, not easy to hold, moving easily; slipping easily, easily moved; foul. (SLIP-or / ˈslɪ-pɔr)
un-clǣne
un-clǣne, adj: unclean, impure. (UN-KLAN-uh / ˈʌn-ˌklæː-nə)
bēte
bēte, f.n: beet, beetroot. (BAY-tuh / ˈbeː-tə)
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wēste
wēste, adj: (of open country) waste, uncultivated and uninhabited, desert; waste, empty, unused; useless, unproductive; (of habitations) deserted, desolate. (WASTE-uh / ˈweːst-ə)
healf
healf, adj: half. (HEH-alf / ˈhɛalf)
trēagian
trēagian, wk.v: to repair, sew together. (TRAY-ah-gi-ahn / ˈtreːa-gɪ-an)
wudu-lǣs
wudu-lǣs, f.n: woodland pasture. (WUH-duh-LASS / ˈwʌ-dʌ-ˌlæːs)
scearp-numol
scearp-numol, adj: efficacious. (SHEH-arp-NUM-oll / ˈʃɛarp-ˌnʌ-mɔl)
ge-þyrst
ge-þyrst, adj: thirsty. (yeh-THUERST / jɛ-ˈθyrst)
pytted
pytted, adj: marked with hollows. (PUET-ted / ˈpyt-tɛd)
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