sæpig, adj: full of sap. (SAP-ih / ˈsæ-pɪj)

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mixen-duncge, f.n: dung from a mixen (dung heap). (MICK-sen-DUN-juh / ˈmɪk-sɛn-ˌdʌn-dʒə)

þyld, f/n.n: patience. (THUELD / ˈθyld)

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ge-ortrūwian, wk.v: to distrust, despair. (yeh-OR-troo-wi-ahn / jɛ-ˈɔr-truː-wɪ-an)

spōn, m/f.n: a chip, shaving. (SPOAN / ˈspoːn)

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biter, adj: bitter, sharp, severe, dire. (BIH-ter / ˈbɪ-tɛr)

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hlēapan, str.v: to leap, jump, dance, run. (H’LAY-ah-pahn / ˈhleːa-pan)

frician, wk.v: to dance. (FRIH-chi-ahn / ˈfrɪ-tʃɪ-an)

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meolcian, wk.v: to milk, take milk from an animal; to give milk, to suckle. (MEH-ol-chi-ahn / ˈmɛɔl-tʃɪ-an)

lecgan, v: to lay, deposit, place; to lay (an egg). (LEDGE-on / ˈlɛdʒ-an)