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/'wɪtʃə/

AmE

/'wɪtʃər/

noun - a fantasy character created by Andrzej Sapkowski, a person with supernatural abilities that fights monsters

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/'stɪtʃ/

AmE

/'stɪtʃ/

verb - to sew two pieces of cloth together, or to decorate or repair something by sewing

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/'hɜ:saɪn/

AmE

/'hɜ:rsaɪn/

adjective, formal - connected with goats, resembling a goat

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/'paɪsi:n/

AmE

/'paɪsi:n/

adjective, formal - resembling a fish, connecteed with fish

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/'æsənaɪn/

AmE

/'æsənaɪn/

adjective, formal - resembling a donkey, especially in the sense of being stupid

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/'pɔ:saɪn/

AmE

/'pɔ:rsaɪn/

adjective - connected with pigs, resembling a pig

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/'vʌlpaɪn/

AmE

/'vʌlpaɪn/

adjective - connected with a fox, resembling a fox

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/'bəʊvaɪn/

AmE

/'boʊvaɪn/

adjective, formal - stupid, slow, resembling a cow

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/'lu:pɪn/

AmE

/'lu:pɪn/

noun - a wild plant of the legume family

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/ət'leʒə/

AmE

/ət'li:ʒər/

adverb - without hurry, in a relaxed way

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/ˌkʌm'daʊn/

AmE

/ˌkʌm'daʊn/

verb - to get down, to fall, to climb down

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/ˌhɪə jə'gəʊ/

AmE

/ˌhɪr jə'goʊ/

phrase, informal - a phrase we use when we're handing something to somebody

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/ˌhɪə wi'gəʊ/

AmE

/ˌhɪr wi'goʊ/

phrase - a phrase we use when something is about to happen

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/'nɔ:/

AmE

/'nɔ:r/

adverb, British English - not either (in short expressions of agreement)

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/ˌpɔ:'θɪŋ/

AmE

/ˌpʊr'θɪŋ/

noun - someone who we feel sorry for