word
smallest linguistic element that will be said in isolation with semantic or pragmatic content
attribute
property of a record item in a database
measure word
words that measure quantities
longest word in English
word in English language
football
English-language word
Hobbit
word in English language
Recess
German word, term used in the middle ages
Agios
first words of a doxology typical of Christian liturgies
obsolete word
outdated word rarely used
Zar
Uzbek word
bairn
Term for a child
bravery
synonym for courage
Yom
Biblical Hebrew word
prop-word
word that fills a syntactical need, while providing little or no semantic content
synonym
word or phrase that means exactly or nearly the same as another word or phrase in the same language
homograph
word that shares the same written form as another word but has a different meaning
uninflected word
term in linguistic morphology
swear word
word which is rude or offensive
ghost word
word created by error in a dictionary or other authoritative work
kaput
broken
false cognate
words that look or sound alike, but are not related
Gilles
Alsatian term
like
English word (this is not a sense)
Buckra
derogatory term for white people
misnomer
word or term that suggests a meaning that is known to be wrong
papoose
word for "a Native American child"
O word
Swedish word whose prefix negate the meaning of the original word
Gaon
Hebrew word
man
English word
seder
term in Hebrew, basically meaning "order," with various meanings in Judaism
sterile
English word; adjective
English interjections
interjections in the English language
verb
class of words that, from the semantic point of view, contain the notions of action, process or state, and, from the syntactic point of view, exert the core function of the sentence predicate.
adjective
part of speech that describes a noun or pronoun
eponym
either an item which provides a name-source, or an item which acts as a name-recipient
Shastra
scripture in Hinduism
pseudo-loan
a word composed of element(s) from another language that does not exist in the other language, at least not with the same meaning
cognate
word that has a common etymological origin
artificial word
word which is neither a combination of other words nor derived from another word
Ave
Latin greeting, meaning "hail" or "be well"
Kismet
Kısmet is a Turkish and Arabic word meaning destiny
God
English word
fossil word
word that is broadly obsolete but remains in current use due to its presence within an idiom
B hut
Military slang word
bloke
slang term for a man
bollocks
word of Anglo-Saxon origin, meaning "testicles"
Fortunately, Unfortunately
verbal word game