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Gae is the Scots form of the English verb 'go', meaning to move, travel, or proceed to a place. It appears extensively in Scots poetry and song, most famously in the verses of Robert Burns. Related: go, proceed, move, travel.
HAE/heɪ/ · verb
To have, possess, or hold something. Related: have, possess, hold, own.
KAE/kɛ/ · verb
To cut or sever something, often with a sharp object. This verb is often used in a gentle or precise manner. Related: cut, sever, snip, clip.
MAE/mɛː/ · noun
A mother, especially in a traditional or cultural sense. Related: mother, mum, ma.
NAE/neɪ/ · adverb, adjective
Used to indicate a negative response or to contradict a previous statement. It can also be used as an adjective meaning 'none' or 'not any'. Related: no, not, none.
SAE/seɪ/ · noun, adjective
A self-addressed envelope, typically provided with a form or application for someone to return a completed form. Related: self-addressed envelope.
TAE/taɪ/ · preposition, conjunction
Used to indicate direction or movement to a place, similar to 'to'. Often used in Scottish dialects. Related: to, toward, towards.
WAE/weɪ/ · noun
Woe, sorrow, or misery. Related: woe, sorrow, misery, grief.
NOVAE/ˈnoʊviː/ · noun
A sudden and powerful explosion of a star, resulting in a significant increase in brightness. Related: supernova, explosion, outburst, eruption.
PAEAN/piːˈɑːn/ · noun
A song of triumph or victory, especially one sung in honor of a god. A feeling of triumph or joy. Related: hymn, ode, anthem, testimonial.
PSOAE/psoʊiː/ · noun
Psoae is a rare or obsolete word, its definition is pending review.
BURSAE/ˈbɜːrsiː/ · noun
Plural of 'bursa': small fluid-filled sacs lined with synovial membrane that cushion friction between bones, tendons, and muscles around the joints of the body. Related: sacs, pouches, cushions.
CAECAL/ˈsiːkəl/ · adjective
Relating to the caecum (the blind pouch at the beginning of the large intestine); also more generally, blind or having no opening.
CELLAE/ˈsɛliː/ · noun
The plural of "cella": the inner chamber or sanctuary of a classical temple, especially the room housing the cult statue. The term is used chiefly in archaeology and the history of architecture. Related: sanctuary, chamber, shrine, inner sanctum.
CHAETA/ˈkiːtə/ · noun
A chaeta is a stiff, chitinous bristle or seta found on the body of many invertebrates, especially annelid worms such as earthworms and polychaetes. Chaetae assist in locomotion, anchorage, and sometimes defense or sensory perception. Related: bristle, seta, hair.