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Results for “yed”

20 matches in the dictionary.

Feeling mild irritation or displeasure about something.

Feeling hurt after someone has broken your trust.

Crooked, askew, or not aligned properly.

Having rotted or broken down.

Happening later than planned or expected.

Ruined or wrecked beyond repair.

Feeling shocked and disappointed.

Put out openly for people to see.

Coloured using dye.

Having a paid job; currently working.

Having eyes, often used with a descriptive word before it, like "blue-eyed."

An Arabic surname, notably borne by the Egyptian businessman Mohamed Al-Fayed.

Stripped of skin; in some dialects, used as a coarse slang term for having been circumcised.

Worn away or unravelled at the edge, especially of fabric or rope.

Fitted with a mechanism, such as a groove or ridge, that locks parts together or restricts movement.

Extremely happy or delighted.

Coated with a mist or fine layer of liquid.

Wandered away and lost, having drifted off course.

Past tense of "sway" — moved from side to side, or was persuaded/influenced.

Without a job, despite being able and willing to work.