Lawe

Synonyms for "lawe" (986 found)

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nether baritone bass contralto deep degraded depressed humble little miserable moo reduced short throaty unrefined low lying low toned a la sourdine abject abominable

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accented against ailing air mass alveolar anticyclone apical apico-alveolar apico-dental arrant articulated asking price assimilated atrocious automatic transmission back bad barbaric barbarous barely audible bark barytone bas relief base base-minded baseborn bawl bay bearish prices beggared beggarly bell bellow below the salt bid price bilabial black blamable blameworthy blare blat blate bleat blue book value boom bottom bottoming out bowed-down bray brief broad broke budget bullish prices business cycle business fluctuations bust cacophonous cacuminal call call price cast down caterwaul central cerebral cheap checked cheesy close closing price clumsy coarse cockney cogwheel cold front cold sector common commonplace compact compendious con concise consonant consonantal contemptible continuant cooling off corrupt couchant crass criminal crisis crouched crude crummy cry cursory curt curtal curtate cyclone damnable dark dashed debased decline decrescendo decurtate deep-echoing deep-pitched deep-toned deepmouthed degenerate dejected demeaning dental depleted depraved depression

Adjective(51 words)

effete exhausted faint gone modest slight small wasted abased abject anemic asleep at rest atrabiliary atrabilious belittling blitheless blue breakable broken-down

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abject blue broken crushed depleted depressed

Noun(1 words)

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disgruntled disgusting disheartened dishonorable disillusioned dispirited displeased disreputable dissatisfied dissenting dissimilated distant doggerel done for donsie doric dorsal double bass down down in mouth downcast downhearted downthrown downturn drooping droopy dying dysphemistic earthborn earthy easy economic economic cycle economic expansion economic growth economical economy evil execrable expanding economy expansion expiring face value facing death faint faintly fallen feeble feebly feeling low few filthy first gear fixed price flagitious flagrant flash price flat fluctuation flurry flutter footling foul frank freewheel front frugal fulsome gear gear train gearbox gearing gearshift gearwheel gentle gently give tongue give voice given up glide glossal glottal going graceless grave gross ground hugging grovelling growth gruff gutter guttural half-heard hard harsh heartless heavy heinous high high growth rate high-pressure area hollow homely hopeless howl humble-looking humble-visaged humblest humiliated hushedly hydromatic hypochondriac hypochondriacal ignoble immoral impoverished improper impure in articulo mortis in bad taste in extremis in low spirits in the depths in the doldrums in the dumps in the shade incapable of life inconcinnate inconcinnous inconsequential inconsiderable incorrect indecorous indigent indignant indisposed indistinct inelegant inexpensive infamous infelicitous inferior infra dig inglorious iniquitous innocuous insignificant instantaneous intermediate intonated isobar isometric isometric line isopiestic line isotherm isothermal line issue par issue price junior knavish knee high knee-high knocked flat labial labiodental labiovelar laid low languishing lateral lax least less lesser light lingual liquid lour lousy low altitude

Adjective(84 words)

derisible derogative desolate despising despondent devalued dickless diffident disconsolate disdainful disgruntled disheartened dismal dismissive dispirited disrespectful doleful dolesome done up down

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Adjective(10 words)

dispirited down down in the mouth downcast downhearted gloomy grim humble humbled humiliated

Noun(2 words)

first first gear

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low down low level low pitched low priced low set low spirited low-built low-down low-hung low-level low-leveled low-lying low-minded low-pitched low-pressure area low-priced low-set low-spirited low-statured lowborn

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lowbred lower lowered lowest lowliest lowly lumpen manageable mangy market expansion market price market value meager mean measly menial meow mew mewl miaow mid miniature minor moderate modest monophthongal monstrous moribund murmured muted narrow nasal nasalized naughty neap near death needy nefarious negligible neigh neutral nicker no great shakes nominal nominal value nonclerical nonviable obnoxious obsequious occluded front occlusive odious off color offering price offish open opening price opposed opposing ordinary outlandish overdrive oxytone palatal palatalized paltry par par value parity peak peaking peccant penurious pessimistic petty pharyngeal pharyngealized phonemic phonetic phonic pianissimo piano picayune picayunish pining pitch pitched plain plebeian poky polar front poor popular posttonic price profane prone prosperity prostrate prurient pule put price quotation quoted price rack rally rank raw reasonable recession recovery recumbent reprehensible reprobate reptilian retroflex reverse roar rock bottom rotten rough rounded rude runty sawed off scabby scandalous scarcely heard screak scream screech scrubby scruffy scummy scurrilous scurvy seamy second rank second string secondary semivowel sensible sepulchral servile settling price shabby shabby-genteel shallow shameful shoddy short and sweet sickly simple sinful sinking sir david alexander cecil low skin deep skin-deep slashed slipping slipping away slowdown slump small soft soft-sounding soft-voiced softly sonant sordamente sordid sordo sorry sort spiritless squalid squall squall line squat squatty squeak squeal standard transmission stated value stationary front stick shift stinking stooped stopped stressed strong stumpy sub subaltern subaudible subdued subduedly subjacent subject submerged subnormal subordinate subservient succinct suicidal summary sunk sunken superficial supine surd swing swings syllabic synchromesh synoptic tasteless teachable tense terminal thick third rank third string third-estate tiny token tonal tonic transient transmission trifling trivial troat turned off turned-off twangy ululate unaccented unappreciative unapproving unclear uncomplimentary uncourtly uncouth under underprivileged underslung undignified undistinguished unelevated uneuphonious unexpensive unfavorable unfelicitous unforgivable ungenteel ungraceful unhappy unimportant unmentionable unpardonable unpolished unpretentious unprosperous unrounded unseemly unspeakable unstressed unwashed unwell unworthy upturn velar vicious vile villainous vocalic vocoid voiced voiceless vowel vowellike vulgar wail warm front weak weak-voiced weakly weary of life weather map whicker whine whinny whispered wicked wide wind-shift line within means woebegone woeful world weary world-weary worth the money wretched wrong yap yawl yawp yelp yip yowl

Noun(2 words)

low gear low side window

Adjective(10 words)

low-down low-pitched low-spirited low-toned lowly miserable modest scummy scurvy small

Adjective(149 words)

low-level low-pitched low-quality low-spirited low-toned lugubrious lumpish maudlin meek melancholic melancholy mild mini miserable moody mopey morose mournful muffled murrain

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nether no longer with us no more not worth a brass farthing not worth a cent not worth a continental not worth a cress not worth a curse not worth a damn not worth a dime not worth a farthing not worth a nickel not worth a penny not worth a plug nickel not worth a whistle not worth salt null of no value otiose passionate perished petty pint-sized plaintive pocket-size powerless prostrate prostrated puny pushing up daisies querulous quiet quiet as a church mouse quiet as a grave quiet as a mouse raddled reduced reposing resigned resistless resting rinky-dink rubbish sad saddened sapped saturnine scornful scrimp scummy scurvy self-effacing shattered short shortsome six feet deep six feet under sleazy slighting slightsoft slim small-scale sneerful sniffy soft softened solemn sombre sorrow-ridden sorrowful sorrowsome spent spiritless stiff stifled still stubbed stubby stumpy sullen susceptible synonyms: immoral teeny tender threnetic threnetical tin-pot tired toothless torpid tranquil triste tristful unalive uncheerful uncheery unconsolable uncool undersized underslung unhappy unlively unpretentious unresistant used up valueless verecund vertically challenged vincible vulnerable weak weakened weary wee weedy whilom wimpy wistful with god woe woebegone woeful worn out worth nothing worthless wretched wurly wutless yielding

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They were enveloped in forms, and easily evaded ; like a lawed dog, too mutilated to catch their game.

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In the 3 Edw II., at a Court-Leet and Court-Baron held for the manor of Sutton-Cold field, in Warwickshire, when the ancient customs of the Lordship from the time of Athelstan and until the coronation of Henry III. were testified to by the Jury, they certified that they had heard their ancestors say that, when Sutton manor was in the hands of the Kings of England, all the Chase was afforested, and all the dogs within the forest used to be lawed, and the left claw of the foot cut off: and after it came into the hands of the Earl of Warwick they had leave to have and hold dogs of all kind unlawed.

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The Vicar of Bacford for the same John Miller there for the same Beatrice de Coghull for one dog not lawed.

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Godric rarely entered the forest, and, having already trained Harold to help with driving the sheep, at which the young dog had shown a remarkable talent, he had no wish to have him lawed.

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