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  • yclept - Definitions from Dictionary.com

    Definitions of yclept at Dictionary.com. ... Dictionary.com Unabridged (v 1.1) Based on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, ? Random House, Inc. 2006.
  • yclept. The American Heritage? Dictionary of the English Language ...

    yclept. The American Heritage? Dictionary of the English Language: Fourth Edition. 2000. ... The American Heritage ? Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition.
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  • yclept@Everything2.com

    user since: Thu Oct 24 2002 at 17:09:59 (5 years ago ) last seen: Wed Oct 24 2007 at 22:05:22 (7 days ago ) number of write-ups: 144 - View yclept's writeups : level / experience
  • World Wide Words: Yclept

    The story behind the Weird Word 'yclept'. ... YCLEPT. By the name of; called. Once this was the standard way of forming the past participle of the verb clepe , to call (or, more ...
  • Online Etymology Dictionary

    Search: ... yclept O.E. gicliopad ; see y- . ...
  • yclept: definition, usage and pronunciation - YourDictionary.com

    yclept definition, words related to yclept, proper usage and pronunciation of the word yclept from YourDictionary.com.
  • yclept - Wiktionary

    English Etymology. Representing Old English ?eclypod . Pronunciation. IPA : /??kl?pt/ Rhymes: -?pt Verb. yclept Past participle of clepe . 1922
  • Luciferous Logolepsy - Y

    yclept adj. - word which means so-named : ydromancy n. - fortunetelling with water : yean v. - bring forth (lamb or kid). yeanling, n. lamb or kid. yestreen
  • Definition of yclept - Merriam-Webster's Student Dictionary

    Main Entry: yclept Pronunciation: i- klept Variant(s): or ycleped / - kl pt, - klept / Function: adjective Etymology: Old English geclipod, past participle of clipian "to cry out ...

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