Is there another word in the english dictionary that uses the letters m and t at the end besides dreamt.?
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Dreamt is the only word ending in mt.
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http://www.freedict.com/onldict/ita.html
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maple, mom, money, man, men, mean, minute, mile, meter meal, mock, mole, muscle, my, me, myself, multiple, math, music, major muffin, magic, magical, mix, miss, mister, mahogany, mistletoe, moo, mars, milk, milky, mill, million, millionth, mercury, miracles, media, monopoly, maroon, meat, meatloaf, meatball, meet monkey, money, monopoly, menopause, monotonous, mammal, milk, million, mod, modern, miffed, murky, male, mail, mash, munch, mood, moody, maple, man, mop, Myrtle, mustard, myrrh, mute, Mustache, Mussels, musk, must, music, musical, musical instrument, Mushroom, museum, muscle, murder, mumps, mummy, Mule, mulberries, muffins, muff, mud, moving, movie, movement, mouthwash, mouth, mouse trap, mouse, mice, mourning, morning, mountains, mountain lion, motor cycle, meter, mother, mother-in-law, moth, motel, moss, mosquito, mosaic, mortuary, mortify, morose, mortgage, morph, Morocco, morgue, moose, moon, monument, monster, monk, monastery, moles, mold, molasses, moisturizer, modest\n\nps, i actually though of these
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If is one of the few 2 letters words in the dictionary,\nas for the longest word in the regular dictionary is supercalifragilisticexpialidocious \nin the medical dictionary i know there is\n'pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis',
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its means moon in english word
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"Mashita" is not a word, it is a suffix added to a verb that makes the verb past tense. It serves the same function as adding "-ed" to the end of a verb in English. For example, the verb "to eat" is tabemasu - if you change the verb ending to "tabemashita", it now means "ate".
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content: sent, meant\nstir: her, sir, terd\nmeadow: shadow, yellow, mellow\nslowly: mopey(?)\nit's an attempt
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I think the word you're looking for may be "eponymous".
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Hymm\nRhythm\nMyth\nSylph and Syzygy\nAlthough these words contain the so called semivowel Y and none of the true vowels.
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That is not a real word. I looked it up in about four dictionaries but didn't find it.
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3 words OK? "Harem til now", or "learnt him ow", or "alter him now"\n\nThere is a generator at http://wordsmith.org/anagram/anagram.cgi\n\n2 words: "wraith lemon" (or melon)\n"manhole writ"\n"armhole twin"\n"thermal wino"\n"menial worth"\n"mortal whine"\nand lots more
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well when i went to http://www.m-w.com/ (merriam-webster online) it wasnt in there..... so maybe its not a real word....
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ummm....\n\na Dictionary ..??
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NO!\n\nMerriam-Webster Online Dictionary\nhttp://m-w.com\nhttp://m-w.com/dictionary/dissipatate no such word but suggestions offered\n\nWhy do you keep posting the same question?\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/my/profile;_ylt=ApiRiXuJLzwHCuRUbSojfdoezKIX?show=AA10343695\n\nSPELL CHECK!
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The only 15 letter word that can be spelled without repeating a letter is uncopyrightable.\n\n"Rhythm" and "syzygy" are the longest English words without vowels.
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keen\nkicky (real word)\nkind-hearted\nkind\nkindly\nkindred\nkinetic\nking-like\nkinky\nkittennish\nkittle\nknaggy\nknavish\nknee-deep\nknee-high\nknightly\nknobby\nknotty\nknotted\nknowing\nknubbly\n\nokay i'm tired. hope that's enough!
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Try searching on google.com for dictionary websites.