anew |
alew |
As an adverb anew
is (literary|poetic or formal) again, once more.
As a noun alew is
(obsolete|rare) a cry of despair.
alew |
arew |
As a noun alew
is (obsolete|rare) a cry of despair.
As an adverb arew is
(obsolete) in a row.
alew |
lew |
As a noun alew
is (obsolete|rare) a cry of despair.
As an adjective lew is
(northern england) lukewarm, tepid.
plew |
alew |
As nouns the difference between plew and alew
is that
plew is (north america) beaver pelt while
alew is (obsolete|rare) a cry of despair.
alew |
alow |
As a noun alew
is (obsolete|rare) a cry of despair.
As an adverb alow is
.
As a preposition alow is
(scotland) below.
slew |
alew |
As nouns the difference between slew and alew
is that
slew is (us) a large amount or
slew can be the act, or process of slaying while
alew is (obsolete|rare) a cry of despair.
As a verb slew
is (nautical) to rotate or turn something about its axis or
slew can be (
slay).
flew |
alew |
As a verb flew
is (
fly).
As a noun alew is
(obsolete|rare) a cry of despair.
blew |
alew |
As nouns the difference between blew and alew
is that
blew is obsolete form of lang=en while
alew is a cry of despair.
As a verb blew
is simple past of blow.
few |
alew |
As a proper noun few
is (british) the pilots who fought in the battle of britain.
As a noun alew is
(obsolete|rare) a cry of despair.
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