Etymonline
Harper, Douglas, Online Etymology Dictionary, https://www.etymonline.com
Footnotes show it as “Etymonline”.
Cited in 100 entries
- English alcohol
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- English bedlam
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- English bully
- English calculate
- English candidate
- English capricious
- English carnival
- English cliché
- English clue
- English companion
- English curfew
- English cynic
- English dandelion
- English deadline
- English decimate
- English delirium
- English disaster
- English dismal
- English eccentric
- English egregious
- English emancipate
- English enormity
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- English escape
- English fiasco
- English fond
- English fulsome
- English glamour
- English gossip
- English gymnasium
- English hazard
- English hectic
- English hypocrite
- English idiot
- English inaugurate
- English jeopardy
- English jovial
- English juggernaut
- English ketchup
- English kidnap
- English lethargy
- English lunatic
- English malaria
- English maverick
- English meander
- English melancholy
- English mentor
- English mortgage
- English muscle
- English naughty
- English nausea
- English nauseous
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- English nice
- English nightmare
- English nostalgia
- English nostril
- English pamphlet
- English panache
- English panic
- English pedigree
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- English recipe
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- English robot
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- English salary
- English sandwich
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- English serendipity
- English shampoo
- English silly
- English sincere
- English sinister
- English slogan
- English spinster
- English sycophant
- English tantalize
- English terrific
- English tragedy
- English trivial
- English tycoon
- English umpire
- English vaccine
- English vandal
- English villain
- English window