inlaut
noun
in·laut
ˈinˌlau̇t
plural inlaute
-au̇tə
also inlauts : a medial sound or position in a word or syllable compare anlaut, auslaut
Word History
Etymology
German, from in (from Old High German) + laut sound, from Middle High German lūt; akin to Old English hlūd loud
- make a big deal out of
- make a big deal out of something
- make a big difference
- make a big thing about of
- make a big thing about of something
- make a big thing about/out of (something)
- make a big thing out of
- make a big thing out of something
- make a bolt for
- make a bolt for it
- make a botch of
- make a break for
- make a buck
- make a chill run down someone's spine
- make a chill run up someone's spine
- make a chill/shiver run up/down someone's spine
- make a clean break
- make a clean breast of
- make a comeback
- make a comparison
- make a complete recovery
- make a complete/full recovery
- make a connection
- make a dash for
- make a day of it