orewood
/ˈɔːwʊd/(also horewood) British regional (southern ). Now Welsh English (Pembrokeshire ) (rare )
noun
= oarweed.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in William Camden (1551–1623), historian and herald. From ore + wood.
- rhysimeter
- Rhys, Jean
- Rhyssa
- rhythm
- rhythmal
- rhythm and blues
- rhythm box
- rhythm club
- rhythmed
- rhythmer
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- rhythmetical
- rhythm guitar
- rhythm guitarist
- rhythmic
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- rhythmical
- rhythmicality
- rhythmically
- rhythmic breathing
- rhythmic gymnast
- rhythmic gymnastics
- rhythmicise
- rhythmicity
- rhythmicize