than¹ /dhan, dhən/

1. Used after a comparative, actual or felt, to introduce that which is in the lower degree
2. Used after adverbs such as rather to introduce the usu less desirable or rejected option in a statement of alternatives
3. Except, other than

(popularly, and in some authors, eg Shelley) in comparison with (esp with whom, as in Milton)

who /hoo/

1. What person or people?
2. Which person or people (replaceable by that)
3. Used after a comma to add a clause commenting on a person or people
4. He or she or they that, the person or people that, anyone that
5. Whoever
6. Of what name, standing, etc

whoevˈer, whosoevˈer or whoˈso pronoun (objective case whomˈever and whomsoevˈer; possessive case whosevˈer and whosesoevˈer) (archaic)

1. Every one who
2. Whatever person

who's who noun

A directory listing names and biographical details of prominent people

as who should say (Shakespeare)

Like someone saying

know who's who

To know the position and influence of everyone

the who (Shakespeare)

Who

who but he or she, etc

Who else?, he or she, etc only

• ax.
• axe
• axe-breaker
• axe-breakers
• axed
• axe-head
• axe-heads
• axel
• axels
• axeman
• axenic
• axerophthol
• axerophthols
• axes
• axe-stone
• axe to grind
• axial
• axialities
• axiality
• axially
• axial skeleton
• axial skeletons
• axial tomography
• axil
• axile