Crossword-Solution: ANETH
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| Word | Anagrams | |
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| ANETH | anagram | ENHAT, ETHAN, NATHE, NEATH, TEHAN, THANE |
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Front part of the eye
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Hint 1 meaning
The transparent part of the coat of the eyeball which
covers the iris and pupil and admits light to the interior. See Eye.
Hint 2 anagram
OEACRN
Hint 3 another clue
COVER THE EYES
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Sentences with ANETH (5)
Mair by token, she’s that feart for robbers she gangs til her bed the meenute it begins to grow dark, an’ sticks her heid ’aneth the bed-claes--no ’at that maks her ony deifer!” “Then you think there is no use in going up?” “Not the smallest,” answered the inn-keeper.
And a’ for love o’ me!” * * * * The Queen has cuist her siller band About his craig o’ snaw; But still he slept and naething kenned, Aneth the hollans shaw.
Them ’at sleepit aneth me, for there was twa men-servan’s aboot the hoose that time--an’ troth there was need o’ them an’ mair, sic war the gangin’s on! an’ they sleepit whaur I’m tauld ye sleep noo, Cosmo--them ’at sleepit there tellt me ’at never a nicht passed ’at they h’ardna soons ’aneth them ’at there was no mainner o’ accoontin’ for nor explainin’, as fowks sae set upo’ duin’ nooadays wi’ a’ thing.
Win’ that blaws the simmer plaid, Ower the hie hill’s shouthers laid, Green wi’ gerse, an’ reid wi’ heather, Welcome wi’ yer soul-like weather! Mony a win’ there has been sent Oot ’aneth the firmament; Ilka ane its story has; Ilka ane began an’ was; Ilka ane fell quaiet an’ mute Whan its angel wark was oot.
And jist think, Steenie, there’s a pictur o’ the bonny man himsel paintit upo’ the wa’ o’ ane o’ thae places doon aneth the grun’!’ ‘I reckon it’ll be unco like him!’ ‘Maybe: I canna tell aboot that.’ ‘Gien I cud see ’t, I cud tell; but I’m thinkin it’ll be some gait gey and far awa?’ ‘Ay, it’s far, far.--It wud tak a body--lat me see--maybe half a year to trevel there upo’ ’s ain fit,’ answered Kirsty, after some meditation.