Crossword-Solution: SWEIR 5 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 8

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SWEIR anagram SWIRE, WEIRS, WIRES, WISER, WRIES

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Hint 1 meaning
The superficial contents of any figure; the surface included within any given lines; superficial extent; as, the area of a square or a triangle.
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RAAE
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CERTAIN BRAIN SIZE
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But I didna say them beeblically; I said them for sweir words—that’s the truth of it.’ ‘Hout, ye silly bairn!’ said the father, ‘dinna do it nae mair, and come in by to your supper.’ And he took the boy, and drew him close to him a moment, as they went through the door, with something very fond and secret, like a caress between a pair of lovers.
Lay Morals Robert Louis Stevenson 2010
But I sweir by God, my lord, gien ye du her ony wrang, I’ll no rist, nicht nor day, till I hae made ye repent it.” “Go to the devil!” said Forgue; “there’s an old crow, I suspect, yet to pluck between us! For me you may take her, though.
Donal Grant George MacDonald 2000
And'--the rest was spoken in a whisper--'I'll sweir to ye, Meggie, the weyver body sanna hae ae drap o' 't.' Meg withdrew once more, and returned.
Robert Falconer George MacDonald 2001
Lammie, giving him his hand with solemnity, 'I sweir by God that he shanna see, smell, taste, nor touch drink in this hoose.
Robert Falconer George MacDonald 2001
Syne[38] Sweirness[39] at the second bidding Came like a sow out of a midding,[40] Full sleepy was his grunyie.[41] Many sweir bumbard[42] belly-huddroun,[43] Many slute daw[44] and sleepy duddroun,[45] Him served aye with sounyie.[46] He drew them forth into a chenyie,[47] And Belial with a bridle-rennyie,[48] Ever lash'd them on the lunyie.[49] In dance they were so slow of feet They gave them in the fire a heat, And made them quicker of counyie.[50] VIII.
Specimens with Memoirs of the Less-known British Poets, Vol. 1 George Gilfillan 2006