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blous — blous·ette; trou·blous; blous·ey; trou·blous·ly; trou·blous·ness; … English syllables
trou´blous|ness — trou|blous «TRUHB luhs», adjective. 1. disturbed; unsettled; restless: »troublous times. 2. tempestuous; stormy; violent: »a troublous sea … Useful english dictionary
trou´blous|ly — trou|blous «TRUHB luhs», adjective. 1. disturbed; unsettled; restless: »troublous times. 2. tempestuous; stormy; violent: »a troublous sea … Useful english dictionary
trou|blous — «TRUHB luhs», adjective. 1. disturbed; unsettled; restless: »troublous times. 2. tempestuous; stormy; violent: »a troublous sea … Useful english dictionary
blousey — blous·ey … English syllables
blousette — blous·ette … English syllables
blouson — blous•on [[t]ˈblaʊ sɒn, zɒn, bluˈzoʊn, ˈblu zɒn[/t]] n. 1) clo a woman s garment with a drawstring, belt, or similar closing at or below the waist that makes the fabric above it blouse 2) clo having or suggesting the style of this garment •… … From formal English to slang
trou — in·trou·va·ble; trou·ba·dour·ish; trou·bled·ly; trou·bled·ness; trou·ble·ment; trou·bler; trou·ble·some; trou·bling·ly; trou·blous; trou; trou·pand; trou·sered; trou·ser·ing; trou·sers; trou·ton s; trou·vaille; trou·vère; trou·veur; trou·ba·dour; … English syllables
Troublous — Trou blous, a. Full of trouble; causing trouble. In doubtful time of troublous need. Byron. [1913 Webster] A tall ship tossed in troublous seas. Spenser. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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