- Gael|i|cist
- Gael|i|cist «GAY luh sihst», noun.1. a student of Gaelic.2. a person who advocates the study and use of Gaelic.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
Gael|i|cist
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gael — gael; gael·dom; gael·i·cist; gael·i·cize; gael·tacht; gael·ic; … English syllables
cist — ab·a·cist; aero·dy·nam·i·cist; an·gli·cist; at·ti·cist; ax·i·o·mat·i·cist; bel·li·cist; bib·li·cist; celt·i·cist; cist; clas·si·cist; cy·ber·net·i·cist; ec·u·men·i·cist; em·pir·i·cist; en·er·get·i·cist; ep·i·cist; eu·gen·i·cist; ex·or·cist;… … English syllables
gaelicist — gael·i·cist … English syllables
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