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= BrE verb práctíse áppetîse pronounced but never spelt - ize ádvertîse. *éxpertêez expertìse silent u; pronounced but never spelt - ize disguîse pronounced but never spelt - ize advîse cf. noun devîce -- z verb devîse pronounced but never spelt * wîze wîse pronounced but never spelt - wize - wîse pronounced but never spelt - ize lîkewîse pronounced but never spelt - ize clóckwîse— Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en]
Your product label states that the product contains spelt, which is Triticum spelta L.— foodconsumer.org
I didn't feel the need to clarify in the post because I assume those interested in these types of restaurants know the restrictions of their current diet and whether spelt is acceptable or not.— blogTO
In another letter, ill-spelt, as her letters often are, she writes: 'Be assured that evil tongues, vapours, calumny, nothing can change my heart, which is yours entirely, and has no will to change its master.'— Figures of Several Centuries
I have myself met with this word spelt in the following fifteen ways among our early writers: ‘sodain sodaine’, ‘sodan’, ‘sodayne’, ‘sodden’, ‘sodein’, ‘sodeine’, ‘soden sodeyn’, ‘suddain’, ‘suddaine’, ‘suddein’, ‘suddeine’, ‘sudden sudeyn’.— English Past and Present

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