5 letter words with EO

Feoff

1. Parts of Speech: Verb

2. Definitions: To give possession of property to someone else in exchange for a pledge of service or loyalty.

3. Pronunciations: US: /fiːf/; UK: /fiːf/

4. Origin and Usage: Feoff comes from the Old English word "feoffian," meaning "to invest with a fief or fee." It was commonly used in the Middle Ages to describe the granting of land or property in exchange for a pledge of loyalty or service. Today, the term is rarely used outside of legal or historical contexts.

5. Synonyms: Grant, convey, transfer, assign.

6. Related Words: Fief, chief, brief, grief, thief.

7. Example Sentences:

• He feoffed his estate to his son in exchange for a promise of loyalty.
• The king feoffed his loyal knights with land and titles.
• The legal document feoffed the property to the new owner.

Parts of Speech

paeon is a noun.

Definitions

paeon (noun): a metrical foot consisting of one long and three short syllables, or one stressed and three unstressed syllables.

Pronunciations

US: /ˈpiːɑːn/

UK: /ˈpiːən/

Origin and Usage

The word "paeon" comes from the Greek word "paiōn," which means "healer." It was originally used in poetry to describe a metrical foot consisting of one long and three short syllables. Today, it is rarely used outside of discussions of poetry and meter.

Synonyms

None.

Related Words

peony, penny, penna, panne, penna.

Example Sentences

• The paeon is a metrical foot commonly used in Greek and Latin poetry.
• The line "Once upon a midnight dreary" contains a paeon.
• He struggled to pronounce the paeon correctly.

Word: Meows 1. Parts of Speech: Verb
2. Definitions: (1) To make the sound of a cat; (2) To speak or complain in a high-pitched voice
3. Pronunciations: (US: /miːaʊz/; UK: /mjɑʊz/)
4. Origin and Usage: The word "meows" is derived from the sound that cats make. It is commonly used to describe the sound that cats make when they are communicating with humans or other cats. It is also used to describe the sound that humans make when they imitate the sound of a cat. The word "meows" is often used in childrens books and cartoons to portray cats. It is also used in everyday conversation to describe the sound of a cat or to describe someone who is complaining in a high-pitched voice.
5. Synonyms: (1) Mews, purrs, yowls; (2) Whines, gripes, grumbles
6. Related Words: Purr, growl, miaow, yowls, mewls
7. Example Sentences:

• She loves it when her cat meows to her.
• The cat meowed loudly when it saw its owner.
• He meowed like a cat to get her attention.
• She always meows when shes hungry.
• The baby meowed like a cat when it wanted attention.
• She meows about everything, even the smallest things.
• He meows in a high-pitched voice when hes upset.

Feoff

1. Parts of Speech: Verb

2. Definitions: To give possession of property to someone else in exchange for a pledge of service or loyalty.

3. Pronunciations: US: /fiːf/; UK: /fiːf/

4. Origin and Usage: Feoff comes from the Old English word "feoffian," meaning "to invest with a fief or fee." It was commonly used in the Middle Ages to describe the granting of land or property in exchange for a pledge of loyalty or service. Today, the term is rarely used outside of legal or historical contexts.

5. Synonyms: Grant, convey, transfer, assign.

6. Related Words: Fief, chief, brief, grief, thief.

7. Example Sentences:

• He feoffed his estate to his son in exchange for a promise of loyalty.
• The king feoffed his loyal knights with land and titles.
• The legal document feoffed the property to the new owner.

Heres the requested information on "aeons": 1. Parts of Speech: Noun 2. Definitions: - A very long period of time, often used to describe a time period beyond human comprehension or memory. - A geological time period lasting millions or billions of years. 3. Pronunciations: - US: /ˈiːɑːnz/ - UK: /ˈiːɒnz/ 4. Origin and Usage: - The word "aeons" comes from the Greek word "aiṓn", meaning "age" or "lifetime". The term has been used in various fields, including philosophy, geology, and astronomy, to describe vast time periods beyond human experience or comprehension. - In geology, aeons are used to describe the largest time divisions of the geological time scale, each lasting billions of years. 5. Synonyms: Eons, Ages, Millennia 6. Related Words: Epoch, Eras, Times, Years 7. Example Sentences: - "It took aeons for the Grand Canyon to form." - "The universe has existed for aeons beyond human comprehension." - "Geologists study the aeons of Earths history to understand its past and predict its future."