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labourious
English
Adjective
labourious (comparative more labourious, superlative most labourious)
- Obsolete form of laborious.
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worke
English
Noun
worke (countable and uncountable, plural workes)
- Obsolete spelling of work
Verb
worke (third-person singular simple present workes, present participle working, simple past and past participle worked)
- Obsolete spelling of work
Anagrams
- woker, wroke
worke From the web:
- what worked
- what worked well
- what workers compensation
- what workers are part of the federal bureaucracy
- what worked and what didn't
- what workers have the worst jobs
- what workers want
- what workers compensation covers
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