noun A turn of work or duty in place of another an interval of relief by another person an exchange of work and rest: as, to take one's regular spell to work the pumps by spells.noun One of the transverse pieces at the bottom of a chair which strengthen and keep together the legs.noun In the game of nur-and-spell, the steel spring by which the nur is thrown into the air.To make a study engage in careful contemplation of something.To form words with the proper letters, in either reading or writing repeat or set down the letters of words.To constitute, as letters constitute a word make up.To read letter by letter, or with laborious effort hence, to discover by careful study make out point by point: often with out or orer.To tell or set forth letter by letter set down letter by letter tell the letters of form by or in letters.

To take the place of (another person) temporarily in doing something take turns with relieve for a time give a rest to.

intransitive verb To name or write in order the letters of a word or words.

intransitive verb To add up to signify.

intransitive verb To constitute the letters of (a word).

intransitive verb To name or write in order the letters constituting (a word).

transitive verb To put (someone) under a spell bewitch.

noun A compelling attraction charm or fascination.

noun A word or formula believed to have magic power.

intransitive verb Australian To rest for a time from an activity.

intransitive verb To take turns working.intransitive verb To allow (someone) to rest a while.intransitive verb To relieve (someone) from work temporarily by taking a turn.noun Informal A period of physical or mental disorder or distress.noun Informal A period of weather of a particular kind.noun A short, indefinite period of time.

From The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition. we'll use '^' and '$' as special letters representing the start and end of a wordįor ( var a = 1 a ' + match + '' + match )

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