alphabetics
/ˌalfəˈbɛtɪks/noun
The representation of spoken sounds by letters or symbols.
- Chiefly with reference to Alexander Melville Bell..
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Alexander Ellis (1814–1890), phonetician and mathematician. From alphabetic: see -ic.
- Alnashar
- Alnath
- alnico
- alnöite
- witchweed
- witchy
- witenagemot
- with
- with a bang
- with a bump
- with a capital ——
- with a difference
- withal
- with all guns blazing
- with all one's heart (or one's whole heart)
- with all one's might
- with (any or a bit of) luck
- with apologies to
- with a vengeance
- with a view to
- with a will
- with bells on
- with both barrels
- with (brass) knobs on
- with child