might
31might — [OE] Might goes back ultimately to Indo European *mag ‘be able, have power’, the same base as produced the auxiliary verb may. The noun might was formed with the Germanic suffix * tiz, which also gave German and Dutch macht ‘power’; and the verb… …
32might've — /ˈmaıtəv/ used as a contraction of might have I think we might ve had different goals. She did what any other smart person might ve done in that situation …
33might — See can, may, might See might, mighty …
34might've — [[t]ma͟ɪtəv[/t]] Might ve is the usual spoken form of might have, especially when have is an auxiliary verb …
35might — See: WITH MIGHT AND MAIN …
36might — See: WITH MIGHT AND MAIN …
37might've — verb a) might have; used to express the possibility of something occurring in the past as condition to another non occurring past event. If we had gone to Hollywood, we mightve met a film star. b) Used to express uncertainty about a past event. I …
38might — Synonyms and related words: adequacy, amperage, ampleness, amplitude, arm, armipotence, ascendancy, authoritativeness, authority, beef, black power, boundlessness, brawn, brute force, bulk, capability, capacity, charge, charisma, clout, cogence,… …
39might — See: with might and main …
40might — maɪt n. strength, power, force; bravery might (may) maɪt v. can; allow; be possible; wish, would that meɪ n. hawthorne tree or bush; flowers of the hawthorne bush; young woman (Archaic); springtime v. can; allow; be possible; wish, would that …
