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ees

† ees Obs.
[possibly repr. OE. ǽs ‘food, meat, carrion’ (Bosw.); possibly a. corresponding MDu. aes food, bait (mod.Du., Ger. aas).]
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c 1440 Promp. Parv. 143 Ees, fysch mete on a hoke [P. boyght for fisshes], esca, escarium.

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