John-a-nokes

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John-a-nokes
† ˈJohn-a-ˈnokes Obs. Forms: 6 Iohn at Noke, of the Nokes, -a-noke, 7 John-a-noakes, an Okes, a Noke, 7–8 -a-Nokes, 7–9 a Nokes. [orig. John atten Oke, i.e. John (who dwells) at the oak.] A fictitious name for one of the parties in a legal action (usually coupled with John-a-stiles as the name of th... Oxford English Dictionary
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John-a-stiles
† ˈJohn-a-ˈstiles Obs. Forms: 6 John at Stile, of the Stile, 6–7 -a-stile, 7 -a-Stiles, -a-Styles, 7–8 a Stiles. [orig. John atte Stile, i.e. John (who dwells) at the stile.] (See John-a-nokes.)1531 Dial. on Laws England i. vi. 12 If a man be out⁓lawed, and after by his wyll byqueth certayne goodes ... Oxford English Dictionary
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interester
ˈinterester rare. [f. interest v. + -er1.] One who interests; in quot. 1701, † One who interests himself in behalf of others.a 1701 Sedley Grumbler i. Wks. 1778 II. 206 Gri. Pray who are they that say so? Ari. Some persons who interest themselves in your behalf. Gri. I don't care a rush for them. Th... Oxford English Dictionary
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Tom
Tom, n.1 (tɒm) Forms: 4–6 tomme, (5 thomme, 6 thom), 6– Tom; also, in general uses, with lower-case initial. 1. A familiar shortening of the Christian name Thomas; often a generic name for any male representative of the common people; esp. in Tom and Tib (cf. Jack and Jill); Tom, Dick, and (or or) H... Oxford English Dictionary
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