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abrood
abrood, adv., prop. phr. (aˈbruːd) Also 3–4 abrode. [a prep.1 + brood n.] On its brood or eggs; hatching eggs; breeding young, mischief, etc.a 1250 Owl & Nightingale 518 So sone so thu sittest abrode, Thu for-lost al thine wise. 1398 Trevisa Barth. De P.R. (1495) xii. ii. 409 The egle is a foule tha... Oxford English Dictionary
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Namakab Rud
See also Sardab Rud Greater Tehran References http://www.namakabrud.com External links Pictures of Namak Abrood Namakabrood pictures Gilara wikipedia.org
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despiser
despiser (dɪˈspaɪzə(r)) [f. despise v. + -er1. Cf. OF. despiseor, nom. despisière, -sère.] One who despises; a contemner, scorner.a 1340 Hampole Psalter Comm. Cant. 500 Y⊇ scorners & despisers of pore men. 1382 Wyclif Acts xiii. 41 Se ȝe, dispiseris, and wondre ȝe, and be ȝe scaterid abrood. [Tindal... Oxford English Dictionary
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fomentation
fomentation (fəʊmənˈteɪʃən) [ad. late L. fōmentātiōn-em, n. of action f. fōmentāre to foment. Cf. F. fomentation.] 1. Med. The application to the surface of the body either of flannels, etc. soaked in hot water, whether simple or medicated, or of any other warm, soft, medicinal substance. dry foment... Oxford English Dictionary
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scattering
▪ I. scattering, vbl. n. (ˈskætərɪŋ) [-ing1.] 1. The action of the verb scatter, in various senses; also, an instance of this.1382 Wyclif Jas. i. 1 James..to the twelue kynredis, that ben in scateringe abrood, helthe. a 1425 Cursor M. 15541 (Trin.) Þis nyȝt shal ben a scateryng [v.rr. sculd, skaile,... Oxford English Dictionary
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sparse
▪ I. sparse, a. (adv.) (spɑːs) [ad. L. spars-us, pa. pple. of spargĕre to scatter. Cf. It. sparso, Pg. esparso, OF. espars(e, F. épars(e.] 1. Sc. Of writing: Having wide spaces between the words; widely spaced or spread out.1727 Wodrow Corr. (1843) III. 288 These were produced on Tuesday the 18th, a... Oxford English Dictionary
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abroad
▪ I. abroad, adv. and prep. and n. (əˈbrɔːd) Forms: 3–4 a brod, 4 a-brood, 5 on brode, 5–6 a-brode, 6 abroade, 6– abroad. [f. a prep.1 on, in, at + broad a. Cf. a-long, at large, and a-brede, OE. on brede, mod.Sc. a breid.] A. adv. 1. a. Broadly, widely, at large, over a broad or wide surface.1297 R... Oxford English Dictionary
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brood
▪ I. brood, n. (bruːd) Forms: 1 bród, 3–5 brod, 4–5 brode, 5–6 broode, Sc. brude, 4– brood. [OE. bród, cogn. with Du. broed neut., MDu. broet -d-; also with OHG., MHG. bruot fem., ‘heat, warmth, hatching, that which is hatched, brood’, mod.G. brut ‘hatching, brood’, from Teutonic verb-root bro- to w... Oxford English Dictionary
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entrail
▪ I. entrail, n.1 (ˈɛntreɪl) Chiefly in pl. Forms: α. 4–7 entraile, 4–5 entraille, 5–7 entrayle, 5 -traylle, (5 entrell(e, -treyll), 6–7 entral(l(e; β. 6–8 intrail(e, 6–7 intral(l(e, (6 intrayle, 7 interal). [a. OF. entraille (now only in pl. entrailles) = Pr. intralia:—late L. intrālia inward parts... Oxford English Dictionary
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spread
▪ I. spread, n. (sprɛd) Also 5 spredd. [f. the verb. Cf. LG. spredde, spreide, G. spreite.] I. † 1. a bitter spread, a hard experience. Obs.c 1440 Bone Florence 1843 The maryner set hur on hys bedd, Sche hadd soone aftur a byttur spredd. 2. a. The act of spreading in space; degree or extent of this.... Oxford English Dictionary
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spoil
▪ I. spoil, n. (spɔɪl) Forms: 4, 6–7 spoyle, 4, 6–8 spoile, 4, 6– spoil, 6 spoylle, 7–8 spoyl; 4–5 spuyle, 5 spuyl. See also spulyie. [ad. OF. espoille, espuille, f. espoillier (see next); or directly f. spoil v.1 In senses 5–6 after L. spolium, pl. spolia. As in the verb, there are notable gaps in ... Oxford English Dictionary
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sit
▪ I. sit, n.1 (sɪt) [f. the vb. Cf. Fris. sit, Du. zit, MLG. sit, MHG. and G. sitz seat, sitting.] 1. a. The manner in which an article of dress, or some part of one, is disposed or fits the person.1776 Mrs. Thrale Let. Johnson 16 May, Long lectures about the sit of a cap, which you will not give me... Oxford English Dictionary
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mystery
▪ I. mystery1 (ˈmɪstərɪ) Forms: 4 mystri, 4, 6 -y, 4–6 mist-, mysterye, 4–7 -ie, 5–9 mistery, 6 mystyry, mistirie, mistrie, mysteri, 4– mystery. [a. AF. *misterie (OF. mistere, mod.F. mystère masc.), = It. misterio, mistero, Sp. mistério, Pg. mysterio, ad. L. mystērium, a. Gr. µυστήριον, f. *mū̆s-, ... Oxford English Dictionary
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treat
▪ I. treat, n.1 (triːt) Forms: 4–6 trete, (5 trett, treet, treyte), 5–6 (9 Sc.) tret, 6 Sc. treit, 6–7 treate, (7 trait, trayte), 6– treat. [In branch I, f. treat v.; in II. from F. trait, or other derivative of the same stem.] I. Senses arising out of treat v. † 1. The action or an act of treating,... Oxford English Dictionary
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draw
▪ I. draw, v. (drɔː) Pa. tense drew (druː); pa. pple. drawn (drɔːn). Forms: see below. [A Common Teut. strong vb. of 6th ablaut series: OE. draᵹan, dróᵹ (dróh), draᵹen = OS. dragan, OHG. tragen, ON. draga, Goth. (ga)dragan: only in OE. and ON. with the sense ‘draw, pull’; in the other langs. with th... Oxford English Dictionary
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