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adrink
† aˈdrink, v. Obs. Forms as in drink. [f. a- prefix 1 intensive + drink, OE. drinc-an. Cf. Germ. ertrinken.] lit. To swallow too much water; hence, 1. To be drowned.c 880 K. ælfred Bæda iii. xxiv. 221 Mycele má moncynnes adranc on ðam wætere. 1205 Layamon 2490 In ane deope watere · þer heo adronken.... Oxford English Dictionary
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adronc
adronc, -nken pa. tense and pple. of adrink v. Obs. Oxford English Dictionary
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adrench
† aˈdrench, v. Obs. Forms: inf. 1 adrenc-an, 2– adrenche(n. pa. tense 1–3 adrenc-te, 2–3 adrengte, adrente, adreinte; 4 adraynte, 4–5 adreynte. pa. pple. 1 adrenc-ed, 2–3 adrenct, adrent, adreint; 4–5 adreynt, adraynt. [f. a- prefix 1 intensive + drench, OE. drencan, causal deriv. of drink. Cf. Ger.... Oxford English Dictionary
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asench
† aˈsench, v. Obs. Forms of pa. tense 3 asenchte, aseingde, aseint, asencte, 4 asenkte. [f. a- prefix 1 + sench, OE. sęncan, causal of sincan to sink. Cf. adrench, adrink, and see asink.] To cause to sink; to submerge, drown.1205 Lay. 25627 Ure scipen he aseingde, þat folc he al adrente [1250 Oure f... Oxford English Dictionary
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laugh
▪ I. laugh, n. (lɑːf, læf) Also 9 Sc. lauch. [f. next vb. Cf. MHG., mod.G. lache, Du. lach.] 1. The action of laughing; laughing, or an inclination to laugh; laughter. rare.1690 Crowne Eng. Frier v. 45 Oh, I'me full of laugh, and must give it some vent. 1694 Congreve Double Dealer iii. ix. 37 You ar... Oxford English Dictionary
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drink
▪ I. drink, v.1 (drɪŋk) Pa. tense drank (dræŋk); pa. pple. drunk (drʌŋk). Forms: Pres. stem. 1–4 drinc-, 2– drink- (3 drinnk- Orm., dringk-, 3–4 drinch-, 3–5 dring- (he dringþ), 3–6 drynk-, 4–6 drinck-); 3–7 drinke, 4– drink. pa. tense sing. 1–3 dranc, 3– drank, 3 dronc, dranck, Orm. drannk, 3–5 dro... Oxford English Dictionary
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main
▪ I. main, n.1 (meɪn) Forms: 1 mæᵹen, mæᵹn, 2–4 mein, (3 Lay. mæin), 3–4 meyn, 3–6 mayn, 4–6 Sc. mane, 4–7 maine, mayne, 3– main. [OE. mæᵹen, = OS. megin, OHG. magan, megin, ON. magn, megn, megin, f. root *mag-: see may v., might n.] I. 1. a. Physical strength, force, or power. Obs. exc. in phr. wit... Oxford English Dictionary
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