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almoign
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Childwall
There was a priest, having half a carucate of land in frank almoign." wikipedia.org
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frank-almoign
frank-almoign, -almoin Law. [a. AF. fraunke almoigne: see frank a.2 and almoign.] (See almoign 2.) Oxford English Dictionary
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almon
almon obs. form of almoign and almond. Oxford English Dictionary
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almonage
† ˈalmonage Obs. [a. OFr. almosnaige, aumonnaige, almsgiving, gift; f. almosnīer to give alms, f. almosne: see alms and -age.] In phr. frank almonage = frank almoin: see almoign.1655 Fuller Ch. Hist. vi. 292 None of these held of mean Lords by franke almonage, but all of the King in capite per Baron... Oxford English Dictionary
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almoin
almoign, almoin (ælˈmɔɪn) Also 4 almoyn, 6 almoyne, -on(e, 7 allmone. [In the form almon(e, a. OFr. almône, almosne (mod.Fr. aumône): see alms. Almoign (-oin, -oyne) is late AFr., perh. due to confusion with alimonium, the senses of the two words partially overlapping. But *alimosina could of itself... Oxford English Dictionary
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alms
alms (ɑːmz) Forms: 1 ælmysse, 1–3 ælmesse (2–3 ælmisse, elmisse, 2–4 elmesse), 2–6 almesse (2–4 almisse, 4 alemesse, allmesse, 5 almese), 2–7 almes (2 elmes, 3 almys, 4 almis, 5 elmys, 6 allmes), 7–9 alms. Pl. wanting; formerly 4–6 almessis, almesses; since 7 the sing. alms has also been used as pl.... Oxford English Dictionary
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eleemosynary
eleemosynary, a. and n. (ˌɛlɪiːˈmɒsɪnərɪ) Also 7–8 elemo-, eleemo-, -sin-, -sn-, -sunary. [ad. med.L. eleēmosynārius, f. eleēmosyna: see alms.] A. adj. 1. Of or pertaining to alms or almsgiving; charitable. eleemosynary house, eleemosynary corporation, one established for the distribution of alms, e... Oxford English Dictionary
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perpetual
perpetual, a. (adv. and n.) (pəˈpɛtjuːəl) Also 4 -ewel, 4–7 -uel, 5 -ueil, 6 parpetuall, (perputall). [a. F. perpétuel (12th c. in Hatz.-Darm.) = It. perpetuale, ad. L. perpetuāl-is (in Quint., along with universāl-is), deriv. of perpetuus continuous, unbroken, permanent, f. per- 1 + (?) petĕre to a... Oxford English Dictionary
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pure
▪ I. pure, a. (n., adv.) (pjʊə(r)) Forms: 3–5 pur, 4– pure. (Also 4 puȝr, por(e, 4 (6 Sc.) puyr(e, puir(e, 5 poure, 5–6 pewr(e, 9 pewer; 5–6, 9– puer, 6 peur.) [a. OF. pur, fem. pure (12th c. in Littré), = Pr. pur, Sp., It. puro:—L. pūru-s clean, clear, unmixed, pure, chaste, etc.] A. adj. I. In phy... Oxford English Dictionary
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free
▪ I. free, a., n., and adv. (friː) Forms: 1 fr{iacu}o, fréo, freoh, frioh, fr{iacu}, fr{yacu}, fr{iacu}ᵹ, 2–3 fri(e, 3–4 freo, (3 south. vreo), 4 fry, frey, south. vry, vri, 6 frye, 6–7 (chiefly Sc.) frie, 2–6 fre, 4– free. [Com. Teut.: OE. fréo, fr{iacu}o, friᵹ corresponds to OFris. frî, OS. frî (r... Oxford English Dictionary
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