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almose
† almose Obs. 5–6. Also 6 almoys(e, almoise, almos. [A literary variant of alms, affected by many writers, chiefly ecclesiastical, in 16th c.; apparently a partial refashioning of ˈalmesse, ˈalmes, after med.L. elimosina, perhaps owing something to the contemporary northern almous, and (especially S... Oxford English Dictionary
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almoise
almoise, -moyse var. almose, Obs., alms. Oxford English Dictionary
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Carbonear Island
A period of almose sixty years of peace followed, but finally, for a brief period in the summer of 1762, the island was attacked and fell under the control wikipedia.org
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alms-house
ˈalms-house A house founded by private charity, for the reception and support of the (usually aged) poor. Formerly, The house where the alms of a monastery were distributed, and the hospitality of the convent dispensed.1440 Promp. Parv., Almesshowse, Xenodochium. 1509 Bury Wills (1850) 111 The seyd ... Oxford English Dictionary
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The Books of Homilies
At the end of the first volume appeared the following statement:"Hereafter shall follow Homilies of Fasting, Prayer, Almose-deeds, of the Nativity, Passion wikipedia.org
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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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alms-deed
ˈalms-deed [f. alms + deed, from the early phrase to do alms.] 1. An act of almsgiving; a deed of charity to the poor, especially as a religious good work.c 1175 Lamb. Hom. 107 Ȝif þe ȝunge bið butan hersumnesse, and þe richen butan elmesdedan. c 1340 Hampole Prose Tr. (1866) 11 To helpe þaire sawle... Oxford English Dictionary
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repurge
repurge, v. (riːˈpɜːdʒ) [f. re- 5 a + purge v., after L. repurgāre, Sp. repurgar, F. repurger, etc.] trans. To purge or cleanse again. Also refl.1560 J. Daus tr. Sleidane's Comm. 437 Whether the soules of the godly not yet repurged, be relieved with Masses..and almose dedes. 1575 Fenton Gold. Epist.... Oxford English Dictionary
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ambry
ambry, aumbry (ˈɑːmbrɪ, æ-) Forms: α. 4 armary, 6 armorie; β. 4–6 almarie, 5 -arye, -erye, 5–6 -ary, 5–7 -erie, 5–9 almery; γ. 6 awmery, amrye, 6–7 aumery, 8–9 awmry, aumry, -ie, (amrie); δ. 6–7 aumbrie, -bray, 6–9 aumbry (-brye, ambery, -brey), ambry. [ad. L. armārium, in med.L. also almārium and a... Oxford English Dictionary
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spittle
▪ I. † spittle, n.1 Obs. Forms: α. 3–4, 6 spitel (5 -ele), 4–6 -ell; 4 spytel, 5 -elle, spytyl, 5–6 -ylle; 5 spetel, 6 -ylle; 5–6 spittell, 6 -el, Sc. spittaill, spyttell, -yll(e, spettell, -ylle. β. 6 spyttle, 6–7 spitle, 6–9 spittle. γ. 7 spitol, -oll. See also spital. [ME. spitel, spittel, etc., ... Oxford English Dictionary
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hospital
▪ I. hospital, n. (ˈhɒspɪtəl) Also 4 -ayle, 4–6 hospyt-, 4–7 -ale, 5–7 -alle, 5–8 -all. [a. OF. hospital, mod.F. hôpital, ad. med.L. hospitāle place of reception for guests, neut. sing. of hospitālis (see next). Of this word, hostel and hotel are doublets, and spital an aphetized form.] 1. A house o... Oxford English Dictionary
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