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† alˈsoon, adv. Obs. Also alsone, alsoone. [= als soon, i.e. as soon, which is the modern form in sense 1; sense 2 is quite obs.] See also as soon. 1. Followed by as: As soon. Cf. Fr. aussitôt que.1375 Barbour Bruce x. 368 Alsoyn As this deuisit wes. 1434 Test. Ebor. II. 41 Alson as y⊇ saule be out ...
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alswythe
† alˈswith(e, alˈswyth(e, adv. Obs. [= als swith(e, as quickly: see swithe, and cf. alstite.] 1. Followed by as: As fast, as quickly, as soon.a 1300 Cursor M. 489 Alsuiþe als he was made. 2. absol. As fast as possible, with all speed, immediately. Cf. alsoon.1375 Barbour Bruce viii. 153 His ansuer h...
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alstit
† alsˈtite, alsˈtit, adv. Obs. north. [= als tite = as quick: see tite.] See also as-tite. 1. Followed by as: As quick, as soon.1340 Hampole Pr. Consc. 6460 Als tyte als þe last dome es gyven. 2. absol.: As quick as possible, immediately, at once. Cf. alsoon.c 1325 E.E. Allit. P. B. 1099 What-so he ...
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2012 New Year Honours (New Zealand)
Kirsty Alsoon Murrell-McMillan – of Invercargill. For services to nursing.
William Leggett Noble – of Hamilton. For services to education.
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assoon
as ˈsoon, aˈssoon, advb. phr. Forms: 3–4 als son(e, 4–5 also sone, alsone, 5 asoune, 5–7 assoone. The two words as soon were commonly written as one from 15th to 18th c., both with, and without, following as; cf. Fr. aussitôt(que. See other instances under Alsoon.? 1475 Plumpton Corr. 30 Asoune as t...
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soon
▪ I. soon, adv. (suːn) Forms: (see below). [OE. sóna, = OS. sâno, sâna, commonly sân (MLG. sân), OFris. sôn, sân, OHG. (and MHG.) sân, MFlem. saen (WFlem. zaen, zaan); not represented in Scand., and now obs. in most of the Continental dialects. As OE. sóna had the sense of ‘at once, immediately’, it...
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