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anour
† aˈnour, n. Obs. [Orig. a var. of onour, honour, a. OFr. onor, anor, anur; but influenced by the confusion between onour-en to honour, and anour-en to adore, worship. See anoure v. and honour.] Honour, reverence, worship.c 1314 Guy Warw. 149 God hath the don gret anour. c 1330 Rol. & Vernagu (1836)...
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anourous
anourous, a. Zool. (əˈnʊərəs, əˈnaʊrəs) Also anurous. [f. Gr. ἀν priv. + οὐρ-ά tail + -ous. The reg. transliteration of the Gr. is anur-ous, but anour-ous is in common use.] Tailless. Applied to Amphibia, like the frog and toad, and (less correctly) to brachyurous crustacea, like the crab.1838 Penny...
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anourement
† aˈnourement Obs. Also 4–5 anour-, enour-, 5 enor-. [corruptly for anournement anornament: see prec.] = adornment, ornament.c 1382 Wyclif Esther ii. 3 And take thei wymmen enourmentis [v.r. wymenus ournemens]. 1405 Lay Folks' Mass-Bk., B.P. ii. 65 Boke or chales, vestiment, lyght or towelle, or any...
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anorn
† aˈnorn, v. Obs. Also 4–5 aourn, anowrn(e, enourn(e, 5 aorne, 4–6 anourn, 6 annorn. [a. OFr. aörne-r, aöurne-r:—L. adornā-re; in later Fr. adorner, adorn. By identification of a- prefix 7 with a- prefix 2, of which the full form bef. a vowel was an- (see an- prefix 1), a-ourne was erron. expanded i...
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manship
manship (ˈmænʃɪp) Forms: 1 manscipe, 3 mannshipe, monscipe, monschipe, 4 manschippe, manshupe, manscip, manschipe, manchip, 5 manschyp, manshyp, menschepe, 5, 7, 9 manship. [OE. manscipe: see man n.1 and -ship. Cf. G. mannschaft.] † 1. Humanity, kindness; courtesy, civility. Obs.a 1000 tr. Pope Serg...
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honour
▪ I. honour, honor, n. (ˈɒnə(r)) Forms: 3–4 onur, honur(e, 4 onour(e, 4–6 honoure, -owre, (5 onnere, 5–6 honnour(e, 6 honnor), 3– honour, 4– honor. [a. OF. onor, -ur, honor, -ur (11th c.), AF. (h)onour, mod.F. honneur (= It. onore, Sp., Pg. honor):—L. honōr-em repute, esteem, official dignity, honor...
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