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arrouse
† aˈrrouse, v. Obs. 5–7; also 5 arrowse, -ze, arouse, 5–6 arowse, 7 -ze. [a. F. arrouse-r (Palsgr.), OF. arouser, aroser (12th c.), mod. arroser (Pr. arrosar, -zar), according to Brachet:—L. adrōrā-re, f. ad to + rōs, rōr- dew.] To bedew, sprinkle, moisten, water. (Common from Caxton to 1630.)1480 C... Oxford English Dictionary
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The Strollers
When they use their finding to pay for a dinner, they arrouse suspicions and are arrested by the police. They are imprisoned in a jail run by Kamfer. wikipedia.org
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arouse
▪ I. arouse, v. (əˈraʊz) [f. a- prefix 11 + rouse, after such pairs as rise, arise, wake, awake.] 1. To raise or stir up (a person) from sleep or inactivity; to awaken.1593 Shakes. 2 Hen. VI, iv. i. 3 Loud houling Wolues arouse the Jades That dragge the Tragicke melancholy night. 1791 Cowper Iliad x... Oxford English Dictionary
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bedew
bedew, v. (bɪˈdjuː) Forms: 4–5 bydewe, 4–7 bedeaw, 5– bedew. [f. be- + dew; cf. MHG. betouwen, MLG. bedauwen.] 1. pass. To be wetted with dew; hence active, To cover with dew-like moisture.1398 Trevisa Barth. De P.R. xiv. ii. (1495) 468 Yf good londe is bydewed..it fattyth. 1665–6 Phil. Trans. I. 25... Oxford English Dictionary
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rouse
▪ I. † rouse, n.1 Obs. [Of obscure origin.] Mirth.c 1400 Beryn 1669 The todir burgeyse rose hym vp, for to make Rouse, And axid of his felawe [etc.]. Ibid. 3610 Beryn & his feleshipp wer within the house, And speken of hir answer, & made but litill rouse.▪ II. rouse, n.2 (raʊz) Also 6–7 rowse. [f. r... Oxford English Dictionary
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sheaf
▪ I. sheaf, n. (ʃiːf) Forms: α. 1 scéaf, 4–5 shef, schef, scheef, 4–6 shefe, sheef, 5 sheeffe, (chyfe), 5–6 schefe, scheff(e, sheff, 5–7 sheffe, 6 sheaffe, schiefe, Sc. scheiff, (teind-)cheif, 6–7 sheafe, 7 sheave, sheive, 8 Sc. sheaff, 6– sheaf. pl. 1 scéafas, (scéabas, scébas), 3 sheve, (Orm.) shæ... Oxford English Dictionary
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