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asend
† aˈsend, v. Obs. [OE. asęndan, f. a- prefix 1 + sęndan to send.] To send forth.c 1000 Ags. Gosp., Matt. xx. 2 He asende hiᵹ on hys winᵹeard. c 1175 Lamb. Hom. 91 Þat he walde his gast asenden ofer mennesc flesc. Oxford English Dictionary
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bouke
▪ I. bouk Now only Sc. and dial. Forms: 1–3 b{uacu}c, 2–4 buke, 3–4 book, 3–6 bouke, 5 bowke, 6 buike, 7 buick, 8–9 buik, 4– bouk. [OE. b{uacu}c belly = OS. bûc, Du. buik, OHG. bûh, bûch, MHG. bûch, mod.G. bauch belly, ON. bûk-r trunk of the body:—OTeut. *bûko-z. The prevailing sense in ME. is the s... Oxford English Dictionary
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adown
adown, adv. and prep. arch. (əˈdaʊn) Forms: 1 of d{uacu}ne, 1–2 ad{uacu}n(e, 2 odune, 3 adun, 3–5 adoun(e, 4–6 adowne, 4– adown. [OE. of d{uacu}ne off the mount, de monte (see down n.), cf. OFr. à val:—L. ad vallem to the valley, used in the same sense. As early as 2, the reduced form a-dūn was aphe... Oxford English Dictionary
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Popular music of Birmingham
Notable releases included DJ Taktix's extremely rough cut-up 1994 track "The Way" and Asend & Ultravibe's later wistful laments "What kind of World", " Most significant was the track "Dred Bass", released in 1994 by Asend & Ultravibe under the name Dead Dred, which managed to be highly innovative while wikipedia.org
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hell fire
hell-fire, hell fire [Orig. two words, helle being genitive case; in later use usually hyphened. In N.T. versions rendering Gr. γέεννα τοῦ πυρός lit. gehenna (or hell) of fire, i.e. fiery hell.] 1. The fire of hell.a 1000 Boeth. Metr. viii. 101 Etne..þæt mon helle fyr hateð wide. c 1000 Ags. Gosp. M... Oxford English Dictionary
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assent
▪ I. assent, v. (əˈsɛnt) Forms: 3–5 asent(e, acent(e, 4–6 assente, 4– assent. Aphet. 4–5 sent. (pa. tense and pple. 4–5 asent, assent.) [a. OF. a(s)sente-r:—L. assentāre (-āri), irreg. freq. of L. assentīre (-īri), f. as- = ad- to + sentīre to feel, perceive, think, whence also F. assentir, used in ... Oxford English Dictionary
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deity
deity (ˈdiːɪtɪ, ˈdeɪɪtɪ) Also 4–6 deite, deyte, 4 deitee, 6–7 deitie, (5 deyite, -yte, dietie, 5–7 diety, 7 dyety). [a. F. déité, in 12th c. deitet, deite (= Pr. deitat, Sp. deidad, It. deità), ad. L. deitās, deitāt-em, f. de-us god (formed by Augustine, De Civ. Dei vii. i., after L. dīvīnitās): see... Oxford English Dictionary
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thee
▪ I. † thee, n. Obs. rare—1. [f. thee v.1] evil thee: Evil speed; bad luck. (Cf. theedom b.)1509 Barclay Shyp of Folys (1570) 25 Downe he commeth with an euill thee.▪ II. thee, pers. pron. (ðiː, ðɪ) Forms: 1 (acc.) þec (Northumb. ðeh, ðech); 1–6 (dat. and acc.) þe, 3 (te), þeo, 3–4 þi, 4–5 þee, 4–7 ... Oxford English Dictionary
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sheep
▪ I. sheep, n. (ʃiːp) Forms: α. 1 scéap, scǽp, scép, 2 sceæp, 2–3 sceap, 2–4 scep, (3 se(e)p, seop), 3–4 scepe, 3–5 (6 in comb.) schep, shep, 3–6 schepe, (4 ssep, schiep), 4–5 scheep, chepe, 4–6 shepe, (5 sheppe, Sc. scheipe, 6 sheip(pe, shiepe), 6–7 sheepe, Sc. scheip, (7 in comb. shepp), 4– sheep.... Oxford English Dictionary
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hen
▪ I. hen, n. (hɛn) Forms: 1 hen(n, hæn(n, 2–5 henn, 3–7 henne, (5 hene), 3– hen. [OE. hęnn str. f., corresp. to OLG. *hęnna (MDu. henne, Du. hen), OHG. hęnna (Ger. henne):—WGer. *hannja, deriv. of hano, OE. hana cock.] 1. a. The female of the common domestic or barn-door fowl, the male of which is t... Oxford English Dictionary
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John
John (dʒɒn) Forms 2–6 Iohan, 3–5 Ion, 4 Ioan, Ioon, 4–6 Ihon, 4–7 Iohn, 5 Ione, 6 Iohne, 7– John. [= OF. Jehan, F. Jean:—L. Joannes (later Johannes), a. Gr. Ἰωάννης, ad. Heb. yōḥānān, in full y'hōḥānān Johanan, or Jehohanan, explained as ‘Jah (or Jahveh) is gracious’.] 1. a. A masculine Christian na... Oxford English Dictionary
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that
▪ I. that, dem. pron., a., and adv. (ðæt) Forms: see below. [In OE. þæt, nom. and acc. singular neuter of the simple demonstrative pronoun and adjective se, séo, þæt, the adjectival use of which has also produced the ‘definite article’ the, under which the history and obs. inflexional forms are give... Oxford English Dictionary
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