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askant
askant, adv. (əˈskænt) Forms: 7 ascant, a-skaunt, 7–9 askaunt, 8– askant. [apparently a later variant of askance q.v., with termination assimilated to asquint or aslant.] 1. = askance 1.1695 Blackmore Pr. Arth. ii. 461 Man's Soul, by this rude Shock from 's Center driv'n, Stands so a-skaunt. 1795 So... Oxford English Dictionary
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askanted
† aˈskanted, ppl. a. Obs. rare—1. In 7 eskanted. [f. prec. + -ed.] Turned askant.1576 T. N[ewton] Lemnie's Touchst. Complex. (1633) 221 With eyes sullen, sterne, terrible, glancing aside and eskanted. Oxford English Dictionary
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Mary Seacole
the soldiers she treated, changing their perceptions about her as described in the Illustrated London News: "Perhaps at first the authorities looked askant wikipedia.org
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skaunt
skaunt aphetic form of askaunt askant.1791 W. Taylor tr. Lessing's Nathan (1887) 35 This fellow does not follow me for pastime. How skaunt he eyes his hands! Oxford English Dictionary
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scaunt
† scaunt, a. Obs. rare—1. [Aphetic form for ascaunt. See askant adv.] Oblique.1741 Betterton's Eng. Stage v. 66 The Contraction of the Lips and the Scaunt Look of the Eyes, expresses the Gesture of a deriding and malicious Person. Oxford English Dictionary
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List of English prepositions
Scotland) anent (obsolete; rare; regional, Scotland and Yorkshire) anewst (obsolete) anunder (regional, Northern England, Ireland, and Scotland) askant wikipedia.org
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askances
▪ I. askance, adv. (əˈskæns) Forms: 6 a scanche, a scance, ascaunce, 6–7 asconce, ascance, 6–8 askaunce, 7 askauns, ascaunse, 6– askance. [Etymology unknown. Wedgwood suggests It. a schiancio ‘bias, slanting, sloping or slopingly, aslope, across, overthwart’ (Baretti), where schiancio is = OFr. escl... Oxford English Dictionary
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rustical
rustical, a. and n. (ˈrʌstɪkəl) Also 5–6 rusticalle, 6–7 -all; 6 rustycall. [ad. OF. rustical, or med.L. rusticāl-is: see prec. and -al1.] A. adj. 1. = rustic a. 2. Now arch.1432–50 tr. Higden (Rolls) II. 345 He was trowede to haue bene a godde of the rusticalle peple. 1531 Elyot Gov. iii. xxii. (18... Oxford English Dictionary
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印尼裔澳大利亚人
参考 Coté, Joost; Westerbeek, Loes (2005), Recalling the Indies: Colonial Culture and Postcolonial Identities, Askant Academic Publishers, ISBN 978-90-5260 wikipedia.org
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squint
▪ I. squint, n. (skwɪnt) [f. squint a. or v.] 1. a. A permanent tendency in the eye to look obliquely or askant; defective coincidence of the optic axes; strabismus.a 1652 Brome Queenes Exch. ii. i, The dulnesse of the Eye, which here shews deadly But for a little squint it has. 1712–3 Swift Jrnl. t... Oxford English Dictionary
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eye
▪ I. eye, n.1 (aɪ) Forms: 1 éaᵹe, éᵹe, (éᵹo, éᵹu, ǽᵹe), 2–4 eȝe, 2–3 eȝhe, 2–5 eiȝe (3 ehe), 3–5 eghe, 3–7 eie, 4 egȝe, ei, hei(e, he (north.), 4–5 eyȝe, eyghe, eighe, yȝe, iȝe, 4–7 ey, 5 egh, yghe, ighe, eyhe, ehe, yhe, ye, ie, (hyghe, hye, iey, ȝee, hee, iȝee, ieae), 5–6 e (north.), (eae, iee), 5–... Oxford English Dictionary
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