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astunned
† astoned, astunned, ppl. a. Obs. (əˈstʌnd) Forms: 3–7 astoned, 4 astuned, astouned, 5 astonyd, astownyd, 5–6 astooned, astoyned, 4–6 astonned, 6–7 astond, 7 astund, 7–8 astunned. [Pa. pple. of prec. vb., pronounced in ME. (aˈstunəd, aˈstund); but sometimes, like other ME. words in -und, lengthened ... Oxford English Dictionary
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inknit
† inˈknit, v. Obs. rare—1. [f. in-1 + knit v.] trans. To knit up, draw close together.c 1374 Chaucer Troylus iii. 1039 (1088) Ther with þe sorwe so his herte shette That..euery spirit his vigour yn-knette [v.rr. inknette, inknitt] So þey astoned & oppressed were. Oxford English Dictionary
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astound
▪ I. astound, ppl. a. arch. (əˈstaʊnd) Forms: 4 astuned, 4–6 astouned, 5 astownyd, 6 astownd, 6 astound. [A phonetic development of astoned, astun'd, ME. (aˈstunəd, aˈstund), by lengthening and subsequent diphthongizing of the u, as happened in bound, found, ground, round, OE. bunden, funden, grund,... Oxford English Dictionary
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astony
astony, v. arch. (əˈstɒnɪ) Forms: 3 astoney, 3–5 astonie, -ye, 6 astunnye, 6– astony. [A variant of astone, of difficult explanation; perh. the ending is due to OF. pa. pple. estoné, estonné. The instance in the Ayenbite may be only the inf. in -ie of astone: it has pr. tense aston-eth.] 1. trans. =... Oxford English Dictionary
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astonied
astonied, ppl. a. (əˈstɒnɪd) Forms: 4–5 astoneyd, 4–6 -yed, 5 -eyed, 5–6 astoyned, astonnyed, -ied, 6– astonied. Aphet. 4 stoneyd, stoneȝid. [A variant of prec.; pa. pple. of astony v. (Various writers have apparently fancied this word to be a derivative of stony, and used it as = petrified, in the ... Oxford English Dictionary
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astone
† astone, astun, v. Obs. (əˈstʌn) Forms: 3–6 aston-e(n, 4 astune, astoune, 5 astoon, astown, 5–6 astoyne, astoun, 6 astonne, 6–7 aston, 7–8 astun (some of these only in pa. pple.). [The etymology and form-history present points of difficulty. To all appearance, astone, astune, astoune, was a. OF. es... Oxford English Dictionary
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trembling
▪ I. trembling, vbl. n. (ˈtrɛmblɪŋ) [f. tremble v. + -ing1.] The action of the verb tremble in various senses; in quot. 1902, spec. ague in sheep (see tremble n. 2).1303 R. Brunne Handl. Synne 4912 Ȝyf he lerne gylerye Fals wurde and feynt trenlyng [v.r. tremlynge]. 1382 Wyclif Eph. vi. 5 Seruauntis... Oxford English Dictionary
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strengh
▪ I. † strengh, n. Obs. Forms: 1 strengo, strengu, 3 strenge, 3–5 strengh(e, 5 stryngh(e. [OE. stręngu wk. fem. = OS. (megin)strengi, OHG. strengî, strangî (MHG., mod.G. strenge):—OTeut. type *straŋgîn-, f. *straŋgo- strong a.] = strength n., in various senses. 1. The quality of being strong, whethe... Oxford English Dictionary
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laving
▪ I. laving, vbl. n. (ˈleɪvɪŋ) [f. lave v.1 + -ing1.] The action of the vb. lave1 in various senses; † baling; washing. Also attrib., laving-bowl, a baling bowl or scoop.1458 R. Fannande Inscr. St. Helen's, Abingdon in Leland Itin. (1769) VII. 80 Then the strenghe of the streme astoned them stronge,... Oxford English Dictionary
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affray
▪ I. affray, v. Obs. or arch. (əˈfreɪ) Forms: 4 afrai, afrey, 4–7 afray(e, affraye, 4– affray. pa. tense 4 afrayed, affraied, 6 affraide, afraid. pa. pple.: see afraid. Also aphetic fray. [a. Anglo-Fr. afraye-r, effraye-r, early OFr. effreer, esfreer, 1 sing. pres. esfrei, (Pr. esfredar):—late L. ex... Oxford English Dictionary
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lash
▪ I. lash, n.1 (læʃ) Also 4–6 lasshe, 5 las(c)he. [? f. lash v.1] 1. † a. gen. A sudden or violent blow; a dashing or sweeping stroke (obs.). b. spec. A stroke with a thong or whip.c 1330 Arth. & Merl. 9375 (Kölbing) Kehenans com wiþ gret rape & ȝaf king Arthour swiche a las, Þat Arthour al astoned ... Oxford English Dictionary
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leap
▪ I. leap, n.1 (liːp) Forms: 1 hl{yacu}p, 3 lupe (ǖ), leope, leep(e, (lip), 4–6 lepe, 6–7 leape, 6– leap. [OE. hl{yacu}p, Anglian *hlép str. masc.:—OTeut. type *hlaupi-z, corresponds (apart from declension) to OFris. (bec-)hlêp, Du. loop, OHG. hlouf (MHG. louf, mod.Ger. lauf), ON. hlaup neut. (Da. l... Oxford English Dictionary
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rede
▪ I. rede, n.1 Now arch. or poet. and dial. (riːd) Forms: 1–3 ræd, 3 reæd, ræid, (reað), 3–6, 9 read, 3–7 (9 Sc.) reade, 3 (4–6 Sc.) reid, (5 Sc. -e), 3–7 reed, (5–7 -e), 2–7 (8 Sc.), 9 rede; 1–5 (6 Sc.) red, 5 redde, 7 Sc. redd, 2–3 (7 Sc.) rad, 3–4 rade. [Common Teut.: OE. rǽd masc. = OFris. rêd, ... Oxford English Dictionary
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simple
▪ I. simple, a. and n. (ˈsɪmp(ə)l) Also α. 4 simpil, -ul, 5 simpel, -ill, -ulle; 4–5 sympile, 5–6 -ill, 5 sympel(l, 5–6 sympyll (5 -yl, -ylle, cympylle), sympul (5 -ull), 4–6 symple. β. 4–6, Sc. 8–9 semple, 5–6 sempill (6 -yll). [a. OF. simple (12th cent., = Prov., Sp., and Pg. simple), ad. L. simpl... Oxford English Dictionary
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