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atwite
▪ I. † aˈtwite, v.1 Obs. Forms: inf. 1 ætw{iacu}tan, 3 etwite, 3–6 atwite, 4 atwyȝte, 4–6 attwyte. pa. tense 1–3 ætwát, -witen, 3 etwat, 4 atwot. [f. at- prefix1 + OE. w{iacu}tan to blame, reproach; cf. OE. oðw{iacu}tan. The modern twit, formerly twite, is an aphetized form of this word.] 1. To cast... Oxford English Dictionary
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atwot
atwond, atwot pa. tense of atwind, atwite v. Oxford English Dictionary
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adwite
† adˈwite, v. Obs. [var. of edwite or atwite.] To reproach, accuse, twit.c 1430 Hymns to Virg. & Christ 396 (1867) 70 Þe synnes þat y loued, now haten me, To conscience þei adwiten me. Oxford English Dictionary
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atwiting
† aˈtwiting, vbl. n. Obs. [f. atwite v.1 + -ing2.] Reproaching; reproach, taunt.1340 Ayenb. 194 Hi ham..ziggeþ zuo vele atuytinges. c 1460 Russell Bk. Nurture 273 in Babees Bk. 139 To alle þe lordes haue ye a sight for groggynge & atwytynge. Oxford English Dictionary
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entwite
† enˈtwit(e, v. Obs. Also 6 entwyte, (entuite, intwight) 7 enthwite. [Altered form of atwite; cf. twit.] trans. a. To twit, rebuke, reproach (a person). Const. of, with. b. To make (a thing) a subject of reproach.1542 Udall Erasm. Apoph. 146 Thou doest naught to entwite me thus. a 1553 ― Royster D. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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twit
▪ I. twit, n.1 (twɪt) Also 6 twyte. [f. twit v.] 1. a. An act of twitting; a (light) censure or reproach; a taunt.1528 in Strype Eccl. Mem. (1721) I. App. xvii. 38 Which bookes the sayd Frear dyd litle regard, and made a twyte of it. 1664 G. Etherege Love in Tub v. v, Upon Condition that there be no... Oxford English Dictionary
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tatuite
† tatuite = t' atwite, to twit, taunt: see t'1 and atwite v.c 1315 Shoreham Poems i. 1132 For for-ȝetene sennes, Þat oure foman aredy haueþ..Tatuite. Oxford English Dictionary
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wite
▪ I. † wite, n.1 Obs. Forms: 1 wita, wiota, weota, wuta, 3 weote, wite, 4 wete; 8 pl. (Hist.) wites. [OE. wita wk. masc. (also ᵹewita witness) = OFris. wita, OS. gi-wito (MLG. wete) witness, OHG. wiȥo (giwiȥo witness), Goth. -wita (in fullawita, unwita):—OTeut. *witon-: see wit v.1] 1. A wise man, s... Oxford English Dictionary
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whye
▪ I. why, adv. (n., int.) (hwaɪ) Forms: 1–3 hwy, (1 hwiᵹ, hwie), 1–4 hwi, (3 hwui, wee, ȝwi), 3–4 wi, 3–6 whi, wy, (4 Kent. hue, 4–6 whye, 5 whyghe, 6–7 whie), 4– why; 3–5 qui, 4–5 quy, qwy, quhi, 5 qwi, Sc. qwhy, 5–6 (8 arch.) Sc. quhy. [OE. hw{iacu}, hw{yacu} instr. case of hwæt what, governed by ... Oxford English Dictionary
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