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bargham
† ˈbargham Obs. exc. dial. Forms: 5 bargham, barwam, berhom; also in mod. dial., barfhame (Durh.), barfan (Yorksh.), bariham, barkham (Lancs.), baurghwan (north, Grose), brauchin (Cumberld.), brecham (Sc.), barkum (Craven). [? f. OE. beorᵹ-an to protect + hame, q.v.] The collar of a working horse.c ... Oxford English Dictionary
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berwham
berwham early form of bargham.a 1300 W. de Biblesworth in Wright Voc. 168 Coleres de quyr, beru-hames. c 1440 Promp. Parv. 33 Berwham, horsys colere [1499 beruham for hors]. Oxford English Dictionary
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Christopher Garneys
He was rewarded by an annuity of 10l., soon afterwards increased to 20l. and 30l., by grants of lands in several counties, viz. the manors of Bargham, wikipedia.org
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barkum
barkum dial. form of bargham, horse-collar. Oxford English Dictionary
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braugham
braugham dial. var. bargham, a horse-collar.1807 J. Stagg Poems 14 Kit gat a braugham in his han', Wi' veng'ance whurl'd it at him, The collar leeghted roun' his neck, An' to the fluir it pat him. Oxford English Dictionary
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brecham
brecham Sc. (ˈbrɛxəm, ˈbrɛ{cced}əm) Also 6 brechome, 8 brechan, brechem, brechom. [By metathesis f. bercham, bergham, ME. berhom: see bargham.] The collar of a draught-horse.1501 Douglas Pal. Hon. 426 Raw silk brechamis ouir thair halsis hingis. 1566 Inventories 171 (Jam.) Auld brechomes and hernes.... Oxford English Dictionary
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hambargh
† ˈhambargh Obs. or dial. Forms: 5 hamberwe, -burwe, 8–9 howmbark. [f. hame2 + OE. -beorᵹ, -berᵹ = ᵹebeorᵹ protection: cf. héafod-beorᵹ helmet, healsbeorᵹ hauberk, gorget. The elements are the same as in the synonymous bargham, (berhom, brecham, barkum).] The collar of a draught horse; a bargham or ... Oxford English Dictionary
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barfan
▪ I. barf, barfan dial. ff. bargh, bargham.▪ II. barf, v. slang (orig. and chiefly U.S.). (bɑːf) [Orig. unknown; perh. echoic.] intr. To vomit or retch. Occas. trans. (also with up).1960 in Wentworth & Flexner Dict. Amer. Slang. 1963 T. Pynchon V i. 10 Here were your underage Marine barfing in the s... Oxford English Dictionary
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berhom
berhom obs. form of bargham. Oxford English Dictionary
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