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battoe
ˈbattoe freq. U.S. var. of bateau, batteau. Obs.1711 Boston News-Let. 23–30 July 2/1 All our Battoes are finished. 1770 Washington Diaries (1925) I. 381 Got the Battoe, and the two Boats round to the Mill with Stone. 1801 Austin Papers (1924) i. 72 Passed a Battoe in from New Orleans. Hence battoe m... Oxford English Dictionary
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batteau
batteau var. bateau. Cf. battoe. Oxford English Dictionary
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John Bradstreet
Also a combat force, the 'Battoe Men', as they were sometimes called, took part in combat operations, most famously Bradstreet's assault on Fort Frontenac wikipedia.org
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Dey Street
According to Pierre Eugene du Simitiere, an early alternate name was Batteau or Battoe Street. wikipedia.org
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James River bateau
Rucker's battoe (sic) is 50. f. long. 4.f. wide in the bottom & 6.f. at top. she carries 11. hhds & draws 13½ I. water." wikipedia.org
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bateau
‖ bateau (bato) Also, less correctly, batteau. Pl. bateaux (batoːz). [Fr.:—OF. batel ‘boat,’ cogn. w. Sp. batel, It. battello, dim. of batto; cf. med.L. batellus, batus, battus, prob. from Teut., and ON. bátr, OE. bát, Eng. boat.] 1. A light river boat; esp. the long tapering boats with flat bottoms... Oxford English Dictionary
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turpentine
▪ I. turpentine, n. (ˈtɜːpəntaɪn) Forms: α. 5–6 terebentine, -yne (see also terebinthine); β. 4–5 terb-, 5 turbentyne; γ. 5–6 terpentin, turpentyne, 6 -tyn, 7 terpentine, 6– turpentine; δ. 5 turmyntyne, 6 termenteyne. [In 14–15th c. terebentyne, terbentyne, a. OF. tere-, terbentine, ad. L. terbentin... Oxford English Dictionary
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Battle of Fort Bull
Johnson reported upon arriving at the ruins of Fort Bull that he "found within the fort twenty-three soldiers, two women and one Battoe Man, some burned wikipedia.org
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set
▪ I. set, n.1 (sɛt) Also 4–5 sete, 3–6 sette, (6 seat), 5– (now prevalent in many technical senses) sett. [f. set v.1, partly directly from the vb.-stem, and partly a subst. use of set ppl. a.; the two formations cannot always be distinguished. OE. had set neut., seat (in sing. place of setting of t... Oxford English Dictionary
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