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behoof
behoof (bɪˈhuːf) Forms: (1–2 bi-, behóf,) 3–5 (dat.) bihoue, 4–5 bihove, 4–6 behoue, 4–7 behove, 6–7 behoove, 6–8 behoofe, 6– behoof. (Also 4–5 bihufe, 4–6 byhove, behuf, 5 byhoff, beofe, 5–6 behofe, -houfe, 6 Sc. behowe, -hufe, -huif, 7 behoolfe.) [OE. *bihóf ‘utility,’ occurring in the deriv. bihó... Oxford English Dictionary
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behoufe
behoufe obs. form of behoof. Oxford English Dictionary
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First Virginia Charter
of the said main Lands on the Backside of the same Colonies; And to HAVE and enjoy the Gold, Silver, and Copper, to be gotten thereof, to the Use and Behoof wikipedia.org
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behofe
behof(e obs. f. of behoof and behoove. Oxford English Dictionary
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beofe
beofe obs. form of behoof. Oxford English Dictionary
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behuf
behuf obs. form of behoof. Oxford English Dictionary
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biheve
▪ I. † biˈheve, a. Obs. Forms: 1 behoefe, behefe, 3 biheue. [OE. behéfe, earlier bihóefe:—*bihofio-, adj. f. *bihóf- behoof, meaning ‘of behoof, of use.’] Profitable, useful, needful.c 975 Rushw. Gosp. Mark xi. 3 Cweoðas ðætte drihtne bihoefe [Lindisf. behoflic] vel ned-ðarf is. c 1000 Ags. G. Luke ... Oxford English Dictionary
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byhofþe
byhofþe, -ofthe var. bihofthe, Obs., behoof. Oxford English Dictionary
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feckly
feckly, adv. Sc. and north. dial. (ˈfɛklɪ) [f. as prec. + -ly2.] † 1. Effectually, indeed. Obs.c 1680 [F. Sempill] Banishm. Poverty in Watson Collect. i. 14 Her..kindness which I fectlie fand, Most ready still for my behoof. 2. For the most part, mostly; almost. Also maist feckly.a 1774 Fergusson Po... Oxford English Dictionary
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bihofthe
† biˈhofth(e Obs. Forms: 2–3 bihofþe, 3 bihouþe, biofte, byefþe, 3–4 byofþe, 4 byhofþe. [f. OE. bi-, behofian to need, behove + -th1.] Need, behoof; use, service.c 1175 Lamb. Hom. 19 To þere saule bihofðe. c 1250 Gen. & Ex. 1408 Rebecca wile ic hauen, To ysac-is bi-ofte wile ic crauen. 1297 R. Glouc... Oxford English Dictionary
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byhoue
▪ I. behove, behoove, v. (bɪˈhuːv, -ˈhəʊv) Forms: 1 behófian, 2–3 be-, bihouen, (3 -hofen, -heouen, bioue, behafe), 3–5 bi-, byhoue, (4 behowe, byhufe, behowue, behowf), 4–6 behuif, 4–7 behoue, (5 behofe), 6 behooue, (bihoove, behoofe, behuf, behof), 6– behoove, 5 – behove. pa. tense behoved, (4 byh... Oxford English Dictionary
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behoveful
beˈhoveful, -ˈhooveful, a. arch. Forms: 4–5 behof-, 5 byhoof-, behoe-, behowe-, behuf-, 5–6 beho-, 5–7 behofe-, 5 behoue-, 6–7 behov-, behoof-, behoofe-, behooue-, 7 behoov-, 6–9 behoove-, 5– behoveful. [f. behoof n. + -ful. (Extremely common from 1400 to 1700; but used since only by archaists.)] Us... Oxford English Dictionary
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byofþe
byofþe var. bihofthe, Obs., behoof. Oxford English Dictionary
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byefþe
byefþe var. bihofthe, Obs., behoof. Oxford English Dictionary
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apprizer
apprizer, -ser arch. (əˈpraɪzə(r)) [f. apprize v.2 + -er1.] One who appraises; Sc. Law, A creditor for whose behoof an appraisal is made.1609 Skene Reg. Maj. vii. 150 Apprysers of flesh..to appryse the flesh..alswell for the profite of the fleshers, as of the people. 1754 Erskine Princ. Sc. Law (180... Oxford English Dictionary
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