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beot
† beot, n. Obs. [OE. béot, contr. from earlier *ˈb{iacu}hát ‘promise,’ the original noun-form, corresponding to the vb. bi-, be-ˈhátan: see be-, by-. For the contraction cf. héold (:—ˈhe-hald), béo, etc. A shifting of the stress from ˈb{iacu}hát to bi-ˈhát, on analogy of the vb., gave the late OE. b... Oxford English Dictionary
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Beot
A is Old English for a ritualized boast, vow, threat, or promise. The principle of a bēot is to proclaim one's acceptance of a seemingly impossible challenge in order to gain tremendous glory for actually accomplishing it. Anglo-Saxon warriors would usually deliver bēots in the mead hall the night b... wikipedia.org
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i-beot
† i-beot Obs. [OE. ᵹebéot, f. ᵹe- i- prefix + beot.] Threatening.c 1000 ælfric Hom. I. 568 Alys us nu Drihten fram his ᵹebeote. c 1205 Lay. 7682 Heo speken of þrætte & of prute ibeote. Ibid. 21029 Þis was heore ibeot. Oxford English Dictionary
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Jung-woo
Ways of writing this name in hanja include: (바를 정 bareul jeong, 벗 우 beot u): "upright friend". wikipedia.org
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Wyrd
See also Amor fati Beot Destiny Karma Kismet Moirai Predestination Ṛta Teotl Weaving (mythology) References Bertha S. wikipedia.org
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biwiste
† beˈwist(e, biwist(e Obs. Also 1 biᵹwist, 3 biwest, buwist, beowust, beoust, bywist(e, -wyste. [OE. ˈb{iacu}wist, fem., f. bi-, be- 1 + wist ‘being’ = OS., OHG., wist, Goth. wists:—OTeut. *wisti-z ‘being,’ f. wesan to be. ˈB{iacu}wist is the n. answering to a vb. *bi-ˈwesan; cf. Goth. bi-wisan to b... Oxford English Dictionary
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The Duo
Yoon Yong-hyun as Choon-bo Gong Hyung-jin as Gong Po-gyo Jung Chan as Jo Sun-dal Jang Yong-hee as Pan-sool Chi Woo as young Pan-sool Im Dae-ho as Beot-deul's father Yang Mi-kyung as Chun-doong's mother Yoon Hong-bin as young Won-chil Baek Sung-heum as young Beot-deul Kim Woo-suk as young Se-gap Ratings The wikipedia.org
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ylast
† yˈlast, v. Obs. Forms: 1–5 ᵹelæstan, etc. as in last v.1; also 3–4 ylaste, yleste. pa. tense 1 ᵹelæste, 2 ȝelest, 3–4 ilast(e, ilest(e, 3–5 ylast(e. pa. pple. 1 ᵹelæst, ᵹelæsted, 2 ᵹelest, 3 ilæst, ilast, 4 ylast(ed. [OE. ᵹelǽstan: see y- 3 c and last v.1] 1. trans. To carry out, perform: = last v... Oxford English Dictionary
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willesful
† willesful, a. Obs. [f. willes, gen. of will n.1 + -ful.] 1. Strong-willed; obstinate: = wilful a.1 1.a 1240 Sawles Warde in O.E. Hom. I. 257 Þe willesfule husewif halt hire al stille. c 1290 Beket 1291 in S. Eng. Leg. I. 143 Þe Erchebischop is willesful [v.r. wilful] and ȝwane he is alles i-brouȝt... Oxford English Dictionary
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Symbel
In Beowulf, a warrior's boast (gielp, gylp) or his oath (beot) is often spoken at a feast. The two types of boast are the ȝielp (pronounced 'yelp') and the beot (pronounced 'bayawt', but as one syllable). wikipedia.org
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swind
† swind, v. Obs. Also 4 swynde. [OE. swindan, pa. tense swand, swundon, pa. pple. -swunden = OHG. suuintan, suindan, pa. tense suant, (MHG. swinden, occas. swinten, G. schwinden, schwand, geschwunden, whence Da. svinde), a formation with -nd- on the Teut. root swī̆- (cf. Icel. sv{iacu}a to abate), p... Oxford English Dictionary
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Heitstrenging
Close similarities have been noted between and Anglo-Saxon oath-swearing and boasting practices such as the beot, with both involving promises to accomplish wikipedia.org
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tutel
▪ I. † ˈtutel, n. Obs. rare. [app. a derivative (with -el1) of tūte, not recorded in Eng. but occurring in MDu. and MLG. and surviving as Du. tuit, WFris. tute, tût, LG. tûte, tüte, etc., spout, lip (of a can), pouting or protruding mouth, etc. (Sw. and Norw. tut, Da. tud, spout, are from LG.) The e... Oxford English Dictionary
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Flyting
See also Beot Craic Senna Slam poetry Dozens Maternal insult Battle rap Banter Pwnco, a verse 'battle' forming part of the Welsh custom of the Mari Lwyd wikipedia.org
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