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bestrew
bestrew, v. (bɪˈstruː) Also bestrow (bɪˈstrəʊ), and bestraw (obs.). Pa. pple. bestrewed; bestrewn, bestrown. For the forms see strew. [OE. bi-, bestréowian, f. bi-, be- 1 + stréowian to strew. Cf. MHG. beströuwen, Du. bestrooijen, Da. beströe, Sw. beströ. Orig. a weak verb: the pple. bestrewn is rec... Oxford English Dictionary
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bestrown
bestrow, bestrown variants of bestrew, -n. Oxford English Dictionary
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Baháʼí Faith in Rwanda
Blood is flowing, corpses bestrew the ground, and severed heads are fallen on the dust of the battlefield. O Lord! wikipedia.org
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bestraw
bestraw obs. f. bestrew. See also be- 6 b. Oxford English Dictionary
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Zhengao
Prismatic clouds wreathe the cinnabar auroras; Numinous cumuli bestrew the Eight Hollows. wikipedia.org
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bystryde
bystrow, bystryde see bestrew, bestride. Oxford English Dictionary
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bistrood
bistrete, bistrood see bestrew, bestride. Oxford English Dictionary
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belitter
▪ I. belitter, v.1 (bɪˈlɪtə(r)) [f. be- 6 + litter1.] † 1. trans. To strew with litter (for the floor). Obs.1660 Fuller Mixt Contemp. (1841) 255 Contented with a house belittered with straw. 2. To bestrew with rubbish or things in disorder.1678 Quack's Acad. in Harl. Misc. II. 33 (D.) A chamber..bel... Oxford English Dictionary
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yird
yird (also 4 ȝerd(e, 4, 8–9 yerd, 5 yherde, 6 ȝird). Sc. and north. f. earth n., and v. (to bury).c 1375 Sc. Leg. Saints i. (Petrus) 681 Ihesu,..þat in þis ȝerd com fra hewine. 1433 Deeds rel. Orkney vi, Aisiamentis..as weill under yherde as boufe yherde. 1550 Rental Bk. Cupar-Angus (1880) II. 74 Al... Oxford English Dictionary
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loathly
▪ I. loathly, a. (ˈləʊðlɪ) Forms: 1 láðlic, 2–3 loðlic, 3 lad-, lað-, loð(e)liche, 3– 4 lod(e)lich(e, -like, -lych, loþely(ch, 4 lat-, laþ-, loþli, loth(e)-, loþliche, 4–6 lod(e)ly, loth(e)lie, -ly, (5 lathely, loodly, looþeli, lotly), 5–6 layth(e)- liche, -ly, 6 Sc. lathly, laitlie, -ye, 6– loathly... Oxford English Dictionary
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verdancy
verdancy (ˈvɜːdənsɪ) [See verdant a. and -ancy.] 1. The quality, condition, or character of being verdant; greenness.1631 May tr. Barclay's Mirr. Mindes i. 39 But the greatest delight is, that soe faire a verdancy is almost distinguished into diuerse colours. Ibid. 100 England abounding in rich past... Oxford English Dictionary
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mahal
‖ mahal Indian. (məˈhɑːl) Also 7 mahael, mohol(l, 8–9 mahl, 9 muhal. [Urdū (Arab.) maḥall, f. Arab. root ḥalla to lodge.] 1. Private apartments or lodgings.1638 Sir T. Herbert Trav. 71 Who..leads him into the Mahael (or private lodging). 1662 J. Davies tr. Mandelslo's Trav. 76 He went to the Mahael,... Oxford English Dictionary
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Talmud
‖ Talmud (ˈtælməd, tælˈmuːd) Also 6 Thalmood, 6–8 Thalmud. [a. late Heb. talˈmūd instruction (c 130 a.d.), f. lāˈmad to instruct, teach. So med.L., F., Ger., etc. talmud. From its primary sense of ‘teaching, instruction, learning’, the word was applied to the teaching or instruction contained in a b... Oxford English Dictionary
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variously
ˈvariously, adv. [f. prec. + -ly2.] 1. In a various manner; in various or different ways; with variation or variety; differently, diversely.1627 May Lucan vii. 620 The war, that variously had wander'd ore The fields, there stucke, there Cæsars fortune stay'd. 1647 Clarendon Hist. Reb. ii. §87 This s... Oxford English Dictionary
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diaper
▪ I. diaper, n. (ˈdaɪəpə(r)) Forms: 4–6 diapre, dyapre, 5 dyapere, 6 dyoper, dieper, dyeper, 6–7 dyaper, (7 dipar, dibar), 6– diaper. [ME. a. OF. dyapre, diapre, orig. diaspre (Godef.), Pr. diaspre, diaspe, in med.L. diasprus adj., diaspra, diasprum (c 1023), n. (Du Cange); in Byzantine Gr. δίασπρος... Oxford English Dictionary
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