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byrlady
byrˈlady, int. Still dial. Forms: 6 byrladye, ber-, burlady, byr lady, 6–7 bir lady, ber-, birladie, barlady, 7 birlady, b'ar ladie, 9 dial. by'r leddie, by-leddy, 6– byrlady, by'rlady. Contraction of by our Lady, used as an oath, form of adjuration, or expletive.1570 Play Wit & Sc. (1848) 18 Byrlad... Oxford English Dictionary
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birlady
birlady, -lakin see byrlady, -lakin. Oxford English Dictionary
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burlady
burlady see byrlady: By our Lady! Oxford English Dictionary
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barlady
barlady see byrlady: By our Lady! Oxford English Dictionary
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berlaken
berlady, berlaken see byrlady, byrlakin. Oxford English Dictionary
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chopine
chopine, chopin, n. arch. (tʃəʊˈpiːn, ˈtʃɒpɪn) Forms: 6–7 choppine, shoppino, chopino, 7 chapin(e, chapiney, cioppino, ciopine, chioppine, chiopin, cheopine, chippine. (?) chipeener, 7– chopin(e. [Identical with obs. F. chapins, chappins ‘choppins, a kinde of high slippers for low women’ (Cotgr.), a... Oxford English Dictionary
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musical
musical, a. (and n.) (ˈmjuːzɪkəl) [a. F. musical (14th c. in Hatz.-Darm.), ad. med.L. mūsicālis (Albertus Magnus c 1250), f. L. mūsica music n.] A. adj. 1. Of or belonging to music. musical instrument: see instrument n. 3. musical ear: see ear n.1 5.c 1420 Lydg. Thebes (E.E.T.S.) 222 The musycal, th... Oxford English Dictionary
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by
▪ I. † by, n.1 Obs. Forms: 1– by, 4 bi, bii, bij, bie, 9 bye. [north. OE. b{yacu}, prob. a. ON. bœ-r, b{yacu}-r (Sw. and Da. by) habitation, village, town, f. b{uacu}a to dwell; cf. big v. Retained in place-names, as Whitby, Grimsby, Derby.] a. A place of habitation; a village or town. Also, an inst... Oxford English Dictionary
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