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▪ I. † casshe Obs. Also caxes. [See kex.] The wild chervil, Anthriscus sylvestris; also vaguely applied to other Umbelliferous plants.1548 Turner Names of Herbes 54 Myrrhis, is called in Cambrygeshyre casshes, in other places mockecheruel. 1578 Lyte Dodoens v. liii. 616 Of Myrrhis Casshes or Caxes. ...
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kex
kex Obs. exc. dial. (kɛks) Forms: α. 4– kex, 6–7 kexe, 6 keckes, 8 kecks, (9 dial. kesk, kesh). β. 4–6 kyx, 6–8 kix(e, (6 kickes, kykkes, 9 dial. gix, gicks, kish). See also keck, kecksy, casshe. [Origin unknown; W. cecys pl., sometimes cited as the source, is no doubt from Eng.] 1. The dry, usually...
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cachen
▪ I. cache, n. (kæʃ, formerly also kɑːʃ) Also 6 casshe. [a. F. cache, f. cacher to hide.] 1. a. A hiding place, esp. of goods, treasure, etc.1860 C. Innes Scotl. in Mid. Ages x. 310 The little cache on the Orkney sea-shore, produced 16 pound weight of silver. 1866 W. R. King Sportsm. & Nat. in Canad...
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