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chawn
▪ I. † chawn, n. Obs. or dial. Also 7 chawne, choane, chone, chaun. [Identical in meaning with chine n.1, and perh. a deriv. of chine v.1, of which the pa. tense was in OE. cán, ME. chane, chone; but the form-history is by no means clear.] A gap, cleft, chink, rift, fissure; a chine.1601 Holland Pli... Oxford English Dictionary
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Prix Chaudenay
1966) Maxime Garcia – Malar (1955), Vattel (1956), Tello (1958), Chrysler (1960) Yves Saint-Martin – Waldmeister (1964), Cheik (1965), Largny (1970), Chawn 1966: Parabellum 1967: Pointille 1968: no race 1969: Nonancourt 1970: Largny 1971: Royaltex 1972: Lassalle 1973: Rasgavor 1974: Sagaro 1975: Chawn wikipedia.org
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chaune
chaun(e var. of chawn, Obs. Oxford English Dictionary
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Stourbridge
Chawn Hill Church, Stourbridge Ghausia Jamia Mosque, Lye Holy Trinity Church, Amblecote Hope Baptist Church, Stourbridge Our Lady and All Saints Catholic wikipedia.org
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chaum
▪ I. chaum, n. Obs. or dial. Also Chame. [a phonetic variant of chawn n.] = chawn.1601 Holland Pliny ii. lxxxvi, Chawmes [ed. 1634 chawnes] and gaping gulfes. 1825 Britton Beauties of Wilts. Gloss. (E.D.S.) Chawm. a chasm, a crack in the ground. 1882 W. Worcestersh. Wds. (E.D.S.) Chaum, a crack in a... Oxford English Dictionary
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Williams Special Contribution Award - Mark Roberts and Paul Jones 2019 Presented on 14/15 February 2020 Best Song - \Neidia/ – Gwilym Best Artwork - Chawn wikipedia.org
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jawn
† jawn obs. var. of chawn n., chine, fissure, and of chawn v., to gape.1598 Marston Sco. Villany i. iii. Cviij, To stop his iawning chaps. 1602 ― Antonio's Rev. ii. ii. Wks. 1856 I. 94 Defyance to thy power, thou rifted jawne. Oxford English Dictionary
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unchawed
unˈchawed, ppl. a. [un-1 8.] = unchewed.1566 Blundevil Horsemanship iv. xl. (1580) 18 b, To let his meate fall out of his mouth, or at the least to keepe it in his mouth vnchawed. 1600 J. Lane Tom Tel-troth 609 Bits vnchaw'de in her bulke, as in a forge, Kindle the coales whereof foule lust is bred.... Oxford English Dictionary
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choane
choane var. of chawn, Obs., a cleft. Oxford English Dictionary
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coane
† coane Obs. rare. [app. related to chawn; history obscure: the form agrees with OE. cán, pa. tense of c{iacu}nan, chine.] A gap, cleft, chink.1584 R. Scot Discov. Witchcr. xvi. v. 404 Witches can..come in at a little coane, or a hole in a glasse windowe. Oxford English Dictionary
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chone
▪ I. chone (kəʊn) [ad. Gr. χώνη, contr. f. χοάνη choana.] In sponges, a cortical dome-like structure communicating with the subdermal cavity. Hence chonal (ˈkəʊnəl) a., pertaining to this.1887 Sollas in Encycl. Brit. XXII. 415/1 In many sponges..the cortical domes are constricted near their communic... Oxford English Dictionary
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khan
▪ I. ‖ khan1 (kæn, kɑːn) Forms: 4 caan, 4–6 cane, 4–7 can, 6 canne, 7 caunn; 4–5 chaan, 4–6 chane, 7 chahan, chawn, 4, 7–9 chan; 7–8 han; 9 khaun, khan (kan, kaan). See also cham. [a. Turkī (hence Pers. and Arab.) khān lord, prince, generally regarded as a modified form of khāqān: see khakan and cha... Oxford English Dictionary
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pre-contract
▪ I. pre-contract, n. (priːˈkɒntrækt) Also 7 præ-. [f. pre- A. 2 + contract n.] A pre-existing contract; a contract or agreement previously entered into: a. of marriage.1483 Rolls of Parlt. VI. 241/1 Oone Dame Elianor Butteler,..with whome the same King Edward had made a precontracte of matrimonie. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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cone
▪ I. cone, n.1 (kəʊn) Also 5 coone, 6–7 con, 7 coane. [a. F. cône or ad. L. cōn-us cone, conical apex, a. Gr. κῶν-ος pine-cone, geometrical cone, conical apex, spinning-top, etc.] I. The geometrical figure. 1. a. A solid figure or body, of which the base is a circle, and the summit a point, and ever... Oxford English Dictionary
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jaw
▪ I. jaw, n.1 (dʒɔː) Forms: α. 4–5 iow, 4–6 iowe; β. 5–7 iawe, 7– jaw; (5 geaw, gowe, gew, 7 gagh). [A word of difficult etymology, on the origin of which the evidence known to us affords conflicting indications. It occurs in the form jow(e from c 1375; c 1483 we find jaw(e, which before long supers... Oxford English Dictionary
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