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cheeselip
▪ I. ˈcheeselip, -lep1 Obs. exc. dial. Forms: 1 cese-, ces-, cis-, cyslyb, 5 cheslepe, -lypp, -leb, 5–7 cheslep, 6 ches-, cheselope, 7 cheslop, 7–8 cheeslep, -lip, 7–9 cheslip, 8–9 keslop, 9 cheeselop, caislip, Sc. keeslip. [OE. céselyb(b, neut., = OHG. châsi-, chêsi-luppa, MHG. chêsluppe, kæseluppe... Oxford English Dictionary
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caislip
caislip dial. form of keeslip, cheeselip. Oxford English Dictionary
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keeslip
keeslip Sc. form of cheeselip1, rennet; also a name of Galium verum = cheese-rennet. Oxford English Dictionary
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cheeslep
cheeslep, -lip obs. forms of cheeselip. Oxford English Dictionary
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cheselip
cheselip, -lope obs. ff. cheeselip1 and cheeselip2. Oxford English Dictionary
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chesleb
chesleb, -lep(e, -lip, -lop(e, -lypp obs. ff. cheeselip, rennet, and wood-louse. Oxford English Dictionary
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cheslock
† ˈcheslock Obs. exc. dial. Also 6 chestlock, 7 cheslok, 9 dial. cheeselog. [Of uncertain etymology. On one side the word appears related to the equivalent cheslop, cheeselip; on the other, the form chest-lock appears to be supported by an equivalent lock-chest, lock-chester ‘wood-louse’, found by J... Oxford English Dictionary
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chesboll
† ˈchesboll Obs. Forms: 5 chesbowlle, chesebolle, chessebolle, 5–6 chesboll(e, 6 chesboull, cheseboule, Sc. chasbolle, 6–7 chesboule, cheesebowl(e, Sc. chesbow, 7 chessboll, cheesbowl, cheeseboul, Sc. chasbow. [Cited in Promp. Parv. and by a number of authors as cheese-bowl, supposed to have some re... Oxford English Dictionary
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chesil-bob
chesil-bob dial. Also chissel-, chizzle-. = cheeselip, cheslock, wood-louse.1881 Smith I. of Wight Gl., Chissel-Bob, the wood-louse. 1883 Cope Hampsh. Gl., Chesil-bob, the wood-louse (North Hants). 1888 Lowsley Berksh. Gl., Chizzle Bobs, the bugs found under decaying wood or old bricks, etc. Oxford English Dictionary
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keslep
keslep, -lip, -lop northern ff. cheeselip, -lep1.1534–5 Durham Acc. Rolls. (Surtees) 112 Et sol. pro le kesseloppes..4s. 1570 Levins Manip. 70/25 Keslep, renet bag coagulum. 1624 Naworth Househ. Bks. (Surtees) 216, ij keslops, viij{supd}. Oxford English Dictionary
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lib
▪ I. † lib, n.1 Obs. [OE. lyb(b, libb medicine, drug, potion. Cf. cheeselip.] A charm.a 700 Epinal Gloss. 711 Obligamentum, lybb [Erfurt libb, Corpus lyb, lybsn]. 1577 in Pitcairn Crim. Trials I. 77 [In Perthshire] ane commoune usare of sorcerie, libbis, and charmes.▪ II. † lib, n.2 Cant. Obs. [f. l... Oxford English Dictionary
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wood-louse
wood-louse (ˈwʊdlaʊs) Pl. wood-lice (-laɪs). [f. wood n.1 + louse n.] 1. A small isopod crustacean of the genus Oniscus or family Oniscidæ; esp. the common species O. asellus, found in old wood, under stones, etc., and having the property of rolling itself up into a ball; also called † cheeselip, ho... Oxford English Dictionary
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stomach
▪ I. stomach, n. (ˈstʌmək) Forms: α. 4–6 stomak, 4–7 -ake, -ac, -ack, 5–7 -acke, (5 -oke, -ocke, 5–6 -ok, 6 stommok, stummock, stomacque, 7 stamocke, 8 Sc. stamock); β. 6 stomache, 6– stomach (9 Sc. stammach). [a. OF. estomac, stomaque, stomeque (mod.F. estomac) ad. L. stomachus, a. Gr. στόµαχος, or... Oxford English Dictionary
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