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choller
▪ I. choller dial. and Sc. Also chiller, chuller, churl (Jam.), choler. [perh.:—OE. ceolur, ceolres throat, cogn. w. OHG. kelur str. masc.:—OTeut. type keluro-, kelro-, from same root as kelôn-, whence OHG. chela (mod.G. kehle), OE. ceole (see chel). For the form, cf. OE. weolur lip, OS. lepor lip. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Creagh National School
As of 2021, Áine Ní Cholleráin (Bleahene) was the acting principal of Creagh National School. wikipedia.org
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chuller
† chuller Obs. Also 5 choller. (See quot.)1483 Cath. Angl. 64 A Choller (MS. A. Chullere), questor. [Editor cites ‘freres and chulleris’ from ‘an unpublished tract of Wyclif, in a MS. of Trin. Coll. Dublin’.] Oxford English Dictionary
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Sholver
It is recorded as Sholgher in 1291, Choller in 1311. wikipedia.org
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purger
purger (ˈpɜːdʒə(r)) [f. purge v.1 + -er1.] a. One who or that which purges (lit. and fig.). spec. One who carries out a political purge.c 1460 Wisdom 966 in Macro Plays 67 Very contrycyon..Þat ys purger & clenser of synne. 1508 Fisher 7 Penit. Ps. xxxviii. Wks. (1876) 72 Penaunce whiche is the very ... Oxford English Dictionary
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John Downame
His own writings comprise: Spiritual Physick to Cure the Diseases of the Soul, arising from Superfluitie of Choller, prescribed out of God's Word, London wikipedia.org
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pocill
† pocill Obs. rare. In 6 pocyll(e. [ad. L. pōcillum a little cup, dim. of pōculum cup.] A small cup, a phial; transf. a draught, a potion.1572 J. Jones Bathes Buckstone 19 Take in the morninge fastinge, in pocyll whay, made with ale, to purge choller. In pocyll whay made of whyte wyne, to purge flem... Oxford English Dictionary
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choler
▪ I. choler, n.1 (ˈkɒlə(r)) Forms: 4 colre, colrye, (coloure), 4–6 coler(e, 5 collor, 6 coller, -ar, cholere, -ier, -ar, color, (colour), 6–7 choller, cholor, 6– choler. [ME. colre, and colere, coler, a. OF. colre and colère, inherited form, and later learned adaptation of L. cholera (in med.L. ofte... Oxford English Dictionary
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Heterotermes aureus
Nevertheless, choller (Cylindropuntia), mesquite (Prosopis) and catclaw (Senegalia greggii) were preferred when they were available. wikipedia.org
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unelected
uneˈlected, ppl. a. (un-1 8.)1581 Sidney Apol. Poetrie (Arb.) 20 In these my not old yeres.., hauing slipt into the title of a Poet, [I] am prouoked to say somthing vnto you in the defence of that my vnelected vocation. 1607 Shakes. Cor. ii. iii. 207 You should haue ta'ne th' aduantage of his Cholle... Oxford English Dictionary
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chulle
† chulle, v. Obs. [a. ONF. chouler, choller, cheoller, to drive a ball with the foot, play football with: in central OF. ceouler, {cced}ouler, souler, in med.L. cheolare, ceolare, solere. Still used in Fr. dial., where chole, choule, in North Normandy, sole, soule in S. Normandy, Brittany, Maine, is... Oxford English Dictionary
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buckthorn
buckthorn (ˈbʌkθɔːn) [f. buck n.1 + thorn. App. Lyte's translation of the It. and mod.L. names.] The shrub Rhamnus catharticus; the berries of which yield sap-green and other pigments, and were formerly used as a powerful cathartic.1578 Lyte Dodoens vi. xxx. 810 The Italians do call it Spino Merlo, ... Oxford English Dictionary
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stayed
▪ I. stayed, a. (steɪd) [f. stay n.2 + -ed2.] Provided with stays. Also stayed-up.1819 Metropolis III. 174 A fourth stayed, and, perhaps, painted, male, smiles. 1884 Pall Mall Gaz. 16 Feb. 5/1 A stayed-up woman affected their impressionable and well⁓educated eyes as something monstrously ugly and ab... Oxford English Dictionary
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unlegible
† unˈlegible, a. [un-1 7, 5 b.] Illegible.1611 Speed Hist. Gt. Brit. x. i. §57. 892/2 The letter was..somewhat vnlegible. 1655 Earl of Orrery Parthen. i. vi. 150 Perceiveing my joy in my Face, it inflam'd his to such a degree, that for a good while his choller was unleagible in any thing else. 1671 ... Oxford English Dictionary
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uncome
▪ I. † uncome, n. Obs. [Of obscure formation: see oncome n. and ancome.] 1. = oncome n. 1.1538 Elyot, Aduentitius morbus, syckenes that cometh without our defaute, and of some menne is called an vncome. 2. = ancome, income n.21542–3 Act 34 & 35 Hen. VIII, c. 8 §1 Vncomes of handes..& such other like... Oxford English Dictionary
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