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cingle
cingle (ˈsɪŋg(ə)l) Forms: 5 syngle, sengle, 6 sangle, single, 7– cingle. [a. OF. cengle (11th c.), sengle (12th c.); in mod.F. sangle:—L. cingulum girdle.] A girdle; anything that girds or surrounds; a girth, a belt.c 1430 Lydg. Bochas iv. vi. (1554) 104 a, This tirant deceiuable, Gaue him another s... Oxford English Dictionary
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Maria Mercè Marçal
Valencia: El cingle, 1982. Sal oberta. Sant Boi de Llobregat: Llibres del Mall, 1982. La germana, l'estrangera (1981–1984). wikipedia.org
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sengle
sengle obs. f. cingle (girth), single n. and a. Oxford English Dictionary
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Figeac
The Aiguille du Cingle, standing south of the city, measures 14.50 meters. wikipedia.org
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cingling
† cingling, vbl. n. Obs. rare—1. [f. possible vb. cingle, f. prec.] Girdling, tight-lacing.1603 Florio Montaigne (1613) 133 To become slender in wast..what cingling, will they [women] not indure. Oxford English Dictionary
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Luzech
bordered to the north by the hill of the Impernal (150 m) and to the south by that of the Pistoule (70 m), so that the river bypasses a loop, called "cingle wikipedia.org
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resengle
† reˈsengle, v. Obs. rare—1. [ad. OF. resengler (mod.F. ressangler): see re- and cingle.] trans. To refasten the girths of (a horse).1485 Caxton Chas. Gt. 158 [He] descended fro hys hors for to vngyrde and lose hys sadle and after resengled hym. Oxford English Dictionary
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sangle
sangle obs. form of cingle. Oxford English Dictionary
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Château de Montfort
The castle clings to a promontory overlooking the Cingle de Montfort (Montfort Meander) on the Dordogne. wikipedia.org
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Serra de la Mussara
There are very steep cliffs in this range, like the Cingle del Patxeco. wikipedia.org
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surcingle
surcingle, n. (ˈsɜːsɪŋg(ə)l) Forms: 4–7 sursengle, 5 surcyngylle, sorseynggle, 6 sursyngle, -cyngle, 6–8 sursingle, (7 erron. sussingle, 7, 9 circingle), 7– surcingle. [a. OF. sur-, so(u)rcengle, -sangle: see sur- and cingle.] 1. A girth for a horse or other animal; esp. a large girth passing over a... Oxford English Dictionary
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Canal de Lalinde
Locks The canal begins with its first lock at the village of Mauzac, just below the cingle of Tremolat. wikipedia.org
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cinch
▪ I. cinch, n. (sɪntʃ, sɪnʃ) Also sinch, synch. [ad. Sp. cincha girth, cingle.] 1. The saddle-girth used in Mexico, and the adjacent parts of the United States, usually made of separate twisted strands of horse-hair. U.S.1866 J. K. Lord Brit. Columb. I. 234 One girth only is used, styled a ‘synch’, ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Miquel de Palol
València: El Cingle, 1982 El porxo de les mirades. Barcelona: Proa, 1983 El viatge misteriós. Barcelona: Taller de Picasso, 1983 Indiferència. wikipedia.org
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sengilbond
† ˈsengilbond Obs. rare—1. [? f. sengle = cingle + bond n.1] An encircling band.1479 Inv. in Paston Lett. III. 272 Another maser sownde in the botom and a sengilbonde viij unc.' & j quarter. Oxford English Dictionary
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