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clicket
▪ I. clicket, n. Obs. exc. dial. (ˈklɪkɪt) Forms: 4 cliket(t, kleket, 4–5 clyket(t, 4–6 cleket, 5 clekyt, 6 clickette, clycket, (kliket, clycked), 7 cliquet, 6– clicket. [a. OF. cliquet, which appears to have had most of the Eng. senses; cf. quot. 1300 in sense 1; also Du Cange ‘cliquetus pessulus v... Oxford English Dictionary
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clekett
cleket(t, -yt obs. ff. clicket. Oxford English Dictionary
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Timberscombe
Landmarks Timberscombe has many attractions including an Iron Age Fort, the lost village of Clicket and Cowbridge Sawmill, which has been restored as wikipedia.org
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cliquet
cliquet obs. form of clicket. Oxford English Dictionary
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kleket
kleket see clicket. Oxford English Dictionary
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List of lost settlements in the United Kingdom
Tinwell Martinsthorpe, south of Oakham, Pickworth shrunken village, Shropshire Upton Cressett medieval settlement, at Upton Cressett Somerset Clicket wikipedia.org
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clinket
[clinket a. An error in Phillips ed. 1696 (and some later dicts.) for clink in Spenser. b. A misprint in Bailey (Halliwell, etc.) for clinker.1696 Phillips, Clinket, old word, a Key-hole; whose Diminutive is Clicket a Key; used by old Chaucer. 1721– Bailey, Clinket, a crafty Fellow. 1847–78 in Halli... Oxford English Dictionary
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clim
cliket, clim obs. ff. clicket, climb. Oxford English Dictionary
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blissom
▪ I. blissom, a. (ˈblɪsəm) [a. ON. blœsma adj. (a ewe or goat) in heat; ODu. blesme (Kolkar).] Of a ewe: In heat. (See quot.)1668 Wilkins Real Char. ii. ix. §2. 234 Carnal, fleshly, blissom, clicket, proud. 1727 Bradley Fam. Dict. s.v. Ewe, Ewe is Bliessom, a Term peculiar to Sheepherds, signifying ... Oxford English Dictionary
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wicket
▪ I. wicket (ˈwɪkɪt) Forms: [3 wicat], 3–5 wykett(e, 3–6 wyket, wiket, 4–5 wikett, wekett, 4–6 wykket(t, wycket, wickett, 5 wickette, wekyt, (wigate), 5–6 weket, 6 weiket, 5– wicket. [a. AF. = ONF. wiket (Norman viquet, Walloon wichet) = OF. (mod.F.) guichet; usually referred to the Teut. root appea... Oxford English Dictionary
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clink
▪ I. clink, n.1 (klɪŋk) [Goes with clink v.1 Cf. Du. klink.] 1. a. A sharp abrupt ringing sound, clearer and thinner than a clank, as of small metallic bodies or glasses struck together.c 1400 Destr. Troy 5853 The clynke & þe clamour claterit in þe aire. a 1553 Udall Royster D. iii. iii. (Arb.) 45 H... Oxford English Dictionary
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lazar
▪ I. lazar, n. and a. arch. (ˈleɪzə(r)) Forms: 4–7 lazare, lazer, laser, (4 lacer, lazre, 5 lasyar), 6 lasar, (laiser, laizer), 4– lazar. [a. med.L. lazarus, an application of the proper name Lazarus, Luke xvi. 20. Cf. F. ladre, It. lazzaro.] A. n. 1. A poor and diseased person, usually one afflicte... Oxford English Dictionary
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click
▪ I. click, n. var. *klick n.▪ II. click, n.1 (klɪk) Also 7 klick. [Goes with click v.1, q.v.; cf. also Du. and Ger. klick; OF. clique the ‘tick’ of a clock or watch.] 1. a. A slight, sharp, hard, non-ringing sound of concussion, thinner than a clack, such as is made by the dropping of a latch, the ... Oxford English Dictionary
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leprosy
leprosy (ˈlɛprəsɪ) Also 6 lepresie, 6–7 leprosie, 7 leaprosie, leprousie. [? ad. med.L. *leprōsia (Du Cange has leprosia leper-house), f. leprōsus leprous. Cf. It. lebbrosia.] 1. An infectious bacterial disease (Elephantiasis Græcorum), which slowly eats away the body, and forms shining white scales... Oxford English Dictionary
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