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coliander
† coliˈander Obs. Forms: 1 cellendre, 4–5 coliaundre, 5 colyandre, 6 -aundir, colander, -onder, 6–7 coliander. [In OE., cellendre:—*koljandri, ad. pop.L. coliandrum = L. coriandrum coriander: cf. OHG. chullantar, chullintar:—*kuljander. In ME., coliaundre, a. OF. coliandre, repr. same L. form.] = co... Oxford English Dictionary
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colonder
colonder see coliander. Oxford English Dictionary
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colyandre
colyandre, -aundir coliander. Oxford English Dictionary
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coriander
coriander (kɒrɪˈændə(r)) Forms: 4–6 coriandre, (5 coriande, 6 corandre, corriandir), 5– coriander. [a. F. coriandre, ad. L. coriandrum, ad. Gr. κορίαννον (app. a foreign word). An early popular L. var. coliandrum gave OE. cellendre, OHG. chullantar, OF. coliandre, whence earlier Eng. coliander, q.v.... Oxford English Dictionary
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caliawndyre
caliawndyre var. of coliander, Obs. Oxford English Dictionary
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colander
▪ I. colander, cullender (ˈkʌləndə(r)) Forms: 5 colonur, colyndore, 6 colendre, collandar, 6–7 colender, 7 collander, colinder, 7–8 -endar, 6– -ander. Also 6 cullyandre, -inder, 6–8 -ander, 8 -endar, 7– -ender. [Akin to the equivalent med.L. cōlātōrium, f. cōlā-re, colāt-us to strain (see -orium). C... Oxford English Dictionary
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col.
▪ I. ‖ col, n.1 (kɒl) [Fr., Pr. and Gallo-Romanic col:—L. collum neck, used of Parnassus by Statius, = jugum; so, obs. It. collo ‘altura, giogo’ (Della Crusca). Cf. the corresp. north. Eng. halse, hause lit. ‘neck’, and Ger. joch yoke, jugum. From an early date the local col has been rendered in med... Oxford English Dictionary
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bynny-pepper
† bynny-pepper Obs. A kind of pepper.1603–4 Act 1 Jas I, xix. §1 All Spices..and other Merchandises garbleable..Long-pepper..Coliander seeds, Bynny-pepper. Oxford English Dictionary
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pith
▪ I. pith, n. (pɪθ) Forms: 1–2 piþa, 4–5 piþ, 4–7 pyth, pithe, 4– pith, (4 pidh, pight, put, 5–6 pytthe, 5 pyf, peth, Sc. picht, 5–7 pythe, 6 pit, Sc. pitht, 6–7 pitth(e). Mod. dialects have peth, peeth, piff, peff. [OE. piþa, radically agreeing with MDu. pitte, MLG., LG., WFris., EFris., Da. pit pi... Oxford English Dictionary
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