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corrump
† coˈrrump, v. Obs. Also 4–5 corompe, corumpe, 5 corroumpe, corumppe, crompe, 5–6 corrompe. [a. OF. corompre, corrumpre (mod.F. corrompre = Pr. corrompre, It. corrompere):—L. corrump-ĕre to break in pieces, destroy, ruin, spoil, mar, adulterate, falsify, draw to evil, seduce, bribe, f. cor- together... Oxford English Dictionary
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corompe
corompe var. corrump v. Obs. Oxford English Dictionary
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ycorumped
ycorumped [y- 4] pa. pple. of corrump v., to corrupt. Oxford English Dictionary
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crompe
crompe for corompe, corrump v.a 1450 Knt. de la Tour (1868) 71 Lecherye..stinkithe and crompithe vnto heuene. Oxford English Dictionary
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corrumpcion
† coˈrrumpcion Obs. An early by-form of corruption: cf. corrump.a 1340 Hampole Psalter lxiii. 23 Swa is pride corumpcioun of luf. 1340 ― Pr. Consc. 6353 Þe elementes alle sal þan clene be Of alle corrumpciouns þat we here se. c 1400 Lanfranc's Cirurg. 117 If þat ony þing of corrumpcioun abide þe pla... Oxford English Dictionary
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corrumpable
† coˈrrumpable, a. Obs. Also 5 corromp-. [a. OF. co(r)rumpable, corrompable, f. corrompre corrump: see -able.] = corruptible.c 1386 Chaucer Knt.'s T. 2149 Of a thyng that parfit is and stable Descendynge so til it be corrumpable [v.r. corumpable.]. c 1430 Lydg. Bochas vi. xv. (1554) 163 a, Of soule ... Oxford English Dictionary
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corrumpent
† coˈrrumpent, a. Obs. Also -ant. [ad. L. corrumpent-em, pr. pple. of corrumpĕre to corrupt: in F. corrompant.] Corrupting, destructive.1607 Schol. Disc. agst. Antichr. i. i. 28 This chaunge corrumpent of the forme. Ibid. ii. v. 19 The onely corrumpent altering that can be named. 1658 R. Franck Nort... Oxford English Dictionary
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couroux
† couˈroux Obs. rare. [a. OF. cour(r)oux, earlier couroz, courous irritation, anger:—L. type *corruptus, from corrumpĕre.] Irritation, anger.a 1450 Knt. de la Tour (1868) 85 To ansuere mekely, curtaisly, and softely ayenst of couroux of her husbonde. Oxford English Dictionary
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corrupter
corrupter, -or (kəˈrʌptə(r)) Also 6 -ar, -our. [f. corrupt v. + -er1; also spelt -or, like the L. agent-n. from corrumpĕre, and in 16th c. with Anglo-Fr. ending -our = mod.F. corrupteur.] One who or that which corrupts: in various senses.1538 Starkey England ii. i. 150 Lyve alway as commyn corruptar... Oxford English Dictionary
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corrupt
▪ I. corrupt, ppl. a. (kəˈrʌpt) Also 4 corupt(e, 4–6 corrupte, (5 corruppte). [a. OF. co(r)rupt (14th c. in Littré) or ad. L. corrupt-us, pa. pple. of corrumpĕre: see corrump. By Chaucer and Gower often stressed on first syllable.] † A. as pa. pple. Corrupted, depraved, spoiled.1340 Ayenb. 82 Hare w... Oxford English Dictionary
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corruptive
corruptive, a. (n.) (kəˈrʌptɪv) [ad. L. corruptīv-us liable to corruption (Tertull.), or a. F. corruptif, -ive (14th c.), f. stem of L. corrumpĕre: see -ive.] † 1. Subject or liable to corruption. Obs.1593 Nashe Christ's T. (1613) 180 That wee may receiue no corruptiue inheritance. 1683 Tryon Way to... Oxford English Dictionary
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corruptible
corruptible, a. (kəˈrʌptɪb(ə)l) Also 7 -able. [a. F. corruptible (14th c.) or ad. L. corruptibil-is, f. ppl. stem of corrumpĕre to corrupt: see -ble.] 1. Liable to corruption; subject to natural decay and dissolution; perishable, mortal. (Chiefly in Scriptural phraseology.)1340 Hampole Pr. Consc. 88... Oxford English Dictionary
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vaporable
vaporable, a. (ˈveɪpərəb(ə)l) Also 4 vapour(e)-. [ad. med.L. vapōrābilis: see vapour n. and -able. Cf. OF. vaporable.] 1. Capable of being converted into vapour.1398 Trevisa Barth. De P.R. xi. iv. (Bodl. MS.), Heete of henen..drawiþ it silfe to fulle sotellich vaporable parties of water and of erþe.... Oxford English Dictionary
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corruption
corruption (kəˈrʌpʃən) Forms: 4–5 corrupcioun, corupcioun, -cion, 4 corrupcyone, 4–6 -cion, 5–6 -cyon, cione, 5 -tyown, 6 -tione, (corouption), 6– corruption. [a. F. corruption (12th c.), in OF. also -tiun, -cion, ad. L. corruptiōn-em, n. of action from corrump-ĕre to corrupt. Adopted from theologic... Oxford English Dictionary
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