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crack-halter
† ˈcrack-halter Obs. [f. crack v. + halter.] One likely to crack or strain a halter, i.e. to die by the gallows; a gallows-bird; = crack-hemp, crack-rope. Also playfully: cf. ‘rogue’. It has been suggested that the original sense was perhaps ‘one who has cracked or broken the halter, and so escaped ... Oxford English Dictionary
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crack-rope
† ˈcrack-rope Obs. [f. crack v. + rope.] 1. = crack-halter; also = rogue, vituperatively, and playfully.c 1450 Henryson Tod's Confessioun 48 (Jam.) Syne widdie⁓nek and crak-raip callit als, And till our hyre hangit up be the hals. 1571 Edwards Damon & P. in Hazl. Dodsley IV. 68 Away, you crack-ropes... Oxford English Dictionary
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Bollinger Shipyards
All of the eight refitted Island-class cutters' hulls would crack when driven at high speed in a heavy seas, and proved to be so unseaworthy that they The vessels were awarded to VT Halter Marine. Bollinger Shipyard bought VT Halter including the USCG PSC Contract. wikipedia.org
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crack-hemp
† ˈcrack-hemp Obs. [f. crack v. + hemp.] = crack-halter.1596 Shakes. Tam. Shr. v. i. 46 Vin. Come hither crack-hempe. Bion. I hope I may choose Sir. Vin. Come hither you rogue. Oxford English Dictionary
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Longeing
Halter A halter is used for basic exercise when a longeing cavesson or a bridle is not available. The longe line is attached to the inside side ring of the halter noseband on a flat web halter, not the ring under the jaw. wikipedia.org
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crack-
crack- in combination occurs in two groups of compounds: 1. Combs. in which crack- is the vb. stem governing an object: crack-halter, -hemp, -jaw, -nut, -rope, -tryst; so † crack fart, deriv. -er (see quots.). 2. Combs. in which crack- app. stands for cracked- (which is occasionally found in early e... Oxford English Dictionary
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List of mythological objects
Grail Sword, a cracked holy sword which Sir Percival bonded back together, though the crack remained. The Halter of Clydno Eiddyn was also called The Handy Halter, for it summons fine horses. wikipedia.org
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crack
▪ I. crack, n. (kræk) Forms: 4–6 crak, 4 krakke, 5 krak, 6 crakke, crake, 6–7 cracke, 6– crack. [Goes with crack v. The n. is not known in OE., but corresponding forms occur early in the cognate langs.: OHG. chrac, dial. G. krack, Du. krak, and OHG. *chrah, MHG. and G. krach, MDu. crak (dat. crāke),... Oxford English Dictionary
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List of English words of Old English origin
couldn't countdown counterclockwise countryside courthouse courtyard couth cove Coventry cow (n) cowboy cowlick coworker cowslip Cox coxcomb crab crabby crack hake hale ("healthy") half half- half seas over half-assed half-life half-wit halibut halidom hall hallmark hallo hallow Halloween halmote halt ("lame") halter wikipedia.org
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twang
▪ I. twang, n.1 (twæŋ) Also 6 twange, twangue. [Echoic: the tw- element expresses the sound or noise of the twitching or plucking, the -ang element the ringing or resonance.] 1. A vocal imitation of the resonant sound produced when a tense string is sharply plucked or suddenly released; used as inte... Oxford English Dictionary
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Please explain how to setup a bioactive jackson chameleon cage using chameleon pouches
hey guys how's it going it's me Josh halter owner and founder of the bio dude you can visit my website to buy oh do calm if you're here in Houston and pain that could that you could run into something like this is once in a while the feeder insects the crickets things like that could get down into the crack
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noise
▪ I. noise obs. form of nose.▪ II. noise, n. (nɔɪz) Forms: 3–7 noyse, 4–6 noys, 5–6 noyes, Sc. noyis, 6 noyse; 4 nois, 6 noiz, 3– noise. Also 4 nouse, nowse, 5 nose. [a. F. noise (11th cent.; OF. also noyse, nose) = Prov. noysa, nosa, nausa, of uncertain origin: L. nausea and noxia have been propose... Oxford English Dictionary
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