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cracket
cracket north. dial. (ˈkrækɪt) Also -it. [var. of cricket.] 1. = cricket, a low stool (called in Scotl. a crackey-stool).1635 Vestry Bks. (Surtees) 301 Maiking a cracket to kneall on. 1665 Ibid. 332 For a crackett for the reading pew, 1s. 1743–4 Mrs. Delany Life & Corr. (1861) II. 259 You desired me... Oxford English Dictionary
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Waboba
Water Cracket - a cricket bat paired with a water bouncing ball. Land items Spizzy - round foam with zig-zag stripes. wikipedia.org
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cankery
cankery, a. (ˈkænkərɪ) Also 4– cankry. [f. canker n. + -y1.] † 1. Of the nature of a canker; gangrenous. Obs.1398 Trevisa Barth. De P.R. vii. lix. (1495) 274 Noli me tangere is a cankry postume in the face. 2. a. Affected with canker.1674 R. Godfrey Inj. & Ab. Physic 79 Others [seem'd to be] Cankery... Oxford English Dictionary
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cricket
▪ I. cricket, n.1 (ˈkrɪkɪt) Forms: 4–5 cri-, cryket(te, -at, crekytt, 5–6 creket(te, 7 kricket, crecket, 6– cricket. [a. OF. criquet, crequet (Marie de France, 12th c.) cicada, cricket, related to criquer ‘to creake, rattle, crackle’ (Cotgr.), and to MDu. crekel, Du. and LG. krekel cricket; all deri... Oxford English Dictionary
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Seo Yi-sook
Seo Yi-suk, who portrayed the character of Cracket, received praise for her natural portrayal in the play. wikipedia.org
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overly
▪ I. overly, a. Obs. exc. dial. (ˈəʊvəlɪ) [f. over adv. + -ly1. (Cf. ON. ofrligr excessive.)] † 1. Supreme. Obs.1340 Ayenb. 123 Hope [y-ziȝþ ine gode] ouerlyche heȝnesse and ouerliche mageste. Charite ouerliche guodnesse. † 2. Superficial; slight, careless, cursory. Obs.c 1425 St. Mary of Oignies Pr... Oxford English Dictionary
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geare
▪ I. gear, n. (gɪə(r)) Forms: 3 gære, 4–5 ger, 4 guere, 5–6 gheer(e, 4–5 gare, 5–6 gayre, gaire, geyre, 4–9 ge(e)r(e, geir(e, 5–6 geyer, 6–8 geare, 6– gear. [ME. gere, prob. ad. ON. gervi, g{obar}rvi = OE. *ᵹieru (poet. in pl. ᵹearwe, with pre-Eng. change of declension), OS. garewi, gerwi, OHG. gara... Oxford English Dictionary
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