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▪ I. † croape, v. Obs. Also crope. [Cf. croup.] intr. To croak.c 1500 Kennedy Flyting w. Dunbar 393 Cursit croapand craw. 1549 Compl. Scot. vi. 39 The ropeen of the rauynis gart the crans crope. 1593 B. Barnes Parthenophil in Arb. Garner V. 481 Bulls bellow through the wood! Ravens croape! 1600 Abp....
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croup
▪ I. croup, croupe, n.1 (kruːp) Forms: 4– croupe, 7– croup; also 5 crowpe, kroupe, crupe, 5–6 crope, 6 crowp, croope, 7–9 croop, crup. [a. F. croupe (in 11–12th c. crope, crupe), Pr. cropa; of Teutonic origin: cf. crop n.] 1. The rump or hind-quarters of a beast, esp. of a horse or other beast of bu...
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creep
▪ I. creep, v. (kriːp) Pa. tense and pa. pple. crept (krɛpt). Forms: see below. [A common Teutonic strong vb.: OE. créopan = OS. criopan, OFris. kriapa (NFris. krepen, Satl. kriope), ON. krj{uacu}pa (Sw. krypa, Da. krybe):—OTeut. *kreupan. As with some other verbs of the same class (cf. bow, brook, ...
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