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dedbote
dedbote var. of deedbote Obs. Oxford English Dictionary
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deedbote
† ˈdeedbote Obs. Also dædbote, dead-, dedbote. [OE. dǽd deed + bót, boot n.1 10, amends, expiation.] Amends-deed, penance, repentance.c 1000 Ags. Gosp. Matt. iii. 2 Doð dæd bote. c 1160 Hatton G. ibid., Doð deadbote. c 1175 Lamb. Hom. 21 Mid sodðe dedbote his sunne bi reowsumnesse. c 1200 Ormin 9191... Oxford English Dictionary
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deadbote
deadbote see dedbote. Oxford English Dictionary
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ruesomeness
† ˈruesomeness Obs.—1 In 2 reowsum-. [f. rue n.1 Cf. mod. Yorks. dial. ruesome ‘sorrowful, pitiable’.] Repentance.c 1175 Lamb. Hom. 21 Bute he hine driue a-wei mid sodðe dedbote his sunne bi reowsumnesse. Oxford English Dictionary
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bireusing
† biˈreusing, vbl. n. Obs. Also 1 behréowsung, 2 bireusinge, bireusunke, 3 bireousinge, -unge, birewsunge. [f. prec. + -ing1.] Repentance, compunction, ruth.c 1000 ælfric Gram. xxxiii. 207 Pœnitentia, behréowsung. c 1200 Trin. Coll. Hom. 49 Bireusinge of ure fule sinnes. a 1225 Ancr. R. 372 Þe uorme... Oxford English Dictionary
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penitence
penitence (ˈpɛnɪtəns) Also 4–5 penytence, (7 pœni-), 5 penitaunce. [a. OF. pénitence (11th c. in Littré), ad. L. pænitēntia (later pœni-, pēni-), n. of condition f. pænitēns: see penitent and -ence. OF. pénitence, as the learned form in ecclesiastical use, gradually displaced the popular peneance, p... Oxford English Dictionary
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slay
▪ I. slay, sley, n.1 (sleɪ) Forms: α. 1 sleᵹe, 5 sleye, 7 sleie, 6– sley, 8–9 sleigh (slea). β. 4– slay, 5–7 slaye, 6 slai-, 8–9 slaie. [OE. sleᵹe stroke, striking, slaying, etc., = OS. slegi, f. the stem of the vb. slay. The related forms in the other Teut. languages retain the vowel a, as MDu. and... Oxford English Dictionary
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boot
▪ I. boot, n.1 (buːt) Forms: 1–5 bót, 3–6 bote, 4–7 boote, 5– boot. Also 4 bott, bout(e, 5 both; north. 4–6 but(e, 5 boyte, buyt, 6 buit. [Com. Teut.: OE. bót fem., corresponds to OFris. bôte, OS. bôta (MDu. and Du. boete, LG. bote), OHG. buoȥa (MHG. buoȥe, mod.G. busze), ON. bót (Sw. bot, Da. bod),... Oxford English Dictionary
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satisfaction
satisfaction (sætɪsˈfækʃən) Forms: 4–8 satis-, 4–6 satys-; 4 -facciun, 4–7 -faccion, 4–5 -fac(c)ioun, -faccio(u)n, 5 -faccyo(u)n, -facion, -faccione, (-faccoun), 5–7 -factioun, 6 -faccyon, -factyon; 5– satisfaction. [a. F. satisfaction (12th c. satisfactiun, 13th c. satisfacion, -fecion) = Pr. satis... Oxford English Dictionary
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doa
▪ I. do, v. (duː) Forms and inflexions: see below. [A common WGer. strong vb. (wanting in Gothic and Norse): OE. dón = OFris. dua, OS. dôn, duon, dôan, duan (MDu. & Du. doen, MLG. & LG. dôn, duon), OHG. tôn, tôan, tuon, tuoan, tuen (MHG. tuon, Ger. thun, tun); pa. tense, OE. dyde, pl. dédon, dǽdon, ... Oxford English Dictionary
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that
▪ I. that, dem. pron., a., and adv. (ðæt) Forms: see below. [In OE. þæt, nom. and acc. singular neuter of the simple demonstrative pronoun and adjective se, séo, þæt, the adjectival use of which has also produced the ‘definite article’ the, under which the history and obs. inflexional forms are give... Oxford English Dictionary
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