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escry
▪ I. † eˈscry, n. Obs. [f. escry v. See the variant forms ascry, scry.] a. Outcry, exclamation; notoriety. b. Battle-cry. lit. and fig.1483 Caxton G. de la Tour L v, Suche dishonour and escry is not soone put oute. 1489 ― Faytes of A. i. xxiv. 75 The lasse bolde are wont for to gyue vp the escrye by... Oxford English Dictionary
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Asfeld
In the Middle Ages, the Lords of Escry built a fortified residence. It was passed to the Grandpré family then to the Bossut. During the Revolution the commune took the name of Écry-le-Franc or Escry-le-Franc. wikipedia.org
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rescry
† rescry, v. Obs. rare—1. [a. OF. rescrier: see re- and escry v.] trans. To call back.c 1450 Lovelich Grail xiv. 136 At that word his Ax he took In honde, His Meyne to Rescrye, ȝif he myhte fonde. Oxford English Dictionary
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ascry
▪ I. † aˈscry, v. Obs. Forms: 4 asscrie, aschrie, aschriȝe, 4–5 ascrie, ascrye, 4–6 ascry, 5 askerye, askrye, 6 asskrie, askry. Aphet. 5 scry, q.v. [a. OF. escrie-r (mod. écrier), f. es:—L. ex out + crier to cry. The Anglo-Fr. was prob. ascrier (see as- prefix2), as escry does not appear in Eng. bef... Oxford English Dictionary
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Albert de Gondi
Florimond, marquis de Piennes (+1592); Françoise (+1627), who married Lancelot Grognet de Vassé; Gabrielle who married Claude de Bossut, seigneur d'Escry wikipedia.org
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scry
▪ I. † scry, n.1 Obs. Forms: 4–6 scry(e, 5–6 skry(e, 6 scrie, skrie. [Aphetic form of ascry or escry: cf. scry v. In many places it is impossible to tell whether we should read ascry(e in one word, or a scrye in two: see quotations below.] 1. Crying out, shout, exclamation, clamour. Quot. a 1450 was... Oxford English Dictionary
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Jean-Jacques de Mesmes
With the village came the old castle of Écry or Escry, which he extended and transformed. wikipedia.org
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shrike
▪ I. shrike, n.1 Obs. or dial. [f. shrike v. Cf. skrike n.] = shriek n. (In first quot., a shrill note.)c 1400 Destr. Troy 346 Small briddes..With shrikes full shrille in the shire bowes. c 1450 Merlin i. 15 Whi made the childe this shrike? wilt thow slen it? a 1547 Surrey æneid ii. (1557) C j b, Th... Oxford English Dictionary
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Claude Catherine de Clermont
Florimond, marquis de Piennes (+1592); Françoise (+1627), who married Lancelot Grognet de Vassé; Gabrielle who married Claude de Bossut, seigneur d'Escry wikipedia.org
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