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estreat
▪ I. estreat, n. Law. (ɪˈstriːt) Forms: 6 estrayte, -eyt, 6– estreat. Also 5–7 aphet. strete, (5 streete). [a. AF. estrete, OF. estraite (in law Lat. extracta), fem. n. from pa. pple. of estraire to extract:—L. extrahĕre, f. ex out + trahĕre to draw. Cf. Fr. extrait extract.] 1. ‘The true extract, c... Oxford English Dictionary
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Estreat
Estreat (French , Latin ) means, originally, a true copy or duplicate of some original writing or record; since the 1900s used only with reference to the wikipedia.org
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extreat
▪ I. † exˈtreat, n. Obs. Forms: 5–7 extret(e, (5 exstreit, -treyt), 7– extreat. [var. of estreat, ex- for es- after Lat.: for sense 2 cf. OF. estraite:—L. extracta.] 1. = estreat n.1489 in Ld. Treas. Acc. Scot. 113 Item, to Thomson to pass in Galway for the exstreitis of the ayris, xij s. 1497 Ibid.... Oxford English Dictionary
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Estreature
See also Estreat References External links Bond Estreature Law and Legal Definition Sureties wikipedia.org
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estrete
† eˈstrete Obs. rare. [a. OF. estraite in same sense:—L. extracta: see estreat.] Extraction, origin; hence, nature.1393 Gower Conf. I. 87 Toward this vice of which we trete There ben yet tweie of thilke estrete. Oxford English Dictionary
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Surety
See also Co-signing Demand guarantee Estreat Fidelity bond Fiduciary Guarantee Indemnity Insurance Lien waiver Loan guarantee Negotiable Instrument wikipedia.org
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estrayte
estrayte obs. form of estreat. Oxford English Dictionary
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strete
strete aphetic f. estreat; obs. f. street. Oxford English Dictionary
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IOI Mall Puchong
It also included a new food estreat on the first floor with shops like A&W and Go Noodle House. wikipedia.org
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streatch
▪ I. † streat, n. Obs. Forms: 5 streete, strete, 6 streate, streitte, streicte, streyte, strette. [Aphetic variant of estreat n.] = estreat n. 1 and 2. Also attrib. as streat-office.c 1440 Promp. Parv. 480/1 Streete catchepol bok to gader by mercymentys. 1451 Paston Lett. Suppl. 34 Blake was atte Lo... Oxford English Dictionary
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Pipe rolls
A further reform in 1236 resulted in debts being recorded in separate Estreat rolls, and only the totals entered into the Pipe rolls. wikipedia.org
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exchequer
▪ I. exchequer (ɛksˈtʃɛkə(r)) Forms: 3–6 escheker(e, (4 eschekkere, 4–5 ess-, estcheker), 5–7 eschequer, -eer, excheker, -yr, (6 escheaquer, eschequier, -our, 7 exchecker), 6– exchequer. [ME. escheker, a. OF. eschequier (mod.F. échiquier) = It. scaccario, med.L. scaccārium chess-board, f. scacc-us c... Oxford English Dictionary
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greenwax
green wax, ˈgreenwax Obs. exc. Hist. Sealing-wax of a green colour; hence b. A seal of green wax, such as was affixed to documents delivered by the Exchequer to sheriffs. c. An estreat or other document bearing this seal; also process of green wax. d. The fines or amercements exacted in accordance w... Oxford English Dictionary
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extract
▪ I. extract, ppl. a. (ɛkˈstrækt) [ad. L. extract-us, pa. pple. of extrahĕre to extract.] Extracted; in various senses of the vb. † 1. pa. pple. a. Taken out, obtained out of something. b. Derived (from a source), descended (from an ancestry). c. Distracted, taken out of one's wits; cf. extraught 2,... Oxford English Dictionary
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tot
▪ I. † tot, n.1 Obs. rare. In 5 totte, 7 toute. [Origin unascertained.] A person of disordered brain, a simpleton, a fool.c 1425 Cast. Persev. 2880 in Macro Plays 162 Werldlys good þou hast for-gon, & with tottys þou schalt be torn. c 1440 Promp. Parv. 497/2 Totte, supra in folte. Ibid. (MS. Winch.)... Oxford English Dictionary
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