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faulter
▪ I. † ˈfaulter Obs. Forms: 6 faltar, -our, faughter, (faultor, 7 faultour, fawter), 6–9 Sc. fauter, -or, 6–8 faulter. [f. fault v. + -er1, and -our, -or; OF. had fautier adj. guilty.] One who commits a fault; a culprit, delinquent, offender.1535 Stewart Cron. Scot. II. 544 Of sic faltouris thair ha... Oxford English Dictionary
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faughter
▪ I. faughter dial. f. of falter v.3▪ II. faughter var. of faulter n. Obs., a defaulter. Oxford English Dictionary
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The Darling Buds of May
on the novel The Mating Game (film), a 1959 film adaptation The Larkins (2021 TV series) Darling Buds of May (album), a 2006 album by the rock band Faulter wikipedia.org
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faultress
ˈfaultress rare. [fem. of faulter: see -ess.] A female offender.1838 J. Struthers Poetic Tales 16 Faultress dire to laws above. Oxford English Dictionary
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Darling Buds of May (album)
Darling Buds of May is the debut and only album by the rock band Faulter. It was released on September 19, 2006 on Abacus Recordings. Site Faulter albums 2006 debut albums wikipedia.org
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falter
▪ I. falter var. of faulter, Obs., defaulter.▪ II. falter, v.1 (ˈfɔːltə(r), ˈfɒltə(r)) Forms: 5 faltir, 6 (in Fisher flalter, floghter), folter, 6–9 faulter, (7 foulter), 7 felter, 4– falter. [Of obscure etymology. The current view, which connects the word with fault, is untenable, on the ground tha... Oxford English Dictionary
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Dermott Lennon
foot in the water in the first round of the Longines Grand Prix cost Lennon and Hallmark Elite a place in the jump-off, but they were the quickest '4-faulter wikipedia.org
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flaunter
▪ I. flaunter, n. (ˈflɔːntə(r)) [f. flaunt v. + -er1.] One who flaunts.1598 Florio, Porta pennachij, a tosse feather, a flanter, a swaggrer. 1681 T. Jordan London's Joy 14 No Ranters or Vaunters or Chanters or Flaunters. 1719 D'Urfey Pills I. 5 St. James's Square, And Flaunters there. 1742 Warburton... Oxford English Dictionary
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Jesu (album)
Broadrick – guitar, vocals, bass, programming Ted Parsons – drums, percussion Diarmuid Dalton – bass ("Your Path to Divinity", "Tired of Me", "We All Faulter wikipedia.org
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faltour
faltour var. of faulter, Obs., defaulter. Oxford English Dictionary
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Another Day in Paradise (album)
Drag Me Down" – 2:15 (Rob, Jake) "In Harm's Way" – 2:32 (Jim*) "Talking to Myself" – 1:44 (Jim, Jake) "Broken" – 2:10 (Jim, Rob) "Ashes" – 2:35 (Rob) "Faulter wikipedia.org
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fautor
fautor (ˈfɔːtə(r)) Forms: 4–7 fautour(e, (6 fauctour), 5–6 fawter, -or, -our, 6–7 fauter, 4, 6– fautor. Also 6–7 erron. faulter, -or, -our. [ad. F. fauteur, ad. L. fautor, f. favēre to favour.] One who favours; a favourer. 1. An adherent, partisan, supporter, abettor.c 1330 R. Brunne Chron. (1810) 2... Oxford English Dictionary
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smasher
▪ I. smasher1 (ˈsmæʃə(r)) [f. smash v.1] 1. slang. a. Anything uncommon, extraordinary, or unusual, esp. unusually large or excellent.1794 Gentl. Mag. LXIV. i. 216/1 Smasher..signifies any thing larger than common. a 1800 in Pegge Suppl. Grose. 1853 Moodie Life Clearings 106 If you make it twelve an... Oxford English Dictionary
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famble
▪ I. famble, n. slang. (ˈfæmb(ə)l) [perh. f. famble v. in its (probable) original sense ‘to grope, fumble’.] 1. A hand.1567 Harman Caveat 87 He tooke his Iockam in his famble. 1622 Fletcher Beggar's Bush ii. i, Last we clap our fambles. 1673 R. Head Canting Acad. 19 White thy fambles. 1815 Scott Guy... Oxford English Dictionary
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palter
palter, v. (ˈpɔːltə(r)) Also 6–7 paulter. [Appears first in 16th c. The form is that of an iterative in -er, like faulter, totter, waver; but no suitable primitive palt is known, and no corresponding vb. is known in any other lang.] I. † 1. a. intr. and trans. To speak indistinctly or idly; to say o... Oxford English Dictionary
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