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foot-pace
foot-pace (ˈfʊtpeɪs) [See pace n.] 1. A walking pace. Chiefly in advb. phr. a foot-pace, at (or † in) a foot-pace = at a walking pace.1538 Eliot, Pedepressim, a foote pase, softly. 1562 J. Heywood Prov. & Epigr. (1867) 149 The best lacketh feete, foote pace with vs to holde. 1607 Topsell Four-f. Bea... Oxford English Dictionary
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half-pace
half-pace [In 1, app. a corruption of earlier haultpace, haltpace, halpace, q.v. In 2, app. f. half + pace, but prob. an extension of sense 1.] 1. A step, raised floor, or platform, on which something (e.g. a throne, dais, etc.) is to be placed or erected. b. The platform at the top of steps, on whi... Oxford English Dictionary
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predella
predella (prɪˈdɛlə) Also erron. prædella. [a. It. predella (preˈdella) a stool, footstool, kneeling-stool; prob. f. OHG. pret a board + -ella, dim. suffix.] 1. The step or platform upon which an altar is placed, an altar-step, foot-pace; also, a painting or sculpture upon the vertical face of this.1... Oxford English Dictionary
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pace
▪ I. pace, n.1 (peɪs) Forms: 3–5 pas, 4–5 paas, pass(e, 4–7 pase, 5 pasce, 5–6 Sc. pais(s, 6 Sc. paice, 4– pace. [ME. a. OF. pas:—L. passum (nom. passus) a step, pace, lit. a stretch (of the leg), f. pass-, ppl. stem of pandĕre to stretch, extend.] I. A step, and derived senses. 1. a. A single separ... Oxford English Dictionary
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rack
▪ I. rack, n.1 (ræk) Forms: 4 rac, 4–5 rakke, 4–6 rak, (5 rake), 6–7 racke, 5– rack. [Chiefly a northern word, and perh. of Scandinavian origin; cf. Norw. and Sw. dial. rak (Sw. vrak, Da. vrag) wreck, wreckage, refuse, rubbish, etc., f. reka to drive, reke. The only form recorded in ON. is rek wreck... Oxford English Dictionary
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معركة كيلي
Zafar Khan followed the enemy soldiers rapidly, causing his foot soldiers to be left behind. Even his cavalry had trouble keeping up with his pace. After his horse was cut down, he fought on foot, and engaged in a hand-to-hand combat with Hijlak. wikipedia.org
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