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frampold
ˈframpold, a. Obs. exc. dial. Forms: 6–7 frampold, frompall, 7 frampald, -pard, frompered, frampel(l, -ple, -pole, -poll, -pull, (phrampell), 7, 9 hist. frampal(l, 7, 9 dial. frampled. [Of obscure origin; it is uncertain which of the many divergent forms is the earliest; formation on fram, from + po...
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frampler
ˈframpler pseudo-arch. rare—1. [Cf. frapler, frampold.] A brawler; = frapler.1820 Scott Monast. xxvii, A rude low-born frampler and wrangler.
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rantipole
▪ I. rantipole, n. (and a.) (ˈræntɪpəʊl) Also 8 rante-, -pol; dial. 9 ranty-, -pow(l. [? A fanciful formation on rant v.: cf. frampold.] 1. A romp; a wild, ill-behaved or reckless person; a scold, termagant. Now rare. In southern dial. also applied to the wild-carrot, and in the north to the game of...
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fish
▪ I. fish, n.1 (fɪʃ) Forms: 1–2 fisc, 3 Orm. fissk, 3–4 fis(s(e, fix, (4 fizs), south. viss, vyss, 3–5 fich, 5–6 fych(e, 3–5 fissh(e, (3 fishsh, fischsch), 4–6 fysch(e, -ssh(e, (6 fiszsh), 5–6 fysh(e, 4–6 fishe, 3– fish. [Com. Teut.; OE. fisc. str. masc. = OFris. fisk, OS. fisc (Du. visch), OHG. fis...
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