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fricace
▪ I. † fricace, n. Obs. Forms: 6 fricasie, -ye, 6–7 fricacie, 7 fricace. [ad. L. fricātio frication; for the form cf. conspiracy.] = frication, friction 1.1533 Elyot Cast. Helthe (1541) 47 a, Of fricasies or rubbynges precedinge exercise. 1605 B. Jonson Volpone ii. ii, Applying only a warme napkin t... Oxford English Dictionary
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fricassee
▪ I. fricassee, n. (frɪkəˈsiː, ˈfrɪ-) Forms: 6–7 fricase, fricacy, -ie, 6–8 fricasy, (7 frycase, fricace, fregacy), 7 fricassie, (frigasie), (8 fricasey, frigacy, frigusee), 7–9 fricassé, 7–9 fricasee, 7– fricassee. [a. F. fricassée, f. fricasser to mince and cook in sauce; of unknown origin.] 1. Me... Oxford English Dictionary
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frication
† friˈcation Obs. Also 6 fricacion. [ad. L. fricātiōn-em, n. of action f. fricāre to rub.] 1. The action or process of chafing or rubbing (the body) with the hands. Cf. fricace and friction 1.1533 Elyot Cast. Helthe (1541) 75 b, Then increase fricacions and exercise by litel & litel. 1626 Bacon Sylv... Oxford English Dictionary
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unction
unction (ˈʌŋkʃən) Forms: 4–5 vnccioun, 5–6 vnccion (5 -ione, 6 -yon); 5 unxioun; 5–6 uncion (5 ovncion); 5 unctioun, 6–7 vnction (6 vun-), 6– unction. [ad. L. unctiōn-, unctio, noun of action f. unct-, ung(u)ĕre: see unct v. So F. onction (12th c.), It. unzione, Sp. uncion, Pg. un{cced}ão.] 1. The a... Oxford English Dictionary
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