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furrour
† furrour Obs. Also forrour. [a. OF. forreor (mod.F. fourreur), agent-n. f. forrer to fur.] A furrier.c 1330 R. Brunne Chron. Wace (Rolls) 12453 Til a pane, as a furour [v.r. forrour], he did hem tewe. Oxford English Dictionary
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furrure
† ˈfurrure Obs. Also 4 for(r)-, furrour(e, 5 forer, forur(e, furure, furrur. [a. OF. forrëure, fourrëure (mod.F. fourrure), f. forrer, fourrer, fur v.] Fur; a trimming, lining, or adornment of fur.1387 Trevisa Higden (Rolls) VII. 373 He usede forours of symple prys. c 1400 Mandeville (1839) xxiii. 2... Oxford English Dictionary
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furrier
▪ I. † ˈfurrier1 Obs. Also 6 furiour, furrior, -yer, 7 furriour. See also forayer, fourrier. [ad. F. fourrier, OF. forier, f. feurre forage.] One who went in advance of an army, etc. to secure and arrange accommodation, etc.; a purveyor, quarter-master; hence also a courier, harbinger. Comb., as fur... Oxford English Dictionary
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foray
▪ I. foray, n. (ˈfɒreɪ) Forms: α. 4–5 forray, (5 ferray), 5 forra, 5–7 forrey, (5 forey), 6–7 forreie, 9 foray. β. 6 forrow. [See next vb.] 1. A hostile or predatory incursion or inroad, a raid. † in, of foray: on a foray. Revived in the 19th c. by Sir Walter Scott.1375 Barbour Bruce ii. 281 Sum sal... Oxford English Dictionary
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lusty
lusty, a. (ˈlʌstɪ) Also 3–5 lusti, 6 losty, 6–7 lustie. [f. lust n. + -y. Cf. MHG. lustic (mod.G. lustig), ON. lostig-r.] † 1. Of persons and their attributes: Joyful, merry, jocund; cheerful, lively. Obs.a 1225 Leg. Kath. 1693 Alle pleiende somet, alle lahinde somet, eauer iliche lusti. c 1386 Chau... Oxford English Dictionary
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