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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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forure
forur(e var. furrure Obs., fur trimming. Oxford English Dictionary
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deerskin
ˈdeerskin The skin of a deer, especially as a material for clothing. Also attrib.1396 Will of Wodehous (Commissary Crt.), Meam togam blod' cum furrure & vn deriskyn. 1751 Johnson Rambler No. 187 ¶3 [She] laid aside from that hour her white deer skins. 1820 Scott Monast. xiv, In his home-spun doublet... Oxford English Dictionary
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purfling
ˈpurfling, vbl. n. [f. purfle v. + -ing1.] 1. Bordering, esp. the ornamenting of the edge or border of anything; also concr. ornamental bordering work, trimming, furring, fringing, etc.1388 Calverley Charters (1904) 204 Pur j furrure de gray pur mesme la goune oue la perfulyng du mesme et la lynure ... Oxford English Dictionary
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fur
▪ I. fur, n.1 (fɜː(r)) Forms: 4–7 furre, 7–9 furr, 8 fir, 6– fur. [f. fur v. The OF. forre, fuerre, sheath, case, is commonly given as the immediate source; but it does not appear to have had the sense of the Eng. n., though the derived vb. forrer (mod.F. fourrer), originally to encase, developed th... Oxford English Dictionary
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taw
▪ I. † taw, n.1 Obs. rare. [f. taw v.1] 1. Tawed leather; white leather.c 1562 in J. T. Gilbert Calr. Anc. Rec. Dublin (1891) II. 23 Gloves, purses, whit tawe and suche like wurke apperteyninge to thoccupacion of glover. 2. A thong, whip, lash. Perh. a different word; app. the sing. of taws, tawse (... Oxford English Dictionary
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pane
▪ I. pane, n.1 (peɪn) Forms: 4–5 pan, 6 paene, paan, pein, 6–7 payn(e, 6–8 pain(e, 4– pane. [a. F. pan (11th c. in Littré) = Pr. pan, Sp. paño, Pg. panno, It. panno:—L. pannum, acc. of pannus a cloth, a piece of cloth.] I. A piece of cloth. † 1. a. A cloth; a piece of cloth; any distinct portion of ... Oxford English Dictionary
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