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gadder
▪ I. gadder1 (ˈgædə(r)) [f. gad v.1 + -er1.] An instrument for splitting rock.1887 Sci. Amer. LVI. 21 It is claimed for the diamond gadder that it will do its work at the rate of 180 feet a day.▪ II. gadder2 (ˈgædə(r)) [f. gad v.2 + -er1.] One who gads. † Also gadder-about, gadder-abroad.1550 Bale A... Oxford English Dictionary
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River Gadder
The River Gadder is long tributary of the River Wissey. Gallery References Gadder, river wikipedia.org
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pranker
ˈpranker [f. prank v.3 + -er1.] 1. = prancer. † a. Thieves' cant. A horse (obs.). b. A dancer.1591 Greene Art Conny Catch. ii. (1592) 4 They..doe take an especiall view, where prankers or horses be. 1621 Burton Anat. Mel. iii. ii. vi. iii. (1651) 563 If she be a noted reveller, a gadder, a singer, a... Oxford English Dictionary
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Elizabeth Porter Phelps
"Housewife and Gadder: Themes of Self-Sufficiency and Community in Eighteenth-Century New England." wikipedia.org
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outrunner
ˈoutˌrunner2 [out- 8.] 1. One who or that which runs out; spec. an attendant who runs in advance of or beside a carriage; a horse which runs in traces outside the shafts; the dog which acts as leader of a team of sledge dogs; fig. a forerunner, an avant-courier.1598 Florio, Scorritore, an outrunner,... Oxford English Dictionary
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shayth
† shayth Sc. [? a. Gael. seadh.] Reason, what is reasonable; also, (a person's) rights.1542 Records of Elgin (New Spald. Club 1903) I. 72 Angnes Stone vrangit in the saying to Necoll Moressone that shayth war it to gadder ane dussane of quyins and gar lesch him quhill tha var ane inch of him togidde... Oxford English Dictionary
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Convention of Royal Burghs
should meet annually to deal with matters of common concern. ...that Commissioners of all Burrowes baith south and north [of the Spey], sall convene and gadder wikipedia.org
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River Wissey
The River Gadder, which rises to the north-east of Cockley Cley, and its distributary, the Oxborough Drain, enter the Wissey on its north bank. wikipedia.org
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forgather
forgather, foregather, v. Chiefly Sc. (fəˈgæðə(r), fɔə-) Also 6 -gadder, Sc. -gader. [f. for- prefix1 + gather. Cf. Du. vergaderen, Flem. 16th c. vergaederen to assemble.] 1. intr. To gather together, assemble.1513 Douglas æneis vii. xiv. 30 Ane ost of futmen..Thik forgadderis the large feyldis abou... Oxford English Dictionary
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levet
▪ I. † levet1 Obs. rare. [f. leve (leave v.1) + -et1.] Only pl. Leavings, fragments.1528 Roy Rede me (Arb.) 80 When they have eaten ynowe... Then gadder they vp their levettis. Ibid. 98 The best meate awaye they carve... Then proll the servynge officers..so that their levettis are but thynne.▪ II. †... Oxford English Dictionary
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List of museums in Luxembourg
Luxembourg City A Gadder Abbey Museum Am Tunnel Casino Luxembourg European Museum Schengen General Patton Museum Industry and Railway Park Fond-de-Gras wikipedia.org
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Smålands Fotbollförbund
Fotboll FK Älmeboda/Linneryd FK Bosna Hercegovina FK Jat Gislave FK Liljan FK Ljiljan Växjö FK Stora Frö Flerohopps GOIF Flisby SK Fliseryds IF Flygsfors-Gadderås wikipedia.org
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hermit
hermit, n. (ˈhɜːmɪt) Forms: α. 3 armite, 4–5 ermyt(e, 4–6 armyte, armet, 4–7 ermite, 7 ermit. β. 4–6 hermyte, 4–8 -mite, (5 -mett), 6– hermit. γ. 3–7 heremite, 4–5 -myt(e, 6 Sc. -meit, 6–7 -mit. See also eremite. [ME. hermite, ermite, a. OF. (h)ermite, L. erēmīta (med.L. also herēmīta), ad. Gr. ἐρηµ... Oxford English Dictionary
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self-important
self-imˈportant, a. [f. prec.] Marked by self-importance; having an exaggerated opinion of one's own importance.1775 in Ash. 1783 O'Keeffe Birth-Day 30 A little self-important court gadder. 1793 Smeaton Edystone L. §281 Five of our best hands being grown self-important, demanded an increase of wages... Oxford English Dictionary
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seclude
seclude, v. (sɪˈkluːd) Also 6 secluid. [ad. L. sēclūdĕre, f. sē- (see se-) + claudĕre to shut. Cf. OF. seclorre. Now almost restricted to sense 2, which is close to the primary etymological meaning, though narrower than the use of secludere in Latin. Formerly often used loosely as a synonym of exclu... Oxford English Dictionary
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