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giglet
@@@LINK=giglot Oxford English Dictionary
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geglotry
gegilot, geglotry obs. ff. giglet, -letry. Oxford English Dictionary
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gigglet
gigglet obs. form of giglet. Oxford English Dictionary
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giggelot
giggelot obs. form of giglet. Oxford English Dictionary
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gygyll
gyglot, gygyll obs. ff. giglet, giggle v.1 Oxford English Dictionary
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gegelotte
gefte, gegelotte obs. ff. gift, giglet. Oxford English Dictionary
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gigelotte
gigelot(te obs. form of giglet. Oxford English Dictionary
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giglot
giglet, giglot (ˈgɪglɪt, -ət) Forms: 4 gigelot(te, (4 gegelotte, gegilot, 5 giggelot), 5–6 gyg(e)lot, 6 giglott(e, 6–7 gigglet, -lot, 6– giglot, giglet. [Of obscure origin; the 14th c. form gigelot(te seems to point to a Fr. (or AFr.) etymon, but nothing satisfactory has been found. Cf. gig n.1 (sen... Oxford English Dictionary
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gygge
gygelot, gygge obs. ff. giglet, gig n.1 Oxford English Dictionary
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kikelot
† kikelot Obs. rare—1. [Form and origin uncertain: cf. gigelot, giglet.] A tattling woman, a magpie.a 1225 Ancr. R. 88 Me seið upon ancren, þet euerich mest haueð..ane rikelot [MS. C. kikelot (piot)] þet cakeleð hire al þet heo isihð oðer ihereð. Oxford English Dictionary
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winklot
† winklot Sc. Obs. [Obscure; for the ending cf. giglot, giglet.] A wench.15.. Peblis to Play 73 in Maitland Fol. MS. (S.T.S.) 178 Ane winklot fell and hir taill vp. Ibid. 233, 182 Quhen the winklottis and the wawaris twynnit. Oxford English Dictionary
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trinklet
trinklet rare. (ˈtrɪŋklɪt) Also 6 trincklet. [app. an alteration of trinket n.1, after diminutives in -let; cf. giglet.] † 1. ? A woman decked out with ‘trinkets’ or finery. Obs. rare—1.c 1550 Pryde & Abuse Wom. 52 in Hazl. E.P.P. IV. 234 Oure trotte, our trotte, our lustye trotte,..Is nowe become a... Oxford English Dictionary
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giggle
▪ I. giggle, n. (ˈgɪg(ə)l) Also 7 gigle. [f. the vb.] † 1. = giglet 1 b. Obs.1611 Cotgr., Gadrouillette, a minx, gigle, flirt. 2. a. A giggling laugh.a 1677 Barrow Serm. xiv. Wks. 1687 I. 202 A small transient pleasure a tickling the ears, wagging the lungs, forming the face into a smile, a giggle, ... Oxford English Dictionary
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propine
▪ I. propine, n.1 Sc. Obs. or arch. (prəʊˈpaɪn) [a. obs. F. propine (16th c. in Godef.) ‘drinking money, or somewhat to drinke’ (Cotgr.), f. propiner to propine; so Sp. propina a present, a ‘tip’, It. propina a drinking, a ‘health’.] † 1. Drink-money. Obs. [This is etymologically the earlier sense, ... Oxford English Dictionary
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flirt
▪ I. flirt, n. (flɜːt) Also 6 flirte, flyrt, 7 flert, 6–8 flurt, (7 flurte). [f. next.] † 1. A smart tap or blow, a rap, fillip. (Also fig.). Obs. exc. dial.1577 Breton Flourish upon Fancy (Grosart) 18/1 Thus euerie one would haue a flyrt, ere I could get out free. 1621 Fletcher Pilgrim iii. iii, On... Oxford English Dictionary
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