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girse
▪ I. † girse Obs. [var. girth n.1, prob. from pl. gir(th)s.] 1. A saddle-girth; = girth n.1 1.[1417–18 Abingdon Acc. (Camden) 88 Et in frenis, capistris, singulis, gurs' emptis..iiijs. viijd.] 1591 Harington Orl. Fur. xxiii. lxvi, Orlando..With all his strength bestrides the saddle fast, Yet did the... Oxford English Dictionary
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gyrsome
gyrse, gyrsome vars. girse Obs., gersum. Oxford English Dictionary
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gurse
gurse variant of girse Obs., girth.14.. Voc. in Wr.-Wülcker 572/42 Cingulum, gurse. Oxford English Dictionary
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Phonological history of Scots
OE græs, 'grass', became girse). OE became vocalised after resulting in the diphthong in Modern Scots (e.g. boga, 'bow', became bowe). wikipedia.org
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didder
didder, v. Now only dial. (ˈdɪdə(r)) Forms: 4 diddir, 5 didir, dyder, dedir, -ur, 6 dydder, 7– didder. See also dither. [Found in the 14th c. related to dadder and dodder; the form in all being frequentative as in totter, flutter, etc. It is not certain whether they belong to an ablaut stem did, dad... Oxford English Dictionary
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girth
▪ I. girth, n.1 (gɜːθ) Forms: 4–5 gerth(e, (5 gerreth), 5–6 gyrth, 6 gurth, 4– girth. See also garth2, gird n.1, girr, girse, girt n. [a. ON. (*gerðu) gjǫrð girdle, girth, hoop (Sw., Da. gjord) = Goth. gairda girdle:—OTeut. *gerdâ. To different grades of the same root (*gerd-, gard-, gurd-) belong g... Oxford English Dictionary
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soume
▪ I. † soum, n.1 Sc. Obs. In 5 sowme, 5–6 sowm, 6 soume. [a. OF. soume, var. of some, somme: see seam n.2 and cf. some n.3] A horse-load; a pack. Also attrib. in soum saddle.c 1470 Henry Wallace iv. 24 Wallace..Our tuk the child Schyr Ranaldis sowme couth leid. 1497 Acc. Ld. High Treas. Scot. I. 345... Oxford English Dictionary
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umbe-
† umbe-, prefix (also 3 ummbe-, 4–5 vmbe-, 5 vnbe-, unbe-, 6 Sc. wmbe-, ombe-; 4 vnbi-, 4–5 vmbi-, 5 vmby-, unby-, 6 Sc. onby-), partly (in southern ME. texts) representing OE. ymbe- (see prec.), but chiefly either an extended form of umb- (cf. prec.) or a combination of um- with be-. Forms with the... Oxford English Dictionary
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ox
ox (ɒks) Forms: 1 oxa, 2–7 oxe, 4, 7– ox, (5 hox, 6 oxce), 7– (north. and Sc.) owce, owse. pl. 1 oxan, (œxen, exen), 2– oxen, (3 ocsen, oxene, 4–6 -in, -yn, -yne, 5 -one, exin, exon, 6 oxeson), north. and Sc. 6 oussin, 7– owsen, owssen, ousen. β. 4–6 oxes, (4 -is, 5 -ys). [Com. Teut.: OE. oxa wk. ma... Oxford English Dictionary
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foil
▪ I. foil, n.1 (fɔɪl) Forms: 4–7 foil(l)e, 4–8 foyl(l)e, (5 fole, 7 fyle), 5– foil. [a. OF. foil, fuil, fueil masc. (= Pr. folh, fuoill, It. foglio:—L. folium leaf, cogn. with Gr. ϕῦλλον), and OF. foille, fueille fem. (mod.F. feuille, = Pr. folha. foilla, Sp. hoja, It. foglia:—L. folia, pl. of foliu... Oxford English Dictionary
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grass
▪ I. grass, n.1 (grɑːs, -æ-) Forms: α. 1 græs, (pl. grasu), 3–5 gres, 3–6 gras, (3 grace, graes, 4 grece, grees), 4 gris(e, 4, 6 griss(e, 4–6 gress(e, 4–7 grasse, (5 graas, grase, graz), 6– grass. β. 1 gærs, gers, subsequently Sc. and north. dial. 4, 6–9 gers(e, 4–6 gyrs(s, 5–6 gyrse, 5, 9 girss, 6,... Oxford English Dictionary
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truck
▪ I. truck, n.1 (trʌk) Also 6–7 trucke, 8–9 Sc. troke, trock. [a. F. troque, † troq, troc (16th c.), AF. truke (1364), f. troquer: see truck v.1] 1. a. The action or practice of trucking; trading by exchange of commodities; barter. Often in truck (for, † of), by truck for.[1364 Vintner's Co. Charter... Oxford English Dictionary
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well
▪ I. well, n.1 (wɛl) Forms: α. 1 wælla (uælla), 1, 3 wælle (1 uælle), 3–5 walle, 3–4 wall, 4–5 wal; Sc. and north. 6– wall (6 vall, 9 wal), 6–7 woll (6 vol). β. 1 wella, 1, 3–5 welle (4–5 wele), 1– well, 3–7 wel. γ. 1 wylla, willa, wielle, 1, 4 wylle, 1, 3–4 wille; 1 wyl, 1–4 wyll, 1, 5 will. [OE. w... Oxford English Dictionary
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