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gowpen
gowpen Sc. and dial. (ˈgaʊpən) Forms: 3 goupynes (pl.), 6–7 gopin(g, 6–9 gowpin(g, (8 gapen, gouppen, 9 gowpan, 7, 9 goppen), 8–9 goupen, -in, gowpen. [a. ON. gaupn (Norw. dial. gaupn, Sw. göpen, Da. gievn, gi{obar}vn, in the Dict. of 1802) = OHG. coufana (MHG. goufen). Cf. yepsen. The original sens... Oxford English Dictionary
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John Wheatcroft
Artist as a Middle-Aged Cleaning Woman (1975) A Voice from the Hump and A Fourteenth-Century Poet's Vision of Christ (1977) Ordering Demons (1981) Gowpen wikipedia.org
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gowpenful
gowpenful Sc. and dial. (ˈgaʊpənfʊl) [f. gowpen + -ful.] A ‘double handful’ (see gowpen 1).1674–91 Ray N.C. Words 32 Gopingfull, as much as you can hold in your Fist. 1789 Davidson Seasons 13 Who for a knife Or penny whissle, will part wi' their gold In gopinfu's. 1852 Carlyle Let. in Froude Life in... Oxford English Dictionary
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goapen
goapen var. gowpen. Oxford English Dictionary
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gouppen
goup(p)en, -in var. gowpen Sc. and dial. Oxford English Dictionary
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Fairy
He said he decided to come out of hiding and help them, upon which one of the fairy women gave him a gowpen (double handful of meal) and told him to put wikipedia.org
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goppen
gopin, goping, goppen obs. ff. gowpen. Oxford English Dictionary
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yokindale
† yokindale Obs. Also yochomdale, youkyndall, yockynggale; youghendale; Sc. yopeindail, ȝ(e)op-, ȝewp-, yopindaill, -dale, -dall, yowpindail. [ad. early LG. jochimdailer, var. of joachimsdaler (whence also early Da. iochim-, iocumdaller, iochimsdaler, -dale, and 16th c. F. jocondal(l)e) = G. joachim... Oxford English Dictionary
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knaveship
knaveship (ˈneɪvʃɪp) Also (Sc.) 6 knaship, knaifschip, 7 knawship. [f. knave n. + -ship.] 1. The condition of being a knave: used with a possessive, as a mock title.1589 Pappe w. Hatchet B, Your Knaueship brake you[r] fast on the Bishops. 1680 Revenge i. i. 6 What, Mr. Trickwell, does your Knaveship... Oxford English Dictionary
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yepsen
yepsen dial. ? Obs. (ˈjɛps(ə)n) Forms: 4 ȝyspun, -on, yepsene, yespen, 5 ȝespyn, yespon, ȝespe, (? ȝelspe, ȝelpe), 7 yeaspen, yaspen, yaspin, yeapsond, 7–9 yeepsen, 8 yepsond, eapns, espin, 8–9 yepsintle, 9 ipson. [ME. ȝespon, ȝyspon, yepsen, prob.:—unrecorded OE. *ᵹiepsen, *ᵹiespen, corresp. to MLG... Oxford English Dictionary
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yepe
† yepe, a. (n.) Obs. Forms: 1 ᵹeap, (ᵹep), 3 ȝeap, ȝæp, ȝiap, ȝiep, 3–5 ȝep, (4 ȝhepe, ȝeep, yeepe, 6 epe), 4–5 ȝepe, yepe. See also yap a. [OE. ᵹéap open, wide, spacious, curved, crooked, vaulted, crafty, astute; repr. OTeut. root gaup-, and prob. related to ON. gaupn hollow made by both hands held... Oxford English Dictionary
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in-town
ˈin-ˌtown n., a., (and adv.) [f. in adv. + town.] 1. Sc. = infield. Chiefly attrib., as intown pasture; intown multure = insucken multure; intown weed, ‘a weed common in pastures, an annual weed’ (Jam. 1880).1538 Aberd. Reg. V. 16 (Jam.) Ane pleucht of the intowne of Ardlayr. 1812 J. Henderson Agric... Oxford English Dictionary
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sequel
▪ I. sequel, n. (ˈsiːkwəl) Forms: 5–7 sequele, (5 sequely, 6 sequeale), 6–8 sequell, 6 sequeile, north. sequyle, 7 sequill, Sc. sequeill, 6– sequel. [a. OF. sequelle (mod.F. séquelle), ad. L. sequēla (sequella), f. sequī to follow.] † 1. A train of followers, band of adherents, following, suit; rare... Oxford English Dictionary
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lock
▪ I. lock, n.1 (lɒk) Forms: 1 loc, locc, 3–7 locke, 4–5 loke, 4–6 lokk(e, 5, 7 lok, look(e, (8–9 dial. in sense 2 luck, Sc. loake), 5– lock. [OE. loc masc. = OS.? loc (MS. loci, glossing cesariem; MDu. locke, Du. lok fem.), OHG. loc masc. (MHG. loc masc., pl. locke, mod.G. locke fem.), ON. lokk-r ma... Oxford English Dictionary
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