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graip
▪ I. graip Sc. and north. dial. (ˈgreːp) Also 4–9 grape, 6 graype. [a. ON. greip fem. (recorded only in the sense ‘space between thumb and fingers, grip, grasp’; but cf. OSw. greep, mod.Sw. grep, Da. greb fork) corresponding to OE. gráp fem., grasp, f. OTeut. root *grī̆p: see grip, grope.] 1. A thre... Oxford English Dictionary
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Gropecunt Lane
In "The Miller's Tale", Geoffrey Chaucer writes "" (and intimately he caught her by her crotch), and Philotus (1603) mentions "put doun thy hand and graip wikipedia.org
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grope
▪ I. grope, n.1 (grəʊp) Also 1 gráp, 3 grap, 6 Sc. graip. [In sense 1, repr. OE. gráp (see grope v.); in sense 2, f. grope v.] † 1. Grasp; fig. grasp of a subject. Obs.Beowulf 555 Me..fæste hæfde grim on grape. c 1000 Guthlac 407 Wæron hy reowe to ræsanne ᵹifrum grapum. a 1225 Leg. Kath. 855 Esculap... Oxford English Dictionary
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Håkan Loob
At age 15 Loob made his senior debut for IK Graip, and quit all other sports to focus on hockey. Playing career Färjestad BK Loob began with third division clubs IK Graip Slite and Roma IF Romakloster in 1975–76 and 1976–77 respectively before spending wikipedia.org
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croupon
† ˈcroupon Obs. or dial. Forms: 5 cropoun, -on, -owne, -yn, crupoun, cruppon, crovpon, crowpon, -yn, 8 croppin, curpon, -en, -in. [a. OF. croupon, augm. or dim. of croupe, in OF. crupe, crope rump, rear-part: see croup 1. The mod.Sc. form is curpon by metathesis of r.] The croup or rump of a horse o... Oxford English Dictionary
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Division 4 (Swedish women's football)
IK Virgo | Jitex FC | Stenkullens GoIK | Team Utbynäs DFF | Öjersjö IF Gotland Dalhem IF B | Dalhem IF C | Fardhem IF | IFK Visby | IFK Visby B | IK Graip wikipedia.org
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stramp
▪ I. stramp, n. Sc. [f. stramp v.] A stamp of the foot.a 1578 Lindesay (Pitscottie) Chron. Scot. (S.T.S.) I. 222 The strampe of M{supr} Patrickis was so sade upoun his brotheris footte. 1828 Moir Mansie Wauch ix. 80 This was a stramp on his corny toe.▪ II. stramp, v. Sc. (stræmp) [Perh. suggested by... Oxford English Dictionary
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murklins
ˈmurklins, adv. Obs. exc. dial. (see E.D.D.). Also 6 marklynis, 9 mirklins. [f. murk a. + -ling2.] In the dark.1568 Satir. Poems Reform. xlviii. 56 Weill may thay brukit, thay neid not to lukit, Bot graip it marklynis be the grund. 1674 Ray N.C. Words 34 Murklins: in the dark. Oxford English Dictionary
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Gotlands Fotbollförbund
Dalhem IF Eskelhems GoIF Fardhem IF Fårösunds GOIK FC Copa FC Gute Garda IK Gothems GoIF Gotlands Bro SK Hangvar SK Hemse BK IF Hansa-Hoburg IFK Visby IK Graip wikipedia.org
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glede
▪ I. glede, gled (gliːd, glɛd) Forms: α. 1 glida, glioda, 4– glede, (6 gleede, gleyd, 7, 9 gleed, 9 dial. gleid), 6– glead, (6 gleade). β. Sc. 5– gled, (7–8 glaid, 9 glade). [OE. glida wk. masc. corresponds to Icel. gleða, MSw. gladha, Sw. glada wk. fem.; the OTeut. form was prob. *gliđon- and with ... Oxford English Dictionary
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grape
▪ I. grape, n.1 (greɪp) Also 3–7 grap, 4 graap. [a. OF. grape, grappe fem., bunch of grapes (also crape; mod.F. grappe, north-eastern dialects crappe), prob. a vbl. n. from graper to gather grapes with a vine-hook, f. grape hook, ultimately f. Teut. *krappon- (OHG. krapfo) hook. Cf. It. grappare to ... Oxford English Dictionary
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gangrel
gangrel dial. and arch. (ˈgæŋgrəl) Forms: 6 gangarall (pl. gangralis), 6–7 gangrill, 7 gang(e)rell, 8 gangril, 9 gangerill, 7– gangrel. [app. f. gang n.1 or v.1, on some obscure analogy; cf. poveral (with which this word is associated in quot. 1538); the ending occurs, though perh. from diverse sour... Oxford English Dictionary
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grasp
▪ I. grasp, n. (grɑːsp, -æ-) Also 6–7 graspe. [f. the vb.] 1. That which is fitted to grasp or clutch, or to be grasped or clutched; the fluke of an anchor, a handle. Now only Naut. the handle of an oar.1561 Eden Arte Nauig. A iij b, The Thirreni founde the vse of the anker of one graspe or flooke. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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swivel
▪ I. swivel, n. (ˈswɪv(ə)l) Forms: 4 swyuel, swewyl, suawel(le, 5–6 swevill(e, -yll, -ell, (5 swefel, sewevelle), 5–7 swivell, 6 swyuell, swyvle, (swyffvyll), 7 swyvile, 7–8 swivle, 8 swyvil, swivil, (9 Sc. sweevil), 7– swivel. β. 6 Sc. swele, 7 sweell. γ. 6 Sc. sowl, swoll, swoul, 9 soul, sooal, et... Oxford English Dictionary
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leverage
▪ I. leverage, n. (ˈliːvərɪdʒ) [f. lever n.1 + -age.] 1. The action of a lever; the arrangement by which lever-power is applied; also concr. a system of levers.1724 Lond. Gaz. No. 6273/8 An Engine.., which..by means of a Leveridge and an Horizontal Fly,..can Raise..Water. 1839 R. S. Robinson Naut. S... Oxford English Dictionary
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