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haberdash
▪ I. † ˈhaberdash, n. Obs. Forms: 5–6 haburdassh, -dashe, haberdash(e. [app. = AF. hapertas, of unknown origin, perh. the name of a fabric, which occurs in an Anglo-Fr. customs list of imported peltry, furs, and fabrics, where a parallel and nearly contemporary list has haberdassherie. But the Engli... Oxford English Dictionary
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burdash
† burˈdash Obs. Also berdash. [Derivation uncertain. Possibly the same as bardash (as sometimes also spelt), on the ground that the article of apparel was considered to be of effeminate charater, and a foppery for men to be ashamed of. Connexion with haberdash is also suggested, though at present un... Oxford English Dictionary
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haberdasher
haberdasher (ˈhæbədæʃə(r)) Forms: 4–6 haberdassher, haburdaissher, -dassher, 4 habirdaschere, -dasshere, 5 habardashar, 6– haberdasher, (7 habber-). [Has the form of a derivative of haberdash n. (q.v.), or of the AFr. hapertas (quasi *hapertassier, *haberdassier); but the actual nature of the relati... Oxford English Dictionary
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fable
▪ I. fable, n. (ˈfeɪb(ə)l) Forms: 4, 6 fabel(l, 4–5 fabil(l, fabul(le, 4– fable. [a. F. fable (OF. also flabe, fauble, Pr. faula) ad. L. fābula discourse, narrative, story, dramatic composition, the plot of a play, a fable, f. fārī to speak: see fate.] 1. a. A fictitious narrative or statement; a st... Oxford English Dictionary
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merchandise
▪ I. merchandise, n. (ˈmɜːrtʃəndaɪz) Forms: α. 3–7 marchandise, 3–6 -dis, marchaundise, 4 marchauntyse, Sc. -andiss, 4–6 -aundyse, 4– 7 -andize, 5 -tyse, -endise, -anddysse, 5–6 -andyse, -aundys, 5–7 -andies, 6 -aundies, -dize, -auntdyse, 6–7 -andice, -ize. β. 3 mercandise, 5 merchauntyse, -antdyse,... Oxford English Dictionary
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ware
▪ I. ware, n.1 Sc. and dial. (wɛə(r)) Forms: 1 wár (waar, uaar, uar), 6 wayr, vare, 6–7 wair, 7 war, waar, weir, 8 wear, 8–9 waur(e, 5– ware; see also Eng. Dial. Dict. and ore5. [OE. wár, corresp. to NFris. wier neut. sea-weed, pond-weed, whence prob. Du. wier neut. (first found in Kilian, referred ... Oxford English Dictionary
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shop
▪ I. shop, n. (ʃɒp) Forms: 1 sceoppa, 3 ssoppe, 4–5 schopp, 4–6 schop(p)e, shope, 4–7 shoppe (q.v. also as main entry), 5–6 schop, 5–8 shopp, 6 schoop, shoope, 5– shop; Sc. and north. 5 shapp, 5–6 chope, 6 choipp, 8 shap, 9 chop. [ME. (c 1300) schoppe (ssoppe):—OE. sceoppa wk. masc., occurring only ... Oxford English Dictionary
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soul
▪ I. soul, n. (səʊl) Forms: α. 1 sawol, -al, 1–2 sawul, 1, 4 sawel (1 sauwel, 4 saw-, sauwil), 1, 4–6 sawl (5–6 sawll, 9 dial. sawl, seawl, zawl, etc.), 2–6 sawle; 1, 4 sauel (4 -il), 3–7 (9 dial.) saule (3 sæule, 4 zaule, 5 savle); 1, 4–5, 6–9 Sc. and north. saul, 5–7 Sc. and north. saull; 5 sal, s... Oxford English Dictionary
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