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haggister
† haggister Obs. or dial. Also 7 hagester, 8 -ister. [Cognate with Du. aakster, MDu. aextre, OLG. agastria magpie: see haggess.] A local name of the magpie.1584 R. Scott Discov. Witchcr. iv. viii. (1886) 65 The eating of a haggister or pie helpeth one bewitched in that member. 1674 Ray S. & E.C. Wor... Oxford English Dictionary
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haggiss
† haggess, haggiss Obs. [a. F. agace, agasse ‘a Pie, Piannet, or Magatapie’ (Cotgr.), in 13th c. also agache, Walloon aguèse, med.L. agasia, a. OHG. agazza pie, also OHG. agalstra (MHG. egelster, Ger. elster: see Kluge). Cf. also haggister pie, Du. aakster, ekster, MDu. aextre, extre, from ODu. and ... Oxford English Dictionary
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haggis
haggis (ˈhægɪs) Also 5 hagas(e, hagese, hageys, hagws, (hakkys), 6 hagges, -eis, -ise, 6–8 haggas, -ass(e, -ess)e, 7–8 haggus, 8 haggice, -ies, 9 -ish, -iss. [Derivation unknown. The analogy of most terms of cookery suggests a French source; but no corresp. F. word or form has been found. The conjec... Oxford English Dictionary
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mattagess
† ˈmattagess Obs. Also 6 matagasse, 7 matagesse. [a. southern Fr. matagasse, a. Pr. *matagassa lit. ‘magpie-killer’, f. mata-r to kill + agassa magpie (see haggess).] A butcher-bird, Lanius excubitor.1575 Turberv. Faulconrie 72 Though the Matagasse be a hawke of none accompte or price neyther with u... Oxford English Dictionary
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pie
▪ I. pie, n.1 (paɪ) Also 4–8 pye, 5–6 py, (6 pee). [a. OF. pie (13th c. in Littré) = Pr. piga, It. pica:—L. pīca magpie.] 1. The bird now more usually called magpie.a 1250 Owl & Night. 126 Þat pie and crowe hit todrowe. 1303 R. Brunne Handl. Synne 355 Beleue nouȝt yn þe pyys cheteryng. c 1380 Wyclif... Oxford English Dictionary
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liver
▪ I. liver, n.1 (ˈlɪvə(r)) Forms: 1 lifer, 3–4 livre, 3–5 livere, lyvre, 4 lyvour, 4–5 lyvere, 4–6 lyver, 5 levir, -yr, lyffere, lyvir, -yr, lywer, 5–6 lever, 6 Sc. liffyr, luffer, 7 livour, 1, 4– liver. [OE. lifer fem. = MDu. lēver, lēvere (Du. lever), OHG. libara, lebara, lebera, lepera (MHG. lebe... Oxford English Dictionary
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