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head-stall
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headstall
▪ I. head-stall, headstall, n.1 (ˈhɛdstɔːl) [f. head n.1 + stall, OE. steall position, standing position, standing place, place, stall for horses, etc. Possibly applied first, as in finger-stall, to a closed place or case made to contain a part, and thence extended to the open casing of a head-stall... Oxford English Dictionary
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nose-band
ˈnose-band [f. nose n.] The lower band of a bridle, passing over the nose, and attached to the cheek-straps; a musrole. = nose-piece n. 1 b.1611 Cotgr., Museliere,..the nose-band of a bridle. 1753 Chambers Cycl. Supp. s.v., Nose-band..is that part of the head-stall of a bridle that comes over a hors... Oxford English Dictionary
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head-gear
head-gear (ˈhɛdgɪə(r)) 1. That which is worn on the head; a hat, cap, bonnet, or head-dress of any kind.1539 Inv. R. Wardrobe (1815) 53 (Jam.) Item, ten heid geiris of fedderis for hors. 1621 Burton Anat. Mel. iii. ii. iii. iii, Glittering attires, counterfeit colours, headgears, curled hairs. 1729 ... Oxford English Dictionary
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mullen
ˈmullen Obs. exc. dial. Also 9 mullin. See also molan. [App. the same word as molan.] A head-stall for a horse. See also E.D.D.1620 Markham Farew. Husb. (1625) 147 He shal make readie his collars, hames, treates, halters, mullens [etc.]. 1879 G. F. Jackson Shropsh. Word-bk., Suppl., Mullin bridle, a... Oxford English Dictionary
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halter
▪ I. halter, n.1 (ˈhɔːltə(r)) Forms: 1 hælfter, 3–5 haltre, (4 haltyr, 6 aulter), 6–7 haulter, 3– halter. β. 2 helfter. 5 north. heltir, -yr(e, 5–6 helter(e. [OE. hælftre = OHG. halftra (Ger. halfter), MDu. halfter, halter, OLG. heliftra, MLG. helchter, halter:—WGer. *halftra-, *haliftra-, f. root *... Oxford English Dictionary
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tester
▪ I. tester1 (ˈtɛstə(r)) Forms: α. 4– tester; 5 -ere, -our, -ir, -ur(e, testre, Sc. tyster, -yr, 5–6 teester, 6 (9) testor, 6–7 -ar, teaster (9 dial.), 7 taister. β. 6 test-, teasterne, testorne, 7 -arn, -ern. [prob. from OF.: cf. testre fem. (15th c., one example in Godef.) the vertical part of a b... Oxford English Dictionary
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bridle
▪ I. bridle, n. (ˈbraɪd(ə)l) Forms: 1 br{iacu}del, 3–4 bridel, -il, 3–6 brydel, 4 briddle, brydille, 4–5 bridell, 4–6 brydell, -il, -ill, 5 bridelle, -ill, -ulle, -yl(le, brydylle, 6 brydle, 4– bridle. [OE. br{iacu}del for earlier *briᵹdel (cf. brigdils Erf. Gl. 127, O.E. Texts 44) has various corre... Oxford English Dictionary
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cheek
▪ I. cheek, n. (tʃiːk) Forms: 1 céce, céace, (ceike, ceke, ceoce), 3 cheoke, 3–7 chek(e, 4 chooke, choke, cheake, (chyke, cheche), 4–7 cheeke, 5 chik(e, (6 Sc. cheik), 6– cheek. [OE. (Anglian) céce, (WS.) céace (from c⊇ǽce, cǽce) fem.:—WGer. type *kâkâ; whence also MDu. câke, Du. kaak, MLG. and mod.... Oxford English Dictionary
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head
▪ I. head, n.1 (hɛd) Forms: 1 héafod, -ud, -ut, 1–2 heofod, 2 hefed, -et, heavet, 2–3 heafd, hæfed, 2–4 hefd, heaved, 2–5 heved, 3 hæfd, heifd, hafed, hafd, hafved, hæfved, hefved, hæved, (hæhved), hevod, hevd, 3–5 hevid, -yde, 3–6 heed, 3–8 hed, 4 hewid(e, -yd(e, 4–7 hede, 6– head; (5–6 heede, hedd... Oxford English Dictionary
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