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headling
▪ I. † ˈheadling, n. Obs. Forms: 1 héafod-, -ud-, 3 heuedling. [f. head n.1 + -ling1: cf. darling.] In OE., Equal, fellow, mate; in quot. 1275, Chieftain: cf. Ger. häuptling.c 950 Lindisf. Gosp. Matt. xxiv. 49 Gif..yfle ðrael..ongann slae heafudlinges his. c 1275 Lay. 9986 Hadden hii anne heuedling ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Ulrich I, Count of East Frisia
Biography His father Enno had inherited Norden's Attena, and had become headling of Norden, leaving Ulrich a large inheritance. His first wife was Folka, only daughter and heir of headling Wibet van Esens. She transferred the lordship Esens to Ulrich in 1440. wikipedia.org
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heedling
heedling var. of headling. Oxford English Dictionary
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-long
-long, † -longs suffix forming advs. (lɒŋ) The earliest instance is endlong, from ON. endlang-r adj., ‘extending from end to end’, ‘the whole length of’. The word is properly a compound of long a.; but in Eng. it was principally used as adv., and developed the sense ‘end-wise’, ‘end foremost’, so th... Oxford English Dictionary
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Friso-Hollandic Wars
Meanwhile, among the Frisians there were also two parties, the Vetkopers and the Schieringers, and virtually every headling belonged to one of these. In Fivelgo, the Schieringers, led by Eppo Nittersum, a headling from the village of Stedum, burned down the vicarage of the village of Westeremden, where wikipedia.org
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headlings
† ˈheadlings, adv. Obs. Also 4–6 -es, -is. [f. prec. with adverbial genitive -es: see -lings.] 1. = headling 1.c 1400 Destr. Troy 7485 [He] hurlit hym doun hedlynges. 1535 Coverdale 2 Kings ix. 33 Cast her downe headlinges. 1550 ― Spir. Perle vi. (1588) 66 In a slippery and sliding place he might fa... Oxford English Dictionary
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Frisian freedom
To respond to this threat, the Vetkopers and Schieringers briefly put aside their differences and elected Juw Juwinga, a headling from the city of Bolsward Even further eastward he found an ally in Widzel tom Brok, who was at that time the most influential headling in East Friesland. wikipedia.org
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headlong
▪ I. headlong, adv. and a. (ˈhɛdlɒŋ) Also 5–6 hedlong. [Alteration of the earlier headling, by erroneous assimilation to -long: cf. sidelong.] A. adv. 1. Head foremost, in falling or plunging; head downmost.1482 Monk of Evesham xli. (Arb.) 85 Oftyn times he fylle down hedlong. 1548 Udall, etc. Erasm... Oxford English Dictionary
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-ling
▪ I. -ling, suffix1 (lɪŋ) appended to ns., adjs., vb.-stems, and (rarely) advs., to form ns., is a Com. Teut. formative (OE., OS., OHG. -ling, ON. -ling-r, Goth. -ligg-s in gadiliggs). It doubtless arose from the addition of the suffix -iŋgo-z -ing3 to noun-stems formed with the suffix -ilo- (-el1, ... Oxford English Dictionary
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remise
▪ I. † reˈmise, n.1 Obs. Also 5 remysse, 7 remyse. [a. F. (in early use prob. AF.) remise, vbl. n. f. remettre to remit: cf. late L. remissa remission (of sins).] 1. Law. A transfer of property.1473 Rolls of Parlt. VI. 75/1 Any Graunte or Grauntes, Ratifications, Confirmations, Remysse or Releases t... Oxford English Dictionary
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heady
heady, a. (ˈhɛdɪ) Forms: 4–5 hevedi, -y, hedi, 4–6 hedy, 6 heedye, heddie, -y, 6–7 headie, -ye, headdy, 6– heady. [f. head n.1 + -y. Allied in orig. sense to headling adv.] 1. Headlong, precipitate, impetuous, violent; passionate; headstrong; ‘hurried on with passion’ (J.). a. Of motion, action, per... Oxford English Dictionary
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Please explain how to change a headlamp bulb on a 2008 saturn vue
start tool or something this works the reason why making a videos and I couldn't find now why I couldn't pull the whole mounting piece out or whatever headling
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war
▪ I. war, n.1 (wɔː(r)) Forms: 2 uuerre, werre, wyrre, 3 weorre, worre, 3–5 werre, (4 pl. werren), 4–6 werr, 5 guerre, gwerre, 4, 5–6 Sc. wer, 4–5, 6–7 Sc. were, 4 Sc. vere, 4, 7 Sc. weer, 4–6 Sc. veyr, 5 Sc. veir, 5–6 Sc. weire, weyr(e, 4–9 Sc. weir, 6 Sc. wair, wiar, weare, veare, 7 Sc. ware, 8 Sc.... Oxford English Dictionary
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