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leastways
leastways, adv. (ˈliːstweɪz) [See way.] † a. Orig. two words (subsequently often written as one) in the phrase at (the) least way(s = ‘at least’ (cf. leastwise). Obs. b. As one word, in the same sense. dial. and vulgar.c 1386 Chaucer Clerk's T. 910 Do thou thy devoir at the leeste weye. 1470–85 Malo... Oxford English Dictionary
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leastways
leastwaysleastwise, advs (dialect or infml 方或口) or at least 或至少 There's no pub round here, leastways not that I know of. 附近没有酒店, 至少据我所知没有. 牛津英汉双解词典
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AT LEAST Synonyms: 9 Similar Words - Merriam-Webster
Synonyms for AT LEAST: always, anyway, anyhow, at any rate, leastways, leastwise, in any case, at all events, in any event
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The French Maid
- Harry and Chorus – "When Elizabeth ruled England, in the gallant days of yore" No. 17 - Chorus of Girls and Sailors – "It's gone eight bells, or, leastways wikipedia.org
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leastwise
leastwise, adv. (ˈliːstwaɪz) [See wise n., -wise, and cf. leastways.] † a. As two words (later often written as one) in certain phrases: at (the) least wise, = ‘at least’; in the least wise, = ‘in the least.’ Obs. b. As one word = ‘at least’. Somewhat rare.1534 More Comf. agst. Trib. iii. xi. (1553)... Oxford English Dictionary
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Surrey dialect
field after harvest hem – a lot or much hot – a verb meaning to heat something up, "hot it over the fire" innardly – to talk innardly is to mumble leastways wikipedia.org
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leastall
▪ I. least, a., (n.), and adv. (liːst) Forms: 1 lǽst, lǽsast, lǽsest, Northumb. léasest, léassæst, lǽssest, 3 læst, 2–5 leste, 3–4 last, 3–6 leist, 3–7 (rarely 8) lest, 4–5 leeste, 4–6 leest, 3, 6– least. [OE. lǽst, lǽsest:—prehist. *laisisto-, superlative f. *laisiz- less; cf. OFris. leist. An OE. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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durn
▪ I. durn Now dial. (dɜːn) Forms: 4–7 dorne, 5 dirn, dyrn, 6 doorne, 6–7 durne, 7 dourne, 9 dern, durn. [Widely used in dialects, Lincolnshire to Cornwall: app. from Norse. Cf. in same sense OSw. dyrni, Norw. dyrn, Sw. dial. dörne:— *durnja- deriv. of *durō̆n, durn (Goth. pl. daurons, Crim-Goth. thu... Oxford English Dictionary
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John R. Tunis
In one speech Coach Henderson says "I don't really believe there are any bad kids, leastways not many. wikipedia.org
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horse
▪ I. horse, n. (hɔːs) Forms: sing. 1–6 hors, (3 Orm. horrs, 4 horce, ors, 5 orse, 6 horsse), 4– horse; pl. 1–6 hors, 4– horse, 3– horses. [Com. Teut.: OE. hors = OFris. hors, hars, hers (Fris. hoars), OS. hros (MLG. ros, ors, MDu. ors, LG. and Du. ros), OHG. hros, ros, MHG. ros, ors, G. rosz, all ne... Oxford English Dictionary
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English language in Southern England
field after harvest hem – a lot or much hot – a verb meaning to heat something up, "hot it over the fire" innardly – to talk innardly is to mumble leastways wikipedia.org
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by
▪ I. † by, n.1 Obs. Forms: 1– by, 4 bi, bii, bij, bie, 9 bye. [north. OE. b{yacu}, prob. a. ON. bœ-r, b{yacu}-r (Sw. and Da. by) habitation, village, town, f. b{uacu}a to dwell; cf. big v. Retained in place-names, as Whitby, Grimsby, Derby.] a. A place of habitation; a village or town. Also, an inst... Oxford English Dictionary
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way
▪ I. way, n.1 (weɪ) Forms: 1 weᵹ, North. woeᵹ, 2–3 weiȝ, 2–6 wei, 4–6 weie, weye, 3 wæi, wæiȝ, waiȝ, weȝ, Orm. weȝȝe, 4–5 weiȝe, 3–6 wai, wey, 4 veie, wa, weieȝe, wie, wye, 4–5 veye, 4, 6 vay(e, 4–7 waie, 4–8 waye, 5 whay, weij, 4–6 wy, 9 Sc. wye, 3– way. pl. 4 waiis, 5 weyse, waiez, waiss, wayse, w... Oxford English Dictionary
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sea
▪ I. sea, n. (siː) Forms: 1 sǽ, (2 seo), 2–3 sæ, 2–6 se, see, 4 (Ayenb.) ze, (seo, sse), 4–5 cee, 4–6 Sc. sey, 6 Sc. seye, sie, 2– sea. pl. 1 sǽs, sǽas, sǽ, 4 sen, 4–5 sees, 4–6 (chiefly Sc.) seis, 6 seaes, sease, (saezes), seeis, Sc. seyis, seyes, 6– seas. [Common Teut.: OE. sǽ str. masc. and fem. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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