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lepry
† lepry Obs. Forms: 5–7 lepry, -rie; 5 leperiȝ, 6 leprye, -raye, leaperie, 6–7 leprey, leaprie, -ry. (For the form lepre, which may possibly in some instances belong to this word, see leper1.) [f. leper n.2 + -y.] = leprosy.1430–40 Lydg. Bochas ii. xviii. (1554), God..smote him with leprie [ed. 1494... Oxford English Dictionary
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leapry
leaprous, leapry obs. ff. leprous, lepry. Oxford English Dictionary
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Simon Fish
promiscuity spreads diseases thereby corrupting “the hole generation of mankind yn your realme, that catche the pokes of one woman,” and who “catch the lepry wikipedia.org
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lepre
lepre see leper and lepry. Oxford English Dictionary
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appale
† appale, apale, v. Obs. (əˈpeɪl) [See appal, appall v.: Doubtful whether (1) a later adoption of Fr. appalir, (2) an assimilation of appall to pale a., or (3) an independent new formation on pale a. or v., after appall had lost its literal sense, and evident connexion with pale. The senses are, to ... Oxford English Dictionary
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slubber
▪ I. slubber, n.1 dial. (ˈslʌbə(r)) [Cf. slub n.1 and slobber n.] Mire, mud; ooze, slime.1570 Levins Manip. 76/42 Slubber, limus. 1823 E. Moor Suffolk Words 365 Slub, Slubber, mire, mud, the thick puddle on roads. 1828 Carr Craven Gloss., Slubber, any gelatinous substance. 1890 Hartley Clock Alm. 29... Oxford English Dictionary
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univocal
univocal, a. and n. (juːˈnɪvəkəl) Also 6 vnyuocal(le. [f. post-cl. L. ūnivoc-us having one meaning (f. L. ūni- uni- + vōc-, vōx voice n.) + -al1. So It., Sp., Pg. univoco, F. univoque (see univoque).] A. adj. 1. † a. Of symptoms, signs, etc.: Indicative of, signifying, or denoting one thing; certain... Oxford English Dictionary
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uncurable
† unˈcurable, a. Obs. [un-1 7 b and 5 b. Cf. MDu. oncurable.] 1. = incurable a. 1. (Common c 1400–1650.) a. Of wounds, diseases, etc.1382 Wyclif Deut. xxxii. 33 Venym of eddres vncurable. 1388 ― Isaiah xiv. 6 The ȝerde of lordis, that beet puplis..with vncurable wounde. a 1425 tr. Arderne's Treat. F... Oxford English Dictionary
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examiner
examiner (ɛgˈzæmɪnə(r)) [f. as prec. + -er1.] 1. One who looks into the nature or condition of (a person or thing); one who inquires or searches into (facts); an investigator. Also † an official inspector (obs.). Const. of.1561 T. Norton Calvin's Inst. iii. 202 Sinne is a spirituall leprosie, therfo... Oxford English Dictionary
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convene
▪ I. convene, v. (kənˈviːn) Also 5 conwene, 6 conven, 6–7 convein(e, 6–8 conveen, 7 conveane. [a. F. conven-ir (pr. pple. conven-ant), in OF. also covenir, = Pr. covenir, convenir, Sp. convenir, It. convenire:—L. convenīre to come together, assemble, unite, agree, suit, fit, befit, f. con- together ... Oxford English Dictionary
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infect
▪ I. † inˈfect, a. Obs. rare. [ad. L. infect-us, f. in- (in-3) + facĕre to make.] Incomplete, imperfect.1398 Trevisa Barth. De P.R. xvii. ii. (Add. MS. 27944) lf. 212/1 Grene is þe myddil colour bitwene reed, þat comeþ of the accioun and worchyng of perfyt hete and bytwen white þat comeþ of infecte.... Oxford English Dictionary
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worst
▪ I. worst, a. and n. (wɜːst) Forms: α. 1 wyrresta, wyrsta, wirresta, wierresta, (wyrest); 1 Northumb. wurresta, 2–6 wurst, 3–4 wrst; 3–6 worste, 3– worst, 6 woorst, 9 vulgar wust. β. 1 werresta, 1–2 wersta, 2–6 werst(e, 3 wer(r)est, 4 Sc. verste, 4, 6 Sc. verst; 4–6, 8–9 north. warst, 5–6 warste. [... Oxford English Dictionary
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and blue
▪ I. red, a. and n. (rɛd) Forms: 1 réad, 2–6 read(e, 3 ræd(en, 3–6 rede, reed(e, 4–6 redd(e, (compar. 4 raddore, 5 -ur), 4–8 Sc. reid, (6 rid), 2– red. [Comm. Teut.: OE. réad = OFris. râd, OS. (M.Du., MLG.) rôd (Du., LG. rood), OHG., MHG. rōt (mod.G. roth, rot), ON. rauðr (Sw., Da. röd), Goth. rauþs... Oxford English Dictionary
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