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lither
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Frances Rich
Frances Rich (born Irene Frances Lither Deffenbaugh; January 8, 1910 – October 14, 2007) was an American actress, artist, and sculptor. wikipedia.org
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lithur
lithur obs. form of lither a. Oxford English Dictionary
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The Silent League
The band (now touring as a six-piece—a lither, synthier, explosive-er live band) embarked on their fourth UK tour, a 15+ date promo trip, performing across wikipedia.org
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i-lithered
i-lithered of lither v., to hurl with a sling. Oxford English Dictionary
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liðere
▪ I. † ˈlither, n. Obs. [OE. lið(e)re:—prehistoric *liþrjôn-, f. *leþro{supm} leather.] A sling.c 725 Corpus Gloss. (Hessels) F 385 Funda, liðre. c 900 tr. Bæda's Hist. iv. xvii. [xiii.] (1890) 304 Swa micelre brædo swa mon mæᵹe mid liðeran ᵹeweorpan. 1297 R. Glouc. (Rolls) 8124 Me ne miȝte noȝt ise... Oxford English Dictionary
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luther
luther obs. form of lither. Oxford English Dictionary
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litherby
† ˈlitherby Obs. rare—1. [f. lither a. + -by (see -by2).] (See quot.)1598 R. Bernard tr. Terence, Andria i. iii. 19 Thers no time to plaie the litherbie now, or lasie lubber. Oxford English Dictionary
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litherly
▪ I. † ˈlitherly, a. Obs. [f. lither a. + -ly1. OE. had l{yacu}þerlic in the sense of sordid, mean; cf. G. liederlich (mentioned s.v. lither a.).] a. Spiteful, mischievous. b. Idle, lazy.1573 Tusser Husb. lxxxv. (1878) 174 Some litherly lubber more eateth than twoo, yet leaueth vndone that another w... Oxford English Dictionary
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lidder
lidder, -ness variants of lither, -ness. Oxford English Dictionary
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luthur
luthre, luthur variant of lither a. Oxford English Dictionary
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lether
▪ I. lether obs. form of ladder n.1741 Churchw. Acc. in Rutland Gloss., For two Rounds for y⊇ uper lether, 2d.▪ II. lether variant of lither Obs., evil, bad. Oxford English Dictionary
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lydder
lydder, -ir, -yr variants of lither a. Oxford English Dictionary
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lodder
† ˈlodder, a. Obs. [Connected with OE. loddere beggar, poor wretch. Cf. OHG. lotar adj., vain, idle (MHG. lotar adj., loose, unsteady, loter, lotter n., mountebank, rogue, mod.G. dial. lotter, loose, exhausted; also in mod.G. lotterbube blackguard, and in other compounds: see Grimm). The OTeut. stem... Oxford English Dictionary
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lyder
lyder, -ir, -yr variants of lither a. Oxford English Dictionary
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