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monion
@@@LINK=moniour Oxford English Dictionary
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mognion
mognion obs. variant of monion. Oxford English Dictionary
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Bodil Steensen-Leth
Works Pandæmonion, novella, 1984 Dødens labyrint, novella, 1986 Alle stirrer på mig, novel, 1987 Jomfru Fanny, novel, 1989 Møller, novel, 1991 Stenen wikipedia.org
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munion
▪ I. † ˈmunion Mil. Obs. rare. [a. F. moignon stump: see monion.] The trunnion of a gun.1646 Eldred Gunners Glasse 104 The knobs of the mettal at each side of the Peece are called the Tronions or Munions.▪ II. munion variant of munnion. Oxford English Dictionary
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Robert de La Vieuville
On 4 August 1576, the duc de Nevers and his wife Henriette de Clèves sold to La Vieuville the seigneuries of Lumes, Vatraincourt, Romery and Monion for wikipedia.org
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mougnon
mougnon variant of monion. Oxford English Dictionary
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moignon
moignon variant of monion Obs. Oxford English Dictionary
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moniour
▪ I. † ˈmonion Mil. Obs. Also 7 mougnon, 7–9 mognion, 8 moignon. [a. F. moignon, in 17th c. † mougnon, of obscure origin: cf. Sp. muñon muscle of the arm.] (See quots. 1658, 1706.)1652 Loveday tr. Calprenède's Cassandra i. 47 His sleeve which issuing forth of a Mougnon of gold, in the forme of a Lio... Oxford English Dictionary
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munnion
munnion Arch. (ˈmʌnjən) Forms: 6 munnyon, 7 minion, 7–8 monion, (7 monyon), 8–9 munion, 7– munnion. [Alteration of munial monial.] = mullion.1593–4 in Swayne Sarum Churchw. Acc. (1896) 299 Settinge vp of 26 foote of newe Mvnnyons, 13s. 1617 in Willis & Clark Cambridge (1886) I. 205 The iames and min... Oxford English Dictionary
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rear
▪ I. † rear, n.1 Obs.—1 [variant of reere.] A crash, peal.1584 Hudson Du Bartas' Judith ii. in Sylvester's Du Bartas ii. (1621) 702 At this Hebrew's prayer such a reare Of thunder fell that brought them all in feare.▪ II. † rear, n.2 Obs. rare. [f. rear v.1] That which is reared or got (from cattle)... Oxford English Dictionary
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procession
▪ I. procession, n. (prəʊˈsɛʃən) Also 2–4 -iun, (4 -iune), 3–5 -ioun, (4–5 -ioune), 3–6 -yon, 4–6 -ione, 5 -yone, -youn, -iowne; 4 procesioun, -sesioun, -scession, -sessyoun, (5 -yon, 6 -ion), 5 -cescion, 6 -ssession. [Early ME. a. F. procession (11th c. in Hatz.-Darm.), ad. L. prōcessiōnem a marchi... Oxford English Dictionary
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stake
▪ I. stake, n.1 (steɪk) Forms: 1 staca, 5, 7 stak, 5–6 Sc. and north. staik (6 steyk), 6 stack, 6–7 stacke, 3– stake. [OE. staca wk. masc. corresponds to OFris., MDu. stake masc. and fem. (Du. staak masc.), (M)LG. stake (whence MHG., mod.G. stake, staken, and prob. MSw. staki, Sw., Norw. stake, Da. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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pitch
▪ I. pitch, n.1 (pɪtʃ) Forms: 1–2 pic; 2–5 pich, 3–6 pych, (3 pisch), 4–5 pycche, picche, 4–6 pyche, (5 peche), 5–6 piche, pytch(e, pitche, 6– pitch. β. (northern) 3–6 pik, 4 pic, pike, 4–5 pyke, pikke, 4–6 pyk, pyck, 5 picke, pikk, pykk(e, 6–7 (8–9 dial.) pick. [OE. pic, ad. L. pix, pic-em (whence ... Oxford English Dictionary
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round
▪ I. round, n.1 (raʊnd) Forms: α. 4 roonde, 6 Sc. ronde, runde, 9 Sc. roond; 5 rownde, 5–7 rownd; 5–6 rounde (6 rovnde), 6– round (7 rovnd). β. 5–7 rowne, 5 rown, 8–9 dial. roun', roon'. [Partly a. F. rond masc. or ronde fem., and partly absolute uses of round a. Cf. Du. rond, Da. and Sw. rund, G. r... Oxford English Dictionary
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