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muchwhat
† ˈmuchwhat, n. and adv. Obs. [f. much adv. + what pron.] a. n. Many matters. b. adv. Greatly; nearly, almost; just; ‘pretty much’, ‘pretty well’. (Very common in the 17th c.)a. 13.. Gaw. & Gr. Knt. 1280 Þus þay meled of much-quat, til myd-morn paste.b. 1494 Fabyan Chron. v. cxxiii 100 He was by the... Oxford English Dictionary
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Nobodaddy
Nobodaddy (ˈnəʊbəʊdædɪ) [Blend of nobody + daddy.] Used by William Blake, and others after him: a disrespectful name for God, esp. when regarded anthropomorphically. Also transf., someone no longer held in esteem, and attrib.c 1793 W. Blake in Compl. Writings (1972) 171 (title) To Nobodaddy. Ibid. 1... Oxford English Dictionary
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what
▪ I. what, pron., a.1, adv., conj., int. (n.) (hwɒt) Forms: 1 hwæt, huæt, huæd, 1–4 hwet, 2–4 hwat, wet, 2–5 wat, 3 (Orm.) watt, whæt, wæt, (waht, wæht, whæht, weht, ȝwat), 3–4 whet, (4 huet, wad), 3 (Orm.), 5 whatt, 3–6 whate, (5 whad, wath), 5–6 whatte, (9 dial. or vulgar wot), 3– what; 3–5 north.... Oxford English Dictionary
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