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navew
navew Now rare. (ˈneɪvjuː) Also 6–7 nauew(e, 6 naueu, 8 naphew. [a. F. *naveu, obs. var. of naveau (now only dial.), OF. navel, -iel:—*nāpellum, f. L. nāp-um (nāpus) nape n.3 Cf. navet1.] The rape (Brassica napus) or coleseed (B. campestris); a plant of this kind.1533 Elyot Cast. Helthe (1541) 28 b,... Oxford English Dictionary
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naphew
naphew obs. form of navew. Oxford English Dictionary
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navie
▪ I. † navie obs. variant of navet or navew.1553 Eden Treat. New Ind. (Arb.) 29 The inhabitantes..vse in ye stede of bread, certayne rotes like vnto nauie rotes. 1555 ― Decades (Arb.) 131 The skyn is sumwhat towgher then eyther of nauies or mussheroms. 1575 Turberv. Venerie 151 They lyve and feede u... Oxford English Dictionary
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navet
▪ I. navet1 Now only as Fr. Also 6 nauet(te, naued. [a. F. navet (13th c.) ultimately f. L. nāp-um (nāpus) nape n.3, or F. navette (1323) of similar origin. Cf. navew.] A variety of rape (Brassica napus), a cruciferous plant with a fleshy fusiform root of a sweet taste. Also attrib. F. navet is appl... Oxford English Dictionary
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neep
▪ I. neep (niːp) Forms: 1 nǽp, 1, 4–5 nep, 4–7 nepe, 5–6 neppe, Sc. neip, 5– neep, (9 neap). [OE. nǽp, ad. L. nāpus nape n.3 ON. næpa (still in mod. Norw. and Icel.) was prob. adopted from English.] 1. A turnip. Also attrib. The usual name in all Sc. dialects, and current in Northumberland and some ... Oxford English Dictionary
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skirret
▪ I. skirret1 (ˈskɪrɪt) Forms: α. 4 skyrwate, 5–6 skyrwyt (5 -wytte, skerwyth, scyrwyȝth, schirewyt), 6 skyrwit; 4 skirwhite, 4–5 -whit, 5–7 -wit, 6 -wike, 7 -wicke. β. 6 skyrwort, -wurt, 6–8 skirwort, 6 -wurt, 7 -wirt; 7 skir(r)iwort. γ. 6 skyrrit, 6– skirret (6 skiret), 7 skirrot; 7 skerret, 8 -et... Oxford English Dictionary
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turnip
▪ I. turnip, n. (ˈtɜːnɪp) Also 6–7 turnepe, (-eppe, -op), 6–9 turnep, (7 turnepp, turnup, turneupp, turneip, turnoop); dial. turmit, -at, -ut, tormit, tummit, etc. [In 16–17th c. turnepe, in 16–19th c. turnep, from c 1782 turnip; the second element being neep, nepe, or nep, OE. nǽp, ad. L. nāpus nav... Oxford English Dictionary
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rape
▪ I. † rape, n.1 Obs. Also 3 rap. [Related to rape v.1] Haste, speed, hurry; chiefly in phrases to have rape and in rape.a 1300 K. Horn 1532 Horn him wok of slape, So a man þat hadde rape. c 1330 Arth. & Merl. 2368 (Kölbing), He stirt vp al in rape. Ibid. 4850 Fleand oway with gret rape. c 1374 Chau... Oxford English Dictionary
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French
▪ I. French, a. and n. (frɛn(t)ʃ) Forms: 1 fręncisc, 3 frenkis, (4 frenkysch), 3–4 frankys, frankis, 3 Frenchis, freinsse, frence, frenchs, frenynch, frensc, (frennssce), frenysch, 3–5 Frensch(e, 3, 6 franch(e, 3–6 frensh(e, 4 freynsch, 4, 6 frenche, 5 frenssh(e, 3– French. [OE. fręncisc, f. franc-a... Oxford English Dictionary
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sweet
▪ I. sweet, n. (swiːt) Forms: see next. [sweet a. used subst.] 1. a. That which is sweet to the taste; something having a sweet taste. Chiefly poet.a 1300 Cursor M. 7126 Of þe etand þe mete vt sprang, And þe suete vte o þe strang. Ibid. 23979 He dranc þe sure and i þe suete. 1390 Gower Conf. I. 82 F... Oxford English Dictionary
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