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nidget
▪ I. nidget, n.1 Now only arch. (ˈnɪdʒɪt) Also 6 nigeot, 7 nigit, nigid, niget, nigget. [var. of nidiot: see note to idiot.] An idiot, a fool. ‘As a modern word, if used, it signifies a trifler’ (Smart).α 1579–80 North Plutarch (1895) II. 50 This made men judge..that he would prove a very foole and ...
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Many other words in the English language owe their existence to just this type of resegmentation: e.g., nickname, ninny, namby-pamby, nidiot/nidget, nonce
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nidgery
† ˈnidgery Obs. rare—0. [a. obs. F. nigerie, f. niger ‘to trifle; to play the fop, or nidget’.]1611 Cotgr., Nigeries, nidgeries, fopperies, fooleries, trifles, nifles. [Hence in Blount Glossogr. (1656), etc.]
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nidiot
▪ I. † ˈnidiot1 obs. f. idiot. (Cf. nidget n.1)1534 More Comf. agst. Trib. iii. Wks. 1250/2 These folke as are verye nydeote fooles. 1586 A. Day Eng. Secretary ii. (1595) 47 After all these sporting deuises, he is but a Nideote. 1613 Dodecahedron of Fortune 5 This doting nidiot by his foolish desart...
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nigget
nigget dial. (ˈnɪdʒɪt) Also nidget. [Origin unknown.] A small insect; spec. one used by a witch or sorcerer as a familiar.1875 W. D. Parish Dict. Sussex Dial. 79 Nidget, a little bug. 1915 Times 3 Sept. 5/2 ‘Oh, what are niggets?’ ‘Why those creepy-crawly things that witches keep all over them. She ...
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nigion
† ˈnigion variant of nidget. Obs. rare—0.1570 Levins Manip. 164/9 A Nigion, morio, ideota.
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eejit
eejit, n. dial. (chiefly Anglo-Irish). (ˈiːdʒɪt) Also eediot, eegit, etc. [Repr. regional pronunc.: cf. nidget n.1] = idiot n.1897 R. L. Stevenson St. Ives x. 66 And diagnosed me for a ‘gesterin' eediot’. 1919 Dialect Notes V. 39 Eegit,..idiot. ‘He's a plum eegit.’ 1955 J. P. Donleavy Ginger Man xv....
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idiot
▪ I. idiot, n. (ˈɪdɪət) Forms: 4 ydyote, 4–5 ydiotte, 4–6 -ot(e, yd-, idyot, 5 idyote, -othe, ydeote, 6 ydeot(te, ideot(t)e, idiotte, 4–7 idiote, 4–9 ideot, 4– idiot. [a. F. idiot (13th c. in Hatz.-Darm.) = It., Sp., Pg. idiota, ad. L. idiōta uneducated, ignorant person, ad. Gr. ἰδιώτης private pers...
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softly
▪ I. softly, a. Now dial. and U.S. [f. soft a.] 1. Of sound, etc.: Quiet, gentle, soft.1576 Fleming Panopl. Ep. 276 Out of the hill ranne a pleasant spring, which made a gentle and softly sounde. 1653 Holcroft Procopius, Gothic Wars iv. 141 They..heare a softly voice calling them to the businesse. 1...
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hop
▪ I. hop, n.1 (hɒp) Also 5–6 hoope, hopp, 5–7 hoppe, 6 hope. [In 15th c. hoppe, a. MDu. hoppe, Du. hop = late OHG. hopfo (MHG. hopfe, Ger. hopfen); med.L. hupa (for *huppa); ulterior origin obscure.] 1. (Usually in pl.) a. The ripened cones of the female hop-plant (see 2), used for giving a bitter f...
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bride
▪ I. bride, n.1 (braɪd) Forms: 1 br{yacu}d, 2–4 (Kentish) brēd(e, 2–3 (s.w.) brude(ü), 3 brīd, 3–4 bryd, (4 bruyd), 4–6 bryde, 4– bride. [Common Teut.: OE. br{yacu}d str. fem. = OS. brûd (MLG. brûd, MDu. bruut -de, Du. bruid), OHG., MHG. brût (mod.G. braut), ON. br{uacu}ðr (Sw. Du. brud, Goth. brûþs...
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