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† nunce Obs. Also 7 nonce. [Anglicized form of nuncio or nuncius nuntius, or a. F. nonce.] = nuncio.1566 in Keith Hist. Ch. Scot. App. ii. 135 Hir Majestie can nocht be empeschit with ony Besines concerning the Nunce. 1596 Dalrymple tr. Leslie's Hist. Scot. x. 420 Pelleuæi..was the Papes nunce. 1611...
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Fernando Colunga
His next telenovela were Nunce Te Olvidare (1999) by Edith Gonzalez and Abrazame Muy Fuerte (2000) with Aracely Arambula, Victoria Ruffo, Cesar Evora and
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prenunce
† preˈnunce, v. Obs. rare—1. [ad. OF. prenoncer (Froissart), or ad. L. prænuntiāre (-nunciāre) to foretell, f. præ pre- A. 1 + nuntiāre to announce.] trans. = prenunciate v.1580 Hay's Demandes in Cath. Tractates (S.T.S.) 48 The cleane sacrifice quhilk Malachias did prenunce and forespeake.
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internunce
▪ I. † ˈinternunce1 Obs. Also -nonce. [a. F. internonce (16–17th c. in Hatz.–Darm.), ad. L. internuntius (-nuncius): see internuncius.] = internuncio.1647 Hammond Power of Keys iv. 100 He was call'd..Apostolus also, an intercessor or internunce betwixt them. 1661 Evelyn Fumifugium Misc. Writ. (1805)...
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simple magical syllables and words without any literal meaning (mantra-padani), or its power is believed to result from it containing words or wisdom in nunce
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nonce
▪ I. nonce1 (nɒns) Forms: 3 [to þan anes], Ormin naness, 4–5 nonis, 4–6 nones, nonys, nons, nonest (5 nownes, noones, -ys, 6 nonst(e, 6–7 nonse, 8–9 dial. noance; Sc. and north. 4 nanyse, 4–5 nanes, 5–6 -is), 6– nonce. [orig. in the ME. phrases to þan ane, *for þan ane, to þan anes, *for þan anes, t...
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traffic
▪ I. traffic, n. (ˈtræfɪk) Forms: α. 6 traffigo, -ygo. β. 6 trafycke, (Sc. trafek, -eque, -eck); 6–7 trafick, -icke, 7–9 trafic. γ. 6 traffyque, -yk(ke, -icc, (Sc. traffeck, treffik, trefique), 6–7 trafficke, -ike; 6–8 trafficque, -ique, (Sc. traffect), traffick, 6– traffic. [In use soon after 1500,...
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