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oftake
† ofˈtake, v. Obs. For forms and inflexions see take v. 1. [f. of-3 + take v.] trans. To overtake, come up with.c 1205 Lay. 26069 Arður wes swiftre And of-toc þene eotend. 1297 R. Glouc. (Rolls) 1468 He of tok [several MSS. ouer tok] him at an hauene and slou him riȝt þere. 13.. Guy Warw. (A.) 6412 ... Oxford English Dictionary
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of-
▪ I. of-, prefix1 the prepositional adv. of, off, in comb., corresp. to OS. af-, ON. af-, Goth. af-, OHG. ab-; L. ab-, Gr. ἀπο-, Skt. apa-, forming compounds of different ages. 1. In vbs. and their derivatives of Germanic or OE. age, retained in ME., but now obs. In these the original literal sense ... Oxford English Dictionary
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overtake
overtake, v. (ˌəʊvəˈteɪk) [Early ME. f. over- 14 + take v., q.v. for Forms. Overtake is the earliest exemplified of a small group of synonymous vbs., including overnim, overhent, overget, overcatch, in all of which the second element means take or catch; the original application being apparently to ... Oxford English Dictionary
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otok
† otok ME. pa. tense of otake, oftake v.c 1330 Arth. & Merl. 9359 Arthour otok him with drawe sword. Oxford English Dictionary
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