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ofthink
† ofˈthink, v. Obs. Forms: 1 ofþyncan, 2–3 -þunche(n (ü), -þinche, 3–4 -þinke, -þenke, 4 -þynke, -thenche, 4 othynke, 5 othenkyn; 3rd sing. 1 ofþyncþ, 2 ofþincþ, 3 -thencheþ, -thenkth, 3–4 -thinkeþ, -þynketh. pa. tense 1–2 ofþuhte, 2 -þuchte, -þouhte, 3 -þoȝte, -þouȝte, -thoȝte, 5 othoȝte. See also ... Oxford English Dictionary
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athink
† aˈthink, v. Obs. 3–4. Also 3 aþinche, 4 athynke, othenke. pa. tense 3 aþohte. [Worn-down f. ofthink, f. of- + þyncan to seem: see a- prefix 3.] impers. it athinks me: it repents me.1250 Lay. 3364 Hofte hit bi-falleþ, Þat eft him aþincheþ [1205 of-þincheþ]. Ibid. 13221 Constantines deaþe, þat him s... Oxford English Dictionary
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overthink
overˈthink, v. Obs. in I; now rare in II. † I. = OE. ofþyncan. † 1. intr. To seem not good; to displease, vex, cause regret or repentance; = ofthink; cf. also forthink. Chiefly impers. with dative of person.c 1200 Ormin 8920 Ta þeȝȝ misstenn þeȝȝre child, & itt hem offerrþuhhte. Ibid. 19596 Iohan Ba... Oxford English Dictionary
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othoȝte
othoȝte pa. tense of ofthink Obs., to repent. Oxford English Dictionary
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othenk
othenk var. ofthink Obs., to repent. Hence † oˈthenking, vbl. n., sorrow, regret, repentance.1382 Wyclif Judg. xxi. 15 And al Yrael greetli sorowide, and dide othenkynge vpon the slauȝter. ― Jer. xviii. 10 Othinking Y shal do [1388 Y schal do penaunce] up on the good that Y spac, that Y shulde do to... 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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