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ordinar
ˈordinar, a. and n. Chiefly Sc.; now only dial. Forms: 5 ordonnayre, 5–6 ordiner, ordynare, 6–9 ordinare, 6– ordinar, (9 ordnar). [a. OF. orden-, ordinaire adj. and n., ad. L. ordinārius: see ordinary a. and n.] A. adj. = ordinary a. Judge Ordinar: see ordinary a. 2.1508 Dunbar Poems vii. heading, C... Oxford English Dictionary
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Hans Jörg Stetter
Later he turned to the numerical analysis of ordinar differential equations (ODEs) and specialized in error analysis and asymptotic developments, among wikipedia.org
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by ordinar
by ordinar extraordinary: see by prep. 7. Oxford English Dictionary
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Robert Bacon (writer)
Works The list of Robert Bacon's works, as given by John Bale, includes a Liber in sententias Tetri Lorubardi, Lectiones Ordinaræ, Liber super Psalterium wikipedia.org
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arbitrator
arbitrator (ˈɑːbɪtreɪtə(r)) [a. OF. arbitratour, -eur, 13th c., ad. L. arbitrātōr-em, n. of agent f. arbitrā-ri: see arbiter and arbitrer.] 1. One who is chosen by the opposite parties in a dispute to arrange or decide the difference between them; an arbiter. It is often the practice to appoint two ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Osier pattern
The first type, produced from about 1732, and widely used in a dinner service for Count Alexander Joseph Sulkowski of about 1735, is called the "ordinar wikipedia.org
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arbiter
arbiter (ˈɑːbɪtə(r)) Also 6–7 -or, -our. [a. L. arbiter (? f. ar- = ad- to + bētĕre, bītĕre, to go, ‘one who goes to see,’ hence, who looks into or examines) a judge in equity, a supreme ruler. Cf. arbitrator, arbitrer. Arbiter was the orig. L. word, still extant in F. as arbitre; arbitrātor was a l... Oxford English Dictionary
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List of Masters of Requests of England and Scotland
In 1592, however, he was included with the Secretary, the Lord Justice Clerk, the Lord Advocate and the Lord Clerk Register who "being ordinar officaris wikipedia.org
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residenter
residenter (ˈrɛzɪdɛntə(r), Sc. rɛzɪˈdɛntə(r)) Also 5 resedenter, 7 recidentor. [f. resident.] † 1. Eccl. A residentiary. Obs. rare.1455 Test. Ebor. (Surtees) II. 191 Sir John Bernyngham, tresorer of York mynster, and Maister John Marsshall, resedenter of the same mynster. 1719 Brit. Compend. (ed. 2)... Oxford English Dictionary
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An Ordinarч Boч: 7-2-2010
知之者不如好之者 , 好之者不如乐之者. An Ordinarч Boч I will alwaч bз Happч:) Sunday, February 7, 2010. 7-2-2010 Today i went to styling my hair...2 hours i styling.. ...
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hebdomadar
† hebˈdomadar, -er Sc. Obs. [ad. eccl. L. hebdomadārius (see hebdomadary n. and a.): cf. ordinar, testamentar, etc., also F. hebdomadaire.] In the Scotch Universities: The name given to one of the superior members whose weekly turn it was to superintend the discipline of the students; also, in Gramm... Oxford English Dictionary
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contrair
▪ I. † ˈcontrair, a., n., (adv.), prep. Chiefly Sc.; now only dial. Forms: 4–5 contrare, 4–7 contrar, contraire, 5 contrayre, -eyre, -aier, -er, 6–9 contrair. [a. F. contraire (11th c.):—L. contrārius contrary. (Orig. stressed conˈtrair.)] A. adj. contrary, opposed, opposite.c 1325 E.E. Allit. P. B.... Oxford English Dictionary
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Su Xinhao l 苏新皓Class 3 Abnormal! (三班，不一般!) 31.07.2020Randomly drop early preparations: The name of the trainees and votingRegarding "Class Three, Not Ordinar...
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-ar
▪ I. -ar, suffix1 1. of adjs. repr. L. ār-em (-ār-is, -ār-e, stem -āri) ‘of the kind of, belonging to,’ cogn. w. -ālem, and used where l preceded, as in ālār-, stellār-, lūnār-, regulār-, similār-, līneār- or līneāl-; hence always with diminutives in -ul-, -ell-, as globulār-, orbiculār-. See -al1. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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thesaurary
† theˈsaurary, -ie Chiefly Sc. Obs. [ad. med.L. thēsaurāria ‘thesaurarii dignitas’ (Du Cange), fem. of thēsaurāri-us adj., f. thēsaur-us treasure: see -ary1; cf. Pr. thezauraria, Sp. and It. tesoreˈria, mod.F. trésorerie treasury.] 1. The office of treasurer; treasurership. Sc.1473–4 Acc. Ld. High T... Oxford English Dictionary
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