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outerest
† ˈouterest, a. Obs. Also 5 owt(t)erest. [A superlative formed on outer: cf. innerest. The more frequent form was utterest, q.v.] = outermost, uttermost.c 1374 Chaucer Boeth. ii. met. vi. 55 (Add. MS.) Þe sonne..comyng from his outerest [Camb. MS. owtereste] arysyng til he hidde his bemes vndir þe w... Oxford English Dictionary
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utterest
utterest, a. (n.) (ˈʌtərɛst) Also 3 uttrest, 5 otter(e)st, vttyreste, vterrest(e, vttrest(e, -ist, utteres, Sc. uterast. [f. utter a. + -est. Cf. OFris. ûterst, utterst, utrest, etc., OLG. ûtrist, MDu. uterst (Du. uiterst), OHG. ûȥar-, ûȥȥar-, ûȥorosto, etc. (MHG. ûȥȥer-, -ûȥereste, G. äusserst), ON... Oxford English Dictionary
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outer
▪ I. outer, a. (n.1) (ˈaʊtə(r)) Forms: 5–6 outter, (6 outar), 5, 7– outer. [A new comparative formed immediately on out, instead of the inherited form utter from OE. {uacu}terra, uttra, which had ceased to show relationship to out; cf. late, latter, later. Occasional examples of outer, outter occur ... Oxford English Dictionary
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slide
▪ I. slide, n. (slaɪd) Also 6 Sc. slyde. [f. slide v.] I. 1. a. The act or fact of sliding; an instance of this; also, the manner in which a thing slides.1596 C. Fitzgeffrey Sir F. Drake (1881) 81 As some travel-tired passenger..Sits downe to view the sight-reviving slide, The wanton bubling-waters ... Oxford English Dictionary
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