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▪ I. pight arch. pa. tense and pa. pple. of pitch v.1: see also pitched ppl. a.1▪ II. pight, v. (paɪt) [The pa. tense and pa. pple. of pitch v.1 erroneously used as a present tense.] trans. To pitch.[1459 Rolls of Parlt. V. 348/2 It was nyghe evynne or ye..raungede youre Batailles, pightede youre te...
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impight
† imˈpight, pa. pple. Obs. Also in-: see also empight. [pa. pple. of impitch, f. im-1 + pitch v.] Pitched or planted in; implanted, inserted.1398 Trevisa Barth. De P.R. v. lii. (1495) 169 The knees ben holowe and rounde, for the legges and whyrlbones sholde be the easelyar inpyghte therin. 1633 P. F...
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i-piȝt
i-piched, i-picht, i-pight, i-piȝt ME. pa. pple. of pitch v.
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pyghtur
pyght, pyȝt, pyghtell, pyghtur obs. forms of pight, pightle, picture.
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pytell
▪ I. pyte obs. var. pight, pa. tense of pitch v.1▪ II. pyte, pytee, pytell obs. ff. pity, pightle.
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underpight
† underˈpight, pa. tense and pa. pple. Obs. [under-1 4 a: see pitch v.1] Supported from below; propped up. Also fig.c 1375 Cursor M. 7495 (Fairf.), Here-til þou art ful ȝing; ȝone mon wiþ strenght is vnder-piȝt and þou lered neuer atte fiȝt. 1377 Langl. P. Pl. B. xvi. 23 Pieres..bad me toten on þe t...
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empight
† emˈpight, v. Obs. Also 4 enpight. [The pa. tense and pa. pple. of *empitch, f. en- + pitch v.] 1. trans. Fixed in, implanted.c 1400 Test. Love i. (1560) 273 b/2 In you is so mokel werking vertues enpight. 1596 Spenser F.Q. iii. v. 20 Exceeding griefe that wound in him empight. 1642 H. More Song of...
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rowte-weir
† rowte-weir Obs.—1 (Obscure.)1584 in Binnell Descr. Thames (1758) 63 Wears, Engines, Rowte Wears, Pight Wears, Foot Wears.
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pite
pite obs. var. pight, pa. pple. of pitch v.; obs. f. pity.
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ypyght
ypiȝt(e, ypight, ypyȝt, ypyght, pa. pple. pitched.c 1435, 1489, 1590 [see pitch v.1 A. 3 α]. 1768 Downman Land of Muses xxii, A wond'rous tow'r, Which hence thou seest high in the air y-pight.
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pitched
▪ I. pitched, ppl. a.1 (pɪtʃt) Also † pight (paɪt). [Pa. pple. of pitch v.1 q.v. The form pight (in senses 1, 2) has been obs. since c 1600.] † 1. Fixed in the ground, staked; set in anything; adorned or set with jewels. Obs.α 13.. E.E. Allit. P. A. 207 A pyȝt coronne ȝet wer þat gyrle. 1584 in Desc...
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fitly
▪ I. ˈfitly, a. rare. [f. fit a. + -ly1.] = fit a.1573 Tusser Husb. (1878) 183 Giue childe that is fitly. 1840 Browning Sordello vi. 441 'Twere fitliest maintain the Guelfs in rule.▪ II. fitly, adv. (ˈfɪtlɪ) [f. fit a. + -ly2.] 1. In a way that is fit; properly, aptly, becomingly, suitably, appropri...
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pithily
pithily, adv. (ˈpɪθɪlɪ) [f. pithy a. + -ly2.] In a pithy manner. † 1. In a way that goes to the pith; thoroughly; in substance or essence; essentially. Obs.1434 Misyn Mending of Life 122 Pithily clensid fro vnclennes. 1435 ― Fire of Love 98 If we owr myndes fro lufe of creaturis pythely depart. 1539...
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