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poind
▪ I. poind, n. Sc. (see next) [f. poind v.] a. An act of poinding, a distraint. b. A beast or other chattel poinded. dead poind, a poinded article of goods as opposed to live cattle.1563–4 Reg. Privy Council Scot. I. 259 The poindis takin thairfoir to be restorit to the said George. 1609 Skene Reg. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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The Poind and his Man
The Poind and his Man is a prehistoric site in Northumberland, England, near the village of Bolam and about west of Morpeth. A standing stone, height , is next to the mound; it was formerly one of two such stones ("the poind and his man"). wikipedia.org
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poindable
ˈpoindable, a. Sc. [f. poind v. + -able.] Liable to be, or capable of being, poinded.15.. Aberdeen Regr. XXV. (Jam.), To seiss geir poindabill quhaireuir he may apprehend the same. 1566 Reg. Privy Council Scot. I. 457 Substantious inlandit men, poindabill. 1772 Weekly Mag. 25 June 398/1 He has poind... Oxford English Dictionary
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Bolam, Northumberland
sites are nearby: Huckhoe Settlement, an iron Age and Romano-British defended settlement; Slate Hill Settlement, an Iron Age defended settlement; and The Poind wikipedia.org
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punde
▪ I. pund, pundar obs. ff. poind, poinder.▪ II. pund(e, -age obs. or dial. ff. pound, -age. Oxford English Dictionary
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Ripariosida
Weakley & D.B.Poind. References Malvaceae Malvaceae genera wikipedia.org
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pwdyll
pwdyll pwf, pwir, pwr, pwyr, pwll, pwn, pwnt, pwnȝhe, pwt, pwynd, etc., obs. Sc. forms of puddle, puff, poor, pool, pun, point, poygné, poynye, put, poind, etc. Oxford English Dictionary
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Warrant sale
Under the 1987 act, the debt collectors were permitted to enter a debtor's home and poind (put a value on) items, which would be subject to a later, auction wikipedia.org
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puind
puind obs. f. poind. Oxford English Dictionary
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Sida hermaphrodita
Poind., named for its historic preference for inundated stream-beds. wikipedia.org
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poynd
poynd obs. f. poind; see also quot. c 1450 s.v. pound v.2 1. Oxford English Dictionary
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Nick Evans (trombonist)
Andy Sheppard 1988 : Alexis Korner And... 1972 - 1983 by Alexis Korner 1988 : Copy Cats by Johnny Thunders & Patti Palladin 1988 : Willkommen In West-Poind-Blanc wikipedia.org
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poinder
ˈpoinder Sc. Also 5 pundar, 9 -er. [f. poind v. + -er1.] A person, esp. an official, who poinds or distrains goods; also, b. ‘A person who has the charge of hedges, woods, etc., and who pounds cattle that trespass’ (Jam.).c 1450 Holland Howlat 783 The Corn Crake, the pundar at hand, Had pyndit all h... Oxford English Dictionary
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Huckhoe Settlement
Archaeological sites nearby The Poind and his Man, a Bronze Age burial mound Shaftoe Crags Settlement, a Romano-British defended settlement Slate Hill wikipedia.org
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poindlar
† poindlar, pundler Sc. Obs. Also 7 poundler, 8 punler. [A parallel form of poinder, with changed suffix. Cf. pantler.] = poinder.1533 Aberdeen Regr. (1844) I. 149 The prouest, bailȝeis, and counsaill,..ordanit Georg. Annan pvndler of thar kirk yard, and ordanit the pundlene of euery best to be four... Oxford English Dictionary
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