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pressour
† pressour Obs. Also 4–6 -ure, 5 -ur, 6 -or, (4 presour, 5 prassur). [a. OF. pressor, -our, -eur, variants of pressoir (12th c. in Littré):—late L. pressōrium a press for wine, oil, etc., n. use of neut. of pressōrius adj., f. press-, ppl. stem of premĕre to press: cf. pressor. See also presser.] 1.... Oxford English Dictionary
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pressor
▪ I. pressor, a. Phys. (ˈprɛsə(r)) [Agent-n. in L. form from premĕre to press, used attrib.] That presses; stimulating, exciting.1890 Billings Med. Dict., Pressor nerves, nerves whose stimulation increases activity of vaso-motor centres. 1895 Syd. Soc. Lex., Pressor, exciting, stimulating. 1899 Allb... Oxford English Dictionary
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wrencher
wrencher (ˈrɛn(t)ʃə(r)) [f. wrench v. + -er1.] 1. A machine or instrument for wrenching or wringing. rare.1495 Trevisa's Barth. De P.R. xix. l. 892 Sourysshe thynges..bere downe the meete as it were a pressour other a wrencher [MSS. wrynge]. 1832 S. Warren Diary Late Physician I. 380 Before proceedi... Oxford English Dictionary
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presser
presser (ˈprɛsə(r)) Also 6 -or. [Partly f. press v.1 + -er1; partly from pressour, with change of suffix.] 1. One who presses. Applied to workmen in various trades, often with specification, as cloth-presser, cotton-presser, hat-presser, stocking-presser, tailor's presser, trouser-presser, etc. a. O... Oxford English Dictionary
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pressour in Chinese - pressour meaning in Chinese - ichacha.net
pressour in Chinese : [网络] 压力 …. click for more detailed Chinese translation, meaning, pronunciation and example sentences.
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thirteen
thirteen (ˌθɜːˈtiːn, ˈθɜːtiːn: see -teen) Forms: α. 1 þreotiene, -tene, -tyne, þreottene, -tyne, 1–4 þrettyne, 2–5 þrit-, 3 þre-, þreat-, 4 thrat-, þrot-, thrittene, þritten, 4–7 thret-, 5 throt-, (thred-), thryttene, thretten, 6 thretene, 7 threteen(e, threttein. β. 5 þirt-, 5–6 thyr-, thurtene, 6 ... Oxford English Dictionary
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wring
▪ I. wring, n.1 (rɪŋ) Also 1, 5 wringe, 4–6 wrynge, 9 ring. [OE. wringe, f. wringan wring v. Cf. OE. w{iacu}n-wringe.] 1. A cider-press or wine-press.c 890 Wærferth tr. Gregory's Dial. 250 Sanctulus..brohte æmtiᵹe cyllan þyder to þære wringan. a 1350 in Relig. Lyrics 14th C. (1924) 28 Þy schroud red... Oxford English Dictionary
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vice
▪ I. vice, n.1 (vaɪs) Forms: 3– vice (5–6 Sc. wice), 4–6 vyce (5–6 Sc. wyce); 5 vise, wise, wisse; 5 vys, vijs (vyhs, Sc. vis), 6 vyss, Sc. wys. [a. AF. and OF. vice mod.F. vice, = Pr. vici, Sp. and Pg. vicio, It. vizio), ad. L. vitium fault, defect, failing, etc.] 1. a. Depravity or corruption of m... Oxford English Dictionary
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telle
▪ I. tell, n.1 Now dial. (tɛl) [f. tell v.] 1. What one tells or has to tell; a tale, a statement, an account.1742 H. Walpole Lett. to Mann 29 July, I am at the end of my tell. 1827 F. Cooper Prairie I. ii. 32 From his tell, it must be a considerable stream. 1899 Westcott David Harum xxx, As near's ... Oxford English Dictionary
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press
▪ I. press, n.1 (prɛs) Forms: α. 3–7 presse, (4 presce), 4– press. β. 3–6 pres (dat. 3–4 prese, prece), 4–6 prees, prese, prece, 5 preesse, Sc. preys, 5–6 preas, preese, Sc. preis, 5–7 preace, preasse, 6 Sc. preise, preiss, ? prais, 6–7 prease. [Two distinct forms: α. ME. presse, a. F. presse (11th ... Oxford English Dictionary
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pin
▪ I. pin, n.1 (pɪn) Forms: 1 pinn, 4–7 pynne, pinne, 5–6 pyn, (5 pene, pyne, 6 pynn, pine), 6–8 pinn, 6– pin. [Late OE. pinn, a common Low Ger. word: MLG., LG. pinne, pin, LG. also penne, pen (Brem. Wbch.), MDu. pinne (‘pinna, spiculum, cuspis, veruculum, aculeus, scopus, clavus ligneus’ Kilian), Du... Oxford English Dictionary
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