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rathest
▪ I. ˈrathest, a. Obs. exc. dial. or arch. [Superl. of rathe a.1] † a. Quickest, soonest, most preferable, etc. Obs. b. Earliest.c 888 K. ælfred Boeth. xvi. §3 Swa hit is nu hraðost to secᵹanne..þæt nan wuht [etc.]. a 900 O.E. Chron. (Parker MS.) an. 755 Þa þider urnon swa hwelc swa þonne ᵹearo wear... Oxford English Dictionary
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ycalde
▪ I. † ycalled1, -yd, ycalde [y- 4] called.1377 Langl. P. Pl. B. xv. 32 Þanne am I conscience ycalde. 14.. R. Gloucester's Chron. (Rolls) 212 A woman þat heleine was icluped [MS. β ycallyde, γ ycallyd]. 1426 Lydg. De Guil. Pilgr. 2904 To-forn or he had makyd man,..He was ycallyd but God only.▪ II. y... Oxford English Dictionary
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rathe
▪ I. rathe obs. form of raith.▪ II. † rathe, n.1 Obs. In 3 raþ(e, rath. [a. ON. ráð = OE. rǽd rede n.] Counsel, advice; help.c 1200 Ormin 1414 Þatt teȝȝ forr þe deofless raþ Drihhtiness raþ forrwurrpenn. c 1300 Havelok 75 To þe faderles was he rath, Wo so dede hem wrong or lath. Ibid. 2542.▪ III. ra... Oxford English Dictionary
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ribald
ribald, n. and a. (ˈrɪbəld) Forms: α. 3 pl. ribauz, 4 pl. ribaus, 4 ribaut; 4–7 ribaud, 4, 6 rybaud (6 rybbaud); 4–6 ri-, rybaude (4–5 re-); 4–5 rybawde (5 ri-), 5–6 rebawde. β. 4, 6– ribald (8 ribb-), 5–6 rybald, Sc. rebald, 5 ribold; 5 re-, 6 ribalde; 5–6 rybaulde, ribaulde (6 ribb-); 6 rybault, 6... Oxford English Dictionary
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crimil
▪ I. † cremil, n. Obs. Forms: 4 cremyle, -ell, 4–5 cremyl(l, 5 crymell, -yll. [Connexion with ‘crummle to plait’ (Halliwell), and crimple, has been suggested. Cf. next word.] A word used in connexion with certain textile fabrics; often applied attrib. to their borders; ‘meaning, apparently, open wor... Oxford English Dictionary
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compesce
compesce, v. arch. (kəmˈpɛs) Also 5 compesse. [ad. L. compescĕre to fasten together, restrain, curb. Since 16th c. only in Sc. writers.] trans. To restrain, repress, curb.1430 Lydg. Chron. Troy ii. xiv, By manly force rathest there compesse The spyryte of Ire and melancolye. 1637 Gillespie Eng.-Pop.... Oxford English Dictionary
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gallon
gallon (ˈgælən) Forms: 3–4 galun, 4–5 galoun, 5 galown, 5–7 galon, 6 galne (gal(l)ond(e, galla(u)nde, 7 gallante), 6– gallon. [a. ONF. galun, galon, Central OF. jalon, etc. (= med.L. galōn-em), app. cogn. with F. jale bowl. Cf. the diminutive form OF. galet, jalet masc., med.L. galleta fem., a measu... Oxford English Dictionary
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greete
▪ I. † greet, n.1 Obs. [f. greet v.1] The action of greet v.1; a greeting.c 1590 Greene Fr. Bacon ix. 205 Let me that joy in these consorting greets..Yield thanks for all these favours to my son. a 1616 Beaumont Sonnet Poems (1640) 4 The broken marrow bone is sweet, The token doth adorn the greet. a... Oxford English Dictionary
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whose
▪ I. whose, pron. (huːz) Forms: 1 hwæs, 2–3 hwas, 3 hwos, (wuas), ȝwas, hwes, 3–4 whes, 3–5 whas, was, wos, 4 huas, wais, hoes, woise, 4–5 whoos, hos, 4–6 whos, whois, 5 whayse, whoys, hoys, (hosse), wose, 5–9 Sc. and north. whase, 6 whoes, woos, wois, hose, Sc. vhais, vhois, 7–8 who's, 5– whose; 3–... Oxford English Dictionary
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rub
▪ I. rub, n.1 (rʌb) Also 6–7 rubbe, 7–8 rubb. [f. rub v.1] 1. a. An act or spell of rubbing.1615 W. Lawson Country Housew. Gard. (1626) 23 That no tree..touch his fellowes... If they touch, the winde will cause a forcible rub. 1706 E. Ward Wooden World Diss. (1708) 96 It costs him many a Rub with hi... Oxford English Dictionary
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