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reasty
reasty, a. Chiefly dial. (ˈriːstɪ) Also 7, 9 reisty, 9 reesty, reeasty, raisty, etc. [Later form of resty a.; cf. reesed a.] 1. Rancid. Cf. reasy 1.1573 Tusser Husb. (1878) 53 Through follie too beastlie much bacon is reastie. 1632 Sherwood, Reasie (or reastie), ranci, relant. 1639 Horn & Rob. Gate ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Bacon hung up and stored for a long time turned yellow (reasty). wikipedia.org
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reisty
reisty variant of reasty a., rancid. Oxford English Dictionary
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unreasty
unˈreasty, a. (un-1 7.)1853 G. J. Cayley Las Alforjas II. 88 The first unreesty sample [of ham] we have met with since Seville. Oxford English Dictionary
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reesed
reesed, reezed, ppl. a. (riːzd) Also 5 resside, 6 re(e)z'd, 7 reised; 8 reased, 9 reazed. [Later form of rest a.; cf. reasty.] Rancid.1486 Bk. St. Albans C vij, Upon that powdre do a litill larde that is resside. 1598 Bp. Hall Sat. iv. ii. 36 Once a weeke, perhaps, for nouelty, Reez'd bacon soords s... Oxford English Dictionary
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rasty
rasty dial. var. reasty. Oxford English Dictionary
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reesy
▪ I. ˈreesty, a. Sc. [f. reest v.3 + -y.] Inclined to reest or stop; given to reesting.1739 A. Nicol Nature without Art 8 If e'er my grov'ling reesty Rills of Sense Shall fail to glide in easy Eloquence. 1824 Mactaggart Gallovid. Encycl. s.v., A horse is reestie when it stands fast, and will not mov... Oxford English Dictionary
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raisty
raisty var. reasty, resty Obs. Oxford English Dictionary
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reasy
ˈreasy, a. Obs. exc. dial. Also 8 reesy, 9 reezy. [Obscurely related to prec.; cf. reese v.] 1. Rancid, ‘reasty’.1611 Cotgr., Ranci, musty, fusty, reasie, resti, tainted. 1736 Bailey Househ. Dict. 140 The butter-milk in fresh butter must not by any means be wash'd out with water;..for water will mak... Oxford English Dictionary
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resty
▪ I. ˈresty, a.1 Obs. exc. dial. Also 6 restye, 6–7 -ie, 7 -ey; 9 dial. reasty, reesty. [Variant of restiff (and restive) a.; cf. hasty, tardy. In senses 2–4 perh. associated to some extent with rest n.1 or v.1: cf. Fris. restich, Du. rustig quiet.] 1. = restive a. 3. a. Of horses or other animals.1... Oxford English Dictionary
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areasted
† aˈreast, aˈreasted, ppl. a. Obs. [pa. pple. of reast v.: see a- prefix 6.] Reasty, rancid. areastiness, reastiness, rancidity.1440 Promp. Parv. 14 A-reste, or resty, as flesche [v.r. areestyd, areest or reestyd], Rancidus..A-restenesse of flesshe, Rancor. Oxford English Dictionary
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rusty
▪ I. rusty, a.1 (ˈrʌstɪ) Forms: α. 1 rustiᵹ, 4–6 rustye, 6–7 rustie, 4– rusty. β. (Chiefly north. and Sc.) 4 rousti, 5–6 roustie, 5–6, 8–9 rousty; 7 rowstie, 7–8 rowsty; 9 roosty. [OE. r{uacu}stiᵹ (f. r{uacu}st rust n.1), = Fris. rûst-, roastich, MDu. roestich (rostich; Du. roestig), OHG. rostag (MH... Oxford English Dictionary
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crop
▪ I. crop, n. (krɒp) Forms: 1– crop; also 1–6 cropp, 3–7 croppe, 4–7 crope, (5 crowpe, croupe, in sense 1), 7–9 Sc. and dial. crap. [OE. crop(p = OLG. *crop(p, MDu. crop(p, MLG., LG. and Du. krop, OHG. chropf, MHG., Ger. kropf, ‘swelling in the neck, wen, craw of a bird’, in ON. kroppr hump or bunch... Oxford English Dictionary
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rust
▪ I. rust, n.1 (rʌst) Forms: α. 1– rust, 4–6 ruste, 6 rost. β. 4, 6 roust, 5–6 rouste; 5 rowste, 6 rowst. [OE. r{uacu}st (? and rust), = Fris. rûst, rust, roast, MDu. and Du. roest, OS. rost (MLG. rost, rust, LG. rust, rüst), OHG. and G. rost; also (from MLG.) MDa. rost, r{obar}st, MSw. and Sw. rost... Oxford English Dictionary
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