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regrater
regrater (rɪˈgreɪtə(r)) Also 5 Sc. -tar. [a. AF. regrater m., regratere f., = OF. regratier (1180; mod.F. regrattier), f. regrater to regrate v.2: cf. It. regattiere, Sp. regatero in the same sense. See also regrator.] 1. One who regrates victuals or other commodities; a buyer-up for sale; a retaile... Oxford English Dictionary
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ingrater
† inˈgrater Obs. Also -or, -our. [app. with same radical part as regrater: perh. a blending of in- or engrosser and regrater(-or).] A regrater or forestaller.1583 Stubbes Anat. Abus. ii. (1882) 45 A sort of ingrators or forestallers, who intercept euerie thing before it come at the market. Ibid. 46 ... Oxford English Dictionary
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regratress
reˈgratress Obs. exc. Hist. Also 7 regrateress. [f. regrater + -ess: cf. AF. regrateresse (13–14th c.).] A female regrater.1611 Cotgr., Regratiere, an Hucksteresse; also, a Regrateresse. 1859 Riley Liber Albus Pref. (Rolls) I. p. lxii, No brewer or breweress, or regrator or regratress of ale [etc.].... Oxford English Dictionary
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List of English words of Old Norse origin
sea; reef in a sail") via Dutch riffe regret gráta ("to weep, groan") + French prefix re- through Old French regreter, itself from Old Norman-French regrater wikipedia.org
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regrator
regrator (rɪˈgreɪtə(r)) Also 4–6 -our. [a. AF. regratour = obs. F. regratteur: see regrater.] 1. = regrater 1. Now rare.1362 Langl. P. Pl. A. v. 140 Rose þe Regratour Is hire rihte name; Heo haþ holden hoxterye þis Elleuene wynter. 1429 Rolls of Parlt. IV. 349/1 A fals craft of regratouris of ȝern. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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regratingly
† reˈgratingly, adv. Obs. rare—1. [f. regrate v.2] In a regrating manner; after the manner of a regrater.c 1550 Lyndesay Peder Coffeis 15 He lokis thame vp in to his innis Vnto ane derth, and sellis thair eggis, Regraitandly on thame he wynnis. Oxford English Dictionary
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wisseler
† ˈwisseler Obs. Also 5 whysteler, westelur, wislare, 6 wisler, quhysselar, etc. [f. prec. + -er1, ad. or after MLG., MDu. wisselere, wesselere, weslere.] A money-changer; also, a retailer. In the prose Merlin c 1450 (E.E.T.S.) 168 [A] regrater and a wyssher [so MS.], ? read wyssler.1481 Cely Papers... Oxford English Dictionary
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regrate
▪ I. † reˈgrate, n.1 Sc. Obs. Also 5–6 regrait. [f. regrate v.1, or a. OF. *regrat, var. of regret regret n.] 1. Lamentation, complaint; expression of grief, distress, or sorrow. Also with a and pl.c 1375 Sc. Leg. Saints xvi. (Magdalene) 468 Þat gret pitte wes to here his regrat & sorowful chere. 14... Oxford English Dictionary
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huckster
▪ I. huckster, n. (ˈhʌkstə(r)) Forms: 3 Orm. huccster, 4–5 hukstar, 4– huckster; also 4–5 hok(e)ster(e, hoxter, 5 howkster, hukstere, hukkester, huk-, hwkstare, (hoggester), 5–6 hook-, hukster, 5–7 hucster, 5–9 huxter, 6 hocster, houkester, huckester, huckstar, 9 dial. huikster. [See huck v. Althoug... Oxford English Dictionary
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auctioneer
▪ I. auctioneer, n. (ɔːkʃəˈnɪə(r)) [f. auction + -eer1. (Cf. med.L. auctiōnārius, auctiōnātor, one who increases the price, a regrater.)] One who conducts sales by auction.1708 in Kersey. 1762 Lond. Mag. XXXI. 296 An Auctioneer and a Fishmonger. 1841 Borrow Zincali I. iv. ii. 289 He had perhaps talk... Oxford English Dictionary
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regret
▪ I. regret, n. (rɪˈgrɛt) Also 6–7 regrete. [a. F. regret, verbal n. f. regretter to regret. Adopted earlier in Sc. in the form regrate n.1] † 1. Complaint, lament. Obs. = regrate n.1 1.1533 Bellenden Livy (S.T.S.) II. 167 Throw þe miserabil sicht..of þis man, and throw his pietuous regret [v.r. reg... Oxford English Dictionary
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