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rencounter
▪ I. rencounter, n. (rɛnˈkaʊntə(r)) Also 6 renconter, -countre, 7 rancounter, -tre. [ad. F. rencontre: see prec. and cf. re-encounter n.] 1. An encounter or engagement between two opposing forces; a battle, skirmish, conflict.1523 Ld. Berners Froiss. I. lxxxiv. 106 At the first rencounter many were ... Oxford English Dictionary
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William Renwick (surgeon)
appointed to the Marlborough, and, when she was ordered to the West Indies, to the Egmont, in which he was present at the relief of Gibraltar, and in the rencounter wikipedia.org
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rancounter
rancounter, -re obs. ff. rencounter n. and v. Oxford English Dictionary
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John Darnall (died 1735)
In the case of Major Oneby, indicted at the Old Bailey in 1726 for the murder of one Gower, whom he had killed in a rencounter in a tavern in Drury Lane wikipedia.org
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rescounter
▪ I. † reˈscounter, n. Obs. Also 6 -contre, 7 -conter. [ad. It. riscontro (Sp. rescuentro) recounter, comparison, balancing, etc., f. ri- re- + scontro (:—*ex-contra) encounter.] 1. Encounter, hostile meeting. rare—1.1543 Harvel in State Papers Hen. VIII, IX. 537 Somme thinkith that Barbarossa wil g... Oxford English Dictionary
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Edward Wogan
of Deuchrie, who accompanied Glencairn throughout the rebellion, wrote of his valour and courage: The colonel himself was unfortunately killed in a rencounter wikipedia.org
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recounter
▪ I. recounter, n.1 rare. [f. as prec. + -er1.] One who relates or recounts.1576 Fleming Panopl. Epist. 158 Wise counselers and re⁓counters of honestie and vertue. 1591 Percivall Sp. Dict., Relator, a recounter, a teller. 1598 Florio, Raccontatore, a reporter, a recounter. 1953 Partridge Shaggy Dog ... Oxford English Dictionary
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William Aiton (sheriff)
A History of the Rencounter at Drumclog and Battle at Bothwell Bridge, Hamilton, 1821. wikipedia.org
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re-encounter
▪ I. re-enˈcounter, n. Also 6–7 rein-, re-in-. [f. re- + encounter n.; cf. rencontre n., rencounter n.] † a. A meeting, encounter, esp. a hostile one. Obs. b. A renewed meeting.1525 Ld. Berners Froiss. II. xxix. 34/1 Without any busynesse or reencounter we came to the captall. 1577–87 Holinshed Chro... Oxford English Dictionary
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Bruce M. Bailey
Publications The Elite: The Chosen Few, 2007, Rencounter (By R. Adam Solo), 2001, As the Crow Flies (By R. wikipedia.org
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rencontre
▪ I. rencontre, n. (rɛnˈkɒntə(r), F. rɑ̃kɔ̃tr) Also 8 -countre, 9 -conter. [a. F. rencontre (13th c.), vbl. n. f. rencontrer: see next and cf. rencounter n. The form is given by Blount (1656, etc., copying Cotgrave), but later Dictionaries down to the Webster of 1864 recognize only rencounter.] 1. a... Oxford English Dictionary
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Mary Lindley Murray
By this happy incident General Putnam, by continuing his march, escaped a rencounter with a greatly superior force, which must have proved fatal to his wikipedia.org
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messieurs
messieurs, n. pl. (ˈmɛsjʊəz, ‖ mesj{obar}) [a. Fr., pl. of monsieur.] 1. a. The plural of monsieur, in its various uses. (When used as a prefixed title, now commonly represented, as in Fr., by the abbreviation MM.)1624 Massinger Parl. Love i. v, My lord of Orleans..assisted By the messieurs Philamou... Oxford English Dictionary
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Owen Ó hEidhin
Many of the enemy's forces were killed in this rencounter by Felim and his people, upon the island and outside the island; all excommunicated persons and wikipedia.org
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drabble
▪ I. drabble, v. (dræb(ə)l) [ME. drabelen = LG. (EFris.) drabbeln to walk or wade about in water or liquid mud, to paddle; to splash, bespatter: cf. drabbe thick dirty liquid, mire, drabbig muddy, miry, turbid; also early mod.Du. drabben to run about, tramp about.] 1. intr. To become wet and dirty b... Oxford English Dictionary
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