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renegate
renegate, n. (and a.) Obs. exc. dial. (ˈrɛnɪgeɪt) Forms: 4 ranegate, renagat, 6 rennagat(e, Sc. renigat(e, rennigatt, 6–7 rennegate, 4–7 renegat, 4–7 (9 dial.) renegate; 5 renogat, 6 ren(n)ogate. See also runagate. [ad. med.L. renegāt-us, subst. use of pa. pple. of renegāre: see renay and renegue, a... Oxford English Dictionary
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rennigate
rennigat(e, -gatt obs. Sc. ff. renegate. Oxford English Dictionary
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Ghulam Hassan Pinglana
However most of the militant organisations including Hizbul Mujahideen have accused pro-Indian renegate militants for his murder" Mr. wikipedia.org
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rennogate
rennogat(e obs. ff. renegate. Oxford English Dictionary
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Siege of Sofia
However, a Bulgarian renegate managed to lure the city governor ban Yanuka out of the fortress to hunt and the Turks captured him. wikipedia.org
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rennagate
rennagat(e obs. ff. renegate. Oxford English Dictionary
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renogate
renogate obs. form of renegate. Oxford English Dictionary
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Society of Humanitarianism
the vicinity in hastily built sod huts and formed the so-called renegade-like colonies in near Nijensleek and Vledderveen (which originates from the renegate wikipedia.org
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renigate
renigat(e obs. Sc. forms of renegate. Oxford English Dictionary
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runagate
runagate, n. (and a.) Now arch. (ˈrʌnəgeɪt) Forms: 6 ron(ne)agate, 7 ronnagat; 6 runne-, 6–9 runn-, 6– runagate; 6–8 runne-, 7 runni-, 8 runegate. [Alteration of renna-, rennegate, renegate, by association with ren(ne run v. and agate adv. In common use from c 1550 to 1700, sometimes as a vague term... Oxford English Dictionary
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renegado
renegado, n. (and a.) (rɛnɪˈgeɪdəʊ) Also 6 renigado, 7 rennegado, renegador. [a. Sp. renegado, ad. med.L. renegatus: see renegate.] 1. = renegade 1.1599 Hakluyt Voy. II. i. 186 He was a Renegado, which is one that first was a Christian, and afterwards becommeth a Turke. 1624 Bp. R. Montagu Gagg 238 ... Oxford English Dictionary
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rehator
† reˈhator Sc. Obs. rare. re-, rahatour. A term of abuse, of obscure origin and meaning. (Cf. rehetour.)1508 Dunbar Flyting w. Kennedie 244 Baird rehator, theif of natour. 1508 Kennedie Flyting w. Dunbar 401 Rawmowit ribald, renegate rehatour. 1513 Douglas æneis xiii. vi. 117 Now lat that ilk rahato... Oxford English Dictionary
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ranegate
ranegate obs. form of renegate. Oxford English Dictionary
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contumace
▪ I. † contumace, n. Obs. rare. [a. F. contumace, ad. L. contumācia contumacy.] = contumacy; also, a pronouncing a person to be in contumacy.a 1225 Ancr. R. 198 Contumace..is onwil ine þing þet heo haueð undernumen uorto donne. a 1662 Heylin Hist. Presbyterians 358 (D.) Except the fault be notorious... Oxford English Dictionary
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rannigal
ˈrannigal Sc. and north. dial. Also Sc. 6 rannegald, 9 rannygill. [? Alteration of renegade.] (See quots.)15.. Kennedy Flyting w. Dunbar 401 (Bann. MS.) Rawmowd rebald, rannegald [ed. 1508 renegate] rehatour. 1825 Jamieson Suppl., Rannygill, a bold, impudent, unruly person... Roxb. 1847–78 Halliwell... Oxford English Dictionary
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