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sarazine
† ˈsarazine Obs. [a. OF. sarazine, sar(r)asine aristolochia:—pop. L. sarracīna for late L. sarracēna (sc. herba), fem. of sarracēnus Saracen.] Birthwort.1525 Grete Herball cclxxiv. (1529) P v b, Mynte romayne or sarazyne is hote & drye in y⊇ seconde degre. 1866 Treas. Bot., Sarazine, Aristolochia Cl... Oxford English Dictionary
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Sarazine
Sarazin(e etc., obs. forms of Saracen. Oxford English Dictionary
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Baìo
Sarazine – girls waving a white handkerchief as a signal code for the army of liberation, played by very young children. wikipedia.org
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Sarazin
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Samuel Warren (Royal Navy officer)
He took the 6-gun privateer Sarazine off Marie-Galante on 28 September 1797, followed by the capture, with the assistance of , the 14-gun brig Triomphe wikipedia.org
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succudrous
† succudrous, a. Sc. Obs. In 4–5 succud(e)rus, 6 succuidrus. [Variant of surquidrous.] Presumptuous, arrogant.c 1475 Rauf Coilȝear 909 Ȝe Sarazeins are succuderus and self willit ay. 1513 Douglas æneis xiii. vi. 111 Syk succuidrus ondertakyng. So † suˈccudrously adv., presumptuously, arrogantly.c 13... Oxford English Dictionary
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Let's Bowl
Another character in the show was "The Pig" played by Matt Sarazine. The original shows, pre-Comedy Central also featured "Butch the Janitor", played by Nick Schenk, and "Berni the Scorekeeper", played by Berni Sarazine. wikipedia.org
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Saracen
Saracen, n. and a. (ˈsærəsən) Forms: α. 1 pl. Sarracene, Sarocine, 3 Sarezin, 3–4 Sarrezin, 3–7 Sarazin(e, 4 -sene, Sarisine, -zene, -ezyne, 4–6 Sarasyn(e, -in(e, 4–7 -cene, (5 Saresoun, -ezen, -esyn, -aseyn, Sarracene, -ysyne), 5–6 Sarazyn(e, Sarrasyn, 5–7 -zen(e, Sarrasin(e, (6 Sarason, -asen, -ez... Oxford English Dictionary
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confound
confound, v. (kənˈfaʊnd) Forms: 3–7 confund(e, 4 -fonde, (counfound), 4–7 confounde, 5 -fownd(e, 4– confound. pa. pple. confounded; also 6 confounden, 6–7 confound. [ME. a. OF. confond-re, confund-re, AF. confound-re (= Pr. confondre, It. confondere):—L. confund-ĕre to pour or mingle together, mix u... Oxford English Dictionary
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keen
▪ I. keen, n. (kiːn) [a. Ir. caoine (ˈkiːnə), f. caoinim (OIr. cáinim, cóinim) I weep, wail, lament; cf. keen v.2] An Irish funeral song accompanied with wailing in lamentation for the dead.1830 Crofton Croker in Fraser's Mag. I. 191 The following Keens..I have translated from the Irish. 1841 S. C. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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same
▪ I. same, a. (pron., adv.) (seɪm) Forms: 4–7 sam, 5 ssame, 6 some, 3– same. [ME. same, a. ON. same masc., sama fem., neut., rarely in str. form sam-r (Sw. samma, samme, Da. samme); a Com. Teut. word, but lost in OE. and OS. (which have only the derived adv., in OE. swá same, OS. so sama, -o, likewi... Oxford English Dictionary
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wait
▪ I. wait, n. (weɪt) Forms: 3–7 wayte, waite, (5 wayet, whayte), 4–7 wayt, 4, 7 weyte, (6 weytte, wette), 5–6 wate, (5 watte), 6 waytte (waitte, wayght, weyght, wyethe, whet), 7 waight, (weight), 4– wait. [Partly a. ONF. *wait, wet masc. (= OF. guait, gait, guet, mod.F. guet, Pr. gach, gait), vbl. n... Oxford English Dictionary
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