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scantle
▪ I. ˈscantle, n. Also 6 skantell. [? f. scantle v.] 1. = scantlet 1, scantling n. 2 b.c 1525 Contract in Gage Hengrave (1822) 43 All man{supr} of tymber, hewyn and sawyn, of all manner of skantells, y{supt} shall be nedeful and redy to y⊇ worke. 2. A small piece or portion, a scantling. In 1596 ‘sc... Oxford English Dictionary
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Poltesco
The walls were of snecked serpentine blocks, and the roof had clay ridge tiles and a scantle slate roof. wikipedia.org
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scantelize
† ˈscantelize, v. Obs. [f. scantle n. + -ize. Cf. scandalize v.2] trans. To shorten, curtail.1611 Speed Hist. Gt. Brit. v. iii. §22. 18 By which account the great supposed antiquity of Brute, is now lessened by seuen hundred fiftie and two yeares; and the time so scantelized betwixt his and Cesars e... Oxford English Dictionary
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scantlet
† ˈscantlet Obs. Also 6 scanlot. [? f. scantle n. + -et1; or f. scantling by substitution of the suffix -let for -ling.] 1. Prescribed size, scantling.1502–3 (4 Jan.) Office of Augment. Miscell. Bk. xxxvi. No. 146, iiij{supc}. M{supl}. of goode lawfull & sufficiant breke [= bricks] & thurgh & suerly... Oxford English Dictionary
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Tinner's Arms
Grouted or slurried scantle slate roofs. Dressed granite stacks over the original gable ends." wikipedia.org
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scandalize
▪ I. scandalize, v.1 (ˈskændəlaɪz) [a. F. scandaliser (OF. escandalisier), ad. eccl. L. scandalizāre, ad. late Gr. σκανδαλίζειν, f. σκάνδαλον: see scandal n. and -ize. Cf. Sp. escandalizar, Pg. escandalisar, It. scandalizzare, scandalezzare.] † 1. trans. To bruit abroad, make a public scandal of (a ... Oxford English Dictionary
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cantle
▪ I. cantle, n. (ˈkænt(ə)l) Forms: 4–9 cantel, 5–7 cantell, 6– cantle; also 4–5 kantel, -tell, 5 cantelle, -tylle, chantel, 6 cantil, 7 kantle. [a. ONF. cantel (in Central OF. chantel, now chanteau) = Pr. cantel, med.L. cantell-us, dim. of cant, canto, cantus corner. (Du. kant has, among other sense... Oxford English Dictionary
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