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schape
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Gilbert Affleck
George, India, and his wife Nealtie Schape, daughter of Gilbert Schape, merchant of Amsterdam. wikipedia.org
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aschape
† aˈschape, v. Obs. [A variant, due to phonetic levelling of proclitic ĕ- and ă- (see a- prefix 9), of eschape, a by-form of escape, imitating middle Fr. spelling eschaper (mod. échapper). Chiefly but not exclusively northern. Aphetized in 15th c. to schape, shape, which, as well as the full form, b... Oxford English Dictionary
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schapfold
schape, schapfold obs. ff. chape n., scape, scaffold. Oxford English Dictionary
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unhent
unˈhent, pa. pple. [un-1 8 b.] Untaken.c 1350 Will. Palerne 1671, I kan bi no coyntyse knowe nouȝ þe best, how ȝe mowe un-hent or harmles a-schape. Oxford English Dictionary
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nebshaft
† nebshaft Obs. In 3–4 -schaft, 3 -scheft, 4 -sseft. [f. neb n. + -shaft, repr. OE. -sceaft, f. the root of scięppan, to shape.] 1. Countenance, face.a 1225 St. Marher. 4 Nim ȝeme of þi ȝuheðe, ant of þi semli schape, ant of þi schene nebschaft. a 1225 Ancr. R. 94 Ȝe schulen habben, þer uppe, þe bri... Oxford English Dictionary
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i-schape
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shand
▪ I. † shand, a. Sc. Obs. rare. In 5 schand. ? Beautiful, handsome.c 1450 Holland Howlat 84 The plesant Pacock..schand in his schap. Ibid. 112 That ȝe wald cry apon Crist..To schape me [sc. an Owl] a schand bird.▪ II. shand var. f. shan n.2 Oxford English Dictionary
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achape
† aˈchape, v. Obs. [A by-form of escape, adopted from later OFr. échaper, occas. achaper (mod. échapper):—early OFr. and Norm. escaper, whence the ordinary form. Scotch writers in 6 have echap as in Fr. Also aphetized in 5 to chape. Cf. schape, shape, and scape.] = escape.1250 Layamon II. 342 Þe Ale... Oxford English Dictionary
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i-schapen
▪ I. † i-ˈschape, v. Obs. [OE. ᵹescęppan, f. ᵹe-, i-1 + scęppan to create, shape; = Goth. gaskapjan, OS. giscapan, OHG. gascaffan, MHG. geschaffen.] trans. To create, form, shape.a 1000 Cædmon's Gen. 112 Her ærest ᵹesceop ece Drihten heofon and eorþan. a 1175 Cott. Hom. 219 God ȝesceop alle gode. c ... Oxford English Dictionary
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dactylar
† ˈdactylar, a. Obs. rare. [f. L. type dactylār-is, f. dactyl-us: see prec.] Pertaining to a dactyl; dactylic.[c 1400 Lanfranc's Cirurg. 307 The .vj. is cleped dactilare for it is schape as it were þe stoon of a date.] 1828 in Webster. Oxford English Dictionary
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evenlong
† ˈevenlong, a. and adv. Obs. Also evelong. [f. even- + long a. The etymological notion is obscure; perh. the adv. originated first, and the adj. use was developed from the sense ‘straight along’, with the help of some confusion with avelonge. In OE. efelang occurs once (‘þæt cuðe hol..þæt he efelan... Oxford English Dictionary
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pyrame
† ˈpyrame Obs. rare. Also 4–5 piram, -e, 7 piramee. [Shortened from L. pȳramis pyramid, perh. by taking piramis, pirames as a pl.] 1. Applied by Trevisa to the cone or pencil of rays entering the eye from any object; see pyramid n. 2.1398 Trevisa Barth. De P.R. iii. xvii. (Harl. MS.) lf. 14 b/2 [Al ... Oxford English Dictionary
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yschatred
† yschad, yschape(d, -en, -schappit, yschatred [y- 4] obs. pa. pples. of shed v.1, shape v., scatter.1340–70 Alex. & Dind. 647 Al so many as a man haþ membrys y-schape. 1501 Douglas Pal. Hon. Prol. 41 The vmbrate treis..War portrait, and on the eirth yschappit Be goldin bemis viuificatiue. Oxford English Dictionary
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sharped
sharped, ppl. a. (ʃɑːpt) [f. sharp v. + -ed1.] 1. = sharpened ppl. a. 1. Now rare or Obs.1340–70 Alex. & Dind. 294 Wiþ no scharpede schar to schape þe forwes. 1557 in Tottel's Misc. (Arb.) 145 He [Cupid] shot his sharped fiery dart. 1591 Spenser Ruines of Rome 16 Her haughtie walls..And sharped stee... Oxford English Dictionary
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