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sea-wrack
sea-wrack Forms: see wrack. 1. pl. Property cast ashore by the sea. Obs.1548 Reg. Mag. Sig. Scot. 61/1 Terras de Terbert, cum manerio, molendino et lie sey-wrakis earundem. 2. a. collect. Seaweed, esp. any of the large coarse kinds cast up on the shore, as Fucus, Laminaria, etc. Sometimes applied sp... Oxford English Dictionary
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List of Canadian plants by family X–Z
Phyllospadix scouleri — Scouler's surf-grass Phyllospadix serrulatus — serrulate surf-grass Phyllospadix torreyi — Torrey's surf-grass Zostera marina — sea-wrack wikipedia.org
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sea-oak
ˈsea-oak [tr. mod.L. quercus marina.] The seaweed Fucus vesiculosus, and other seaweeds of similar appearance; bladder-wrack.1597 Gerarde Herbal ii. clix. 1378 Quercus marinus. Sea Oke, or Wrake. 1598 Sylvester Du Bartas ii. i. i. Eden 598 There lives the Sea-Oak [orig. le chesne marin] in a little ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Hamilton Harty
Bultitaft) (1903) Scythe Song (Riccardo Stephens) (1910) The Sea Gipsy (Richard Hovey) (1912) Sea-Wrack (M. O'Neill) (1905) The Song of Glen Dun (M. wikipedia.org
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boffin
boffin slang. (ˈbɒfɪn) [Etym. unknown. Numerous conjectures have been made about the origin of the word but all lack foundation.] 1. An ‘elderly’ naval officer.1941 C. Graves Life Line 143 Their ages are as youthful as air crews. Thirty-two is considered the maximum... In H.M.S. Wasps' Nest, anyone ... Oxford English Dictionary
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wrack
▪ I. wrack, n.1 (ræk) Forms: 1 wræc, 3–5, Sc. 6 wrak, 4 wrac, 4– wrack, 6–7 wracke. [OE. wræc neut., f. pret. stem of wrecan to drive, etc., wreak v. Cf. wrack n.2, by which the later senses (esp. sense 5) may partly have been influenced; in writers of the 16–17th cent. it is sometimes uncertain whi... Oxford English Dictionary
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List of French words of Germanic origin (H–Z)
OHG wag, Goth wegs, ME waw "wave") vaguemestre "baggage handler" valser "to waltz" vandale "vandal" vandalisme varangue "floor of a ship" varech "kelp, sea-wrack wikipedia.org
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wreck
▪ I. wreck, n.1 (rɛk) Forms: [1–3 wrec (1 werec, waerece, warec), 2 wrech, 3–4 wrek, 3 wreck-, 4 wreck,] 3, 5–6 wrek, 5–7 wrekke, wrecke, 6– wreck. [a. AF. wrec, wrech, wrek (also werec, waerec, warec, whence F. varech, varec varec), a. ON. *wrec, *wrek (Norw. and Icel. rek n.), f. the stem of wreka... Oxford English Dictionary
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عشب بحري صالح للأكل
الصّخُور Bladderwrack) Fucus vesiculosus) الفوقس القنواتي (الاسم العلمي:Pelvetia canaliculata) من الطحالب البُنية بصخور الشواطئ العليا بأوروبا (Channelled wrack طُحلُب السكر أو الطُحلُب البني Sugar kelp) Saccharina latissima) الواكامي من خضروات البحر Undaria pinnatifida خس البحر أو الأعشاب الخضراء الصالحة للأكل (Sea wikipedia.org
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turbary
turbary (ˈtɜːbərɪ) Forms: 4–6 turbarye, (5 turbere), 5–7 turbarie, (6 to(u)rberie), 8 turbery, 6– turbary. [a. AF. turberie (Britton), a. OF. turb-, torb-, tourberie (12–13th c. in Godef.), med.L. turbāria, f. OF. tourbe (Swiss turbe), med.L. turba, ad. LG. turf or turv: see turf.] 1. a. Land, or a ... Oxford English Dictionary
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pounced
▪ I. pounced, a. (paʊnst) [f. pounce n.1 + -ed2.] Having talons like a hawk: usually in comb.1687 Dryden Hind & P. iii. 1117 Some haggar'd Hawk..Well pounc'd to fasten, and well wing'd to fly. 1700 ― Pythagorean Philos. 570 The strong pounc'd Eagle and the billing dove. 1787 Generous Attachment III.... Oxford English Dictionary
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wrake
▪ I. † wrake, n.1 Obs. Forms: 1 wracu, 3–5 wrak, 4 north. wrac, 5 wraak, Sc. vrak; 2– wrake, 5–6 Sc. wraik. [OE. wracu (oblique cases wrace, wræce), f., revenge, vengeance, etc., = Goth. wraka persecution, f. the same stem as OE. wræc neut., wrack n.1 For the related OS. wrâka, OHG. râhha, see wrech... Oxford English Dictionary
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tang
▪ I. tang, n.1 (tæŋ) Forms: α. 4–7 tange, 7–8 tangue, 8–9 dial. taing, 5– tang. β. 5–6 tong(g)e. [Known in literature from 14th c., but prob. in much earlier use in northern Eng.: a. ON. tange point, spit of land, tang of a knife, etc., Norw., Da. tange, Sw. tång(e, Færoese tangi.] I. 1. A projectin... Oxford English Dictionary
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sea
▪ I. sea, n. (siː) Forms: 1 sǽ, (2 seo), 2–3 sæ, 2–6 se, see, 4 (Ayenb.) ze, (seo, sse), 4–5 cee, 4–6 Sc. sey, 6 Sc. seye, sie, 2– sea. pl. 1 sǽs, sǽas, sǽ, 4 sen, 4–5 sees, 4–6 (chiefly Sc.) seis, 6 seaes, sease, (saezes), seeis, Sc. seyis, seyes, 6– seas. [Common Teut.: OE. sǽ str. masc. and fem. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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and blue
▪ I. red, a. and n. (rɛd) Forms: 1 réad, 2–6 read(e, 3 ræd(en, 3–6 rede, reed(e, 4–6 redd(e, (compar. 4 raddore, 5 -ur), 4–8 Sc. reid, (6 rid), 2– red. [Comm. Teut.: OE. réad = OFris. râd, OS. (M.Du., MLG.) rôd (Du., LG. rood), OHG., MHG. rōt (mod.G. roth, rot), ON. rauðr (Sw., Da. röd), Goth. rauþs... Oxford English Dictionary
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