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sheeling
▪ I. ˈsheeling, ˈshilling, vbl. n. Forms: α. see sheel v. β. 6 shillinge, 6–7 schilling, 6, 8–9 shilling, 8–9 shillen, 9 shillin. [f. sheel v. + -ing1.] 1. The action of sheel v.α 1583–4 Burgh Rec. Edin. (1882) IV. 320 That thai diligentlie awaitt vpoun the scheilling of the quheitt pertening to the... Oxford English Dictionary
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shealing
shealing see sheeling, shieling, shilling. Oxford English Dictionary
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shelling
shelling, vbl. n. (ˈʃɛlɪŋ) [f. shell v. + -ing1.] 1. The action of shell v.; removal of the shell of peas, nuts, etc. Cf. sheeling 1.1725 P. Blair Pharmaco-Bot. iii. 129 The Pains of husking or shelling of it [sc. Naked Oats] (as 'tis usually call'd) in a Water Mill. 1892 Athenæum 12 Mar. 338/2 A cl... Oxford English Dictionary
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sheelde
▪ I. sheel, v. Now dial. (ʃiːl) Forms: α. 5 schel, 6 scheill, 7 s(c)heele, scheil, 7–9 sheal, 8–9 shiel, 9 sheil, 8– sheel; β. 5 schylle 6 shyll, 6– shill. [Related to shale n.1; the early history is obscure. The α forms possibly repr. OE. *scielian (in áscylian ‘enucleare’), f. scealu shale n.1 The... Oxford English Dictionary
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shieling
shieling, shealing Sc. (ˈʃiːlɪŋ) Forms: 6 schæling, schealling, schilling, (scheilding), 6–7 scheilling, 6, 9 scheeling, 7 schel(l)ing, 7–8 shealling, 8 sheelin, 9 sheeling, sheilin(g, shielin, shilling, 7– shealing, 8– shieling. [f. shiel + -ing1. In the vernacular form the word has not been found ... Oxford English Dictionary
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blacked
blacked, ppl. a. (blækt) [f. black + -ed1.] 1. Made or coloured black, blackened.1552 Abp. Hamilton Catech. 122 Gif thai see thair face blekkit. 1716 Addison Drummer v. Mourning paper, that is black'd at the edges. 1815 Scott Guy M. liii, Do you see that blackit and broken end of a sheeling? 2. blac... Oxford English Dictionary
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cogue
cogue, cog Chiefly Sc. (kəʊg, Sc. kɔːg, koːg) Forms: 6 Sc. coig, 7– cogue, 8– cog. ‘Kelly writes coag: this, or cogue, most nearly approaches to the sound’ (Jamieson). [Origin uncertain: see various conjectures in Jamieson.] 1. (Sc.) A wooden vessel made with staves and hoops, used in milking cows o... Oxford English Dictionary
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seed
▪ I. seed, n. (siːd) Forms: 1 sǽd, Anglian séd, 2–5 sed, (2–3 sad(e), 2–6 sede, 3, 6 side, 4 seod, Kent. zed, Sc. seiyde, 4–6 Sc. seid(e, 4–7 seede, 5 seyde, ceed, ced, 6 siede, sead(e, 4 -seed. [OE. sǽd neut. = OFris. sêd, OS. sâd neut. (MLG. sât), MDu. saet neut. (Du. zaad), OHG., MHG. sât fem. (m... Oxford English Dictionary
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