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signior
signior etc.: see signor. Oxford English Dictionary
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grand signior
grand signior Forms: see signior. [ad. It. gran signore ‘great lord’: see grand and signior. Some of the forms are assimilated to the Fr. equivalent grand seigneur.] 1. the Grand Signior: the Sultan of Turkey.1592 Wotton Let. to Ld. Zouch 6 Aug. in Reliq. (1685) 683 The Gran Seignior yet liveth in C... Oxford English Dictionary
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Minotti
the infidels, that they would not grant any capitulation, but stormed the place with so much fury, that they took it, and put most of the garrison with Signior wikipedia.org
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signor
▪ I. ‖ signor, n. (ˈsiːnjɔː(r)) Also 6–9 signior (7 -iour, -ier). [It. signor, reduced form of signore signore, = Sp. señor, Pg. senhor, F. seigneur:—L. seniōr-em, acc. of senior senior a. and n. See also seigneur and seignior.] 1. In Italian use, or with reference to Italians: A term of respect pla... Oxford English Dictionary
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HMS Albacore (1793)
She had been out 10 days and had captured Signior Montcalm as Signior Montcalm was sailing from Lisbon to Brazil. Captain Cayley sent Albicore and Signior Montcalm to Madeira, with orders to rejoin the convoy as soon as possible. wikipedia.org
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HMS Alexander (1796)
They encountered the French privateer Alexander, and her prize, the Portuguese vessel "Signior Montcalm", and captured them at . "Signior Montcalm" had been sailing from Lisbon to the when Alexander had captured her. wikipedia.org
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metreza
† meˈtreza Obs. Also metereza. [Pseudo-Italian alteration of F. maîtresse.] = mistress.1604 Marston & Webster Malcontent i. iii, Me thinkes I see that Signior pawn his foot-cloth: that Metreza her Plate. a 1627 Middleton More Dissemblers v. i. 92 Metereza Celia. Ibid. 107 Come, metereza. Oxford English Dictionary
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William Cayley (Royal Navy officer)
In May 1796 he captured Alexandre off Madeira, and freed the Portuguese ship Signior Montcalm, which Alexandre had previously captured. wikipedia.org
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solak
‖ solak rare. Also 6 sola (?), 7 solach, solaque. [a. Turkish ṣōlāq. So F. solak.] (See quots.) The identity of the word in the first quot. is doubtful.1520 Caxton's Chron. Eng. vii. 141 b/1 In y⊇ iiij yeare of kynge Henryes reygne came y⊇ Emperour of Constantynople with many greate solaes [Brut and... Oxford English Dictionary
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The Libertine (album)
It also includes an abridgement by Jeffreys of one of Wilmot's most famous poems, "Signior Dildo", also sung by Ms. Summers. The album primarily follows the order of the film, but there are exceptions, including "My Lord all-pride", which immediately follows "Signior Dildo" in wikipedia.org
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bustangee
buˈstangee obs. form of bostangi.1686 Lond. Gaz. No. 2196/1 The Grand Signior..doubled his Guard of Bustangees. Oxford English Dictionary
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The Generous Enemies
The original cast included William Wintershall as Signior Robatzy, Edward Lydall as Signior Cassidoro, Michael Mohun as Don Alvarez, Edward Kynaston as Signior Flaminio, William Cartwright as Don Bertran, Richard Bell as Sanco, Rebecca Marshall as Jaccinta, Elizabeth James as Alleria, Elizabeth Boutell wikipedia.org
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balneo
† ˈbalneo Obs. Latinized spelling of bagnio 1, 2. See also balneum.1659 Gauden Tears Ch. 351 The Balneos and Theatres of free Cities. 1702 W. J. Bruyn's Voy. Levant x. 36 The Balneo of the Slaves belonging to the Grand Signior. Oxford English Dictionary
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Nicolò Grimaldi
confirm'd by the authority of civil, canon, and common law, and illustrated with many remarkable cases by way of precedent; also a comparison between Signior wikipedia.org
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quadrimular
† quaˈdrimular, a. Obs. rare—1. [f. L. quadrīm-us (f. quadri- + hiem-s winter) + -ular.] Lasting for four years.1664 H. More Synopsis Proph. 341 This quadrimular antichrist shall not onely over-run Christendom, but subdue the Grand Signior. Oxford English Dictionary
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