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skellat
ˈskellat Sc. and † north. Now rare. Forms: 4 skellet, 6– skellat, 9 skellit, skillet, -at. [ad. OF. *eskelette (escalete, esqualette), var. of eschelette, etc., dim. of esquelle, eschelle (cf. med.Lat. scella, scilla, It. squilla, Sp. esquila, Prov. esquella), ad. OHG. scella, scilla (MHG. and G. sc... Oxford English Dictionary
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skellach
skellach Sc. (ˈskɛləx) Also 7 skelloche. [Alteration of skellat.] A small bell. Also attrib.1653 in R. S. Fittis Eccl. Annals Perth (1885) 43 On the Skelloche littill Bell, anno dom. 1400. 1851 D. Wilson Preh. Ann. II. iv. ix. (1863) 474 The recovery of another iron skellach..which lay buried..along... Oxford English Dictionary
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Dougal Graham
Dougal Graham, born in the Raploch, Stirlingshire, Scotland, around 1725 and died in 1779, became the skellat bellman of Glasgow at some time around 1770 Graham settled in Glasgow, and is said to have become a printer, but this is doubtful; at all events he became 'skellat,' bellman or town-crier, of Glasgow wikipedia.org
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skillet
▪ I. skillet1 (ˈskɪlɪt) Forms: α. 5 skelet(t, 6–7, 9 skellet (7, 9 -it), 8 scellet. β. 6 skyllet, 7 skillett, 6– skillet. [Of obscure origin. The sense is against connexion with OF. eschelette, etc., a little bell (see skellat), and both form and sense differ from OF. escuelete, esculette, a small p... Oxford English Dictionary
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Return to Bibliography home pageBibliography: Gom-GzAuthor names and work titles beginning with:A-AM |AN-AY |B-BA |BE-BLA |BLE-BRN |BRO-BY |C-CE |CH-CLE |CLI-COS |COT-CY |D-DE |DI-DY |E |F-FL |FO-FY |G-GOL |GOM-GZ |H-HARS |HART-HE |HI-HOP |HOR-HY |I |J |K |L-LH |LI-LY |M-MAN |MAP-MAY |ME-MOL |MON-MY... Oxford English Dictionary
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press
▪ I. press, n.1 (prɛs) Forms: α. 3–7 presse, (4 presce), 4– press. β. 3–6 pres (dat. 3–4 prese, prece), 4–6 prees, prese, prece, 5 preesse, Sc. preys, 5–6 preas, preese, Sc. preis, 5–7 preace, preasse, 6 Sc. preise, preiss, ? prais, 6–7 prease. [Two distinct forms: α. ME. presse, a. F. presse (11th ... Oxford English Dictionary
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sound
▪ I. sound, n.1 (saʊnd) Forms: α. 1, 3–4 sund (4–5 sonde), 5–6 sownd(e, sounde, 4– sound. β. 5, 7 sown, 6–7 sowne, 8 Sc. soun. [Partly OE. sund swimming, water, sea, and partly a. ON. sund swimming, strait (Norw. sund swimming, swim-bladder, strait, ferry; Sw. and Da. sund strait; G. sund is a late ... Oxford English Dictionary
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