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skire
▪ I. † skire, a. Obs. Forms: 3, 5 skir, 5, 8–9 skire; 4–6, 9 skyre, 5 skyr. [a. ON. sk{iacu}rr (Norw. and MSw. skir) clear, pure, = OE. sc{iacu}r shire a. In later use only Sc.] 1. Clear of, free from, something morally bad.c 1200 Ormin 8015 Þatt genge þatt wass milde & meoc,..& off galnesse skir & ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Skirmett
Toponymy The moot or meeting-place of the shire or district Skirmett: (la Skire..mote) (1307) The name element Skire is from Old English scîr (shire wikipedia.org
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Skire Thursday
Skire Thursday Sc. and north. dial. ? Obs. Forms: α. 5 Skire, 5–6 Skyre, 6 Skir, 7 Sky(i)r, Skier, Sky. β. 5 Skyrys, 6 Skyris, Skiris, 9 Skiers, Scarce; 7 Skis, Skies. See also Thursday. [ad. ON. Sk{iacu}ri-Þórsdagr (Norw. Skirtorsdag), f. sk{iacu}r skire a. Cf. also skere a. 4.] The day next before... Oxford English Dictionary
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Primavera (software)
This version incorporated material from Oracle's acquisitions of Skire and Instantis in 2012. wikipedia.org
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skyred
† skyred, a. Sc. Obs.—1 [Cf. skire adv.] ? Slightly crazy.1581 Satir. Poems Reform. xliv. 207 As he vas vyse, the vther planelie skyrit, Gar paint thair baigis: to Geneue haist vith speid. Oxford English Dictionary
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Primavera Systems
the Primavera Global Business Unit became Oracle Construction and Engineering Global Business Unit (CEGBU) following multiple acquisitions, including Skire wikipedia.org
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Skis Thursday
Skis Thursday obs. var. of Skire Thursday. Oxford English Dictionary
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Sheer Thursday
Sheer Thursday Obs. exc. Hist. Forms: α. 3–6 schere, 3–6, 8–9 shere, 4 scer-, scere, 5 scher, chere, 5–6 sher, 5, 7 shear, 6 chare, 7 sheere, 5, 9– sheer. β. 4 shir, 4–5 schire, 5 schyre, schyr-, schir-, 6 shyre, shire, shier; 6 Sc. chyris. γ. 5 schordordai, s(c)hor-, 5–6 shore, 6 shorpthursday. Oft... Oxford English Dictionary
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Knights of Pendragon
Next Mys-Tech used the Un-Earth to poison the Green Knight, causing chaos in London via the monster Skire, who Adam was eventually able to defeat. wikipedia.org
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skyr
▪ I. ‖ skyr (skɪə(r)) [Icel.] A dish prepared from curdled milk; a kind of curd.1857 Dufferin Lett. High Lat. (ed. 3) 122 Not to mention reindeer tongues, skier,—a kind of sour curds, excellent when well made. 1868 Whittier Dole of Jarl Thorkell 77 Make dole of skyr and black bread That old and youn... Oxford English Dictionary
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skyre
▪ I. † skyre, n. Sc. Obs. (Meaning uncertain.)1508 Dunbar Flyting 122 Ffy! skolderit skyn, thow art bot skyre and skrumple.▪ II. skyre, v. Sc. (Sc. skaɪr) [Of obscure origin.] intr. To be bright or glaring; to flaunt. Hence ˈskyring ppl. a., bright or loud in colour; glaring; conspicuous.1677 Nicols... Oxford English Dictionary
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skere
▪ I. † skere, a. and adv. Obs. Forms: 3–4 sker (4 scker), 3–5 skere, 4 skeer, 5 Sc. skeyr. [a. ON. skǽrr (Norw. skjær, Da. skær, Sw. skär) bright, clean, pure: cf. ME. scēre, schēre sheer a.] A. adj. 1. Pure, purified; cleansed or free from sin or guilt.a 1225 Ancr. R. 350 Whoa is þeonne skerre, & m... Oxford English Dictionary
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skirret
▪ I. skirret1 (ˈskɪrɪt) Forms: α. 4 skyrwate, 5–6 skyrwyt (5 -wytte, skerwyth, scyrwyȝth, schirewyt), 6 skyrwit; 4 skirwhite, 4–5 -whit, 5–7 -wit, 6 -wike, 7 -wicke. β. 6 skyrwort, -wurt, 6–8 skirwort, 6 -wurt, 7 -wirt; 7 skir(r)iwort. γ. 6 skyrrit, 6– skirret (6 skiret), 7 skirrot; 7 skerret, 8 -et... Oxford English Dictionary
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shire
▪ I. shire, n. (ʃaɪə(r)) Forms: 1–3 sc{iacu}r, (1 sciir, sc{yacu}r, -sc{iacu}re, 2 -sir, ? scur, 3 ssire), 3–7 schire, 4–7 schyre, (5 schere, -shir, shyr, sher, chyer), 5–6 schyr, (5–7 sheere), 5–9 shyre, (6 schier, schyir, scyre, shyere, sheyre, 6–7 sh(i)ere, shyer, sheire, 7, 9 dial. sheer), 4– sh... Oxford English Dictionary
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scape
▪ I. scape, n.1 (skeɪp) Also 4 schap, 4–6 skape. [Aphetic var. of escape n.1] 1. An act of escaping; = escape n.1 arch. Now chiefly in hairbreadth scape, after Shakespeare: see hairbreadth. (Often written 'scape.)a 1300 Cursor M. 23730 All sal we rin into his rape, we wat þat þar mai li na scape. 13... Oxford English Dictionary
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