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† specery Obs. Also -eri, -erye. [ad. OF. especerie, var. of espicerie.] Spicery.a 1300 Cursor M. 23456 (Edinb.), Swet speceri to..smel. a 1400 Sqr. lowe Degre 687 She sered that body with specery. 1404 in Ellis Orig. Lett. Ser. ii. I. 30, vi Schippis owte of Fraunce..w{supt} wyn & specery. 1480 Cax...
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commendry
† commendry, n. Obs. rarec 1475 Sq. of Lowe Degre 688 She sered that body with specery, With wyrgin waxe and commendry.
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spicery
spicery (ˈspaɪsərɪ) Forms: 3–7 spicerie (4 -eri, 5 -ere, 6 -eree), 3– spicery (4–5 -erye); 4–6 spycerie (5 -irie, 6 -arie), spy(e)cery(e; 4 spisorie, 5 spysory(e, spiserie. [ad. OF. espicerie (mod.F. épicerie), f. espice spice n. Cf. OF. especerie (= Sp. especeria, It. spezeria) specery, which is al...
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virgin wax
virgin wax Also virgin-wax; 5–8 virgin's wax. [tr. med.L. cera virginea: cf. virgin 17 b and 11. So F. cire-vierge.] Orig., fresh, new, or unused bees-wax, sometimes that produced by the first swarm of bees; in later and more general use, a purified or fine quality of wax, esp. as used in the making...
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