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spulyie
▪ I. spulyie, n. Sc. Now arch. (ˈsp{obar}ljɪ, ˈsp{obar}lɪ) Forms: α. 5 spolȝe, 6 -ȝie, spoylȝe, -ȝie, spoillȝe, -ȝie, spoilȝe, -ȝie (7, 9 -zie), -ȝy; 6 spoylie, -llie, spoilie, spollie, 8 spoolie. β. 6 spulȝe (spuleȝe, -iȝe, spullȝe), 7– spulzie (8 -zy), 9 spulyie; 6 spuilȝe (spwilȝe), -ȝie, 7– spui... Oxford English Dictionary
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spoilȝie
spoilȝie obs. f. spulyie n. and v. Oxford English Dictionary
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spolȝie
spolȝie obs. var. spulyie. Oxford English Dictionary
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Breve de nova dissasina – the brieve or summons of ejection or spulyie (i.e., regarding theft or despoliation). wikipedia.org
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spoilyie
spoilyie obs. f. spulyie n. and v. Oxford English Dictionary
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spuilyie
spuilyie, -zie variants of spulyie. Oxford English Dictionary
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spulyieing
ˈspulyieing, vbl. n. [f. spulyie v.] Spoiling, despoiling; spoliation.1375 Barbour Bruce xiii. 457 Thai dispendit haly that day In spoulȝeing and riches taking. c 1440 Promp. Parv. 470 Spoylynge, or spolyynge, spoliacio, depredacio. 1647 Extr. Burgh Recs. Stirling 193 The actis and ordinances..anent... Oxford English Dictionary
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spulyiation
† spulyiation Sc. Obs. rare. In 7 spuilzi-. [f. spulyie v.] Spoliation.a 1688 G. Dallas Stiles (1697) 266 Summonds of Spuilziation of Teinds. Ibid. 267 The said Pursuer having sufficient Right and Interest to prosecute..the Action of Spuilziation after-specified. Oxford English Dictionary
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handclap
ˈhandclap [clap n.1] a. A clap of the hands; the brief space of time which this takes, an instant.1822 Hogg Perils of Man III. 205 (Jam.) It is God speed, or spulyie wi' thee in three handclaps. 1864 Burton Caerngorm Mountains 77 In a hand-clap, in it swept..dashing everything before it. 1962 A. Nis... Oxford English Dictionary
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spoil
▪ I. spoil, n. (spɔɪl) Forms: 4, 6–7 spoyle, 4, 6–8 spoile, 4, 6– spoil, 6 spoylle, 7–8 spoyl; 4–5 spuyle, 5 spuyl. See also spulyie. [ad. OF. espoille, espuille, f. espoillier (see next); or directly f. spoil v.1 In senses 5–6 after L. spolium, pl. spolia. As in the verb, there are notable gaps in ... Oxford English Dictionary
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vestiary
▪ I. vestiary, n. (ˈvɛstɪərɪ) Forms: 3–6 vestiarie, 4 vestiare, 5 vestyarye, -iarye, 5– vestiary. [a. OF. vestiarie, vestiaire, vestyaire, etc. (mod.F. vestiaire, = Pr. vestiari, Pg. and It. vestiario), or ad. L. vestiārium clothes-chest, wardrobe, neut. sing. of vestiārius adj., f. vesti-s clothing... Oxford English Dictionary
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