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Stouthrief - Wikipedia
Stouthrief or stouthreif is the Scottish crime of use or threat of violence against a householder who defends themselves during a housebreaking; ... en.wikipedia.org
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STOUTHRIEF Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
noun stouth· rief ˈstüˌthrēf variants or less commonly stouthrife -rīf Scottish : robbery with violence. www.merriam-webster.com
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SND :: stouthreif - Dictionaries of the Scots Language
STOUTHREIF, n. Also -reiff, -reef, -rief(f), -rife. Robbery with violence, forcible theft. Now obs. or arch. Deriv. stouthriever, a masterful robber, ... dsl.ac.uk
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stouthreif
ˈstouthreif Sc. Obs. exc. arch. Also 5 stowthrefe, 5–7 stouthreif, 6 stouthe reif, stowth reif, pl. stouthisreiffis, 7, 9 stouth-rife, 9 stouthreef, -rief. [f. stouth + reif; perh. altered from stouth and reif.] Theft with violence; robbery.1493 in Pitcairn Crim. Trials I. *15 For Stouthreif of a bo... Oxford English Dictionary
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Stouthrief Definition | Legal Glossary - LexisNexis
Stouthreif was originally a term for robbery and could be committed by an individual or a mob, but came to mean robbery in a house accomplished by violence. www.lexisnexis.co.uk
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stouthreif, n. meanings, etymology and more | Oxford English ...
The earliest known use of the noun stouthreif is in the Middle English period (1150—1500). OED's earliest evidence for stouthreif is from 1493. stouthreif is ... www.oed.com
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Stouthrief - Wikiwand
Stouthrief or stouthreif is the Scottish crime of use or threat of violence against a householder who defends themselves during a housebreaking; ... www.wikiwand.com
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Hamesucken and how Scotland's laws are the best in the world.
There is another law called stouthreif, which spell check suggests “smothered”, but it is the criminal offence of using or threatening ... rogerthepoliceman.wordpress.com
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Glossary of Terms used in the database
stouthreif. Violent theft, robbery. subaltern. Of charters, infeftments, etc., granted by, or held of, a superior who is himself a vassal of another ... www.rps.ac.uk
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Stouthrief - YouTube
Provided to YouTube by Routenote Stouthrief · Hala Strana Hala Strana ℗ Worstward Recordings Released on: 2003-05-01 Auto-generated by ... www.youtube.com
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Glossary of Scots Words - Stephenson Family US
stouthreif, theft attended with violence. strang, urine long kept and smelling strongly. sword sliper, one who made sword-slips or sheaths. tack, a lease ... stephensonfamily.us
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stouth
† stouth Sc. and north. Obs. Forms: 4 stulth, stulþ, 5 stouth, stoutht, stuth, 6 stouith, 6, 9 stowth. [Northern ME. stulþ, a. ON. stulþ-r (Icel. stulð-r, stuld-r), f. OTeut. *stul- ablaut-var. of *stel-: see steal v.] 1. Theft. Often coupled with reif: cf. stouthreif.a 1300 Cursor M. 28461 Stulth o... Oxford English Dictionary
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