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strind
▪ I. † strind1 Obs. In later use only Sc. Forms: 1 (ᵹi)str{yacu}nd, 3 strund, strend, 5–6 strynd(e, 3–6 strind, 7, 9 strine, 9 stryne, streind. See also strand n.3 [OE. (Anglian) str{yacu}nd fem., also ᵹestréond, ᵹistr{yacu}nd, f. (ᵹe)str{iacu}enan to produce, beget: see strene v. Cf. strain n.1] 1.... Oxford English Dictionary
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Rasmus Strindö
Rasmus Strindö (born November 24, 1994) is a Swedish ice hockey defenceman. He played with HV71 of the Swedish Hockey League (SHL) 13/14. wikipedia.org
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strunde
strund(e see strand n.2, strind1 and strind2. Oxford English Dictionary
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Skövde AIK
02) Gudmundur Magnusson (2003–07) Stefan Jacobsson (2008–11) Rickard Söderberg (2012–2013) Charbel Abraham (2013) Mikael Thorvald (2018) Stefan Strind wikipedia.org
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strende
strend(e var. ff. strind, generation. Oxford English Dictionary
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stryne
▪ I. stryne obs. form of strain v.c 1374 Chaucer Boeth. i. met. vi. 16 (Cambr. MS.).▪ II. stryne variant of strind1 Obs. Oxford English Dictionary
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mastiff
▪ I. mastiff, n. (ˈmɑːstɪf, -æ-) Pl. mastiffs. Forms: α. 4–5, 7 mastif, 5–7 mastife, 5–6 mastyf(e, (5 mestyf, 6 mastyve, Sc. mastew), 6–8 mastive, 6–7 mastiffe, 7– mastiff; pl. 4–5 masteves, 4–6 mastyves, 5 mastyfes, maistyves, 6 mastiffes, maistiffes, mastyvys, 6–9 mastives, 7– mastiffs. β. 5–6, 9 ... Oxford English Dictionary
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strand
▪ I. strand, n.1 (strænd) Forms: 1 strand, 2–6 strande, 3–6 stronde, 3–8 strond, (3 straunde, 6 strounde), 3– strand. [OE. strand (? neut.) = OFris. strônd (WFris. strân, straun, NFris. strön, strunn), MLG. strant (strand-) masc. (whence Du. strand neut., mod.G. strand masc.), ON. strǫnd (strand-) f... Oxford English Dictionary
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sink-hole
sink-hole (ˈsɪŋkhəʊl) [f. sink n. + hole n.] 1. A hole or hollow into which foul matter runs or is thrown; † a sink, or a hole by which a sink is emptied. Also fig. and in fig. contexts.1456 in Cockersand Chartul. (Chetham) II. i. 471 note, Following the said strind to the Sinkehole, and fro' Sinkeh... Oxford English Dictionary
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stud
▪ I. stud, n.1 (stʌd) Forms: 1 studu, stuðu (acc. stoðe, stuðe, -u, -o, dat. styde, styðe), 4 stod, stoode, 4–6 stode, 5–6 stodde, 5–7 studde, 6 stood, stude, 6– 8 studd, 6– stud. See also stooth. [OE. studu, stuðu fem. (cons.-stem), also stod (? fem.) = MHG. stud fem., ON. stoð fem. (MSw. stuþ fem.... Oxford English Dictionary
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