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swipper
swipper, a. Now dial. (ˈswɪpə(r)) Forms: 4–5 swiper(e, swyper, 4–6 Sc. swepyr, 5 swypir, -yr, swepir, -er, 6 swip(p)ir, swypper, shwyper, 6– swipper. [repr. (with change of meaning) OE. swipor, ᵹeswipor crafty, cunning, corresp. to OHG. swephar, sweffar, swepfar, also swef(f)ari, sweffri, in the sam... Oxford English Dictionary
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swyper
swyper, -ir etc., obs. ff. swipper. Oxford English Dictionary
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swepyr
swepyll, swepyr see swipple, swipper. Oxford English Dictionary
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sweper
sweper, -ir etc., obs. ff. swipper. Oxford English Dictionary
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swyther
swyther error for swyper, swipper. Oxford English Dictionary
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sweert
sweert, a. Sc. (swirt) Also sweered, sweerd, sweired, sweirt, swear't. [? f. sweer a. + -ed (-t). Cf. swippert (see swipper).] = sweer 3, 4.1817 Lintoun Green Errata etc. 167 Sweered, yet willing. 1824 S. E. Ferrier Inher. iv. (1825) I. 39 He maun tak what the doctor sends him..but 'tweel he's very ... Oxford English Dictionary
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smither
▪ I. ˈsmither, n. rare. Also 5 smyther. [f. smith v. + -er1.] A smith or smithier; a hammerman.1435 Coventry Leet Bk. 185 The Jorneymen..of all oþer Craftes..except hakmen and smythers wurche in hur own houses and nott in hur masters housz. 1881 Instruct. Census Clerks 45 Cutlery:..Blade Smither. Ib... Oxford English Dictionary
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swiper
▪ I. swiper (ˈswaɪpə(r)) [f. prec. vb. + -er1.] 1. A copious drinker. slang or colloq.1836 F. Mahony Rel. Father Prout (1859) 179 ‘Consule scholas Jesuitarum’, exclaims the Lord Chancellor Bacon, who was neither a quack nor a swiper, but ‘spoke the words of sobriety and truth’. 1878 Cumberld. Gloss.... Oxford English Dictionary
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swepe
▪ I. † swepe, n.1 Obs. Forms: 1 swipu, swipe (suib-, swiop-, suiop-, sweop-, suyppu, swypu), 2–4 swepe, (2 swupe, 4 suepe, 5 swip). [OE. swipu str. fem., swipe wk. fem., corresp. to ON. svipa str. fem., whip, f. weak grade of Teut. swaip-: sweip-: swip-: see swope v.1 and cf. swaip, swape.] A scourg... Oxford English Dictionary
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swope
▪ I. † swope, v.1 Obs. Forms: 1 swapan, 3–5 swope, 4 Ayenb. zuope, 5 swoope, 6 suope. pa. tense 1 sweop, 4 swepe, 9 dial. swap(e. pa. pple. 1 swapen, 3–4 swopen, 4 isuope, iswope, swope, swpen, 4–5 yswope(n, 9 dial. swapen; weak 5 yswoped, iswoped, 5 swoped, -it. [OE. swápan, pa. tense swéop, pa. pp... Oxford English Dictionary
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feirie
† ˈfeirie, a. Sc. Obs. Also 5, 6 fery, 7, 8 feerie. [? repr. OE. *fériᵹ, f. fór action of going (see fore n.) + -iᵹ, -y1: cf. the synonymous fere a.] Fit to travel; hence nimble, vigorous. Const. of.c 1425 Wyntoun Cron. ix. ix. 10 His eldare Swne Wes noucht fery. 1513 Douglas æneis vi. v. 20 Als fer... Oxford English Dictionary
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