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tan-pit
tan-pit see tan n.1 C. Oxford English Dictionary
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sleeker
sleeker (ˈsliːkə(r)) [f. sleek v. + -er1.] One who sleeks; an implement used for sleeking leather, cloth, etc.1611 Cotgr., Estire, the yron toole wherwith a Currier draynes the skins he receiues from the Tan-pit; some call it a Sleeker. Ibid., Polisseur, a polisher;..sleeker, smoother. 1883 R. Halda... Oxford English Dictionary
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tan
▪ I. tan, n.1 (a.) (tæn) Also 7 tann(e. [prob. a. F. tan (13th c. in Littré, also in Cotgr. 1611 ‘tan, the barke of a young Oake, wherewith, being small beaten, leather is tanned’) = med.L. tannum, app. of Celtic origin: cf. Breton tann masc., oak, Cornish glas-tannen evergreen oak, ilex (Thurneysen... Oxford English Dictionary
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hatting
ˈhatting, vbl. n. [f. hat v. and n. + -ing1.] a. = hat-making. b. Material for hats. c. The covering of a tan-pit with its hat of bark: see hat n. 6 a. d. The taking off or lifting of the hat in reverence or courtesy; giving a hat.1796 Morse Amer. Geog. I. 542 Hatting is a business long established.... Oxford English Dictionary
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bloomer
▪ I. bloomer1 (ˈbluːmə(r)) [f. bloom v.1 + -er1.] 1. a. A plant that blooms (in some way).1730–6 Bailey Bloomers, blooming buds. 1882 Garden 7 Jan. 8/2 Those that have a tendency to be shy bloomers are placed in the lightest part of the house. 1885 Harper's Mag. Apr. 710/2 A New England white rose, ... Oxford English Dictionary
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كلب الترير
من حيث الشكل؛ فتبدأ من الكلاب الصغيرة جدًا وخفيفة الجسم وذات الشعر الناعم، مثل ترير العرض الإنجليزي (أسود وأسمر مصفر) (English Toy Terrier (Black and Tan : كانت أنواع كلاب بول ترير في الأصل عبارة عن مجموعات من كلاب البولدوغ (bulldogs) والترير المصنفة كسلالة مختلطة عامة من كلاب اصطياد الثور وكلاب البيت (pit wikipedia.org
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pit
▪ I. pit, n.1 (pɪt) Forms: see below. [OE. pytt, ME. pyt(t, pit, put(t, pet = OFris. pet, OS. putti, MLG., MDu. putte, LG. pütte, Du. put, OHG. pfuzzi, pfuzza, MHG., Ger. pfütze; also ON. pyttr (from OE.); all repr. a WGer. *puttjo{supz}, a. L. puteus well, pit, shaft. In ME. the OE. y was repr. in ... Oxford English Dictionary
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horn
▪ I. horn, n. (hɔːn) Forms: 1– horn; also 3 heorn, 5 horun, 4–7 horne. [Com. Teut.: OE. horn masc. = OFris., OS. horn masc., OHG., ON. horn neut., Goth. haurn neut.:—OTeut. *horno-, cognate with L. cornu, Celtic corn ‘horn’: in ablaut relation with Gr. κέρ-ας, κερ-ατ-; cf. also Skr. {cced}ṛṅ-ga ‘hor... Oxford English Dictionary
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