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throstle-cock
ˈthrostle-cock The male throstle or song-thrush; dial. the male missel-thrush.c 1300 Thrush & Night. 121 in Hazl. E.P.P. I. 55 Threstelkok, thou hauest wrong. c 1386 Chaucer Sir Thopas 58 (Harl.) The þrostilcok [v.rr. thrustel-, -il-] maad eek his lay. c 1430 Lydg. Min. Poems (Percy Soc.) 203 The th... Oxford English Dictionary
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A wayle whyt ase whalles bon
ase whalles bon" ('A beauty white as whale's bone'), also titled after the opening of its refrain "Ich wolde ich were a threstelcok" ('I wish I were a throstle-cock wikipedia.org
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thrushel
thrushel Now dial. (ˈθrʌʃəl) Also 5 thruschyl, thrusshill, 9 thrishell (Devon). [A derivative of thrush n.1, prob. dim.; cf. OHG. drôscala, dim. of drôsca, MHG. drôschele, dial. droschel, druschel, drouschel. Dialectally these forms tend to fall together with variants of throstle and Ger. drossel.] ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Mistle thrush
Harmony of Birds" features a thrusshe (mistle thrush) singing the phrase "sanctus, sanctus", distinguishing the bird from the song thrush, the mauys or throstle "Holm thrush", "hollin cock" and "holm cock" are based on obsolete names for the holly tree, which may be defended by the thrush in winter for its berries wikipedia.org
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throstle
throstle (ˈθrɒs(ə)l) Forms: α. 1–3 þrostle, 4 þrostel, -yl, 4–5 throstel(e, 5 -elle, -il, -yl(l, 7 throssel, throssle, (thrassel), 5– throstle. β. 4 þrustel(e, 4–8 thrustle, 5 -ille, -yll(e, 5–6 thrustel(l, 6 -ele, 7 thrussel. γ. 4 þrestel, thristill, (5 thyrstylle), 6 threstyll, thrissell, 8 thriss... Oxford English Dictionary
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thrush-bush
▪ I. thrush1 (θrʌʃ) Forms: 1 ðræsce, þrysce, þryssce, þrisce, 3 þrusche (ü), þruysse (for þrüshe), 4 þrusch, 5–6 thrusshe, thrushe (5 thryshe, thrusche, thrus, 7 thresh); 6– thrush. [Two ablaut-forms in OE.: αþr{yacu}sce, later þryssce, wk. fem.:—O. Teut. *þrûskjôn. For the change of vowel in ME. þr... Oxford English Dictionary
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Radcliffe, Greater Manchester
With a weir and goit providing motive power for a water wheel, the factory was built for throstle spinning and the weaving of cotton—a relatively new introduction Cock fights were prevalent in the town and took place in local "hush-shops", generally viewed by invitation only. wikipedia.org
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thissell-cok
thissell-cok see throstle-cock. Oxford English Dictionary
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Leeds
Bramhope Beck, Bramhope Brandon Drain Stream, Shadwell Cock Beck Collingham Beck, which enters the Wharfe near Collingham Colton Beck, near Colton, which Farsley Celtic was formed in 1908 and plays in the National League North and their stadium is Throstle Nest. wikipedia.org
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thistle
▪ I. thistle, n. (ˈθɪs(ə)l) Forms: 1 thistil, þistel, þystel, 4–6 thistel, thystle, 5 thestel, thystelle, -tylle, 5–6 thistell, thystell, 6 thystel, thistyll, thessel, 7 thissel, 5– thistle. β. (chiefly Sc.) 5 thristelle, 5–7 thrissill(e, 6 thirsill, thyrsill, 6–9 thrissel, thrisle, 8–9 thrissle, 9 ... Oxford English Dictionary
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List of rivers of England
River Wharfe (R) The Foss (L) Catterton Beck (becomes Dam Dike downstream of Healugh) (L) Healaugh Beck (L) Long Lane Dike (R) Dorts Dike (R) Cock Mouth (becomes Cock Beck at Stutton) (R) Hackenby Dike (R) Potterton Beck (L) Rake Beck (L) Longlane Beck (L) Carr Beck (L) Grimes Dike (R) Hay wikipedia.org
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