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touse
▪ I. touse, n. dial. (taʊz, taʊs) [f. touse v.] 1. Rough pulling about, horse-play; a ‘row’, commotion, uproar; an outcry, a fuss.1795 Wolcott (P. Pindar) Lousiad iv. 173 Let's have no more touse. 1802 ― Middlesex Elect. ii. vi, Amongst the derty, lowzy crew, There's zich a touse and hallibulloo. 18... Oxford English Dictionary
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Confrontation (miniseries)
In one of the episodes set in 1980 the song "The Grass Near the Touse" by the band Zemlyane is played, which actually was released on radio and television wikipedia.org
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towzer
towze, towzer see touse, towser. Oxford English Dictionary
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Robert de Reins La Chievre
Touse (Bergier) de vile (RS957). As a song in Trouva f.124 (index only, as this folio is missing), TrouvK p.401, TrouvX f.190r (three stanzas). wikipedia.org
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towze-match
† towze-match Obs. rare. [? f. touse v. 4 + match n.2 2 b.] ‘Match’ made of ‘toused’ or teased hemp or other fibrous material.1627 Capt. Smith Seaman's Gram. ii. 13 Okum is old Ropes torne in peeces like Towze Match, or Hurds of Flax. 1630 ― Trav. & Adv. v. 8 Over that a strong Searcloth, then over ... Oxford English Dictionary
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tuzz
tuz, tuzz (tʌz) [Perhaps identical with *tus in tussy and tus(se)mose: see tuzzy-muzzy. But it may be related to touse n. 2, a tousled mass (of hair).] A tuft of hair; in quot. applied to whiskers: dial. a knot of wool or hair.1693 Dryden Persius iv. 90 With odorous Oyl thy head and hair are sleek; ... Oxford English Dictionary
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towsy
tousy, towsy, a. Chiefly Sc. and north. dial. (ˈtaʊzɪ, ˈtuzɪ) Also 8– touzie, 9– touzy, 9 towzy, -sie, toosy. [f. touse v. + -y.] 1. Dishevelled, unkempt, tousled; shaggy, rough. Also in Comb., transf., and fig.[1500–20 Dunbar Poems xviii. 32 And be I ornat in my speiche, Than Towsy sayis, I am sa s... Oxford English Dictionary
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to-tuse
† to-ˈtuse, v. Obs. rare—1. [ME. f. to-2 + *t{uacu}sen, touse v. (The later ME. form would have been to-touse.)] trans. To pull asunder; to dishevel.c 1300 Havelok 1948 Al to-tused and al to-torn. Oxford English Dictionary
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to-tag
† to-tag Obs. In 3 to tagge, (to tage). [app. f. to-1 + tagge, tag n. pendant or addition, or v. to append. But the simple n. and vb. are not known bef. c 1400, and then not in abstract sense. It is to be remembered however that tag was prob. a word not likely to occur in literature; and that there ... Oxford English Dictionary
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touzle
▪ I. ˈtousle, n. (see next) Also † touzle. [f. next.] 1. A struggle, a tussle; a rough romping with a woman. Sc.1788 R. Galloway Poems 214 For tho' I be baith blyth and canty, I ne'er get a touzle at a'. 1814 J. Boswell Justiciary Op. (1816) 11 A chield had taen a glass, and had A towzle wi' a gauge... Oxford English Dictionary
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towser
towser, n. (ˈtaʊzə(r)) Also 7 towzer, touzer, 9 touser. [f. touse v. + -er1; with senses c, d, e cf. thumper, whopper, etc.] One who or that which touses. a. (With capital T). A common name for a large dog, such as was used to bait bears or bulls; also transf. of a person.1678 Otway Friendship in F.... Oxford English Dictionary
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最近几年外贸soho的前途如何？求高人指点，谢谢！？
It is very important that if we choose touse you on this project you are able to provide quality materials. zhihu
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toze
▪ I. † toze, tose, v.1 Obs. exc. dial. (təʊz) Forms: 3–7 tose, 4–7 toose, 6 tooze (toese), 7–8 toase, (7 toaze), 6– toze. [ME. tosen (a 1250 in compound to-tosen); not recorded in OE.; but the later forms toase, etc. indicate an OE. *tásian, f. verbal root tás-:—OTeut. tais-, whence also OE. tǽsan (... Oxford English Dictionary
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cartouse
† carˈtouse Obs. Also 7–8 -oose, -ouze, -oese. [A variant of cartouche, or ad. It. cartoccio; formerly appropriated to the architectural sense.] 1. A modillion or corbel; = cartouche 2 a.1611 Cotgr., Modillon, a cartridge or cartoose, a foulding bracket or corbell. 1624 Wotton in Reliq. (1672) 25 In... Oxford English Dictionary
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ventose
▪ I. † ventose, n.1 Surg. Obs. Also 7 Sc. vantose. [a. OF. ventose, ventouse (F. ventouse, = Prov., Sp., Pg., It. ventosa), ad. L. ventōsa (sc. cucurbita), fem. of ventōsus, f. ventus wind.] A species of cupping-glass. Also attrib.1500 Ortus Vocab., Guna, a ventose boxe. 1541 R. Copland Guydon's Que... Oxford English Dictionary
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