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trifallow
† ˈtriˌfallow, v. Obs. Also 8 try-, tre-; see also thry-fallow. [app. altered from the earlier three-, thry-fallow, after twifallow, or under the influence of tri- prefix as in tri-weekly, triennial, etc.] trans. To plough (land) a third time in the course of its lying fallow. Also absol.[1573, 1641... Oxford English Dictionary
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thry-fallow
† ˈthry-ˌfallow, v. Obs. [app. f. thrie, thrye, thrice + fallow v., but perh. a later alteration of three-fallow (three III. 2) after twy-, twifallow.] trans. = trifallow.1573 Tusser Husb. (1878) 121 Thry fallow I pray thee, Least thistles bewray thee. 1641 Terrier Plesheybury Manor, Essex Sept. lf.... Oxford English Dictionary
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trefe
trefallow, trefe var. trifallow, treaf. Oxford English Dictionary
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fallow
▪ I. fallow, n. (ˈfæləʊ) Forms: 3–4 falwe, 5 falghe, (valwe), 5–6 falow(e, 6–7 fallowe, 6– fallow. See also fauch n. [The relation between this and the cognate fallow a.2 and v. is not quite clear. The OE. fælᵹing, glossed novalia (‘fallows’) and occas. (‘harrows’) in Corpus Glossary, seems to imply... Oxford English Dictionary
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