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umbrere
† ˈumbrere Obs. Also 5 oumbrer, owmbrer(e, vmberere, 6–7 vmbriere, 7 umbrier. [app. a. AF. *umbrere, f. umbre shade, shadow; cf. obs. F. ombriere umbrella (Cotgr.).] The visor of a helmet.a 1400 Sir Perc. 678 For to see hyme with syghte, He putt his umbrere on highte. ? a 1400 Morte Arth. 943 To þe ... Oxford English Dictionary
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umberere
umberere variant of umbrere Obs. Oxford English Dictionary
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umbrary
† umbrary Obs.—1 [Cf. umbrere, and obs. F. ombraire umbrella (Cotgr.).] Visor.c 1442 Chron. London (ed. Nicholas, 1827) 130 In brekynge of his gauntelette and reysyng of his umbrary [MS. Cleop. C. iv. umbray]. Oxford English Dictionary
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umbrel
▪ I. † umbrel1 Obs. Also 6 -ell. [ad. OF. ombrel shade: cf. umbrere.] The visor of a helmet.[1437 in Meyrick Ant. Armour (1824) II. 127 Arma in primis v galee cum v umbrells et iiii ventells.] c 1470 Lydgate's Chron. Troy. iii. 1636 (MS. Digby 230), With his swerde so myȝtely [Ulysses] gan race Thor... Oxford English Dictionary
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umbril
▪ I. † umbril1 Obs. rare. [ad. It. umbrella umbrella. Cf. umbrel2.] A sun-shade, parasol, umbrella.1610 R. Tofte Hon. Acad. ii. 10 Her amorous eye-browes, somewhat blacke, serving as an Umbrill for her diamond⁓like-eyes. 1612 Shelton Quix. i. i. viii. 54 Two monkes..wore masks with Spectacles in the... Oxford English Dictionary
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awkward
awkward, adv. and a. (ˈɔːkwəd) Forms: 4 awkeward, 4–5 aykeward, owkeward, 4–6 awkwarde, 6 awkwar, ackward, acquart, aukerward, 6–7 aukeward(e, 7 auker'd, awkerd, 7–8 awkard, 8 aukard, 6–9 aukward, 6– awkward; 9 dial. awkwart, ackart, etc. [f. awk a. + -ward, i.e. ‘in an awk direction’; cf. forward, ... Oxford English Dictionary
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umber
▪ I. umber, n.1 Now dial. Forms: 4–7 vmbre, umbre, 4–7 vmber (7 vmbier), 5– umber; 5 owmbre, ovmbre, ovmbere; dial. 7 oumar, 7–9 oumer, 9 oumber, oomer, etc. [a. OF. umbre (ombre) or ad. L. umbra shade, shadow. Cf. F. ombre, Pr. umbra, ombra, It. ombra, It. and Sp. ombria, Sp. and Pg. umbria.] 1. Sh... Oxford English Dictionary
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