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vacabond
† vacabond Obs. Forms: α. 5–6 vacabound(e, 5 wayka-). β. 5–6 vacabund(e. γ. 5–6 vacabond(e, 6 vaco-, vaka-). δ. 6 vacabo(u)n, wacabone. [a. OF. vacabonde (vacquabonde, vaccabon), app. an alteration of vagabond(e vagabond under the influence of L. vacāre (F. vaquer) to be unoccupied or idle. The form... Oxford English Dictionary
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vacabuncy
† vacabuncy Obs.—1 [irreg. f. vacabund vacabond. Cf. vagabuncy.] Vagabondage.1535 Act 27 Hen. VIII, c. 25 Euery stronge and valiant begger and vacabound, after he were whipped for his vacabuncie and idelnes. Oxford English Dictionary
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vakabonde
vakabonde obs. f. vacabond. Oxford English Dictionary
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vagabond
▪ I. vagabond, a. and n. (ˈvægəbɒnd) Forms: 5–6 vagabound(e, -bunde, 5–6, 8 -bund, 5–7 -bonde, 7– vagabond; 6 Sc. wagabund, -bond; 7, 9 dial., vagabone, 9 dial. -bon. [a. OF. vagabond (14th c.) or ad. L. vagābund-us, f. vagārī to wander. Cf. mod.F. vagabond, It. vagabondo, Sp. and Pg. vagabundo, vag... Oxford English Dictionary
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commorth
‖ commorth Welsh Hist. (ˈkʌmɔːθ) Also 7 comorth(e. [ad. Welsh cymmhorth, cymhorth, now commonly cymorth, ‘aid, subsidy’, f. cym- together, with + porth aid, assistance, help, support.] An aid, a contribution or collection in aid.1402 Act 4 Hen. IV, c. 27 Qe nul Westour Rymour Ministrall ne vacabond ... Oxford English Dictionary
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live
▪ I. live, a. (laɪv) [An attributive use of live in on live, alive. Cf. lives in life n. 15.] 1. a. That is in the possession or enjoyment of life; living, as opposed to ‘dead’. live hair, live feathers: hair or feathers pulled from a living animal.1542 Udall Apophth. Erasm. 256 b, A liue doggue, a ... Oxford English Dictionary
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