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† ˈvantward Obs. Also 3 vantwarde, 4–5 vauntward(e. [Aphetic form of avantward; cf. vantguard. See also vanward n., and vamward, vaward.] The vanguard of an army.1297 R. Glouc. (Rolls) 7478 Hor vantwarde was to broke, þat me miȝte wiþinne hom wende. Ibid. 9006 Þe vantwardes hom mette verst, as riȝt ... Oxford English Dictionary
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vauntwarde
vauntward(e variants of vantward Obs. Oxford English Dictionary
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vamward
† vamward Obs. rare. Also vaumward, vawme-. [var. of vaun(t)ward vantward. Cf. vaward.] The vanguard of a host or army.13.. Coer de L. 4025 These rydden in the vawmewarde. 1338 R. Brunne Chron. (1810) 188 He gaf him þe vamward. Ibid. 334 Þer vaumward was sone dight. Oxford English Dictionary
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▪ I. † ˈvanward, n. Obs. In 5 van-, 6 vawnewarde. [Reduced form of vantward: cf. vanguard. See also vaward.] = vantward. In reprints of 16th cent. works vanward is sometimes substituted for vauward vaward, and the latter is perh. the correct reading of the MS. in quot. 1476.1476 Paston Lett. III. 16... Oxford English Dictionary
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vantguard
† vantguard, n. Obs. Forms: α. 5–6 Sc. wantgard, 6–7 vantgard (6 -garde), 6–8 vantguard (6–7 -guarde). β. 5–6 vauntgarde (7 vaunte-), 6–7 vauntgard, -guard. [Aphetic f. avant-guard. Cf. vantward.] 1. Mil. = vanguard 1.α c 1470 Henry Wallace vi. 500 Wallace him selff the wantgard he has tayne. a 1548... Oxford English Dictionary
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