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vaunt-
vaunt-, prefix an AF. variant of vant-. (For examples see vaunt-chase, -courier, etc.) Oxford English Dictionary
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vaunt-chase
† vaunt-chase Obs. rare. [prob. ad. AF. *vauntchace: see vaunt-.] = vanchase. (See also quot. 1688.)1576 Turberv. Venerie 113 ‘There he goeth, thats he,..to him, to him,’ naming the hound that goth away with the vautchace [sic] and hallowing the rest vnto him. 1688 Holme Armoury iii. 189/1 Vaunt-cha... Oxford English Dictionary
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vauntlay
vauntlay Now arch. Also 5 (9) vauntelay. [f. vaunt- + -lay as in relay n.1 The compound may have existed in AF. Cf. vanlay v.] The releasing or setting on of a relay of hounds before the other pursuing hounds have passed; the relay of hounds so released.1486 Bk. St. Albans E viij b, Even at his comy... Oxford English Dictionary
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vauntless
vauntless, a. nonce-wd. (ˈvɔːntlɪs) [f. vaunt n. + -less.] Not bragging or boasting.c 1879 G. M. Hopkins Poems (1967) 82 Tongue true, vaunt- and tauntless. Oxford English Dictionary
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vauntsquare
† vauntsquare, v. Obs.—1 [f. vaunt- + square v.] intr. To face or front squarely.1562 T. Phaer æneid ix. A a ij, Messapus voward helde, the rerward kept yong princes twayne Of Tirrhus, but himself king Turnus midst in battaile mayne, Vauntsquaring spreds his armes. Oxford English Dictionary
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vauntplate
† vauntplate Obs.—1 [f. vaunt- + plate n.] = vamplate.1632 J. Hayward tr. Biondi's Eromena 145 He bore him a thrust under the vauntplate. Oxford English Dictionary
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vauntmure
† vauntmure Obs. Also 6 vauntemure, vauntmire, vantmure. [Aphetic form of avantmure: see vant-, vaunt-.] = vaumure.1562 J. Shute tr. Cambini's Turk. Wars 16 b, Throughe their long..neglygence of the Greekes for want of reparation, their vauntemures were utterlye decaied in many places. 1583 T. Stock... Oxford English Dictionary
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tauntless
ˈtauntless, a. nonce-wd. [f. taunt n.1 + -less.] Lacking or without a taunt (sense 3).c 1879 G. M. Hopkins Poems (1967) 82 Tongue true, vaunt- and tauntless. Oxford English Dictionary
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نظارة ذكية
أصبح قسم الطوارئ بمستشفى رود آيلاند (Rhode Island) أول قسم للطوارئ يجرب تطبيقات Google Glass. 2018 اعلنت شركة Intel عن Vaunt ، وهي مجموعة من النظارات قد يتم تحسين عمر البطارية باستخدام أنظمة العرض ذات الطاقة المنخفضة (كما هو الحال مع Vaunt)، وارتداء حزمة بطارية في مكان آخر من الجسم (مثل حزمة على شكل wikipedia.org
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vaunt-courier
vaunt-courier (ˈvɔːnt-, ˈvɑːntˌkʊərɪə(r)) Forms: α. 6 vantcorrour, -currour, -curor, 6–8 -curror, 7 -curreur, -currer; 6 vauntcurrour, 7 -curror, 6–7 vauntcurrer. β. 6 vaunte-, 6–7 vauntcurrier, 7 -currior, 6–7 vantcurrier, 7 -curier. γ. 7 vantcourier, vauntcourrier, 7, 9 vauntcourier. δ. 7 vauntcou... Oxford English Dictionary
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vambrace
vambrace Now only Archæol. (ˈvæmbreɪs) Forms: α. 4 vaumbras, 4–6 vambras (-brase, 5 uambras, 6 Sc. wambraiss), 7 vambrasse (8 -brass). β. 4– vambrace (5 wam-, 7 van-). [var. of vaunt- vantbrace, through elision of t and change of nb to mb by assimilation.] Defensive armour for the (fore-) arm.α c 13... Oxford English Dictionary
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vant-
vant- prefix, representing AF. vant-, aphetic f. avant- avant-: see vant-brace, -guard, -ward. In a number of compounds the t was elided, as vanbrace, -chase, -courier, -guard, etc. Before labials the n by assimilation became m, as in vambrace, vampey, vamplate, vamward; and a further reduction appe... Oxford English Dictionary
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vaunt
▪ I. vaunt, n.1 Now rhet. or arch. (vɔːnt, U.S. vɑːnt) Also 5–6 vaunte, 6–7 vant. [Aphetic f. avaunt n.1 Cf. vaunt v.] 1. Boasting, bragging; boastful or vainglorious language or utterance; arrogant assertion or bearing.a 1400–50 Alexander 1880 Bot þof þou þe victor a-vaile na vaunte sall arise. 14.... Oxford English Dictionary
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avant-courier
▪ I. avant-courier, n. (əˈvɑːnt-, -ˈvænt-, əˈvæn-, ˈɑːvən-, -ˈævən-, ˈavɑ̃ˌkʊrɪə(r)) Forms: 7 avauntcourrier, avant-currier, -curror, -coureur, 9 avant courier. [Fr. avant-coureur, with the latter word modified as in courier n. Aphetized in 16th c. as vaunt-, vant-currer; from 17th c., van-courier, ... Oxford English Dictionary
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