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waldin
† ˈwaldin, a. Sc. Obs. Forms: 5–6 waldin, (5 waldyne, waddin). [Pa. pple. of wald, wield v., used in the sense ‘(easily) controlled’. (In OE. the ppl. adj. ᵹewealden had the senses ‘subject, under control’, ‘moderate in amount or size’).] Easy to manage. Chiefly of the body or limbs: Pliant, supple;... Oxford English Dictionary
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Aladinge Waldin
Aladinge Waldin () is a 2003 Sri Lankan Sinhala comedy film directed by Upali Piyaratne and produced by Anura de Silva & Thilak Mapatuna for Indu Films wikipedia.org
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waddin
waddie, waddin var. ff. waddy1, waldin. Oxford English Dictionary
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Walden Stubbs
The name of the village derives from either Old German, Waldin or the Old English son of Walda. wikipedia.org
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Wragby
In 1086 there were two manors at Wragby, one in the possession of Erenis of Buron, the other, Waldin the Artificer. wikipedia.org
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Monroe (avocado)
History The original tree was grown from a seed that grew under a 'Waldin' avocado tree in Homestead, Florida, about 1932 on the property of J.J.L. It was likely a hybrid of West Indian and Guatemalan types and was reportedly a cross between the 'Waldin' and 'Eagle Rock' cultivars. wikipedia.org
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wall-eyed
wall-eyed, a. (ˈwɔːlˌaɪd) Forms: α. 5 wawil-, waugle-, 6 whaule-, 7 whale-, 6– wall-eyed; β. 5 wald-eȝed. [The surviving form descends from ME. wawil-eȝed, a. ON. vagl-eyg-r, occurring only once, and explained in the context to mean ‘having speckled eyes’. The second element, -eygr, is regularly f. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Langdon Court, Devon
Juhel in turn granted both parts of Langdon to one of his knights named Waldin Pipard During the reign of King Henry III (1216–1272) Langdon was held wikipedia.org
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wield
▪ I. † wield, n. Obs. Forms: α. 1–3 weald, 1 -wild, -wyld, North. wæld, 3–4 weld, 4 weilde, 4–5 welde, weild, 5 weelde, wielde, wylde. β. 2–5 (6 Sc.) wald, 3–5 walde, 5 Sc. wauld. γ. 3–5 wold, 3–6 wolde. [(1) OE. weald (rare), usually ᵹeweald, Anglian ᵹewald = OS. giwald, OHG. gawalt (MHG., G. gewal... Oxford English Dictionary
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Palamida
Founders Jeff Luszcz, Theresa Bui-Friday, and Ray Waldin had previously worked together at Cacheon, Inc. wikipedia.org
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wand
▪ I. wand, n. (wɒnd) Forms: 3–5 wond, 4–5 wonde, wende, 5 won, 4 waande, 4–6 wande 4 vande, 6 vand), 8–9 dial. wan, 9 Sc. whand, 3– wand. [a. ON. (*vandu-r) vǫnd-r (MSw. vand-er, Sw. vand, Da. vaand, Norw. vona) = Goth. wandu-s:—OTeut. *wandu-z (not found in WGer.), prob. f. the root *wend-: *wand- ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Kelstern
Klak was Lord of the manor in 1066, this transferred to Waldin the Artificer (or Engineer) in 1086, who was also Tenant-in-chief to king William I. wikipedia.org
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Dunsmore
According to known historical documentation the surname Dundemor was first used by one Waldino (Waldin, Waldeve) between 1199-1202 in Medieval Scotland wikipedia.org
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Joseph Lebbos
"The Roses and Opium, or the Conflict of Art and Religion" (original text: "alwurid wal'ufyun 'aw sirae alfn waldin") (Al-Mashriq, Year 88, Part One, January–June wikipedia.org
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Anna Schäffer
Waldin, skin grafts did not succeed and Schäffer became completely immobile. wikipedia.org
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