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weaponed
weaponed, pa. pple. and ppl. a. (ˈwɛpənd) [f. weapon v. and n. + -ed1, -ed2. OE. had wǽpned male (cf. weapon n. 3).] Furnished with weapons or a weapon; armed.(a) c 1000 ælfric N.T. (Gr.) 18/19 He com þa ᵹewæmnod. a 1122 O.E. Chron. (Laud MS.) an. 992, Hi..þæt scip ᵹenamon eall ᵹewæpnod & ᵹewædod. c... Oxford English Dictionary
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O'Houlihan (dynasty)
"hUallacháin" (Houlihan) is from the progenitor of the family Prince Uallachan Mac Flann: "A rough-fettering lord of distinguished valour, venomous- weaponed wikipedia.org
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well-weaponed
well-ˈweaponed, ppl. a.c 1250 Gen. & Ex. 2479 He..bad him nimen him feres mide, Wel wopnede men. c 1425 Eng. Conq. Ireland 8 Knyghtes and þe skyers well I-horsed and well y-wepened. c 1450 Robin Hood & Monk viii. in Child Ballads III. 97/1 Take twelue of þi wyght ȝemen, Well weppynd, be þi side. 158... Oxford English Dictionary
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Nicholas Garlick
penner of this their martyrdoms, who was also present at their deaths, with two other resolute Catholick gentlemen, going in the night divers miles, well weaponed wikipedia.org
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unweaponed
unˈweaponed, ppl. a. [un-1 8. Cf. OE. unᵹewǽpnod, MDu. ongewapent (Du. -wapend), MHG. ungewâfent, -wâpent (G. ungewaffnet, -wappnet).] Not equipped with or bearing a weapon or weapons; unarmed.c 1200 Trin. Coll. Hom. 191 Ðus fliteð þe fiend wið alle men;..and þo ben alle unwepnede þe ne hauen mid hw... Oxford English Dictionary
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Macha
She is described as the daughter of red-weaponed Aed, as the raven of the raids and diffuser of all excellences. wikipedia.org
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well-clad
well(-)clad, ppl. a.1484 Caxton Chivalry vii. (Ellis) 91 To a Knyght apperteyneth..to haue fayr harnoys and to be wel cladde. 1684 List Military To Rdr., Four Thousand advantagiously Trained, and well clad Men. a 1796 Burns As on the banks 19 When a' my weel-clad banks could see Their woody pictures... Oxford English Dictionary
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Scout and Sniper Company (6th Marine Division)
MGen Shepherd gave the lightly weaponed recon Marines transportation by tanks, it gave the company firepower plus the ability to swiftly send the recon wikipedia.org
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pietranel
† pietranel Obs. [ad. It. pietranello petronel.] = petronel b, petronellier.1598 Barret Theor. Warres Table Y iv b, Pistollier, a French word; and is the souldier on horse backe, armed as the Pietranell, weaponed with a pistoll. Oxford English Dictionary
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Eamon Collins
The subsequent police investigation and Coroner's Inquest commented upon the extremity of weaponed violence to Collins' head and face used during the attack wikipedia.org
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petronel
petronel Now Hist. or arch. (ˈpɛtrənəl) Also 6–7 -ell, (6 petrenall, petranel(l, petternel, 7 petronil, pewternel, Sc. puitternell). [a. F. petrinal (Paré 16th c.), dial. form of poitrinal (poict-, pot-, Godef.), n. use of poitrinal adj. ‘of or belonging to the breast or chest’, f. poitrine breast, ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Towa no Quon
The leader of the cyborg army WTOC (Weaponed Terminator of Custos), his real name is and is loyal to Kamishiro. wikipedia.org
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Silat
The most common of these was training in dim light, sparring against several opponents, fighting unarmed against a weaponed opponent, and fighting in darkness wikipedia.org
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weapon
▪ I. weapon, n. (ˈwɛp(ə)n) Forms: α. 1 wǽpen, wœ́p(e)n, wépen, wǽmn, 1–2 wǽpn, 2–3 Orm. wæpenn, 3–7 wepen, 4 wepene, -in, 4–5 wepne, 4–6 weppen, 5–6 wepun, wep(p)yn, 5–7 wepon, 5 weppon, weppun, (vepen), 6 weapen, 6– weapon; β. 3 E. Angl. wopen; north. and Sc. 3–7 wapen, 4 wappen, vap(p)yn, 4–7 wapi... Oxford English Dictionary
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garnish
▪ I. garnish, n. (ˈgɑːnɪʃ) Forms: 5 garnyssh, -niche, -nes, 5–6 garnysche (-nysshe), -nesh, 6 garnesshe, -nyshe, -nishe, 5– garnish. [f. garnish v.1] † 1. A set of vessels for table use, esp. of pewter (see quot. 1587). Obs.1418 Bury Wills (Camden) 3 Item assigno eidem Ricardo..dimidium garnyssh de ... Oxford English Dictionary
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