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weved
† ˈweved Obs. Forms: α. 1 wio-, weobud, weofud, -od, weofed-, 3 weofed (dat. weofde), weoued. β. 1 wefod, 3–4 wefed (dat. wefde), 3–5 weued (4 -yd), 4 wyeued (dat. wyefde). [OE. wéofud, -od, earlier wéo-, w{iacu}obud, f. wéoh-, w{iacu}oh-, w{iacu}h- (w{iacu}ᵹ-) holy, sacred + béod (masc.) table. In ... Oxford English Dictionary
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weouede
weouede variant of weved. Oxford English Dictionary
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weofud
weofud, -od, -ed see weved Obs., altar. Oxford English Dictionary
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wyefde
wyefde var. weved Obs. Oxford English Dictionary
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wefed
wefde, wefed var. forms of weved, altar. Oxford English Dictionary
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wyeygt
wyet, wyete, wyeued, wyeve, wyeygt obs. ff. white a., wit v.1, weved, weave v., weight n.2 Oxford English Dictionary
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weve
▪ I. † weve, n. Obs.—1 [f. next.] A short or quick movement. in little weve, in a moment.a 1300 Cursor M. 22927 All þe flexs þat was o þe man..sal be delt in littel weue [Edinb. wefe]; þat was o best [= beast] al sal bileue [= remain].▪ II. † weve, v.1 Obs. Forms: 3–5 weve, 4–5 wefe; pa. tense 3 wef... Oxford English Dictionary
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ingo
† inˈgo, v. Obs. Forms: see go. [OE. ingán = MHG. îngân (G. eingehen), Du. ingaan, Sw. ingå, Da. indgaa; see in-1 and go. OE. had also ingangan = OHG. ingangan, Goth. inngangan: see gang v.] intr. To go in, to enter.c 900 tr. Bæda's Hist. v. iv. (1890) 394 Þa..[he] in þes ᵹesiðes hus ineode. c 1000 ... Oxford English Dictionary
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weave
▪ I. weave, n. (wiːv) [f. weave v.1] † 1. Something that has been woven, a woven fabric. Obs.1581 A. Hall Iliad ix. 171 A couerlet fine aloft, Of woollen weaue. 1597 Middleton Wisd. Solomon iv. 11 So righteous are allurde by sins deceit, And oft inticed into sinners weave. 1646 Sir T. Browne Pseud. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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shear
▪ I. shear, n.1 (ʃɪə(r)) Forms: sing. 1 scéar, 3–6 schere, 4 scheere, 4–6 shere, sheere, 6 share, 6–7 sheir, Sc. scheir, 7–9 scheer, 8– shear; pl. 1 scérero, scéruru, scéroro, scéara, 3 særes, 3–6 scheris, 4 sherys, 4–5 scheres, scherys, sheeris, 4–6 sheris, 4–7 sheres, 5 s(c)herez, schers, shereis,... Oxford English Dictionary
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hiȝ
▪ I. † high, hiȝ, n.1 Obs. Forms: 1 hyᵹe, 3 huȝe, huiȝe, huie, hiȝe, Orm. hiȝ. [OE. hyᵹe = OS. hugi (MLG. hoge, höge, MDu. hoge, hoghe, höghe, Du. heug), OHG. hugi, hugu (MHG. hüge), ON. hygr (Sw. håg, Da. hu), Goth. hugs:—OTeut. *hugi-z thought, understanding, mind; an important word in the older T... Oxford English Dictionary
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horn
▪ I. horn, n. (hɔːn) Forms: 1– horn; also 3 heorn, 5 horun, 4–7 horne. [Com. Teut.: OE. horn masc. = OFris., OS. horn masc., OHG., ON. horn neut., Goth. haurn neut.:—OTeut. *horno-, cognate with L. cornu, Celtic corn ‘horn’: in ablaut relation with Gr. κέρ-ας, κερ-ατ-; cf. also Skr. {cced}ṛṅ-ga ‘hor... Oxford English Dictionary
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