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windas
† windas Obs. Forms: 3–6 wyndas (3–5 -ase, 4 -az, 4–6 -ace, 5 -asse, 5–6 -es, 6 -esse, -ys, -ais), 4–7 windas, (6 -is, -ose, -eous, Sc. -ois, 6–7 -es, 7 -us, -owes); 5 weyndas, 6 wendess. [a. AF. windas = OF. guindas (latinized wind-, guindasium, -agium), a. ON. vindáss (whence MLG., MDu., Du. winda... Oxford English Dictionary
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Ǣrra-Līða
‘liða’ in a second text, writing: “[…] se mōnaþ is nemned on lǣden Iunius, and on ūre geþeōde se Ǣrra Līða, for ðon seō lyft biþ ðonne smylte and ða windas wikipedia.org
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windewe
windes, windewe see windas, window. Oxford English Dictionary
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Theydon Bois
When the Great Eastern Railway built its branch to Ongar, it asked the clerk of the Epping Parish Council, John Windas, how it should be spelt. wikipedia.org
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Had an alcohol blackout? | The reason you pass out from alcohol
Passing out after a night of drinking is actually a minor yet very common symptom of alcohol poisoning, according to nutritionist Lauren Windas. "You blackout when your blood alcohol levels are ...
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betas
† betas Obs. rare—1. [a. ON. beiti-áss sailyard, ? f. beita to make the ship catch the wind, to tack + áss pole, yard; cf. windlass, in ME. windas, in ON. vindáss.] A sailyard.c 1330 R. Brunne in Layamon III. 396 Som aforced the wyndas, Som the lofe, som the betas. Oxford English Dictionary
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Basil Bartlett
1942) Bibliography Captain Sir Basil Bartlett Bt: My First War: An Army Officer's Journal for May 1940, Through Belgium to Dunkirk – London: Chatto & Windas wikipedia.org
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pullace
‖ ˈpullace, -ase Obs. rare—1. [app. an erron. variant of pulley (perh. founded on the pl. pulleis, influenced by windas, windlass).] A pulley.1688 R. Holme Armoury iii. 107/2 Pullases, turning things on the top of the [weaving] Frame, by which with the help of the tradles the Spring-staves are raise... Oxford English Dictionary
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Amélie Rives Troubetzkoy
New York, 1893) Athelwold (Harper & Brothers, New York, 1893) Meriel (Chatto & Windas, London, 1898) Augustine the Man (John Lane Company, New York, wikipedia.org
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windlass
▪ I. windlass, n.1 (ˈwɪndləs) Forms: 5 wynlas(s)e, wyndelas, 5–6 wyndlas, 6 -lasse, wynlas, 6–7 windlesse, -lasse, wyndles(se, (also 9) windlace, 6–8 windlas, windles, 7 wyndeles, 7–8 windless, winlace, 8 winlass, 7– windlass. [prob. alteration of windas, of obscure origin. The alleged Icel. vindilá... Oxford English Dictionary
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Trinity Tower
It was developed by PT Windas Development, which consists of Japan-based real estate giant Mitsubishi Estate, Indonesian manufacturing company and property wikipedia.org
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swerk
† swerk, v. Obs. In 1 sweorcan (see etym.), 3 swærken, pa. tense pl. swurken. [OE. sweorcan, pa. tense swearc, *swurcon, pa. pple. -sworcen = OS. swerkan to become sad, pa. pple. gisworkan clouded, darkened (lit. and fig.), LG. in pa. pple. sworken and besworken, -ed clouded, OHG. swercan to become ... Oxford English Dictionary
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West Midlands English
Hence the following joke dialogue about bay windows: "What sort of windas am them?" "They'm bay windas." "Well if they bay windas wot bin them?". wikipedia.org
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wecche
† wecche, v. Obs. Forms: 1 weccan, 3 wecche, 4 wechche. pa. tense 3 wæht(e, wehte, 3–4 weiȝt(t)e, 4 wight. [OE. węccan = OHG. wecchen (mod.G. wecken), ON. vekja, Goth. (us-) wakjan, f. root *wak-: see wake v.] 1. trans. To rouse from sleep. (Cf. awecche v. 1.)c 897 ælfred Gregory's Past. C. lxiv. 46... Oxford English Dictionary
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to-warp
† to-ˈwarp, v. Obs. Forms: see warp. [OE. toweorpan, f. to-2 + weorpan to throw, warp v. = OFris. to-, tiwerpa, OS. tewerpan (LG. tewerpan), OHG. za-, ziwerphan, -werfan, MHG. ze-, zerwerfen, Ger. zerwerfen.] trans. To throw about, throw down, overthrow, destroy; also fig.c 888 K. ælfred Boeth. xxxv... Oxford English Dictionary
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