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yepe
† yepe, a. (n.) Obs. Forms: 1 ᵹeap, (ᵹep), 3 ȝeap, ȝæp, ȝiap, ȝiep, 3–5 ȝep, (4 ȝhepe, ȝeep, yeepe, 6 epe), 4–5 ȝepe, yepe. See also yap a. [OE. ᵹéap open, wide, spacious, curved, crooked, vaulted, crafty, astute; repr. OTeut. root gaup-, and prob. related to ON. gaupn hollow made by both hands held... Oxford English Dictionary
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André Cognat
Cognat founded Yepe, a non-profit organization to protect the rights of the Wayanas, in 1990. wikipedia.org
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yeep ȝeep
▪ I. yeep, v. rare. (jiːp) [Imitative.] intr. To cheep. Hence ˈyeeping ppl. a. and vbl. n.1834 T. Keightley Tales & Popular Fictions i. 11 His feathered charge, who go along yeeping and leisurely picking their steps. 1945 B. MacDonald Egg & I (1946) iii. 44 Seven hundred and fifty yeeping chicks. Ib... Oxford English Dictionary
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Mad White Giant
Allen is later abandoned by his two Carib companions, Yepe and Pim, who go to work for Brazilian miners. wikipedia.org
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yeverous
† ˈyeverous, a. Obs. Forms: 5 ȝyueris, -us, ȝeuerus, ȝeferous. [f. yever + -ous. The north. form giverous (see yever etym.) is found from 17th c. = ‘greedy, avaricous’ (1677 Nicolson in Ray Coll. Words (1691) 141).] Eager, impetuous.c 1400 Destr. Troy 357 So ȝonge and so yepe, ȝyuerus of wille. Ibid... Oxford English Dictionary
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epe
▪ I. † epe, v. Obs. rare. [a. ON. œpa:—OTeut. wôpjan: see weep.] intr. To cry aloud.c 1200 Ormin 9198 Þe rowwste iss herrd off ænne mann þatt epeþþ þuss i wesste.▪ II. epe var. of yepe a., Obs., active, bold. Oxford English Dictionary
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yeply
† yeply, adv. Obs. [OE. ᵹéapl{iacu}ce: see yepe a. and -ly2.] 1. Cunningly, craftily; shrewdly, sagaciously.a 900 Kent. Gl. xxi, Procaciter, ᵹeaplice. c 1000 ælfric Hom. I. 80 Þa betealde he [sc. Herod] hine swiðe ᵹeaplice, swa swa he wæs snotorwyrde. c 1055 Byrhtferth's Handboc in Anglia VIII. 313 ... Oxford English Dictionary
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yever
ˈyever, a. Obs. exc. Sc. Forms: 1 ᵹifre, ᵹyfre, ᵹifer-, 2 ȝifer, (Orm.) ȝiferr, 2–4 ȝiuer, 3 ȝifre, ȝiure, ȝefere, yuer, 5 ȝeuer, yeuer, ȝyuer, youre, 9 Sc. aiver. [OE. ᵹ{iacu}fre, corresp. to ON. g{iacu}fr (found only in pl. witches, fiends), whence g{iacu}frliga savagely, in mod.Icel. exorbitantly... Oxford English Dictionary
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yip
▪ I. yip, v. (jɪp) In 5 ȝyppe, ȝippe, yepe. [Echoic.] 1. intr. To cheep, as a young bird. Obs. or dial.c 1440 Promp. Parv. 401/2 Pypyn, or ȝyppe, as henn byrdys (K., H. ȝippyn, as bryddys, P. yepyn). a 1825 Forby Voc. E. Anglia, Yip, v. to chirp like a newly hatched chicken, or other very young bird... Oxford English Dictionary
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yap
▪ I. yap, n.1 (jæp) [Echoic. Cf. yawp.] 1. a. A dog that yaps; a yelping cur. Now dial.1603 Sir C. Heydon Jud. Astrol. i. 4 Those bawling yappes, that barke rather of fashion, then fiercenes. 1692 R. L'Estrange Fables cclxxxiv. 248 'Tis a Common Thing upon the Passing of a Strange Dog through a Town... Oxford English Dictionary
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whiles
whiles, n. (advb. gen.), conj. (prep.), adv. Obs. or arch. (hwaɪlz) Forms: 3 hwihles, 3–4 wiles, 4–5 whilis, whylys, whilles, whils, 4–6 whyls, 4–8 whyles, 5 whilez, whilys, whylis, whyllys, wilis, wylys, whills, (whels), 5–6 whilse, 6 whylse, 4– whiles; 3–4 quiles, 4 quyles, quilis, quylis, qwylys,... Oxford English Dictionary
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year
▪ I. year1 (jɪə(r)) Forms: 1 ᵹear, ᵹer, (ear, ᵹar), 2–5 ȝear, 2–5 (6 Sc.) ȝer, (3 ȝeor, ȝeær, ȝær, hier, 3–4 ȝier, 4 ȝiere), 3–6 yer, (4 yerr, yeier, yeire, ȝher, Sc. ȝheir), 4–5 ȝeer, (yher, yhere), 4–5 (6 Sc.) ȝere, yeir, 4–7 yere, yeer, 5 ȝeere, (ȝeyre, heire, heyre, here, ȝhere, eer, Sc. yheir, ... Oxford English Dictionary
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