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yerne
† yerne, adv. Obs. Forms: 1 ᵹeorne, ᵹyrne, 2–4 ȝeorne, 2–5 ȝorne, 2–6 ȝerne, 3 (Orm.) ȝerrne, 4 ȝern, ȝiern(e, 4–5 yerne, ȝurne, ȝarne, 4–6 yern, ȝarn, 5 ȝyrne, yorne, yurne, yarn, 6 yarne. [OE. ᵹeorne = OFris. gerne, jerne (Fris. jearn), OS. gerno (MDu. gherne, geerne, Du. gaarne), OHG. gerno (MHG.... Oxford English Dictionary
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Yerne
Yerne is a river of Belgium. It flows for through the province of Liège in the northern-central part of the country. wikipedia.org
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yurne
yurn, yurne, yurt see yearn v.1, yern v., yerne adv., yourt. Oxford English Dictionary
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ȝorne
yorn(e, ȝorn(e see yarn, yern, yerne. Oxford English Dictionary
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unfulled
unˈfulled, ppl. a. (un-1 8.)1467 Rolls of Parlt. V. 621 That noo persone..carie..by yonde the See, any Wollen Yerne, nor untoked and unfulled Cloth. Ibid., To bie rawe Clothes, untoked and unfulled. c 1550 Cheke Matt. ix. 16 No man doth lai on a patch of an vnfulled ragg on an old garment. Oxford English Dictionary
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unwoven
unˈwoven, ppl. a. (un-1 8 b.)1429 Rolls of Parlt. IV. 360/2 Þe yerne þat leveth un⁓woven. 1467 Act 7 Edw. IV, c. 3 To him or them that espieth or maketh Proof of any such unwoven Yarn. 1566 Wills & Inv. N.C. (Surtees, 1835) 260, xv yerds of lining clothe with garne for harden clothe vnwoven. 1648 He... Oxford English Dictionary
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firely
† ˈfirely, a. and adv. Obs. [f. fire n. + -ly.] A. adj. Ardent, furious. B. adv. Ardently, with fierce eagerness.1340 Ayenb. 55 Þe þridde boȝ of þise zenne is to uerliche yerne to þe mete. 1435 Misyn Fire of Love ii. iv. 75 Þe qwhilk fyrely & opynly is byrnyd with fyre of lufe. Hence † ˈfirelihead, ... Oxford English Dictionary
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redelyng
† redelyng app. a var. of radelyng ratlin.1466 Mann. & Househ. Exp. (Roxb.) 347 Paid to Thomas Fuller, for xvij. li. of redelynge yerne, xij.d... Paid for the lynenge of the toppe armynge and for the toppe maste xxd. Oxford English Dictionary
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yern
▪ I. † yern, a. Obs. Forms: 1 ᵹeorn, 3 ȝeorn, 3–5 ȝern, (4 ȝarn, yerin), 4–5 ȝerne, yerne, 5 yarne, yherne, 6 yorne, yearne, (9 dial. jern). [OE. ᵹeorn = OS. gern, OHG. gern, kern (MHG. gern, G. -gern), ON. gjarn, Goth. -ga{iacu}rns (in seinaga{iacu}rns selfish, fa{iacu}huga{iacu}rns covetous), also... Oxford English Dictionary
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graip
▪ I. graip Sc. and north. dial. (ˈgreːp) Also 4–9 grape, 6 graype. [a. ON. greip fem. (recorded only in the sense ‘space between thumb and fingers, grip, grasp’; but cf. OSw. greep, mod.Sw. grep, Da. greb fork) corresponding to OE. gráp fem., grasp, f. OTeut. root *grī̆p: see grip, grope.] 1. A thre... Oxford English Dictionary
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chalter
† ˈchalter, v. Obs. trans. ? To bind, fetter.a 1400–50 Alexander 746* A store & a styf stede stalworthy bondyn; His choll chaltird & chauelez in chynez of yren. c 1400 Destr. Troy 894 As stiffe bounden, As þai chaltrede were choisly with chenys of yerne. Ibid. 9159 Thus Achilles by chaunse is chaltr... Oxford English Dictionary
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therne
† therne Obs. Also 4 tharne, (tarne), þierne. [a. ON. þerna (Sw. tärna, Da. terne) = OS. thiorna (Du. deern), OHG. diorna (MHG. dierne, Ger. dirne).] A girl, maid, young woman.c 1300 Havelok 298 Sholde ic yeue a fol, a þerne, Engelond, þou sho it yerne? 1303 R. Brunne Handl. Synne 7353 Two vnweddyd.... Oxford English Dictionary
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yearne
▪ I. yearn, n. (jɜːn) [f. next.] A yearning.a 1797 M. Wollstonecraft Wks. (1798) III. xliv. 134, I feel my fate united to yours by..the yearns of..a true, unsophisticated heart. 1853 Kingsley Misc., Shelley & Byron (1859) I. 307 In one mighty yearn after that beauty from which he is debarred, [Keats... Oxford English Dictionary
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roast-iron
† roast-iron Obs. Forms: 4 rost-iren, -hirne, -ern, 5 -yern, -yryn; roste-iren(e, -iryn, -yren, -y(e)rne. [f. roast v.] A gridiron. The sense in quot. 1519 is not clear.a 1350 St. Laurence 255 in Horstm. Altengl. Leg. (1881) 298 Thre sides endlang had it þan..And ouer-thewert with barres brade, Þus ... Oxford English Dictionary
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baked
baked, ppl. a. (beɪkt) [pa. pple. of bake: see -ed; for earlier forms see baken.] 1. a. Cooked by dry heat.1611 Bible 1 Chron. xxiii. 29 That which is baked in the panne. 1620 Venner Via Recta vii. 111 Baked Peares are much wholesomer then raw. 1836 Dickens in Bell's Life in London 17 Jan. 1/1 The b... Oxford English Dictionary
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