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... seems more nearly to resemble it , and signifies , according to Roquefort , " bagatelle , plaisanterie . Gogoyer , se réjouir , " & c . It would , however , seem that the word is here given as synonymous with flute , and the inquiry ...
... seems more nearly to resemble it , and signifies , according to Roquefort , " bagatelle , plaisanterie . Gogoyer , se réjouir , " & c . It would , however , seem that the word is here given as synonymous with flute , and the inquiry ...
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... seems to imply familiar confidence ; and he uses the word also as follows : " He was homely with her , or had to do with her . ” 1 It should seem that the eala , or swatan of the Anglo - Saxons , were not compounded with any bitter ...
... seems to imply familiar confidence ; and he uses the word also as follows : " He was homely with her , or had to do with her . ” 1 It should seem that the eala , or swatan of the Anglo - Saxons , were not compounded with any bitter ...
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... seem here to be questionable , but the Winch . MS . agrees in giving hoos . Chaucer writes " horse of sowne , " speaking of a hunter's horn . Wachter observes that hoarse seems to lead to Ger . hreis , hreisch , formed from Lat . raucus ...
... seem here to be questionable , but the Winch . MS . agrees in giving hoos . Chaucer writes " horse of sowne , " speaking of a hunter's horn . Wachter observes that hoarse seems to lead to Ger . hreis , hreisch , formed from Lat . raucus ...
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according to Forby ancient Ang.-Sax ANGL Anglice appears appellation Archæol Arund beeste Bibelesworth Boke Brockett Brunne byrde byrdys called CAMD Cant CATH Catholicon Chaucer Chron clothe Coll COMM Compare corne COTG Cotgrave Craven curious denote derived dialect DICC dicitur drynke Ducange Elyot England explained Forby gives Forme of Cury French frute fyre fysche garment given gives the verb gloss Glossary Golden Legend Gower grete Harl hath haue herbe hereafter Hist HORM Horman says horse idem quod infra Jamieson Kennett KYLW Kyng Lansd Latin likewise low Latin lytylle Medulla mentioned mete Myst Norfolk oper lyke ORTUS owte PALSG Palsgrave gives Paston Letters Piers Ploughman Ploughm rendered ROQUEF Roquefort seems sense signifies Sir John Sir Thomas Phillipps Skinner Sloane Stat Suffolk supra Tale term thynge tyme Vulg whan Wicliffite version word occurs wyll wythe þat