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21. strācūr n.

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?A hunting or tracking dog.

22. straif n.

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= strai n. 1.(a); also, any movable property of which the owner is unknown, waif [quot. 1365 & perh. a few others]; weif and straif.

23. strī̆kāǧe n.

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The action of measuring flour or wine by means of a strickle or measuring vessel.

24. strī̆k(e n.(2)

Additional spellings: strike
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(a) A blow or buffet; (b) a flat piece of wood used in leveling grain even with the rim of the measuring vessel, strickle; strik meted, level-measured, measured by strickle [quots. 1454 and 1465 may…

25. stubbe-ēle n.

Additional spellings: stubbeele
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A large-sized eel; -- also coll.

26. surcō̆t(e n.

Additional spellings: surcote
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(a) An outer coat or overgarment of varying style, freq. of rich material, worn by men, an overtunic; also fig. [quot. a1475]; -- also coll. [quot. a1387]; nethere surcot, a tunic worn under the…

27. surnā̆p(e n.

Additional spellings: surnape
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A cloth for a table, esp. a protective overcloth laid for handwashing; also, a napkin; -- also coll.; maken surnap, to ready the overcloth for formal handwashing.

28. surquidrī(e n.

Additional spellings: surquidrie
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(a) Arrogance, pride; presumptuousness; also person.; also, conceit; (b) theol. as a branch of the deadly sin of pride: presumption, arrogance, self-importance; (c) intellectual presumption; (d)…

29. sursengle n.

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A girth for a horse, perh. one that passes over the blanket, the saddle, a pack, etc., surcingle.

30. trechard n.

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One who engages in treachery or deceit.

31. trest(e n.

Additional spellings: treste
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(a) A support, usu. one of a pair, for boards or planks serving as a tabletop, a base, trestle; also, a beam or rod; also [quot. ?a1425], wood for a scabbard;— ?error for tre n.; paire (of) trestes

32. trivet n.

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(a) A three-footed stand; (b) as surname and in place name.

33. tunicle n.

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(a) Eccl. A vestment similar to, or sometimes identical with, the dalmatic or the alb specifically assigned to the subdeacon assisting at the Mass; vestement of tunicle; (b) a regal or ceremonial…

34. volupē̆r(e n.

Additional spellings: volupere
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(a) A cloth head-covering, kerchief; (b) a bandage for the head; (c) a winding sheet, shroud; also, a cloth used in Biblical times to wrap the head of a corpse before burial.

35. vultū̆r(e n.

Additional spellings: vulture
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(a) A bird of prey of the family Accipitridae, an Old World vulture; (b) ?as surname.

36. wachet n.

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(a) A shade of blue, light blue; also, cloth of that color; wachet bleu; (b) as surname.

37. wāferer n.

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(a) A maker or purveyor of wafers; also, a household official responsible for the making or obtaining of wafers; (b) as surname.

38. wāǧe n.

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(a) A pledge, guarantee, surety; winter wage, a foretaste of winter, the promise of winter’s approach; holden in wage, to hold (sth.) hostage; (b) a promise or pledge to meet in battle.

39. wāǧǒur n.

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(a) Something pledged or sworn to, a promise, vow (b) an agreement whereby something is pledged on the outcome of a future event, a bet, wager; also, the sum or object held as a surety pending the…

40. waid(e n.

Additional spellings: waide
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The dyestuff made from the plant Isatis tinctoria, woad; also in designations for woad of specific geographical origin.