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3. blī-gẹ̄ter n.
8. dāsard, -art n.
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dasart
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A worthless person, a poor fellow.
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12. kippe-họ̄k n.
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kippehok
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13. kippe-līne n.
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kippeline
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A rope or cord forming part of the harness of a cart horse; ?a kind of trace.
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17. quaden-ramp n.
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quadenramp
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Misfortune [cp. quēd(e adj. (d)].
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21. ripel-stok n.
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ripelstok
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An implement for cleaning seeds from flax.
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23. scot-sēm(e n.
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scotsem, scot-seme, scotseme
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Coll. Nails of some kind, perh. clinch nails or small nails used for fastening laths; scot-sem nail, clavus de scot-sem, a nail of this kind.
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43. spiche-coke n.
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spichecoke
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A name given to a large eel, with ref. to the method for cooking it.
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49. stikeling(e n.
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stikelinge
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Any of several spinous saltwater fishes, often of the family Gasterosteidae, a stickleback; also, a thornback Raia clavata [quot. 1412-13]; ban stikeling.
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53. vīring-rōp n.
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viringrop
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Naut. Some kind of rope used aboard a sailing vessel, ?a warp rope.
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62. wī̆nd-barǧe n.
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windbarge
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Arch. A piece of timber or stone prob. covering the joint between the gable edge and the roof and serving as protection from the wind, a bargeboard.
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65. wọ̄de-wāle n.(1)
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wodewale
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Any of several varieties of bird, esp. the green woodpecker (Picus viridis) and the rarer golden oriole (Oriolus oriolus), with which, in its female and immature forms, the former may readily be……