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1.
strāde
n.
1 quotation in 1 sense
Sense / Definition
?A skirmish; ?a pathway in a battlefield [cp.
stret(e
n.(3)
2.
(a) quots. a1225(?a1200), 1st & last].
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2.
streit
adj.
242 quotations in 10 senses
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(a) Of sewing, a binding, bond, etc.: tight, tightly pulled or bound; (b) of a garment, ring, clothing, etc.: tight-fitting;
streit clothed (gloved)
, wearing tight-fitting clothing (gloves);
streit
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3.
strẹ̄t(e
n.(2)
174 quotations in 5 senses
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(a) A road leading from one city or town to another, an open road; also, a path or way through a field, forest, etc.;
heigh stret
, a main road, highway [OE
hēah-strǣt
; see also ME
heigh
adj.
2b.
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