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# ENTRY DATE MATCH 2001 frater1 c1290 [ a. OF. fraitur, short for refreitor 2002 fraterne, a. c1470 [ a. OF. fraterne, ad. L. fratern-us, 2003 fraternity c1330 [ a. OF. fraternite, ad. L. fraternit 2004 fraud, n. c1330 [ a. OF. fraude, ad. L. fraude-m (fra 2005 fraudulence 1601 [ a. OF. fraudulence, f. fraudulent: 2006 fraudulent, a. 1412 [ a. OF. fraudulent, ad. L. fraudulen 2007 frayne, n.1 c1325 [ a. OF. fraisne, fresne (Fr. frene): 2008 frayne, n.3 1555 [? f. OF. fraindre to break; cf. refra 2009 french-peire 1593 [ a. OF. franche peere, freestone.] 2010 frenzy, phrenzy, n. and a. c1340 [ME. frenesie, a. OF. frenesie (F. frenesie) = Pr. 2011 freshet 1596 1; or possibly a. OF. freschet adj., dim. of freis 2012 fret, n.1 c1385 [app. a. OF. frete trellis-work, interlac 2013 fret, n.4 1587 [ ad. OF. frete, fraite, fraicte, bre 2014 fretel 1480 [ a. OFr. fretel, frestel.] 2015 fretly, a. 1486 [ a. OF. fretele, occurring in the se 2016 fretty, a.1 1562 [ ad. OFr. frette, f. frete trellis-w 2017 friar, n. c1290 [ME. frere, a. OF. frere (mod.F. frere), earlie 2018 frike, a. 13.. [ a. OF. frique (13th c.), regarded b 2019 fringe, n. 13.. [ME. frenge, a. OF. frenge (1316 in Douet d'Arcq 2020 fripper 1598 tear to rags, f. OF. frepe, ferpe, felpe rag.] 2021 frippery, n. 1568 [a. or ad. OF. freperie, ferperie, felperi 2022 frisk, a. 1528 [ a. OFr. frisque, of uncertain origi 2023 frislet 1607 [? f. OF. fresel, dim. of fraise ruff 2024 Frison1 1303 [ a. OF. frison, ad. late L. frison-e 2025 fristel(l)e c1400 [ a. OF. frestel(e.] 2026 froncle 1543 http://ed2.oed.com/cgi/search?query_type=advsearch&queryword=-1620…&restrict_ps=pple&sort_type=alpha&case_id=U1Yz-A8nibl-263&print=1 Page 1 of 27 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 10:58

2026 froncle 1543 [ a. OF. froncle, ad. L. furunculus f 2027 front, n. (and a.) c1290 [ a. OF. and Fr. front, ad. L. front- 2028 frontal, n. c1320 [ME. frountel, a. OF. frontel:-late L. frontale, f 2029 frontier, n. and a. ?a1400 [ a. OF. frontier masc., frontiere fe 2030 frontlet 1478 [ a. OF. frontelet, dim. of frontel, 2031 frounce, n.1 c1374 [ a. OFr. fronce, fronche (Fr. fronce 2032 frousshure c1477 [ ad. OF. froisseure (Fr. froissure), 2033 fructuous, a. 1382 [ a. OF. fructuous (mod.F. fructueux) 2034 fructure 1611 [ a. OF. fructure, ad. med.L. fructur 2035 fruit, n. c1175 [ a. OFr. fruit (later often spelt fr 2036 fruitage 1578 [ a. OF. fruitage, f. fruit fruit.] 2037 fruition 1413 [ a. OF. fruission, fruition, fruycio 2038 frumenty, furmety ?c1390 tee, furmente, a. OF. frumentee, fourmentee, f. fr 2039 frush, n.1 1375 [ a. OF. fruis, frois, n. of action f 2040 frustratory, a. 1490 [ ad. OF. frustratoire and late L. fr 2041 fuel, n. 13.. [ a. OF. fowaille, feuaile:-popular L 2042 fullage 1611 [ a. OF. foullage (F. foulage), f. fo 2043 fume, n. c1400 [ a. OF. fum masc. = Pr. fum, Sp. hum 2044 fumier c1500 [ a. OF. fumier:-L. fumarium (in clas 2045 fumishing 1527 [app. f. OF. femer, fumer to dung (see fu 2046 fumitory c1386 [ a. OF. fumeterre, ad. med.L. fumus 2047 function, n. 1533 [ a. OF. function (F. fonction, cf. I 2048 fundament 1297 ME. fondement, a. OF. fondement:-L. fundament-um, 2049 funel a1300 [ a. OF. funel:-L. funale, f. funis r 2050 funeral, a. and n. c1386 [The adj. is a. OF. funeral, ad. med.L. funeral- 2051 funge ?c1390 [ a. OF. *funge, fonge, ad. L. fungus 2052 fungeous, a. 1597 [ ad. OF. fongeux, f. fonge fungus.] 2053 funnel, n.1 1402 l, rope), app. a. OF. *founil (whence Breton founi 2054 furber c1415 [ a. OF. forbere, forbeor, agent-n. f 2055 furcular, a. 1541 [ ad. OF. furculaire, f. L. furcula; 2056 furial, a. c1386 [ a. OF. furial, ad. L. furial-is, f. 2057 furious, a. c1374 [ a. OF. furieus (mod.F. furieux), ad 2058 furmage 14.. [ a. OF. fourmage (mod.F. fromage):-p 2059 furnace, n. a1225 [ a. OF. fornais, masc. (= Pr. fornat 2060 furnage 1468 [ a. OF. fornage (F. fournage), f. OF 2061 furner a1483 e ME. furnour, ad. OF. fornier:-late L. furnarius, 2062 furniment 1553 [ ad. OF. fourniment, f. fournir to f 2063 furrour c1330 [ a. OF. forreor (mod.F. fourreur), a 2064 furrure 1387 [ a. OF. forreure, fourreure (mod.F.

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2065 fuse, n.1 1611 [perh. ad. OF. fuies, pl. of fuie:-L. fuga 2066 fusil1 1486 [ ad. OF. fu(i)sel (F. fuseau):-popul 2067 fusilly, a. 1572 [ a. OF. fusele, f. fusel: see fusil1 2068 fust, n.1 1481 [ a. OF. fust (mod.F. fut): see foist 2069 fustian, n. and a. c1200 [ a. OF. fustaigne, -aine, mod.F. fut 2070 future, a. and n. c1374 [ a. OF. and F. futur masc., future f 2071 gab, n.1 a1225 [ a. OF. gab (also gap; inflected ga- 2072 gaberdine 1520 to be directly a. OF. gauvardine, galvardine, gall 2073 gable, n.1 1362 is more prob. a. OF. gable, jable masc., which is 2074 gafflin 1540 [? a. OF. gaveline, var. javeline jave 2075 gage, n.1 13.. [ a. OF. g(u)age (F. gage) masc. = Pr 2076 gain, n.2 1473 [ a. OF. gain, gaain (mod.F. gain) ma 2077 gainable, a.2 1480 [ a. OF. gaignable, f. gaignier (see 2078 gainery 1424 [ ad. OF. gaignerie, gaaignerie, till 2079 gainor1 1607 [ ad. OF. gaigneure, gaaigneure tilla 2080 gainor2 1607 [ ad. OF. gaigneur, gaaignor etc., a 2081 gainpain c1430 [ a. OF. gaignepain (in 13th c. wagne 2082 galange 1599 [ a. OF. galange (Cotgr.) galingale.] 2083 galaxy, n. c1384 [ ad. OF. and F. galaxie, ad. L. gala 2084 Galilee 1593 [ a. OF. galilee, a. med.L. galilaea 2085 galingale c1000 [ ad. OF. galingal (garingal), a. Ara 2086 gallantise c1520 [ a. OF. galantise, f. galant gallant 2087 galley, n. a1300 [ ad. OF. galie, galee, med.L. galea, 2088 galliard, a. and n.1 c1386 [ ad. OF. and F. gaillard, -art (mod. 2089 galliass, galleass 1544 [ ad. OF. galeace, galeasse, galiasse 2090 galliot2 c1425 [ a. OF. galiot sailor in a galley, g 2091 gallop, n. 1523 [ a. OF. galop (app. f. galoper to ga 2092 gambeson 13.. [ a. OF. gambison, gambeison, wambizo 2093 gambrel 1547 [Perh. a. OF. (Norman) *gamberel, the pl. 2094 gansel c1420 [ ad. OF. ganse aillie garlic-sauce, 2095 garboil, n. 1548 [ ad. OF. garbouil, garbouille (= Sp. 2096 garcion, garson 13.. [ a. OF. garcun (11th c.), garcion, g 2097 gardnap 1489 [ a. OF. gardenape, -nappe, f. garder 2098 garget1 13.. [ a. OF. gargate, garguette (both for 2099 gargil1 1558 [ ad. OF. gargouille 'the weesle, or 2100 gargilon c1320 [ a. OF. garguillon 'the pipe or thro 2101 gargoyle 13.. [ a. OF. gargouille (also gargoule, g 2102 gariofle c1400 [ a. OF. gariofile, ad. med.L. gariof 2103 garland, n. 13.. http://ed2.oed.com/cgi/search?query_type=advsearch&queryword=-1620…&restrict_ps=pple&sort_type=alpha&case_id=U1Yz-A8nibl-263&print=1 Page 3 of 27 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 10:58

2103 garland, n. 13.. [ a. OF. garlande, gerlande, gallande 2104 garment, n. 13.. [ a. OF. garniment, garnement (pl. ga 2105 garnade1 13.. [ a. OF. (pome) garnade (var. of gren 2106 garnade2 ?c1475 [ a. OF. (Picard) garnate, whence MDu 2107 garner, n. c1175 [ a. OF. gerner, gernier, grenier sto 2108 garnet1 a1310 [ a. OF. *gernat, grenat (whence also 2109 garnet2 a1400 [ a. OF. (pome) garnette, gernate pom 2110 garneter a1483 [ a. OF. garnetier, grenetier the ove 2111 garnison, n. c1386 [ a. OF. garnison (ONF. warnison: see 2112 garray c1450 [? f. OF. guerrei-er to make war, to h 2113 garret, n.1 13.. [ a. OF. garite, guerite, watch-tower 2114 garrison, n. 1297 [ a. OF. garison, gareison, guerison 2115 garritour 1501 [ f. OF. garite garret + -our -or.] 2116 garse, n. a1225 [ a. OF. *garse, noun of action f. ga 2117 garter, n. c1350 [ a. OF. gartier, jartier, jarretier 2118 gartier(e 1572 [ a. OF. gartier garter.] 2119 garyable, a. 1523 [ ad. OF. (guerre) guerriable, guerro 2120 gate, n.3 a1300 [app. a. OF. gait, gaite, n. of action f. 2121 gaudy, a.1 13.. [app. f. OF. gaude weld + -y1; the form g 2122 gavelot 14.. [ a. OF. gavelot, F. javelot: see pre 2123 gazophilace 13.. [ a. OF. gazophilace, ad. late L. gaz 2124 gazophile 1549 [ a. OF. gazophile, corruptly ad. lat 2125 geill c1450 [ a. OF. gel, giel (vbl. n. from gele 2126 geline c1430 [ a. OF. geline.] 2127 gemel 1382 [ a. OF. gemel (later gemeau, whence 2128 gemew, gemow 1382 [ a. OF. gemeaus, pl. of gemel (see g 2129 gender, n. 13.. [ a. OF. gen(d)re (F. genre) = Sp. an 2130 gendrure c1330 [ a. OF. gendreure, (en)gendrure, med 2131 genealogy a1300 [ a. OF. gene(a)logie (F. genealogie) 2132 general, a. and n. c1290 [ a. OF. general (mod.F. general), ad 2133 generalty c1380 [ a. OF. *generalte (generaute), f. g 2134 genet1 1418 [ a. OF. gen(n)ete, -ette, jen(n)ette 2135 genice 1480 [ a. OF. genice (F. genisse) heifer.] 2136 genitive, a. and n. 1398 . forms may be a. OF. genetif (F. genitif, It. and 2137 genitor1, genitory 13.. [ a. OF. genitoir (usu. pl. genitoirs 2138 genouillere c1380 . genouillere, f. OF. genouil (F. genou) knee:-pop 2139 Genoway, n. and a. c1400 pl. Janeweys, a. OF. Genoueis, ad. It. Genovese: 2140 gent, a. a1225 [ a. OF. gent:-popular L. *gentum for

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2141 gentility 1340 [ ad. OF. and F. gentilite (now only 2142 gentle, a. and n. a1225 [ a. OF. gentil, jentil, etc. high-bo 2143 gentrice, n. and a. a1225 [ ad. OF. genterise, var. of gentelis 2144 geometrian c1374 [ ad. OF. geometrien.] 2145 gerlaundesche c1230 [ a. OF. garlande(s)che garland.] 2146 german, germane, a.1 and n.1 13.. [ a. OF. germain (= senses 1-2 below) 2147 gesine a1300 [ a. OF. gesine, f. gesir to lie:-L. 2148 gest, n.1 a1300 [ a. OF. geste, jeste (fem.), action, 2149 gest, n.2 13.. [ a. OF. geste.] 2150 giant, n. and a. 1297 he Lat. form), ad. OF. geant, jeant, gaiant (mod.F 2151 gib, n.2 c1440 [ a. OF. gibbe, gibe, ad. L. gibba.] 2152 gibbet, n.1 a1225 [ a. OF. gibet gallows, gibbet, in ea 2153 gibbet, n.2 1590 [Perh. a. OF. juppet (occurring in the sen 2154 giblet 1303 [ a. OF. gibelet, app. a stew or rago 2155 giesetrye c1430 [ ad. OF. gieziterie, f. med.L. giezi 2156 gigantal, a. 1616 [ a. OF. gigantal, f. L. gigant-, gig 2157 gigour a1300 [ ad. OF. gigueour, f. gigue fiddle: 2158 gilden, n. c1440 [ a. OF. geldon.] 2159 gill, n.3 1275 [ a. OF. gille, gelle in med.L. gillo 2160 gillyflower 13.. [ a. OF. girofle, gilofre clove; for 2161 gimlet, n.1 c1420 [ a. OF. guinbelet, guimbelet (later 2162 ginger, n. and a.1 c1000 c 1000 Sax. Leechd. II. 56 With seath 2163 gingerbread 1299 [ ad. OF. gingembras, gingimbrat (whe 2164 gipe c1400 [ a. OF. gipe, gippe, var. jupe, etc. 2165 gipel 1460 [ a. OF. *gipel, jupel (later jupeau 2166 gipon c1386 [ a. OF. gip(p)on, jup(p)on, tunic, j 2167 gipser c1386 [ ad. OF. gibecier(e, gibessiere, gib 2168 gisarme c1250 [ a. OF. g(u)isarme, gisarne, etc. (a 2169 gist, n.1 a1225 [ a. OF. giste (F. gite) resting- or 2170 gite1, gide 13.. [app. a. OF. guite, some article of cloth 2171 gite3 c1440 [ a. OF. giet, jet, etc.; cf. get n.2 2172 gittern, n. 1377 [ a. OF. guiterne, guisterne, etc. (o 2173 giveler 1399 [ a. OF. givelier (Froissart), of unk 2174 gizzard c1374 [ a. OF. giser, gezier, juisier, jugi 2175 glagol1 1480 [ a. OF. glagol, glagel, mod.F. glaie 2176 glair, n.2 1481 [ a. OF. glaire, glayre:-L. glarea.] 2177 glaise2 1585 certain; perh. a. OF. glais, glas, resounding nois 2178 glaive, n. 1297 [ a. OF. glaive, gleive lance (mod.F. 2179 glander 1483 http://ed2.oed.com/cgi/search?query_type=advsearch&queryword=-1620…&restrict_ps=pple&sort_type=alpha&case_id=U1Yz-A8nibl-263&print=1 Page 5 of 27 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 10:58

2179 glander 1483 [ a. OF. glandre, *glandle gland2, ad 2180 glass, n.2 1483 [ a. OF. glas, glais.] 2181 glean, n.1 c1430 [ a. OF. glene, glane = med.L. glena, 2182 gleed, n. c950 oed, gled str. f. = OFris. gled, OS. glod- (MDu. g 2183 gleek, n.1 1533 [ a. OF. glic, in 1464 written ghelic 2184 gleet, n. 1340 [ a. OF. glette slime, filth, purulen 2185 gleetous, glittous, a. 1486 [ ad. OF. gleteus, gletteux, glettous 2186 glomerel 1276 . glomerellus, ad. OF. glomerel ('les clers d'Orli 2187 glory, n. 13.. [ a. OF. glorie (also in semi-popular 2188 gloze, n. c1290 [ a. OF. glose, ad. med.L. glosa, L. 2189 glue, n. 1340 [ ad. OF. glu (sense 1), Pr. glut:-la 2190 glut, n.1 c1394 [ a. OF. glut, glout greedy, gluttono 2191 glut, n.2 1533 [ a. OF. glout gulp, n. related to gl 2192 gluterness c1200 [? ad. OF. glouternie gluttony; but cf 2193 glutterous, a. 1382 [ ad. OF. *gloutereux; cf. next.] 2194 gluttery a1300 [ a. OF. glotirie, glouterie, f. glot 2195 glutton, n. and a. a1225 [ a. OF. glutun, gluton (mod.F. glout 2196 gluttonry c1175 [ a. OF. glutunerie (P. de Thaun c115 2197 gluttony a1225 [ a. OF. glutunie, glutonie, glo(u)te 2198 gob, n.1 1382 [App. a. OF. gobe, goube (mod.F. gobbe), 2199 gobbed, ppl. a. ?a1400 [ f. OF. gobe, proud, vain + -ed1.] 2200 gobbet, n. c1320 [ a. OF. gobet (pl. gobez, gobes), di 2201 gobbon, n. 1387 [Presumably a. OF. *gobon, an unrecorded form r 2202 goblet1 13.. [ a. OF. gobelet (in 13th c. gubulet) 2203 goddard 1432 [ a. OF. godart (in a document of 139 2204 golee c1375 [ a. OF. golee, gulee, etc. (F. gueul 2205 goliard 1483 [ a. OF. goliard, -art, -ar glutton, 2206 goliardeys 1377 [ ad. OF. goliardois, f. goliard.] 2207 gonel c1380 [ ad. OF. gonele, gonelle, dim. of go 2208 gonfanon a1300 [ a. OF. gunfanun, gonfanon, etc., = 2209 gore, n.5 1552 [ a. OF. gorre.] 2210 gorge, n.1 1362 [ a. OF. and F. gorge = Pr. gorga, go 2211 gorgeous, a. c1495 [ ad. OF. gorgias elegantly or finely 2212 gorger, n.1 1300 [ a. OF. gorg(i)ere, f. gorge gorge n 2213 gorgeret1 c1500 [ a. OF. gorgerete (F. gorgerette str 2214 gorget1 c1470 [ a. OF. gorgete (F. dial. gorgette a 2215 gorrel 1398 [ a. OF. gorel, gorreau, a pig, hog, 2216 gotour 14.. [? ad. OF. goutture, f. goutte drop.] 2217 goufe 1596 http://ed2.oed.com/cgi/search?query_type=advsearch&queryword=-1620…&restrict_ps=pple&sort_type=alpha&case_id=U1Yz-A8nibl-263&print=1 Page 6 of 27 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 10:58

2217 goufe 1596 [ ad. OF. goulfe (F. golfe) gulf.] 2218 gourd2 1538 [ a. OF. gourt, gourd: see gorce, gor 2219 gourdy, a. 1540 [? a. OF. gourdi, pa. pple. of gourdir 2220 gout, n.1 c1290 [ a. OF. goute, goutte (F. goutte) dr 2221 goutous, a. 14.. [ ad. OF. gutus (F. goutteux), f. OF. 2222 governail c1374 [ a. OF. governail (F. gouvernail), g 2223 governance c1374 [ a. OF. gouvernance, f. gouverner: s 2224 governeress c1366 [ ad. OF. gouverneresse, fem. of gouv 2225 government 1483 [ a. OF. governement (F. gouvernement 2226 governor 13.. [ ad. OF. governeur (F. gouverneur) = 2227 gowl, n.1 1513 [ a. OF. goule, gole (mod. gueule):-L 2228 gown, n. 13.. [ a. OF. goune, gone, gonne fem., a C 2229 goynire 1572 [ ad. OF. guinier (F. guignier), f. g 2230 gracious, a. 13.. [ a. OF. gracious (mod.F. gracieux) = 2231 graff, n.1 a1393 [ a. OF. grafe, greffe (mod.F. greffe 2232 grail1 13.. [ ad. OF. grael:-Eccl. L. gradale, va 2233 grail2 c1330 [ ad. OF. graal, grael, greel, greil 2234 grain, n.1 c1290 ormations: (1) a. OF. grain, grein (mod.F. grain) 2235 gramarye c1320 [ a. OF. *gramarye: see grammar.] 2236 gramaungere c1400 [ a. OF. grant mangier great meal.] 2237 grammar, n. c1320 [ ad. OF. gramaire (F. grammaire), an 2238 grammarian c1380 [ a. OF. gramarien (F. grammairien), 2239 grand, a. and n. a1400 [ a. OF. grand, grant (AF. also graun 2240 grandgore 1497 [ a. OF. grand gorre: grand great + g 2241 grand guard 1546 n sense 1 app. a. OF. *grant garde.] 2242 granons, n. pl. 1607 [ a. OF. grenon (guernon, gernon, etc 2243 grantise a1300 [ a. OF. grantise, f. granter to gran 2244 grape, n.1 c1290 [ a. OF. grape, grappe fem., bunch of 2245 grape, n.2 1493 [ a. OF. grape, grappe (= F. grappin) 2246 grapeys 1324 [ a. OF. grapois, graspeis (also cras 2247 grapoud c1475 [ a. OF. grapaud, var. of crapaud.] 2248 grapper 1485 [? f. OF. grape, grappe, hook, clamp.] 2249 grapple, n. 1530 ranch I, prob. a. OF. *grapelle, dim. of grape hoo 2250 grater1 1390 [ a. OF. grateor, gratour (13th c. in 2251 gratin ied, ppl. a. 1578 [ f. OF. gratigner, gratiner, recorde 2252 gravel, n. a1300 [a. or ad. OF. gravele, gravelle in senses 2253 greable, a. 1401 [ a. OF. greable (1207 in Godef.), f. 2254 grease, n. c1290 [ a. OF. graisse, greisse, gresse, cr 2255 greave2 13.. http://ed2.oed.com/cgi/search?query_type=advsearch&queryword=-1620…&restrict_ps=pple&sort_type=alpha&case_id=U1Yz-A8nibl-263&print=1 Page 7 of 27 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 10:58

2255 greave2 13.. [ a. OF. greve shin, armour for the l 2256 grece a1300 [ a. OF. grez, greyz, greis, pl. of g 2257 gree, n.1 13.. [ a. OF. gre (pl. greis, greyz: see g 2258 gree, n.2 c1290 [ a. OF. gre, gred, gret (11th c. in 2259 Gregois, a. and n. 13.. [ a. OF. gregois, dial. var. of grese 2260 greisiler c1430 [ ad. OF. groisillier (F. groseillier 2261 Grew, n.1 and a. c1275 [ a. OF. griu:-L. Graecum Greek.] 2262 grief, n. a1225 [ a. OF. grief, gref masc., vbl. n. f 2263 grief, a. and adv. a1300 [ a. OF. gref:-L. gravis (also grief: 2264 grievable, a. 1390 [ a. OF. grevable, f. grever to griev 2265 grievance a1300 [ a. OF. grevance, grievance, f. grev 2266 grievous, a. c1290 [ a. OF. grevos, -(o)us, -eus, f. gre 2267 griffin1, griffon, gryphon 13.. [ a. OF. grifoun, F. griffon (OF. als 2268 Griffon1 13.. [ a. OF. griffon, grifon, app. connec 2269 gris, n. a1300 [ a. OF. gris (14th c. in Godef.), su 2270 grizzle, a. and n.1 1390 [ a. OF. grisel, f. gris: see gris a. 2271 grocer 1427 [ ad. OF. grossier:-med.L. grossarius 2272 groin, n.1 13.. [ ad. OF. groign (F. groin), Burgundi 2273 gromwell a1310 [ a. OF. gromil (13th c. in Hatz.-Dar 2274 grosté 1460 [ a. OF. grossete:-med.L. grossitat-e 2275 grover 1310 [ a. OF. gros vair, lit. 'large vair' 2276 grue, n.1 13.. ly taken to be a. OF. gru meal, grain (see gruel); 2277 gruel, n. c1330 [ a. OF. gruel (12th c. in Littre), m 2278 grummet1 1570 [ a. OF. gromet, groumet, servant, va 2279 grysomyle, grysmolle c1485 [ ad. OF. grisomole, also crisomole, 2280 gudgeon, n.2 1400 [ a. OF. gojon, gogon, goujon, gougon 2281 guerdon, n. ?a1366 [ a. OF. guerdon, gueredon, guedredon 2282 guerison 1484 [ a. OF. guarisun (F. guerison), f. O 2283 guidage c1440 [ a. OF. guidage. In sense 2, f. guid 2284 guige c1386 [ME. gyge, a. OF. guige, which has been re-ado 2285 guile, n. a1225 [ a. OF. guile = Pr. guila, Pg. guilh 2286 guiler 1303 [ ad. OF. guilleor, gileor, gyllour, 2287 guilery 1303 [ ad. OF. gillerie, f. guiler: see gu 2288 guillemin a1300 [ a. OF. Guillemin, f. Guillelme (mod 2289 guise, n. c1275 [ a. OF. and F. guise, = Pr., It. gui 2290 gule, n.2 1543 [ a. OF. gule, goule, med.L. gula Aug 2291 gules, n. and a. 13.. [ ad. OF. goules, gueules (F. gueules 2292 gulf, n. 13.. [ ad. OF. and F. golfe (sense 1; in s 2293 gullet, n. c1380 http://ed2.oed.com/cgi/search?query_type=advsearch&queryword=-1620…&restrict_ps=pple&sort_type=alpha&case_id=U1Yz-A8nibl-263&print=1 Page 8 of 27 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 10:58

2293 gullet, n. c1380 [ a. OF. *golet, goulet (1358 in Hatz 2294 gum, n.2 a1300 [ a. OF. gomme = Pr., Sp. goma, Pg., 2295 gusset 1412 [ a. OF. gouchet, gousset (13th c. in 2296 gutter, n.1 a1300 [ a. OF. gutiere (12th c. in Littre), 2297 guy, n.1 c1350 [ a. OF. gui-s (obj. case guion), als 2298 guyage c1425 [ a. OF. guyage, f. guie guy n.1: see 2299 guyour 13.. [ a. OF. guyour, guieor, agent-n. f. 2300 gyrfalcon 13.. [ a. OF. gerfaucon, also gerfauc (mod 2301 habiliment 1422 [ a. OF. habillement, abillement, f. 2302 habit, n. a1225 [ a. OF. habit, abit (12th c. in Litt 2303 habitance 1590 [ a. OF. habitance, f. habiter to dwe 2304 hachee c1430 [ a. OF. hachee, haschiee pain, angui 2305 hackney, n. (a.) 13.. [ a. OF. haquenee fem. 'an ambling ho 2306 hæmorrhoid1, hemorrhoid 1398 [ a. OF. emoroyde (13th c. in Godef. 2307 halberd, halbert, n. 1495 [ a. OF. hale-, hallebard (15th c.), 2308 halberdier 1548 [ a. OF. hale-, hallebardier (= Sp. a 2309 hale, n.3 c1330 [app. a. OF. hale (13th c. in Littre), mo 2310 hamel1 c1514 [ a. OF. hamel (13th c. in Littre). m 2311 hamlet1 c1330 [ a. OF. hamelet, in AFr. also hamele 2312 hanap 1494 [ a. OF. hanap (= Prov. enap), drinki 2313 hanaper c1440 [ a. OF. hanapier case to hold a hana 2314 hand, n. c825 . u-stem, pl. - a, = OFris. hand, hond (pl. honda), 2315 Hanse a1135 [ a. OF. hanse, and med.L. hansa, a. 2316 hanselin c1386 [ a. OF. hainselin, hamselin.] 2317 harangue, n. a1450 g. after 1600: a. OF. arenge (14-15th c.), harangu 2318 haras a1300 [ a. OF. haraz (12th c.), later haras 2319 harbergery, herbergery a1300 [ a. OF. herbergerie (herbegerie, heb 2320 harbinger, n. c1175 d herbergeour, a. OF. herbergere (-begiere, haberg 2321 hardiment c1374 [ a. OF. hardiment (in Godef.), f. ha 2322 harlot, n. a1225 ne in 15th c.; a. OF. herlot, harlot, arlot masc., 2323 harness, n. a1300 [ME., a. OF. harneis, -ois (her-), mod.F. 2324 haslet, harslet 13.. [ a. OF. hastelet (mod.F. hatelettes) 2325 haste, n. a1300 [ a. OF. haste (12th c. in Hatz.-Darm 2326 hastery c1420 [ f. OF. haster to roast (see haste i 2327 hastive, hastif, a. 1297 [ a. OF. hastif, -ive, mod.F. hatif, 2328 hastivity c1450 [ a. OF. hastivete, mod.F. hativete, 2329 hasty, a. (n., adv.) c1340 [ a. OF. hasti for hastif (pl. hastis 2330 hattrel a1325 [ME. a. OF. haterel, hasterel, hatrel, n 2331 hauberk 1297 [ a. OF. hauberc, earlier holberc, la http://ed2.oed.com/cgi/search?query_type=advsearch&queryword=-1620…&restrict_ps=pple&sort_type=alpha&case_id=U1Yz-A8nibl-263&print=1 Page 9 of 27 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 10:58

2332 haunch, n.1 a1225 [ a. OF. hanche (ONF. hanke), 12th c. 2333 hautainety a1450 [ a. OF. hautainete, -teinete highnes 2334 havelon, -ilon, n. c1330 [ a. OF. havellon, havillon, havrillo 2335 hawser 1338 -Fr. hauceour, f. OF. haucier to hawse, hoist; in 2336 hazard, n. (a.) c1300 [ a. OF. hasard, -art (12th c. in Hat 2337 hazardry 1297 [ f. OF. type *hasarderie, f. hasarde 2338 Hebrew, n. and a. a1225 [ME. Ebreu, a. OF. Ebreu, Ebrieu (nom. Ebreus, 2339 hectic, a. and n. 1398 ik, etc., were a. OF. etique (13th c. in Littre) = 2340 heir, n. c1275 ir, eyr, etc., a. OF. eir, heir (central Fr. oir, 2341 herb, n. c1290 usually erbe, a. OF. erbe (11th c. in Littre), mo 2342 herberie, erberie a1400 [ a. OF. erberie, herberie, a collect 2343 herb Ive c1386 [ a. OF. herbe ive, f. ive, Ajuga Cha 2344 heresy a1225 [ a. OF. eresie, heresie (12th c.), m 2345 herigaut 1297 [ a. OF. herigaut, hergaut, hargaut, 2346 heritage, n. a1225 [ a. OF. eritage, heritage (= Pr. her 2347 heritance 1422 [ a. OF. heritance, f. heriter to inh 2348 hermit, n. c1205 rmite, ermite, a. OF. (h)ermite, L. eremita (med.L 2349 hermitage c1290 [ a. OF. hermitage = Pr. ermitatge, I 2350 heron, hern 13.. iroun, heyron, a. OF. hairon (12th c. in Hatz.-Dar 2351 heronsew, -shew, -shaw c1386 eronsew, etc., a. OF. heronceau (Palsgr.), earlier 2352 hidour c1315 [ a. OF. hideur, hidor, in 12th c. hi 2353 hidousty c1420 [ a. OF. *hidosete, hideusete (Palsgr 2354 hierarchy c1380 [ME., a. OF. ier-, jerarchie (14th c. in 2355 hippocras c1386 [ a. OF. ipocras, ypocras (a1400), fo 2356 hippopotamus 13.. ng. forms were a. OF. ypotame (13th c. in Hatz.-Da 2357 historier c1449 [ ad. OF. historieur (15th c. in Gode 2358 historious, a. 1523 [ a. OF. historieux, ad. L. type *his 2359 ho, int.2 and n.3 13.. [ a. OF. ho halt! stop!] 2360 hobby, n.2 c1440 [ a. OF. hobe, hobet, med.L. hobetus, 2361 hoberd c1450 [? a. OF. hobert hobby, hawk, or by-fo 2362 holour c1230 [ a. OF. holier, holer, huler (later 2363 homage, n. c1290 [ a. OF. ommage, homage, humage (12th 2364 homager c1400 [ a. OF. hommager, -ier, f. hommage h 2365 honest, a. 13.. [ a. OF. honeste (12th c. in Littre), 2366 honestete c1315 [ a. OF. honestete (mod.F. honnetete, 2367 honesty c1330 [ a. OF. (h)oneste (12th c. in Littre 2368 honorance a1300 [ a. OF. honorance, -urance, f. honor 2369 honorous, honourous, a. c1475 [ a. OF. type *honoros, -eus, AF. -ou 2370 honour, honor, n. c1200 [ a. OF. onor, -ur, honor, -ur (11th http://ed2.oed.com/cgi/search?query_type=advsearch&queryword=-162…&restrict_ps=pple&sort_type=alpha&case_id=U1Yz-A8nibl-263&print=1 Page 10 of 27 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 10:58

2371 honourable, honorable, a. (n., adv.) c1330 [ a. OF. honorable, honurable = Pr., 2372 honourment 1440 [ a. OF. (h)onorement, f. honorer to 2373 hontous, a. c1477 [ a. OF. hontos, -us, -ous, -eus, mod 2374 horizon, n. c1374 [ a. OF. orizonte (13th c. in Hatz.-D 2375 horologe c1381 [ a. OF. orloge, oriloge, mod.F. horl 2376 horribility 13.. riblete, etc., a. OF. horriblete, horribilite, f. 2377 horrible, a. (n., adv.) 1303 [ a. OF. (h)orrible (12th c. in Hatz. 2378 horror, n. c1375 [ a. OF. orror, (h)orrour (mod.F. hor 2379 hospital, n. c1300 [ a. OF. hospital, mod.F. hopital, ad 2380 hospitality c1375 [ a. OF. hospitalite (12-13th c. in H 2381 hospitaller, -aler c1330 [ a. OF. hospitalier (12-13th c. in H 2382 host, n.1 c1290 [ a. OF. ost, host, oost, hoost army 2383 host, n.2 c1290 [ a. OF. oste, hoste (12th c. in Litt 2384 host, n.3 1382 [? ad. OF. hoste, oste, var. of hostel 2385 host, n.4 1303 [ a. OF. oiste, hoiste:-L. hostia vic 2386 hostage, n.1 c1275 [ a. OF. ostage (11th c.), hostage (1 2387 hostage, n.2 c1440 [ a. OF. (h)ostage:-late L. type *hos 2388 hostager c1330 [ a. OF. (h)ostagier, -ger hostage, p 2389 hostel, n.1 c1250 [ a. OF. ostel, -eil, hostel, mod.F. 2390 hosteler c1290 [ a. OF. ostelier (12th c. in Hatz.-D 2391 hostelry c1386 [ a. OF. (h)ostelerie (12th c. in Hat 2392 hostess, n. c1290 [ a. OF. ostesse (12th c. in Littre), 2393 hostry 1377 [ a. OF. hosterie, hostrie (= It. ost 2394 hot, hott, n.1 a1300 [ a. OF. hotte a pannier or creel, su 2395 hour a1225 [ a. OF. ure, ore, later hure, hore, 2396 house, n.2 c1283 [ a. OF. huche (12th c. in Littre), h 2397 houser2 1513 [ a. OF. houssure, -eure, f. housser 2398 hue, n.2 c1330 [ a. OF. hu, hui, huy, heu, outcry, n 2399 huge, a. (adv.) a1275 , app. aphetic f. OF. ahuge, ahoge, ahoege, in sam 2400 huisher, husher 13.. [ a. OF. huisier, huscier, mod.F. hui 2401 huke, n. 1415 [ a. OF. huque, heuque a kind of cape 2402 humble, a.1 c1250 [ a. OF. umble, humble (12th c. in Li 2403 humblesse c1374 [ a. OF. (h)umblesse, f. humble: see 2404 humet, n.1 1572 [? a. OF. *heaumet dim. of heaume the 2405 hurdis, hurdice 13.. hurdis, etc., a. OF. hourdeis, -is, earlier horde 2406 hure, n. c1290 [ a. OF. hure hair of the head, head 2407 hurk 1598 [ a. OF. hurque, hourque, var. of hul 2408 hurt, n.1 c1205 [app. a. OF. hurte (mod.F. heurte) shock

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2409 hustlement c1374 [ a. OF. (h)ostillement, (h)oust-, (h 2410 hyacinth 1553 ynct, jacynth, a. OF. jacincte, mod.F. jacinthe (s 2411 hydra c1374 lier forms are a. OF. idres, ydre (mod.F. hydre).] 2412 hydre c1250 [ a. OF. ydre, ydrie, ad. L. hydria.] 2413 hydromance 1390 [ a. OF. ydromance.] 2414 hydropic, a. and n. 13.. [ME. a. OF. ydropique, -ike (12th c.), a 2415 hydropsy a1300 [ME., a. OF. idro-, ydropisie (12th c.), 2416 hyena, hyæna 1340 ier forms were a. OF. hiene, hyene (mod.F. hyene). 2417 hypocrisy a1225 [ a. OF. ypocrisie (mod.F. hypocrisie 2418 hypocrite a1225 [ a. OF. ypo-, ipocrite (mod.F. hypoc 2419 idol, n. c1250 [ME. a. OF. id(e)le, and idole, ad. late 2420 idolaster, n. and a. c1386 [ a. OF. idolastre (now idolatre), va 2421 idolater c1380 ur, was either f. OF. idolatre + agent-suffix -er, 2422 idolatry c1250 [ a. OF. idol-, ydolatrie (12th c. in 2423 imager 13.. ym-, imageour, a. OF. ym-, imageur (14th c. in God 2424 imagery a1325 [ a. OF. imagerie (13th c. in Hatz.-D 2425 imaginative, a. (n.) c1374 [ a. OF. imaginatif (14th c.), ad. la 2426 impairment 1340 [ a. OF. empeirement, mod.F. empireme 2427 impatience a1225 [ME. a. OF. impacience (12th c.), -patie 2428 impatient, a. (n.) 1377 [ a. OF. impacient, impatient, ad. L. 2429 impeachment 1387 [ a. OF. empechement, empeschement, m 2430 imperial, a. and n. c1374 [ a. OF. em-, imperial (12th c. in Ha 2431 impery a1300 ar. of empery, a. OF. emperie (11thc.), assimilate 2432 imposition c1374 on, impose, or a. OF. imposition, -icion (1317 in 2433 impost, n.1 1568 [ a. OF. impost (1429 in Hatz.-Darm.) 2434 impostume, -thume, n. c1400 [ a. OF. empostume (also in 16th c. E 2435 improbe 1484 [ a. OF. improbe (15th c. in Hatz.-Da 2436 impurity c1450 [ a. OF. impurite (15th c. in Littre) 2437 incense, n. c1290 nsens, encenz, a. OF. encens (12th c.), ancens, ad 2438 incenser1 c1380 ME. encensor, ad. OF. encensoir, med.L. incensori 2439 incensial, a. 1493 : prob. immed. a. OF. encensiel: see -al1.] 2440 incertainty 1484 [ a. OF. incertainete (1477 in Godef. 2441 inclinable, a. c1449 [ a. OF. enclinable (Roman de Rose), 2442 incolumity 1533 [ a. OF. incolumite, ad. L. incolumit 2443 incomprenable, a. 1502 [ a. OF. incomprenable incomprehensib 2444 inconvenience, n. c1400 [ a. OF. inconvenience (mod.F. inconv 2445 incurable, a. (n.) a1340 [ a. OF. incurable (13-14th c. in Hat 2446 indeficient, a. 1508 [ a. OF. indeficient (15th c. in Gode 2447 indemnity2 1556 [ ad. OF. indampnite (1433 in Hatz.-D

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2448 indenture, n. 13.. ME. endenture) a. OF. endenteure (later -ure) inde 2449 indicible, a. 1480 [ a. OF. indicible (1480 in Hatz.-Dar 2450 indicion1 c1532 [ a. OF. indicion, variant of indicti 2451 indiction 1387 , perh. immed. a. OF. indiction, indictiun (Ph. de 2452 Indois a1400 [ a. OF. Indois: cf. Gregois.] 2453 induces, n. pl. 1490 [ a. OF. induces, ad. L. induciae: se 2454 inequality 1484 [ a. OF. inequalite, 14thc. in Littre 2455 inexpert, a. (n.) c1450 [ a. OF. inexpert, -e (14-16th c. in 2456 infame, n.1 1387 [ a. OF. infame, enfame:-late L. infa 2457 infamity 1493 [ a. OF. infamete infamy, f. infame i 2458 infance c1400 [ a. OF. enfance, -aunce (mod.F. enfa 2459 infant, n.1 (a.) 1382 [ a. OF. enfant, -aunt (F. enfant, Pr 2460 infestance 1490 [ a. OF. infestance.] 2461 infidel, n. and a. 1470 [ a. OF. infidele (15-16th c. in Hatz 2462 infirmarer c1430 [ a. OF. enfermerier (Godef.), app. f 2463 information c1386 [ a. OF. enformacion, informacion (mo 2464 infortunity 1477 [ a. OF. infortunite (Godef.), ad. la 2465 ingnel, a. 1340 [ a. OF. ingnel, ignel, inel, isnel, 2466 inhibition c1375 [ a. OF. inibicion (13-14th c. in Lit 2467 inhonest, a. 1340 ; in ME. prob. a. OF. inhoneste (Godef.).] 2468 inhospitable, a. 1570 [ a. OF. inhospitable (15-16th c. in 2469 inique, a. 1521 [ a. OF. inique (14th c. in Godef.), 2470 iniquity 13.. [ a. OF. iniquite (Oxf. Psalter, 12th 2471 inition 1463 [ a. OF. inition, inicion (Godef.), a 2472 ink, n.1 c1250 [ a. OF. enque (11th c. in Hatz.-Darm 2473 inobedience a1225 [ a. OF. inobedience, or ad. late L. 2474 inobedient, a. and n. 1377 [ a. OF. inobedient, or ad. late L. i 2475 inobeisance 1382 [ a. OF. inobeissance, f. in- (in-3) 2476 inobeisant, a. 1382 [ a. OF. inobeissant, f. in- (in-3) + 2477 inquest, n. c1290 [ a. OF. enqueste = Pr. enquesta, It. 2478 inquietation 1461 [ a. OF. inquietation (1342 in Godef. 2479 inquisition, n. 1382 [ a. OF. inquisition, -icion (12th c. 2480 inquisitive, a. (n.) c1386 [ a. OF. inquisitif, -ive (Godef.), a 2481 inquisitor 1504 [ a. OF. inquisiteur (1404 in Hatz.-D 2482 insatiable, a. a1420 [ a. OF. insaciable (13thc.; mod.F. i 2483 insipience c1422 [ a. OF. insipience (15thc. in Godef. 2484 inspiration 1303 [ a. OF. en-, inspiration, -cion (12- 2485 institution c1380 [ME. a. OF. institucion, -tion (12th c. 2486 instruction 1412 [ a. OF. in-, enstruction, -cion (134 http://ed2.oed.com/cgi/search?query_type=advsearch&queryword=-162…&restrict_ps=pple&sort_type=alpha&case_id=U1Yz-A8nibl-263&print=1 Page 13 of 27 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 10:58

2487 insufficience 1432 [ a. OF. insufficience (14th c., Ores 2488 insufficient, a. (n.) c1386 [ a. OF. insufficient (14th c., Oresm 2489 intendable, a. 1390 [ a. OF. entendable understandable, u 2490 intendance1 1390 [ a. OF. entendance (12th c. in Godef 2491 intent, n. a1225 ntent, intent, a. OF. entent intention, applicatio 2492 intentible, a. 1491 [ a. OF. en-, intentible (Godef.), f. 2493 intention, n. 1340 [ a. OF. en-, intencion, -ciun, -tion 2494 intentive, a. c1290 [ a. OF. en-, intentif, -ive (12th c. 2495 interchange, n. 1548 [ a. OF. entrechange (Godef.), f. ent 2496 interchangeable, a. (adv. and n.) c1450 [ a. OF. entrechangeable (Godef.): se 2497 intercourse, n. 1473 [ a. OF. entrecours exchange, commerc 2498 interdict, n. 1297 [ME. a. OF. entredit (13th c. in Hatz.-D 2499 interination 1489 ratification, f. OF. enterin entire, complete, de 2500 intermellé, a. 1375 [? a. OF. entremelle.] 2501 intermewed, ppl. a. 1598 [ f. OF. entremue (Godef.) half-moult 2502 interrupt, ppl. a. 1412 [ a. OF. interrupt, ad. L. interrupt- 2503 intertissued, ppl. a. 1599 [ f. OF. entretissu interwoven (15-16 2504 intrusion 1387 [ME. a. OF. intrusion, in med.(Anglo-)L. 2505 invasible, a. 1489 [ a. OF. invasible offensive, of atta 2506 invasor 1443 ; perh. immed. ad. OF. invaseur (15-16th c. in God 2507 inventar, -aire 1435 [ a. OF. inventaire (1344 in Godef.), 2508 invention a1350 [ a. OF. invencion, envention (1270-9 2509 inventive, a. c1450 [ a. OF. inventif, -ive (15th c. in G 2510 invocation c1375 [ a. OF. invocation, -cion, -ciun (12 2511 invoy 1617 iant of envoy, a. OF. envoy, now envoi, sending, d 2512 iracundious, a. 1491 [ a. OF. iracondieux (15th c.), f. L. 2513 ire, n. a1300 [ a. OF. ire, yre (11th c. in Littre) 2514 Ireis 1297 [ a. OF. ireis, irois adj. and n., Ir 2515 irrecuperable, a. 1387 [ a. OF. irrecuperable (1386 in Godef 2516 irregular, a. and n. c1380 [ME. a. OF. irreguler (13th c. in Hatz.- 2517 irrepugnable, a. 1578 repugnable, or a. OF. irrepugnable (15th c. in God 2518 isle, n. c1290 E. ile (ille), a. OF. ile (ille), earlier isle, mo 2519 issue, n. 13.. [ME. a. OF. issue, eissue, isue, essue, 2520 ivorine, a. 1382 [In ME. a. OF. ivorin, ivoirin, f. ivoire i 2521 ivory a1300 [ a. OF. yvoire (13th c.), Norm. Fr. 2522 jacinth c1230 cynt, iacinct, a. OF. iacinte or late L. iacint(h) 2523 jacket, n. 1462 [ a. OF. jaquet, jacquet, dim. of jaq 2524 jacounce, jagounce ?a1366 [ a. OF. jacunce (Roland, 11th c.), j 2525 jail, gaol, n. c1275 jaile, jayll, a. OF. jaiole, jaole, jeole, geole, 2526 jailer, jailor, gaoler c1290 http://ed2.oed.com/cgi/search?query_type=advsearch&queryword=-162…&restrict_ps=pple&sort_type=alpha&case_id=U1Yz-A8nibl-263&print=1 Page 14 of 27 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 10:58

2526 jailer, jailor, gaoler c1290 ailer(e, etc., a. OF. jaioleur, jeolier (F. geolie 2527 James a1225 [ a. OF. James (Gemmes, *Jaimes) = Sp 2528 jangler 1303 [ a. OF. jangleor, nom. janglere, f. 2529 jangleress c1386 [ a. OF. jangleresse fem. of jangleor 2530 janglery c1374 [ a. OF. janglerie, f. janglere, -eor 2531 jargon, n.1 1340 [ a. OF. jargon, -oun, gargon, ghargu 2532 jasper, n.1 13.. [ a. OF. jaspre (15th c. in Littre) v 2533 javelot 1489 [ a. OF. javelot, It. giavelotto; in 2534 jay a1310 [ a. OF. jay, mod.F. geai, in ONF. ga 2535 jazerant, jesserant ?a1400 [ a. OF. jaseran, -ant, jaz-, jac-, j 2536 jealous, a. a1225 . gelos, etc., a. OF. gelos (12th c. in Hatz.-Darm 2537 jealousy a1225 [ a. OF. gelosie, jalousie (= Pr. and 2538 jeopardy, n. a1300 iuparti, etc., a. OF. iu parti, later ieu (geu) pa 2539 jeryne ?a1400 [perh. a. OF. geron, giron, front part of 2540 jess, n. 1340 [ME. ges, a. OF. ges (gez, getz) nom., sing. 2541 jessant, a. 1572 [In sense 1, a. OF. gesant (later gisant) lying, 2542 jest, n. a1300 [ a. OF. geste, jeste, ad. L. gesta d 2543 jet, n.1 and a. c1386 [ME. a. OF. jaiet (12th c. in Hatz.-Darm 2544 jetty, n. 1412 [ a. OF. getee, jetee the action of t 2545 Jew, n. c1175 [ME. a. OF. giu, gyu, giue, earlier juie 2546 jewellery, jewelry 13.. [ME. a. OF. juelerye (1434 in Godef. Com 2547 jocular, n. 1432 [ a. OF. joculer, altered form (after 2548 jocund, a. ?c1380 [ a. OF. jocond, jocund (also ju-) = 2549 joinable, a. 1483 [ a. OF. joignable, in 15th c. joinna 2550 joint, n. c1290 [ a. OF. joint and jointe, n. use of 2551 joist, n.1 1375 giste, gyste, a. OF. giste, one of the beams supp 2552 jollity a1300 [ a. OF. jolivete, joliete, jolite, f 2553 jolly, a. and adv. 13.. , jolyf, joly, a. OF. jolif, joli, gay, festive, l 2554 jolyvet 1413 [ a. OF. jolivet, jollyvet, dim. of j 2555 jornay 1540 [ a. OF. jornee, journee: see journey 2556 journal, a. and n. 1355 [ a. OF. jur-, jor-, journal, -el dai 2557 journey, n. a1225 [ a. OF. jornee (12th c.), journee, F 2558 joust, just, n. 1297 [ a. OF. juste, joste, jouste, F. jou 2559 jovencel c1489 [ a. OF. jovencel, mod.F. jouvenceau 2560 joy, n. a1225 [ME. a. OF. joie, joye joy, jewel, F. jo 2561 judge, n. 1303 [ME. a. OF. juge =Pr. jutge; cf. Sp. jue 2562 juelet 1340 [ a. OF. joelet, jouelet (pl. -ez, -e 2563 juggler a1100 [ ad. OF. nom. jog-, jug-, jouglere, 2564 juggleress c1430 [ a. OF. jug-, jougleresse, fem. of j

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2565 jugglery a1300 [ME. a. OF. jogle-, juglerie (12th c.), 2566 juise 1303 [ a. OF. juise, by suffix-exchange fo 2567 July c1290 E. Jule, Juil, a. OF. Jule, Juil, Julle:-L. Julium 2568 junk, n.1 c1400 [ a. OF. jonc, jounc, junc = Sp., Pg. 2569 jurisdiction a1300 [orig. a. OF. jure-, juri-, jurdiction, -d 2570 jussel ?c1390 [ a. OF. jussel juice, broth (Godef.) 2571 just, n.2 1377 [ a. OF. juste, juiste, juyste, ad. m 2572 justice, n. 1137 [ a. OF. justise, -ice (jostise) upri 2573 juvent 1377 [ a. OF. juvent (12th c.):-L. juventu 2574 juventy 1377 [ ad. OF. jovenete, ad. L. juventas, 2575 kercher c1380 er-, kevercher a. OF. couvre-, cuevrechier (Godef. 2576 kerchief, n. a1300 , respectively a. OF. couvrechief and cuevrechief, 2577 key, n.2 a1400 [ a. OF. kay, kai, cay (1311 in Godef 2578 keyage c1440 [ a. OF. kaiage, caiage, etc. (1295 i 2579 kowe c1330 [ a. OF. cowe, coue, etc., var. of qu 2580 label, n.1 c1320 [ a. OF. label (also lablel) ribbon, 2581 laborous, a. c1386 [ a. OF. laboros, -us, laboureux:-L. 2582 labour, labor, n. a1300 [ a. OF. labor, labour (mod.F. labeur 2583 lace, n. 13.. [ ad. OF. laz, las (mod.F. lacs, with 2584 lacert2 c1386 [ a. OF. lacerte, ad. L. lacert-us th 2585 laches, n. 1362 [ a. OF. laschesse, AF. lachesse, lac 2586 lachryme 1490 [ ad. OF. lacrimer, ad. L. lacrimare. 2587 lacket 1523 [ ad. OF. laquet, obs. f. laquais.] 2588 lagan 1531 [ a. OF. lagan, laguen, lagand (whenc 2589 lake, n.4 a1000 Early ME. lac, a. OF. lac, ad. L. lacus basin, tub 2590 lampern 1324 [ a. OF. lamproyon, lamprion, lampreo 2591 lamprey 1297 [ a. OF. *lampreie (OF. and mod.F. la 2592 lancegay c1386 [ a. OF. lancegaye, f. (with contract 2593 lancell a1400 [ a. OF. lancele, dim. of lance lance 2594 lancer1 1422 [ ad. OF. lanceor, lanceur, f. lancer 2595 lancet c1420 [ ad. OF. F. lancette, dim. of lance 2596 langel(l 1324 [? a. OF. langeul:-popular L. *laneolu 2597 languager 1483 [ a. OF. langageur 'a prater ... babl 2598 languor, n. a1300 [ a. OF. languor, lango(u)r (mod.F. l 2599 languorous, a. 1490 [ ad. OF. lango(u)reux, f. langor lan 2600 languste c1200 [ a. OF. languste (cf. F. langouste c 2601 lanneret 1432 [ ad. OF. and F. laneret in same sens 2602 lard, n. c1420 [ a. OF. (mod.F.) lard bacon (= It.,

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2603 larder, n.1 c1305 [ a. OF. lardier, AF. larder:-med.L. 2604 lardry 1538 [ ad. OF. larderie, f. lard: see lard 2605 laron 13.. [ ad. OF. laron (F. larron):-L. latro 2606 lash, n.2 c1440 . of latch n., a. OF. lache vbl. n., f. lachier, d 2607 lash, a. c1374 [ a. OF. lasche (F. lache) vbl. adj., 2608 latch, n.1 1331 least) may be a. OF. lache lace, a vbl. noun f. l 2609 latchet c1350 [ ad. OF. lachet, dial. var. of lacet 2610 latimer c1205 [ a. OF. latim(m)ier, a corruption (p 2611 latten 1340 [ a. OF. laton, leiton, mod.F. laiton 2612 lattice, n. 1382 [ a. OF. and F. lattis, f. latte lath 2613 laud, n.1 a1340 [ a. OF. laude, ad. L. laud-em, laus 2614 laund 1340 [ a. OF. launde, F. lande wooded grou 2615 laundon ?a1400 [ a. OF. landon, f. lande: see laund. 2616 laurel, n.1 a1300 er for lorier, f. OF. lor:-L. laur-us: the b forms 2617 lavender, n.1 a1310 [ a. OF. lavandier masc., lavandiere 2618 lavendry 1377 [ ad. OF. lavan-, lavenderie, f. lava 2619 laver, n.2 1340 [ a. OF. laveoir, lavur:-L. lavatoriu 2620 lavish, n. 1483 [ a. OF. lavasse, lavache, deluge of 2621 lay, n.3 a1225 [ a. OF. lei, mod.F. loi law = Pr. le 2622 lay, n.4 a1240 [ a. OF. lai (recorded from the 12th 2623 leach, n.1 ?c1390 [ a. OF. lesche (F. leche).] 2624 leal, a. and adv. a1300 [ a. OF. leel, usually in semi-learne 2625 lear2 1382 [ a. OF. lieure, lyeure, liure:-L. li 2626 leash, n. a1300 [ a. OF. lesse, laisse (mod.F. laisse 2627 lecher, n.1 c1175 [ a. OF. lecheor, -eur, -ur, liceour, 2628 lecherous, a. 1303 [ a. OF. lecheros, etc., f. lecheur l 2629 lechery c1230 [ a. OF. lecherie, licherie, f. leche 2630 lectern c1325 lettrun, etc., a. OF. lettrun, leitrun, semi-popul 2631 lection, n. a1300 [ a. OF. lectiun, ad. L. lection-em, 2632 leet, n.2 1441 of elite n.2 ( a. OF. eslite, eslete), election. ( 2633 legacy, n. c1375 [ a. OF. legacie a legateship (see 1b 2634 legate, n.1 1154 [ a. OF. legat, ad. L. legatus, pa. p 2635 legate, n.2 1447 [ a. OF. legat = It. legato, ad. L. l 2636 legion c1205 [ a. OF. legiun, legion (mod.F. legio 2637 legister1 1303 [ a. OF. legistre variant (influenced 2638 leisure, n. 13.. [ a. OF. leisir (mod.F. loisir), subs 2639 lenity 1548 [ ad. OF. lenite or L. lenitat-em, le 2640 lenye, a. 1513 [ a. OF. ligne, linge, thin, slender

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2641 leopard a1290 leupard, etc., a. OF. leopard, lebard, leupard, et 2642 leper, n.1 c1250 [ a. OF. lepre, liepre (mod.F. lepre) 2643 leprous, a. a1225 [ a. OF. lepros, leprous (mod.F. lepr 2644 lesson, n. a1225 [ ad. OF. lecon, F. lecon:-L. lection 2645 letter, n.1 a1225 [a. or ad. OF. and F. lettre:-L. littera a 2646 lettice a1450 [ a. OF. letice, -is(s)e, etc., app. 2647 lettrure 13.. [ ad. OF. letreure, lettreure:-L. lit 2648 lettuce c1290 that it may be a. OF. *letuse, *laituse:-L. *lactu 2649 levable, a. 1432 [ a. OF. levable, f. lever to raise, 2650 level, n. 1340 [ a. OF. livel (13th c.), later nivel 2651 lever, n.1 1297 evere, levour, a. OF. *levere, leveour (F. leveur) 2652 leveret 14.. [ ad. OF. levrete, levrette, dim. of 2653 levity1 1564 [ ad. OF. levite = It. levita, ad. L. 2654 lias 1404 from dialects; a. OF. liois (mod.F. liais) a compa 2655 libel, n. 1297 [ a. OF. libel masc., libelle fem. (m 2656 liberal, a. and n. c1375 [ a. OF. liberal (F. liberal) = Sp., 2657 liberality 13.. [ a. OF. liberalite (1262 in Hatz.-Da 2658 lidderon 13.. [Perh. a. OF. ladron (see ladrone), influe 2659 liege, a. and n. 1297 [ a. OF. lige, liege (med.L. ligius, 2660 liege poustie 1340 [ a. OF. lige poeste, med.L. ligia po 2661 ligeance 1377 [ a. OF. ligeance, legiance, etc. (la 2662 ligustre 1480 [ a. OF. ligustre or ad. L. ligustr-u 2663 limer1 c1369 od.F. limier), f. OF. liem (F. lien) leash: see li 2664 line, n.3 c1400 [ a. OF. lin, ligne, ling(e.] 2665 lineage 13.. [ a. OF. lignage, linage = Pr. linhat 2666 lingel, lingle, n.1 c1440 [ a. OF. lignoel, ligneul:-popular L. 2667 linnet c1530 [ a. OF. linette, linot, linotte (mod 2668 lintel 1388 [ a. OF. lintel threshold (F. linteau 2669 lioncel 1610 [ ad. OF. lioncel, dim. of lion lion. 2670 lioness a1300 [ a. OF. lion(n)esse, leonesse (now s 2671 lionet a1586 [ a. OF. lionet: see lion and -et1.] 2672 liquid, a. and n. 1382 [ a. OF. liquide, ad. L. liquid-us, f 2673 liquor, n. a1225 [ a. OF. licur, licour, likeur, mod.F 2674 liser 1377 [ a. OF. lisiere, of unknown origin. 2675 lisible, a. a1420 F. *leisible), f. OF. loisir, leisir (see leisure 2676 lisoun 13.. [? a. OF. luision shining, light.] 2677 lister1 1377 [ a. OF. listre, altered from litre:- 2678 literal, a. and n. 1382 [ a. OF. literal (F. litteral), ad. L

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2679 litharge 1322 [a. or ad. OF. litarge, litargire (F. lith 2680 liverage1 1544 [ a. OF. livrage tax (1395 in Godef.) 2681 liverance a1300 [Partly a. OF. livrance delivery, sort of h 2682 liverer c1330 [? a. OF. livreure delivery, deliveran 2683 liverison c1175 [ a. OF. liv(e)reison, mod.F. livrais 2684 lizard 1377 [ a. OF. lesard masc., lesarde fem. ( 2685 loange 1390 [ a. OF. loenge (F. louange), f. loer 2686 locket 1354 [ ad. OF. locquet, loquet, luquet (mo 2687 locust, n. a1300 [ a. OF. locuste or L. locusta: see l 2688 lodge, n. 1290 . loge, logge, a. OF. loge, loige arbour, summerho 2689 logis c1477 [ a. OF. logis, -eis, f. loge-r to lo 2690 loin, n. c1302 [ ad. OF. loigne, logne, dialectal va 2691 longayne 1340 [ a. OF. longayne, longaigne latrina, 2692 lopyn c1430 [ a. OF. lop(p)in.] 2693 lorain c1290 [ a. OF. lorain:-late L. type *loranu 2694 lorimer, loriner a1225 [ a. OF. loremier, lorenier (F. lormi 2695 lormery 1419 [ a. OF. lormerie, f. lormier lorimer 2696 lose, n.1 1297 [ a. OF. los, loz, loos:-L. laudes, p 2697 losenger 13.. [ a. OF. losengeour, -ere, agent-n. f 2698 losengery 13.. [ a. OF. losengerie: see prec. and -e 2699 louvre 1356 [ a. OF. lover, lovier, perh. an alte 2700 lower, n. c1330 [ ad. OF. louier reward.] 2701 lowy 1570 [ a. OF. louee, lieuee:-late L. leuca 2702 loy1 1598 [ a. OF. loie, loy, or aphetic for al 2703 loyalty c1400 [ a. OF. loialte (mod. loyaute), f. l 2704 loyn c1400 [ a. OF. loigne (also longe):-med.L. 2705 lozen ?c1390 [? a. OF. *loseigne (once loseingne), 2706 lozenge, n. ?a1366 [ a. OF. losenge, losange (mod.F. los 2707 lozengy, a. 1562 [ a. OF. losangie (13th c.), f. losan 2708 lucarne a1548 [ a. OF. lucane, mod.F. lucarne, of o 2709 luce1 c1386 [ a. OF. lus, luis, repr. late L. luc 2710 lucet1 c1550 [ a. OF. lucet, f. lus luce1.] 2711 luff, n.1 c1205 of, loof, app. a. OF. lof (Wace, 12th c.), later l 2712 luket 1564 [ a. OF. luquet.] 2713 lumer c1468 [? a. OF. lumiere, F. lumiere light.] 2714 lungeteyn, a. c1330 [ ad. OF. loingtain (F. lointain):-po 2715 lungis c1560 [ a. OF. longis:-L. Longinus apocryph 2716 lurdan, n. and a. a1300 [ a. OF. lourdin, f. lourd heavy: see 2717 lure, n.2 c1385 [ a. OF. leurre, loerre, loire = Pr. http://ed2.oed.com/cgi/search?query_type=advsearch&queryword=-162…&restrict_ps=pple&sort_type=alpha&case_id=U1Yz-A8nibl-263&print=1 Page 19 of 27 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 10:58

2718 lute, n.2 c1400 [ ad. OF. lut (F. lut) or med.L. (use 2719 luxurious, a. c1330 [ ad. OF. luxurius (mod.F. luxurieux) 2720 luxury 1340 [ a. OF. luxurie, ad. L. luxuria, f. 2721 luyte c1477 [ a. OF. luite fem., f. luiter:-L. lu 2722 lyam, lyme c1400 [ a. OF. liem (mod.F. lien) = Pr. lia 2723 lyance c1380 [ a. OF. liance, f. li-er to bind.] 2724 lyard, lyart, a. and n. 13.. [ a. OF. liart, of obscure origin; pe 2725 mace, n.1 1297 [ a. OF. masse, mace = Pr. massa, It. 2726 macer1 13.. [ a. OF. maissier, massier, f. masse 2727 mackerel1 c1300 [ a. OF. makerel (F. maquereau) of un 2728 mackerel2 1426 [ ad. OF. maquerel (F. maquereau, maq 2729 madam, n. 1297 [ a. OF. ma dame (in mod.Fr. written 2730 madrean 1357 [ a. OF. madrian 'sorte de fruit' (Go 2731 magic, n. c1384 [ ad. OF. magique, ad. late L. magica 2732 magnet c1440 [ a. OF. magnete (also manette), or d 2733 magnificent, a. and n. 1513 [ a. OF. magnificent, f. L. magnifice 2734 mahomery c1320 [ a. OF. mahomerie, f. Mahom Mahound. 2735 Mahound c1205 Mahun, Mahum, a. OF. Mahun, Mahum, Mahom, shorten 2736 mail, n.3 c1205 [ME. male, a. OF. male (F. malle) = Pr., Sp., 2737 maily, a. 1610 [? a. OF. maillie speckled. But cf. me 2738 maim, n. 1340 maheym, mayne, a. OF. mayhem, mahaing, main, etc. 2739 mainmission c1500 [ a. OF. mainmission (1461), refashio 2740 mainour, manner ?1472 e, mainoevere, a. OF. maneuvre, lit. 'hand-work': 2741 maintenant, adv. 13.. [ a. OF. maintenant in the same sense 2742 maistrice a1300 [ a. OF. maistrise (mod.F. maitrise), 2743 malachite 1398 [ a. OF. melochite, F. malachite, ad. 2744 maladerie 1461 [ a. OF. maladerie (mod.F. corruptly 2745 malapert, a. and n. c1420 [ a. OF. malapert, used by E. Descham 2746 malasade c1430 [ f. OF. malaxe, f. malaxer 'to blend 2747 malcontent, a. and n. 1581 [ a. OF. malcontent: see mal- and con 2748 malcontentment 1587 [ a. OF. malcontentement: cf. mal- an 2749 maldathait a1300 [ a. OF. maldehait: see mal- and dahe 2750 male, a. and n.2 13.. [ a. OF. male, masle (mod.F. male), e 2751 malease a1300 [ a. OF. malaise: see malaise.] 2752 malebouche 1390 [ a. OF. Malebouche (lit. 'evil mouth 2753 male entente c1450 [ a. OF. male entente: see mal- prefi 2754 male journey 1455 [ a. OF. male journee 'evil day'.] 2755 malengin 1390 [ a. OF. malengin, f. mal evil (see m 2756 maleurous, a. 1471 http://ed2.oed.com/cgi/search?query_type=advsearch&queryword=-162…&restrict_ps=pple&sort_type=alpha&case_id=U1Yz-A8nibl-263&print=1 Page 20 of 27 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 10:58

2756 maleurous, a. 1471 [ a. OF. maleuros, -eus, -ous (mod.F. 2757 malevolence c1489 [ a. OF. mali-, malevolence, ad. L. m 2758 malevolent, a. and n. 1509 [ a. OF. malivolent, ad. L. mali-, ma 2759 malfeasor c1330 [ a. OF. malfaisor, agent-n. f. mal f 2760 malfetour c1450 [ a. OF. malfetor (mod.F. malfaiteur) 2761 malgrace c1425 ig. two words, a. OF. male grace (male fem. of mal 2762 malgracious, a. 1390 [ a. OF. malgracieux, maugracieux: se 2763 malicious, a. a1225 [ a. OF. malicius (mod.F. malicieux), 2764 malign, a. c1315 [ a. OF. maligne, malin (mod.F. malin 2765 maligne a1460 [ a. OF. maligne n., f. maligne malig 2766 malignity c1386 [ a. OF. malignite, ad. L. malignitas 2767 malison, n. a1300 [ a. OF. maleison:-L. malediction-em 2768 mallard 1314 [ a. OF. malart, mallart wild drake; 2769 malleable, a. c1386 [ a. OF. malleable, ad. L. *malleabil 2770 maltalent c1320 [ a. OF. maltalent (maut-, mat-), f. 2771 maltalentive, a. c1450 [ a. OF. maltalentif, f. maltalent: s 2772 maltreat, pa. pple. 1592 [? a. OF. maltrait, pa. pple. of maltr 2773 malvoisie 1379 [ a. OF. malvesie, ad. It. malvasia: 2774 manacle, n. a1340 [ME. manicle, a. OF. manicle handcuff (also, as i 2775 manant, a.1 1422 [ a. OF. manant rich.] 2776 manantie c1330 [ a. OF. manantie, f. manant inhabita 2777 manciple a1225 [ a. OF. manciple, mancipe (for the e 2778 mand, n.1 14.. [? a. OF. mand, mant, vbl. noun f. man 2779 mandglorye 1483 [ a. OF. mandegloire (cf. mod.F. main 2780 mandment 1297 [ a. OF. mandement:-late L. mandament 2781 mane, a. c1475 [ a. OF. maine, maigne, magne:-L. mag 2782 mange, n.1 c1400 e ME. manjewe, a. OF. manjue, mangeue itch (also i 2783 manger, n.2 c1420 [ a. OF. mangier to eat (the inf. use 2784 mangery a1300 [ a. OF. mangerie, f. mangier (mod.F. 2785 mangonel 1297 [ a. OF. mangonel, also mangonelle fe 2786 maniable, a. 1483 [ a. OF. maniable, f. manier to handl 2787 maniple 1346 [ a. OF. maniple (more commonly manip 2788 mank, a. 1513 [ a. OF. manc, manque:-L. mancus maim 2789 manor c1290 [ a. OF. manoir dwelling, habitation, 2790 mansion, n. a1340 [ a. OF. mansion (13th c.), now only 2791 mantelet, mantlet c1386 [ a. OF. mantelet, dim. of mantel (F. 2792 mantie, mante a1578 enti, or perh. a. OF. mente lie.] 2793 manuable, a. 1594 [ a. OF. manuable, f. L. manu- hand: 2794 marbryn(e, a. 1319 [ a. OF. marbrin, f. marbre marble n.

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2795 Margaret 1362 [ a. OF. Margarete, -ite (mod.F. Marg 2796 margarite1 1310 [ a. OF. margarite (mod.F. marguerite 2797 margery 13.. [ a. OF. margerie:-L. margaritam: see 2798 marinal, a. and n. a1300 [ a. OF. marinal, -el, adj. and n., a 2799 maris a1340 [ a. OF. marris:-L. matrice-m (see ma 2800 marish, n. and a.1 c1330 mareis, mares, a. OF. marais, mareis (mod.F. marai 2801 marite c1330 [ a. OF. marit (mod.F. mari) or its s 2802 marjoram 1390 [ a. OF. majorane (13th c.), *marjora 2803 marl, n.1 1372 [ a. OF. marle (still in dialects; re 2804 marlet 1556 [ a. OF. merlette the heraldic martle 2805 marmoset 1398 [ a. OF. marmouset grotesque image, i 2806 marmot(t)ane 1601 [ a. OF. marmottaine, corruptly repr. 2807 marquis, marquess 13.. [ a. OF. marchis, later altered to ma 2808 marriable, a. c1440 [ a. OF. mariable, f. mari-er to marr 2809 marshal, n. 1258 [ a. OF. mareschal, marescal (mod.F. 2810 martel, n.1 1426 [ a. OF. martel (mod.F. marteau) = Pr 2811 martelaise c1450 [ a. OF. martelais (:-med.L. type *ma 2812 martyre c1330 [ a. OF. martire, earlier martirie (m 2813 martyrement 1340 [ a. OF. martirement, f. martirer to 2814 marvel, n.1 a1300 [ a. OF. merveille fem. (mod.F. merve 2815 marvel, a. 13.. [ a. OF. merveil adj., evolved from m 2816 marvellable, a. 1483 [ a. OF. merveillable: see marvel v. 2817 marvellous, a., (n.) and adv. 13.. [ a. OF. merveillos (mod.F. merveille 2818 maselin a1290 [ a. OF. maselin, also mazerin, mader 2819 maslin2 1303 [ a. OF. mesteillon (for the many var 2820 massy, a. 1382 nstances perh. a. OF. massi, massis, masseis, f. m 2821 master, n.1 c888 ester); partly a. OF. maistre (mod.F. maitre) = Pr 2822 mastery a1225 [ a. OF. maistrie, f. maistre master 2823 mastin 1483 [ a. OF. mastin: see mastiff.] 2824 masuel 13.. [ a. OF. massuelle, f. massue club.] 2825 match, n.2 1377 [ a. OF. mesche, meiche (mod.F. meche 2826 mate, n.1 c1330 [ME. mat, a. OF. mat in eschec mat checkmate 2827 mate, a. a1225 [ a. OF. mat mated at chess, confound 2828 matfellon a1387 [ a. OF. matefelon, app. f. mate-r ma 2829 mathematic, a. and n. c1380 [ a. OF. mathematique (mod.F. mathema 2830 matrass1 1530 [ a. OF. materas, matelas, of obscure 2831 matrimony 1303 [ a. OF. matremoine, -oyne, -oigne, a 2832 matter, n.1 a1225 tere, matiere, a. OF. matere, matiere (mod.F. mati 2833 mattress1 c1290 http://ed2.oed.com/cgi/search?query_type=advsearch&queryword=-162…&restrict_ps=pple&sort_type=alpha&case_id=U1Yz-A8nibl-263&print=1 Page 22 of 27 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 10:58

2833 mattress1 c1290 [ a. OF. materas (mod.F. matelas), ad 2834 maudlin, n. c1320 [ a. OF. Madelaine, semi-popular ad. 2835 maugre, n. and prep. c1264 [ a. OF. maugre, malgre (= Pr. mal gr 2836 maumet c1205 [ a. OF. mahumet idol; a use of Mahum 2837 maundy c1290 [ a. OF. mande, ad. L. mandatum, lit. 2838 mauvasty 1474 [ a. OF. malvaistie, mauvaistie, wick 2839 mavite 1375 [ a. OF. mal-, mauvitie, var. of malv 2840 mayoralty 1386 [ ad. OF. mairalte, f. maire mayor, a 2841 mazer, n. c1200 [ a. OF. masere, masre (masdre, madre 2842 meagre, a. (n.) 13.. [ME. megre, a. OF. megre, maigre (mod.F. maigre 2843 mean, a.2 and adv.2 1340 [ a. OF. men, meen, meien, moien (mod 2844 meaner1 1387 [ a. OF. meeneur, moieneor, moyenneur 2845 mease 1469 [ a. OF. meise, maise barrel (or some 2846 measondue 1354 [ a. OF. meson-dieu, maison-Dieu, lit 2847 mediation c1386 [ a. OF. mediacion (mod.F. mediation) 2848 medicinable, a. and n. 1398 [ a. OF. medecinable, f. medeciner: s 2849 medicine, n.1 a1225 [ a. OF. medecine, medicine (mod.F. m 2850 medlar ?a1366 [ a. OF. medler (Godefr. Compl. s.v. 2851 medle 13.. , mele, merle, a. OF. *medle, meele, merle, mesle 2852 medley, n. and a. 13.. [ a. OF. medlee, var. of meslee (mod. 2853 medlure 1413 [ ad. OF. *medlure, var. of meslure, 2854 meinie c1290 [ a. OF. meyne, mesnie, earlier mesne 2855 melancholiant, a. c1400 [ a. OF. melancoliant, pr. pple. of m 2856 melancholious, a. c1380 [ a. OF. melancolieus, f. melancolie 2857 melancholy, n. 1303 [ a. OF. melancolie, melencolie, male 2858 melilot c1410 [ a. OF. melilot (mod.F. melilot), ad 2859 mellay, n. and a. 13.. [ a. OF. mellee, meslee: see melee.] 2860 melliflue, a. c1450 [ a. OF. melliflue, ad. L. mellifluus 2861 melodious, a. c1374 [ ad. OF. melodieus (mod.F. melodieux 2862 melody, n. c1290 [ a. OF. melodie (mod.F. melodie), ad 2863 mel-pell, adv. a1600 [ a. OF. melle pelle, inversion of pe 2864 membrance 14.. [ a. OF. membrance, f. membr-er membe 2865 memoriable, a. 1436 [ a. OF. memoriable, f. memorie memor 2866 memorial, a. and n. c1374 [ a. OF. memorial (mod.F. memorial) = 2867 memory, n. 1303 [ a. OF. memorie, memoire, memore (mo 2868 menable, a. 1390 [ a. OF. menable, f. mener to lead: s 2869 menace, n. a1300 [ a. OF. manace, menace (mod. F. mena 2870 ménage, menage 1297 [ a. OF. manaige, menaige (mod.F. men 2871 mendience c1400 [ a. OF. mendience, -ance, f. mendian

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2872 mendinant, n. and a. 1362 [ a. OF. mendinant, pr. pple. of mend 2873 mendivaunt c1400 [ f. OF. (chiefly AF.) mendif, altere 2874 menise c1430 [ a. OF. menuise, menuse (mod.F. menu 2875 menison c1290 [ a. OF. menison, meneison, menoison: 2876 mensoigne, mensonge c1430 [ a. OF. mencoigne, mensonge:-popular 2877 menstruous, a. 1535 [ ad. OF. menstrueus, ad. L. type *me 2878 mentery c1430 . F. menterie, f. OF. mentere, menteur liar, f. me 2879 merchandy 1303 [ a. OF. marchandie, f. marchand merc 2880 merchant, n. and a. c1290 [ a. OF. marchand, earlier marcheant 2881 merciere a1340 [ a. OF. merciere adj., merciful, f. 2882 mere, n.4 a1250 [ a. OF. mere:-L. matrem mother.] 2883 merel 1390 [ a. OF. merel, marel (mod.F. mereau) 2884 meridian, a. c1391 [ a. OF. meridien (mod.F. meridien), 2885 merion a1400 [ a. OF. meriane, meriene:-L. meridia 2886 merit, n. a1225 [ a. OF. merite (mod.F. merite), ad. 2887 meritory, a. 13.. [ a. OF. meritoire, ad. L. meritorius 2888 merling 1307 [ ad. OF. merlanke, merlanc, merlenc 2889 meschant, a. and n. a1450 [ a. OF. mescheant unlucky, wicked (m 2890 meschyne 1490 [? a. OF. meschine, fem. of meschin, m 2891 mese, n.2 1402 [ a OF, mes masc., mese fem.:-late L. m 2892 mesel, a. and n. 1297 [ a. OF. mesel leprous, leper:-L. mis 2893 meselry a1300 [ a. OF. mesel(l)erie, f. mesel mesel 2894 mesnalty 1542 lte, mesnalte, f. OF. mene, mesne mesne a., after 2895 mesplier 1480 [ a. OF. mesplier (= nesplier, mod.F. 2896 mess, n. a1300 [ a. OF. mes = sense 1 below (mod.F. 2897 metal, n. (and a.) 1297 [ a. OF. metal, metail (mod.F. metal) 2898 mete, n.1 1402 [ a. OF. mete, mette, ad. L. meta goa 2899 metropole 13.. [ a. OF. metropole, ad. L. metropolis 2900 meurte 1474 [ a. OF. meurte, f. meur ripe: see mu 2901 meuse, muse, n. 1523 [ a. OF. muce, musse, mouce, mod. dia 2902 miche, n.1 c1290 [ a. OF. miche, of obscure origin; it 2903 micher, n. a1225 muchare, app. a. OF. *muchere, mucheor, agent.-n. 2904 mignote 1489 [ a. OF. mignote fem. of mignot wanto 2905 milfoil c1265 [ME. milfoil, a. OF. milfoil masc. (also millefue 2906 minatory, a. and n. 1532 [ ad. OF. minatoire, ad. late L. mina 2907 miner1 c1275 mynur, minour, a. OF. mineor, minour (mod.F. mineu 2908 minerable, a. 1560 [ a. OF. minerable, f. med.L. minera: 2909 minister, n. c1290 [ a. OF. menestre, ministre, a. L. mi 2910 minor, a. and n. 1297 esser: see min a. OFr. had menour (whence most of http://ed2.oed.com/cgi/search?query_type=advsearch&queryword=-162…&restrict_ps=pple&sort_type=alpha&case_id=U1Yz-A8nibl-263&print=1 Page 24 of 27 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 10:58

2911 Minoress1 1395 E. menouresse, a. OF. menouresse, f. menour minor 2912 minstrel, n. a1225 [ a. OF. menestral, -terel, ministral 2913 minstrelsy 1303 [ ad. OF. menestralsie, -trancie, f. 2914 minuity 1612 [ ad. OF. minuite, irreg. f. L. minut 2915 miracle, n. 1154 [ a. OF. miracle, ad. L. miraculum ob 2916 miri c1400 [ a. OF. mirie, mire:-L. medicum.] 2917 mirror, n. c1225 [ME. mirour, a. OF. mirour, mireor, mireoir, ear 2918 misadventure, n. c1290 [ a. OF. mesaventure (12th c.), f. me 2919 misadventurous, a. c1400 he early quot. a. OF. mesaventureux; in the mod. i 2920 mischance, n. 1297 [ a. OF. mesch(e)ance, -aunce, also m 2921 mischief, n. a1300 [ a. OF. meschief, meschef, mechef (m 2922 mischievous, a. c1330 evous (c1400), f. OF. meschev-er mischieve v. or m 2923 miscreance1 1390 [ a. OF. mescreance (mod.F. mecreance 2924 miscreant, a. and n. c1330 [ a. OF. mescreant:-popular L. *minus 2925 misease, n. c1200 [ a. OF. mesaise (from 13th c.), f. m 2926 miseasy, a. c1290 [ a. OF. mesaise, -aisie (also -aisi) 2927 misericord, n. a1315 [ a. OF. misericorde, ad. L. miserico 2928 misericord, a. 1456 [ a. OF. misericord, L. misericord-em 2929 misericordious, a. 1483 [ a. OF. misericordieux (from 12th c. 2930 misericors, a. 1535 [ a. OF. or L. misericors; cf. miseri 2931 miserous, a. c1475 [ a. OF. misereux, f. misere: see mis 2932 misery c1374 [ a. OF. miserie (12th c.), ad. L. mi 2933 misfait 1377 [ a. OF. mesfait, mod.F. mefait (= Pr 2934 misfeasance 1596 [ a. OF. mesfaisance, f. mesfaisant, 2935 miskin2 1593 of MDu. muse, a. OF. muse (mod.F. musette, cornem 2936 misparlance c1570 [ ad. OF. mesparlance: see mis-2 and 2937 misprisement 1484 [ a. OF. mesprisement, f. mespriser m 2938 mister, n.1 a1225 [ a. OF. mestier, mester, mod.F. meti 2939 mistress, n. c1320 [ a. OF. maistresse, mod.F. maitresse 2940 moat, n.1 1362 d, embankment, a. OF. mote, motte. The development 2941 moble, a. and n. 13.. [ a. OF. moeble, moble (mod.F. meuble 2942 model, n. 1575 [ a. OF. modelle (mod.F. modele), ad. 2943 module, n. 1585 Cf. mould n.2, a. OF. molde, modle:-L. modulum.) T 2944 moiety 1444 moite, moitie, a. OF. moite, moitie, earlier meite 2945 moines 1513 [ ad. OF. (early 14th c.) moinesse, m 2946 moison c1325 [ a. OF. moison, muison, AF. mewson ( 2947 moist, a. and n. ?a1366 [ a. OF. moiste (mod.F. moite). The u 2948 moisture, n. ?a1366 [ a. OF. moistour (mod.F. moiteur), f 2949 molest, n. 13.. [ a. OF. moleste, ad. L. molestia tro http://ed2.oed.com/cgi/search?query_type=advsearch&queryword=-162…&restrict_ps=pple&sort_type=alpha&case_id=U1Yz-A8nibl-263&print=1 Page 25 of 27 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 10:58

2950 molest, a. 1539 [ a. OF. moleste, ad. L. molest-us: s 2951 molestation c1400 [ a. OF. molestation, ad. L. molestat 2952 molestie 1532 [ a. OF. molestie, ad. L. molestia: s 2953 moll, a. 1474 [ a. OF. mol (mod.F. mou, mol, fem. m 2954 mollet, n. 1503 [ a. OF. molete spur-rowel, also an o 2955 mollification c1386 [ a. OF. mollificacion (F. mollificat 2956 momentane, a. and n. 1510 [ a. OF. momentain, ad. L. momentaneu 2957 monarch, n.2 1483 [ a. OF. monarche, monarque fem., sem 2958 mondial, a. c1475 [ a. OF. mondial, ad. late L. mundial 2959 money, n. c1290 [ a. OF. moneie, mon(n)oie (mod.F. mo 2960 moneyer a1300 [ a. OF. mon(n)ier, mon(n)oier:-L. mo 2961 monial, a. and n.1 1377 [ a. OF. monial, moinal (moniale n. f 2962 monial, n.2 1330 [ a. OF. moinel, moynel, monial (also 2963 monishment 1483 nt. In Caxton, a. OF. monestement.] 2964 monition, n. c1375 [ a. OF. monition (from 13th c.), or 2965 monoceros 13.. [ a. OF. monoceros, monoceron, a. L. 2966 monopole1 a1548 [ a. OF. monopole or ad. late L. mono 2967 monopoler 1589 [ a. OF. monopolier: see monopole1 an 2968 monstrance a1300 [ a. OF. monstrance (AF. moustraunce: 2969 monstre, n.1 c1480 monstrum, app. ad. OF. monstre fem. (mod.F. montre 2970 monstrous, a. 1460 [ ad. OF. monstreux, -tereux, ad. lat 2971 monton1 a1533 [ a. OF. monton, var. of mouton sheep 2972 mop, n.2 1496 at the word is a. OF. mappe:-L. mappa involves the 2973 mordant, n. ?a1366 [ a. OF. mordant, subst. use of morda 2974 morel, n.1 c1265 [ a. OF. morele (mod F. morelle) = Pr 2975 morel, a. and n.4 c1425 [ a. OF. morel (early mod.F. moreau) 2976 Morian, a. and n. 1500 Maurien, -an, a. OF. Morien, Maurien, f. More, Ma 2977 mormal c1386 [ a. OF. mortmal (= med.L. mortuum ma 2978 morne, n.1 1494 morne, vbl. n. f. OF. morner to blunt (a lance), f 2979 morse, n.1 1404 [ a. OF. mors (Godef. 1380), ad. L. m 2980 morsel, n. c1290 [ a. OF. morsel (mod.F. morceau: see 2981 mortal, a. c1368 [ a. OF. mortel, mortiel, mortal (mod 2982 mortgage, n. 1390 [ a. OF. mortgage (13th c.) lit. 'dea 2983 mortificative, a. a1400 [ a. OF. mortificatif, ad. med.L. *mo 2984 mortmain, n. c1450 [ a. OF. mortemain, AF. morte mayn (B 2985 mortrel 1377 [ a. OF. morterel, morteruel (pl. mor 2986 mote, n.2 a1272 [ME. mote, a. OF. mote, motte clod, hillock, m 2987 motive, a. 1502 [ ad. OF. motif or med.L. motiv-us (E 2988 mouncel c1450 http://ed2.oed.com/cgi/search?query_type=advsearch&queryword=-162…&restrict_ps=pple&sort_type=alpha&case_id=U1Yz-A8nibl-263&print=1 Page 26 of 27 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 10:58

2988 mouncel c1450 [ a. OF. moncel lit. heap (mod.F. mon 2989 mouns 1297 [ a. OF. monz, pl. of mont: see mount 2990 mountain c1205 [ a. OF. montaigne (mod.F. montagne) 2991 mountance c1290 [ a. OF. montance, f. monter to rise: 2992 mounture 13.. [ a. OF. monteure (mod.F. monture), f 2993 mouton 1377 [ a. OF. mouton, lit. 'sheep' (see mu 2994 movability c1374 ucer's form is a. OF. movablete.)] 2995 movable, moveable, a. and n. c1374 [ a. OF. movable, f. mov-oir (mod.F. 2996 movement, n. c1374 [ a. OF. movement, moevement (mod.F. 2997 mow, n.2 c1325 [ a. OF. moe, moue mouth, lip, pout ( 2998 moyen, n.1 14.. [ a. OF. moien (mod.F. moyen), subst. 2999 moyen, n.2 1509 [ a. OF. moyenne, subst. use of moyen 3000 muable, a. c1374 [ a. OF. muable:-L. mutabilem: see mu

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