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# ENTRY DATE MATCH 4001 rock, n.1 13.. [ a. OF. roke, roque, rocque fem. (al 4002 rocket, n.1 c1290 [ a. OF. roket, ro(c)quet, northern v 4003 rocket, n.4 c1440 [ a. OF. roquet, northern form of roc 4004 rocket, n.5 1538 n.1 + -et1, or a. OF. roquette (Picard rokette).] 4005 Roger, n.2 1567 l name of men, a. OF. Roger, Rogier, of Teut. orig 4006 roid, a. a1400 [ a. OF. roide, rode (also northern r 4007 roin, n. ?a1366 [ a. OF. roigne (roingne, roisne), F. 4008 roitelet 1602 let, roytelet, f. OF. roitel, roietel, etc., dim. 4009 roll, n.1 a1225 [ a. OF. roolle, roulle, rolle, role 4010 roll, n.3 c1450 [ a. OF. roele, roelle (mod.F. rouell 4011 Roman, n.1 c893 , however, are a. OF. Romain (12-13th c.; so mod.F 4012 Roman, a.1 a1300 [In early use a. OF. Romain, -ayn, subsequently a 4013 romance, n. and a. 13.. [In ME., a. OF. romanz, romans (cf. romaunt) 4014 Romany1 a1300 [ ad. OF. Romanie, ad. late L. Romani 4015 Romany2 1495 [ a. OF. romine, roumine, rommeine (G 4016 romaunt, n. and a. 1530 [ a. OF. romant (later roman), an ana 4017 Rome, n. c888 [ a. OF. Rome:-L. Roma. The pron. (ru 4018 roo, n.1 ?a1400 [ ad. OF. roe (mod.F. roue):-L. rota. 4019 rook, n.2 13.. [ a. OF. roc(k, rok, ro(c)q, = Sp. an 4020 rosee 1381 [ ad. OF. rose, f. rose rose n.] 4021 rosel c1400 [ a. OF. rosel (mod.F. roseau).] 4022 rote, n.1 a1300 [ a. OF. rote (rothe, route), = Prov. 4023 rote, n.2 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 1 of 29 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 11:07

4023 rote, n.2 13.. ons that it is a. OF. rote, route route, way, or a 4024 rote, n.3 1387 [ a. OF. rote, var. of route rout n.1 4025 roter1 1297 [ a. OF. rotier, variant of routier, 4026 rotour 1303 [ a. OF. roteor, rote(e)ur, f. rote r 4027 rottle, n. c1450 [ ad. OF. ratelle, dim. of rate: see 4028 roulet c1540 [ a. OF. roulet, rolet, dim. of role 4029 rouncy1 ac1300 [ a. OF. ronci, roncin, runcin (mod.F 4030 round, a. c1290 [ a. OF. rund-, rond-, round-, etc. ( 4031 roundel a1290 [ ad. OF. rondel masc. or rondelle fe 4032 roundlet 1380 [ ad. OF. rondelet, dim. of rondel ro 4033 rouse, a. c1400 [ a. OF. rous (mod.F. roux):-L. russu 4034 rousee 1481 [ a. OF. rousee, rosee (mod.F. rosee) 4035 roveison c1300 [ a. OF. roveison, etc.:-L. rogation- 4036 rowel, n. c1400 [ ad. OF. roel, rouel masc., or roele 4037 roy, n.1 ?a1400 [ a. OF. roy, F. roi, = ONF. rei (see 4038 royal, a. and n. c1374 [ a. OF. roial (mod.F. royal):-L. reg 4039 royalme c1350 [ a. OF. roialme, roiaume, roiame (mo 4040 royalty c1398 [ a. OF. roialte: see royal a. Cf. al 4041 rubrish, n. c1386 [ a. OF. rubriche, rubrice, ad. L. ru 4042 ruby, n. and a. 13.. [ a. OF. rubi (= Sp. and Pg. rubi, Pr 4043 rude, a. and adv. c1340 [ a. OF. ruide, rude (F. rude), or ad 4044 rudesse 1471 [ a. OF. rudesse, f. rude rude a.] 4045 ruff, n.3 1589 [ ad. OF. roffle, rouffle, earlier ro 4046 ruffian, n. and a. 1531 [ a. OF. rufyen, -ien, ruffien, ruffi 4047 ruin, n. c1374 [ a. OF. ruyne, ruine (mod.F. ruine), 4048 ruissel c1477 [ a. OF. ruisel, ruisseaul, etc. (mod 4049 ruit a1400 [ a. OF. ruit, ruyt, in the same sens 4050 rule, n. a1225 [ a. OF. riule, reule, ruile, rule, e 4051 ruler, a. and n.2 a1380 [ ad. OF. reuler, riuler, etc.:-L. re 4052 rumney 1393 [ a. OF. rom(m)enie, = obs. It. and m 4053 rumour, n. c1374 [ a. OF. rumur, rumour, rumor (mod.F. 4054 rumpure 1491 [ a. OF. rumpure, rompure, f. rompre 4055 runlet1 1394 [ a. OF. rondelet, dim. of rondelle, 4056 russel1 a1450 [ a. OF. russel, roussel (mod.F. rous 4057 russet, n. and a. c1275 [ a. OF. rousset, rosset, roset, etc. 4058 rustical, a. and n. 1432 [ ad. OF. rustical, or med.L. rustica 4059 rut, n.1 c1410 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 2 of 29 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 11:07

4059 rut, n.1 c1410 [ a. OF. rut, var. of ruit:-pop. L. * 4060 rutar 1610 .L. rutar-ius, ad. OF. routier: see router1 and ru 4061 rutter1 a1500 ce G. reuter), ad. OF. routier, routeur: see route 4062 sabeline, n. a1200 [ a. OF. sabeline (12th c. in Godef.) 4063 sable, n.1 14.. [ a. OF. sable, saible sable fur, als 4064 sacket c1440 [ a. OF. saquet, dim. of sac sack n.1 4065 sacrary 13.. [ a. OF. sacraire, -eire, sacrarie, a 4066 sacre, n.1 a1500 [ a. OF. sacre, of twofold formation: 4067 sacrilege, n.1 a1300 [ a. OF. sacrilege (12th c. in Hatz.- 4068 sacrist 1577 [ a. OF. sacriste (= It. sacrista), a 4069 safflower 1583 = G. safflor, a. OF. saffleur, safour, a. early I 4070 sailour ?a1366 [ a. OF. sailleor, f. saillir to danc 4071 saint, a. and n. c1175 [ a. OF. saint, seint, fem. sainte, s 4072 saintrel c1440 [ a. OF. sainterel, dim. of saint. Cf 4073 saintuaire a1300 [ a. OF. saintuaire, santuaire, semi- 4074 saisne c1450 [ a. OF. Saisne:-L. Saxonem Saxon.] 4075 salad c1390 [ a. OF. salade (14th c.), a. Pr. sal 4076 saler 13.. [ a. OF. sal(l)iere fem., mod.F. sali 4077 saligot 1578 [ a. OF. saligot.] 4078 saliner 1543 [ a. OF. salinier, ad. late L. salina 4079 salpetre c1325 [ a. OF. salpetre (mod.F. salpetre), 4080 saltire ?a1400 [ a. OF. saut(e)oir, sauteur, -our, - 4081 salue, n. c1430 [ a. OF. salu (in mod.Fr. written sal 4082 salutation 1382 [ a. OF. salutacion (mod.F. salutatio 4083 salute, n.2 1455 [ a. OF. salut, saluyt, pl. saluts, s 4084 salutifere, a. 1549 [ a. OF. salutifere (salutiffere), ad 4085 salvation a1225 [ a. OF. sauvacion, -un, salvatiun, e 4086 samite 13.. [ a. OF. samit = Pr. samit, Sp. jamet 4087 sampler, n.1 a1300 [Aphetic f. OF. essamplaire: see examplar.] 4088 sanap 1312 ape, savenape, a. OF. *sauvenape, f. sauve-r to sa 4089 sanative, a. and n. 14.. [ a. OF. sanatif or med.L. sanativus, 4090 sanctimonial, n. 1513 [ ad. OF. sanctimoniale, or directly 4091 sanctimony 1540 [ a. OF. sainct-, sant-, sanctimonie, 4092 sanctity c1394 [ a. OF. saint-, sainctete, -ite, mod 4093 sanctuary, n.1 a1340 [ a. OF. sain(c)tuarie, sain(c)tuaire 4094 sanders1 1329 [ a. OF. sandre (Hatz.-Darm. s.v. san 4095 sanglier ?a1400 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 29 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 11:07

4095 sanglier ?a1400 [ a. OF. sengler, sangler, sanglier ( 4096 sangrail a1450 [ a. OF. Saint Graal 'Holy Grail': se 4097 sanguinian, a. and n. 1340 [ a. OF. sanguinien, f. sanguin: see 4098 sanguinous, a. 1490 [ ad. OF. sanguineux, ad. late L. san 4099 sanicle 14.. [ a. OF. sanicle (12th c. in Hatz.-Da 4100 sans, prep. c1320 [ a. OF. sen and sens, later san and 4101 sans fail 1297 [ a. OF. sansfail(l) e: see sans and 4102 sapience 13.. [ a. OF. sapience, ad. L. sapientia, 4103 sapient, a. and n. a1400 [ a. OF. sapient or ad. L. sapient-em 4104 sapin 1323 [ a. OF. (and mod.F.) sapin, ad. L. s 4105 sapphire a1272 [ a. OF. safir (12th c. in Littre), m 4106 Saracen, n. and a. c893 ni pl; in ME., a. OF. Sar(r)azin, -cin, mod.F. Sar 4107 sarazine 1525 [ a. OF. sarazine, sar(r)asine aristo 4108 sarcel 1496 [ a. OF. cercel (mod.F. cerceau):-lat 4109 sarcelle 1387 [ a. OF. cercelle (13th c.), mod.F. s 4110 sardoin, n. a1272 [ a. OF. sardoine, ad. L. sardonyx sa 4111 sarpe1 1388 [ a. OF. sarpe (mod.F. serpe), app. f 4112 Sarsenish, a. a1366 [ a. OF. Sar(r)asinois, fem. sar(r)as 4113 sart, n.1 c1290 [ a. OF. sart:-med.L. sartum, neut. p 4114 sartry 1447 [ a. OF. sartrerie, f. sartre:-L. sar 4115 sartryn 1483 [ a. OF. *sartrin (recorded as sartra 4116 satchel, n. 13.. [ a. OF. sachel:-L. saccellus, dim. o 4117 satirien, a. 1509 [ a. OF. satirien: see satire n. and 4118 saucefleme, n. and a. c1386 [ a. OF. sausefleme, semi-popular ad. 4119 saucer, n. 13.. [ a. OF. saussier masc., saussiere fe 4120 saucery c1440 [ a. OF. sausserie, med.L. salsaria, 4121 saulee 1377 [ a. OF. saoulee (mod.F. soulee), f. 4122 savement 13.. [ a. OF. sauvement, f. sauver save v. 4123 savin, savine c1000 [ a. OF. savine (in mod.F. replaced b 4124 saviour a1300 [ a. OF. sauveour (mod.F. sauveur) = 4125 savorous, a. ?a1366 [ a. OF. saverous, savorous (mod.F. s 4126 savour, savor, n. a1225 [ a. OF. savur, savour (mod.F. saveur 4127 savourable, a. 1502 [ a. OF. savourable, f. savourer to s 4128 savoury, a. and n. a1225 . savure, app. a. OF. savoure sapid, fragrant, pa. 4129 sawdee c1500 [ a. OF. soudee (corresp. to Pr. soud 4130 sawger c1440 [ a. OF. sauger, -ier, f. sauge sage

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4131 saxifrage c1440 [ a. OF. saxifrage, saxefrage, sassif 4132 scaf c1375 [ a. OF. scaphe, scauphe, escaf(f)e, 4133 scale, n.2 13.. [aphetic a. OF. escale (12th c.), mod.F. eca 4134 scale, n.7 1613 [ ad. OF. scal(l)e, escal(l)e (mod.F. 4135 scallop, scollop, n. ?a1400 [aphetic a. OF. escalope: see escallop. Whil 4136 scantillon a1300 [Aphetic f. OF. escantillon, eschantillon (m 4137 scar, n.2 1388 [Prob. aphetic a. OF. escare (F. escarre, now writ 4138 scarlet, n. and a. c1250 [Aphetic a. OF. escarlate n. fem. (mod.F. ec 4139 sceptre, n. a1300 ptre, sceptre, a. OF. ceptre, sceptre (mod.F. scep 4140 schedule, n. 1397 edule, sedule, a. OF. cedule (mod.F. cedule), ad. 4141 schism, n. 1382 cisme, sisme, a. OF. scisme, cisme (mod.F. schism 4142 schismat(e c1450 c. scismat(e, a. OF. scismat (Godefr.), app. a ba 4143 schismatic, a. and n. 1377 ismatik, etc., a. OF. cis-, scismatique (mod.F. sc 4144 scholar c1000 lly or in part a. OF. escoler, escolier (mod.F. ec 4145 scientive, a. 1560 [ a. OF. scientif, f. scient scient a 4146 scion c1305 [ a. OF. cion, ciun, cyon, sion, mod. 4147 scissors, n. pl. c1384 urs, cysowres, a. OF. cisoires (mod.F. only in the 4148 sconce, n.1 c1392 [Aphetic a. OF. esconse lantern (also hiding 4149 scorch, n.1 1480 [ a. OF. escorche, escorce (mod.F. ec 4150 scorcheresse c1430 [ a. OF. escorcheresse, fem. agent-n. 4151 scorchvillein 1577 orche-villein, f. OF. escorchier (mod.F. ecorcher) 4152 scorn, n. c1200 harne, aphetic a. OF. escarn, escharn = Pr. esquer 4153 scorpion a1225 [ a. OF. scorpion, scorpiun (also esc 4154 scout, n.4 1553 [ a. OF. escoute fem., action of list 4155 scrayfish 1309 [Corruptly ad. OF. escrevisse (mod.F. ecreviss 4156 screw, n.1 1404 ence of sense, a. OF. escroue fem., also escro mas 4157 scrine a1300 [ a. OF. escrin (mod.F. ecrin jewel-c 4158 scrip, n.1 a1300 [Prob. a. OF. escrep(p)e wallet, purse, ba 4159 scriptoir, -our 1474 [Aphetic a. OF. escriptoire, ad. L. scriptor 4160 scrite 1297 [Aphetic a. OF. escrit: see escript.] 4161 scrivein, -eyn a1300 [Aphetic a. OF. escrivain, -ein, etc. (mod.F 4162 scroffles, n. pl. a1400 [ a. OF. scrophules, ad. L. scrofulae 4163 scroyle 1595 ure that it is a. OF. escroele, scrofulous sore, i 4164 scubard a1300 [ a. OF. (en) escobart.] 4165 scullery c1440 [ a. OF. escuelerie, f. escuelier squ 4166 scuncheon 1372 [ a. OF. escoinson, also written esco 4167 scurrier c1470 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 29 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 11:07

4167 scurrier c1470 [App. aphetic a. OF. descouvreor discoverer; cf. 4168 seal, n.2 c1230 [ a. OF. seel (mod.F. sceau) = Pr. se 4169 seam, n.3 c1200 [ a. OF. saim (also saime fem.), late 4170 sear, n.1 ?1560 ly regarded as a. OF. serre grasp, something that 4171 season, n. 13.. [ME. seson, a. OF. seson, seison (mod.F. saison 4172 secre, a. and n. 1297 [ a. OF. secre, var. of secret: see s 4173 secretine 1607 [ a. OF. secretin.] 4174 secular, a. and n. c1290 [In branch I, a. OF. seculer (mod.F. seculier), a 4175 sedition c1375 [ a. OF. sedition (mod.F. sedition), 4176 seditious, a. 1447 [ ad. OF. seditieux, -euse (mod.F. se 4177 seductor 1490 [ a. OF. seducteur, ad. L. seductor, 4178 see, n.1 c1290 [ a. OF. se, sed, a variant (influenc 4179 segge2 c1300 [? a. OF. seiche (:-L. sepia).] 4180 seigniorage, seignorage 1444 [ a. OF. seignorage, seigneurage (mod 4181 seignioresse a1604 [ a. OF. seignoresse, var. of seigneu 4182 seigniority, seignority 1525 [ a. OF. seignourite, f. seigneur: se 4183 seigniory, seignory, n. c1290 [ a. OF. seignorie (mod.F. refashione 4184 seignorable, a. c1475 [ a. OF. seignorable, f. seigneur: se 4185 seignorous, a. c1477 [ ad. OF. seignoureux: see seigneur a 4186 seine, a. c1330 llable), perh. a. OF. sene wise, assimilated to th 4187 sejant, a. c1500 operly seiant, a. OF. *seiant var. of seant (mod.F 4188 selidone 13.. [ a. OF. celidoine, ad. med.Lat. c(h) 4189 seller2 1311 [ a. OF. seller, selier (mod.F. selli 4190 selyer 1483 [ ad. OF. celier (mod.F. cellier):-L. 4191 semble, a. 1449 [ a. OF. semble:-L. similis: see simi 4192 sempitern, a. 1390 [ a. OF. sempiterne, ad. L. sempitern 4193 senage c1380 [ a. OF. senage (f. sene synod: see s 4194 senatoire 1474 [ a. OF. senatoire, ad. med.L. senato 4195 senator c1205 [ a. OF. senateur (mod.F. senateur), 4196 sencion c1440 [ a. OF. senechion (mod.F. senecon):- 4197 sendal a1225 [ a. OF. cendal, = Pr. zendal-s, send 4198 sene, n.2 c1330 [ a. OF. sene:-L. senatus senate. The 4199 sene, n.4 c1400 [ a. OF. sene, cene, senet: see senna 4200 seneschal 1393 [ a. OF. seneschal (mod.F. senechal) 4201 seneschalsy 1475 [ a. OF. seneschalcie, ad. med.L. sen 4202 sensable, a.1 1450 [ a. OF. sensable, incorrect spelling 4203 sensement 1488 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 29 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 11:07

4203 sensement 1488 [ a. OF. sensement, pseudo-etymologic 4204 sensive, a. 1553 [ a. OF. sensif, ad. Latin type *sens 4205 sentiment c1374 [ a. OF. sentement (12th c. in Hatz.- 4206 senvy c1265 [ a. OF. seneve, also -vei, -vel, -vi 4207 separation 1413 [ a. OF. separation, -acion, F. separ 4208 sept psaumes c1300 [ a. OF. septpsaumes (sept seven, psa 4209 sepulchre, n. c1200 [ a. OF. sepulcre (11th c. in Hatz.-D 4210 sepulture, n. 1297 [ a. OF. sepulture, ad. L. sepultura 4211 sequaces, n. pl. 1513 [ a. OF. sequaces, a. L. sequaces pl. 4212 sequel, n. c1420 [ a. OF. sequelle (mod.F. sequelle), 4213 sequencer1 1488 [ a. OF. sequencier (AF. *sequencer), 4214 sequent, a. and n. a1560 [ a. OF. sequent, ad. L. sequent-em, 4215 sere, n.1 1606 [ a. OF. serre, vbl. n. f. serre-r to 4216 serf 1483 [ a. OF. serf:-L. serv-um slave; cf. 4217 serge 1382 [ a. OF. serge, sarge (mod.F. serge) 4218 sergeant, serjeant, n. c1200 [ a. OF. sergent, serjant (mod.F. ser 4219 sergeantry, serjeantry c1400 [ a. OF. sergenterie (cf. Anglo-L. se 4220 sergeanty, serjeanty c1330 [ a. OF. serjantie, sergentie, f. ser 4221 serment a1325 [ a. OF. ser(e)ment, sairement:-L. sa 4222 sermountain c1450 [ a. OF. sermontain (also sel-, seur- 4223 serpent, n. a1300 [ a. OF. (mod.F.) serpent = Pr. sarpe 4224 serpentine, n. a1400 [ a. OF. serpentin and serpentine, ad 4225 serpentinously, adv. 1502 *serpentinous ( a. OF. serpentineux, f. serpentin s 4226 serpol c1400 [ a. OF. serpol, -oul, = Sp., Pg. ser 4227 serte a1400 [ a. OF. serte fem. (also sert masc., 4228 servable, a.1 c1450 [ a. OF. servable, f. servir serve v. 4229 servage c1290 [ a. OF. servage (in med.L. servagium 4230 serviable, a. c1386 [ a. OF. serviable, irreg. f. servir 4231 service, n.1 ?a1100 [ a. OF. servise, service, also servi 4232 serviceable, a. c1330 [ a. OF. servicable, -isable, f. serv 4233 servitor c1330 [ a. OF. servitor (mod.F. serviteur), 4234 servitute c1375 [ a. OF. servitute, -uit, or ad. L. s 4235 set, n.2 1387 . (in sense 1) a. OF. sette:-L. secta sect n.1, bu 4236 severon 1412 [ a. OF. sev(e)ronde, souv(e)ronde, s 4237 severy 1399 [ ad. OF. *civorie, civoire ciborium: 4238 sew, n.2 1475 [ a. OF. *sewe, saiwe, aphetic f. *es 4239 sewer, n.1 1402 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 29 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 11:07

4239 sewer, n.1 1402 [ a. OF. (north-eastern) se(u)wiere c 4240 sewer, n.2 13.. . AF. asseour, f. OF. asseoir to cause to sit, sea 4241 seyne a1500 [ a. OF. seigne, pa. pple. of seigner 4242 seynt a1350 [ a. OF. ceint masc., ceinte fem.:-po 4243 seyny c1492 [ a. OF. seigne bled, or seignee blee 4244 shawm, n. c1350 er a forms) is a. OF. chalemel (mod.F. chalumeau): 4245 sherpe 1426 [ a. OF. escherpe, var. of escrepe sc 4246 Sibyl a1300 [ a. OF. Sibile, Sebile (F. Sibylle), 4247 sice, size c1386 [ a. OF. sis, siis (mod.F. six):-L. s 4248 sicle a1225 [ a. OF. sicle, cicle (mod.F. sicle), 4249 siecle c1400 [ a. OF. secle, siecle (mod.F. siecle 4250 siege, n. a1225 [ a. OF. sege, seige, siege (mod.F. s 4251 signacle 1382 [ a. OF. signacle, sinacle, etc., ad. 4252 signet, n. 13.. [ a. OF. signet (also sinet sinet), o 4253 signifiance c1250 [ a. OF. signe-, signifiance, etc.: s 4254 significance c1450 [ a. OF. significance, or ad. L. sign 4255 signification a1300 [ a. OF. signification, -aciun, etc., 4256 significative, a. and n. a1400 [ a. OF. significatif, -ive, or ad. l 4257 signifure c1450 [app. a. OF. *signifeure, f. signifier to 4258 signory c1375 [Originally a. OF. signerie, signorie, etc., va 4259 silence, n. a1225 [ a. OF. silence, scilence, ad. L. si 4260 similitude c1374 [ a. OF. similitude (= Sp. similitud, 4261 simnel 12.. [ a. OF. simenel, seminel, etc. (mod. 4262 simoniac, n. and a. 1340 [ a. OF. symoniake, simoniaque (= Sp. 4263 simoniacle 1502 [ a. OF. simoniacle, var. of simoniaq 4264 simoniacre, a. 1533 [ a. OF. simoniacre, var. of simoniaq 4265 simonial c1386 [ a. OF. simonial, f. simonie simony. 4266 simonian1, n. and a. c1380 mony + -an, or ad. OF. *simonien.] 4267 simony a1225 [ a. OF. symonie, simonie (= Sp., Pg. 4268 simple, a. and n. c1220 [ a. OF. simple (12th cent., = Prov., 4269 simplesse 1340 [ a. OF. simplesse, -esce, -ece, etc. 4270 simplety c1230 [ a. OF. simplete (Godef.): see simpl 4271 simplicity 1374 [ a. OF. simplicite (12th c.), or ad. 4272 simulacre c1375 [ a. OF. simulacre (= Catal. simulacr 4273 simulation 1340 [ a. OF. simulacion, -ation (= Prov. 4274 sindon c1450 [ a. OF. syndone, sindone, or a. L. s

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4275 sines c1450 [ a. OF. sines, also senes, ad. L. se 4276 sinet c1440 [ a. OF. sinet, var. of signet signet 4277 single, a. 13.. [ a. OF. single, sengle (also saingle 4278 singler, a. c1374 [ ad. OF. sengler, seingler:-L. singu 4279 singular, a., adv., and n. c1340 [ a. OF. singuler, -eir, -ier, and si 4280 singulerty 1414 [ a. OF. singulerte: see singular a. 4281 sinister, a. 1411 [ a. OF. senestre, sinistre (mod.F. s 4282 sinistral, a. c1475 [ a. OF. sinistral (senestral), or ad 4283 sinoper 1412 [ a. OF. sinopre (cf. Pg. sinopera), 4284 sinople ?c1450 [ a. OF. sinople (cf. Sp. sinople, Pg 4285 sipling 1513 [perh. ad. OF. souplin a shoot of a tree ( 4286 sire, n. c1205 [ a. OF. sire (cyre), for earlier *si 4287 sirloin 1525 [ ad. OF. *surloigne, var. of surlong 4288 sixter 1491 [ ad. OF. sex-, sestiere:-L. sextari- 4289 sixth, a. and n. c893 etc. (see six a.), = OFris. sexta (WFris. sechste 4290 size, n.1 a1300 [ a. OF. sise, cise, aphetic forms of 4291 size, n.3 a1483 [perh. ad. OF. sis, siis six: cf. size sic 4292 skaillie 1496 . schalie), or ad. OF. escaille (mod.F. ecaille): 4293 skander, n. 1338 [ ad. OF. escandre, var. of esclandre 4294 skeck, n. 1297 [ ad. OF. eskec, var. of eschec spoil 4295 skein, n.1 c1440 [ ad. OF. escaigne (1354 in Godefroy; 4296 skele 13.. [? ad. OF. escuele: see esquele.] 4297 skellat 1398 [ ad. OF. *eskelette (escalete, esqua 4298 skew, n.2 1278 [ ad. OF. escu (mod.F. ecu):-L. scutu 4299 skewed, a.1 c1440 origin: perh. f. OF. escu shield (cf. L. scutulat 4300 skewel 1567 [prob. a. OF. escuele (mod.F. ecuelle).] 4301 skimmer, n. 1387 n older senses ad. OF. escumoir and escumeur (esqu 4302 skippeson 1444 [ ad. OFr. eskip(p)eson, f. eskipper, 4303 skirmery c1450 [ ad. OF. *eskirmerie (var. of escrim 4304 skirmish, n. 13.. lier forms are ad. OF. escar(a)moche, -muche, -mus 4305 slash, n.2 1614 d, etc., perh. ad. OF. esclache (Godef.).] 4306 slat, n.1 1382 [ ad. OF. esclat (mod.F. eclat) splin 4307 slate, n.1 a1340 [ ad. OF. esclate fem., in the same s 4308 slave, n.1 (and a.) c1290 [ ad. OF. esclave (also mod.F.), some 4309 slavin c1290 [ ad. OF. esclavine, = Sp. esclavina, 4310 slice, n.1 13.. [ ad. OF. esclice, esclisse (mod.F. e 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 29 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 11:07

4311 slot, n.2 13.. [ ad. OF. esclot in sense 1 (see exam 4312 sluice, n. 1340 [ ad. OF. escluse (-clusse, -clouse, 4313 smaragd a1272 [ a. OF. smaragde (more commonly esma 4314 soam 1375 [prob. a. OF. some, somme, soume, saume (m 4315 sober, a. 13.. [ a. OF. sobre (so mod.F., = It., Sp. 4316 soberty 1303 [ a. OF. sobrete, soberte: see sober 4317 society 1531 [ ad. OF. societe (mod.F. societe, = 4318 sock, n.2 1371 [ a. OF. soc (12th cent.; so mod.F.), 4319 sodlet 1332 [? f. OF. souder to solder.] 4320 sodomite a1300 [ a. OF. sodomite, or ad. L. Sodomita 4321 sodomy 1297 [ a. OF. (also mod.F.) sodomie: see S 4322 soign, n. a1300 [ a. OF. soigne, soine, etc.: see ess 4323 soignous, a. 1340 [ a. OF. soigneus (mod.F. soigneux, - 4324 soil, n.2 1447 [ a. OF. soil, also soel, suel, sueil 4325 soil, n.3 c1410 [Partly a. OF. *soille, souille (mod.F. sou 4326 soilure 1297 [ a. OF. soilleure (mod.F. souillure) 4327 sojour, n. 13.. [ a. OF. sojur, sujur, etc. (later se 4328 sojourn, n. c1250 [ a. OF. surjurn, sujurn, sojorn, etc 4329 sojournant, n. and a. c1400 [ a. OF. sojournant, etc., pres. pple 4330 solace, n.1 c1290 [ a. OF. solas, later soulas (now dia 4331 solacious, a. 1375 [ a. OF. solacieus (soulaceus, etc.), 4332 solation1 1483 [ a. OF. solacion, solation, or ad. L 4333 sold, n.1 c1330 [ a. OF. soude, soulde (more commonly 4334 sold, n.2 c1440 [? a. OF. *soude (Pg. solda):-L. solid 4335 soldan 1297 [ a. OF. soudan, sodan, souldan, sold 4336 solder, n.1 1374 [ a. OF. soud-, saud-, soldure (cf. I 4337 soldier, n. a1300 [ a. OF. soud(i)er, saudier, sodyer, 4338 soldiery 1570 er n. + -y, or ad. OF. souderie, soud-, souldoieri 4339 sole, n.1 c1325 [ a. OF. sole (mod.F. sole in special 4340 sole, n.2 1347 [ a. OF. (also mod.F.) sole (= Sp. su 4341 sole, a. c1386 [ a. OF. soul (fem. soule), sol (fem. 4342 solemn, a. (adv. and n.) 13.. [ a. OF. solempne, solemne (= Sp. and 4343 solemnel, a. 1471 [ a. OF. solempnel, -nal (F. solennel 4344 solemnity c1290 [ a. OF. solempnete, -ite (= Sp. sole 4345 solemnization 1447 [ a. OF. solem(p)nisation, -ization, 4346 solen, a. and n.1 1432 [ a. OF. solenne (= It. solenne), ad. 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 29 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 11:07

4347 solennity c1400 [ a. OF. solennite (= It. solennita), 4348 soler2 a1340 [ a. OF. (*soler) solier, f. L. soliu 4349 solicitation 1492 [ a. OF. sol-, sollicitation (mod.F. 4350 solicitor 1412 [ ad. OF. sol-, solliciteur (mod.F. s 4351 solicitude ?a1412 [ a. OF. sol-, sollicitude (mod.F. so 4352 solid, a. c1391 [ a. OF. solide (mod.F. solide, = Sp. 4353 solidatively, adv. 1541 [ f. OF. solidatif, -ive + -ly2.] 4354 solier 1483 [ a. OF. solier, = AF. soler sollar n 4355 solitaire, -are, a. 1382 [ a. OF. (also mod.F.) solitaire or a 4356 solitude c1374 [ a. OF. solitude (also mod.F., = Sp. 4357 solsecle a1310 [ a. OF. solsecle (soucicle, etc.), a 4358 solstice c1250 [ a. OF. solstice (also mod.F.), ad. 4359 soluble, a. and n. c1400 [ a. OF. (also mod.F.) soluble, = Sp. 4360 solution, n. 1375 [ a. OF. solucion, -tion (mod.F. solu 4361 some, n.3 1539 [ a. OF. some (mod.F. somme) horse-lo 4362 somer 13.. [ a. OF. somer, sumer, somier, sommie 4363 somersault, n. 1530 [ ad. OF. sombresaut, -sault, alterat 4364 sommage c1500 [ a. OF. sommage (med.L. summ-, sumag 4365 somnolence c1386 [ a. OF. sompnolence (mod.F. somnolen 4366 somnolent, a. and n. c1475 [ a. OF. sompnolent (mod.F. somnolent 4367 sonet 13.. [ a. OF. sonet (sonnet), = Prov. sone 4368 sonnette 13.. [ a. OF. sonete, sonnette, sonnet (mo 4369 sophism c1350 [ a. OF. soff-, sophime, sof-, sophis 4370 sophister, n. c1380 [ a. OF. sophistre, ad. L. sophista s 4371 sophistication c1400 [ a. OF. sophistication, or ad. med.L 4372 sophistry, n. 1340 [ a. OF. sophistrie (mod.F. sophister 4373 sorage ?a1400 [ a. OF. sorage (Godefroy; mod.F. sau 4374 sorcer 13.. [ ad. OF. sorcier (cf. It. sortiere, 4375 sorcery a1300 [ a. OF. sorcerie (f. sorcier sorcer) 4376 sore, n.4 1600 nck' (Kilian), a. OF. (harenc) sor(e, now saur(e: 4377 sorré c1430 [app. a. OF. sore, pa. pple. of sorer to 4378 sorrel, n.1 a1400 [ a. OF. surele (12th cent.), sorele, 4379 sorrel, a. and n.2 c1430 [ a. OF. sorel (soreal, -eaul, -iel), 4380 sort, n.1 c1250 [ a. OF. sort (mod.F. sort, = It. and 4381 sort, n.2 c1380 [ a. OF. sorte (mod.F. sorte, = It. s 4382 sortilege1 1387 [ a. OF. sortilege (mod.F. sortilege, 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 11 of 29 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 11:07

4383 sot, n.1 and a. c1000 [ a. OF. sot masc., sote fem. (mod.F. 4384 soudee c1450 [ a. OF. soudee, soldee:-med.L. solid 4385 souldie 1474 [ ad. OF. souldee, soldee, etc. (f. s 4386 soum, n.1 c1470 [ a. OF. soume, var. of some, somme: 4387 sounder1 13.. [ a. OF. sundre, sonre (mod. dial. so 4388 source, n. 1346 [ a. OF. sors, *surs, *sours masc., a 4389 souse, n.1 1391 [ a. OF. sous (souz, soulz, soult, = 4390 souse, n.4 1502 [ a. OF. sous (also soux, souz), pl. 4391 soussie c1410 [ a. OF. soussie, var. of soucie: see 4392 sovenance c1477 [ a. OF. sov-, souvenance (F. souvena 4393 sover, a. and adv. 1396 [ ad. OF. sour, var. of seur (mod.F. 4394 sovereign, n. and a. c1290 [ a. OF. soverain, souverein, etc. (m 4395 space, n.1 a1300 [ ad. OF. espace (aspace, espasse, sp 4396 Spaniard, n. (and a.) c1400 [ ad. OF. Espaignart, Espaniard, f. E 4397 spaniel, n.1 (and a.) c1386 [ ad. OF. espaignol, espaigneul (mod. 4398 Spaniel, n.2 1387 [ ad. OF. Espaignol (cf. spaniel n.1 4399 sparage 1565 [ a. OF. sparage (= It. sparagio), ad 4400 sparling 1307 [ ad. OF. esperlinge (later esperlan, 4401 sparver 1440 [ ad. OF. espervier (esprevier) 'l'en 4402 spasm, n. c1400 [ a. OF. spasme (F. spasme, = Prov. e 4403 spatule a1425 [ a. OF. spatule (also mod.F.), ad. L 4404 spature 1348 [ ad. OF. spatule or L. spatula, with 4405 spaudeler 13.. [ f. OF. espalde spauld. Cf. MLG. spo 4406 spauld 1305 [ a. OF. espalde, *espaulde, espaule, 4407 spavin, n.1 1426 [ ad. OF. espavain (cf. med.L. spaven 4408 spece a1300 [ ad. OF. espece (mod.F. espece) sort 4409 specery a1300 [ ad. OF. especerie, var. of espiceri 4410 special, a., adv., and n. a1225 [ ad. OF. especial (see especial a.) 4411 speciality 1432 [ ad. OF. especialite especiality (la 4412 specialty c1330 [ ad. OF. (e)specialte, f. (e)special 4413 speck, n.3 15.. [ ad. OF. espec or especque (mod.Norm 4414 spectable, a. 1432 re to look) or a. OF. (also mod.F.) spectable (It. 4415 spectacle, n.1 a1340 [ a. OF. spectacle (also mod.F.: see 4416 speculative, a. and n. c1380 [ a. OF. speculatif, -ive (mod.F. spe 4417 speir1 1303 [ ad. OF. espeir(e espeire.] 4418 spence1 c1386 [Aphetically f. OF. despense (mod.F. depense), = 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 12 of 29 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 11:07

4419 spense a1225 [ ad. OF. espense, = AF. expense expe 4420 sperage c1440 [ a. OF. sperage, var. of sparage spa 4421 sperge1 c1400 [? ad. OF. esperge, var. of asperge.] 4422 sperm, n. c1386 [ ad. OF. esperme (F. sperme), sparme 4423 sperver c1330 [ ad. OF. espervier, esperver (mod.F. 4424 sperviter 1486 [ ad. OF. *esperveteur, espreveteur, 4425 speys c1410 [ ad. OF. espeisse (espesse, espoisse 4426 sphere, n. a1300 [ ad. OF. espere (13th c.), later sph 4427 spice, n. a1225 [ ad. OF. espice (mod.F. epice), ad. 4428 spicer1 1297 [ ad. OF. espicier (mod.F. epicier), 4429 spicery 1297 [ ad. OF. espicerie (mod.F. epicerie) 4430 spick, n.2 1558 [ ad. OF. spic, espic (Cotgr. spique) 4431 spier c1275 y v. + -er, or ad. OF. espierre, espieur (mod.F. e 4432 spinach 1530 [ ad. OF. espinage, (e)spinache (also 4433 spine, n.1 c1400 [ ad. OF. espine (mod.F. epine, = Pro 4434 spinee 1381 [ ad. OF. espinee (not recorded in th 4435 spinney 13.. [ ad. OF. espinei, espinoi, -oy masc. 4436 spinsers, n. pl. 1539 [ f. OF. espince 'pince, tenailles'.] 4437 spirital, a. 1390 [ a. OF. (e)spirital, or ad. L. spiri 4438 spiritual, a. and n. 1303 [ a. OF. spirituel (12th c., = It. sp 4439 spirituality 1417 [ a. OF. (e)spiritualite, -allete (mo 4440 spiritualty 1377 [ ad. OF. espirit-, esperituaulte, sp 4441 spleen, n. a1300 [ ad. OF. esplen (esplien, esplene, e 4442 spoil, n. 13.. [ ad. OF. espoille, espuille, f. espo 4443 spousal, n. a1300 [ ad. OF. espus-, espos-, espousaille 4444 spouse, n. c1200 [ a. OF. spus, spous masc., spuse fem 4445 spraints, n. pl. c1410 [ ad. OF. espraintes (14th cent.; mod 4446 sprainture 1481 [ ad. OF. esprainture, f. as prec.] 4447 springal(d1 13.. [ ad. OF. espringale, -alle cf. espri 4448 sprite, n. a1300 [ ad. OF. esprit, or similarly reduce 4449 spulyie, n. 1464 [ ad. OF. espoille, espuille spoil n. 4450 spume, n. 1390 [ ad. OF. spume, espume (It. spuma, S 4451 spurge, n.1 1387 [ ad. OF. espurge (F. epurge), f. esp 4452 spy, n. c1250 [ ad. OF. espie (= Sp. and Pg. espia, 4453 squame c1386 [ ad. OF. esquame (escame, also scame 4454 square, n. a1300 [ ad. OF. esquire (esquierre) and esq

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4455 square, a. 13.. [ ad. OF. esquarre (escarre), pa. ppl 4456 squillecte 14.. [ ad. OF. *escuillette, = cuillette, 4457 squire, n. c1290 [ ad. OF. esquier, escuier, etc., whe 4458 squiry c1327 [ ad. OF. escuierie, esquirie, etc., 4459 stability 13.. [ME. stablete, a. OF. (e)stablete, semi-popular ad 4460 stable, n.1 c1250 [ a. OF. estable masc. and fem., stab 4461 stable, a. a1275 [ a. OF. stable, estable (mod.F. stab 4462 stablement c1400 [ a. OF. establement, f. establir: se 4463 stabler 14.. [ a. OF. establier, f. estable: see s 4464 stablet 1585 [ a. OF. establete, dim. of etable: s 4465 stably, a.1 13.. [ a. OF. establi, pa. pple. of establ 4466 stage, n. a1300 [ ad. OF. estage masc. (mod.F. etage) 4467 stager 1570 he word may be ad. OF. estagier an inhabitant, res 4468 stale, n.4 c1350 [ a. OF. estal, used in many specific 4469 stallenger a1400 in passenger) a. OF. estalagier, f. estalage stal 4470 stallion c1305 [ a. OF. estalon (mod.F. etalon), whe 4471 stamin a1225 atin staminum) a. OF. estamin (not in Godef. befor 4472 stammet 1531 [ a. OF. estamet, f. estame + -et dim 4473 stamp, n.1 13.. [ ad. OF. estampie, corresp. to Pr., 4474 stanchel2 1586 [? a. OF. estanchele, estancele (dim. 4475 stanchier 1432 [? Anglo-Fr., f. OF. estanchier stanch v.] 4476 stanchion, n. 1404 [ a. OF. estanchon, estancon (mod.F. 4477 standard, n. (a.) 1154 [aphetic a. OF. estandard, -art, -estendard, 4478 stank, n. a1300 [ a. OF. estanc (mod.F. etang) = Pr. 4479 staple, n.2 1364 [ a. OF. estaple fem. emporium, mart 4480 state, n. a1225 . of estate n. a. OF. estat (mod.F. etat) = Pr. es 4481 stature, n. a1300 [ a. OF. stature, estature (mod.F. st 4482 staunch, stanch, a. 1412 [ a. OF. estanche fem. of estanc (mod 4483 stay, n.2 1399 perh. in part ad. OF. estaye fem. (mod.F. etai ma 4484 stelliferant, a. 1490 [ a. OF. stelliferant, f. L. stellife 4485 stent, n.1 138. [ a. OF. estente: see extent n. (Cf. 4486 stew, n.1 c1386 [ a. OF. estui (mod.F. etui case, she 4487 stew, n.2 c1305 [ a. OF. estuve (mod.F. etuve), a Com 4488 stipend, n. 1432 [ a. OF. stipende, stipendie, ad. L. 4489 stive, n.1 c1386 . of stew n.1, a. OF. estuve. The rhyme styues: ly 4490 stive, n.5 c1290 [ a. OF. estive, latinized stiva.] 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 29 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 11:07

4491 stivour 13.. [ a. OF. *estiveor, agent-n. f. estiv 4492 stomach, n. 13.. [ a. OF. estomac, stomaque, stomeque 4493 stope, n.1 1552 [ a. OF. estoup(p)e, estoppe:-L. stup 4494 storbilon c1315 [ a. OF. estorbillon, extended form o 4495 store, n. 1297 f. astore n., a. OF. estor (= Pr. estor, Anglo-L. 4496 story, n.2, storey a1400 at the word is a. OF. *estoree (f. estorer to buil 4497 stoteye c1350 [ a. OF. estotie, estoutie hardihood, 4498 stoupaille 1426 [ ad. OF. estoupail or estoupaille pl 4499 stout, a. and adv. c1300 [ a. OF. estout (NE. dial. stout), ea 4500 strade c1400 [? a. OF. estrade 'escarmouche' (Godef 4501 straint 1534 [Partly a. OF. estrainte, estreinte (mod.F. 4502 strait, a., n., and adv. c1200 [ME. streit, a. OF. estreit tight, close, narrow 4503 stramage 14.. [ a. OF. *estramage, f. estramer to s 4504 strange, a. c1290 [ a. OF. estrange (mod.F. etrange) = 4505 stranger, n. (and a.) 13.. [Aphetic a. OF. estrangier (mod.F. etranger) 4506 strangullion 1481 [ a. OF. stranguillon, estranguillon 4507 streinant c1325 [app. a. OF. estraignant (one example), d 4508 strife a1225 [ a. OF. estrif, related to estriver: 4509 strivable, a. c1456 [ a. OF. estrivable, f. estriver: see 4510 strummel, n.1 1567 straw bedding, f. OF. estramer: see stramage.] 4511 stry, strie a1300 [ a. OF. estrie:-L. striga.] 4512 stubble, n. 1297 [ a. OF. stuble, estuble, esteuble (a 4513 student1 1398 of estudiant, a. OF. estudiant, estudient, mod.F. 4514 studient, a. 1387 [ ad. OF. estudiant, pr. pple. of est 4515 study, n. c1290 [ a. OF. estudie masc. (later estuide 4516 stuff, n.1 c1330 stoffe, stof, a. OF. estoffe fem., material, furn 4517 stuntise a1327 for *stutise, a. OF. estoutise, f. estout stout a 4518 stupration 1533 [ a. OF. stupration or ad. L. stuprat 4519 stupre, n. 1382 [ a. OF. stupre (revived in 18th c.), 4520 sturdy, a. and n. 1297 [ a. OF. estourdi, estordi, esturdi, 4521 style, n. a1300 [ a. OF. style, stile, stil, estile, 4522 subalternal, a. (n.) c1400 [ a. OF. subalternal (15th c.) or its 4523 subbasmont 1539 [ a. OF. soub-, sub-bassement (mod.F. 4524 subite, a. 1483 [ a. OF. subit, fem. subite, or ad. L 4525 subject, n. 13.. [ a. OF. suget, soget (12th c.), soug 4526 subject, a. c1330 [ a. OF. suget, subject (12th c.), so 4527 subjection 1340 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 15 of 29 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 11:07

4527 subjection 1340 [ a. OF. subjection (12th c.), in mod 4528 submission 1411 [ ad. OF. submission or its source L. 4529 subprior 1340 [ a. OF. subprieur (14th c.), med.L. 4530 substance a1300 [ a. OF. (mod.F.) substance (12th c.) 4531 substantious, a. 1483 [ a. OF. substantieux, = It. sostanzi 4532 substantive, a. and n. 1393 [ a. OF. substantif (from 14th cent.) 4533 substitution 1390 [ a. OF. (mod.F.) substitution, or ad 4534 subtilesse 1471 [ a. OF. subtilesse, var. soutilesse, 4535 subtility c1375 [ a. OF. (1) soutilite, sutelite, (2) 4536 subtle, a. 13.. [ a. OF. soutil, sotil, sutil (12th c 4537 subtlety 13.. [ a. OF. su-, soutilte:-L. subtilitas 4538 suburb c1380 [ a. OF. sub(b)urbe, pl. -es, ad. L. 4539 subvention 14.. [ a. OF. subvencion, -tion, = Pr. sub 4540 subversion 1382 [ a. OF. subversion (from 12th c.), = 4541 succession a1325 [ ad. OF. succession (from 13th c.) o 4542 successor 1297 [ a. OF. (AF.) successour, -or (mod.F 4543 succour, n. a1225 socours, etc., a. OF. (AF.) sucurs, soc(c)ours, et 4544 succourable, a. c1400 [ a. OF. so-, sucurable, etc., chiefl 4545 succourer 1442 [ a. OF. secourere, etc. (mod.F. seco 4546 succurrance c1450 [ a. OF. socorrance, f. socorre to su 4547 suckeny ?a1366 [ a. OF. soucanie, also sor-, surquan 4548 suddart 1542 [ a. OF. so(u)ldard, -art, mod.F. sou 4549 suddenty 1388 [ a. OF. sodeinete (mod.F. soudainete 4550 sufferable, a. 1303 [ a. OF. suffrable = It. sofferevole, 4551 sufficience c1380 [ a. OF. sufficience or ad. late L. s 4552 sufficient, a. (adv., n.) 1375 [ a. OF. sufficient, -ant, or ad. its 4553 suffisance c1369 [ a. OF. suff-, soffisance (in Gower 4554 suffisant, a. a1340 [ a. OF. suffisant, soufisant, in Gow 4555 suffrete c1450 [ a. OF. s(o)uffrete, -aite = Pr. sof 4556 suffretous, a. c1450 [ a. OF. suffretous, -aitous (mod.F. 4557 sugar, n. c1299 [ a. OF. cucre (12-14th c.), cuquere, 4558 sulphurious, a. 1471 [ ad. OF. sulphurieux or L. *sulphuri 4559 sulphur vif, vive c1400 [ a. OF. sou(l)fre vif: see sulphur n 4560 sumach, sumac, n. 13.. [ a. OF. sumac, from 13th cent. (= Pr 4561 summage c1450 Gild Merch.), ad. OF. somage:-med.L. *sagmaticum 4562 summation1 1471 [ a. OF. som(m)acion, f. sommer to su 4563 summed, ppl. a. c1410 [In branch I, f. OF. som(m)e, pa. pple. of sommer 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 16 of 29 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 11:07

4564 summit, n. 1470 [ a. OF. sommette, somete fem. (AF. s 4565 summity 1375 [ a. OF. sommet(t)e, summite (mod.F. 4566 sumpter, n. c1320 [ a. OF. som(m)etier = Pr. saumatier 4567 sumptuous, a. 1485 [ a. OF. somptueux, sumptueux = Pr. s 4568 superbious, a. c1510 [ a. OF. superbieus (= obs. It. super 4569 superbity a1550 [ a. OF. superbite or ad. med.L. *sup 4570 superfice c1374 [ a. OF. superfice or ad. its source, 4571 superflue, a. (adv., n.) c1380 [ a. OF. superflu (from 13th cent.) = 4572 superfluity c1380 [ a. OF. superfluite (from 12th c.) = 4573 superior, a. and n. 1390 [ a. OF. superior, -our (mod.F. super 4574 superiority 1526 [ a. OF. superiorite (= It. superiori 4575 superlative, a. and n. c1386 [ a. OF. superlatif (13th c.) = Pr. s 4576 supern, a. c1480 [ a. OF. superne (= It., Sp., Pg. sup 4577 supernal, a. (n.) 1483 [ a. OF. supernal (12th c., later sup 4578 superplusage 1450 [ ad. OF. superplusage or med.L. supe 4579 superscription 1388 [ a. OF. superscription or ad. late L 4580 superstition 1402 [ a. OF. superstition (= It. supersti 4581 superstitiosity c1400 [ a. OF. supersticiosite or ad. med.L 4582 superstitious, a. c1386 [ a. OF. superstitieux (= It. superst 4583 supper, n.1 c1275 [ a. OF. soper, super, (also mod.F.) 4584 supplantation 1390 [ a. OF. (mod.F.) supplantation (= It 4585 supplanter a1300 [ a. OF. supplanteor (mod.F. supplant 4586 supple, a. 1297 [ a. OF. supple, sople, (mod.F.) soup 4587 suppletion a1325 [ a. OF. sup(p)letion, supplection, a 4588 supplication, n. 1384 [ a. OF. (mod.F.) supplication (= It. 4589 supportation c1386 [ a. OF. supportation, ad. late L. su 4590 supposal c1380 [ a. OF. supposail(l)e, f. supposer t 4591 suppost 1490 [ a. OF. suppost (mod.F. suppot), ad. 4592 supprior 1338 [ a. OF. suppriour (14th c.), med.L. 4593 surance c1300 [ a. OF. surance, f. sur sure a., aft 4594 surantler 1576 [ a. OF. surantoillier (Gaston de Foi 4595 surbate, pa. pple. and ppl. a. 1496 [ ad. OF. surbatu (see next).] 4596 surbated, pa. pple. and ppl. a. c1410 [ f. OF. surbatu (pa. pple. of surbat 4597 surcingle, n. 1390 [ a. OF. sur-, so(u)rcengle, -sangle: 4598 surcoat a1330 [ a. OF. sur-, sor-, sour-, sircot (a 4599 surcrease, n. 1600 [ a. OF. surcres, -creis, f. pres. st 4600 sure, a. and adv. 13.. 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 17 of 29 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 11:07

4600 sure, a. and adv. 13.. [ a. OF. sur-e, seur-e (dial. segur; 4601 surety, n. 13.. [ a. OF. surte, -tey, seurte, later s 4602 surfeit, n. a1300 [ a. OF. sor-, surfait, -fet excess, 4603 surfeit, a. 1502 [In sense 1, a. OF. surfet, -fait:-pop. L. *supe 4604 surger a1400 [ a. OF. surgier, rare by-form of sur 4605 surgery 13.. [ ad. OF. surgerie, contracted f. ser 4606 surmontant, a. c1400 [ a. OF. surmontant, pr. pple. of sur 4607 surot 1601 [ a. OF. surot, var. of suros: see se 4608 surquidance 1481 [ a. OF. surcuidance, f. surcuidant: 4609 surquidant, a. a1529 [ a. OF. surcuidant, pr. pple. of sur 4610 surquidour 1393 [ a. OF. *surcuidour, f. surcuidier ( 4611 surquidry, surquedry a1225 [ a. OF. s(o)urcuiderie, f. s(o)urcui 4612 surquidy, surquedy c1407 [ a. OF. surquidee, *sourcuidee, f. s 4613 surseance 1523 [ a. OF. surseance, -ceance, -coyance 4614 survenant c1400 [ a. OF. survenant, pr. pple. of surv 4615 surveyance c1386 [ a. OF. *surve(i)ance, f. surveeir t 4616 suspection 13.. [ a. OF. s(o)uspection, ad. L. suspec 4617 suspectious, a. 14.. [ a. OF. suspectieux, f. suspection: 4618 suspense, a. c1440 [ a. OF. suspens-e, or ad. its source 4619 suspiral c1400 [ a. OF. s(o)uspirail (mod.F. soupira 4620 suspire, n. c1450 [ a. OF. s(o)uspir (mod.F. soupir) = 4621 sussy, n. 1513 [ a. OF. soussy (mod.F. souci), vbl. 4622 sustainment c1450 earliest quot. a. OF. sus-, sostenement, f. sosten 4623 sustenable, a. c1400 [ a. OF. sus-, sostenable, f. sosteni 4624 sustenal c1400 [ a. OF. soustenal, f. soustenir to s 4625 sustenant, pres. pple. and a. c1386 [In A., a. OF. sustenant, pr. pple. of sust 4626 sustentment c1400 [ a. OF. sustentement, ad. med.L. sus 4627 suzerainty c1470 [In sense 1, a. OF. suserenete; in sense 2, f. s 4628 swage, n.2 1374 [ a. OF. souage, -aige, later and mod 4629 sycamore, sycomore 13.. [ a. OF. sic(h)amor, -more, later sic 4630 syllab, syllabe c1440 [ a. OF. sillabe (mod. syllabe): see 4631 syllogism 1387 [ a. OF. silogime, later sil(l)ogisme 4632 symphan, n. 1303 [ a. OF. *simphaine, semphaine, var. 4633 symphony c1290 [ a. OF. simphonie (from 12th c.), mo 4634 synagogue c1175 [ a. OF. sinagoge (11th c.), mod.F. s 4635 Syrian, n. and a. a1400 [ a. OF. sirien, mod.F. syrien, f. L. 4636 syrup, n. 1392 [ a. OF. sirop, cyrop, serop (from 13 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 18 of 29 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 11:07

4637 tabard c1300 [ a. OF. tabart (12th c. in Godef.), 4638 tabler1 1303 [In sense 1, a. OF. tablier (12-13th c. in Godef 4639 tablet, n. c1315 [ a. OF. tablete (13th c.), F. tablet 4640 tabor, tabour, n.1 c1290 [ a. OF. tabur (11th c.), tabour (13- 4641 tache, n.1 13.. [ a. OF. teche (11th c.), tesche, tec 4642 tache, tach, n.2 14.. [ a. OF. tache fibula (14th c.), also 4643 taffeta, taffety, n. (and a.) 1373 [ a. OF. taffetas, taphetas (1317 in 4644 tail, n.2 1235 [ a. OF. taille cut, cutting, divisio 4645 tailye, tailzie, taillie, n. 1375 lghe, tailyhe, a. OF. taille cutting, = tail n.2 I 4646 taint, n. c1400 c 1400 Melayne 1387 Bot me sall neuer 4647 tainture 1490 [ a. OF. tainture, teinture colouring 4648 talent, n. c893 bear). In ME., a. OF. talent will, desire, lust, a 4649 talentive, a. 13.. [ a. OF. talentif desirous (12th c. i 4650 talevace c1300 [ a. OF. talevas, talvas (12th c. in 4651 talion2 c1440 [ a. OF. taillon cutting, deriv. of t 4652 tallage, n.1 c1290 [ a. OF. taillage (1170 in Godef.), f 4653 talliable, a. 1531 [ a. OF. taillable (13th c. in Hatz.- 4654 talon, n. ?a1400 [ME. a. OF. talon heel of a man, or of a 4655 talpe c1440 . L. talpa, or a. OF. talpe, taulpe (F. taupe) mol 4656 talshide 1444 [ f. OF. tail cutting, cut + shide: c 4657 tansy c1420 [ a. OF. tanesie (13th c.), tanoisie, 4658 tapinage 13.. [ a. OF. tapinage place of concealmen 4659 tapisser c1386 .F. tapissier, f. OF. tapiz, F. tapis, figured clo 4660 tarcays 1490 [ a. OF. tarquais (13th-16th c.) = It 4661 tardity c1450 [ a. OF. tardite (1420 in Godef.), ea 4662 tarette a1352 [ a. OF. *tarete, = taride (13th c. i 4663 tarrier2 c1460 h c. tarrer(e, a. OF. tarere (c 1200 in Godef.), m 4664 tars, tarse 13.. [ a. OF. tarse (1345 in Godef.); in m 4665 Tartarian, n. and a.1 c1400 c 1400 (see A) a. OF. Tartarien (13th c. in Godef. 4666 tartarin, -ine, n.1 1343 [ a. OF. Tartarin = med.L. Tartarin-u 4667 tass1 c1330 [ a. OF. tas masc. (Wace, 12thc.), al 4668 tass2 c1483 [ a. OF. tasse goblet (1380 in Godef. 4669 tassel, n.1 a1300 [ a. OF. tasel, tassel clasp (c 1150 4670 taste, n.1 13.. [ a. OF. tast touching, touch, = It. 4671 tasteable, tastable, a. c1400 [In ME. a. OF. tastable having the capacity 4672 taster1 1387 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 29 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 11:07

4672 taster1 1387 = OF. tasteur, f. OF. taster: see taste v. Later t 4673 tavern, n. 1297 [ a. OF. taverne (1256 in Littre):-L. 4674 tediation 1485 so in Caxton), a. OF.: see attediation.] 4675 tedious, a. 1412 ; perh. partly ad. OF. tedieus, -eux (1387 in Gode 4676 teil 1568 n-tree; partly a. OF. til (12-14th c. in Godef.), 4677 teise, taise, n. 13.. [ME. a. OF. teise (11th c. in Godef. Com 4678 temperure c1380 [ a. OF. tempreure (12th c. in Godef. 4679 tempest, n. c1250 [ a. OF. tempeste, fem. (11th c. in R 4680 temple, n.2 c1310 [ a. OF. temple fem. (11th c. in Rola 4681 temporalty 1377 ite (13th c.), f. OF. temporel, temporal: see -ty. 4682 temptation a1225 [ a. OF. temptaciun, -tation (12th c. 4683 tench1 1390 [ a. OF. tenche (in Cotgr.; cf. Picar 4684 tencion 1471 [ ad. OF. tencon, tenchon, tenson (12 4685 tendent, a. a1340 [ a. OF. tendant, pr. pple. of tendre 4686 tenebrous, a. (n.) c1420 [ a. OF. tenebrus (11th c.), mod.F. t 4687 tenor, n.1 (a.) a1300 [ a. OF. tenor, -our, 13th c. (also t 4688 tense, n. c1315 [ a. OF. tens, 11-13th c. (also tans, 4689 tenser, -or 1154 [ a. OF. *tensier = med.L. *tensarius 4690 tent, n.1 1297 [ a. OF. tente (12th c. in Godef. Com 4691 tentive, a. c1386 [ a. OF. tentif (14th c. in Godef.), 4692 tercel, tiercel c1381 [ a. OF. tercel (a1200in Godef.), bes 4693 terin ?a1366 [ ad. OF. tarin, terin (14th c.), F. 4694 termination c1450 e senses perh. a. OF. termination (13- 14th c.).] 4695 terpoile, a. 1489 [ a. OF. a treis poils three-pile.] 4696 terrage c1400 [ a. OF. terage (13th c. in Godef.):- 4697 terremote 1390 [ a. OF. terremote (12th c. in Godef. 4698 terret, -it 1486 form of toret, a. OF. toret, touret, dim. of OF. t 4699 terrie, terry 1563 [app. a. OF. terry, terri (16th c. in God 4700 terrien, a. c1450 [ a. OF. ter(r)ien terrestrial, seign 4701 terrier, n.1 1477 [ a. OF. terrier (13-15th c. in Godef 4702 tersail 15.. [app. ad. OF. tercel, tiercel, 'a measure 4703 test, n.1 c1386 [ a. OF. test masc., a pot (12th c.), 4704 teste1 13.. [ a. OF. teste (11th c.), mod.F. tete 4705 tester2 c1386 [ a. OF. testiere (12th c. in Godef. 4706 testimonage 1483 [ ad. OF. tesmonage (f. tesmoigner:-m 4707 testimonial, a. and n. 1425 [ a. OF. tesmoignal and testimonial, 4708 tewel, tuel c1384 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 29 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 11:07

4708 tewel, tuel c1384 [ a. OF. tuel, tuele, etc. (12th c. i 4709 Thebes, n. pl. 13.. [? a. OF. *Thebes, f. L. Thebae, -as, 4710 theme, n. a1300 [ a. OF. *teme (not in Godef.: but cf 4711 theoric, n. and a.1 1390 ique in Gower, a. OF. theorique (13th c. in Godef. 4712 theriacle c1400 [ a. OF. tiriacle, ter(i)acle (15th c 4713 throne, n. a1225 [ a. OF. trone (12th c. in Godef. Com 4714 tierce, n. c1375 [ a. OF. terce, tierce, fem. of terz, 4715 tiffany1 1601 [ a. OF. tifinie (c 1200), tiphanie ( 4716 tiffure 1303 [ a. OF. tifeure a head-dress (a1200 4717 tiger, n. a1000 [ME. a. OF. tigre (c1150 in Godef. Compl 4718 tild 1342 le, tyll, app. a. OF. tille a piece or portion: cf 4719 tiller, n.2 1412 [ a. OF. telier (a1200 in Godef.), te 4720 tillet1, tillot 1466 [app. ad. OF. tellette (14th c. in Godef. 4721 tillet2 1601 [ a. OF. tillet, teillet (14-15th c. 4722 timbre, n.1 13.. [ a. OF. timbre (12th c. in Hatz.-Dar 4723 timocracy 1586 [ a. OF. tymocracie (Oresme 14th c.), 4724 tine, a. and n.6 a1400 a 1400-50 Alexander 507 Scho had layd 4725 tissue, n. ?a1366 [ a. OF. tissu n., applied to a kind 4726 title, n. c950 [ME. a. OF. title (12th c. in Godef. Com 4727 toil, n.2 a1529 [ a. OF. teile, toile (11th c. in God 4728 tone, n. c1325 [Partly a. OF. ton (of voice, 13th c. in Li 4729 tongue, n. c890 ME. tunge wk. f. = OFris. tunge, OS. tunga (MLG., 4730 tonnage, n. 1422 [In sense 1, a. OF. tonnage (1300 in Du Cange), 4731 tonnel, -ell 1341 orm of tunnel, a. OF. tonel, tonnel, mod.F. tonnea 4732 topaz a1272 [ME. a. OF. topaze, topace, -ase (Roland 4733 toppet1 1439 E. topet, app. a. OF. topet, toupet (12-13th c.) t 4734 torch, n. c1290 [ME. a. OF. torche = Pr. torcha, accordi 4735 torment, n. c1290 [ME. a. OF. tor-, tourment, ONF. turment 4736 tormentry a1350 [ a. OF. tourmenterie (1427 in Godef. 4737 torret, turret c1386 toret, touret, a. OF. toret, dim. of tor (12th c.) 4738 tort, n. 1387 [ a. OF. tort (11th c. in Hatz.-Darm. 4739 tortis c1375 [ a. OF. tortis, -iz masc. (a 1200), 4740 touch, n. 1297 [Originally a. OF. touche, f. toucher to touch: 4741 tournament, n. a1225 [ a. OF. torneiement (Eneas, c 1150), 4742 tournelle a1400 [ a. OF. tornele, F. tournelle, accor 4743 tourney, n.1 13.. [ME. a. OF. tornei (Eneas, c 1150), turn

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4744 tourney, -ay, n.2 a1500 [ a. OF. tornee (13th c. in Hatz.-Dar 4745 tourneyer 1303 [ME. a. OF. tornoieor, tournoieur, -ieur 4746 toust, n. 1574 med.L. tolta, f. OF. toldre, L. tollere to lift, 4747 towel, n. ?1284 , -aile, etc., a. OF. toaille (Wace 12th c.), toai 4748 tower, n.1 c897 written tour, a. OF. tor, tur (11th c.), F. tour 4749 trabuch 1610 [ a. OF. trabuc (Sp. trabuco), f. tra 4750 trace, n.1 a1300 etch), vbl. n. f. OF. tracier, F. tracer: see trac 4751 trace, n.2 13.. [ME. trays, a. OF. traiz, trais, pl. of trait ( 4752 track, n. 1470 [ a. OF. trac (1440 in Hatz.-Darm.), 4753 tradiment 1535 r, deliver; or a. OF. trade-, tradiment 'treason' 4754 tradition, n. c1380 [ a. OF. tradicion, -iccion (1292 in 4755 traduction ?1501 [ a. OF. traduction (13th c. in Hatz. 4756 tragedian c1374 [ME., prob. a. OF. tragediane (1372 in Hatz.-Da 4757 tragedy c1374 [ME. a. OF. tregedie, tragedie (14th c. 4758 trail, n.2 c1460 , trayle, app. a. OF. treille, traille 'a bower or 4759 trailye, trail e 1490 [app. a. OF. treillis, var. of treslis, t 4760 train, n.2 c1330 [ a. OF. traine guile, deceit, ruse ( 4761 trainel, n. 1284 [ a. OF. trainel (13th c. in Godef.), 4762 traisement c1380 [ a. OF. traissement, f. trahir: see 4763 traitor, n. a1225 [ a. OF. nom. traitre (= Prov. traire 4764 traitorous, a. c1380 [app. ad. OF. traitreus, -eux (c 1243 in 4765 trammel, n.1 1363 [In sense 1, a. OF. tramail (c 1220 in Godef. Co 4766 transcript, n. (a.) c1290 [ a. OF. transcrit (AF. also transesc 4767 translation a1340 [ a. OF. translation (12th c. in Gode 4768 translator 13.. [ a. OF. translator, -our, F. -eur (1 4769 transmontane, a. c1400 In quot. c1400 a. OF. transmontane adj. and n., al 4770 trap, n.6 ?c1390 [ a. OF. trappe a baking-tin for tart 4771 trapper, n.1 13.. [ ad. OF. *trapeure, *drapeure, drapu 4772 travail, n.1 c1250 [ a. OF. travail suffering or painful 4773 travailer 1377 E. travailour, a. OF. travailleor one who harasses 4774 travailous, a. c1340 [ a. OF. travaillos, traveilleus, -ou 4775 trave, n. c1386 [In sense 1, a. OF. trave beam: cf. It. trave be 4776 traverse, a. 1426 [ a. OF. travers (also in Cotgr. 1611 4777 trayer 1473 [ME. a. OF. traieor, traior, trayeur, no 4778 trayment 1468 .2 + -ment; or a. OF. traiement (13th c. in Godef. 4779 treacher c1290 [ a. OF. trecheor, -eur, tricheor, -e 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 29 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 11:07

4780 treacherous, a. c1330 [ a. OF. trecher-, tricheros, -us, -e 4781 treachery a1225 [ a. OF. trecherie, tricherie (12th c 4782 treacle, n. a1310 acle, triacle, a. OF. triacle (a 1200 in Godef. Co 4783 treasure, n. 1154 2th c. tresor, a. OF. tresor (11th c. in Littre):- 4784 treasury, n. c1290 [ME. a. OF. tresorie (11th c. in Godef.) 4785 treater 1489 [In sense 1, a. OF. traiteor, traiteur ambassado 4786 treble, n. c1330 [ a. OF. treble, n. use of treble a.] 4787 treble, a. and adv. 13.. [ a. OF. treble, trebble, treuble, et 4788 trebuchet 13.. [In I, a. OF. trebuchet, also trebuket, -b 4789 treget, n. a1300 [ a. OF. tresgiet, treget (12th c. in 4790 tregetour a1300 [ a. OF. tre(s)geteo(u)r (12th c. in 4791 tregetry c1380 [ a. OF. tre(s)geterie (Godef.) encha 4792 trellis, n.2 a1400 [ME. a. OF. treliz, -is, fem. trelice (o 4793 tremor, n. c1374 [ME. tremour, a. OF. tremor, -our fear, terror (1 4794 trench, n. c1386 [ a. OF. trenche (1288 in Godef.), la 4795 trenchant, a. (n.) a1325 [ a. OF. trenchant (mod.F. tranchant) 4796 trenket c1440 [ a. OF. (Picard) trenquet, OF. trenc 4797 tresche c1290 [ a. OF. tresce, tresche a dance, mer 4798 tresget 13.. [ a. OF. tresgiet, tresget act of thr 4799 tresmountain, a. c1430 [ a. OF. tresmontaine polestar (13th 4800 trespass, n. c1290 [ME. trespas, a. OF. trespas passing across, pass 4801 trespassable, a. c1400 le; in sense 1 a. OF. trespassable that may be cro 4802 trespassement 14.. [ a. OF. trespassement (12th c. in Go 4803 trest, n.2 13.. [ a. OF. treste, var. of traste, orig 4804 trestle, n. 13.. [ME. trestel, a. OF. trestel (12th c. in Hatz.-Da 4805 tretis, a. ?a1366 [ a. OF. traitis, tretis slender, gra 4806 trewage, truage c1275 [ a. OF. treuage (12th c. in Godef.) 4807 trewe c1330 [ a. OF. treu, older treud (Roland, 1 4808 trey, n. c1386 [ a. OF. and AF. treis, trei, F. troi 4809 tribe, n. c1250 rm, ME. tribu, a. OF. tribu, Sp., Pg. tribu, It. t 4810 tribulance 1560 [ a. OF. tribulance (a1300 in Godef.) 4811 tribulation a1225 [ a. OF. tribulacion (12th c. in Gode 4812 trichard a1327 [ a. OF. trichart, mod.Norm. dial. tr 4813 trick, n. c1412 [In sense 1, a. OF. trique, Picard and Norman fo 4814 trifle, n. a1225 trufle, etc., a. OF. trufle (13th c. in Godef.), 4815 trifler 1382 [ a. OF. trufleor, -eour, -eur, nom. 4816 trinity a1225 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 23 of 29 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 11:07

4816 trinity a1225 [ a. OF. trinite (in 11th c. trinitie 4817 triparted, ppl. a. 1424 [ f. OF. triparti or L. tripartitus: 4818 tripe1 a1300 [ a. OF. tripe, trippe entrails of an 4819 tripe2 c1430 [ a. OF. tripe (1374 in Godef. Compl. 4820 tripery 1611 [ a. OF. triperie (13 .. in Godef. C 4821 triply, n. 1531 [ ad. OF. triplique (treplicque, 1392 4822 trippet1 c1330 [In sense 1 a. OF. tripot, -pout (a 1350 in God 4823 trist, n.2 c1330 [ a. OF. triste (12th c. in Godef.); 4824 tristesse 1390 [ME. a. OF. tristesce, -tece, -trece (12 4825 tristour c1380 [ a. OF. tristur, -teur, -tor (12th c 4826 tristre a1225 [ a. OF. tristre (12th c. in Godef.), 4827 triumph, n. c1374 [ME. a. OF. triumphe (12th c.), F. triom 4828 triumphal, a. (n.) 1430 us triumph, or a. OF. triumphal (trionfal, 12th c. 4829 troche, n.1 c1410 [ a. OF. troche (13th c. in Godef.) c 4830 troched, a. 13.. [ ad. OF. troche (14th c. in Godef.), 4831 trompe1 1547 [ a. OF. trompe (Godef.), f. tromper 4832 tron, trone, n. 1449 [ME. a. OF. trone (Godef.):-L. trulina, 4833 tronage a1325 . AF. tronage, f. OF. trone tron: see -age.] 4834 troop, n. 1545 [ a. OF. trope (13th c.), F. troupe ( 4835 tropel 1375 [ a. OF. tropele (a 1200 in Godef.), 4836 troublance c1400 [ a. OF. trublance, troblance (13th c 4837 trouble, n. c1230 [ME. a. OF. truble, turble (12th c.), to 4838 troubler 1382 [ME. a. OF. trobleor, F. troubleur (13th 4839 troublous, a. c1449 [ a. OF. troubleus, -eux, torbleus (1 4840 trow, n.3 c1380 [ a. OF. treud, treu, trou, etc. (Rol 4841 trowel, n. 1344 [ME. truel, a. OF. truele (13th c.), F. truelle 4842 truandise a1225 [ a. OF. truandise (13th c. in Godef. 4843 truant, n. (a.) c1290 [ME. a. OF. truant, F. truand adj. (12th 4844 trumper1 13.. [ a. OF. trompeor, -peur, -pour, trum 4845 truncheon, n. 13.. [ME. a. OF. truncun, tronchon, F. tronco 4846 truphane ?a1500 [app. ad. OF. truf(f)ant deceiver, f. tru 4847 trussage c1500 [ a. OF. troussage (14th c. in Godef. 4848 trussell ?a1400 [ a. OF. troussel, earlier torsel, to 4849 trussure 1295 [ a. OF. trusseure (Cotgr. troussure, 4850 try, trie, a. a1300 e, etc., prob. a. OF. trie, pa. pple. of trier to 4851 tuilyie, tulyie, tulie, n. c1425 [ ad. OF. tooil, touil, tueil, conten 4852 tumultuous, a. a1548 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 29 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 11:07

4852 tumultuous, a. a1548 [ ad. OF. tumultuous, F. tumultueux, 4853 tunnel, n. c1440 [ a. OF. tonel masc., in mod.F. tonne 4854 turbary 1363 rie (Britton), a. OF. turb-, torb-, tourberie (12- 4855 turbation c1400 [ a. OF. turbacioun (14th c. in Godef 4856 turbot c1300 [ a. OF. tourbout (12th c. in Hatz.-D 4857 turkein a1330 [ a. OF. *turcain:-L. type Turcan-us, 4858 Turkeys, Turkese, a. 13.. [ a. OF. turqueis, -queze, mod.F. tur 4859 turkis, turkes, -esse 1390 [ ad. OF. turcaise, -quaise, -queise, 4860 turm 1483 [ a. OF. turme, torme (15th c. in God 4861 turner1 1387 [ a. OF. tornere (nom.):-L. tornator, 4862 turnour 1382 [irreg. ad. OF. tourneure tournure.] 4863 turpentine, n. 1322 e, terbentyne, a. OF. tere-, terbentine, ad. L. te 4864 turpeth, turbith c1400 [ a. OF. turbit, -ith, turpet (F. tur 4865 turquoise, n. (a.) 1398 urkeis, -keys, a. OF. turqueise, -quaise, later tu 4866 turrell 1611 certain: perh. ad. OF. *tourel (not recorded, but 4867 turret, n.1 13.. ret, tourette, a. OF. torete, tourete (12th c. in 4868 turtur c825 In ME. partly a. OF. turtre, tortre, tourtre, tou 4869 tutele c1420 [ a. OF. (also mod.F.) tutelle protec 4870 tutlyng, vbl. n. 1375 [ f. OF. tuteler, tutuler (Godef.; Wa 4871 tutor, n. 1377 [ a. OF., AF. tutour (mod.F. tuteur = 4872 tutory c1400 form tutry is ad. OF. tutrie, tuterie, from tuteu 4873 tutress 1599 [ ad. OF. tutreisse, tuteresse (14th 4874 tutrice 1490 [ a. OF. tutrice (14th c. in Littre), 4875 tyllole 1489 [ a. OF. tillole (also tignole) in th 4876 tympan c825 , tympanum, or a. OF. tympan, timpan (12th c. in H 4877 tynel, tynnell 1336 [ a. OF. tinel (= It. tinello) tub, v 4878 tyrandise 1382 [ a. OF. tirandise (14th c. in Godef. 4879 tyrannity 1535 [ ad. OF. tirannite, or med.L. tyrann 4880 tyrant, n. c1290 [ a. OF. tyrant (12th c.), tiran (13t 4881 uberty ?a1412 [ a. OF. uberte (= It. uberta, Pg. ub 4882 ullage, n. 1444 hage, oulhage, f. OF. ouiller, eullier, oiller, oe 4883 ultrice 1490 [ a. OF. ultrice, ad. L. ultric-em, u 4884 umber, n.1 a1300 [ a. OF. umbre (ombre) or ad. L. umbr 4885 umber, n.2 1496 [ a. OF. umbre, ombre (also humble; m 4886 umbrage, n. 1426 [ a. OF. umbrage, ombrage (F. ombrage 4887 umbrel1 c1470 [ ad. OF. ombrel shade: cf. umbrere.] 4888 umple 1457 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 29 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 11:07

4888 umple 1457 [ a. OF. omple 'etoffe unie' (15th c. 4889 unadvertance 1483 [ ad. OF. inadvertance.] 4890 unanimity 1436 [ ad. OF. unanimite (14th c.; F. unan 4891 unctuosity 1398 [ a. OF. unctuosite (F. onctuosite), 4892 uncture c1400 [ a. OF. uncture (ungture, ointure), 4893 und c1200 [ a. OF. unde, or ad. L. unda wave.] 4894 undee, undé(e, a. 1513 [ a. OF. unde, -ee (F. onde, -ee), f. 4895 uneven, a. a900 7 + efen even a.), = OFris. oniovn (WFris. on-, u 4896 unison, n. and a. 1574 [ a. OF. unison (Oresme), later and m 4897 universal, a. (adv.) and n. c1374 [ a. OF. universel, universal (12-13t 4898 unnut, unnet, a. c1000 -1 7 + nyt nut a.), = OFris. un-, onnet, WFris. on 4899 unpollushed, ppl. a. c1489 [Irreg. f. OF. impollus, -ue.] 4900 unright, a. c888 7 + riht right a.), = OFris. on-, unriucht (WFris. 4901 upright, a. and n. a1100 1 + riht right a.), = OFris. upriucht (WFris. oprj 4902 urcelle 1483 [ a. OF. urcel (12th c.), or med.L. u 4903 ure, n.3 1563 [ a. OF. ure (16th c.), or ad. L. uru 4904 urinal, n. c1275 [ a. OF. urinal (12th c.; also orinal 4905 urine, n.1 c1325 [ a. OF. urine (12th c.), ad. L. urin 4906 usable, a. 1382 [ a. OF. usable (1311), f. user: see 4907 usance c1380 [ a. OF. usance (1271 in Godef.), = P 4908 usant, a. c1380 [ a. OF. usant, pr. pple. of user to 4909 ustion 1559 [ a. OF. ustion (13th c., = Sp. ustio 4910 usual, a. 1387 [ a. OF. usual (1298 in Godef.), usue 4911 usufruit 1478 [ a. OF. (and F.) usufruit (13th c.), 4912 usure, n. a1325 [ a. OF. useure (13th c.), usure (als 4913 usurier c1481 [ a. OF. (F.) usurier, ad. med.L. usu 4914 usurpation 1387 [ a. OF. and AF. usurpacion (F. usurp 4915 usurpator 1529 [ ad. OF. (F.) usurpateur (14th c.), 4916 usurper, n. 1414 [ a. OF. usurpeur (1321), or f. usurp 4917 utensil, n. c1375 [ a. OF. utensile, etc. (14th c.; F. 4918 uterine, a. and n.2 1432 [ a. OF. uterin, -ine (F. uterin, -in 4919 utile, a. 1484 [ a. OF. (F.) utile (13th c.), ad. L. 4920 utility, n. c1391 [ a. OF. utilitei, utelite (1291), ut 4921 utterance2 c1400 [ ad. OF. oultrance, outrance: see ou 4922 vacabond 1404 [ a. OF. vacabonde (vacquabonde, vacc 4923 vacant, a. and n. c1290 [ a. OF. (also mod.F.) vacant (= It., 4924 vacation, n. c1386 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 29 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 11:07

4924 vacation, n. c1386 [ a. OF. (also mod.F.) vacation (= It 4925 vachery a1325 [ a. OF. (also mod.F.) vacherie, f. v 4926 vagabond, a. and n. 1426 [ a. OF. vagabond (14th c.) or ad. L. 4927 vagant, a. (and pres. pple.) 1382 [ a. OF. vagant, vagaunt, or L. vagan 4928 vailance 1387 [ a. OF. vaill-, vailance: cf. next a 4929 vailant, a. a1325 [ a. OF. vaill-, vailant, pres. pple. 4930 vain, a. and n. a1300 [ a. OF. vein, veyn, vain (F. vain):- 4931 vainquer 1456 [ a. OF. vainqu(i)erre, veinqueor, et 4932 vainqueress a1513 [ a. OF. vainqueresse, veinq-: see pr 4933 vair, n. a1300 [ a. OF. vair, veir (also nom. vairs) 4934 vair, a. c1425 [ a. OF. vair, veir:-L. varium: see p 4935 vairy, a. (and n.) 1486 [ a. OF. vairy, f. vair vair n. The m 4936 vale, n.1 13.. [ ad. OF. val (= It., Sp., Pg. valle) 4937 Valentine, n. c1381 [ a. OF. (also mod.F.) Valentin, or a 4938 valerian c1386 [ ad. OF. valeriane (mod.F. valeriane 4939 valeur 1433 [ a. OF. and F. valeur, later f. valo 4940 valiance 1456 nce (1304), or ad. OF. vaillance (AF. vayllaunce), 4941 valiant, a. (and n.) 1303 [ ad. OF. vailant (-and, AF. vaylant) 4942 valiantise c1330 [ a. OF. vaill-, vallantise, valiandi 4943 valley, n. c1290 [ a. OF. valee (AF. pl. valeys), vall 4944 valorous, a. c1477 [ ad. OF. (also mod.F.) valeureux, f. 4945 valour 13.. [ a. OF. valour (valur; later and mod 4946 valuation 1529 [ a. OF. valuacion, -ation (cf. mod.F 4947 value, n. 1303 [ a. OF. value (13th c.), vallue (F. 4948 van, n.1 c1450 , perh. partly a. OF. van or ad. L. vannus. Cf. WF 4949 vanguard 1487 [ ad. OF. avangarde, var. of avantgar 4950 vanity c1230 [ a. OF. vanite (F. vanite, = It. van 4951 variable, a. and n. 1387 [ a. OF. variable (F., Sp., and Prov. 4952 variance c1340 [ a. OF. variance, -aunce, -ence (= I 4953 variant, a. and n. c1374 [ a. OF. variant (F. variant, = Sp., 4954 variation c1386 [ a. OF. variation, -acion (F. variat 4955 varlet 1456 [ a. OF. varlet (14th c.), var. of va 4956 varnish, n.1 1341 [ ad. OF. vernis (varnis), verniz (12 4957 varvel 1537 [ a. OF. vervelle (1350), verviele, v 4958 vassal, n. and a. 13.. [ a. OF. vassal, vasal (F. vassal, = 4959 vassalage, n. 1303 [ a. OF. vassal(l)age, vas(s)elage, v 4960 vault, n.1 13.. 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 27 of 29 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 11:07

4960 vault, n.1 13.. [ a. OF. voute, voulte, volte, vaulte 4961 vaunter 1456 [ ad. OF. vantere, vanteor (AF. vante 4962 vauntery 1491 [ a. OF. (also mod.F.) vanterie, f. v 4963 vauntise c1477 [ ad. OF. vantise vaunting, vanity, p 4964 vavasory 1611 [ ad. OF. vavas(s)orie, va(u)vasserie 4965 vavasour 13.. [ a. OF. vavas(s)our, vavas(s)or, vav 4966 vegetable, a. c1400 [ a. OF. vegetable (mod.F. vegetable, 4967 vehement, a. (and adv.) 1485 [ a. OF. vehement (F. vehement, = Sp. 4968 veil, n.2 1362 [ a. OF. veille:-L. vigilia waking, w 4969 vein, n. c1290 [ a. OF. veine, vaine (F. veine):-L. 4970 vellous, n. and a. c1450 [ a. OF. velous, velos, velwis, velvi 4971 vellum c1430 [ ad. OF. velin (vellin, veelin, etc. 4972 velter 1598 [ ad. OF. veltre or med.L. veltris: s 4973 velure 1587 [ ad. OF. velour: see velours.] 4974 vendable, a. c1400 [ a. OF. vendable, f. vendre to sell, 4975 vendage 1377 [ ad. OF. vendange (also mod.F.), ven 4976 vendonging 1340 [ f. OF. vendenger, -anger (F. vendan 4977 venerable, a. and n. 1432 [ a. OF. venerable (mod.F. venerable, 4978 Venerien, a. and n. c1386 [ a. OF. venerien (F. venerien).] 4979 venery1 c1320 [ a. OF. venerie (F. venerie), f. ven 4980 Venetian, n. and a. 1432 early use also a. OF. Venicien, -esien, etc. (mod. 4981 vengement 1338 [ a. OF. vengement, f. venger venge v 4982 vengeress c1374 [ a. OF. vengeresse: cf. prec. and -e 4983 vengesour 1382 [ f. OF. vengeis-on vengeance.] 4984 venial, a.1 and n. a1300 [ a. OF. venial, veniel (mod.F. venie 4985 venin, n.1 c1330 [ a. OF. venin:-L. venen-um.] 4986 vennel 1435 [ a. OF. venele, venelle, vanelle (mo 4987 ventail a1330 [ a. OF. ventaille, -taile, ventalle 4988 ventile 1555 ntilate v., or ad. OF. ventail (F. eventail), vent 4989 ventilous, a. 1483 [ ad. OF. ventilleus, -tileux.] 4990 ventose, n.1 1500 [ a. OF. ventose, ventouse (F. ventou 4991 ventosity 1398 [ a. OF. (and F.) ventosite (= It. ve 4992 ventricule a1425 [ a. OF. ventricule (14th c. in Littr 4993 venue a1330 [ a. OF. venue coming, vbl. n. from v 4994 verb 1388 [ a. OF. (also mod.F.) verbe or ad. L 4995 verbal, a. and n. 1484 [ a. OF. (also mod.F.) verbal (= Sp. 4996 verderer2 1541 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 28 of 29 Oxford English Dictionary Search results for printing 10/30/08 11:07

4996 verderer2 1541 erder verder2, f. OF. verd (var. of vert: see verd 4997 verdet 1558 [ a. OF. verdet (16th c., = Prov. and 4998 verditer 1505 [ a. OF. verd de terre (later F. vert 4999 verdour1 1447 [ a. OF. verdour, verdor (13th c.; = 5000 verdure 13.. [ a. OF. verdure (12th c.; = It., Sp.

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