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1. † baile | bayle, int. View full entry a1529

...A call to combatants to engage....

2. boohoo, int. and n. View full entry 1528

...A word imitative of the sound of noisy weeping or laughter; also an expression of contempt (Sc.)....

3. bounce, int. and adv. View full entry 1523

...Imitating the sound of a gun....

4. † byrˈlakin, int. View full entry a1529

...A contraction of by our Ladykin; cf. byrlady...

5. † gup, int. View full entry c1527

...A cry of anger or chiding addressed to a horse....

6. hey-day | heyday, int. View full entry a1529

...An exclamation denoting frolicsomeness, gaiety, surprise, wonder, etc....

8. † stow, int. View full entry c1520

...A call addressed to a hawk by a falconer to make it come to his fist....

9. † ta ha, int. View full entry 1528

...A derisive exclamation....

10. te-wit | te-whit, int. View full entry a1529

...Imitations of the cry of some birds....

11. tilly-vally, int. View full entry a1529

...An exclamation of impatience: Nonsense! fiddlesticks!...

12. † ˈtrovy, int. View full entry a1529

...? A call in hawking....

13. tut, int. (and n.3) View full entry a1529

...An ejaculation (often reduplicated) expressing impatience or dissatisfaction with a statement, notion, or proceeding, or contemptuously dismissing it. (The Sc. toot, toots, expresses mild expostulation.)...

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