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1. back-, comb. form View full entry ?c1225

...General senses in combination....

2. break-, comb. form View full entry c1300

...With verb + object....

3. burn-, comb. form View full entry c1485

...With verb + object....

4. by-, comb. form View full entry c1330

...A Middle English variant spelling of the prefix bi-, be-, under which see most of the words, as, under be-, bycause, bydene,...

5. choke-, comb. form View full entry 1556

...in attributive relation to a n. = ‘choking, that chokes’....

6. cram-, comb. form View full entry 1382

...compare cram2, cram1....

7. cross-, comb. form View full entry c1330

...General uses in combination....

8. † crowd-, comb. form View full entry c1330

...the stem of crowd (see sense 3) in combination, as in crowd-barrow(now dial.)crowd-wain= Dutchkruiwagen, in Kilian krodewaghenObs....

9. drop-, comb. form View full entry 1578

...the verb-stem used in Comb....

10. dub-, comb. form View full entry 1706

...Having a blunt point....

11. half-, comb. form View full entry c893

...With adjectives and pa. pples. Already in Old English: see above. Very common in later use, esp. with pa. pples., to which half- may be prefixed whenever the sense suits:...

13. kiss-, comb. form View full entry a1586

...In Comb., forming nouns and adjectives. Kiss is the imperative or stem of the vb. See also kiss-in-the-ring, kiss-me-quick...

14. pick-, comb. form View full entry c1400

...Forming nouns and adjectives, chiefly where the second element would be the object of the verb to pick....

15. pinch-, comb. form View full entry 1582

...See also pinch-gut, pinchpenny...

16. pop-, comb. form View full entry 1594

...Forming nouns and adjectives, with the sense ‘that pops’, or ‘which pops or can be popped in some way’....

17. pull-, comb. form View full entry 1552

...Forming compounds with nouns....

18. set-, comb. form View full entry 1627

...the stem of set in comb., chiefly in ns. derived from phr. with advs. (see set2): See also set-back, set-down, set-to,...

20. snap-, comb. form View full entry 1603

...With ns. (also forming derivatives)....

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