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1. accumulator, n. View full entry 1611
...A person who accumulates things, esp. wealth or possessions; an acquisitive person....
2. chuck, n.3 View full entry 1611
...A slight, sudden blow or upward tap under the chin....
3. disabuse, v. View full entry 1611
...trans. To free from abuse, error, or mistake (see abuse3, abuse2a); to relieve from fallacy or deception; to undeceive....
4. district, n. View full entry 1611
...Law. The territory under the jurisdiction of a feudal lord. Obs....
5. dropped | dropt, adj. View full entry 1611
...Fallen, lowered; allowed to drop or fall. spec. in Rugby Football, designating a goal scored by a drop-kick....
6. † fuckwind, n. View full entry 1611
...The kestrel. Cf. windfucker1....
7. lashed, adj.1 View full entry 1611
...Beaten with or as with a whip....
8. † ˈlurkydish, n. View full entry 1611
...The herb Pennyroyal, Mentha Pulegium....
9. † merribowk, n. View full entry 1611
...= posset1....
10. mumping, n.1 View full entry 1611
...The action of mump; grimacing; grumbling; hinting by means of facial expression; an instance of this....
11. nope, n.1 View full entry 1611
...The bullfinch, Pyrrhula pyrrhula....
12. nosepiece, n. View full entry 1611
...A part of a helmet, mask, etc., that covers the nose, serving for protection or (rarely) decoration....
13. outstanding, adj. View full entry 1611
...That stands or juts out; projecting, prominent....
14. pash, n.1 View full entry 1611
...A smashing or crushing blow or stroke in combat. Obs. (Sc. in later use)....
15. paste egg, n. View full entry 1611
...= pasch egg...
16. pegging, n. View full entry 1611
...The action of peg (in various senses); an instance of this. See also level-pegging...
17. purre, n.1 View full entry 1611
...The dunlin (Calidris alpina) in its winter plumage, formerly thought to be a separate species....
18. putter, v.1 View full entry 1611
...intr. To mutter; to grumble....
19. † ranch, n.1 View full entry 1611
...A deep scratch....
20. rapper, n. View full entry 1611
...An arrant lie; a downright falsehood. Cf. rap8b. Now hist. and arch....
