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1001
conversant, a. (and n.)
1002
DATE
MATCH
1340
[ME.,
a. OF. conversant, pr. pple. of con
conversation
a1340
[ME.,
a. OF. conversation, -acion (12th c
1003
conversement
1455
[ a. OF. conversement business, relat
1004
convive, n.1
1483
[ a. OF. convive, ad. L. conviv-ium f
1005
cony, coney, n.
1006
a1200
ne, conyng was
a. OF. conin, connin, Anglo-Fr. con
conyger, conynger
1292
c. kuninghare,
a. OF. co(n)niniere, -yere, a paral
1007
coparcenary, -ery, n.
1503
- + parcenary ( a. OF. parconerie partnership). The
1008
coparcener
1503
o- + parcener,
1009
coperoun
1010
a. OF. parconier sharer, f. parcon:
c1325
[ a. OF. couperon, -un, cuperun summi
coppice, n.
1538
[ a. OF. copeiz, couppeiz, colpeiz:-l
1011
coraiouste
1382
[ a. OF. corageusete, f. corageus cou
1012
coral, n.1
c1305
[ a. OF. coral, coural (12th c. in Li
1013
coral, n.2
c1440
[ a. OF. curail 'balle du ble' (Godef
1014
corbel, n.
c1325
[ a. OF. corbel, now corbeau:-late L.
1015
corbie
c1450
[ f. OF. corb, or its derivs. corbin,
1016
cordaille
1483
[ a. OF. cordaille (14th c. in Godef.
1017
cordelin
c1330
[prob.
1018
cordwain
c1380
e, cordewan(e,
1019
coriun
c1205
[ ad. OF. choron, corun, choro, f. L.
1020
corn, n.2
c1000
[ a. OF. corn, later cor, horn, also
1021
corn, corne, n.3
c1477
1022
cornage
c1250
[ a. OF. cornage, 'droit qui se levai
1023
cornardy
1340
[ a. OF. cornardie, cornadie, conardi
1024
cornel 2
c1420
[ a. OF. cornal:-late L. cornale corn
[In sense 1,
a. OF. or AF. *cordelin; see cordel
a. OF. cordoan, -ouan, -ewan = Pr.
a. OF. corn, later cor a horn, as a
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corneole1
1586
1026
cornet, n.1
?a1400
[ a. OF. cornet = Pr. cornet, It. cor
1027
cornylier
c1490
[ a. OF. cornillier, var. of cornouil
1028
coronacle
a1400
1029
coronation
1388
[ a. OF. coronacion, -ation (14th c.
1030
coronet, n.
1494
[ a. OF. coronete, -ette, later couro
1031
corporal, a. (n.1)
c1400
[ a. OF. corporal (12th c.), later co
1032
corporance
1570
[ a. OF. corporance, -ence bodily for
1033
corporas
c1200
ME. corporaus,
a. OF. corporaus, (earlier corporal
1034
corpse, n.
c1315
s (see corse),
a. OF. (11-14th c.) cors = Pr. cors
1035
corrigiole
c1400
[ a. OF. corrigiole (in Pare) = la re
1036
corrigiour
1474
[ a. OF. corrigeour (mod.F. corrigeur
1037
corrody, corody
1429
1038
corrosion
c1400
[ a. OF. corrosion or ad. L. corrosio
1039
corrumpable, a.
c1386
[ a. OF. co(r)rumpable, corrompable,
1040
corrumper, -our
1474
1041
corrupt, ppl. a.
c1325
[ a. OF. co(r)rupt (14th c. in Littre
1042
corsage
1481
[ a. OF. corsage (12th c. in Littre),
1043
corsaint
1303
[ a. OF. cors saint, mod.F. corps sai
1044
corse, n.
c1250
[ME. cors,
a. OF. cors (11-13th c.) = Pr. cors
1045
corviser, -or
1401
ier shoemaker,
f. OF. courveis leather:-L. Cordube
1046
cost, n.2
1297
[ a. OF. cost, coust (now cout) = Pr.
1047
cost, n.4
1572
[ a. OF. coste (mod.F. cote) rib:-L.
1048
costable, a.
c1460
[ a. OF. coustable (later coutable),
1049
costard
1292
1050
costeaunt, a.
1393
1051
costious, a.
1340
evous, -yvous,
f. OF. bontif: cf. also beautevous,
1052
costive, a.
c1400
[app.
a. OF. costive, costeve:-L. constip
1053
costrel 1
c1380
[ a. OF. costerel, synonymous with co
1054
costret
c1325
[ a. OF. costeret.]
1055
cote-hardie
a1450
[ a. OF. cote-hardie.]
1056
coterell1
1393
[ a. OF. coterel, med.L. coterellus,
1057
cottier
1386
[ a. OF. cotier, cottier = med.L. cot
1058
counsel, n.
a1225
l, -ail, -ayl,
a. OF. conseil, cunseil, in AFr. co
1059
counsellor, -elor
a1225
iller(e, etc.,
a. OF. conseillere (nom.), and ME.
1060
counselment
1523
[ a. OF. corneole, med.L. corneolus:
[prob.
ier conredium,
c. corumpour,
in OF. Perhaps
a. OF. *coronacle, der. of corone,
f. OF. conrei(d, conroi, mod.F. cor
a. OF. co(r)rompeur, -rumpeur, f. c
f. OF. and AF. coste rib + -ard, me
[ a. OF. costeiant (-iant, -oyant), p
[ a. OF. conseillement: see counsel v
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count, n.1
1062
countable, a.
1063
countenance, n.
c1290
1064
counterfeit, a. (pa. pple.) and n.
c1386
1065
counterfeitress
1577
[ a. OF. contrefai(c)teresse, f. cont
1066
counterfeiture
c1325
[ a. OF. contrefaiture, ad. L. type *
1067
countermand, n.
1548
[ a. OF. contremand, -mant, f. contre
1068
counterpoint, n.2
c1450
[ a. OF. contrepointe (15th c. in Lit
1069
counterpoise, n.
c1430
1070
counter-seal, n.
1611
[ a. OF. contre-seel (1256 in Joinvil
1071
countersign, n.
1591
[ a. OF. contresigne, ad. It. contras
1072
countertail
c1386
[ a. OF. contretaille the opposite ha
1073
countess
1154
1074
country
c1275
e(e, cuntre(e,
a. OF. cuntree, contree = Pr. and I
1075
coup, n.1
c1400
[In sense 1,
a. OF. coup, cop, colp blow: see co
1076
couple, n.
a1300
[ a. OF. cople, cuple, later couple:-
1077
couplement
1548
[ a. OF. couplement: see couple v. an
1078
courage, n.
c1300
1079
courouce
1450
[ a. OF. courouce, coroce, fem. form
1080
couroux
a1450
[ a. OF. cour(r)oux, earlier couroz,
1081
court, n.1
1154
1082
courteous, a.
c1275
[ a. OF. corteis, curteis (later cort
1083
courtesy, n.
a1225
[ a. OF. cur-, cortesie (later courto
1084
Court-mantle
c1367
[ f. OF. curt, cort, now court short
1085
coutere
c1340
[ f. OF. coute (13th c.), later coude
1086
covenablete
1382
[ a. OF. covenablete: see covenable a
1087
covenance, n.
?c1475
[ a. OF. covenance, now convenance, w
1088
covenant, n.
1297
[ a. OF. covenant (12-15th c. in Litt
1089
covenant, a.
c1440
[ a. OF. covenant, early form of conv
1090
coverance
a1300
[ a. OF. covrance, couvrance, f. couv
1091
covercle, n.
c1384
[ a. OF. covercle (mod. F. couvercle)
1092
covert, a. (pa. pple.)
c1303
[ a. OF. covert, later couvert:-L. co
1093
covertil
1094
coverture
a1225
[ a. OF. coverture (12th c.; now couv
1095
covetise
1297
[ a. OF. coveitise (in 13th c. covoit
1096
covetous, a.
a1300
[ a. OF. coveitus, -os (in 13th c. co
1097
covey, n.1
c1440
a1325
[ME. counte,
1495
a. OF. conte, cunte = It. conto:-la
[ a. OF. contable, now comptable, f.
ountena(u)nce,
a. OF. con-, cuntenance (11th c. Ch
[ a. OF. contrefet, -fait, pa. pple.
[ME.
a. OF. countrepeis, -pais = Central
[ a. OF. cuntesse, contesse:-late L.
[ME. corage,
. curt, court,
1463
a. OF. corage, curage, later courag
a. OF. cort, curt, later court (fro
[ a. OF. couvertil (Godef.), dim. of
[ME.,
ad. OF. covee, mod.F. couvee brood
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covin, n.
c1330
1099
cow, n.2
a1548
1100
coward, n. and a.
a1225
[ a. OF. coart (cohart, cuard, cowair
1101
cowardice
c1300
[ a. OF. couardise (13th c. in Littre
1102
cowardous, a.
1480
[ a. OF. type *couardos: see coward a
1103
cowardy, n.
1375
[ a. OF. couardie (11-12th c. cuardie
1104
cowl, coul, n.2
c1250
1105
coyn, coyne, n.
a1387
[ a. OF. cooin, later coin, in mod.F.
1106
cozier
1532
[ ad. OF. cousere seamster, tailor, a
1107
cramp, n.1
1374
1108
crastin
1581
1109
cratch, n.1
a1225
1110
crayer, crare
c1325
1111
crayfish, crawfish, n.
a1400
1112
creable, a.1
1480
1113
cream, creme, n.1
1303
[ME. creme,
1114
creance, n.
c1330
[ME.
a. OF. creance (11th c.), corresp.
1115
creancer
1382
F. creanceour,
a. OF. creanceor, f. creancer: see
1116
creant, a.1
a1225
[In form,
a. OF. creant believing, trusting,
1117
creesh, creish, n.
a1400
[ a. OF. craisse, cresse = graisse, g
1118
cremetous, cremeuse, a.
c1477
[ a. OF. cremeteus and cremeus fearfu
1119
cremeur
1485
1120
crenel, crenelle, n.
1481
[ a. OF. (12th c.) crenel, pl. crenia
1121
crepine, crespin(e
c1532
[ a. OF. crespine, mod.F. crepine (Pr
1122
crescent, n.
1399
1123
cresset
1370
1124
crest, n.1
c1325
1125
crestyn
a1400
1126
cretone, cretoyne
1127
crevice, n.
c1340
1128
crew, n.1
1455
[ a. OF. creue increase, augmentation
1129
crewe
1579
[ a. OF. crue.]
1130
cricket, n.1
c1325
1131
crier
c1380
[ME. criere,
a. OF. criere, nom. of crieur, agen
1132
crocodile, n.
c1300
okadrill, etc.
a. OF. cocodrille (13-17th c.) = Pr
1133
croisee, -ie, -y
[ a. OF. covin, couvin, cuvin masc.,
[Possibly
covelle, app.
ME. cra(u)mpe,
a. OF. cuvele:-L. cupella small vat
a. OF. crampe (13th c. in Littre),
[ a. OF. crastin the morrow, the day
[ME. crecche,
a. OF. creche, cresche manger, crib
[ a. OF. crayer, craier, creer, croye
evice, -visse,
a. OF. crevice (13-15th c. in Littr
[ a. OF. creable, now croyable.]
ade' (Cotgr.),
lso croissant,
a. OF. cresme, later creme masc., n
f. OF. cremer: see cremetous, creme
a. OF. creissant, mod.F. croissant
[ a. OF. craicet, craisset, cresset i
[ME.
a. OF. creste (13th c. in Littre, a
[ a. OF. crestin, cretin in same sens
?a1400
1482
ad. OF. coe, coue, cowe (mod.F. que
[ a. OF. cretonne: see Godefroy.]
[ME. crevace,
a. OF. crevace, mod.F. crevasse:-la
[ a. OF. criquet, crequet (Marie de F
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croiserie, -ry
c1290
[ a. OF. croiserie, f. crois cross.]
1135
crose, croce
c1330
[ a. OF. croce (pronounced krOts@), i
1136
croupon
c1400
[ a. OF. croupon, augm. or dim. of cr
1137
crucifix, n.
a1225
[ a. OF. crucefix, now crucifix, = Pr
1138
cruelty
a1225
[ a. OF. crualte (later cruaute), acc
1139
crupper, n.
c1300
[ a. OF. cropiere (Anglo-Fr. cropere)
1140
crusily, -illy, a.
1572
[ a. OF. crusillie, var. of croisille
1141
crusoile
1613
[ a. OF. cruseul, crusol crucible: se
1142
crust, n.
c1325
1143
crustous, a.
c1400
[ a. OF. crousteus, mod. F. crouteux,
1144
crystal, n. and a.
c1000
[ a. OF. cristal (11th c. in Littre)
1145
cubicular, n.
c1425
[ ad. OF. cubiculaire, ad. L. cubicul
1146
cuckold, n.1
a1250
lier *cucuald,
f. OF. cucu cuckoo (in 15-17 c. coc
1147
cuisse, cuish
c1330
wes, cuissues,
a. OF. cuisseaux, cuisiaux, pl. of
1148
culet 1
1550
[ a. OF. cueillete, coillete, cuillet
1149
culeuvre
1481
[ a. OF. culuevre, in mod.F. couleuvr
1150
cullis, n.1
c1420
[ a. OF. coleis (13th c., later coule
1151
culp(e
1377
[ a. OF. coulpe (colpe, culpe, coupe,
1152
culpable, a. (and n.)
1303
1153
culpon, n.
c1386
[ a. OF. colpon, coulpon, copon, now
1154
culrage, culerage
a1387
[ a. OF. culrage, mod.F. curage, f. c
1155
cultelere, a.
1541
[ a. OF. cultelaire, -ere, ad. med.L.
1156
culvert, a.
a1225
[ a. OF. culvert, colvert, late L. co
1157
culvertage
1613
[ a. OF. culvertage, f. culvert (see
1158
cunyour
1455
[ a. OF. coignour, quoingneur coiner
1159
curation
c1374
1160
curature
1605
1161
cure, n.1
c1300
[ a. OF. cure care (11th c.; also in
1162
curiosity
c1380
[ a. OF. curiosete (AngloFr. curiouse
1163
curious, a.
c1325
[ a. OF. curius (Ch. de Rol., 11th c.
1164
curre
1483
[ a. OF. curre (corre, courre):-L. cu
1165
current, a.
c1300
1166
current, n.
c1380
1167
currier 1
c1380
orier, coryer,
a. OF. corier, coryer:-L. coriarius
1168
curtain, n.1
a1300
tine, curtine,
a. OF. cortine, courtine in same se
1169
curtiler
a1300
[ a. OF. cortiller, courtillier, f. c
1170
cury 1
1387
[ a. OF. keuerie, queuerie, queurie (
others immed.
[ME. coupable,
[ME.,
a. OF. crouste (mod. croute), Pr. a
a. OF. coupable (cop-, coulpable, c
a. OF. curacion, ad. L. curation-em
[ a. OF. curature, or ad. L. curatura
rant, currant,
a. OF. corant, curant (from 16th c.
[ a. OF. corant, curant, n. use of co
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cushion, n.
c1340
rth. whishin),
1172
cussan
c1475
[app.
1173
custil(e, costile
c1475
1174
custode1
c1380
1175
custom, n.
c1200
1176
customable, a.
1303
[ a. OF. cust-, cost-, coustumable, f
1177
customal, a.
1401
[ ad. OF. costumel customary: see cus
1178
customance, custumance
c1386
[ a. OF. cost-, coustumance, f. cost-
1179
customer, a.
1303
[ a. OF. costumier, coustumier custom
1180
custron
c1300
[ a. OF. coistron, coestron, quistron
1181
cutlery
c1449
[ a. OF. coutelerie (mod.F. couteller
1182
cuttle, n.2
1546
[app.
a. OF. coutel (mod.F. couteau):-L.
1183
cypress1
a1300
cypres, etc.,
a. OF. cipres (12th c.), cypres (=
1184
cypress3
14..
[prob.
f. OF. Cipre, Cypre, the island of
1185
dablet
c1380
1186
dace
c1430
1187
dahet, dathet
a1250
[ a. OF. dahet, dehet, usually dehe,
1188
dain, a.
c1500
[ a. OF. *deigne, Burg. doigne = F. d
1189
dainteth, -ith, n. and a.
c1290
[ a. OF. daintiet, deintiet:-L. digni
1190
dainty, n.
a1225
[ a. OF. deintie, daintie, dainte ple
1191
dais
a1259
[ a. OF. deis (later dois), mod.F. (f
1192
daker
1531
[ a. OF. dacre, dakere, med.L. dacra:
1193
dam, n.4, damp
c1300
[ a. OF. dam (also dan, domp, dant, i
1194
damage, n.
1300
[ a. OF. damage (11th c. in Littre),
1195
damageable, a.
1474
[ a. OF. damag(e)able, dom-, causing
1196
damagement
1603
[ a. OF. damagement, f. damagier to d
1197
damageous, a.
c1386
[ a. OF. damageus, -gious, -jos, f. d
1198
dame
a1225
[ a. OF. dame (11th c. in Littre):-ea
1199
damoiseau
c1477
[ a. OF. damoiseau, earlier damei-, d
1200
damsel, damosel
c1290
1201
Dan 1
1202
a. OF. coissin, later coessin, cuis
a. OF. cuisson, f. cuisse thigh.]
[ a. OF. coustille, 15th c. in Godefr
[In ME.
a. OF. custode (12th c. in Littre),
[ a. OF. custume, costume 11-12th c.
[ a. OF. deablot (14th c. Godefr.), d
. darse, etc.,
le, damaisele,
a. OF. darz, dars, nom. (and pl.) o
a. OF. dameisele (damisele) (12th c
1303
[ a. OF. dan (also dant, dam, damp, i
dance, n.
c1300
[ a. OF. dance, danse, f. the vb. dan
1203
danceress
1388
[ a. OF. danceresse, danseresse, now
1204
dancery
1615
[ a. OF. danserie, dancing, ball: see
1205
dancy, a.
1611
[ a. OF. dansie, danche:-late L. dent
1206
danger, n.
a1225
[ a. OF. dangier, danger:-late L. *do
1207
darrein, a.
1555
[ a. OF. darrain, derrein (still in v
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dart, n.
c1314
[ a. OF. dart, accus. of darz, dars.
1209
date, n.1
c1290
[ a. OF. date (13th c. in Littre), no
1210
deacon, n.1
1211
dean 1
1212
debatable, a.
1492
[ a. OF. debatable (Cotgr.), debattab
1213
debatement 1
1536
[ a. OF. debatement (later debattemen
1214
debitor
1484
[ a. OF. debitor (14th c.), debiteur,
1215
deblerie
a1325
[ a. OF. deablerie, now diablerie, f.
1216
debonair, -bonnaire, a. (n.)
a1225
[ a. OF. debonaire, prop. a phrase de
1217
debonairty, debonarity
a1225
1218
deboutement
1219
debt, n.
a1225
E. det, dette,
a. OF. dete, dette:-pop. L. *debita
1220
debtor
a1225
et(t)ur, -our,
a. OF. det(t)or, -ur, -our (later d
1221
decas
1393
1222
deceit
c1300
1223
deceivable, a.
1224
c900
perhaps immed.
a. OF. diacne, dyacne (12th c.; lat
c1330
ME. deen, den,
a. OF. deien, dien. mod.F. doyen =
[ME.
1481
a. OF. debonairete, -eretie (13th c
[ a. OF. debotement, deboutement, f.
[ a. OF. *decas, ad. med.L. decasus f
desaite, etc.,
a. OF. deceite, -eyte (later decoit
1303
[ a. OF. decevable, f. stem of decevo
deceivance
c1330
[ a. OF. decevance, f. decev-ant: see
1225
December
1297
[ a. OF. decembre, dezembre, ad. L. D
1226
declination
c1386
[ a. OF. declinacion, ad. L. declinat
1227
decoction
1398
[ a. OF. decoction, -cocciun (13th c.
1228
decoped, ppl. a.
1229
decorement
1587
[ a. OF. decorement (15th c.), f. dec
1230
decrease, n.
1383
[ a. OF. decreis, descreis (later des
1231
decree, n.
1303
[ a. OF. decre, var. of decret (in pl
1232
decrepity
1576
[ a. OF. decrepite (15th-17th c. in G
1233
decretistre
1393
[ a. OF. decretistre (13th c. in Litt
1234
decury
1533
[ a. OF. decurie or ad. L. decuria a
1235
dedication
1382
[ a. OF. dedication, -cion (14th c. i
1236
dedignation
c1400
[ a. OF. dedignation (Godef.), ad. L.
1237
defamation
1303
[ ad. OF. diffamation, L. diffamation
1238
defame, n.
1375
1239
defamy
1490
1240
default, n.
a1225
[ME.
a. OF. defaute, deriv. of defaillir
1241
defeasance
1428
, destruction,
f. OF. defesant, des-, pr. pple. of
1242
defeature, n.
1590
1243
defeit, defet, a.
1244
defence, defense, n.
c1400
[ f. OF. decope, mod.F. decoupe, cut
me and defame,
[ a. OF. diffamie, ad. L. diffamia: s
[ a. OF. deffaiture, desfaiture, f. d
c1374
1297
a. OF. deffame (usually disfame, di
[ a. OF. defeit, desfeit, -fait, pa.
s: ME. defens,
a. OF. defens (deffans, deffenz, de
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defendance
a1500
1246
defial
c1470
1247
defiance
c1300
1248
definement
1602
1249
definition
1382
1250
definitive, a. and n.
1251
defloration
1387
[ a. OF. defloracion (14th c. in Hatz
1252
deformity
c1400
[ a. OF. deformite (defformeteit, def
1253
defraudation
1502
[ a. OF. defraudation, -acion (13-14t
1254
defrauder
1552
1255
defrayment
1547
[ a. OF. deffrayement (desfroiement),
1256
degast
1592
[ a. OF. degast (14th c.), mod.F. deg
1257
degree, n.
c1230
1258
dejection
1430
[ a. OF. dejection (14th c. in Godef.
1259
delavy, des-, di-, dis-, a.
c1380
[ a. OF. deslave washed away, overflo
1260
delay, n.
c1275
1261
delayance
a1300
1262
delayment
1393
1263
delayous, a.
1469
[ a. OF. delaieus, f. delai n., delay
1264
delectability
c1440
[ ad. OF. delectablete, f. delectable
1265
delectable, a.
c1400
1266
delectation
13..
[ a. OF. delectation (12th c. in Hatz
1267
delegate, n.
c1380
[ a. OF. delegat (= mod.F. delegue, S
1268
delicative, a.
1491
[ a. OF. delicatif, -ive, dainty, exq
1269
delice
a1225
[ a. OF. delice masc.:-L. delicium, a
1270
delicious, a.
c1300
[ a. OF. and Anglo-Fr. delicious (lat
1271
delight, n.
a1225
[ME. delit,
a. OF. delit (-eit), (= Pr. deliet,
1272
delitability
a1340
[ME.
a. OF. delitablete, f. delitable: s
1273
delitable, a.
c1290
[ME.
a. OF. delitable (deleit-, delet-,
1274
delite, a.
c1430
[ a. OF. delit delicious.]
1275
delitous, a.
c1400
[ a. OF. delitous (Bozon), -eus, f. d
1276
deliver, a.
c1305
[ a. OF. delivre, deslivre (cf. It. d
1277
deliverance
c1290
[ a. OF. delivrance, desl- (12th c. i
1278
deliveration
1509
1279
deliverer
a1340
[ a. OF. delivrere (12th c. in Hatzf.
1280
demand, n.2
c1500
[ a. OF. *desmande (not in Godef.), f
1281
demeanant, a.
1467
[ ad. OF. demenant, pres. pple. of de
1282
demigraine
1540
[ a. OF. defendance, deff- (13th c. i
[In ME.,
a. OF. defiaille (13-14th c. in God
[ a. OF. defiance, deff-, desf-, the
mination, end,
f. OF. definer: see define v.]
[ a. OF. de-, def-, diffinicion (also
c1386
[ a. OF. definitif, diffinitif, -ive
+ -er1: perh.
egre, pl. -ez,
(1611) delay,
a. OF. defraudeor, -eur, ad. L. def
a. OF. degre, earlier nom. degrez,
f. OF. delaier, in mod.F. dilayer:
[ a. OF. delaiance, delayance (Godef.
[ME.
[ME.
a. OF. delaie-, delayement (also de
a. OF. delectable, ad. L. delectabi
[ a. OF. delivration (in earlier and
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demigraine
1540
[ a. OF. demigraine pomegranate: cf.
1283
demi-ostade, -ostage
1537
[ a. OF. demie ostade, hostade, estad
1284
demoniacle, a.
c1500
[ a. OF. demoniacle, the usual repres
1285
demonstrance
1430
[ a. OF. demonstrance (still in Cotgr
1286
demure, a. (n.)
1377
1287
demurrance
1288
demurrant, a. and n.
1289
denier 3
1290
in same sense,
a. OF. meur, now mur, 'ripe, mature
c1300
[ a. OF. demorance retardation, delay
1529
[ a. OF. demourant, pr. pple. of demo
c1425
[ a. OF. dener, later denier (= Pr. d
denomination
1398
[ a. OF. denominacion (13th c. in God
1291
deny, denye, n.2
1340
[ a. OF. deiene, deene, dene, mod.F.
1292
deparayll, a.
1413
[ a. OF. despareil different, dissimi
1293
departable, -ible, a.
1377
[ a. OF. departable (13-14th c. in Go
1294
departance
1579
[ a. OF. departance, f. depart-ir: se
1295
departer1
1382
1296
departison
c1440
[ a. OF. departison, f. departer, aft
1297
departure
1523
[ a. OF. *departeure, desparteure:-la
1298
deport, n.
1474
[ a. OF. deport, desport, bodily mann
1299
deportment
1601
[ a. OF. deportement (mod.F. de-), f.
1300
deposition
1399
[ a. OF. deposition, also desp- (12th
1301
deraign, n.
c1300
[ a. OF. des-, der-, deraisne, -resne
1302
deraignment2
1539
[ a. OF. desrenement, f. desregner: s
1303
deray, n.
c1300
[ a. OF. desrei, desrai, later desroi
1304
derere, adv.
c1386
[ a. OF. deriere, now derriere, behin
1305
derogative, a.
1477
[ a. OF. derogatif, -ive (1403 in God
1306
derverye
1480
[ a. OF. derverie, desverie, madness,
1307
descant, n.
c1380
[ a. OF. deschant (13th c. and in Cot
1308
descence, descense
c1380
: ME. descens,
a. OF. descens masc., ad. L. descen
1309
descendible, -able, a.
1495
. descendable,
a. OF. descendable: subseq. conform
1310
descension
c1391
[ a. OF. descension (14th c. in Godef
1311
descensory, n.
c1386
[ ad. OF. descensoire, -oir, med.L. t
1312
desert, n.1
1297
[ a. OF. desert masc., deserte, desse
1313
desert, n.2
a1225
1314
desert, a.
1297
1315
desespeir, n.
c1374
[ a. OF. desespeir (mod.F. desespoir)
1316
desesperance, -aunce
c1374
[ a. OF. desesperance (12th c. in Hat
1317
desesperat, a.
c1384
[ ad. OF. desespere, Pr. desesperat,
1318
desidery
c1450
[ a. OF. desiderie (11th c. in Godef.
-er1: probably
a. OF. departeur (nom. case orig. d
[ a. OF. desert (12th c. in Littre),
[ME. desert
a. OF. desert, mod.F. de- (11th c.)
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desire, n.
1303
[ME.
a. OF. desir (12th c. in Littre), m
1320
despair, n.
c1325
s-peir, -pair,
a. OF. *despeir, despoir, vbl. n. f
1321
despectuous, a.
1322
1541
[ a. OF. despectueux, f. L. despectu-
desperance
a1225
[ a. OF. desperance, f. desperer to d
1323
desperation
c1366
[ a. OF. desperation, -acion (Godef.)
1324
desperview
c1600
[ a. OF. despourveu, mod.F. depourvu,
1325
despisable, a.
a1340
1326
despisant, a.
1389
1327
despise, n.
1328
despisement
1329
despite, n.
c1290
[ME. despit,
a. OF. despit (:-*despieit), mod.F.
1330
despoil, n.
1474
[ME.
a. OF. despoille, -pueille (= Pr. d
1331
despot
1562
[ a. OF. despot (14th c.), modF. desp
1332
dess, n.1
1552
[ a. OF. deis, dais, dais.]
1333
dester
a1300
[ a. OF. destre right hand:-L. dextra
1334
destinable, a.
c1374
[ a. OF. destinable fatal, f. destine
1335
destiny, n.
c1325
1336
destrayt
1337
destrition
14..
[?
a. OF. destruision destruction, f.
1338
destroyer
1382
r; prob. orig.
a. OF. destruiere, -eor, -eour, f.
1339
destruction
1340
destructive, a. and n.
1341
determinable, a. and n.
1342
detinue
1467
[ a. OF. detenue (1313, Godef.) deten
1343
detractive, a.
1490
[ a. OF. detractif, -ive, f. L. type
1344
detty, a.
1387
[ a. OF. dete, dette, f. dete: L. typ
1345
device
1346
devisable, a.
1535
[ a. OF. devisable, that can be divid
1347
devise, n.
1542
[ a. OF. devise, devis (in same sense
1348
devisement
c1325
[ a. OF. devisement, f. deviser to de
1349
devoir, n.
a1300
1350
devotion, n.
a1225
1351
devouress
1352
c1440
E. despisable,
a. OF. despic-, despisable, f. stem
[ a. OF. despisant despising, contemp
[prob.
1603
a. OF. despiz, despis, nom. of desp
[ a. OF. despisement (12th c. in Gode
[ME.,
1481
a. OF. destinee (12th c. in Littre)
[ a. OF. destreit (-ait, -oit), mod.F
c1314
[ a. OF. destructiun (12th c.), -cion
1490
[ a. OF. destructif, -ive (1372 in Ha
c1325
c1290
[In ME.,
devis, devys,
[ME. dever,
a. OF. determinable fixed, determin
a. OF. devis masc., 'division, part
a. OF. deveir (= Pr. dever, Sp. deb
[ a. OF. devocion, -ciun, -tiun (12th
1382
r devoureress,
a. OF. devoureresse, -voreresse, fe
devout, a. and n.
a1225
devot, devout,
a. OF. devot, devote (12th c. in Li
1353
devoutement, adv.
a1400
[ a. OF. devotement (in AF. devou-).]
1354
dewess
a1400
[ a. OF. *deuesse, dieuesse, f. deu,
1355
dialectic, n.1
1382
1356
diameter
1387
[ a. OF. dialectique, -etique (12th c
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diameter
1387
[ a. OF. dia-, dyametre (13th c. in L
1357
diametral, a. and n.
1555
[ a. OF. dyametral (14th c. in Godef.
1358
diamond, n.
a1310
iamant, -aunt,
1359
diaper, n.
a1350
[ME.
a. OF. dyapre, diapre, orig. diaspr
1360
diapery, diapry, n.
c1460
sense 1 perh.
ad. OF. diaspre, diapre 'diapered (
1361
diatessaron
1398
[ a. OF. diatessaron (Godfr.), a. L.
1362
dictatory, n.
1533
[ a. OF. dictatorie, -urie (Bersuire'
1363
die, n.1
c1330
1364
diet, n.1
a1225
[ a. OF. diete (13th c. in Hatz.-Darm
1365
dignation
c1450
[ a. OF. dignation, -acion, ad. L. di
1366
dignity
a1225
[ a. OF. dignete, F. dignite (12th c.
1367
digression
c1374
[ a. OF. disgressiun, digressiun (12t
1368
dilatation
c1386
[ a. OF. dilatacion, -ation (14th c.
1369
dilation1
1370
diluve
1371
pl. des, dees,
a. OF. diamant (= Pr. diaman, Cat.
a. OF. de (nom. sing. and obl. pl.
14..
[ a. OF. dilacion (13th c. in Hatz.-D
c1386
[ a. OF. diluve, also de-, du-, delou
dime, n.
1377
[ a. OF. disme, dime:-L. decima tithe
1372
diminuation
1477
[ a. OF. diminuacion (1488 in Godef.)
1373
diocese
c1330
1374
dionise
1483
1375
disadventure
c1374
. disaventure,
a. OF. desaventure, desadventure (i
1376
disarray, n.
c1386
[Probably
a. OF. *desarei (14th c. desarroy i
1377
disceyvous, a.
1422
1378
disciple, n.
c900
1379
disclose, ppl. a.
1393
[ a. OF. desclos, pa. ppl. of desclor
1380
discognisance
c1477
[ a. OF. descognesance, -oissance ign
1381
discomfiter
1528
1382
discomfiture
c1330
1383
discomfort, n.
1375
1384
discomfortable, a.
1413
1385
discompanied, ppl. a.
1599
iscompany vb.,
ad. OF. descompaignier, f. des-, di
1386
discord, n.
1297
des-, discord,
a. OF. descord, descort (12th c.),
1387
discordable, a.
c1374
. discordable,
a. OF. des-, discordable, ad. L. di
1388
discordance
1389
discordant, a. (n.)
c1374
-, dyscordant,
1390
discountenance, n.
1580
[partly
1391
discouragement
1561
[ ad. OF. descouragement, descorageme
1392
discovenable, a.
1474
[ a. OF. descovenable, -convenable, u
1393
discoverer
diocise, etc.,
a. OF. diocise (diozcise, 13th c. i
[ a. OF. dionise, dyonise (13 .. in
[ ad. OF. deceveux (Godefroy), in AF.
di-, deciple,
[In early use
a. OF. deciple, semi-popular ad. L.
a. OF. desconfitour (in Godef.); in
[ a. OF. desconfiture rout, defeat (1
E. disconfort,
a. OF. desconfort (12th c. in Littr
[ a. OF. desconfortable (in Godef.),
1340
[ a. OF. des-, discordance = It. scor
a. OF. des-, discordant, pr. pple.
ad. OF. descontenance (14th c. in L
a1300
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discoverer
1394
discovert, a. and n.
1395
discrepance
1396
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[ ad. OF. descouvreur, -eor (13th c.
13..
[ a. OF. descovert, -couvert, pa. ppl
c1425
[ a. OF. discrepance (Godef.), ad. L.
discretion
1303
[ a. OF. des- discrecion distinction,
1397
discussion
a1340
1398
disdain, n.
c1290
1399
disdainable, a.
1611
1400
disdainous, a.
c1374
[ a. OF. desdeignos, -eus, -eux (12th
1401
disdomage
1502
[ a. OF. desdommage (in Godef.) a sum
1402
disfame, n.
c1460
1403
disfortune
a1529
[ ad. OF. desfortune, f. des-, dis- 4
1404
disguisy, a.
c1330
[ a. OF. desguisie, deguisie, -se, pa
1405
disherison, n.
c1290
1406
disheritance
c1450
1407
disherite
1408
[ a. OF. discussion, discucion (12th
deyn, desdeyn,
a. OF. desdeign, -daign, -daing, -d
[ a. OF. desdaignable: see prec. and
. In early use
disheriteson,
a. OF. des-, disfame, var. of def-,
a. OF. des(h)eriteisun, -eison, n.
[ a. OF. des(h)eritance, f. desherite
1297
[perh.
dishevel, a.
c1381
of dishevely,
1409
dishevelled, -eled, ppl. a.
c1450
[ f. OF. deschevele mod.F. dechevele
1410
dishevely, -elee, ppl. a.
a1430
[ a. OF. deschevele pa. pple., f. des
1411
dishonest, a.
c1386
[ ad. OF. deshoneste (13th c. in Hatz
1412
dishonesty
c1386
[ a. OF. desho(n)neste (13th c. in Li
1413
dishonour, -honor, n.
a1300
[ a. OF. deshonor, -ur, des(h)enor (1
1414
disjoint, n.
c1374
[ a. OF. desjointe, disjointe separat
1415
disjoint, ppl. a.
c1420
[ a. OF. desjoint (:- L. disjunct-us)
1416
disjunction
c1400
[ a. OF. disjunction (13th c. in Gode
1417
disjune, n.
1491
1418
dislocation
c1400
[ a. OF. dislocation (14th c. in Litt
1419
disloyal, a. (n.)
c1477
[ a. OF. desloial, f. des-, dis- 4 +
1420
disloyalty
1481
[ ad. OF. desloyaute, desloyaulte, ea
1421
dismeasurable, a.
1474
[ a. OF. desmesurable (in Godef.), f.
1422
dismeasure, a.
c1400
1423
disnatural, a.
c1430
1424
disobedience
?a1400
[ a. OF. desobedience (in Godef.); cf
1425
disobedient, a. and n.
14..
[ a. OF. desobedient (in Godef.); cf.
1426
disobeisance
1393
[ a. OF. desobeissance (13th c. in Ha
1427
disobeisant, a. and n.
c1381
[ a. OF. desobeissant (13th c. in Lit
1428
disordained, ppl. a.
a1425
1429
disordeine, disordeny, a. (n.)
1430
disordinance
1340
a. OF. des(h)erite disherited, pa.
a. OF. deschevele, with final e mut
[ a. OF. desjun, -jeun (mod.F. dial.
[app.
a. OF. desmesure, pa. pple. of desm
[ ad. OF. desnaturel (in Godef.), f.
sense 2, app.
ad. OF. desordene: see next.]
[ a. OF. desordene (mod. desordonne),
c1374
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disordinance
c1374
[ a. OF. desordenance, later -on(n)an
1431
disour
a1300
[ a. OF. disour, -eor, -or, -eur, age
1432
disparage, n.
c1315
1433
disparagement
1486
[ a. OF. desparagement, f. desparager
1434
disparail, a.
1413
[ a. OF. desparail, -eil different (1
1435
disparition
1594
yot, 16th c.),
f. OF. disparoir, after apparition.
1436
dispender
1340
[ME.
a. OF. despendour agent-n. from des
1437
dispense, n.1
c1320
[In I.,
a. OF. despense act of spending, ad
1438
disperse, ppl. a.
1439
displeasance
c1340
[ a. OF. desplaisance (13th c. in Hat
1440
displeasant, a.
c1386
[ a. OF. desplaisant, ppl. adj. of de
1441
displeasure, n.
14..
1442
dispointment
1484
[ a. OF. despointement (15th c. in Go
1443
disprize, n.
1560
[ a. OF. despris 'disesteeme, contemp
1444
disputisoun
c1290
[ a. OF. desputeisun, -on, -aisun, -e
1445
disreason, n.
1480
[ a. OF. desraison, f. des-, dis- 4 +
1446
disreasonable, a.
1549
[ ad. OF. desraisonable (Oresme, 14th
1447
disruly, a.
1570
1448
dissemblable, a. (and n.)
1413
1449
dissemblance1
1463
1450
dissemblance2
1556
[ a. OF. dessemblance, f. dessembler
1451
disseverance
c1374
[ a. OF. dessevrance, etc. (Godef.),
1452
dissimulation
c1384
[ a. OF. dissimulation (12th c. in Ha
1453
distance, n.
c1290
[ a. OF. destance, distance (13th c.
1454
distemperance
1340
[ a. OF. destemprance, -trempance int
1455
distemperure
c1380
[ a. OF. destemprure, -trempure (Gode
1456
distempre, a.
c1374
[ a. OF. destempre = L. distemperatus
1457
distress, n.
c1290
1458
distriction
c1450
[ a. OF. distriction rigour, severity
1459
disturbance
1297
[ a. OF. destorbance, destour-, destu
1460
dite, n.1
a1325
[ a. OF. dit (12th c. in Littre) sayi
1461
dition
1538
[ a. OF. dicion (dition), ad. L. dici
1462
dittay
c1470
[ a. OF. dite, ditte, and thus the sa
1463
ditty, n.
a1300
. dite, ditee,
a. OF. dite, ditte, orig. ditie, in
1464
divers, a.
c1250
vers, diverse,
a. OF. diviers, divers, fem. -erse
1465
diversity
a1340
[ a. OF. diversete, diversite (12th c
1466
divinail
c1386
[ a. OF. de-, divinail, -al masc., an
1467
divination
c1374
ge, disperage,
1393
a. OF. desparage unworthy marriage
[ a. OF. dispers, -pars (in Godef.),
[In type a,
in prec. adv.,
a. OF. desplaisir (13th c. in Hatz.
a. OF. desrieule unregulated, disor
[ a. OF. dessemblable (12th c.), in 1
[In sense 1,
[ME.
ad. OF. dessemblance (12th c.), mod
a. OF. destrece, -stresce, -stresse
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divination
c1374
1468
divine, a. and n.1
1469
divine, n.2
13..
[ a. OF. devin soothsayer (13th c. in
1470
divineress
c1374
[ a. OF. devineresse (12th c. in Hatz
1471
divinity
c1305
1472
divise, n.
c1575
1473
division
c1374
e-, divisioun,
a. OF. devisiun, division, ad. L. d
1474
dizener
1489
r, dizainier),
f. OF. dizeine, later dizaine group
1475
doaire
1393
[ a. OF. doaire (11th c. in Littre),
1476
doctor, n.
1303
[ a. OF. doctor (-ur, -our, -eur), ad
1477
document, n.
c1450
[ a. OF. document lesson, written evi
1478
dole, dool, dule, n.2
a1240
[ a. OF. doel (11th c.), duel (12-14t
1479
dolent, a. (n.)
c1450
1480
dolorous, a.
c1400
[ a. OF. doleros, -eus, doulour-, dul
1481
dolosity
1401
[ a. OF. dolosite :-late L. dolositat
1482
dolour, dolor
13..
[ a. OF. dolor, -our (11th c.), mod.F
1483
domager
1484
dondaine, -dine
1485
donet, donat
1486
dorlot
1487
dormant, a. and n.
1488
dormer
1489
1303
[ a. OF. divination (13th c. in Hatz.
evine, divine,
de-, divinite,
a. OF. devin (12th c. in Hatz.-Darm
a. OF. devinite, -ete, -iteit (12th
[ a. OF. de-, divise, ad. late L. div
so (in Caxton)
1502
a. OF. dolant, pr. pple. of doloir,
[ a. OF. pres. inf. domager, earlier
c1430
[ a. OF. dom-, dondaine, of uncertain
13..
[ a. OF. donet, donnat, ad. L. Donatu
1340
[ a. OF. dorelot, dorlot knot of hair
c1386
[ a. OF. dormant (12th c. in Hatz.-Da
1592
[ ad. OF. dormeor, -ior, -or (= F. do
dortour, dorter
c1290
[ a. OF. dortour, -ur, -eur, vars. of
1490
dosser 1, dorser
13..
[ a. OF. dossier, docier, f. dos back
1491
dossil
1297
[ a. OF. dosil, now doisil, douzil sp
1492
double, a. (adv.)
1493
doubtive, doutif, a.
1494
doubtous, doutous, a.
a1300
1495
doubty, a.
c1380
1496
douce, a.
c1380
1497
douzepers, n. pl.
c1205
1498
dowager
1499
dower, n.2
c1375
[ a. OF. douaire, doaire, douayre, ad
1500
dozen, n.
a1300
[ a. OF. dozeine, dosaine, Fr. douzai
1501
dragant
c1265
[ a. OF. dragant, dragagant, ad. late
1502
dragons
c1000
1503
drapery, n.
a1300
1504
dredge, n.2
c1350
a1225
[ME.
1393
a. OF. duble, doble, later double =
[ a. OF. doutif, -ive, doubtful: see
[ME.
a. OF. dutus, dotus, doutous, mod.F
[ a. OF. doutif, dotif, nom. sing. an
douce, dowce,
a. OF. dolz, dols, dous, later doux
[ a. OF. douze (doce, duze) per(s, mo
1530
[ a. OF. douagere, -iere, douaygere,
ME. dragance,
a. OF. dragance, var. of dragonce (
[ a. OF. draperie (12th c.), f. drap
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dredge, n.2
1505
dresser 1
14..
[ a. OF. dresseur, dreceur, drecor (=
1506
dromedary
13..
[ ad. OF. dromedaire (mod.F. dromadai
1507
dromond
13..
[ a. OF. dromon, dromont, AF. dromund
1508
druery, drury
a1225
[ a. OF. druerie, droerie, druirie lo
1509
drut
a1240
[ a. OF. drud, drut, dru friend, love
1510
dubber 1
1225
[ a. OF. doubeur repairer, f. douber
1511
duchy
1382
[ a. OF. duchee, later duche, fem. (1
1512
due, a. and adv.
1513
dulcimer
1514
durance
1515
dyscrasy, n.
1516
c1350
13..
also dragett,
[ME.
a. OF. dragie, dragee, mod.F. drage
a. OF. deu, later du, orig. pa. ppl
?c1475
[ a. OF. doulcemer (Roquefort), doulc
1494
[ a. OF. durance duration, f. durer t
c1400
[ a. OF. dyscrasie (13-14th c. in Hat
dysentery
1382
[ a. OF. dissenterie (13th c. dissint
1517
dysury
1398
[ a. OF. dissurie (14th c.), mod.F. d
1518
eager, a.
1297
[ a. OF. aigre sharp, keen, sour:-L.
1519
eagle, n.
c1380
1520
eagless
1611
1521
earnest, n.2
a1225
arles), erres ( a. OFr. erres pl.); possibly it was
1522
ease, n.
a1225
[ a. OF. eise, aise (mod. aise) fem.,
1523
easement
c1386
[ a. OF. aisement, f. ais-ier, ease v
1524
easter, n.2
1541
1525
easy, a. and adv.
1526
eche, n.2
1546
1527
eclipse, n.
a1300
[ a. OF. eclipse, esclipse, ad. L. ec
1528
ecstasy
1382
[ a. OF. extasie, (after words in -si
1529
edict
1297
1530
effect, n.
c1385
[ a. OF. effect (F. effet), ad. L. ef
1531
effectual, a.
c1386
[ a. OF. effectuel:-late L. effectual
1532
effectuous, a.
c1400
[ ad. OF. effectueux, ad. med.L. effe
1533
efficace, n.
a1225
[ a. OF. efficace, ad. L. efficacia,
1534
efforce, n.
1549
[ a. OF. efforce, -se, f. efforcer; s
1535
egall, a.
c1374
[ a. OF. egal (esgal, igal, mod.F. eg
1536
eglantine 1
c1400
1537
eglatere
a1387
[ a. OF. esglantier, aiglantier (mod.
1538
eisell
c1160
[ a. OF. aisil, aissil:-late L. *acet
1539
elation
c1386
1540
election
c1270
[ME. egle,
a. OF. egle, aigle = Pr. aigla, It.
[ ad. OF. aiglesse.]
[ a. OF. aistre, astre (mod.F. atre)
c1200
[ a. OF. aisie (mod. aise), pa. pple.
[app.
earliest form
. aiglentina),
[In ME.
ad. OF. esche, aiche tinder:-L. esc
a. OFr. edit), f. edicere, f. e out
f. OF. aiglent of same meaning, pro
ad. OF. elacion, ad. L. elation-em,
[ a. OF. election, ad. L. election-em
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element, n.
a1300
1542
elephant
c1300
1543
elisor, n.
14..
[ a. OF. elisour, f. elis- stem of el
1544
elite, n.1
1387
[ a. OF. elit (in same use), pa. pple
1545
elite, n.2
c1330
1546
elozable, a.
1547
embelif, adv. and a.
1548
1537
[ a. OF. element, ad. L. elementum, a
[ME. olifaunt,
a. OF. olifant, repr. a popular L.
[ a. OFr. elite = next.]
[as if
a. OF. *eslosable, f. esloser to pr
c1391
[ a. OF. phrase en belif: see belef.]
emblement
1495
[ a. OF. emblaement, f. emblaer, (mod
1549
embracement
1485
v. + -ment; or
a. OF. embracement, F. embrassement
1550
embroidery
1393
. embrouderie,
f. OF. embroder embrowd v.: see -ry
1551
emends
1542
[ ad. OF. esmendes, pl. of esmende re
1552
emerald
c1300
[ a. OF. emeraude, esmeraude, esmeral
1553
emperor
a1225
1554
empery, n.
1297
1555
emplaster, n.
138.
1556
empleseur
1560
1557
empress, n.1
1154
1558
emprise, emprize, n.
a1300
[ a. OF. emprise, emprinse, com. Roma
1559
enarme(e
c1430
[ f. OF. enarmer to arm (see enarm v.
1560
encenser
1382
[ a. OF. encensier:-late L. Type *inc
1561
enchanter
1297
1562
enchantery
1297
[ a. OF. enchanterie, f. enchanteor:
1563
enchantment
1297
[ a. OF. enchantement, f. enchanter t
1564
enchantress
c1374
[ a. OF. enchanteresse, fem. of encha
1565
encharge, n.
1595
[ a. OF. encharge, f. encharger: see
1566
encheason
1297
[ a. OF. encheson, encheison, f. ench
1567
encheat, n.
1387
[ a. OF. encheoite, f. encheoir to fa
1568
enclinant, a.
1330
[ a. OF. enclinant, pr. pple. of encl
1569
enclose, n.
1484
1570
enclosure
1517
[ a. OF. enclosure in same sense: see
1571
encluse, pple. and ppl. a.
c1340
[ a. OF. enclus, ad. L. inclus-us, pa
1572
encorsive, a.
a1340
[ f. OF. encorser to make flesh, grow
1573
encounter, n.
1297
[ a. OF. encontre masc. and fem. (cf.
1574
encountery
1566
[ ad. OF. encontree a meeting, f. enc
1575
encumber, n.
c1330
[ a. OF. encombre = Pr. encombre, It.
1576
encumberment
c1330
[ a. OF. encombrement: see encumber v
1577
encumbrance
c1314
[ a. OF. encombrance, f. encombrer to
1578
encumbrous, a.
c1384
e respectively
ad. OF. emperere(s (nom. case) and
[ a. OF. emperie (Littre s.v. empire)
[ a. OF. emplastre (F. emplatre), L.
[ f. OF. *emplaisir: see next. Cf. pl
ME. emperesse,
, are formally
n Caxton perh.
a. OF. emperesse, fem. of emperere
a. OF. enchanteor:-L. incantatorem.
a. OF. enclos or enclose.]
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encumbrous, a.
c1384
[ a. OF. encombros, f. encombre: see
1579
endroit
c1400
[ a. OF. endroit, -ait, in same sense
1580
enemiable, a.
1382
[ ad. OFr. anemiable, ennemiable: see
1581
enemious, a.
1529
[ a. OF. enemieux, f. enemi: see enem
1582
enemy, n. and a.
a1300
[ a. OF. enemi (Fr. ennemi), anemi, -
1583
enfame
c1400
[ a. OF. infame, enfame, ad. L. infam
1584
enfaunce
c1400
[ a. OF. enfaunce, Fr. enfance.]
1585
enfaunt, n.
c1450
[ a. OF. enfaunt (Fr. enfant). Cf. in
1586
enfermer
c1325
[ a. OF. enfermier:-late L. infirmari
1587
enforcement
1588
enfundying, vbl. n.
1589
engaigne
1590
engender, n.
a1528
[ a. OF. engendre, n. of action f. en
1591
engendrure
c1315
[ a. OF. engendreure (= Pr. engenradu
1592
engine, n.
a1300
[ a. OF. engin, corresp. to Pr. engen
1593
engineer, n.
c1325
1594
enginous, a.
c1325
[ a. OF. engineus, engigneus, engigno
1595
engralee, a.
1572
[ a. OF. engralle (mod. engrele): see
1596
enjoint
1413
[ a. OF. enjoincte, f. enjoindre: see
1597
enker, adv.
c1340
[ a. OF. encre lit. 'inked,' in phras
1598
enlangoured, ppl. a.
c1400
[ ad. OF. enlangoure, f. en- (see en-
1599
enmity
a1300
[ ad. OF. enemistie, ennemistie (Fr.
1600
ennoyous, a.
c1420
[ ad. OF. ennoyeus, ennieus (mod.F. e
1601
enpraynt
c1489
[ a. OF. empreinte (see imprint), f.
1602
enquerouresse
c1430
[ f. OF. enquereour one who holds a j
1603
ensained, ppl. a.
1484
[ ad. OF. enseignie, ensagnie, marked
1604
ensample, n.
c1250
1605
ensampler
c1374
[ ad. OFr. essamplaire:-L. exemplariu
1606
ensearch, n.
a1509
[ ad. OF. encerche, f. encerchier: se
1607
ensearcher
1382
1608
ensembly
c1480
1609
enserchise
1436
1610
ensign, n.
1375
[ a. OF. enseigne, enseine, ensaigne,
1611
ensignment
1398
[ a. OF. enseignement, f. enseigner t
1612
ensoigne, n.
c1325
1613
ensurance
1469
1614
entail, n.1
c1300
1615
enterclose, interclose
1475
c1375
[ a. OF. enforcement: see enforce v.
. f. *enfundy,
1375
a. OF. enfondre to be benumbed with
[ a. OF. engaigne deception (cf. It.
ME. engyneour,
m of asaumple,
+ -er: in ME.
a. OF. engigneor (for which mod.F.
a. OF. essample: see example n. (An
a. OF. encerchere, -eor.]
[ a. OF. ensemblee, f. ensembler: see
[as if
a. OF. *encerchise, f. encerchier t
[ a. OF. ensoigne, var. of essoigne:
[ a. OF. enseurance: see ensure v. an
[ a. OF. entaille fem., n. of action
1398
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enterclose, interclose
1398
1616
enterprenant, a.
c1500
[ a. OF. entreprenant, pr. pple. of e
1617
enterprise, n.
c1430
[ a. OFr. entreprise, -prinse, f. ent
1618
enticement
1303
[ a. OF. enticement: see prec. and -m
1619
entire, a., adv. and n.
c1380
[ a. OF. entier, entir = Pr. entier,
1620
entrail, n.1
a1300
[ a. OF. entraille (now only in pl. e
1621
entrance, n.
1526
[ a. OF. entrance, f. entrer to enter
1622
entraverse, adv.
c1450
[ ad. OF. entravers, f. en- (see en-1
1623
entremedly, a.
c1430
[ ad. OFr. entremesle intermixed: cf.
1624
entremess
1340
[ a. OFr. entremes (mod.F. entremets:
1625
entresign
1480
[ a. OF. entreseigne sign, mark, f. e
1626
entrete
c1440
[ a. OF. entrait adhesive plaster.]
1627
envay(e, n.
c1450
[ a. OF. envahie, envaye, f. envahir:
1628
envenomous, a.
a1420
[ ad. OF. envenimeus, f. envenimer to
1629
envesure
c1300
[ a. OF. enveisure, f. enveisier to d
1630
environ, n.
1631
envoisies, a.
c1450
[ a. OF. envoisie (nom. sing. and pl.
1632
envoy, n.1
c1398
[ a. OF. envoy(e (mod. envoi), n. of
1633
epidemial, a.
1607
[ a. OF. epidemial, f. epidemie (see
1634
epidemy
1472
[ a. OF. ypidime, impidemie, Fr. epid
1635
epilentic, a.
1398
[ a. OF. epilentic, ad. late L. epile
1636
epilepsy
1578
[ a. OF. epilepsie, ad. L. epilepsia,
1637
epilogation
1474
[ a. OF. epilogacion, f. epiloguer (s
1638
Epiphany 1
a1310
[ a. OF. epiphanie = Pr., It. epifani
1639
epistle, n.
c893
[ a. OF. epistle, epistole (mod.F. ep
1640
epode
1598
[ a. OF. epode ad. L. epodos, a. Gr.
1641
epouventable, a.
1475
[ a. OF. espouventable (mod.F. epouva
1642
equality
1398
[ a. OF. equalite (mod.Fr. egalite),
1643
equinoction
1483
[ a. OF. equinoction, as if ad. L. *a
1644
equipolle, a.
c1430
[ a. OF. equipol, shortened form of e
1645
equipollence
c1400
[ a. OF. equipolence, mod.Fr. equipol
1646
equipollent, a. and n.
a1420
[ a. OF. equipolent (mod.F. equipolle
1647
equity
c1315
[ a. OF. equite = Pr. equitat, Sp. eq
1648
erchevesque
?a1400
[ a. OF. archevesque (mod.F. archeveq
1649
erege
1340
[ a. OF. erege, herege (corresp. to P
1650
erite
c1175
[ a. OF. herite app. a back formation
1651
ermine, n.
a1200
[ a. OF. (h)ermine (mod.F. hermine),
1652
ermines
1382
[ a. OF. entreclos, f. entre between
[ a. OF. sing. environ (subsequently
1562
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ermines
1562
1653
erminois
1562
1654
erres, n. pl.
c1425
1655
erroneous
c1400
1656
error
a1300
[ a. OF. error, errur, errour (mod.Fr
1657
esbatement
1475
[ a. OF. esbatement, mod.Fr. ebatteme
1658
escallop
1610
[ a. OF. escalope shell, an adoption
1659
escarbuncle
1572
[ a. OF. escarbuncle, Fr. escarboucle
1660
eschansonnery
1514
[ a. OFr. eschansonnerie, f. eschanso
1661
escheat, n.
c1330
1662
eschele
c1330
[ a. OF. eschele (mod.F. echelle), es
1663
eschellett
1578
[ a. OF. eschellette, mod.F. echelett
1664
eschew, a.
c1386
[ a. OF. eschieu (nom. eschif), corre
1665
esclarishment
1549
[ ad. OF. esclerissement, var. of esc
1666
escout, n.
1560
[ a. OF. escoute fem. (mod.F. ecoute)
1667
escript
1483
[ a. OF. escript, semi-learned spelli
1668
escripture
1489
[ a. OF. escripture (mod.F. ecriture)
1669
escroll
1610
[ ad. OF. escroele, dim. of escroe: s
1670
escuage
1513
1671
escume
1527
[ a. OF. escume (mod.F. ecume): see s
1672
esguard
1616
[ a. OF. esgard (mod.F. egard) 'tribu
1673
esmayle, emayle
1589
[ ad. OF. esmail, F. email: see amel.
1674
especcion
1675
especial, a.
c1386
[ a. OF. especial (mod.F. special, as
1676
especialty
1576
[ ad. OF. especialte, AF. especiaulte
1677
espeire, espoire
1393
[ a. OF. espeire fem., espeir masc.,
1678
esperite
1475
[ a. OF. esperite (mod.F. esprit): se
1679
esperon
1598
[ a. OF. esperon (mod.F. eperon) in s
1680
espial
c1386
[ a. OF. espiaille the action of spyi
1681
espice
c1386
[ a. OF. espice (mod.F. epice in sens
1682
espiot
1490
[ a. OF. espiot, ? a. Pr. espiaut spi
1683
espiritual, a.
c1386
[ a. OF. espirituel (mod.F. spirituel
1684
espousage
1549
[ a. OF. esposage, espousage, f. espo
1685
espousal, n. (a.)
1393
[ a. OF. espousailles (mod.F. epousai
1686
espouse, n.
c1475
[ a. OF. espos, espus, espous (mod.F.
1687
espringal
1605
[ ad. OF. espringale (mod.F. espringa
1688
espy, n.
c1386
1689
esquadron
14..
mine; possibly
a. OF. hermines, pl. of herminet, d
[ a. OFr. (h)erminois, f. hermine erm
[ a. OF. erres pl.: see arles.]
[?
[ME. eschete,
. AF. escuage,
[as if
ad. OF. erroneus, f. L. erroneus (w
a. OF. eschete, eschaete, escheoite
f. OF. escu (mod.F. ecu):-L. scutum
a. OF. *especcion, repr. L. spectio
[ a. OF. espie, f. espier: see espy,
1579
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esquadron
1579
[ a. OF. esquadron (mod.F. escadron);
1690
esquele
1371
[ ad. OF. escuele (mod.F. ecuelle), c
1691
esquire, n.1
c1460
[ a. OF. esquier (mod.F. ecuyer), cor
1692
esquire, n.2
1562
1693
essay, n.
1597
[ a. OF. essai, essay: see assay n. F
1694
essel
c1205
[ a. OF. aissel, essel (now essieu):-
1695
essoin, essoign, n.
c1330
[ a. OF. essone, essonie, essoine, es
1696
estal, n.
1480
[ a. OF. estal (mod. Fr. etal), corre
1697
estandard
1586
[ a. OF. estandart]
1698
estate, n.
a1225
[ a. OF. estat (= Pr. estat, Sp. and
1699
estatute
a1514
[ f. OF. estatut (Littre), ad. L. sta
1700
estimation
c1374
1701
estoil(e
1572
1702
estoppel
1531
1703
estovers, n. pl.
1523
1704
estrange, a. and n.
1705
estranger 2
1706
estre
1707
[app.
acion, -cioun,
a. OF. esquire (mod.F. equerre) squ
a. OF. estimacion (mod.F. estimatio
[ a. OF. estoile, mod.F. etoile.]
[app.
ad. OF. estoupail, estouppail bung
[ a. OF. estover, estovoir, subst. us
c1374
[ a. OF. estrange: see strange.]
1471
[ a. OF. estranger (mod.F. etranger):
c1205
[ a. OF. estre being, condition (in p
estrete
1393
[ a. OF. estraite in same sense:-L. e
1708
estudiant
1481
[ a. OFr. estudiant, pr. ppl. of estu
1709
estudy, n.
1483
[ a. OF. estudie study, f. L. studium
1710
eternal, a. and n.
c1386
[ a. OF. eternal, -el (mod. F. eterne
1711
eterne, a.
c1366
[ a. OF. eterne, ad. L. aetern-us, fo
1712
etymology
1447
[ a. OF. ethimologie, mod.F. etymolog
1713
Eucharist
a1400
[ a. OF. eucariste (cf. mod.F. euchar
1714
eure, n.
1375
[ a. OF. eure, heur, aur, Walloon awe
1715
evangel1, evangile
1716
event, n.
15..
[ a. OF. event, ad. L. event-us occur
1717
eversion
c1470
[ a. OF. eversion, ad. L. eversion-em
1718
ewage 1
1377
[ a. OF. (jagounce) ewage, (?jacinth)
1719
ewe ardaunt
c1315
[ a. OF. ewe ardant (mod. eau ardente
1720
ewer 1
1361
[ a. OF. ewer (Cotgr. eauier):-L. aqu
1721
ewrose
c1350
[ a. OF. ewe rose, mod. eau (de) rose
1722
examplar, n.
1413
[ a. OF. examplaire, exemplaire (see
1723
examplar, a.
1560
[ ad. OF. examplaire: see exemplar a.
1724
example, n.
1382
[ a. OF. example, exemple, a refashio
1725
Excalibur
a1450
[ a. OF. Escalibor (with many variant
a1340
[ME. evangile,
a. OF. evangi(l)le (mod.F. evangile
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exchequer
a1300
[ME. escheker,
a. OF. eschequier (mod.F. echiquier
1727
excise, n.
1494
accijs, prob.
ad. OF. acceis tax (12th c., riming
1728
excommunement
1530
[ ad. OF. excomuniement.]
1729
excommuny
1502
[ a. OF. excommunie, f. excommunier t
1730
excuse, n.
c1374
[ a. OFr. excuse, fem., f. excuser: s
1731
excusement
1393
[ a. OF. escusement: see excuse v. an
1732
executress
1591
[ a. OF. executeresse, fem. of execut
1733
exemplar, n.
1393
1734
exequy
1382
1735
exercise, n.
c1340
1736
exercite, n.1
1485
[ a. OF. exercite, ad. L. exercitus a
1737
exercite, n.2
1485
[ a. OF. exercite, of obscure formati
1738
exhibition
1432
[ a. OF. exhibicion, Fr. exhibition,
1739
exile, n.1
a1300
[ a. OF. exil, refashioned form of es
1740
existence
c1384
[ a. OF. existence, ad. med.L. existe
1741
experiment, n.
1362
[ a. OF. experiment, ad. L. experimen
1742
expert, a.1
c1374
[ a. OF. expert, espert, ad. L. exper
1743
expirement
1526
[ a. OF. expirement, f. expirer to ex
1744
exploit, n.
1393
[ a. OFr. esplait, esploit m., esploi
1745
expugnable, a.
1570
[ a. OF. expugnable, ad. L. expugnabi
1746
expugnation
1429
[ a. OF. expugnation, ad. L. expugnat
1747
extonious, a.
1548
[ f. OF. eston-er to astonish + -ious
1748
extreme, a., adv., and n.
c1460
[ a. OF. extreme (F. extreme), ad. L.
1749
eyre
1750
fabor, fabour
1751
fabrile, a.
1611
1752
facund, a.
c1381
1753
facundity
1530
[ a. OF. facondite, ad. L. facunditat
1754
fail, n.2
1297
[ a. OF. faile, faille, deficiency, f
1755
failyie
1551
[ a. OF. faille: see fail n.]
1756
faint, a.
a1300
[ a. OF. faint, feint feigned, sluggi
1757
faintise
1297
[ a. OF. faintise, feintise (mod.F. f
1758
fair, n.1
c1330
[ a. OF. feire (mod.F. foire) = Pr. f
1759
fairy, n. and a.
c1300
[ a. OF. faerie, faierie (mod.F. feer
1760
faith, n.
c1250
[ a. OF. feid, feit (pronounced feith
1761
falchion, n.
1762
falcon, n.
E. exemplaire,
a. OF. exemplaire: see examplar. Th
[ a. OF. exequies, exeques = Pr. ex(s
[ME. exercise,
1297
a. OF. exercice = Pr. exercici, exe
[ a. OF. eire, erre, oirre masc. and
c1470
[ a. OF. fauxbourg: see faubourg.]
[ a. OF. fabrile, ad. L. fabril-is, f
nde, facounde,
ad. OF. facond, ad. L. facundus elo
1303
[ME. fauchoun,
a. OF. fauchon = It. falcione:-vulg
a1250
ucon (faukun),
a. OF. faucon, falcun, ad. late L.
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falconer1
c1386
[ a. OF. fau(l)connier (mod.F. faucon
1764
fallace, a.
1393
[ a. OF. fallace, ad. L. fallax (stem
1765
falsart
c1380
[ a. OF. falsart, faussart, fauxart.
1766
falsery
1594
[ a. OF. falserie, f. fals false a.]
1767
falset1
1375
1768
falsity
c1330
[ a. OF. falsete (mod.F. faussete), a
1769
familiar, a. and n.
c1340
[ a. OF. familier, famelier, famulier
1770
famylous, a.
c1475
[ ad. OF. fameilleux, famelleus, f. L
1771
fanc
1772
fantasious, a.
c1489
[ a. OF. fantasieus, f. fantasie: see
1773
fantasy, phantasy, n.
c1325
[ a. OF. fantasie (Fr. fantaisie), (=
1774
fanterie
a1577
[ a. OF. fanterie, ad. It. fanteria f
1775
farce, n.1
?c1390
[ a. OF. farce, f. farcir, farsir:-L.
1776
fardel, n.1
a1300
[ a. OF. fardel (later fardeau), dim.
1777
fardellage
1489
[ ad. OF. fardelage, f. fardeler to p
1778
fardlet
1413
[ ad. OF. fardelet, dim. of fardel, f
1779
fardry
c1430
[ ad. OF. farderie, f. farde: see far
1780
farrement
1440
[ a. OF. ferrement:-L. ferrament-um i
1781
farrier, n.
1562
[ a. OF. ferrier:-L. ferrarius, f. fe
1782
farthingale
1552
[ ad. OF. verdugale, vertugalle, corr
1783
fashery
1553
[ ad. OF. fascherie (Fr. facherie), f
1784
fashion, n.
a1300
[ a. OF. facon, fazon, ONF. fachon (m
1785
fashious, a.
1536
[ ad. OF. fascheux (Fr. facheux), f.
1786
fastidie
1536
[ a. OF. fastidie, ad. L. fastidium i
1787
fatigable, fatiguable, a.
1608
[ a. OF. fatigable, ad. L. fatigabili
1788
fatigation
1504
[ a. OF. fatigation, ad. L. fatigatio
1789
fault, n.
1790
faulx
1602
1791
fauntelet
1393
1792
favel, a. and n.
c1325
[ a. OF. fauvel, f. fauve fallow-colo
1793
faverole
c1265
[ a. OF. faverolle (in Normandy the b
1794
favour, favor, n.
1795
favourite, favorite, n. and a.
1796
fawn, n.1
1797
[app.
1340
c1290
13..
a. OF. falset (Godef. s.v. fausse):
[ a. OF. fanc (mod.F. fange).]
[ME. faut(e,
a. OF. faute fem. (also faut masc.)
[ a. OF. faulx, Fr. faux in faux de c
[Aphetic
. favor, -our,
f. OF. enfantelet: see faunt and -l
a. OF. favor, -our (mod.F. faveur)
1583
[ a. OF. favorit (Cotgr.), var. of fa
c1369
[ a. OF. faon, also foun, feon:-med.L
fay, n.2
1393
[ ad. OF. fae, faie (Fr. fee) = Pr. a
1798
feal, a.
1568
[ a. OF. feal, altered form (by subst
1799
fealty
c1300
[ ad. OF. feaute, feaulte, fealte = P
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feasible, a.
c1460
[ a. OF. faisable, -ible, f. fais- im
1801
feast, n.
c1200
[ a. OF. feste (Fr. fete) = Pr., Pg.,
1802
feat, n.
13..
[ a. OFr. fait, fet (later faict):-L.
1803
feat, a. and adv.
c1325
[ a. OF. fait made:-L. factus, pa. pp
1804
featous, a.
13..
1805
feature, n.
13..
1806
February
1807
fee, n.3
1808
feeble, a. and n.
1809
feebless
1297
1810
feer, n.1
a1225
1811
feer, fere, a.
c1375
[ a. OF. fer, fier (mod.Fr. fier.) =
1812
felicity
c1385
[ a. OF. felicite (Fr. felicite), ad.
1813
fell, a. and adv.
c1275
[ a. OF. fel = Pr. fel, It. fello fie
1814
felon, a. and n.1
1297
[ a. OF. felon adj. and n. = Pr. felo
1815
felon, n.2
1340
1816
feloure
1817
female, a. and n.
1818
feme
1819
femerell
1820
feminal, a.
1821
a1225
[ME. fetys,
[ a. OF. feture, faiture (= Pr. faitu
[ME. feverer,
14..
ad. OF. feverier, = Pr. febrier, Ca
[ a. OF. fee, feie (F. foie).]
c1175
[ a. OF. feble, fieble, foible (mod.
[ a. OF. feblesce, foiblece, mod.F. f
[ME. feor
[Perh.
13..
c1315
a. OFr. fetis, feitis, faictis, f.
a. OF. feor, feur, fuer fixed price
a. OF. *felon; a 16th c. quot. in G
[ a. OF. fueilleure, -ure, f. fueil l
lle (14th c.),
1567
a. OF. femelle n. fem. (= Pr. femel
[ a. OF. feme, Fr. femme woman, wife.
c1440
[ ad. OF. fumeraille altered form of
1398
[ a. OF. feminal = Pr. feminal, f. La
feminie
c1386
[ a. OF. feminie, f. L. femina woman.
1822
feminine, a. and n.
c1384
[ a. OF. and Fr. feminin, -ine, ad. L
1823
feminity
1386
1824
femorals, n. pl.
1609
[ a. OF. femoralles = late L. femoral
1825
fenage
1610
[ a. OF. fenage, f. fener to make hay
1826
fenester
c1290
[ a. OF. fenestre (Fr. fenetre):-L. f
1827
fenestral, n.
1399
1828
fenestrelle
c1420
1829
fenyent, a.
1444
1830
feretory
c1330
1831
ferie, n.
1377
[ a. OF. ferie, ad. L. feria.]
1832
fermail
1480
[ a. OF. fermaille a clasp:-med.L. fi
1833
fermery, farmery
1377
1834
fermillet
c1475
[ a. OF. fermillet, fermaillet, dim.
1835
ferrament
a1440
[ a. OF. ferrement, ad. L. ferrament-
1836
ferraunt, a.
c1300
[ a. OF. ferrant, f. fer:-L. ferrum i
1837
ferrer1
a1483
[ME. feminite,
a. OF. feminite, f. Lat. type *femi
[ a. OF. fenestral, f. fenestre: see
[ a. OF. fenestrelle, dim. of fenestr
[ a. OF. feignant.]
of ME. fertre,
[aphet.
a. OF. fiertre:-L. feretrum, ad. Gr
f. OF. enfermerie, ad. med L. infir
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ferrer1
a1483
[ ad. OF. ferriere: see barrel-ferrer
1838
ferrer2, ferrour
c1380
[ a. OF. ferreor, ferour (Fr. ferreur
1839
ferret, n.1
1398
[ a. OF. (?*firet), fuiret, furet (mo
1840
ferrule, n.
1611
1841
fers
c1369
[ a. OF. fierce, fierche, fierge (in
1842
fertee
c1380
[ a. OF. fierte = Pr. fiertat, fertat
1843
fertile, a.
c1460
[ a. OF. fertil (Fr. fertile = Pr. fe
1844
fervence
14..
[ a. OF. fervence, as if ad. L. *ferv
1845
fervour, fervor
1340
1846
fescue, n.
1377
[ a. OF. festu (Fr. fetu) a straw:-po
1847
fesse1
1486
[ a. OF. fesse:-L. fascia band; mod.F
1848
festal, a. and n.
1479
[ a. OF. festal, festel, f. L. fest-u
1849
fester, n.
a1300
[ a. OF. festre (for the change in te
1850
festier
1851
festival, a. and n.
1852
1601
verrel, virl,
fervor, -our,
.) ridge-tile,
ad. OF. virelle, virol (Fr. virole)
a. OF. fervor, -our (mod.F. ferveur
f. OF. fest (mod.F. faite) ridge of
13..
[ a. OF. festival, -vel, ad. med.Lat.
festivity
1387
[ a. OF. festivite, ad. L. festivitat
1853
feu, n.
1497
[ a. OF. feu, fieu, fiu; see the vari
1854
feuage
1618
[ a. OF. feuage, fouage, f. feu fire.
1855
feud, n.1
a1300
1856
feu-farm
14..
1857
feu-farmer
1609
[ ad. OF. feufermier: see fee-farmer.
1858
feute, fewte
c1340
[ ad. OF. fuite 'voies du cerf qui fu
1859
fever, n.1
c1000
c 1000 Sax. Leechd. I. 148 Gif him fe
1860
fever, n.2
1415
[ ad. OF. fevere, fevre, febvre, fabr
1861
fewe
1525
1862
fewter, n.
c1350
1863
fewterer
c1340
1864
fewtrer
1865
fiable, feable, a.
1483
[ a. OF. fiable, feable, faithful, co
1866
fiance, n.
1340
[ a. OF. fiance f. fier to trust.]
1867
fiants, n.
1576
[ a. OF. fient masc., fiente fem. dun
1868
fierce, a.
c1290
[ a. OF. fers, fiers in same senses,
1869
fig, n.1
a1225
[ a. OF. fige, figue, ad. Prov. figa,
1870
figee
1381
1871
figer
a1300
[ a. OF. figier (mod.F. figuier), f.
1872
figural, a.
c1450
[ a. OF. figural, ad. late L. *figura
1873
figury, a.1
1467
rn ME. fede is
a. OF. fede, feide, faide (the phra
[ ad. OF. feuferme: see fee-farm.]
[?
a. OF. fuie:-L. fuga flight; cf. fe
[ a. OF. feutre, fautre (:-late L. fi
in same sense,
14..
f. OF. veutre, vautre, veltre (late
[ a. OF. feutrier, f. feutre felt.]
rh. originally
a. OF. fige a dish of curds, subst.
[ a. OF. figure figured.]
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filander1
1486
[ a. OF. filandre:-popular L. *filand
1875
file, n.3
1303
[ a. OF. file (Fr. fille) girl:-L. fi
1876
filiole1
13..
[ a. OF. filloele, -elle, fillole, al
1877
filiole2
15..
[ a. OF. (and mod. dial. Fr.) filliol
1878
filour
c1340
[Shortened
1879
filter, n.
c1400
[ME. filtre,
1880
finably, adv.
1483
[ f. OF. finable final + -ly2. Cf. OF
1881
finance, n.1
a1400
[ a. OF. finance, n. of action f. fin
1882
finction
a1529
[ a. OF. finction, fincion, ad. vulga
1883
fine, n.1
c1200
1884
fiole
1885
firm, a. and adv.
1886
firmance
1513
1887
firmity 1
a1450
[ a. OF. fermete, f. ferme firm a.; r
1888
fitchew
c1394
[ a. OF. fissel (pl. fissiaulx), late
1889
flag, a.
1591
1890
flagel1
c1325
[ a. OF. flageol, flagel, flajol, a.
1891
flagitious, a.
1382
[ ad. OF. flagicieux, flagitieux, or
1892
flagon 1
1470
1893
flair, n.1
1340
1894
flairing, ppl. a.
1895
flamant, flammant
1896
flambe
c1430
[ a. OF. flambe (var. of flamme flame
1897
flame, n.
a1340
[ a. OF. flambe, flamme:-L. flamma, o
1898
flancard
c1489
[ a. OF. flancard, f. flanc flank n.1
1899
flanch, n.1
1562
1900
flankard
1567
1901
flash, n.3
c1450
eading fasshe,
a. OF. fais or faisse bundle, sheaf
1902
flash, a.2
1562
[?
ad. OF. flac, flache (mod.F. with u
1903
flasket
1460
[ a. OF. flasquet (northern form of f
1904
flaskisable, a.
1430
[ ad. OF. flechisable (also spelt fla
1905
flat, n.1
1906
flatter, n.1
1907
flawn
1908
fleam, n.1
1909
fletcher
[ME. fin,
13..
a1340
a1300
1340
a. OF. filtre, ad. med.L. filtrum:
a. OF. fin = Pr. fin-s, fi-s, Sp. f
[ a. OF. fiole, phiole = Pr. fiola, m
[ME. ferme,
a. OF. (and Fr.) ferme:-L. firmus.]
[ ad. OF. fermance (1) an enclosure,
[Perh.
[ME. flakon,
a. OF. flac (:-L. flaccus) of same
ad. OF. flacon:-earlier flascon:-me
[ a. OF. and F. flair, f. flairier, f
of *flair vb.,
1607
c1320
ad. OF. affiloir:-med.L. affilatori
a. OF. flairier: see flair1 n.]
[ a. OF. flam(m)ant, f. flam(m)er to
[?
a. OF. flanche fem., = flanc masc.,
[ a. OF. (noeud) flancar(d, f. flanc
[ a. OF. flat.]
[ a. OF. flatere, flateour, flateur,
c1300
[ a. OF. flaon (Fr. flan) of same mea
1552
[ a. OF. flieme (Fr. flamme) = Pr. fl
c1400
[ ad. OF. flecher, flechier arrow-mak
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flock, n.2
1277
1911
flockard
1465
1912
flocket
a1529
1913
floine
1914
floramour
1548
[ a. OF. *flor amour (in Cotgr. fleur
1915
floret2
1583
[ ad. OFr. florete (Fr. fleuret) flos
1916
flory, n.1
1530
1917
flote, n.2
a1300
[ a. OF. flote fem., company of perso
1918
flour-dammes
1513
[ f. OF. flour flower + damas (explai
1919
floure jonett
1423
[ ad. OF. flour (Fr. fleur) flower an
1920
flower, n.
c1200
. flour, flur,
1921
flumbarding
c1300
[app.
1922
flume, n.
c1175
1923
flute, n.1
c1384
1924
fluxible, a.
1925
[prob.
a. OF. floc lock of wool, snowflake
[ ad. OFr. flocquart, floccard, expla
[?
13..
a. OF. floquet tuft, shaggy cloth.]
[ a. OFr. flouin in same sense.]
[?
f. OF. flor, fleur flower; cf. OF.
a. OF. flour, flur, flor (Fr. fleur
f. OF. flambard torch.]
[ a. OF. flum, flun = Pr. flum, It. f
[ME.
a. OF. fleute, flaute, flahute (als
1471
[ a. OF. fluxible, ad. late L. fluxib
foil, n.1
?c1390
[ a. OF. foil, fuil, fueil masc. (= P
1926
foin, n.1
c1394
1927
foison, n.
1928
foist, fust, n.1
1929
foist, n.2
1930
[ a. OF. foine (Fr. fouine), altered
13..
[ a. OF. foison, foyson, fuison, fuso
1485
[ a. OF. fuste, ad. It. fusta fem. or
a1533
[ a. OF. fust (mod.F. fut) cask, prim
foleant, pple.
1340
[ ad. OF. foliant, foleiant, pr. pple
1931
folebayrie
1340
[ a. OF. fole baerie (fole, fem. of f
1932
foliot
a1250
1933
folious, a.1
a1450
[ ad. OF. folieus, folieux, f. folie
1934
folity
a1400
[ ad. OF. folite, follite, f. fol, fo
1935
folly, n.1
a1225
[ a. OF. and Fr. folie, f. fol, fou f
1936
folt, n.
1937
fool, n.1 and a.
1938
foolage, a. and n.
1939
foolhardy, a.
1940
fool-haste
1393
[ a. OF. fole haste, f. fole fem. of
1941
fool-hasty, a.
1393
[ a. OF. fol hastif, comb. of fol foo
1942
fool-large, a. and n.
1297
[ a. OF. follarge, f. fol fool a. + l
1943
fool sage
1377
[ a. OF. *fol sage (= saige fol, Pals
1944
forage, n.
c1315
1945
foragement
1596
1946
forager
1377
[?
1303
a1225
a. OF. foliot. The OF. word is reco
[ a. OF. folet, f. fol mad, foolish:
l n. and adj.,
ad. OF. fol n. and adj. (mod.F. fou
1560
[ a. OF. folage adj. and n. (repr. po
a1225
[ a. OF. fol hardi, comb. of fol fool
. F. fourrage,
f. OF. feurre fodder:-Com. Rom. *fo
[ a. OF. fourragement: see forage v.
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forager
1377
1947
forayer
c1330
ME. forrier is
a. OF. forrier, (see also fourrier,
1948
forbate, a.
1558
[?
f. OF. forb-er to counterfeit + -at
1949
forbed, ppl. a.
1413
[f. *forbe,
a. OF. forbir (see furbish v.) + -e
1950
forcat
1598
[ ad. OF. *forcat = forchat forked st
1951
forceable, a.
1574
[ ad. OF. forcable, f. forcer to forc
1952
forcel
1610
[ a. OF. forcelle (in 16th c. fourcel
1953
forcelet2
c1475
1954
forcenery
1480
[ a. OF. forcenerie, f. forcener: see
1955
forcer1
13..
[ a. OF. forcer, forcier. Cf. It. for
1956
forche, n.
c1380
[ a. OF. forche: see fork n.]
1957
forcible, a.
c1422
[ a. OF. forcible, f. force force n.
1958
foreign, a. and n.
1959
forel, forrel
1960
[ ad. OF. forragier, f. forrage forag
[Corruptly
a. OF. forceret, dim. of forcer: se
1297
[ a. OF. forain:-popular L. type *for
a1300
[ a. OF. forrel, fourrel (Fr. fourrea
forest, n.
1297
[ a. OF. forest (Fr. foret), ad. med.
1961
forester
1297
[ ad. OF. and Fr. forestier, f. OF. f
1962
forfeit, n.
a1300
[ a. OF. forfet, forfait:-med.L. fori
1963
forfeit, a.
1393
[ ad. OF. forfait, pa. pple. of forfa
1964
forfeiture
13..
[ a. OF. forfeture, forfaiture, f. fo
1965
forge, n.
1966
forjudgement
1967
forkin
c1475
[ a. OF. fourquon of same meaning.]
1968
form, n.
a1225
[ a. OF. fo(u)rme, furme, ad. L. form
1969
formative, a. (n.)
1490
[ a. OF. formatif, -ive (12th c.), as
1970
former, n.2
1530
[ ad. OF. formoir chisel, f. form-er
1971
formosity
1489
[ a. OF. formosite, ad. L. formositat
1972
fornication1
a1300
[ a. OF. fornication, -acion, f. late
1973
fortin, a.
1340
[ a. OF. fortin (used only of Samson)
1974
fortress, n.
13..
[ a. OF. forteresse strength, a stron
1975
fortunable, a.
c1465
[ a. OF. fortunable ('unfortunate', G
1976
fortunel, a.
c1374
[ a. OF. fortunal, -el: see fortune n
1977
fortunity
c1470
[ a. OF. fortunite (ill) hap: see for
1978
fortunous, a.
c1374
[ a. OF. fortuneus: see fortune n. an
1979
fostell
a1510
[?
1980
fouch
13..
[ME. fourche,
1981
fouldre
1982
fountain, n.
1398
1983
fourneil
1483
c1386
[ a. OF. forge (= Pr., Catal. farga,
1531
[ a. OF. forjugement, f. forjugier to
c1384
a. OF. fustaille (mod.F. futaille)
a. OF. fourche, forche, lit. 'fork'
[ a. OF. fouldre (Fr. foudre):-vulg.
ME. fontayne,
a. OF. fontaine:-late L. fontana (w
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fourneil
1483
[ a. OF. fornel furnace, kiln: see fo
1984
foutre, fouter
1597
[ a. OF. foutre:-L. futuere (the inf.
1985
fraction, n.
c1391
[ a. OF. fraccion (Fr. fraction), ad.
1986
fraid, a.
1577
1987
frail, n.1
13..
1988
frail, a.
a1340
[ ad. OF. fraile, frele (Fr. frele) =
1989
frailty
a1340
[ ad. OF. frailete:-L. fragilitat-em,
1990
franchise, n.
c1290
[ a. OF. franchise freedom, frankness
1991
franchisement
1562
[ a. OF. franchisement, franchissemen
1992
frangible, a.
c1440
[ a. OF. frangible, as if ad. L. *fra
1993
frank, n.2
?a1400
1994
frank, a.2
c1300
[ a. OF. franc (= Pr. franc. Sp., Pg.
1995
frankincense
a1387
[ a. OF. franc encens: see frank a.2
1996
frantic, a. and n.
1997
frapaille
c1330
[ a. OF. frapaille, collect. f. frape
1998
frapart
a1535
[ a. OF. frapart, f. frapper to strik
1999
frape1
c1330
2000
frary
1362
13..
. of *fraid v.
ad. OF. freidir: see fretish v.1]
[ a. OF. frayel, of unknown origin.]
[ a. OF. franc in same sense.]
ntik, frantik,
[?
a. OF. frenetique (mod.F. frenetiqu
a. OF. frap of same meaning, f. fra
[ a. OF. frairie, frerie, f. frere br
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