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[ FEW: 16,397b *krôk; Gdf: ∅; GdfC: 9,251c croc; TL: 2,1066 croc; DEAF: croc 2; DMF: croc 1; TLF: croc; OED: crook n. and adj.; MED: crok n.; DMLBS: 520b crocus 2 ]

croc, croche, crocke, crok, croke, crokke; crook; cros, crosse; croz, crohc ii 89.158, crozce 4v

s.1hook, crook ♦ pot-hook ♦ pot stirrer (?) ♦ weapon with a curved piece of metal or hook, billhook, grappling iron, etc. 2crozier, bishop's staff 3strategem, trick (of the Devil)

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1hook, crook:

( MS: s.xiii² ) hamus: croc i 159

( MS: s.xiii^ex ) Carucarii reparant diversa instrumenta aratri =of the pough, s. stivam et trabem, [...] uncos gloss: (C) crocs (var. (D*: s.xiii/xiv) crokis ) et cultros, vomeres, tribulas vel marras [...] i 199.47 and ii 136.49

( MS: s.xv^m ) un crook : a flesshehoke 173

♦ domestic pot-hook:

( MS: s.xii/xiii ) in a kitchen: ferreus arpax: (T) croc ii 47.87

( MS: s.xiii² ) In quoquina sit [...]. Item sint ibi olle, tripodes [...], pilus, contus, uncus gloss: (C) croc (var. (L: s.xiii/xiv) havet), cacabus [...] i 181.60 and ii 65.60

( 1396; MS: s.xv¹ ) (for the kitchen:) voil que vous achatez dressours, poz d’aresme, […], crokes […] 5.26

♦fishingpot stirrer (?):

( MS: s.xiii¹ ) In quoquina sit mensula, [..]. Item sint ibi olle, tripodes [...], pilus, contus gloss: croc, uncus, cacabus [...] i 181.60 and ii 96.60

( MS: s.xiii¹ ) contus: (J) crok (var. (R: s.xiii¹) movur) 239

♦weaponsweapon with a curved piece of metal or hook, billhook, grappling iron, etc.:

( 1121-25; MS: s.xiv¹ ) Vit venir deiables [...] E venent dreit a cel dolent; Salt l'uns avant, al croc le prent 1468

( s.xii^3/4; MS: s.xiv² ) E les homes armez as croks e as brans 4852

( s.xiii¹; MS: s.xiii¹ ) Les debles […] del (l. de) lur cros les demaglerent 683

( 1271-72; MS: s.xiii^4/4 ) tenanz lor espeies ou lur croks hors des gaingnes 21.6

2eccl.crozier, bishop's staff:

( c.1136-65; MS: c.1200 ) (prelacy) Od columbine piteiance Traiet del croc a penitance, E od serpentine justise Ost od sun pic feluns d’eglise 11530

( MS: s.xiii² ) pedum: hec cambuca, -ce est croce episcopi ii 24.1773

( 1312; MS: s.xiv¹ ) Jeo solei porter croz (var. (U: s.xiv^1/4) crotz; (R: s.xiv¹) croce; (T: s.xiv²) croiz) e mitre 163

( 1459-60 ) in una illorum imprimatur una mitra et in altero .j. croche 88

3strategem, trick (of the Devil):

( s.xiii^ex; MS: 1307-15 ) ses (=the Devil’s) souduians turs […] sé violens crocs e totes ses mauveitez 34.11

croce a pastur

1games'shepherd’s crook', ball game played with a crooked stick:

( MS: c.1250 ) Tunc de ludis. [...] Hoc pedum: croche a pastur i 413

croce de fer

1 domestic pot-hook:

( MS: s.xiii ) in the kitchen: ferreus arpax: (A) croc de fer (var. (D: s.xiii/xiv) havés; (L: s.xiii^ex) croc de fere; (O: s.xii/xiii) croc ) ii 47.87

♦weaponsweapon with a curved piece of metal or hook, billhook, grappling iron, etc.:

( s.xiii; MS: s.xiv^2/4 ) furches e croke de feer ardaunt 207

crochet

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