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unime
s.xiii
1
Merceneis
c.1136-37
litterat
1399-1400
jocunditee
s.xiv
2
[controvement]
s.xii
1
[maisuner]
1
s.xiii
3/3
pannage
1291-92
redundement
s.xiii
ex
espigurnele
s.xiii
ex
croissure
s.xiii
2/4
atribler
s.xii
1
musalaigne
c.1300
hebbyngnette
1386
hoket
1276
noefantisme
c.1375 (?)
rai
3
1155
luz
1
s.xiii
suzain
c.1290
[encuider]
s.xiii
2
emplaisir
c.1200
esbaudir
s.xii
2/4
mendicant
1321-22
[surpelice]
1171-74
mespris
1
1411
friande
1396
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friande
(1396)
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[gdw]
FEW:
frigere 1
3,790a
Gdf:
friant
4,146b
GdfC:
friand
9,664a
TL:
frïant 3,2260
DEAF:
frire (friant)
DMF:
friand
TLF:
friand
OED:
friand adj. and n.
MED:
∅
DMLBS:
∅
a.
1
lewd, lecherous
:
(
s.xv
1/4
)
lecchierres, friande
(
M.E.
likerous)
163
estre friande de
1
to be eager, greedy for
:
(
1396;
MS: s.xv
1
)
Et ces deaux mescheanx serront si friandes de lour viande q'ils le transgloute[r]ont sanz maschier, a cause d'estancher plus tost lour grande fayme
17.31
frire#1
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