carder1 (1332)
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carder1 (1332)

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  FEW:  carduus 2/i,370b Gdf: ∅ GdfC:  cardeur 8,428a TL: cardeor 2,44 DEAF:  chardon (cardeor)  DMF:  cardeur  TLF:  carder  OED:  carder n.1  MED:  carder n.1  DMLBS: ∅
cardour  

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1occupationtextilecarder, one who processes textile or raises a nap on cloth using a card: 
( 1350-51 )  tanneours, carders, […]  ii 234
( 1332 )  John le carder de Ayremynne  Carder
( 1464-5 )  Et auxi est ordeigné par l'auctorité suisdit qe chacun cardour, cardoresse, fileresse, tistour, fullour, tondour de drap e tinctour face duement son labour en sa occupacion  ii 406
2 name (used as a surname): 
( 1363 )  Thomas Cardour  Carder
carde#2  carder#2  cardeleve  cardoresse 
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