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clop (1163-70)
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The form cloup is a cross reference to the following entry:

clop (1163-70)

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cloppe,  cloup  (clap,  clappe)  
  FEW:  cloppus 2/i,794b Gdf:  clop 2,159b GdfC: ∅ TL: clop 2,498 DEAF:  clop  DMF:  clop  TLF: ∅ OED: ∅ MED: ∅ DMLBS: ∅

a.

1limping or walking with difficulty (because of injury, age, disability etc.): 
( c.1170; MS: s.xiiiex )  il est vieill u est clop u il est mahaigné  1942
( s.xii2; MS: s.xii3/3 )  li enfes chaid e clops en devint par le chair  68
( MS: s.xiii )  claudus: clop  166
( s.xivin; MS: s.xivm )  chescun homme qe fust clop o oceous  86
( s.xivin; MS: s.xiv2/4 )  un bier ert clop, qe du ventre de sa mere clocha  (B) 210c
♦clumsy, inept: 
( c.1215; MS: 1330-40 )  De bien sailir ne fu nul (= devil) clop  332
2 name (used as a surname): 
( 1206 )  Simon Cloppe  Clapp
( 1327 )  John Clap  Clapp
( 1333 )  Roger Clappe  Clapp

s.

1one who limps or walks with difficulty (because of injury, age, disability etc.): 
( 1163-70; MS: s.xiii2 )  il poeit enferms saner E clops e cuntreiz faire aler  3278
( s.xiii1; MS: s.xiii1 )  (J.C. will marry) Nees la clope e la boçue  17
( c.1334; MS: s.xivm )  un eveugle et un cloup vindrent a li […] priantz de li santee  135.7
2 name (used as a surname): 
( 1222 )  Godard le Clop  Clapp

See also:

cloper 
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