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complice (1330)
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complice (1330)

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pl. complices,  complicz,  compliz  
  FEW:  complex 2/ii,983b Gdf: ∅ GdfC:  complice 9,141a TL: complice 2,631 DEAF: ∅ DMF:  complice  TLF:  complice  OED:  complice n.  MED:  complice n.  DMLBS:  complex 408c / complicare 409b

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accomplice: 
( 1330 )  enemi & treitre du Roi, & des compliz le dit R.  Rot Parl1 ii 57
( 1373 )  le dit W.C. et altres, ses complicz et fautours  King’s Bench vi 169
( 1421 )  ové autres lour complices faulxement entreliez et confederez  King’s Bench vii 255
( 1502 )  ne fait aucune estyme dudit Emond de la Polle, ses adherens et complices  Lett Rois 521

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