debrisour (1309)
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debrisour (1309)

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  FEW:  brisare 1,533b Gdf:  debriseur 2,437b GdfC: ∅ TL: debrisëore 2,1240 DEAF:  brisier (debriseor)  DMF:  débriseur  TLF: ∅ OED: ∅ MED: ∅ DMLBS: ∅
debrusour,  debrusur  

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1 law breaker, contravener, violator (of a rule, law, etc.): 
( 1397 )  tiels malefeisours et debrusours del dit estatut  iii 370
2lawbreaker, one who breaks into, gains illegal access: 
( 1309 )  com laroun, comoun robbour, comoun debrusour des parks  Ed II ii 120
debrisour de la pes
1 law peace-breaker, one who disturbs public order: 
( 1366; MS: 1570-1610 ) soit puny come robeour et debrisour de la pees nostre seignour le roy  50.XII.15
brisour#1  debriser  debrisure 
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