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tablier
1
s.xiii
in
reversion
1
1275
tutour
1266-1300
serche
1
s.xiii
1
encumbrance
s.xiii
2/4
hereditarie
1421
[surmission]
1310
perpetuel
s.xii
1
comprehensioun
1308-09
voucheur
1316
prisoner
1
1260
realment
2
1357
premunire
1383
maintenement
s.xii
1/3
heimelborch
c.1155
[mesjoindre]
1489-90
precipe
1215
hundreder
1280
contribucion
c.1292
hoket
1276
burgeis
1155
titler
2
1344
disjunctif
1425
contumax
s.xiii
ex
parigal
1155
cesser
1
1113-19
defaille
1121-25
reentré
1341
redrescer
s.xii
2/4
prover
1
s.xii
1/3
[portmanfee]
1319
insolent
1415
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insolent
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[vcd]
FEW:
insolens
4,718b
Gdf:
∅
GdfC:
insolent
10,20b
TL:
∅
DEAF:
∅
DMF:
insolent
TLF:
insolent
OED:
insolent adj. and n.
MED:
insolent adj.
DMLBS:
insolens
1406b
a.
1
insolent, which gives offence
:
(
1415
)
le roy nostre seignur soveraigne, considerant les meritories et devoutz ententz de les foundours avauntditz, et auxi les malveis et insolentz governances en ycelle eus
iv 80
insolencie
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