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terere1 (s.xiii1)
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terere1 (s.xiii1)

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tarere,  tariere,  tarrere;  terire;  terrere; 
pl. tareris  (terereis  TLL ii 79.166)  
  FEW:  taratrum 13/i,112b Gdf:  tarare 7,646a GdfC:  tarere 10,744b TL: tarere 10,113 DEAF:  tarere  DMF:  tarière 1  TLF:  tarière  OED:  tarrier n.2  MED:  tarrer(e n.  DMLBS:  tarrera 3374b

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implementauger, drill, tool for boring holes: 
( MS: s.xiii1 ) terebro: terrere, navegar (l. nauegar)  Vernac Glosses 20.79
( MS: s.xiii ) terebrum est instrumentum perforandi, gallice tarrere  TLL i 53
( c.1290; MS: 1307-25 ) [D]e deuz cheverouns un couple facez Ki ferme estera sur la mesere Par kivil (M.E. pinne) e par terere (M.E. nauger)  BIBB ROTH (G) 960
( s.xivin; MS: 1382 ) Coyne, cune et terrere (M.E. Bolax, wegge, wymbul)  Nominale 516
( MS: s.xiv1 ) unum perforium est un grant terrere, a naugore  Westm Glosses 14

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See also:

parterere  terel1 
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