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musicianer Now rare in educated use.|mjuːˈzɪʃənə(r)|
Forms: 6 Sc. musicinar, musecenar, 6–7 musicioner, 6–8 musitianer, 6–9 musitioner, 7– musicianer.
[f. musician + -er1.]
= musician.
1540Records of Elgin (New Spald. Cl. 1903) I. 47 The toun consentit to giff to John Kyntor, musicinar, ane croun of the sone for his seruice. 1609Househ. Bk. Earls Cumbld. in Whitaker Hist. Craven (1812) 318 Payd to the musitioners which were appointed to play at Londesbro'. 1683Tryon Way to Health 13 The most skilfulest Musicianer in the World can make no harmony, if his Instrument be not in tune. 1801tr. Gabrielli's Mysterious Husb. II. 47 Those scrawls musicianers set before them to look at while playing. 1843Thackeray Irish Sk.-Bk. (1857) 90 There were three girls..tossing their arms about to the tunes of three musicianers. 1899Somerville & Ross Irish R. M. 294 Here, Yates! you're a sort of musicianer yourself! |