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† poygné, poynyé Obs.
Forms: 4–5 poygne, poyne, Sc. punȝe, pwnȝhe, 5 Sc. poynyhe, poyhne, ponyhe.
[a. OF. poignié or poigniee:—late L. type pugnāta, f. pugnāre to fight.]
A fight, combat, skirmish.
1375Barbour Bruce xii. 373 For in punȝeis is oft hapnyne. Ibid. xvi. 307 Bot gif that ony pwnȝhe wer That is nocht for till spek of her. c1400Laud Troy Bk. 5565 He broght with him to that poyne Off gode knyghtes thousandes thre [MS. tweyne, but cf. Destr. Troy 6880]. Ibid. 12924 With hardy hert & gret fferte Come he thedur to that poygne. c1425Wyntoun Cron. ix. iii. 217 Welle thre hundyr and fourty Of Inglis at that poynȝhe war tane. Ibid. v. 355 Poyhneis and iuperdeis of were. |