† combaronn.
Historical.
A fellow-baron (of the Cinque Ports): an Anglo-Norman word retained in translation.
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1331 Literæ Cantuar. (Rolls) I. No. 381 Qe monstre vous est pleintivement par voz pieres et combarons de Heth [1887 J. B. Sheppard transl., That it has been shown to you in way of complaint by your fellows and combarons of Hythe].
1861 Sat. Rev. 12 210/2 A Lord Warden who is equal to..sending jurats and combarons home..profoundly satisfied with their own importance.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1891; most recently modified version published online June 2019).
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n.1331- dissect
- dissect out
- dissected
- dissected map or picture
- dissectible
- dissecting
- dissecting-clerk
- dissecting-forceps
- dissecting-knife
- dissecting-microscope
- dissecting-room
- dissectingclerk
- dissectingforceps
- dissectingknife
- dissectingmicroscope
- dissectingroom
- dissectings
- dissection
- dissections
- dissective
- dissector
- dissectors
- dissects
- dissed
- disseise