† hawe-baken.
Obsolete.
In the following, usually taken as = ‘haw(s) baken’, baked haws, equivalent to ‘plain fare’; but this is doubtful.
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c1386 G. Chaucer Man of Law's Prol. 95 But nathelees I recche noght a bene Though I come after hym with hawe-bake [Camb. MS. aw bake, Lansdowne halve bake] I speke in prose and lat him rymes make.
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n.c1386- swines
- swines grass
- swinesnouted
- swinesought
- swinestone
- swing
- swing a cast
- swing a cat
- swing a left
- swing a right
- swing and sway
- swing around the circle
- swing band
- swing bin
- swing both ways
- swing bowler
- swing bowling
- swing craze
- swing douglas
- swing from
- swing hand
- swing it
- swing it on or across
- swack
- swacked