† laundonn.
Obsolete. rare.
o laundon: on the field.
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fieldeOE
place?c1225
fletc1275
champ of battlec1300
champany?a1400
o laundon?a1400
palaestrac1425
battle-stead1487
fighting-stead1487
open fielda1500
spear-field1508
joining-place1513
camp1525
foughten field1569
battleground1588
Aceldama1607
champian?1611
field of honour1611
champaign1614
standing ground1662
fighting-field1676
battlefield1715
?a1400 Morte Arth. 1768 The kynge of Lebe be-fore the wawurde he ledez, And alle his lele lige mene o laundone ascriez.
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n.?a1400- to hunt a trainscent
- to hunt at by force
- to hunt at force
- to hunt at of
- to hunt change
- to hunt down
- to hunt etc at by force
- to hunt etc at force
- to hunt etc at of
- to hunt for or catch a hare with a tabor
- to hunt grass
- to hunt heel
- to hunt in couples
- to hunt in purlieu
- to hunt in the purlieus
- to hunt it by the heel
- to hunt out
- to hunt riot
- to hunt the change
- to hunt the gowk
- to hunt the letter
- to hunt the loon
- to hunt the same old coon
- to hunt the steeple
- to hunt up