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Tind

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v. t.1.To kindle.
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In (20) we tind two examples of gratias egit, which can be rendered into either doncunge dyde or pancode.
Periphrastic renderings and their element order in Old English ... by Ogura, Michico / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies
Joining fellow casualties Wilkinson and Dawson are Mike Tind all (ankle), Iain Balshaw (calf),Mike Catt (hamstring), Richard Hill (nose), Lewis Moody (foot), Julian White (knee) and Martin Corry (hamstring).
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