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Definition
Bring up (v)
The action of rearing from childhood.
Cf. Bring v. Bring up 2. To rear from childhood; to educate,
breed.
Earliest attestation 1563 (EMEMT)
Example
(...) also the institution and bringynge up from the childhode, is
resembled to the castynge of seade into the grounde in dewe and
conuenient tyme (...). Gale, Institution.
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Nominalization Bruising
Base
Bruise (v)
Definition OED Bruising n. 1. a. Crushing or damaging with a heavy blow;
also (obs.) breaking in pieces, breaking; also fig.
Earliest attestation a1382 (OED)
Example
These Juices are drawn almost from all parts of the Plants; some
by cutting the bark, to be afterwards dry’d in the Sun, as are the
Juices of Scammony, Aloes and Poppy: Others by bruising and
pressing. Charas, Royal.
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Nominalization Bunching
Base
Bunch (v)
Definition OED Bunching n. The action of the verb bunch.
Earliest attestation 1398 (OED)
Example
Now bunchings or stickings out of the parts of the body, are
threetold: for either they are [/26./] natural, and then they serve
for the comliness of the body, and further the actions, as we may
see in the Head, Belly, Joints, the [/27./] Thighs, Calves of the
Legs, and Armes: Or they only pass the ordinary dimensions of
some parts, (...). Read, Workes.
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Nominalization
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Definition
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Nominalization
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Burning
Burn (v)
OED Burning n. The action of burn in its various senses.
a1300 (OED)
Furthermore, watches, crudity, sadnes, feare, anger, greate cares
of the minde, burning of the sun, cold, famine, drunkennes (...),
of these and such lyke causes which may kindle the spirits is this
Feuer engendred. Jones, Dial.
27 (2 of them verbal gerunds)
Bursting
Burst (v)
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