Similar words: dentist, dentistry, scientist, scientism, adventist, irredentist, in loco parentis, neuroscientist. Meaning: n. 1. one of the major dialects of Old English 2. a dialect of Middle English.
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1. The Kentish turn-wrest plough was used throughout the county but here on the Downs it was slightly heavier.
2. In kent, many vanes were completed with the Kentish horse motif and hunting scenes were popular.
3. An alternative is genuine old pasture Kentish indigenous ryegrass.
4. Kentish is little remained, as the dialect of the Jutes and their probable relations the south - east .
5. He seemed to see the fat Kentish fields with their stately elms.
6. Edwards Aerated Elderflower Spring is made from freshly-picked and cold-pressed elderflowers infused in aerated Kentish spring water.
7. Beautiful, medieval,[Sentencedict.com ] moated manor house in the heart of the Kentish Weald.
8. I met him one spring day thirty years ago in the beautiful Kentish countryside where he lived.
9. Yet only five years ago he appeared to have a stable life, running a successful successful minicab firm in Kentish Town with his wife.
10. We can see four dialects in old English times: Northumbrian, Mercian , West Saxon, and Kentish.
11. After the damp weather all the drawers became as fast as a Kentish oyster.
12. The letter was contained in a bottle fast as a Kentish oyster.
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