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thropple(2)(dictionary)

pervene (iou) and thropple(1) (iou)


pervene (iou)



pervene verb.rare. Orig. & chiefly Scot. L16.
[Latin pervenire, formed as PER-1 + venire come. Cf. French parvenir arrive.]
verb intrans. Attain or get to. L16-L17.
verb trans. Gain access to, haunt. Only in L18.

thropple(1) (iou)



thropple noun. . LME.
[Origin unkn.]
The throat; esp. the windpipe or gullet, freq. of a horse or Other animal.
throppled adjective (esp. of a horse) having a thropple, usu. of a specified kind; cock-throppled: see COCK noun1: E17.