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- Latin laniatus, past participle of laniare. (Wiktionary)
Examples
“Bedded on new made scones240 and cakes in piles to laniate.”
“Bedded on new made scones [FN#240] and cakes in piles to laniate.”
“To laniate j to wonod with any (harp point drawn along.”
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These come from gamma meditation ,I think.
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quale , qualia, elegy, tacet, lexicon, annunciate, caste, eros, contrive, purlicue, irony, venacular, dilapidate and 569 more...
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abattoir, gristle, viscous, eviscerate, ravage, carnage, gouge, claret, slaughterous, sanguinary, laniate, defenestrate and 11 more...
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