Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- To pour in. Grose. (Exmoor.)
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Etymology: Middle English, alteration resulting from misdivision of an ewte of ewte — more at EFT
Think Progress » Gingrich: There Is An ‘Insurgency’ in CT Which Says ‘Can’t We Come Home And Hide?’ 2006
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Newt has a strange history; originating in a wrong division of two words, "_an ewte_," the latter being derived from _eft_, which is far more correct than newt, though in use now in only a few places.
The Log of the Sun A Chronicle of Nature's Year William Beebe 1919
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[12: 05] matociquala: (I am so blogging this) [12: 16] matociquala: * turns tanaise into an ewte*
"But there's no blood! It's just lymph!" cvillette 2008
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