scrud

Etymology: Middle English, garment, from Old English scrud; akin to Old English scrEade shred — more at SHRED

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[N] e sceal ðer beo sciet ne scrud. ne woruld wele nane. eal þe murhðe þe me us bi {} hat. al hít sceal beo god ane.

Selections from early Middle English, 1130-1250 Part I: Texts Joseph Hall

Hængest eode in to þan inne {;}   þer wunede Rouwenne. he heo lette scruden {;}   mid vnime ` te´ prude. al þ̵ scrud þe heo hafde on {;}   heo weoren {s} wiðe wel ibon.

Selections from early Middle English, 1130-1250 Part I: Texts Joseph Hall

It was [scrud] in the fourth quarter of 2008 drilling at 15,600 feet roughly targeting a depth of 18,000 feet.

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