different between dwere vs deere
dwere
Middle English
Alternative forms
- dwer, dwire
Etymology
From Middle Dutch dwers, dwars or Middle Low German dw?r, akin to Middle High German twer, twerhe, Old English þweorh.
Noun
dwere
- doubt, dread, perplexity, uncertainty
- Than Kynge Marke rode tyll he com to a fountayne; and there he rested hym by that fountayne, and stoode in a dwere whether he myght ryde to Kynge Arthurs courte other none […].
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deere
English
Adjective
deere (comparative deerer, superlative deerest)
- Archaic spelling of dear.
Noun
deere (plural deeres)
- Archaic spelling of dear.
- Archaic spelling of deer.
Anagrams
- reede
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