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silour
English
Etymology
Variant of celure.
Noun
silour (plural silours)
- (obsolete) A canopy. [14th-16thc.]
Anagrams
- louris
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pilour
English
Noun
pilour (plural pilours)
- (obsolete) A piller; a plunderer.
Old French
Etymology
piler (“to plunder”) +? -our.
Noun
pilour m (oblique plural pilours, nominative singular pilours, nominative plural pilour)
- (Anglo-Norman) plunderer; pillager
Descendants
- English: piller
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