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DANDRING, _part pr_ E an unequal sound

_Evergreen_

Teut _donder-en_, tonare

DANE, DAINE, _adj_ Gentle, modest

O Fr _dain_, dainty, fine

_Lyndsay_

DANG, _pret_ of ~Ding~, q v

DANGER, DAWNGER, _s_

1 The great exertion er

_Wallace_

2 _In his dawnger_, in his power

_Wyntown_

3 _But dawngere_, without hesitation

_Barbour_

O Fr _danger_, power, dominion

DANGER, _adj_ Perilous

_Wallace_

DANT, _s_

V ~Dent~

_Priests Peblis_

_To_ DANT, _v a_ To subdue