Loord

Related to Loord: Lord of the Flies
n.1.A dull, stupid fellow; a drone.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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(34) He accepted that he had 'unkunnyngelych' (unwisely) slandered Richard in public and to his face, and continued by agreeing that during this crisis he had acted 'untrewly and unkyndely as to hym that is my lyege Loord'.
The Prisoner's Voice in Conflicting Narratives of Loyalty and Political Legitimacy in Late Medieval England
These were truly Yankee doodle dandy dishes - The Loord Nelson serving up something mightily different in mighty fine, , sizzling style
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3) Syr, my Loord comendys hym harttely wnto yow, and thankys yow of your letter, and syche tydyngys as he knowys a wryttys yow parte.
19) iij dayes afor the wrytyng of thys I departyd from my Loord, and come to se my father and my mother, and the morow after ^thys^ I pwrpos be grasse of God to goo ageyn.
Towards a more analytic expression of grammatical relationships: the use of prepositions and adverbs in early English correspondence
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