Duel
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 153
du'el, n. a combat between two persons single combat to decide a quarrel — v to tight in single combat pr.f> duelling pa du elled — Du'eller or Duellist, lit due!lo, from — L duellum the orig form 0i helium duo two.] Duelling, dflel-mg, n fighting in a dmi. the practice of fighting single combat Duenna, du-en'a, «. an old lady who acts as guardian to younger. Ihp a form of Donna.] Duet, du ct', Duetto, dfl-et'o, u. a piece of music for two. [It duetto — L_ duo, two.] Duffel, duf'l, « a thick, oarsc woollen cloth, with a nap [Prob. from Duffel, a town m Belgium Dug, dug, n the nipple of the pap, esp applied to that of a cow or other beast [Cf isw. dagga, Dan. dagge to suckle a child Sec Dairy Dug, dug, pa.t. and pa p. of Dig.
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