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ˈfire-new, a. arch.
[Cf. Ger. feuerneu; also brand-new.]
† Fresh from the fire or furnace (obs.); hence, perfectly new, brand-new.
1594Shakes. Rich. III, i. iii. 256 Your fire-new stampe of Honor is scarce currant. 1599H. Buttes Dyet's drie Dinner N v b, Curdes..fire-newe: for these be most digestible. 1615Sylvester Hymn Alms 195 Fire-new Fashion in a Sleeve. 1713Addison Guardian No. 113 ⁋2 Another suit fire-new, with silver buttons to it. 1800Coleridge Piccolom. iv. vii, Duke Friedland is as others A fire-new noble. 1842Browning Soliloquy Sp. Cloister iii, A fire-new spoon. |