corrodiern.
/kəˈrəʊdɪə/ = corrodiary n.
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provenderc1300
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prebend1447
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Preb.1640
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corrodier1865
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1865 C. Kingsley Hereward xx, in Good Words June 415/2 Outside the minster walls were the cottages of the corodiers, or labouring folk.
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n.1865- turn up trumps
- turn upon
- turn upon a dime
- turn upon a sixpence
- turn upside down
- turn white into black
- turn wind
- turn, twist, and wind
- turn, twist, and wind one
- turn, wend the luff
- turn-
- turn-about sickness
- turn-again alley
- turn-again lane
- turn-and-bank
- turn-and-slip
- turn-away
- turn-based
- turn-bat
- turn-beam
- turn-bench
- turn-boat
- turn-bolt
- turn-bout
- turn-bridge