BIND, BINDING (tie)
NOUNS
1658 — SUBLIGATION a binding or tying underneath → obs.
1849 — ABLIGATION a binding, a tying up from → obs.
1898 — BANDING-STUFF binding materials, such as string → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
VERBS
1000 — I-BINDE to bind → obs.
1400 — CADGE to bind, to fasten, to tie, to knot → obs. exc. Eng. dial.
1430 — YARK — YERK to bind tightly with cords → obs. exc. Sc. & Eng. dial.
1578 — BETIE to bind fast, to tie round → obs.
1598 — FAGGOT to bind or tie up in or as in a faggot
1605 — FAGOT to bind or truss, as sticks in a faggot → colloq.
1605 — TIE NECK AND HEELS to bind or confine securely
1607 — FAGGOT to bind (persons) in couples; also, to bind hand and foot → obs.
1621 — LYE to bind, to tie → obs.
1623 — PERLIGATE to bind tightly → obs.
1643 — LAY NECK AND HEELS to bind or confine securely → obs.
1645 — LEAGUE to bind, to connect, to join → obs.
1656 — SUBLIGATE to bind or tie underneath → obs.
1658 — ILLIGATE to bind or fetter; to bind with a spell → obs.
1684 — PERSTRINGE to bind tightly; to constrain → obs.
1731 — ABLIGATE to bind or tie up from → obs.
1790 — YACKER to bind tightly so as to constrict; to pull tightly together → Sc. obs.
1802 — OOP to bind with a thread or cord; to splice → Sc.
1825 — TAG to bind, to tie → Sc.
1866 — OOLD to bind, to tie round with string; to whip → Sc. obs.
1887 — UMCAST to bind, to wrap round → Sc.
1905 — TING to bind, to tie, to fasten together → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1911 — BIN — BINN to bind → Sc. (Bk.)
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