SPECIMEN
ADJECTIVES
1593 — EXEMPLARY that is a striking or extraordinary specimen or instance of something → obs.
1605 — EXEMPLAR that is a striking or extraordinary specimen or instance of something → obs.
1664 — SPECIMINAL of a nature of a specimen, example, or type → obs.
1853 — TYPAL serving as a type, pattern or specimen; representative; typical
1860 — TYPICAL serving as a representative specimen of a class or kind
NOUNS
1400 — SAMPLER a specimen, an illustrative or typical instance → obs.
1400 — MUSTER a specimen, example, sample → obs.
1460 — EXEMPLARY a typical example; a specimen; an instance
1465 — SCANTILLON a strip or piece serving as a specimen; a sample → obs.
1525 — SAY a trial specimen; a sample → obs.
1535 — SAY-PIECE a trial specimen; a sample → Sc. obs.
1567 — SCANTLING a specimen, sample, pattern → obs.
1575 — PRECEDENT an example, a specimen; an instance → obs.
1575 — SPRIG a small or insignificant specimen of something
1581 — ASSAY a trial specimen; a sample → obs.
1581 — RESEMBLER a representative specimen or instance → obs.
1582 — SHOW something presented or exhibited as a specimen or sample → obs.
1604 — SHAVE a sample, a specimen → obs.
1614 — ESSAY a trial specimen; a sample, an example → obs.
1641 — COPY a specimen, example, instance → obs.
1697 — SWATCH a sample, a specimen
1721 — SCONE anything of a particular kind considered as a specimen → Sc.
1721 — WONDER a marvellous specimen or example of something
1773 — TEST a proof, sample, specimen → obs.
1790 — SPICE a specimen or sample
1822 — CHUNK a fair-sized or large-sized specimen of an animal or person → US
1825 — WHANGER an exceptionally large or impressive specimen or example of something → chiefly Sc. & Eng. dial.
1830 — CHANCE a specimen, an example → Amer. dial.
1842 — BENDER a big or good specimen of its kind → Eng. dial.
1842 — BOUNCER a large specimen of its kind
1846 — SCREAMER a splendid specimen → sl.
1851 — HOSS a fine specimen → US sl.
1884 — PIECE a poor or unsatisfactory specimen of something → Amer. dial.
1885 — UNICUM a unique example, specimen, or thing
1897 — HOLOTYPE a specimen chosen as the basis of the first description of a new species
VERBS
1820 — SPECIMENIFY to select as a specimen or instance
1832 — SPECIMENIZE to show a specimen or sample of; to collect or preserve as a specimen
1854 — TYPIFY to serve as the typical specimen of a class, etc.
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