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A Dictionary of the Older Scottish Tongue (up to 1700)

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First published 1963 (DOST Vol. III).
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Quotation dates: 1500-1684

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Inteir, Inteer, adj. Also: intier, -teere, -tear. [ME. intier, e.m.E. intere, var. of enteire, -ere, OF. entier, L. integer. Cf. also Intyre.] Entire, whole, complete. Chiefly in transf. or fig. use.(1) 1556 Lauder Off. Kings 528.
Humelie with hart inteir I wald beseik your Maiestie
a1568 Scott i. 166.
Thy nobillis … Treit tendir, to obtene thair hartis inteir
a1578 Pitsc. I. 6/5.
With inteir hairt and perfytt cherritie
1603 Moysie 44.
He buir ane inteir affectioun to his Majestie and his countrie
1641 Misc. Bann. C. II. 256.
The inteir love … I have … towardis my beloved spous
(2) 15.. Clariodus iv. 2650.
My soverane Lord and Prince most inteir
1570 Satirical Poems xi. 13.
My deir … To me was faithfull and inteir
a1570-86 Maitland Folio MS clxxvii. 10.
Thy hous has ay bene trustie and inteir
1596 Dalr. I. 143/27.
King Durst … borne of maist innocent, inteir, and vncorrupted parentis
a1651 Calderwood II. 505.
How inteere he was with the regent. and ignorant of his late defection
1648 Fam. Innes 238.
I pray yow neglect not to write to your unqil Peeter who is my inteir freind
a1676 W. Guthry Mem. (1747) 117.]
[He and Argyle became so very intire, that they feasted together daily
(3) 1596 Dalr. I. 151/25.
A gaird … , quhome he in al inteir societie acceptit
1638 Rothes Affairs Kirk 131.
Who if the busines had been inteir wold have condiscendit
1659 Glasgow B. Rec. II. 418.
The tounes right of patronage is not altered but standis yit intear with the toune
(4) 1661 Reg. Privy C. 3 Ser. I. 6.
That … dooris, windowes, lockis [etc.] … be keiped inteir, and not imbasiled while farder order
1665 Lauder Journal 40.
Sabots … being made of ane intier lump of wood
1684 Glamis Bk. Rec. 34.
He put on ane inteer new roofe upon the castle

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