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First published 1963 (DOST Vol. III).
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Quotation dates: 1400-1420, 1475-1490, 1559
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Haboundan(d)ly, adv. Also: -andlie; haboundane-, habowndan-. (f. Haboundand,pres. p.) = Haboundantly,adv. —c1400 Troy-bk. i. 280.
Of halking and of hunting Haboundanly thar had the kyng c1420 Wynt. I. 1344.
Sum steddys growys sa habowndanly. (W. haboundanely) Off gyrs c1420 Ib. v. 36.
All that day in gret copy That well ran oure habowndanly c1475 Acts of Schir William Wallace i. 376.
Happy he was, tuk fysche haboundanle c1475 Ib. iii. 3; etc.
Baith erbe and froyte … Haboundandlye in euery slonk and slaid 1490 Irland Mir. I. 81/14.
Ȝit mar haboundanly all his blud and lif he spendit for to wyn thi luf 1559 Knox VI. 50.
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