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First published 1965 (SND Vol. VI).
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Quotation dates: 1755

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MUDIE, adj. Brave, bold. Cf. Muid. [′mødi]Sc. 1755 Capt. Carr in Child Ballads (1956) III. 434:
But mony were the mudie men Lay gasping on the grien.

[O.Sc. mudy, id., 1375, O.E. mōdiȝ, Eng. moody, obs. in this sense since 13th c.]

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