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The Sources of Standard English.
| Damp | Marl | Slobber |
| Drone (the verb) | Mumble | Slender |
| Duck | Mop | Slight |
| Fester | Moss | Sluttish |
| Flap | Moult | Snort |
| Flecked | Mud | Spout |
| Flitter | Notch | Stale |
| Flush | Pamper | Stem (sistere) |
| Freight | Patch | Stew (vivarium) |
| Gossamer | Peer | Struggle |
| Grasp | Plot | Tallow |
| Grunt | Poke | Tawny |
| Gulp | Polecat | Tattered |
| Handsome | Pond | Tickle |
| Hinge | Puddle | Tinkle |
| Howl | Rabble | Tittle |
| Humble-bee | Rack | Totter |
| Hurry | Rash | Tramp |
| Hush | Rat | Trample |
| Husk | Rumble | Troll |
| Hut | Rush | Tub |
| Jog | Satchel | |
| Lane | Scoop | Waist |
| Lash | Scum | Wattle |
| Lisp | Shock (quatere) | Waver |
| Loadstar | Shock (acervus) | Whirl |
| Loiter | Shore (fulcire) | Wimble |
| Loll | Seer | Wrap |
| Lull | Sidelong |
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Scandinavian Words, first found in England in the Fourteenth Century.
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| Blab | Bustle | Clumsy |
| Bole (truncus) | Calf (sura) | Dairy |
| Bow (cortina proræ) | Crash | Dapple |
| Boot | Cucking-stool | Dowdy |
| Bracken | Cuff (manica) | Down (pluma) |
| Brag | Chime | Dump |
