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First published 1951 (DOST Vol. II).
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Dail(lis)man, n. Also: delisman, dealisman. [Dale n.2] A sharer or partner. — 1563
Aberd. B. Rec. MS. XXV. (J).
The awnaris and delismen of the said schip 1580 Wedderb. Compt Bk. 199.
Ane schip conteanand . . salt perten[an]d to James Auchinleck . .and Jhone Gairdyne, . .dealismen of the same 1602 Conv. Burghs II. 134.
Gif sche haue ony ordinanceis in the schipe, the schip sall nocht be haldin to fynd powder nor bullet bot only the daillis men 1618 Edinb. Test. L. 52.
The defunctis part of ane blok of herreine quhairof thair wes sex dailmen and partineris
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