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First published 2002 (DOST Vol. XI).
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Quotation dates: 1460
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(Wallop,) Walope, n. [ME wallop (c1350), walop (c1450), AF walop, Flem. walop(pe, MHG walop, -ap.] With reference to a horse: The ability to gallop, the pace of gallop. — 1460 Hay Alex. 528.
Busefall … Wyd neis-thirlit [etc.] … With damask daupillis … With wantoun walope and bridlit at beheist
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