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Quotation dates: 1930
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UNCASSEN, ppl.adj. Sc. form and usages of Eng. uncast. See Cast, v.
1. Of clothes: not faded or worn (ne.Sc., Ags. 1973). See Cast, v., B. I. 11.Abd. 1930:
That's been a gweed wearin claith an' it's uncassen yet.
2. Of peats: not cut (Sh., ne.Sc. 1973). See Cast, v., B. I. 13.Abd. 1930:
I gaed by the moss tae see the peats, but they were uncassen.
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