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Hat(e)red, Hatret, n. Also: hatrede, hait(t)red, -rid, hetred, heitred; hatrait, -rett, -erat, haitrit, het(t)ret, hetirat, heattreat. [ME. hatered(e, -ryd, hat(t)red, hatrede (a 1175), var. of hat(e)reden: see Hat(e)rent.] Hatred.(a) 1456 Hay II. 156/7.
Na for lufe na hatrede c1460 Wisd. Sol. 507.
Tyme of luf, tyme of hatred 1569 Reg. Morton I. 47.
Vpone na foirthocht felony … nor hid heitred 1569-73 Bann. Memor. 258.
A privie hatred … against Sanct Leonardis 1596 Dalr. I. 161/17.
His haitred and inuie Ib. 191/6.
Throuch priuat inuie and hett hatered 1596 St. A. Kirk S. 819.
Na hetred, maleis, nor invy 1622-6 Bisset I. 121/23.
The haittred, malice, and feid of sindrie persones(b) 1531 Lennox Mun. 240.
Suspition and hatret … aganis thaim 1551 Hamilton Cat. 9.
Be wraith, malice, hettret, or consent to the same 1568 Buch. Indict. 43.
Hir hatrait to the King and his freindis 1580 Inverness B. Rec. I. 282.
On … greit hatrett and preway gruge … at the said William a1578 Pitsc. I. 46/7.
It was na privie haitrit that he bure to the Earle of Douglas 1581 Burne Disput. 97 b.
To bring ȝour … floke in hetret … of the bischop of Rome 1570-3 Bann. Trans. 377.
A privie heattreat … against St. Leonardis 1601 Stirling Merch. Guild. 16.
Saying that he had the said Andro at hetirat
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