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First published 2000 (DOST Vol. VIII).
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(Saucis,) Sasis, Sauses, n. pl. [OF saucisse (c1268 in Larousse). Cf. e.m.E. sawsyge (15th c.), sausage (1553), sawsege (1573), sassage (1641), etc., ? ONF saussiche.] Sausages. — 1598 Stirling Ant. III 310.
xij rodekeins, xij quhit sasis
1665–7 Lauder Jrnl. 77.
We have eated puddings heir also that we call sauses which they make most usualy of suine

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